The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-08-27
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO.. PA, AUGUST 27 1896
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Bucknell University in June, will
teach school at Rolfe, Elk county,
this state. We congratulate the
school board at Rolfe for selecting
such an able instructor.
Miss Jennie Moatz, daughter of
Milton Moatz, died last Wednesday
evening at o'clock. Cause Con-
sumption. She was buried on Sat
urday afternoon, Rev. McLain Of
ficiating. Deceased aged about II
years.
j. W. Lincoln, cashier in the Milf
flinburg bank, and his wife and
daughter, and Merrill Barber, wife
and daughter, of Miillinburg spent
last Friday evening at the Central
Hotel the guests of Cashier Thomp-
son
John l. Dietrich, who has been
staying at West Milton. spent a few
days here visiting friends and rela.
tives. He called Mt this office on
Monday and ordered the Posr sent
to his address in order that he may
get all the news from home.
Much as 1 love Democracy and
revere its history, 1 cannot follow
those who have stolen its banners
while trampling upon it's principles. {"
I-tRobert Il. Wright, Chairman of
the Democratic State Committee, in
his letter OF resignation.
An audit was held in Freeburg
last Thursday to take testimony in
the case of Lewis Hendricks appli-
cation for aid from the overseers of
the poor. He has resided in differ
ent districts but he will probably be-
come charge of Washington town
ship.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
Bliss. The following marriage Ii
censes have been granted since our
last publication
| wv. Heimbach, Mt. Pleasant Mills,
lEllen Steffen, Washington Twp.
| I; j.; Brsssler' yg,ie' Perry Twp.
flames Musser, Shamokin Dam.
MARY Beaver. Kratzerville.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The Kreamer Hotel property, farm
OF 100 acres, one mile north of Krea.
mer, GO acres being in good cultiva.
tom and about 40 acres just west OF
Kreamer (25 acres in good cultiva-
tom will be sold cheap at private
sale by Samuel Rumbach, Kreamer,
Pa. s 27-2t.
PoTT's SHORTHAND COLLEGE, Viii
Transport, Pa. Thorough instruc-
tion by mail for those unable to
leave home. Positions for gradu-
ates. Schools well established, safe
and reliable. State whether you
wish instruction at home or prefer
coming to the school. Catalogue
with first lesson free No vacations.
JOHN G. HENDERSON.
S-27-2t. Principal and Prop'r.
1t is not surprising that nearly
every household in the country
should be acquainted with the mer-
its, virtues, and the healthful prop
critics of Hires Rootbeer? For years
it has been the standard drink Of
those who enjoy delicious temper
ance beverage. 1t tones up the sys-
TEN, helps nature, and is just what
all need in hot weather. A package
makes five gallons. Sold every
where. Refreshing to tired paraders
in tho Campaign.
The first reader of this paper, re-
siding in this county, who writes to
the President of Franklin college,
New Athens, o., that ho or she will
attend this year, will receive 10
weeks tuition free, in the classical,
philosophic, scientific or normal
courses. And any one securing the
largest club of subscribers for this
paper by Nov. /, will get 20 weeks
free, and the ten securing the next
largest clubs, weeks each. Frank
lin college has sent out U. S. sena-
tors, governors, etc, and 900 min
listers, and is one of the Oldest,
cheapest, and best. All other nee
essary expenses, including board,
furnished room, rent of t,xt books,
and washing only $500 to $3.50 per
week. Students can get thorough
education at the lowest rates. Send
for catalogue at once to Rev. VIM.
A. Williams, d. d., president, New