The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, November 13, 1902, Image 4
MIDDLEBURG POST. TEACHERS' INSTITUTE ANNOUNCEMENT. continued from pace 1. audience that h3s ever assembled here at an entertainment of the lecture ccurse. Everycne was pleased with the entertainment furnished. Maveaqua Call-Mail Ritchie's feats of ledgerdemain are marvelous, and he wins the gocd will of the audience from the start with his pleasan1 humcr and gentlemanly demeanor. VEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 26. 1902. The Brockaxay Jubilee Singers. -The Greatest Company of Colered Artist.; that has ever appeared here." has been the universal verdict of press ar.d public wherever this supurb attraction has'appeared throughout America. The old Washington Hall was filled to its-utmost capacity last night to welcome the Jubilee Singers. The singing was excellent in every particu ar. Each number was followed by hearty applause and in some instances the encores were so numerous and persistent that it seemed as if the audi ence were loath to let the singers go. Daily Standard, Watertown, N. Y. THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 27. 1902. Eli Perkins (Melville D. Landon). Subject Philosophy of Wit and Humor, and Stories Around the Stove. We append the following press notices : Ha packed the Opera House and delighted his audience. Louisville1. Courier-Journal. ; ' ;.: Ely Perkins' humor before our Y. M. C. A. was quaint,. Instructive and I Irreslstable. St. Joseph (Mo.) Qaztne, The most amusing. laugh-provoking and instructive lecture ever listened' - i di .t4 Dl crtnn t WW Pfintmrrnnh 1 - . ' ' IU ill OlUUlllllUJlUJI. ""i . General t Information. . Teacher's Enrollment Fee, Including Season Ticket, Order and Music Book, $1.00. , i , '. ' General admission for Monday evening, 20c. Reserved seat, 25c:.. , Tuesday evening, Reserved seat, 35c, Ceneral admission, 25c. . . ' ' Wednesday evening, Reserved seat. 40c, General admission, 30c , Thursday evening, Reserved seat, 35c, General admission, 25c. j " Season Ticket, 1.00. , s All tickets will be sold by J. N Brbsious, Commissioners' Clerk. I wish to say to the people of Snyder County, that I have put forth special efforts to select a strong course, both for the day Instruction and for and for the evening attractions. I most cordially Invite your presence at all the sessions of the Institute, believing that both the Instructors and enter tainers will meet with your approval and reach your highest expectations. Faithfully yours, Geo. W. Walborn. Co. Supt.' ' spent jstveral " days with John C. Iuiiikt. i ' SCHNEE. " luite a number ot our young A rUah Qaettlaa. Dora Oh, I'm in such distrrs of mind and I wont your advice. I am loved by three men, and I don't know which to accept. Clara Which one lins the most buys attended protracted meeting i "'jf j at Tine church near Iliehfield Sun- e' j.j W(1S cay evening. knew that, do you sup pose 1 u waste preeioiiH time rifnutng around for advice?" X, Y. Weekly. Next Sunday aftenuiou Kev. C C. Miller, the Lutheran Minister will preach in the St church. Verr. Very Dlffrrrnt. She Hut how do I know you love John's j He Why, I can't sleep nights, tliink- inir of vou. Kev. 1). C Shatller and W. A. She Tlint proves nothing, i'u can't Harding made a trij) to Sunburv Ie?l niffhts thinkinjr of you, but I .....! ..v..nin.r. " hardly think it i love.-Judge. KREAMER. Mr. Page and family of near Philadelphia are visiting Mrs. Page's parents, James Mitchell and wife. Iiewis Magee and wife of Lewis hurg spent Sunday with J. E. Ma gee. Mr. and Mrs. (Jrooverof Lewis burg visited relatives in town Sun Dora Diemer daughter of John S. Diemer was buried at Zeiber's church Thursday. Mrs. $amucl IJullinger of this place is visituiglier daughter, Mrs. John MitclA'll at Keiu.va. " Lizzie and liennie Kowp, who have been spending the summer at l'axinos, have returned homo, nc companed by Mr-. .T. Miller and faintly. J no. l'i'kli;iit ami wile vUited his brother at lied I'.ank Sunday. The Editor nf the I' r and fUni ilv called mi .T. '.. M:i''i' and wife Smday. Win. Ii fi Ion ;iiid wife attended a tutu nil ;it Kratzerville recently. There was a vtvv sail aeeidetil K.n:re.l here la-l Sunday niorniiig. One ot' tiie '.rain's crew age 'Jl', while :is-ir.g from a car to another fell and wa. e:i'iiily injiued. One fiot was tnashed ami the leg broken :iUve the ankle. I Ie was taken to the Sunbiiry Hospital. His home is at Lewi-town where he has a wife and two children. Mr. S. T. Hilbi-h visited Mrs. (tonloii Monday. A. D. Ki' amei- came' home with a siM tin k'-v on hi- back Thursday Sunday evening. D. C. 1 Ioover of Schnee and the young ladies of Fremont took a pleasant drive Sunday. Two young gentlemen of Frec- A Victim of Wealth. Totience I told you her money would coiue pretty elm to turning her head. Patrice Welt, has it? i l i li "sae-usea 10 oe a orunene; now burg made a pleasant ca l at the a aeed blonde -y0Bk. Mt. Pleasaut Mills Hotel Sunday statesman." evening. , ; -Misses Est el la and Mallie Hoov er vf ere visiting at Kantx Sunday CM " I had a terrible cold and could hardly breathe. 1 then tried Ayer's Cherry Pectorsl and It gave mv im mediate rencr. V. C. LayWn, SUIe'.l, I!!. House PainL Zin I IvhiI if ...11 - !! nf, wilier Ixiita lui,n u.. O- ........ o )ln alone. Many jwiiiterx Devoe lead and zinc. C.rd of Taanl. . a in-. , j irn'te fniiK Talklaar It Orer Oat. Id. "She always aaid ahe preferred to be the wife of one of the plain peo- If; J. Keretetter and bod fnade a . ried la heIr to a fortune." fljlng trip to McKeeS SaturdlJ. , j "Still ahe'a got her wish all right. ; F. C. Landis visited at;;Meiser-l 'ver aM?f" cap ti." le o . i - ia In my life." Chicago Kecord-Her- yule Saturday evening. , ; ' .jj, ,W A. and Hiram Schnee were ' a hut wuh. to the County Seat Monday. ( ne now charmingly you aing. Join Steffen of Suubury visited ' Sh-I S rea"y think bo? relatives and f riends io,ouj vicinity ; KhSVoui:! S my folk a in Colorado could bear you. Chicago American. SWINEFORD. John Libby and son, Keed, spent Sunday at Weikert. Francis Stroup of Freeburg did business in town Saturday. Mrs. John Yerger of West Milt ton is spending sometime with her daughter, Mrs. Amos Bowersox. Presiding Elder Gable of Leb anon dined at the home of Johu Shannon. Wm. Hackenbtirg is down with Scarlet fever. Jonathan Bingaman and son drove to Kissimmee Sunday. Thursday evening the calathum pians serenaded Johu Arnold and wife. Dame Kumor has it that there be a wedding ere long. Calvin Stroup and lady fiietid spent Sunday ia C'eiitreville. ("has. Verger and Harry Waltei too!; a tour to the Snnnv Smith !'r their health. Mis-es Annie Sweagle and Klda ( Iravbill of I'uxtoiivillc spent Sat urday in town with Mr. James lii ti ii h. Lincoln Swanger transacted uess in town Moiidav. Miss Sallie Mover spent out of town. M in Ilcielii.'iibach drove to Se-lin-'iove Sundav. Teacher's Institute met in the Franklin school house Friday even ing. Debate: ''Resolved that the Strikers were justified in striking". Judges decided in favor of the atliirmativc. Mr. John ncr of Miller.-burg ihpi. wee. . . George Fry ia moving bis shingle mill from W. H. Wendt'a tract to John Schnee's tract. - - V Jumbo Kerstetter of Moveca was seen on our streets one day lust week. , , The turnip party at John Land is' s was well attended Friday even ing.. . ...... Benj. Steffen and family of;Pax tonville were visiting his brother, Isaac Saturday and Sunday. Dennis Ileiser made a business trip to Richfield Monday evening. Howard iu excitement shot a fence post for a chicken thief.' J. A. Kreighbumn contemplates going to Lewhilown in the near future. PENN'S CREEK. Harvey A. Snook returned home Friday after an absence of five or six years. ' Peter Bailey of Hummel's Wharf visited J. A. Bowersox Friday. &il lie Stahl was home over Sun day aecompained bv Carrie Sauip sel. ' Allen Heinibach and family of near Paxtonville passed through t!iis placi' Saturday enroute for Tnion county. Ualph Showers was home from SusUe!ianna I'niversity over Sun day. J. A Bowersox and wife vi.-ited I'ctcr Wmegardncr's Sunday. Havid lteichley was to Middle burg one day last week. Ada Bolig is on the sick list. Taken by Storm. He stole a kin! So quick 'twai demt She did not know what he wai at, Ht nevtr rtole another one She gave them to him after that. Philadelphia Prei. Jr r "11IYVJ I. , . ... . 1 1 the leaders of the 1V.T ' VS h hrr-iation.,tbe Wal be tonight? vorsc.proo ably, hor it's first a cold, then a cough, then bron chitis or pneumonia, and at last consumption'. Coughs always tend downward. Stop this downward tendency by taking Ayer's Cherry Pec toral. . Three Ami Me- eaeeali for u erdturjr cold; tec., Juat riant for arooehltle. bouse hh, hard eoldt, ete. tl, bhmI eoaoODjosi lav enroue easee ma n oee o nana J. & AT SB CO. eraoakai ILeweU. JCIT WHAT HE HAD NEHDED. The Curate Well, ntu! what did jou think (if my t.ermen? The Form Hird Cnpitnl. The very thinjr I wanted. I luidn't slept n wink for a week. Moonshine. Ia KeeplB. "I really believe be married her only because he wanted a good house keeper." " ."And now I auppoia he wishes h could give her a month's warning." Brooklyn Life. Pre( PoiIIIt. Green How do you know that Scrib bles and wife are such a loving couple?- Brown Because she reads every thing be writes, and he eata everything kbe cooks. Chicago Daily News. Kow What Did She Mea? lie Nice dog! Have you taught him any tricks since I waa hera last? "Oh, yes; he will fetch your hat if you whistle," aaid she, sweetly. Tlt-Bita. " tit neighbors, friend and f,. !... ...!.. . am vt-r.v l linn koi l mr t), n , again reposed in me, and trust tL' ininiin ai Jiuiiir.uui lltlv j their approval. Sineerety j. uns Mr. Editor : I wIhIi to sav t f.leuds who bave elect (H n Treasurer, lhat I alncerely thank 5 " ouiii"!', nuu wm perform duUea of the offlee to the best i Mllty. Youta respectful!. Mrs. N.'I, Bingamaii, of jrJ eauihter of lira. Samuel Lucr of typhoid feytr at Milton, Sstirj and was brought to Sc'inogrot, train Monday morning. lutenaeu O iieui. Leitzel. . Mij. Lewi. Lelbiel, of Monroe J ship,' daughter of Kev. BtsmW died Hundav in Monroe tnnn.i,;. j v .iuivui -i . n 1 A auuub oa jreria. Yearick. Mid. Samuel Yearick, daujhJ v. TT . r D. r. neruiju, ui monroe Iowm died Haturdav of TvnlinM , - . . About ?S yenrp. Three children,i. band and many others mourc h3 luii- u in lit v Constipation Does your head ache ? Pain back i of ( your eyes? Bad taste 'in your mouth? It's your liver 1 Ayer's Pills arc liver pills. They cure consti pation, headache, dyspepsia. 23c. All druggist. Want rnur mnmtitrhi. or bmrd s beautiful brown or rich Mark? Thtn ne BUCKINGHAM'S DYEiTer. Hr'I.II'Mntrtti.ni, P. Mi l A Co. . ." H m Aeplilriit Will IIhImii. I.nndliuly Ves.!r; two chickens went into that soup. Boarder Xever mind, nin'nm, never mind. No lisuiii dune; no one would ever sennet it. I ussure yon. Brooklyn Life. i.rent l.in ru I uu. Kind l.ady ( lmn ifieii j - My child. L hope vmi don't swear! iiiiill Hoy Naw. net much; but I'm Icunim. ay. vinise otter hear my paw! Ohio State Journal. Hero is an excellent TUFTED COUCH, best durable valour covering, excellent quality springs, just the thing for any qasy rest, only Extension Tables, 0; $5.C0; 8 ft. $ COO; 10 ft $7.00, Beautiful Y'iV.nS Dcsk Top 2Gx4S, highly P'- 17x11 and a cupboard witfi two .departments." Two persons can use it-attbe sime time, It is fin ished on all sides so that it can bo placed in the middle of the room, it is a bargain at a.ou. IliKuiiiu for II. "Wlier a man vnrKii:i; haul, why dii thry Miy lie i-. 1 5 ij-ir i u" nii)'.''' "lioralise. mv Imy. lie i a tier IliP root id fill i!. si in I how pIm' ean he reach it ' Iiieafu I'ust. SaltInK and Saltlna;. "Well, '.-altin' n mine may lit a good way to sell it to folUs what want to liny anything. Ion it dnn't work with other things," i-nna rked .lohnny I ptlieereek to hi friend, Wil lie llayriek. "Ileeii tryin' if.'" asked Willie. "No; hut a feller I xolil a strinif of fish to Ihe other ilny eniiie l)ne"k inside (in hour nnd said he would lick me if 1 didn't ffive him his money baek. lie was real mad jest because I'd sold him some salt mac k erel, out'n the grocery store." Cin cinnati Commercial Tribune. Strong Oak Stand, zgs. square, extra shelf below, only 93(; Hotter jjrades and more exjionsive tinisli, Jl.S.") and $2 0. Large Arm Rocker, A j;ood easy chair, a special bargain at :Vll Other rockers, ftl.liO, 2-00, $1.00 and $-1.50. PICTURES, fruit and scenery, size 27x31 in oak, oxydied and pit frames, easel, worth $1.50, selling now for S1.00. C li o S t'G. Kitchen and dining room chairs, Wliail. anice assortmect, ?3.25. S-1.50 and 85 o0 per half doz. I have also a nice assortment of hctls mat tresses and springs. Conic early. J. E. MAGEE, Kreamer, Pa 6 11 .vsrtr.rrt 4 rXi Crxij-3 II! WW mm DISPLAY Ril and Childrens' Suits and Overcoats for this season, eclipse all our previous display. ' lso have enlarged (air store bv taking in two more rooms and, reserving the second floor for the handsomest line of LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDREN'S y5 MEN1 3) i ill 7M iMeii'.-j .SuiU in all I Wool licviot.H and i.'a.iimen, made witlt Ireneli faeuijr. Worth ?8.."0 jK r tuif, 'jui ial price ft T i.Meii fine (iret-i -nits in Mack clay wor-itI, lancy Cashinieres i;t. Ha-i the lht of tailoring and trimm ings, grranteed $10 value, Hpeeial price Z7AH. $9.98 S DKPAKTMENT. Men's inijiorted clay worsted and fancy hcoteli hints, eipial to merchants tailoring in workmaiHliip, also has our oiie year guarentee for durabili ty. 0cr twenty five (styles to se lect from, and are ollered elsewhere at $15 to 818, niccial price $9.93. CHI LDUK.V8 SUITS mes 4 to 15 at $1.98 per unit, all of them LADIES DEPARTMENT. are the $2.5(J to $3 quality. KEMEMBEUTIIE STOKE OX THE CX)IlNEIt "MATCH US IF YOU CAN". MEN'S JKE&? SHI UTS over 1 0 dozen to Select from. FUKS in all the r.ew f-hapes ut Garner's Jnt $1.23, $1.75, 1.00, 7.o0 and jKTeale, made with or with out ex-. 9.50. tra collars. Worth 75c epw'ud'LADIE'S dress and walking hkirts price loci ntc. at 81.15. 82.4S. 83.75. 8-1.50 and - f liOY'S OVEKCOAT.S, all Bizes and lengths. We have them from $1.17 up to $5. MEN'S OVERCOATS in fine black imported Kersey and oxford grey in all (lie different lengths. We guarantee a saving cl $2 to $4 on each coat, ppecial prices from $4.98 to $20; RICE'S-3rd Market St., Sunbiiry, Pa. $5.48. LADIES' COATSUITS.inpebble cheviots and vanietia cloth, made with the new blouse jacket. Skirts cut with the newest . llare and slot seams. Worth $18 our special price $12. LADIES' MISSES' and Cllll-i.euU, DItEN'S COATS an entire newSSTSSi0 line to select Irom. Prices rangeq-wj m - from $3.75 up.