The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-09-16

Born to Edwin Charles and wife
the first born daughter.

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the first born daughter.
Chas. P. Ulrich, ESQ.,. of Selins
grove has declined the democratic
nomination for District Attorney.
J. A. Gsyton of Lewistown, mail.
agent on the Sunbury & Lewistown
division, made pleasant call at this
Office on Saturday.
Vim. b. Smith has removed the
board fence along Sugar street and
put up a wire fence and is laying
ts ling in front of the hotel.
Louis Garrett, G. F. Miller, Misses
Hattie Briner and Gertrude Souers
of Lewistown. were the guests OF
Heny Bickhart and family the past
few days.
Persons in this town and vicinity
can greatly assist the Editor by
sending us notices of their visitors
and other occurrences that may hap
pen under their observations.
The following are the teachers in
West Perry township: Cross Roads,
II. s. Hornberger; Hester Valley
S. H. Graybill; Stahps. Art. Shasf.
fer; Gordon's. Stephen Mitterling
The Centre Hall Reporter says: A
Rebersburg young lady. who is soon
to be married. had her foltun told
recently, and said to her friends
that she wouldn't tell what the fu.
ture had in store for her for ten
hundred thousand million dollars,
but a day or two later she let the
cat out the bag by blushingly ask.
ing girl chum do you think twins
are NICE"
No lllustra ated article in the Sep.
tember Magazine Number of The
Outlook will attract more general
attention than that on Modern
Rome" by Professor Rodolfo Lam
ciani, who is the greatest living au.
thority on this particular subject,
and has the highest possible rank as
an archeologist and art critic. The
illustrations are furnished by Profes.
sor Lanciani, and include some
beautiful and typical Roman
scenes. [S3 q year. The Outlook
Company, l3 Astor Place, New
York.
James Kessler, of below Shamokin
Dam, spent last Saturday afternoon
aud night with his sons, Thos. NJ.
and George, proprietors Of the Kes-
sler House and Palmer House. The
father OF these up.to. date hotel
boys is as young as they are when it
comes to days fishing or hunting.
He also knows thing or two about
the hotel business, as he clerked in
the James X. Dayis Hotel at Selins.
grove over forty five years ago
long before the above hotel caterers
were born-when A. E. Kapp, now
deceased, operated the stage route
between Northumberland and the
Junction on the Juniata. Mr.. Kes-
sler. although almost seventy years
of age. would readily pass for man
not over ffty.-Northum5erlund
Press.
Col. George E. Waring, Jr.. con-
tributes to MCCLURE's MAGAZINE for
September an article on 'The Clean
ing of Great City" that to readers
who have not carefully considered
the subject will be simply a revela.
ton. Reciting the story OF his own
experience as Commissioner Of
Street Cleaning in New York City
during the last two years and a half,
Col. Waring demonstrates that il is
quite possible, at comparatively
small cost, to keep the streets of a
great ci.y as clean aud wholesome rs
a we'll kept house. And SO far-reach-
ing its physical aud moral effects
does he show the public cleanliness of
q city to be. that it should seem that
the most immediate means Of max
ing q signal reduction of misery
and crime in any city is general i'm
provement in its street.clauiug, The
article is illustrated with special
drawings showing the different OPP
erations in improved street cleaning.
For Singers, an Effective Cure Jo'
Cold.