iO a lob lot- of note n hand.' They must o "The ortce win do It. V and prices for the sV- r9 fumla mem pnmcu than you can buy them printing. - ' LgtaMllfr, Hilar and Presrlttar. A Family Jraal, Dtru4 to Sttra, Sclaxa, Art, Political Etaaoar aaa Carrtat Lhcratara. Bte 0s toller Per Asnrnn, ia AMrtxa txxxx. MIDDLEBURQH, SNYDER COUNTY, PENNA., SEPTEMBER 3, 1903. X CM ITER U. V Little Liners. I and the But1e of the Seat, told l Brief Paragraphs. or Lew Prominent. p.platlo and Evtnts ol In. L Satisfy Cariosity VM lha Thlrt lor Now. inhere. The oysters are Wersox spen( Sunday In loper of Sellnsgrove spent town. Walter & Son's adver- g Issue. rersoxofSnamoklnlsvia- In town. Spangler and son spent town. ir was a passenger east ilng. John Zechman died of day last week. iturday spoiled quite a nice and festivals. ;. Dtehl and wife are vis- Vnd Ariama CountV. Cbas. N. Broslus of Mt. i wan In town over 8un- jll end family of Wln- llatlu. In (awti Mlin- nwu'n " irdsley of Lewlstown CneyH.H. Grimm's Wines andWhla 1 nae at the Middleburg I' -Her of Elfzabetaville jwb laat weel? A"Ylatt "i - k the guest of hia sons, Shun. I a meeting of the W. piety Friday evening in phurch. Kb of Salem, daughter of of this place, Is reported h cancer. jeye on the "Coming mn. It will keep you iiture. lily plenty of reading a little for yourself. 1 ia on the list. lorf attended the Hum- it Clement's Park last made an address, and wife of Akron, O., nls i lace to attend the Iheriff Boletider. ller and family, Theo )d other Akron people lir western homes. ling ot Kratzerville was Xoudav loukimr for au V woik at the water KrebsaudMable Uub JVUllaiusport are being F Mr. I. H. Uower- Xelter and sou of Pitt- ral days last week with nd family. They will to Llvetpool, Perry I Ex-Sheriff Boleudtr aa a v.'ry large one, kid very threatening Idlug that the crowd usual ou such occa- of Krankllu towuship Orgeat bog ou record. I & iu. frin I he none, to )lnml la noi, only long ad will luuke oUe of lers of the .tuou. State Highway Com VrUburg was at the Tbursduy aud went h' to look up matters th the making of uew . tflwuhhlp uuder the nuder the new law must be as good as lililmiliv that the Uiuat be dug down fllllug iu bUow is rial like cinder and 5th porous liiucstoue. 1 to last a thousand Mra. Lizzie (Jroes and son, Philip, of New lterllu, visited O. A. Henoch and Wife, TuPMtlS.V. Mis Annn Ranch, after spending everal days at. Kaleiu returned home Wednesday of last week. Mimes Verna Nfelntyre and I.ou Miller of Clarion, Pa., are being enter tained by Miss Clair Orayblll. Mr. Shelly, a genial typo of Sunhury Is visiting friends here. He has accept ed foremanship of an office In Lewis town. Rev. D. I. Shater of Mt. Pleasant Mills was a County Seat visitor Thurs. day of last week. He will leave in a few days for his charge In the western part of the State. If you have any friends now residing luewhere, who formerly resided in Snyder County, send us their names and addresses. We will send them a sample copy of the P08T free. Cyril H. Haas, of Selinsgrove, a Med ical Smdeui of the University of Michi gan at Ann Arbor, spent Friday at the Editor's home. Mr. Haaa will com plete his course nest year and will go as a Medlc.il Mixttiiinary to China. A dollar a year speut for a good newsy paper II Ue the Post will not make you a doiia- rer at the end of the year. It will broaden your oppor tunities and give ou many chances to maka a dollor ai d to ave a dollar. II. O. Frederick tin located here for the purpose of conniruriingthe Water Works Plant Mr. Fredrick will re main here during his stay. Tue rain has retarded the work of beginning, but we trust it will pmgress rapidly. Will Kreegerand family, after spend ing a month with hia parenia, Azariah Kreeger and wife, left for their home in Kalamazoo, Mich., Tuesday. H. B. Rows and wife hare also risited at the Kreeger home during the paaC week. . The reservoir for the water worts Th extreme length ia &t feet aud ex- treme width ia 69 feet. - Inside meas urement at top of stone wall 55 feet by SO feet and at bottom 52x77 and 10 feet deep. A special meeting of West Susque hanna Classis was held at Fremont last Thursday to dissolve the pastoral relations of Rev. 8haffer from the Liverpool charge and dismissed him to the Allegheny Classis of Pittsburg Synod of the Reformed church. The Librarian of Congress has issued to the Editor of the PosTacopyrighton "The Tombstone Inscpriptions of Sny der County." The book when com pleted will contain almost 9000 inscrip tions and will be the first of its kind issued in the state of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Hattie Smith and daughter, Alice, of New Kensington, stopped off for a few days' visit at Middleburg on their way home from Pottsville and Philadelphia. Burns Smith, a mem ber of the same family, is enjoying a vacatiou iu the intellectual city of Boston. Many a man is influenced to buy something because heaw it advertised. He may now have prior thereto, im agined ne wanted the article. But the advertisement aroused desire for its ownership aud he purchased. This is one of die waysiu which advertisements make business that escapes the nou advertiser. Any youug woman who aspires to Red Cross membership or to nursing service iu auy capacity cau get full in formation by addressing The Philadel phia School tor Nurses, Wltherspoou Building, Philadelphia, Pa. The movement is designed especially to benefit young woman iu small towns and rural coumiuuitieit. Rev. Kiracofe will preach his last sermon this coming Suuday evening iu the l B. church of this place pre vious to his vacatiou. The subject of the sermou being. "Jesus In The Home.' A cordial iuvitatiou ia ex tended to every body. They will' start for their vacatiou ou Monday aud ex pect to visit frieuds Iu Cumberland Valley, and other jsnuts. The Klra coi'e family consists of nine childreu, eight sanis aud oue daughter. The secoud birth were twine, the third birth, triplets. Out of the eight sens, nix ore ministers. Whither we are drifting'? Somewise cue discovered that it was unhealthy for two people to occupy the same bed; thcu another fouud out that it was un safe to ride iu a car with other people or at teud church where other people alleud. Next au aosociatiou of physi- cans decided that t' klsa was to tempt death In all manner of bidemifl diseases. The very latest Is the discovery of a French scientist that the practise, of hand shaking is a very proline source of spread of dim-sue. If thliiK" keep up this way it w.ll lie unhealthy to lie burled In the graveyard with other people, and the only place where a person can feel aafe from disease ia at a mid-week prayermeetlng or at a store that dosen't advertise. SWINEFORD. J. F. Shannon of Milroy )etit Sun day at home. The P. R. R. Co., is having a new side track placed west of town. Charles K reamer and Ramond Hplt- ler drove to Sunbury, Saturday. The Middleburg Water Co., haaeoro- mened to dig out the resevir this week. The Middleburg Leather Mfg. Co., are adding the flnUhit g Mills t their structure. C. E. Corklns aud family ot Sun bury spent Sunday with S. R Spitler and family. Mrs. W. A. Smith and A nut Libby are spending some limn with retail? near Lewlstown. Charles Felker and Clinton MaVhell spent Sunday at Beavertown at their respective homes. COl'BT HOtiSE CHIPS. Detda Becarded. Sophia Treaater to Lewis Jenkins, .t acres 122 P., in West Beavee twp., ji.oo. The Penna. Telephone Co., to the Juniata and Susquehanna Telephone Co., for all its franchises and property, real, personal and mixed in Sayder Co. $30,008. The Tuscarora Telephone Cix, to the Juniata & Susquehanna Telephone Caw, franchisee and property in Sajder Co-, Isabella Roush to A. K. fiift bouse and lot In Middleburg, fSOO. John S. Beaver assignee, etc., to Gabriel Beaver lota 57, 58, 59, Wand 61 in Swlneford, $3.'5. Wills Probated. The last will acd testament of Daniel Bolender late of Middleburg, dee'd., was probated and letters testament ary thereto were granted to Sabina Bo lender, who Is named in the will executrix, l ne wire ana children are the heirs. Uturs Granted. Letters of Administration in the i tate of Calvin L. Derr late of Franklin twp., dee'd., were granted to Chas. A and Lester E. Derr. MarrUgt Liccosea. f David Mohr, Kreamer, I ernie it. ti rouse, Kratzerville, liABRIED. Aug. 18, by Rev. D. I. Shatter, Wil son A. Lawver to Sarah Neimond, both of Evendale. Aug. 25, by Rev. W. A. Haaa, Sam uel Benfer to Sarah J. Kline both of Kratzerville. Aug. 27, by Rer. W. A. Haaa, David Mohr of Kreamer to Vernie Brouse of Kratzerville. In Mcmoriam. In sad but loving remembrance of our dearly beloved son, Alvin Maurer, who died Aug. 31, 11X12. Oue year has passed, and how we miss him; Friends may think, the wound is heal 2d; But they little know the sorrow; i That lies withiu our hearts conceal ed. That blow was hard, the loss severe; To part with one we loved so dear; The uight was bitter, we'll not com plain; But ho,H In Heaven to meet again. A precious oue from us has gone; 'A voice we loved is still; A place is vacant in our hearts. Which never can be rilled. We miss thy gentle kindness here, In our silent home; And iu this grief we feel for thee, We are not alone. Thy parents and sisters mourn for, Thee dear one with a grief untold. Thou were a kind and loving son, In the days of old for in our hearts, Thou were entwined with a lore- moat dear. Just one year ago to-day, our dear son. Passed away through death he entered into, Sweet rest to abide forever with the blest. TEACHERS' INSTITUTE MAGAZINE. Official Prei(ram of Snyder Conntv Teachers' Institntc. The 4th a n nual -ssion of the T. amb ers' Institute of S.iylr connty will convene In Middleburg, Pa., Monday, Nov. 20. V.xa, and the fourth annual publication of Hie "Teachers' Institute Magaalne" will be issued as the official authority of the convention under the direction of the County Superinten dent, Prof. (ieo. W. WalWn, Freehurg Pa. The book will contain all the official announcements of the program, the nstruetors, entertainment, names and add rue ca ol teachers and directors. A few pages will be reserved for a1- vertiswDtSMtM of a clean and respectable nature, at the following rates : Full page $3.00; half page $3.00; quarter 11.7ft. The SM of the page will be the -tame as last year ; a inches by the type page 4ix"l. In order to get the book to the teach ers and directors in antpie time, it will be leaned earlier thai aual and copy for ed should be sent at once in order to facilitate neat diwplay. This la a splendid means of advertis ing for schools, college, book publish ers and school supply houses. Send in your eopy at once to GtMk W. WjLf.K.vsKl.r.Kii, Publisher, tt Miditlenurgh, Pa Uethcff af Sixty-Two CkUareo. I inclose this clipping of the "Labor Tribune," judging it would be a good article for publication. I think that President Roosevelt ought ta have a eopy,- for possibly he would wast to lecreaae the pension. COKflrtANT BRADKR OF "POST." Mtdrflaaaw Pa. : ; KT All ItKAXS GTVI HK&A PKXHION. 3000praona baa been presented to- the Italian government asking for a pen sion of $3ft0 per annum t be conferred on a woman named Maddalin Gra- netta, who has given birth to sixty-two children fifty-nine Imys and three girls during her married life. In nine years she presented her husband with eleven sets of triplets, three grous of quadruplets, one group of six, aud and the other eleven children came singly. She ia now 57 years old and iiicajtalile of work. moo Deer to be Liberated. A thousand deer are to be liberated in a few days by C. C. Worthon, the New York millionaire, who owns BuckwHHl Park, opposite Shawnee, Monroe county. The animals multi plied so rapidly that they will starvi unless given their liberty. There are now over 2000 deer in the Park, and they have cleaned up nearly all the food to be had. Farmers residing near the Park do not favor the liberation, feariug the deer will do damage to their property. Eleven years ago niueteen deer were placed in the Park, which covers thousauds of acres. One hun dred have been killd by hunting par ties. Nut a oke. A western editor writes at follows: The editor sat in his chair, lighting hia pipe on his auburn hair A halo shone over his face so fare, but his knees were out and his feet were bare. And he sang a .song both sad aud sweet, while the Mies died nd around his feet, for he had no grub in the shop to eat. and the ground w covered with sleet. Now what In the world was the cuss to do? He hail eaten the paste and swallowed the glue; he hadn't a drink and he hadn't achew, and while he stared his whiskers grew aud the baud play ed on. New Counterfeit. A new counterfeit ten-dollar silver certificate, series of 1895 is just out. Check is lithographed D, place No. 21. Signed in the number is 7019547. The green of the bill i darker than ordi nary bill, but it Is said to be a clever Imitation. You can get Wines and Wuiikies anywhere, BUT when you want the best, tor Medical use, get a, peraeription from your Doctor and go to the Mid dleburg Drug Store ioi it . tf. Ask your Docotor for a prescription and go to the Middleburg1 Drag Store to get your Wines and Whiskies for Medical usev . tC THE FUTURE REVEALED. Coming Events Cast Their Shadow Before. Trphv Cup Won !v i i'.Jcr notify tyn Wear. in receipt o' :t ,-opy ,,f t.e "World' pnl.lwhed sr rv'r. rMn The readers of the Post are request- !""1'r ' h "f A'"-""" ' i" irh- ed U Nend n announcements of all ,w"" ,-,. ,V events. No eharure will I made to pnhllith the 4sme when the event i af public importance. TVkxkav, Sept. I to , Hunt'ioirdon Fair at Huntingdon, Pa. SATfRDA V, Sept. 5, A fetiv:d will 1 held at Krdley's church for tlw iene flt of the church. Saturday, Sept. ", The Summit Sun. day School will hold their annual picntc In Summit firov. Muie by the Fn-eburg Band. Sjiealcers: Rev. Otlber and f;erge liunkletstrtrer. Festival iu the evening. A. I. MonrA- :i .t,( t, ,,)n,,iIPr ryton. C(K r!ii.-, , .Vr.., , all the rt)io sn.l M n-b'-.tin i'iioroffn. pliers A.urwintion it )... - ,t ,.,.n. ventlon hed nt .,.,j,,,,.v .ti,-!,!.., The prize - -n fir hnvi., ,r,,),,0j the tbre wx,r isrisi-,if ' r'-tn tilio ,-lif)) inpKj ,,r 'nfrrr , ihd from n-wiv.a risd .rlMn year. Tlie riimer ,.f )rf,w ; , n ,,f TmSHC Untfrt-uo ;, ,,f c,.,,, tf,w,,. ship, Snjd.-T County t,d ;,p ;. ., .,,,, ew of Joaeh Itowf-rMix .f !)cm j The prize winner ft J-,),r r".,Titv oa ri; k i a v, .vpr. i, i.st dsy rrr lUWg lv,,'n'" r cirn.n v,.,,, .,ni accountM and Widows' spprsUententH I The P.wr -nt it ienfj ..x- for conrtrmstion at Oftoher Term of I '""d to Mr. it.iver.oT ,e -..nrtni;,. Court. ton line to !iin :'.r -tiij n.rff.ii SATt Bl.AY. Sent...",. liemoeratu. i.t. lr"OiW-Tlon. inary Election fiir Snyder ( o. SattrhaV, September j, the Sunday schools of Troxvlvllle will hold their annual pic-nic. SATHRUAV, Sept. ., The OntrevUle Cornet Hand will hold a fentlval aud Cuke Wslk at Penns Creek. The Selinsirrove, MUWIehurg and Mifflin burg liands will fnrninh the muic. Sattbdav, feD. . The Lutheran Sunday School of Kratzerville will hold their annual picnic. The Se. linsgrove Comet Band will mrnUh the music. i?verybwiy cordially in Hted. Movday, Sept., 7. Democratic C'nvei of Snyder O. Movday, Sept, 7, Puhlle Schools, of rtellnagrove open. Saturday, Sept. 12, The Hill End S. S. will hold their annual picnie in Her uaan's grove. A festival will be held 8. 8. The Settmarrove Cornet Rad will furnish the moafcv TCKRDAY, SeDt. 3, Fall Term of Sus quehanna University opens at Selinsgrove. TTWI.AY, Sept. Hto 11, Pennsyhania I State Fuir Ansociatlon :it Hethle-J hem. A I'.reat ScWI With l ue niiiien We have jnr receivMl , roeent catalogue .f he f.iiersrv I i.tltnt mid Stste Normal -cho.i ,,f itlom-hnrir. Pa. We 'me tltst i.lii vohotil. ,o prominent !rniie ,t ;t ,.x,.vnee. catalogued rt different -nidenu lasr year, and i;raiimted ibe rtr i-ine intlieSfMfe. The hotel ;,!!, ,,f ,n. ducting it- -tlninif-rrmm -errtce, the psswnirer clerstor 'o nil !. Ht1 the exivltent iiurM. tnsintsinert naee thl s'hoo in the front rank. The.'oiirw i)rerMrl or leaclnnn i ln which tuition is freei :ir college, for :w or inedWne. h well as in music iUid physical training are aftrsetie. TliecatskMroe it-e(f U n work of art. ad can be pmdtahly read by th ose setectlng a school, even If they do not select this one. The fall term wWopen Monday, September 7th. . iTri nm II i r -i -1 ii r . , -w Jeenh Artmgast. f Vit IVrrv Tiiwnhii n-n I orn Ta-. IS. l-4. vfm married Oct. '.:. :TA ro E!talth Stimeline. II -vas the of IVii'in .rleast irni vi:'.. Mim len der. Wkovksoav, Sept. to 11, Juniata i ' County Fair at Port ltoyal. SaTI'HDA Y, Sept. li Slllldav School picnic at Pennst-reek. Satitbday, Sept. li The I". It. Sun day School will hold a picnic in lted 1111 11 - I i -lit i .ml nnuge ntnve. reauvai win is nein him to the ririt f,rl t .i in the evening. j The au ,f lus tentl. SATt'BDAY, Septemlier 12, the Kanfx I Ilev S. S. will hold their annual pic-nic. Munin1)y the ivautx t ornet IUnd. Hathrday, Sept. 12 to IS. Patrons of Husbandry Exhibition at Centre Hall, Pa. Moxhav, Sept. 14, The public ichools of Middleburg will often, Tnt'BsnAY, Sept. 17, lie-union of the lSlet Regiment P. V. at Lewistmrg. This is the anniversary of the Hattie of Autletam. Satthday, Sept. 19, The Reformed churches of the West end of the County will hold a re-union and picnic in Dr. Smith's grove at Beav er Springs. Saturday, Sept. 28, Last day upon which you can pay your taxes in Snyder County ami make rive per cent discount. TnsDAY, Sept. 29 to Oct. 2. Uuicn County Fair at Lewishurir, Pa. Satcbday, Oct. 3, is the last .lay you can pay vour taxes iu order to lie en-1 titled to a vote this fall. Monday, Oct. 3, Regular Term of Court opens. c-setili Art'Oimxf :") t;iust i I!':!, ile was Hired - - .nr4 - uonth and davs. The funerai :.sii i tue ut Uichtleld. Alltruwt -Cth. fl.ive jns survive. 'iiarleo M.. t' lltct-iield. Frank, of Mt. -'Vnxsnr 'filNnd :.in- lel of IjewUrown. ills vk'. ix-Mimj -mm tiv.nsv. Engine For Sale A twelve horse power portable Frick Engine is ottered at private sale. It can be seen ut Stroptown. uiguire of 1! S. 3TBOI p, t-f Strouptown, Pa. hatfer orftciateii i,t lie ; inertl. FATALLY SHOT -tlMSELP" P-of. W. H. Detweiler Met Oeata At temotlng to Kill a Cjt HatlH4in. Pa.. ,nr. :. - :.vhj; at temtitlnK ;o shoot d.-k nr. Prnfesaor W. H. Detwrfler ircidenrallv hot him self and 'ilerl a few hour atr. rro-ff-ssor Detweiinr iu 'ear her ia tie manual 'rnlnln school at I'-.tUdelphU and wns snendlaa; -he summer here with bis family, a uembbor utked hta to make away with tb at. md :a i-rawlinK ".nder a ;M-rrh o 'hoot -t animal his toot slipped, in.1 a fiKinn che revolver eipltujed. aendlns a iwlto crashtnic thrmta;ti his ijraia. It wns some time after 'h accident occurred iLat !t wa !iicoviret -bat the professor had een shot. ' was found lnconsclous m.ier te ;orrft. Word was -.mmedlatRlr sent -o -he I'.il. versity of Pennsylvania it ":,'.!:idel phia. Professor '.Vood. of -ha nstitu :lon. responded nuloliiy uc.i ;-rfornied an operation :a ;he :iope f stic Professor Dftweller'3 Ufe. bet 'he '.af ter nerer mcalned i-or.5c'.i);'.ns. HeU survived by a widow and 'wo h;:.irm. WANTED AT ONCE. A few country hams. Apply at this office. E. S. St roup, Strouptown is hand ling a high grade of Fertilizers, manu factured by the Baltimore Pulverizing Company. Prices ranee from $13 to $32 a ton. Persons need ii g a reliable article should nll on him tf Call on A. E. Poles la his new shav ing and hair cutting parlor foi youi heart cleaned with a refreehin t sham poo and a clean towel to each patron on the north side of Market square op posite Central Hotel. Satisfaction goal an teed. tr Middies Home P-om C.-.iise. Annapolis. Md.. Sent. I. The ' attl ship Indiana, ,-ommanded '. ''.iptaln W. ii. Emory; the .n;lier Hartford. Captain W. ii. Heeder, acd Mie prac tice shin (.'hesapeake, :n 'nmnand ot Commander '.Villiam T. Ha!.;ey. the three ships which conveyed he mli shlpmen on their summer crr.ise, haT arrived here. The midshipmen ex pressed themselves as ?;avtn !:ad a very pleasant time in the ..Tr.ise. All the midshipmen will V :ciren, one month's leave to visit thf ir homes. Blank Cartridge May Cost Soya Sight. Lancaster, Pa... Au. :9. Waiter Tappany, 14 years of ase. shot his brother, William Tappany, T years ot ace, in the fate wtth a wad from a blank cartridge and it is belUred de stroyed the siht of both his eyes. Wal ter is a member of the Boys' Brfad. and was preparing to go to the bar racks (or drill when he pointed the nn at his brother and. thinking it was un loaded, pulled th trine;
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