JEO. W. WAGENSELLEB,
Editor ana rruit"v"
LOCAL NEWS.
Week's News Dished up in
5mall Quantities Visitors in
Town During the Past
WeekOther News
of Interest.
The county commissioners were
in session aiuuuuj .
There was a short session of court
j 1 1 t i.
-1 Hl:lV 111 litfl mviv.
V. A. Arbogast of Selinsgrove
i .1...
Ysw- in town niouuur.
Rev.C. I. Zweierof Beavertowu,
. .1 M la..
ky;is III M1B WJUllii sou bwu;i
). Iv. Haas of Shamokin was at
ihis plaoe Saturday.
Dr. A. J. Herman and Carbon
leebold drove to Kratrerville Suu-
Dr. L (1- Barber of Danville was
ml 1 1 I., t . l,.
iiituwu Lnurauuj oi job -
ween traius.
P.B, Biegle, the music dealer of
his place, was at Lewisburg last
reek one day.
Miss Annie Musser of Spring
Mills, Centre County, is visiting J.
h'. Runkle's family.
Benter Brothere of near New
Berlin are in town this week laying
llggtone pavements.
A. L. Sounder, the storekeeper
pi ganger at SbawvePs distillery,
ent Sunday in town.
WiAgar Cutter the night -operator
rSe.iiisgrove, spent Sunday with
Lis parents iu Swineford.
Mrs. Gross and Miss Emma
Hunderly of New Berlin were at
Ihe Snyder County Capital Friday
biorning.
Joseph L. Marks of Swineford
udC. M. Showers of Pennscreek and
e editor were in Danville last
Thursday night.
Win. P. Dagle, wifi! and children
t' Watsnntown were the guests of
ibnel Beaver and lanniv over
unday.
Benjamin Bachman and wife re
biroed last week from a five weeki
licit to friends at Shippensburg,
iOroberland County,
W. V. Wittenmyer and Carbon
Mould of this place and Dr. J. W.
Nunpsell of Pennscreek went to
Philadelphia Monday morning to
Mthe next nresident Wm, Mc-
Uolev.
Children's day exercises were
treilita v 'i-iiiii-i-fi! in I he Liut icran
nurch Sunday evening and acollec-
Ion was taken tor the benefit ol the
Hosier's Orphans' Home, Loys-
Wle, Pa.
J.Guy Bingaman and Miss Alice
tothermel of Georgetown and Miss
weie Morgan of Sunbury rode
"in ueorgetown to tins place on
Mr wheels Sundav and dined with
Attorney J. G. Grouse.
Go to A. B. Soles for a smooth
psyshave or. up-to-date hair cut
r"d bead cleaned with a refreshing
PHUnpoo or dandrufl removed with
p tonic, clean towel to each patron
I" hank building one door east of
F "st Office; satisfaction guaranteed.
Rev. D. E. McLain, pastor of the
mfaeru Church of thisolace. filled
I'1 pulpit of the Lutheran church
t otewartsville, N. J., taking the
pet of Rev. John O. Yoder, the
eKlIar pastor, who is detained at
P" place on account of the sickness
P'tus mother.
Marion Harland generally makes
f r pen obey good and picturesque
11 "Uses, and in the tale called "As
1 Dream when One A wnketh" f.Tulv
Pew Lippincott") she impales an
gratetul graduate who ignores his
-worked mother for the prettier
"pamons. The lesson is forced
P with all the tale-teller's art.
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDKK CO.,
J. II. Willis and Calvin Stetler
were at Lewistown Tuesday night.
Calvin Stetler and wife were at
Adamsburg Sunday visiting friends.
John L, freed ol Washington
twp. was ai the county scat Satur
day. Slate ( !nllege ol litre ( V. Pa.,
lias an advertisement iu the POST.
Read it. 4-5-13t.
Misses Carrie and Mabel Witten
myer returned lust week from their
trip to Atlantic ( ity and Philu.
Prolhnnothary Shindel is build
ing an addition to the barn on his
farm near town.
Mrs W. P. Thompson of Mexico,
Juniata County, is visiting her son.
Cashier Thompson, at the Central
Hotel.
Miss Martha (Joldy of Camden,
N..I., i- visiting at the home of W.
W, Wittenmyer,
Herbert Shainbach, who had been
away from town, painting, sjient
a few days in town last week.
Next week tlie business index of
C. S. Kimes will be issued as a sup
plement to tiie roar.
Gross Allison is visiting his grand
parents, James liunkle and wile, at
this place.
W. X. tingle, the photographer,
left town lor a short stay Monday
evening.
John Wittenmyer and wife of
Mifflinburg were visiting ut this
place Saturday evening.
Miss Essie Erhart of Lewistown
wasvisituig friends at this place
during the past week.
Carbon Suebohi, proprietor of the
Washington House, attended the
horse sale at Lewi-town last week.
Banks 1 limes, the operator at
Newport, Perry bunty, wife and
two children spent Sunday with 1).
T. Khoads and wife.
Guy, one of the twin sons of
Isaac Kline of Franklin township,
tell from a cherry tree Sunday after
noon and hurt himself internally.
Mrs. H, H. Harter and Mrs.
Geo. W. Wagenseller are spending
the week in Williamsport, Watson
town aiid Northumberland.
Mrs. T. J. Smith and her guest,
Mrs H. 1?. Belmer of Ohio, last
week spent a day with Mrs. Dr.
Ernest at Mifflinburg.
H. M. Kowe and wife of Miller
burg are spending a few days at the
home ol' Mrs. Howe's parents, Azar
iah Kreeger and wife, iu Swineford.
( Jeo. II. Sum 1 1 of Krl ersburgund
Dr. C. 8. Musser of Aaronsburg
were in town Monday afternoon.
They drove a splendid match team
of I lays.
Wanted Agents. To sell our
Teas, Coffees, Species and Making
Powder to consumers. Liberal com
mission paid. Address Union Tea
Co., 35 N. 3rd Street, Harrisburg,
Pa. 6-31-4t.
We observe' iu the commence
ment proceedings of Pennsylvania
College, Gettysburg, last week that
the honorary degree of Master of
Arts was conferred upon W. E.
Houseworth, ol Selinsgrove, Pa.
J. L. Marks of Middleburg, near
B. B. Depot, sells all Rye Whiskey,
his own make, from 2 to 7 years
old, by the barrel, 5 gal. 1 gal. or
by the quart. Call to sec thegoods
before going elsewhere. 5-31-4t.
W. II. Eidem, optician and jew
eler of New Berlin, will be at G. C.
Gutelius' store room Wednesday of
each week for the purpose ot testing
eyes and repairing all kinds of jew
elry. Mr. Eidem is a graduate ot
the Philadelphia Optical College
and all work entrusted to him will
receive his most careful attention.
5-30-2m.
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Niagara
THR FALLS OF NIAGARA.
Greatest Auxiliary Attraction
to tho Pan-Amencan Ex
position. The importance of the great Palls,
Rapids and Gorge ol the Niagara
River as auxiliaries to the many and
varied tittruationa of the Pan-Am-1
ericau Expositiou to be held iu lint-
falo, May 1st to Nov. 1st., 1901,
cannot well be overestimated. In
its immense flow ol waters, its grand
scenery and its historic lore, the
Niagara is one of the most renowned ,
rivers ol ine world. Its gnat ca
taract has defied the descriptive
luiwuro hi till! nofls and nliiln-onli-
i i r i
ers and battled the deli ilea tivu skill
of painters and photogni pliers, The
grandeur of tbeenviromneiil renders ;
the Palls iK'rennially interesting at
all seasons ol the year and very lew
ol .hose who visit the Pan-American
Bximsition but de-ire also to visit
them. The trip from Buffalo can
be made iu half an hour. Thele
are many points ol view and places
interest and the visitor can plan his
itinerary according to the leisure
timeat his disposal. If time will
permit, the cataract should he view
ed Irom liotli -mis ot I in- river and
triiis should be made the length of
the Gorge, either along the dills
above or over the trolley roads
which runs close to the water's edge.
I'erhaus the most coniorenhensive
In, ,;..,..,(' 1 1,, . Till la n..' tin,. i.
obtained on the Canadian side of the
Gorge, especially that Irom Palls
View Station. Mere is seen a com
plete panorama, eiubraeiugthe rush
inn and turbulent currents of the
upper rapids and the whole sweep
of the falling waters reaching from
end to end nearly four-fifths of a
mile, with the great Horseshoe Fall
in the foreground separated by Goat '
Island from the American' Pall,
wnicn is
158 feet high, and ,SS 1 i
feet wide.
In tin. riv.i- li,.,,u. li;,.-
the little steamer "The Maid of the
Mi-t," carrying visitor! close to the
foot of the Falls at various points
and affording splendid views of the
descending waters. The State Re
servation on the American side and
Queen Victoria Park, across the
river iu Canada, are delightful ob
servation grounds, Isith open tor the
enjoyment ot the public free ot any
charge. To the scientific visitor the
electrical power development at the
Falls will be especially interesting.
On the American side there aregreat
corporations utilizing the current of
the Niagara river for devoloping
electric imwer used in many indus
tries at the Falls. The power thus
generated by one of these corpora
tions is also transmitted to Buffalo,
25 miles distant, for use for the
electric lighting of the city, for
operating a great electric trolley car
FA.. THURSDAY, .JUNK 21,
' T i r nr - -nrriTiMa-nwrm'f frnrrtrr i ti - r- ''-.
t "-iirnnnn -Mi m mh iTi. tn i rrrrir- vg . - i v , .
Palls, One of the Seven W onders of
system ami inmanvimnortantinami
fiietiiring I'stnlilishments. The power
tmis transmitted will bkewisi
exiensiveiv iistni lor inn pio-ti'i-i
the rjx posit ion,
Fren Summer School t r
H Teachers
At Williams (fiuve. Autrunt till
( t. VilU, ibj i'ciuwvlvauiM State S.
U. Association will' ln.1.1 n remark-
utile Summer School for Primary
.i tii
Junior teachers, with siieciul
work also
lor Superintendents and
iiiiicers, i union
i,. .I,
free. Hoard-
nitr at im! rau
A,
ilv III
It.
II. Till HUM
iburg.
Norma I I hit
Courses iu llibl
lilies, Les-on Analysis and construc
tion, Teacher Training, I 'hi Id Study,
Blacklward Work, Oflic-r's and Su
perintendent's problems, and others.
Dean, Mrs. J. Woudridge Barnes;
Instructors, Mrs. M. G. Kennedy,
Mrs. Barnes, Miss PlorenceH. Dar
nell, Prof. A. B. fan rmer. Rev.
II. A. Bomberger, A. M.. Ir. Roads
u ml others. The best features ol
the first year at Eag
he reproduced with
r s .Mere w ill
notable addi
tions to the instructors. Remember
i -peeiallv the section of the School
for Superintendents and officers ol
Adult Departments, Boarding at
Williams Grove at low rates. Be
sure to enroll for nil the week. Ev
ening entertainments : Rev. Anna
Siiaw, "The New Man ;" Dr. Mae
Mullen, "Patriotism ol the Anier-
ieau I'nit
Dr. (i
'liiirav
Caverns;" Mr. CJnimby, "Story ol
the Skies ;" Musicale and Readings,
Mr. and Mrs. Bomlwrger ; "Rom
nniwi ot (lid I'nnnsvlviinin. Rev. ( '.
c. Adams. Address, Clias. Roads,
Ge( 913 Croistr Bldg, Phila.
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS
nd EaterM lor Uemr.
union Kiesier ami wue ta ..
. Aniev, Hi acres m U e-t I errv
Township, whereon is a large frame
house and a large frame tannery
formerly owned by Thus. Shellen-
berg. r. Consideration 1 100.
Mnrrlmtc leenoeo.
f Walter A. Ripka,
Nora I). Dietrick,
Middleburg,
Paxtonville.
fChas, W. SwartsJander, Kreamer,
Cora Strouli, "
(Foster A. Snook, Centre twp.,
Dora C. Snook, "
Important Announcement.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway, j JiKNiP;i:nl.,n"",t,R!ty f? r "
.. , ,., , i , r. gard to GRAIN () tliHt there is uO-'1-
loridaand est IndiaShort Line, better or healthier. We Imve
has pleasure in announcing to the , used it for years. My brother wan a
public that it opened its new line
to Florida on June 3rd, 11)00, with
through sleeping cars between New
Y'ork, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, D. C, Richmond, Va., and
Columbia, S. C, Savanah, Ga.,
I
the World.
fan
le and Tampa, Kl
etc,
eti
trough sleeping ears from
New York, etc, to Atlanta, Ga.,
where connect ion- are made in Un
ion 1'i pol for all points south and
Southwest. Theold Dominion S. S.
Co's ftteainshipH Ironi New York,
and the Merchant & Miners Trans
portation Co's steiunsbips Iro n llus
Uiu and Providence make conucc-
I lionwiib these uaiuat Norfolk, ,
The Seaboard Air Line Railway
is the hhorl line to the prim ipal cit
ies of the South and to all points in
Florida and the West liibies. It i
also the direct line to Athen-, At
lauta. Augusta, Macon, Montgom
ery, N( u frleaiis and all points
South and Southwest, It enters the
capitals of si -late- which it trav
erses, not including I hi
( 'apital, through Inch i
trains ate operated.
Two trains conveying
National
anv ol it
passengers
via this route will leave New l oi k
daily af 1 p. m., and 12:1.) o'clock
midniiHif irom IVnnsvlvania Bail-
rtmd Depot,
lor lull information in regard to
Rleeninj
inn ear
ear iu rangeineiit- and ilin
er ice please refer to I ickcl
Aiieuts o connectine lines. W. C.
Shoemaker, General Eastern Passen
ger Agent, 371 and 1 200 Broadway,
New York, CI ins, L. I iongsdort,
New England Passenger Agent, 300
Washington street, Boston, Mass.,
W. M. Met 'oiinel, ( ieneral Agent,
l New York Ave. Washington,
! '. i '., or
Passenger
to L. S. A lien, ( ieneral
Agent, Portsmouth, V. A.
HcOLUUJS.
P
rem are wnrklnir ill Dr.
M ill-hell'- new house.
F. c. s. Peter treated Irvln Wagner's
house to a coal of paint.
W illiam Dretue and wife spent Sun
day at Palntervllle.
Steward Boney ami wife of Centre
county are sjivuding thi week among
friction here.
Mrs. Edward Mitchell visited her
daughter, Mrs. J. I'. Shirk, at Beaver
town lal Sundav.
Warren Maurer, wife and daughter
of Lewistown spent Sunday at Reuben
Steininger'a.
Robert Smith and forc of men of
Adamsburg are putlinu up Calvin
I Knepp's house.
! miey iionu, wue ana aausiiti r
i Ol .Ml.llll-lllIlL' ("llien on 1,1'H IS .oaii-
beck's Sunday.
Lewis Rah ley intends moving te
Centre county, where he Is engaged n
teamster at Jim. Dreese's stave mill.
David City, Neb., April 1, 1900.
Qene"ee Pure Food Co., Lo ltov,
N. Y.
"rent coffpe drinker. He whs takei
sick and the doctor said coffee was
the cause of it, and told us to use
URAIN O. We cot a package, but
did not like it at first, but now would
not be without it. My brother has
been well ever since we started to
use it. Yours truly, Lillik Socbob.
Of
IN COMBINATION WITH THt POST.
I We give Ih'Iow some clubbing
combinations with the Post. The
rates quoted lire erv low .
The Farm Journal, month I v, t. r
' almost live years iindthc Middh'linrir
Pi si one year, paidinadvance,$ 1 .00
'I'll,' K. tnn J.mriinl k. m r Him Imm.1
urieultural iiur nulilinliiil It w.n.
tum. rr.iiii i,i
una treaii. ,,i nn ,
iu ion.- ineh in. xitli
tin- hirmsr, latHiri'run.l i
ill lutcrvDi ti
rkliiu man,
i lie .ew i i. i k i n- u eclilv
buneand the Middleburtr Pusr
rri. v i i , , i . ....
I l l-
oue
i year, paid in iiuvauci
i ni l v
. i .i
Tin Trl-Weckh I. ml
WeilnflMilay nml i rl.lny, t
,iroMirllon f niiIim! i ,
iMiie, hiuI !.. h iiln ion im
wl Monilny,
lin. M l:irm'
IHI lllltU ut
llinriiuithly
iit to -flttie iiniiy i niiiiy tu'wauaiicr f
uiwy i i'ir.
The New Vorl
eeklv Tribune
and the Middleburg Post, one year,
paid in advance, . nlv 8 1 .''"i
Tlle Wciikly Trill i nililin!''il nil
ThiirMlAy. mill k'vi- n i Imiinrliiiit tiewn
or minim nml wnrlil, lit, .1 relliililv
markal ri-HirU im a. a a rlviiltiiml
ilmrtmeiit, r.'li h K. .,, nil Infni nut-
tloiiand I mill I'liti'rtAlnliiu Itiln"
i luiiiy. It in ilu ' i n' inwr" fo
il ntir.' I'nili i -i i iitlniinl turn-
il.v iniju'r fur fill ni- i iiinl i. .1.-. i
The Now York Tri-Weekh World
and the Middlchurji Pi . i . ,,tu vear,
paid in advance, only
Tin Tri-Wi i kly
tiiiir- n weolc, i- i
in - uf tin- miittl
tile prlve iMkml fn
Ui.il.l ,
- Ilir.-r
l Willi III,' I'ltr-I
hi I w i n m nrtlt
it.
1 lie 1'iaitl
il I'armer. one vear.
and
pai
the
the Mid. II. fur:;- PnsT.oiie year,
iu advance, 81.50. Both of
above impel and the I'ractiml
rainier ear Book
tural Almanac lor
advance, only $1.05.
and
I I It II I.
A gncii!
paid in
The Pnwtli ai Kwi met Is one of the hwl
fiirm pnpen pulillnltpil, Inmied wri.rkly,
ntll.wiyenr Tho yoni book lalni
MM pntfftM in win, ii (here i 11 fund o! in
jprwMrtlon that U wetul in the termer.
The price o( this l. i.ik .I'nn- i .I'l cpnt.
on el the i'UKT Uih eii tlcl Farioer
Hint tlir vi'ftr book foronlv Sl.lfl
He Repl es in Kind.
There i- n justice of the peni -
ver in Bedford county named I li lt -
.er. A voting i pie lately applied
to a minister to gel married, bul not
having a license the minister very
. kindly
you; ta
reinarlei
I e
and
in i marry
go to I It-It -
young man
You !M to
te your
el
zer." Whereii
1 1 . .: , i i i
ill the
enlietl.
onu icu up ai
n il yourself,
Card or Tnanks.
The undersigned l.en
n ir heartfelt thank- to
liy return
the many
isttil them
after (lie
friend- who
dlirilil! the
wi kindly usi
illness mid
death
f Mr-. Vmeliu Erdley.
Family and Bki.ativkj
The
ra
on
M,
iniiav
i,
hi i ll-
i vetied vegetation considcral;
I V. Bun, oi (Bobe Mil
was
the
iiiot
loiinty
if this wn
at
Wi-dnesdnv
imniissioncrs h rk J, N. Bro
ii- i nil I r. A. J. 1 1 en nan w til to
Philadelphia Monthly evening.
Ion. Geo. Allied Schoch went to
I' a lelphia Tuesday evening to
ee the sight-, ol the liig convention.
lev. Jacob Yutzy, one ol the Pro-l.'.--ors
of Sustpit liauna LTniversity,
Selinsgrove, was at our court house
fu - lay afternoon.
s we go to pre-- no nomination
in yet been made tor Vice I'res
deiit, but all indications now point
oward Governor Roosevelt of New
ii k
Last week owjjig to a typograph
ical error the Kv. church of Penn's
( 'reek was credited with 350 prem
ium n coupons and it should have
bee 300.
A. B. Sheary, of 1 Vim's Creek,
was at the county seat Monday on
biisnesa with this office. Mr. Sheary
i out! of the active J oung men ot
( entre township and it is a pleasure
lo tlo business with him.
Contestants for the Post's prise
chapel organ will remember that
h.r every dollar's worth of job
printing or advertisement, a prem
ium coupon for 25 votes will lie
given iu the organ contest.
VOL. 37. NO.