The Middleburgh post., June 02, 1898, Image 10

A Offl! SiLE OF
How's The
To
1
Greatest Showing of Clothing In Sunbury !
Men's Fancy Suits, $3.49. Meu'a All Wool -tute, $4.98.
800 Hoys' Suits at 98 Cents.
Men's Shirt two Collars, 45 cents. Men's String Ties, two imr 5 cents.
Wonderful Bargains so Early In the Season.
SELINSGROVK.
Miss Nuenian of Medico Chirur-gi.-al
Hospital I'hila., Seiit several
dav.s with Mrs. K. M. Huniniel
..." Mrs. E. R. Klinger who
. 'pent a moiitli with her mother hus
returned to her home at Trenton, X.
. .1 T. S. iA'isenintr. wife mid
slaughter of Altooiia are sHmling u
week among tneiitls liev. A.
II. Fullmer ami family of Pittsburg
are sicnding Miinetiiue with r. J
Schoch and fainilv Lewis Paw
limr ami wife attended the funeral
of his sister-in-law neir Williarns-
iHirt on Tuesday of this week...
Memorial day oa-ed otl very well,
. there was a large turnout ot the (i.
A . U-and other organizations. The
Kant Hand and a drum corps fur-
. insiinl tlie miiM- my, ranme
Jm-uvt ih-v Kti-cr an-: child of
Sieelton U vi-itin her aunt Mrs.
W. O. Holme- Mr. Harvey
Txjfr ot" Sunbury and .sou Fred of
lradlord were guests of Dr. Boyer
u Monday of this week Dr.
I inrn -i-!itnl in the laving ot the
t. v i -I. ...... I
; trim l HUII. '."I il .lt 1 1 1 trn
Su iJav la-t -At P.Iain. Pa Miss
hris. Iie,s,,1- K.H'k-ille. Ills, was
the welcome gue-t of her uncle, Dr.
j. Born Mi-s idler-of Ixk
Jla.tni- being ji!eaantly enterUiin
.i i... v r ..v.k l i ;!..
Mrs. Kai- Kantncr -iM-nt several
'Liys widi a brother at Sliamokin i
Pa Prof. Xoctliug was hoinej
v:r.iiiilav.
fShririaa 2nisav:r Rally
'Arrangement have Ixi-n made
-i. ... t iri.Tinn I nil.cit-iil. I : i I 1 1' Tik
. .... ...... ...... ...
In- held at Island Park Sunbury Pa.,
on Monday July 4th, under the
aii.-ph-c of the ( liristiau Kndeavor
Sieieties of Columbia, Montour
Northumlrf-tland Snyder and Union
Vanities. The day will IjeoWrved
in a Patriotic, Keligious and Social
manner. It will be profitable and
pleasant lor other Christian jieople
to join tite Endeavorer in the cele
bration of our National Holiday.
A president of the C. E. Union of
Suyder Co,, I -all ujion Kndeavor
Siitit?- of all churches to U-gin
arranging for as large a delegation
as rrAii' to attend the Pally.
wial li.. li. accumulation ratei
will be made known later.
I). K. Mr Lain.
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Susquehanna University,.
KLlN'SiROVK. PA.
( VMMES'CEMEST 1S0S.
The exercises ot Commencement
week will take place in the follow
ing order.
Sunday, June 12th.
10:30 A. M. Ilacealaureate Sr
liiiui by liev. J. M. A'jspaeh, D. P.,
of Williamsport, Pa.
7:30 P. M. Address to Y. M. C.
A. by liev. John Weidley, A. M..
of Pittsburg, Pa.
Monday, Jink 13th.
0.-tM)A. M. Kxaniination of the
Class ennipleU'd. (
TrnsDAY, June 14th.
10:30 A. M. (iradnating Kx-
ercises of the Theologiral Depart
inent.
Address to the Thitilogiesil Class
bv Uev. I. P. Zimmerman, A. M.,
of Sharpsburg, Pa.
7:30 P. M. Address to the Alumni
of the Theological Dejiartment by
Kev. C. 15. King of Pittsburg, .Pa.
!I:H) P. M. Philo Ueeeption in
the ( )jiera House.
!:(( P. M. Clio Pan.,.iet.
Wkiniday, Ji nk l.Vrn.
IMNiA. M. liusiness Mirling of
the Collegiate Alumni.
10:30 A. M. Annual Junior Or
atorical Contit.
12:30 P. M. Annual lian-iuet ot
Collegiate Alumni.
2:3 P. M. Kntertainmeiit by
Students mi the Campus-Class lay.
7:30 P. M. Addr-s.s to Alumni
of Collegiate Pcartnient by liev.
L. T. Snyder of Orrstown, Pa.
Tiii'iiMiA y, Junk IGth.
10 A. M. CoMMENl KMENT.
Summer Vacation.
Aug. 31, Wednesday. Kxaniina
tion tor Admission.
S'pt. 1, Thursday. First term
ojH'nM at !t:00 A. M.'
Programme for Directors'
Convention.
7o if Jlfld in Muhllfburyh, Tor
Ony, Jntw 7, 1808, Beginning
al 1 o'clockp. m.
Qnerylfcix, Conducted by the Pres.
How Khali the Compulsory Law Ije
enforced, F. E. Specht, J, S. Kaufi
man, Ceo. W. Long.
A Director's View of what a Teach
er should Tea:h xmde the regular
eourue of study, Jaab Handricks,
J. D. Reigle, J. A. Snader.
How hliall Teachers lie Kmployed
awl wliat dhall Contrtitute a Teacher's
Fitness, H. C. Haas, J. G. Horn
Ierger, Chas. Arlxgast.
IJejiort ofDcli-gttte toSute DirecUW
AiMfjciation.
Kai:h Director and ex-Director is
ormliallj invited to be present.
J lorehound and Klecampane CordiaL
cwt, nt: HmtrUtfUvi mM rifmnene Hoot
MltrUmhm tMrUa fee
tow rrj mi r wmi or m Aval
ORB.
rjn
MlDDLEBURGH MARKET.
Correoted weekly by our merchauU.
Butter
Ekks
Onions.
Iard
TaJlow
Chickens per lb 7
Turkeys - 00
Side 7
Shoulder 9
Haiu 13
Wheat
Bye
Potatoes
Old Corn
Oats
Bran per 100 lbs...
Middlings " ...
Chop
Floar per hbl
1.00
.50
00
. 85
,. 82
.75
.00
.00
6 40
CEXTREVILLE.
S ime of our lanners have not
finished corn planting on account of
the rainy weather C. M.
Showers is trt-ating his storehouse
and dwelling to a new coat of paint
A. 1?. Sheary was to Mid-
dleburgh on Saturday Chas.
licbkicher ol Milllinburg was in
town onSiturday evening (J.
W. Sheary is digging the foundation
for u new house on Market street
(). V. Keichly and wife of
New Jicrlin visittnl jmrents and
friends on .Sunday Jolly Dan.
irccse oi iiiuisijuiujue was tne
guest of Val. Walter's on Saturday
evening and Sunday returned home,
aci-onipanie! by his wife and child
wlio had sjient the jwst week here
... .U. II. Fessler and J. E.Shink
el, Esq., were in Ix-wisburg on
business last Thursday. . . . L. A.
Mertz, havine siR-nt a few weeks in
Hrudford county, returned home
last lnday F. J. Hartman
sjieut several days in liellefonte last
weeK jms Miller and wife of
New Berlin visited Nelson Spang
ler's on Sunday Master Flovd
Miller is sjiendiiig several weeks at
JAurelton, the guest ot his Uncle
Dr. G. C. Mohn If riMwirt is
true there will Ik a wedding in town
. 1 a - V .
ere tins week is out C. E. Samp-
sel, Siiuires J. E. ShinkeL 8. F.
' a V "
Sheary, Samuel Shrader and Hon.
ii. s. Jsampsel were atMiddlcburgh
on Tuesday of last week Theie
will lie a festival untlr the auspices
of the Iadies' Aid society of tlie
Lutheran church next Saturday
evening, June 4th. All kinds of
refreshment will be served.
G. A, R. Encampment, Oil City.
For Ibe Annuil SneampiMnt of tbo Orand
Arinj of tba Kpublic, Lfepartiuont of PkomvU
aau to to Held at OU city. Pa., June tJnit
UM Pwnnsplvaala lull row Oomtmr.r will aril
xaraloa ucketa from auuona la Peonirlvui
aa iinmi to, lo ouuitjr and return. t rata of
i iniflo bra for Uia round trip, good to retora
tuUlJUM 1U loclttalT. "ul8
Caution Notice.
.'ilJi???! iCr,!lt 1 PurcnaaM
ItM fouowtof aa-aetarueieaM tte oouMaMaa
aleof Aibert Uami aad aU paraonaMaMa.
Uoord aot U -aaZlla lUi Uiitaaa i
maud
fa llii aiaaad
totMKua,PatKarr. VUL
JhMuA,Siuak
Tba Record o! 30 Ycsrs
TS Karriogei for tK$ Lad JKiHy
- - j vkuoumm u uui, uaw ui Aoaoa)
art RtcofootionM and U iVWtWg.
tUScme.
, 1
(
1879. ' '
- Oct 2, Hemy Snyder and Mrs,
Priflrilla Weirick, both of Centre-
Out 5, W.D.HerbsterandDelU
Treaeter, both of West Beaver.
Oct. G, John & Hine of North
omberlaud and Sarah C. Kenuinger
of Kreeburg.
Oat 12, Charles Stauffer of Se
linsgrove and Ada E. Pawling of
Uoida Co.
, Jesse Cornelius and Mag
gie Diehl of New lierlin.
Oct. 28. bv A. G. Horubenrer.
J. P., SethGelnett of Perry twp.
and Jane Strawaer ot Susquehanna
twp., Juniata Co.
Nov. 1, Charles M. Slear and
Charity W. Young of Monroe twp.
Nov. 2, by Kev. A. lloraich,
Simon A. Snook and Mary A. Oldt,
both of West Heaver.
Nov. 6, in Middleburir. bv Rev.
I. Irvine, Henry M. Hassinger of
Fmnkliuand Lvdia A. Cover of
Salvia, both of Snyder Co.
Nov. 9, by liev. S. Smith. F. S,
Naugle of Kantz and S. Leitzel of
Kratzemlle.
Nov. 11, by Kev. Kohler. Fred
erick Bolenderof Kueuta Vista, Ills.
and Airs. Diana IVigar ofNew Jier
lin. Nov. 18, W. Dankle and Lanra
M. Gross, both of Union Co.
Nov. 23, by liev. H. W. Zim
merman, Jacob Mitterling to Susan
Koiiler, both of Freniout.
Nov. 23, by Kev. liomieh, Daniel
L. Nerhmsl and Caroline M. Mus
ser, Urth of Keavei twp.
Nov. 27, Kev. J. V. Sliindel,
Charles Peters and Mary Humnie!.
botli of this place.
Oct. 4, at Kreamer, by A. JJ.
Keek, J. P., George Martin and Sue
Guistwhite, Ixith ot Sunbury.
Dec. 4, by Kev. D. M. Stetler,
Harvey S. Kowersex and Sarah A.
Heck man, lwth of Freeburg.
Dec. 7, by Win. Mover, Esq.,
MehuicOion DunklelH-rger of Free
burg to Sarah Ann Weller of Mid-
dlecreek twp.
Dee. 7, at Freeburg, by Kev.
Wanniole. John I lenry Fries tif Krat-
zerville and Jennie Etlen Seeliold of
Kreamer.
Dee. 7, by liev. Haas. John Ijau-
denshiger, Jr., and Carrie E. Gem-In-rling,
Uith of Selinsgrovc.
Det;. 14, by liev. Wieand, Geo.
Herbster of Keavertown and Amelia
h. Markle of Admnsburg.
Dec. l.r, by Kev. 1 laas, Win. St
chrUt and Palmira M.Kitner, lioth of
Union twj).
Dec. lo, by Kev. Stetler Sam. G.
Mover and Ida V. IViwermix, Uith
of Franklin twp.
Dec. 18, by Kev. Kohler, Koliert
IJ. Erdley of Jackson twp. aii'l Re
becca Wofley of Centreville.
Dec. 21, by Kev. Stetler, Wm. I.
Snook of Centreville and Ellen
Wagner of Reaver twj.
Dec. 21, by liev. A. liomig,
Samuel Wray and Mrs. Ada Eliza
beth Filson,both ot Decatur.
Dec. 21, by J. G. nornlicrger,
Esq., Daniel Page of Perry twp. to
Kate Troup of Monroe twp., Juniata
Co.
Den. 22, by Rev. Donat, John H.
Tschoppe of Monroe twn. to Chris
tina M. Dictz of Greenwood twn..
Juniata Co.
Dec. 23, by Rev. D. M. Stetler.
John S. Kauffinan ot Lower Augusta
to Ellen Royer of Bea vertown.
Dec. 23, by Rev. W. R. Wieand,
Wm. Petcrsof Reedsville to Carol inn
Smith, both of Decatur twp., Mifflin
vo.
Dec. 23, by A. I J. Keck, Esq.,
Henry J. Keiser to Angcline Miis
ser, lxth of Franklin twp.
Dec 23, by Rev. W. C. McCool,
S. Everett Benner and M. Olive
Wolfe, both of New Rerlin.
Deo. 25, by liev. I. M. P hie,
HoA. W. Stout of near Mifflinburg
and Clara Brunner of Paxtonville.
Dec. 25, by Rev. J. M. Moffit of
Bristol, Ind., Arthur L. Sherwin of
IMkhart to Sarah N. Middloswarth,
oldest grandchild of Judge Middlcs
warthofMisliawaka, St. Joe Co.,
Dec. 25, br Rev. Irvine, James
Roth rock of Mlddlehnro. ir. F.IU V
Shtlleuljerger of West Perry twp.
Voa. 25r by Kev. W. U.Wleaod,
I1"1 n Mrt!i
Dso.25,byane, W.R. Ilaines
- Deb.' 25, by Rev. Stetler, Win. &
Hannger of Adomsburg to Ellen
Kantz of Freeburg. : ' '
Dec. 25, by Rev. Stetler Alexl
ander Treaster and Emma J. Lash,
both of West Beaver.
Dec. 25, by Rev. W. A. Haas,
Gea li. Geaiberling to Emma J.
Reinhard, both of Penn twp.
Dec. 25. at Freebunr. bv IW J.
F. Wampole, Henry W. Boyer of
wwucurerK twp. ana oaran jane
Hare of Franklin twp.
Dec. 25, at Fredericksburg, Pa.,
by Rev. A. R. Bartholomew. Milton
Strayer and Alice Hontz, both of
f reeburg.
Dec. 28, by Rev. Geo. Parson,
Adam Haupt of Sunbury to Jennie
Ressler of Freeburg.
1880.
Jan. 1, by Rev. S.E. Ochsenford,
Wm. W. Romig of Salem and Em
ma R. Harman, daughter of Gea
Harnian of Washington twp.
Jan. 1, by liev. A. Romig, Wm.
Snook of Decatur and Ada Elizabeth
Hoffman of Selinsgrove.
Jan. 4, by liev. H. W. Zimmer
man, Henry Shambuch and Ida
Sprenkle, both of Washington twp.
Jan. 4. by liev. S. E. Ochsenford,
Joseph F. FetterandSarahE.Derk,
both of Kratzerville.
Jan. 6, by Rev. liomig, Douglass
Ocker and Annie Elizabeth Keister,
both of Troxclville.
Jan. 8, by Rev. Romig, Roliert
Saltzman and Hannah Jane Au'and,
lth of Decatur.
Jan. 8, by Rev. J. F. Wampole,
Wm. A. Orner of Iewistown and
Martha Ellen Hummel of Kreamer.
Jan. 11, by liev. Rev. J. F.
Wampole, Frank P. Zerbe and
Annie A. Moyer, both of McKees
Half Falls.
Jan. 15, by liev. A. liomig,
Henry A. Ranch of Adams twp. to
Mary T. Erdley of Franklin twp,
Jan. 15, J. M. Aurand of Salem
and Sarah E. Pawlingot Kelly twp.,
Union Co.
Jan. 18, by Rev.H. W. Zimmer
man, Cyrus Steiner of Monroe twp.
to Lydia Glass of Washington twp.
Jan. 20, by A. H. Keek, J. P.,
James H. Kiegel ot Vicksburg and
Ada Hummel of Globe Milk
Jan. 20, at Benvertown, by Kev.
D. M. Stetler, Jacob Kinney of Bea
vertown to Mary Alice Keiser of
Franklin twp.
Jan. 22, John Oldt of New Kerlin
and Mary J. Care of Troxclville.
Jan. 25, at Freeburg, by liev.H.
V. Zimmerman. Wilson Snvdcr of
Washington twp. to Isalielle Hoff
man of Perry twpi
Jan. 30, in this place, Moses
auer or jiimestoiie twp., Union
Co., to Ida Bailey of Centre twp.
Jan. 31, by Rev. W. A. Haas,
Wellington R. Faust to Matilda
Sechrist, both of Union twp.
Feb. l,byH. W. Zimmerman,
Giwrge Tharp of Union twp. to
Clara Deppen of Wash'ngton twp.
Feb. l,by Rev.S.E. Ochsenford,
Oscar S. Bower of HtunmePs Wharf
to Maggie M. Gill of Paxtonville.
Feb. 5, at Bea vertown, by liev. D.
M. Stetler, G. Milton Moatz and
Lydia Kern, both of Middleburg.
Feb. 8, Wm. Dieflenbach of Elk
hart, Ind., to Lou Gemberling,
formerly of Selinsgrove.
Feb. 8, by Wm. Moyer, Esq.,
Calvin Miller and Amelia Thomas,
both of Freeburg.
Feb. 8, by Rev. D. M. Stetler.
Thomas Kohler and Amelia Drcesc,
both of Beaver twp.
Feb. 12, by Rev. Kohler, J. C.
Bowersox of Middleburg and Sallie
Young of Centreville.
Feb. 12, by Rev. S. & Kohler,
W. P. Casper to E. N. Bausc. both
of New Berlin.
Feb. 15, by J. G. Hornberger,
J. P., Peter I Aucker of Fayette
twp., Juniata Co., and Elizabeth
Brassier of West Perry twp.
Feb. 19, at Freeburg, by Rev. J.
F. Wampole, El ins Wolfe of Orient
al and Emma Jano Good of West
Perry twp.
Feb. 21, by Rev. Donat, Penrose
8. Boyer and Mary A. Eby, both of
Susquehanna twp,, Juniata Co.
Feb. 22, br Rev. Wamnole. John
C Kreitzer, Esq., of Chapman twp.
to oaran tuegei ot Union twp.
i Febi.22, br D.aThunHW. J:I .
J. R. Moyer and Mary E. tftrftVI,
Feb. 22. hw Ii J w
Looua ICemtcitarot&fcamoiV
Har. 2,1b Erie, by Rr.
Bronbg; JSamuel J. PawlitO
to; Aliqtf M.quTer, both of'
grove. 'V ;,.
Mkr.'4.' bv Rv. J l
George Martin of Washing
w jumtj oua oi v . rerry i
Alar. O, by D. S. Thursbr
niram a Btabl ana Wm. W:
bom of Union twp.
. in Beavprtnurn l.
D. M. Stetler. W. V. u'J
Esq., of Selinsgrove and eTftS
mil. 1 lf!JJI 1 .
iiva ut juiuaiecreea: iwp.
uar.7, by Kev. J. p.
I erry Catherman and Mary W
more, both of Union Co. j
Mar. 7. bv Tlv. W. li m- I
Samuel Filson to Adeline u!S
ui eni ueaver. i
Mar. 1 1, by Rev. & Smith
T k!l 1. 1 . " 4
J. KHIBUIUHUII. Mn OF JMflA Sl,.-
ana iormerly of this countv
resident at East Prospect, York!
and Jane Yetter of West
Mar. 11, in Sunbury, by lfe
K. Zimmerman. W
w a . myiy
Esq., of Salem and Ella Janti
oiituuoKiu ljam.
Mar. 18. John Wallow ..i hi
' ..ai v: in Yd
i i T ... '
iwp. w ijaruara Worningsta,
UUIUU VUi
Mar. 21. A. G. Hornl
Geo. 8. Gelnett
Hannah Reichenbach of FreniJ
Alar. 2a. by liev. D. M. StetJ
Wm. a Miller of mbn I
Sarah Joanna Herhsterof WcmpJ
ver iwrji
Mar. 25. at ItonlinT v
Speeht. ooerator nt ILm
IT O til ... 1
uium a. onaener ot Watsontoj
Mar. 28. bv liu r.,n J
Kerstetter of Perry twp. to El J
ueiu oiiyueroi West l'erry tvj).
Apr. 11, by liev.H. W.Zimm
Ulttll. Uni. tJllVPr Millar nwl Tl
1 Jlsner, both of Freeburg.
' - .aataa Willi
T 1 mm
Apr. 11, by liev. J. W. M
Franklin Neitz to TTt inn Kli 'iuU
both of Union rw 1
I
Apr. 17, Wm. A. Barger of W
ihu ai. aua Jiary A. Uoss of W
IJeaver twp.
Apr. 18. hv liev. 11 Af SilJ
James Erb and Susan Smith. U
a i ' iv i in
ot est lieavcr.
Anr. 18. bv IW K Y..,,
H. Bileer of Adamsbnnr hi lml
C 1 i ir m ' 1
ouuur oi luciuie.
Anr. 20. hv F.af.mpo J
1 i v v Jinn, .11
thony J. Parish and Annie lii ulJ
er oi JMKJKion, Ulearhcltl C.i.
Apr. 20, Samuel Weider of W
lieavcr twn. and Ellen Mill !
Mifflin Co.
Apr. 25, by Rev. Haas, (iinj
. oodlinir toPhiK'bfl E. Slm.tf,
1. a! l n i
lKiin oi r reeburg.
Anr. 27. bv liev. J. V.Wn.,.
Henry Krumrinfi nf
to Kate Erlenmeycr of Freeburg,
Mav l. bv liev. .1. P Sl.inil,.! I
J. Lenig of Washington twn. 'd
i riscuiii iiuiKei oi uniontwp.
May 4, bv liev. J. W. Itad
If 11 1 a . .
iienry x landers and Laura Seeling
both of Union twp.
May 9. in Freehurir. bv 0
Boyer, Esq., David G. Hoover
liower Augusta twp toSaloniel
,-I
oi x enn twp.
May 9, at Selinsirrove. by
II. B. lUdnior Plurin W f2..il0
ling to Ali J. Jarrctt. lmth of Sr
iiimnjve.
MaV 9. llV A (1 TTr.rtlla.nW
Eso.. David l
. 7 . mm- m A,ai-)i,t a VIMr'"-'
twp. to Mary Jane Fenstermaclipr
n i
ucvrgvuiwn.
Mav 12. bv IW IT Ii H
liner.
assisted by Revs. P. Born, D.
ana w. a. Jiaas, liev. RolK'rt
1 lir a ar -I .
Starks of Joliptt Til t,
Jennvl
Kistner of Selinsgrove.
may iu, by liev. J. V. KliimW.
Joseph H. Hackenbnrg and E"
Herman of Adams twp.
June 1, at New Berlin, by R
S. H. Ivnlilnr TI,n.o. r-.ii..u V
Jackson twp. to Mary C Rhule oi
-aWlVCUJIVJI
From one of the Boys In Bine.
Camp Alobr, May 25th 1698.
Editor Middleburg Poht : I re
turn my sincere thanks to the fal
lowing persons at Kreamer for send
ing me a box of eatables, etc.
F.W.Thomaa and family,
A. C Smith
M, F.Bollinger "
William Fryman
8. Rumbaugh
Fisher Walter
F. W.Mltchel . ;
E.J. Trewitz
1 Yours Reap. CharUO.' Leoif
Camp Alger, vV. Co.E.(12thE
Penn. y ok ,.., .r,;., , t - . '