The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-01-14

James Runkle and daughter. Lau-
ra, spent Sunday at Northumber-
land with DR.. Allison's.
John Bickhart will move from
Freeburg to Chas. Keck's farm near
Kreamer in the Spring.
T. B. McWilliams of McVevtown
was visitor at James VanZandt's
the early part OF this week.
E. G. Graybill in the spring will
occupy the rooms in d. A. Kern's
residence recently vacated by X. G..
Walter.
Rev. D. Z. McLain sprained his
ankle one day last week aud Rev.
Bower preached for him on Sunday
morning.
Is the date of your sale in the
PosT Sale Register If not, you
should have it there. Select your
date early.
John P. Wetzel of Beavertown,
president Of the Snyder County Ag.
ricultural Society. was Middle
burg visitor on Tuesday.
Nominate your candidates T o r
township and borough Offices. Ger
ti6cates of nomination must be in
the commissioners Office by the 20.
Miss Carrie Wittenmyer is visit
ing Miss Catharine Englebert at Ly-
kens and Miss Bertha Wittenmyer is
being entertined by Miss Martha
Goldy in Camden.
Albert Bachman of Buchan, Ber.
rian county, Michigan, spent Thurs
day and Friday of last week in
town-the guest Of his uncle Henry
r, Riegel and family.
sap wish to know where to buy
ErLc.! 3for cash, consult the adver.
tisement of F. II. Maurer, Now Ber-
lin. He quotes prices. You will be
surprised to learn how low they are.
There will be two eclipses in 1897,
botn of the sun. The first is an an
nular eclipse visible here as a partial
eclipse towards sunset on February
lst. The second is also an annular
eclipse of the sun July Goth, visible
throughout the United States. Me-
mortal day, May 3Oth, falls on Sun
day, and st. Valentines day and the
Fourth of July also come on Sun
day this year.
The following officers of Beaver
town Camp have been elected for
the ensuing six months. p. Pres,
A. w. Beaver Pres, Jacob H. Het-
rick !; V. Pres, John A. Kern; NJ. of
F., L. H. Middleswarth; Con-. A.
w. Hetrick: Sec'y, VIM. N. Haines !;
Fin. Sec'y, E. f. Wetzel; Treas, j.
A. Aigler; Inspector, Chas. f.
Shirk; Guard, }. +. Bingaman
Chap, DR.. L. +. Wolfe.
ACETYLENE GAs-The exclusive o
right for this county is now for sale,
of the new product, carbide Of cal
cium, from which the wonderful new
illuminating gas is produced. Can
be used in any house gas mains not
necessary. Licenses issued under
|, the Wilson patents (32 in number),
which absolutely controls the indus
. try. Beware of infringers. F o r
terms, ETC., apply to
NApHEys & ADAMS,
372 & 374 Bullitt Building,
l.l44t. Philadelphia, Pa.
Second Assembly in Oratory and
Music in the Opera House, Free.
burg, Pa, commencing Thursday
evening, Jan. IA, 1897. The local tai.
ent will be assisted by the Dunkle
Sisters, Dramatic Artists Mrs. w.
L. Bassler, Soloist; Miss Anna NJ.
| Grimm, Pianist; Profs. Paul Bill
hardt, CA. Keeley, W. H. Houtz,
st. Johns Choir, Fremont; VIM. II.
Grimm, Violin; J. N. Brosius, Cor
net; W. F. Brown, Trombone J. A..
Shaded, Bass. Address OF Welcome
by Rev. J. R. Bergey. Response by
Rev. j. H. Ritter. Instruction and
Recitals each day. Thank God for
! the gift of song-Psstor. Choir, Sun
day School, come join US in the fur
, theran . Of the musical work. Bring
your ifpsorite music. Concerts.
TbursanS, Friday and Saturday
evaninRe' Season ticket, with books.
lOcts; plagle Admission l5cts.
:, as VIZ. MoYEa, A. NJ.
! proprietor and Conductor.