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OL. 32.
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO., PA., JULY 11, 1895.
JNT0. Ti
fEMS of LOCAL INTEREST
autaloupes next I
)og days begun on Tuesday.
usewives aro busy with prosorv
,'atcnuelons are high, but taste,
he bloom of youth is bloomer
Ii ever,
uck trousers are very much in
rvnut girls are down on cooking
ols.
t.o lawn mower is a good thing.
i it along.
e mosquito and tho hotel pro-
lor are happy.
Ith tho advent of July comes the
ve cherry pie. 4
In teachers' voting couteHt will
I early iu August.
: n U. Kreegcr (spout the Fourth
lly in Williamsport.
nior is liko a mat. It can I o
,t any man's door.
colored hat band should bo
loiily by very youujr men.
patriotic bieyeli girl wears
kite aud bloomers.
William's Grnvs picnic will
j I August 2(5 to 31 inclusive.
I t iniss tho' irisiua pages.
l ie filled with intcii :;tingnint-
'jVijj'.utXliri.rt' naturally
i tho men g::t all broken up
C.inij Menuoh of Mifllin-
liid a viit to O. Alfred Schoch
I. L itzel, lhti new jeweler,
heiubpii'.rlers iuScbocbV
Hitler of Muuc.v has taken
l y-.viui'ivird'B jewelry ostab-
I ive'. icr ol hehusgrove cau gul
.ii Carp that weight d four-
Liuls.
1:1 nott'8 Ul'o not Uilit i so
Iriistiouie notes that L'ncle
lilies.
la Kroegor on tho Fourth
i pilw H inch j.i Ion '4, - D iss
La Huh.
la Valley merchants are pay-
rs only (5 cents u pound for
lor nowadays.
Iuru 101 members in tho
'12 class of th'i lloo'iinbur!
mat school.
i SI. Montis and two chil-
iVkron nro visiting friends
ivesin thisplaco.
II Mrs. Ooldy of Cundou,
eil W. W. Wittonmyor aud
ice our last issuo.
teachers at West Choster,
lartieloa of agrocmeut not
mo for one year.
10. Gaugler and Miss Nel-
of Selinsgrovo wero Mid-
IviHltura vvnil-
M turn deserves another."
il the corkscrew as it
Idirough tho cork.
f'. Orwig and wife visited
pa-law, Hurry Hartor. in
'i few days last week.
'ertrude Kroegor, Rose
Kate Rolni1oi' viiiifuil
I Williainsport last week.
M thing for one to learn
But at tho same time
Jt makes the old maids.
iking man is seldom an
faugh he may practice a
llae horizontal bar.
IttV Dunkleberger and
hwode to Millersburg
jVmnday a week ago.
je iieW, Selinsgrove for
sgu will offer special
io and Shoes and
tool
I IK I
no
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rtfl
lit'
Read S. Weis' advortisment. ii
may interest you.
.i
Jlins Ella Stotlor visited relatives
in Williamsport lust week.
Dont miss tho spocial sale at Wets'
Selinsgrove, on Saturday July 20th.
Tho County Normal School will
open iu Middluburgh next Monday.
Special Sale of Dress goods at
WeiB', Selinsgrove, on Saturday July
20th.
This is the last week we will issue
the regular voting coupon in the
Post prize contest.
The Globo Flouring Mills will b
ruu for tho next five years under
tho namo of "Tho S. II. Yoder Es
tate." A reunion of the Luf liorias of
Central Pennsylvania will bo hull ojt
Packer's Island, on Thu s Uv.
gust 22nd. V J
A marriage license was granted fu
Northumberland County to k David
W. Stahl and Amelia Stahl b Hh of
this county.
Judges and inspectors of elections
will hereafter receivo if'Xod per day
without regard to time, and clerks
shall receive S I. i
I
Prof. J. O. ll'irnim. Principal cf
the 'd-vardsvill.) Pnhlm School
visited hn brother, llprosonHitiyo
Ilcrnuin.l i st week. 4 , i N
Hon. J. C. ljiicher and wif o of I,3W
isburg and Dr. Levi Uooko and wife'
of Winlield K?ent the Foutlh in
dlel;urg and viciuity.
ik'siavk at reinodi-liug'thu
inton .House is ntill going on.
When coiupleK'd it will bo known tu
the ".-let.'bol I llou.-ie."
Irvin Ouycr, proprietor of tli.
Ceiitrnl Hotel, Sunburv, reCi-nlly
visited tin seencs of his nitivity
i;l i.it thi-i co in i y ij'j it.
'i'li i gill who's been oiulinieel
may make :! fuss about it, hut slir-'s
ii))t to lie no i:i(i'e anxious for a re
h us o than a b.i-.e-b'ill player.
I. I'. Ul'ih cm! family npent Sun
day !tt S.'l;is:;riv the g'j,ls ,''
li iliit 1 fii:iii!i'l. Mrs. Ulsii is
t ! lie v. it!; uttlio lncti'DiHi-
CoL A. ii rdi't'i jrc, Gov. II asLia
Gen. J';t(r are announced u
f:peaker.s nt the reunion of Perry
eoiintians at Moutobullo Park, July
ISth.
CiiailesF. Mens.ili of th-3 ILdlo
fou to O ti.v: lt, stoppo I oil' in Mi.hlle
burgh for s-jveral days' vinit on his
retoi'ii from a jaunt to Atlantic
City.
Tiio Millersburg Sjiitlncl snys
that Mrs. Perry An rand, of Kramer,
Suyder county, iA visit ing her daugh
ter, Mrs (I. W. Hoke, on Contre
street.
Tho latest estimate of tho wheat
crop is 'U.'), (K)(), 000 bushols. If
there is a shortage of cars now, how
will it bo when that crop is to bo
moved ?
Ilev. B. F. Kautz h-n proachodhis
farewell sermou at Millersburg nnd
has located at Adamsburg to bocoino
tho pastor of tho Lutheran congre
gation there.
Tho Granger's picuio at Centre
Hull, has been fixed upon for Sep
tember H to 21. Efforts are being
made to make it of more interest
than heretofore.
J. Hay Browu, esq., of Laueuster,
who was tondorod a place on tho
Superior court beuch by Governor
Hastings, has declined for porsonal
and privato reasons.
The moon will bo closostto us on
July 23rd. From about new moon
on 21st, until past porigoe, look
for violent gales, hot winds and
scattering tornadoes.
The doath list of the county so
far as we learn includes Miss Annie
Stauffer of Selinsgrove, George
Row of Penn Township and Alice
Glace of "Williamsport formerly of
this county. She was killed by a
trolley car.
Trothonotary J. C. Schoch went
to Shamokin on Saturday to Bee his
better half who had been iu the
coal metropolis for a fortnight.
They both returned on Monday.
Middleburgh has some young
ladies in it who can proudly be com
pared to a "lilly" because they toil
not noither do they spin and yet the
Queen of Sheba in all hor glory was
not liko one of those.
II. Burns Smith and sister Alice,
Misses Wittenmycr, Martha Goldy
of Caradon, Maud Kleiuert of Sha
mokin and Geo. Whillosley of Chi
cago passed the 4th of July vory
pleasantly at Shikellimy.
An exchango says that if all sub
scribers who are iu arronrs, would
pay up, the editors of this country
could pay off tho national debt aud
hayP enough to take their families to
the seaside resorts this summer.
; The law abolishiug tho days of
grace on notes in this state, goes
into effect on January!, next. A
nolo falling duo on a legal holiday
is payable the day after, and if that
bo Sunday tho nanor falls dun
piouday.
I Walchos, clocks and Jewelry rc
Vairod at Swineford's old place of
Jmuincss. J. C. Swinrford hns
employed ft Philadelphia Jeweler
f nd watch maker to carry on tho
miriness! All work guaranteed to
i'O first class.
, Clothiog have been marked down
to tho lowest notch. If you want
.my r to II. Ounzliur:!"!'. The ti
i' tirl. r-hftnpcfct ol tuu'
boys' and children's clothing uro i u
hand. Also shirts and gents fur-
II hl.inft good '.
T.v-o hundred and tw -nly four
(J'larts i 4 tll' record of o.hu'l. c':er
ries s.ild iu Xea po' t bv n m 1:1 nam.' 1
Jfeinh-rsoit, r. :;:d 'imi tli e i-,t
side of tho .In o I it t. il s iv i tii.M
all e n. i. o.t" I v i '., r m, ., o',,' i . 1!
yield i x l, i .In !
Th-; i.iV;r in i b ,v. :m! ':; rg i
in thi i i i ; " f t i ii ' M'.'.' o ii ,.i Mi
most v.ihiatj! .m i n in :-i;iy-
ler C I'l ity i , ;,:i:i . ";' . i ;i-
ll"HS IS III JVi'.'lli.l-'l'. A 1 !.'"-. s tho
iO'Cei'luolH ii' tie) r .tul.i .1. A.
Tli:' foli OA'illg li'U.'l'., l'e'lllill 1111-
ei'.led for i:i th" Mi 1 11, ln.n.ii Post
Ol.ii-e. Mi-..i I'-uuia r.iei'. ii .l:cr,
Mm. M. I-:. D ,w r.-.ox, Mi-, jjmma
Uoworsox, II u vey (.' osiiard, John
Hamilton, II ir: riu D.-ru, Mr. Hen
llife, J. C. X. 'vl.Mi.l.
.1. M. K,'XiiL!:, P. M.
J. H. Michaels, of Sli iiu ikiu Dam,
is Hi ) coiupoaer of a vory lino march
entitlod "U'liriiKii ivulp" nauied
after tho popular Congressman from
S'l.unokin. Mr. Michaels is tho
composer of mauy pieces of baud
music, tuid this l ist piece is said to
bo us popular and taking as t ho mau
it is named af' er.
Next Tuesday tho Pennsylvania
Stato Editorial Association will start
on its annual excursion. Tho objoo
tivo point is Niagara Falls. The
party will roach Buffalo on Tues
day evening at 8: HO. Wednesday
will bo spout in Buffalo; Thursday
at tho Fulls, and for Friday a spo
cial excursion will bo arranged.
James B. Rotbrock is now travel
ing over Suyder Couuty introduo
ing Dr. D. It. Rothrock's Five Cures,
viz. Two Day Cough Cure, Head
ache Powders, Liver Pills, Eloctric
Nouralgio Cure, aud Rheumatic
Liniment. Dr. Rothrock is a most
successful practicing physical) of
Now Berlin and his cures are re
commended most highly by those
who have used them.
Miss Izora Ulrioh, of Salinsgrove,
and Mrs. Wellington Houseworth
and daughter Eva, of Mason City,
III, are guests at the home of Dr.
Ubich. Mr. Houseworth has in his
posession the farm upon which Abra
ham Linoola lived when a young
man and which was surveyed by bim.
The family of Mr.' Housoworth re
fer to this bit of history with much
interest and xti&e.Millertburg
Sentinel.
POST'S Promises as Good as GolJ.
Thoxelville, Pa., Juno 2 1, 1895.
Geo. W. Waoknmeller,
Dear Siu:
I returnod homo from State Nor
mal on Thursday evening and am
more than pleased with tho manner
of instruction received and the frco
scholarship.
Last winter when you made tho
offor in your valuable paper, many
people doubted your word, but you
havo shown to thorn that your offers
are as good a gold. Not only havo
you proven yourself iu word to bo
true ; but also in action. Tho read
ers now, I presume, will say as did
Shakespeare, "thou art an houorablo
man." After I was at school a fow
weeks and saw what, things wero to
bo learned I wishod that every teach
er ia Snyder county could spend
just one term nt Blocmsburg Stato
Normal School. This i an ago of
progress in educational matters.
Any ono wishing to l.(oomo a man
or a woman must edm-ate. Edward
Everett was right wnen ho said,
"lit a land like ours w e must edu
cate, or wo perish." "Wo aro not
educated,'' savs one, "unt il wo know
how to live correctly." Many there
aro who have n t learned this sim
ple fact.
I think tho buildings nro grand
andeverylhing is i-'o c.vivenie'it. I
am sure t hat I hiisy who si: ill I ko
lucky as to win tho next prizes will
return with the sam mil ii laetiou I
have enjoyed. A student e.wiuot
help but learn a! u:t instil m I m like
B. . N. S. I .hni'tbeliev.. th:'A veil
colrid havi made a heMer 'ch 'iee 'in
th'.1 b!atu than you did wh.-n ymi
leeled 15. S. N. S. i i whi'-h !';, ..
sein.ilar-.hip-: eao li secured. iih
the.;.! few huiuhle words I wi'l cin
ch lo. R.'fovo I el.i.ie kiu.liy neei pl
my thank for favor ; slm.vn. I ca i
liol express my i'c, !i i:;s, (le y lire
' '.V 'lid till' ,):e.i .( , ff e-.prt .inn.
1
pec.io.v,
I . ii.
..1 i'il.
i;tli:tg ill" p ii . i lite la.d
is .lie (if the 1'.' W iiaVe : . l.i.'ll"
lu nt ! miIi er; i i i i re-;.
Oiit.-i I- ..f Hi-- "i:u.:y n i ! a e iu ur
l'e::r: . We ta';e ii. i v , ,; i'., d tin t
yt'i in.-nil 1 1 i .-1 . - L iiit .v.' pi ; .;. (i.iy
p ) ,ta.go o:i all p :; . , .... ;t ...: . i I i
of the e iiint v ii'i I we ill i .ei w il!
re--'po:.d :-i.oi!;'' ty.
A .1: iiti.tL w'i i di".l in :t rural 1 n . u
in England a few d ;v h id i rule
i'.a holdiy to keep ;. t'. .. t e:h which
ho had drawn iu lie- o mr-to of lii i
profmsidii'd e ireer. Hi-i will or. 1 n'
od tho o ill ioa of I ! ! !i t-i ti i
planed wit.ii hi u i i Iim eoliu for
burial. His limn fuhillo 1 his c i n
miiiil, and aim it thirty tho'Hau l
teeth were p,u into tho coilm witii
the dead dent ist. If sumo arch. eulo
gist, of a future cont ury shall happen
to open that grave h;i will h tvo"fo 1
for thought", and somi dillimlty
perhaps iu explaining tho presence
of so many teeth.
By a decision of tho supremo
c urt han.lo 1 down recently, when
a veteran who is vory poor dies, his
family may bury him and tho county
shall stand tho oxponsos up to .S"i0.
Tho custom has been in some
counties to bury such unfortunates
by contract, lot to the lowest bidder,
tho siuuo us iu cases of ordinary
paupers. Tho supromo court Bays
that the law intended that old
soldiers should havo a docout burial,
and that tho county should pay u
moderate expense.
Ono of the most successful
business stands iu tho couuty is
located at Kreamer. The placo is
midway between Solinsgrove, the
metropolis and Middleburgh, the
couuty seat of Snyder County. If
the eyes of an active, pushing
business man are directed to this
notico he will recognize it as a
splendid opportunity for opening
and doing a large businees.The store
property will be sold with all the
the goods. Inquire of A. W. Smith,
one of the executors, Selinsgrove,
Pa,
Teachers' Ncrmal School
The usual Annual Teachers' Nor
mal School will b hold in tho schorl
house at Middleb irgh, Pa., begin
ning Monday, July 15, IHX,, to c m
tiuuoa term of foarwe iks. It is de
sired that teaoheri and as man v as
possible of thosi who intend to
toaoh bo in atton liuco at the Nor
mal. '
OBJtCT.
We do not profess to b i able to
create teachers in tho short period
of four weeks, indied that would be
imnossible. Our sola aim is to re
viow the underlying principles of
elotnontary education, to give, if
possible, a wider range of vision,
intellectually, and to praetieallv ap
ply tho ideas and oncoptious of our
greatest oducators on teaching and
school govornmuit. Our hope is
that in tho discussions arising from
tho consideration of the various
branehos great out jiHiami and love
for tho teacher's profession m i f be
urousol; stronger motives for bet
ter service create 1, and groiter
real for tho' intellectual and moral
prosperity of tho public schools of
our county, happily realized.
Assist ixi'K.
The valu blo and clVcieut services
of Prof. I. j. Herman M. E. have
been procured to assist us through
the entire session, Ir. A. E. Oubble,
Presi.lont tf Central Pa. College,
and Prof. William Xoeihng A. M.
Professor hf Po lugogies, ',. S.
Normal S i'IooI will deiiver a senes
of lectures Ui Pedagogic-!.
. .. ........... iXocvii'.-
No regalar s u ies of books will le
used in assigning 1 ss ..-; in the
eoMiiiuii se!io-i lirvic!ie. ' , i!i.
well f.e- stud.mts I i liring t;n ir
Ii io!,4 with them t oise as reference
bonks.
'i'lioso d.-iriiig to s u ly A!g 'bra,
Civi! ( i.Avn uncut, IVt. r it ore, I'll v -
ie.al le i '.' i i'.iV, n:i 1 ; her higher
br.ii-cl.e-i w;ll hivel'i' up ; o-; ::nii.v
if d '-iir.'d. but, n i .i-i.i:: v ,;
lel b inks will be n i l:l'" 1 iu t ':
ii i
i r-'lV'i'.e ;. a iv boo!, i ( :' ill. i ,'t
Will SUe'lC".
I! i.:mvii I''','-: if . .
I'ixell.ei'. i'.ee.il:l 'i p 1 i'.i ei i i I ':e
i'oVPI of II I I'd and li i ) . i ; i iii I) ni,.
bl'Mi d wi.ii private I' t ..ill--- . o: i,t
Ih 'hoicl;. IIit.es vi ry ro is 1'iai'le.
E.M'L.'e I .
The X e.'inal, in ev.-ry par! iciil .r,
will be fr. e I i nil ,-lud uits e, e I
that tho u.iuat lee will be charged
each nt u bait to defray the exp si .en
of tho Normal, neipiire l through (he
usMsliuit help Hoeured and the sev
eral lectures. Erin,' Exccll's No:.
FncnJi ol "The Post "
Kor.r. ok Ifoxoit. The following
persons have paid their sulisci ipii,,,,
to the Psr to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistnkes
occur in these credits or on your pa
per please notify us :
J. E. Kline,
Clem. Soangler,
Peunevillc Smith
Paul Ettinger,
Solomon Api.
Isaac l)reese.
E. E. Ilunberger,
If. A. Bihighaus.
S. II. Leitimr,
Vi. .S. Watts,
T. 1 15ailey.
James Et.ler,
K. . Salem,
Dr. J. K. Dimni,
Kmau. ;ilbert,
J. T. Her man.
Wm. Kline.
Lydiii llinkwitz,
(leorgo S. Kreps,
J. J). Shoitess,
J. Howard I'lsh,
Levi Dres-dcr,
(J. S. U iinig,
Levi Ueuninger,
(1. A. Schoch,
Ann Herman,
Adam K ibb,
).ivid Snyder,
E. Auiitnd,
I'eler II a ner,
T. A. Le,,ey,
P- E. H.iekeubur
Paul Kit iuger,
It. 15. iidger.
W. tiilger llnmm''
Sl'l'lMIel Trevil h,
Jos. II. I j III'.',
i 'o-il I I li t 'll.Ml
Wm. Hunt.
Wm. Herman.
(In. Herman,
L A. M .y-r.
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in- further information, a blress,
P.O. 15owi'i:so, (Jo. Supt,
Fishing Par'y.
On the Fourth of July in order to
kill tho monotony of every day life a
party of young folks drovo to Mei
ser's Dam to lish. Tho party con
sisted of Misses Nettie Marks, Lib
bio Duukelbergor, Lillian Stcller,
Mollio aud Margaret Eolonder, Mir
iam Orwig, Carrie Eaehman, Dr. J.
C. Amig, Charles F. Menseh, Francis
Gilbert, J. G. Weiser, J. N. Thomp
son, and Geo. W. Wagenseller.
Tho party was couveyed to tho
fishing retreat by Clarence Gtaybill.
Fishing evidently was only the
nomiual objoct of tho party. Tho
ladies took with them "well filled
baskets to whoso contents no one
hesitated to bow in humble submis
bion. The amusements wero both
variod and numerous and what
was not thought of in tho line of en
tertainment was not worth consid
ing. Jay Weisor p'osod as a cavalry
man, Jerome Thompson as manager
of the side show, and the toboggan
8lide;Dr. Amig represented devo
tion to fishing ; Francis Gilbert had
oharge of the rope and ring per
formances, Charles Mensch control
led the "Deck" while the ladies rep
resented the coming of the new wo
man. The day was spent very
pleasantly and the outing was voted
a complete success.
lb
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Wm. Him,
Ji.ho CI .pp.
W. F. ::.'iu' !,-.
A lam Smuii.
A. D. Kr-amei.
Wm. J. lb 'i.i iu
Isaac lblgor,
Alvin Eichm in,
Samuel I ' ut.v.
J. F. .ei'hlU l'l,
James I'. Packer,
Pcrcival llenl'i r,
M. L. Schoch,
John F. Wagner,
John Nupp.
Isaac Nupp,
Isaac Smith,
Henry Hon for,
(1. A. Shambach,
Jacob Urcsslcr,
J. C. Maurer,
Jim,
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The Christian Endeavor Society
will hold an Ico cream festival at
EasHinger's church, Saturday eve
ning, July UOtli.
i
This week wo havo placed "1
now names on our mailing list.
Our roll of honor shows 10 names of
now subscribers who havo each paid
a year iu advance, 'lhis progress,
in a period of llnaucial doprobsiou,
means that tho Post flourishes on
its merits.
Bucknull Univeusitv. -Tho bobt
Bchool is the cheapest. Nearly one
milliou dollars invested in Hucknoll
University, John Howard Harrif,
President. Collego with four court
es of study, Academy for boys, La
dies' Institute and School of Music.
For catalogue, address, W. C. Gretz
inger, Registrar, Lewisburg, Pa.
July-U-5t.
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