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MIDDLEBUltGH, SNYDER CO., PA., APRIL 3, 1890.
NO. 14
I .
EMS of LOCAL INTEREST
oy the Snow-ball Hour the best
he latent out, Deibert'a new pho-
he Snow-bull flour none other
I it. For mile by O. C. Gutelius.
Jliejr are the rage, ueioert a new
L y. i i i i -
Ir. li. Aurnnu i" jiini, lerriv-
lior pprin g stock of milliner goods.
cure your fine Photos at Dei-
gallery.
bn IJowersox, of Shaniokin, was
wn over Sunday.
eorgo Stahlueeker has accepted
rkskip in lttenmyer 8 store.
ins Fanny IJowersox, of Aaroua-
i n ... i ... -1 i t: i
V, upeni nunuuy ut mime in uiu-
urgh.
hn Ilouti of Swineford can fur
our farmers with South Bend
Moil TlowB and all the repairs.
lonias Arbogast, of Freeburg,
rented Rev. S. P. Orwig's prop-
on West Main Street.
rs. Catherine Miller, of Lewis-
, wan the guest of her brother.
b Gilbert, Ehi., over Sunday.
K. Gift's Bale commences at 10
lok on the 5th, instead of 1 P. M.
uted in hint week's paper.
iiere will be EaHter services in
Nmithgrove church on Sunday
ling. Ail are coruiauy invneu.
e have several hundred old
Vpapers in the printing office
U we will sell at 5 cents per
le First National Bank of Mid-
Jurguwillbe closed to-morrow,
.1 Friday, April 4th, it being a
holiday.
Tuesday E. A. Steininger mov-
oni his farm west of town into
and occupies the property re
ly purchased of Win. Ilomig.
i
p. Smith, former proprietor of
1'rankUn House, has entered
his duties as manager of the
uington House.
C. Snebold is tearing down the
on his lot immediately east of
store-house and will erect a
lid residence on the space this
lier.
Monday tho oflicers for the 1
of A. were iustulled. A num-
pf prominent members of the
from a distance superintended
oik.
ntki). At once, a good cook,
chamber maid, and good wash
Good wages paid to good girl,
J. C. Swoope.
City Hotel, Danville, Pa.
pies, did you Hce those W. L,
ii ...... . ...
uis jj dress shoes, anil those
kin shoes for every day wear at
lan's ! The best in the market
lo price. Call and see them be-
luyiug elsewhere.
Vert, our photographer has re
9 m
I from his extended eastern
ind is now ready to accommo
111 who wish to get photos.
y 2 Bquares north of the Court
p Amig made a cood day
with his dog and gun on
lay. He trailed an old she-fox
lair, and dutr her out. In the
ltli tho old mammy he found
t . . .
fing ioxes making a total of
scalps and hide.
eilllirrMtltu Vl'ltl. fti.nilirku nt
Mii ties, wishing to go West in
Wing should apply to Gift &
f, Real Estate agouts, Middle-
I Pa., for information as to
rates of fare, and the most di-
I'l convenient routes to take.
. ' to Subscribers. Subscri
Li . - . . . .
r uo uosire to have the address
r paper changed on the first
hi should notify us at once
lie POHt nffipfi u-linva vnii linvo
ttting the paper, and name of
... ...
mere you want it sent. At
it..-
iuw nromotlv and avonl un-
H delay. tf,
W.H. Matter of Swiiu foidis agent
for Conkling Wagons, Bed-springs,
and Plows. If you need any of
these articles call on him. May 1.
Wanted. In a small family, n good
girl for general housework. Good
wages given. For particulars ad
dress. Box H:i,
Lcwihburgh, Union Co., Pa.
Parties building.in need of spout
ing and roofing will aave money by
calling on J. H. Rhoads of this place,
where you can get prices and quality
of tin to exceed anything in the
county. 2w.
The weather litis bom cold and
blustery for the last week ft strange
mixturo of sunshine and snow
squalls. March went out lashing
his tail ixnd winter lingers in the lap
of Spr bit 'em behind the ear I
On Tuesday John Wittenmyer, of
Franklin moved his family to Mif
flinburg with a view to make that
his home. Mr. Wittenmyer," fs a
good citizen and an excellent me
chanic, and we regret to lose him
and his family.
A Rebate of 15 Pkb Cet. for two
Weem. To our Friend and Pa
trons. This reduction is good for
two weeks on tho purchase of any of
our Hats and Caps selling from .10
cents up.
RrsKi.E Walter.
Hon. Wm. Hertler, 1). O. Alter,
Carl Espenshull, W. P. Thompson,
and Henry Scholl, all of Juniata
county, paid our town a pop-visit
last week. They nro representative
gentlemen and wo will always bo
glad to welcome them to our village.
We have tho pleasure of introduc
ing to our ..readers this week t.f c:
McClure correspondent in tho per
son of Miss Dora Brattou. Though
she is but eleven years old she writes
n remarkably newsy and well com
posed article and we cannot help
but congratulate her on her first ef
fort.
We acknowledge the receipt of nn
invitation from Mr. Frank A. Has-
sinplug of Philadelphia to attend
the 05th Annual Commencement ex
ercises of Jeflcrsons Medical Col
lege, Philadelphia, on April L'd. Mr.
Hassouplug is in the class of ''.)(),
and graduated on this occasion.
Thanks.
Cash Prices at Mi Ci.i rk Store :
Ladies' Dongola Button Shoos, peb
ble or glove grain at l5 cents per
pair. Ladies' genuine Dongola But
ton Shoes at $l.-f per pair, and a
better quality at 1.50. A full line
of all kinds of shoes tit astonishingly
low prices- Come and try our Cash
system and be delighted.
II. W. L'i.sh
Mrs. Kreichbaum of Youngstown,
Ohio, the long lost sister of Jacob
Gilbert, Esq., is lu re on a visit.
Our readers will remember an ac
couut published in tho Post a few
weeks ago of the circumstances con
nected with the loss and finding of
the lady. Sho is now enjoying a
happy reunion among friends and
relatives from whom she had been
estranged since her childhood.
L. C. Bowersox, for several years
clerk in Wittenmyer's store, has re
seigned his clerkship and intends
opening a hardware store in Squire
Gift's room. Ho will leave for the
city next week to purchase his stock.
Mr. Bowersox is a young mini of
superior business qualifications
and deserves the patonuge required
to keep up this iutorest which will
prove a great accommodation to our
people.
Crockery ! Crockery !! Crockery !!!
Breakkast, Dinner ani Tea Sets of
good substantial English Ware. In
making up our sets we guard against
"stuffing" them, or putting into
them articles that are not neces
sary, as is sometimes done for the
purpose of making sets look large
and cheap. Our ami is to give only
useful articles, desirablo and servic
able sizes, nud to make tho ju ices ho
reasonable that our sets aro uttrae
tive to all to behold. Please call and
prove our words.
RcxKLE & Walter.
-At this writing sunshine
squalls are numerous
Full proceeds
LoWELL.-
and snow
around tho city.
Moving day is past.
will be given later.
J. D. H., of McClure, seems to bo
very popular with the business men
of Lewtstown hs they all seem to
grasp the hand of one that is worthy
of the Khake.
When in Lewisfown the Snyder
county boys always hunt up the old
veteran saloonist, Jim Thomas, as
they are always treated with kind
ness and resiect.
A yiiuntt duly. wIiim nmiii' In Collin.
Shi'A Kturk on n fi'llow iiiiuhhI Unltlii.
sin- is winiew Imi til a ninth.
She luij n hiT rli it lies for rikh
Emm nii'ii ili,i:i'l.Milv In I lie rn-r'nciiliunnn
U. No.
Gloiw Mii.i.s. Easter next Sunday.
Buds m e ready to burst.
April jokes are hatched and if tho
unwary are not cautious they will
likely be victimized.
Mrs. Lydin Ulrich, who was hous
ed up for some time, is able to be
about again.
It is rumored thatC. A. Mover and
C. A. Meiser leased ground from
Mr. Simon Bergie, on which they
intend to start a peach orchard this
season.
Carrie, what were your attractions
that morning at your neighbors ?
A. II. l iber is rusticating among
friends id Northumberland this
week.
Mr. McGinty was to Salem last
Tuesday and reports that he had a
magnificent time.
Miss Ella Zimmerman, of Lewis
town, is visiting her brother, S. O.
Dill.
Miss Anna Marks, of Kratzerville,
miroglcd amOiig friondjat this pluoe
over Sunday.
Patrick.
Troxei.vii.i.k. Daniel Aurand will
sell till his personal property at pub
lic sale on the 3d of April, having
sold his farm to his son-in-law, Wm.
B. Woodling of Adamsburg, with
whom he will make his future home.
The stave-mill mentioned in a for
mer communication is ready to com
mence work by tho time this ap
pears in print. The machines are
all in position and the other needful
fixings will require only a few days'
time. "Trapper Jim" has the con
tract for cutting the stave-wood, and
says that he will beat his own rec
ord, which was l'J two-horse loads in
one day.
Perry Get of Adauisburg moved
on Howard Troxell's farm list week.
Perry was born and raised tit this
place and says (here is no place on
"this Terrestial Ball" that he likes
better than the spot where Troxel
ville stands.
Considerable moving has already
been done and many more have to
follow suit.
Joseph Dreese and George Wag
ner are both putting up temporary
buildings to move into while sawing
staves on tho Middleswarth tract.
Last week while J. G. Middles
warth crossed the mountain from
Little Valley ho met a monster black
bear and it nearly scared tho life out
of both of them.
Tho ticket uominiited on the 1 5th
gives entiro satisfaction, and with
Potter for Congress and Dclamatcr
for Governor this district will give
her f ull quota of votes to make the
majority 1,000. No stabbing this
fall.
Wilson Bingamanof Salem is haul
ing the stave-wood for Ner. M. Mid
dleswarth. Wills is ono of Penn
township's giants and is as strong as
an elephant.
Michael Ewig is spending a month
at Chamborsburg, Pa., as tho guest
of his son-in-law, Rev. Haneycutt.
Last Sunday Rev. J. M. Stover
preached his farewell sermon to his
congregation at this place, aud on
Tuesday left for his new field of la
bor in Dauphin county. - Tho rover
end gentleman has many warm
friends hero who all join in wishing
him an abundance of success. Miss
Rc;rio Swartz will accompany tho
family as a domestic.
Cal. Joe.
Centrevim.e. It is about time that
we have a little snow for a change.
Moon-light nights are hero. Boys,
save up your eggs, haster will lie
on hand next Sunday.
B. F. Arnold, of Freeburg. was in
town on business, Monday.
The new two cent postage stamp
is for sale at the post office. It is
red in color aud smaller than the
green stamp.
Constablo Napp and J. F. Benfer
took in the horse sale in Freeburg
on Thursday.
Esq. Shinkel did Lauroltou a busi
ness visit on Friday.
Robert Slotman, of Pleasant Gap,
is visiting relatives here.
Rev. Stover preached his first ser
mon in the Evangelical church on
Sunday evening. It was an able
and appropriate sermon, and the
largo congregation was delighted
with it.
W. N. Heimbach, of Beavertown,
was here on a business visit on Mon
day. R.
Paxtonville. Farmers are busy
plowing.
Latest fashion in foot-wear color
mud dye.
Our little towu has been llittiug
here and there and everywhere, but
is settling down slowly.
Mrs. H. H. Attig spent a few days
among friend at Haulm Mills.
Mrs. Folmy sold her home to
Charles Bayer last week.
Jeckly Ramer visited a week in
Union county. Ho had a good time
but was homesick. Ho says, "Pax
tonville is mine doad und mine lava,
unladwiirriek-brodo mine gawaned."
Schools close this week and I ven
ture to say the teachers aud most of
th scholar are glad for a vacation.
Rev. Stover, of tho Evangelical
church, preached his first sermon
for this Conference year on Sunday.
We welcome him in our midst and
wish him success.
Mr.H.B. Custer bought ami moved
on to the farm formerly owned by A.
K. Gift. Hope he will find a pleas
ant home here.
Y. P. Mite Society had election of
oflicers on Saturday evening as fol
lows: Pres. W. D. Harner, V. Pres.
George Dobson, Sec. Wm. Brunner,
Treas. Doliee M. Attig. How to
work for the next three mouths:
"ln nil tin1 UihkI .miii mn,
'I'D ull till' m'iiiIi vim run,
III iisiiiiinv w,im yiiii run,
Jiltt u.- i'fti'11 lit ,vnii run."
Clair.
New Berlin. Our town schools
will close to-day.
Miss Yearick, now teacher of tin
lute rmcilialc graile, will open a
select school for Secondary and In
termediate pupils in a few weeks
Miss Yearick is a good instructor.
Miss Ida R. Bower, teacher of
Literature and Rhetoric of C. P.
College, gave a reception to the
Senior class and the faculty last
Saturday evening. A very nice pro
grum was carried out to the point.
A well spread table excited them all.
No doubt the Seniors enjoyed the
occasion.
The college Y. M. C. A. will hold a
reception in the college halls next
Thursday evening for the reception
of new students.
Our merchant tailor, Buck, is at
present packing his goods for Man
toursville, Columbia county.
J." E. Bond gave us some rope
swinging on our streets last Satur
day.
The Central Penu'a Collegian has
made its appearance in a new dress.
Hope it may continue to exist.
Mrs. Daubcrinan, aged '25 years,
was buried in Union Cemetery last
Saturday. Sho had been ill for
about threo months ofiesults from
pneumonia and while tho physicians
were treating her on Thursday, she
died. Rev. Harry Miuslcr, student
of tho College, preached the funeral
sermon.
The Lutheran Infant department
had an entertainment in their church
last Saturday evening.
Rev. Searle, of tho Evangelical
church, preached his first sermon
yesterday to tho people of New Ber
lin. John.
McClirk.Wiii. Mct'lellan. of
near Adamsburg, moved on the farm
of Isaac Middleswarth, 1 miles cast
of McClure.
Dr. J. W. Orwig and wife were
visiting ex-sheiifl' Middleswai th's.
W. II. HotVinan has moved his
family to West Virginia. His sister,
llattie, accompanied them to their
new home.
Miss Eflie Smith has gone to Lew
istuwn to assist her sister in moving
Jacob Tratisuc was to Milton last
week on business.
Mrs. A. A. Howell was isiting
here r ntly.
Mrs. John l'elker and Mrs. R.
Krchhs have gone to Lc wistowu to
visit friends over Sunday.
Mrs. John H. Dreese has gone to
Philadelphia for medical treatment.
The measles nud mumps have
made their appearance in this place.
Mr. S. K. Ei hai t is seriously ill ut
this writing. His recovery is doubt
ful. The Evangelicals held their Quar
terly Conference at this place over
Sunday. I. M. Pines, the Presiding
Elder, was present.
Win. Biatton recently took a husi
ness trip to Harrisburgli aud Fair
view. Master George Middleswarth
accompanied him to the capitol city.
Rev. J. M. Stover moved to l'ish
ersville, Dauphin county, when1 he
will begin his new field of labor.
Joseph Dreese moved to Troxel
villc, where he will begin the manu
facture of staves.
W. H. Ulsh is slowly recovering
at this writing.
Eaph. Stuck, living on A. J. Mid
dleswai th's farm 1J miles west of
this place, came near having a fire
on the i'7th. He was pumping wato
for his rtock when ho discovered
smoke coming from the roof of his
house, and in going up stairs lie
found the ceiling around the stove
pipe all on lire, and the blae almost
striking the roof, but by using and
ti to cut part of the tloor so water
could be applied at once the tire was
gotten under control. A few minutes
and the house would have burned to
the ground. It is supposed that it
caught lire from t In- pipe as it tits
the collar very tight, aud must have
set it on tire.
Mrs. Dr. Rothrock. of Fremont, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Nellie Rue.
"All old woman should be an ob
ject of reverence above and beyond
all ot her phases of humanity. Her
very age should be a passport to re
spectful nud coiteoiis coiiilsiilfi'a
I ioii.The'old Woman, 't heiigediuut her
or graudmot her, needs uo cert ilicate
of worth. She is a monument of ex
cellence, approved and warranted.
She has fought the good tight, and
come oft' victorious. Under her ven
erable face she bears the marks of
conflict in all its furrowed lines. Tin
most grievious of all the ills of life
have been her's ; trials, untold, and
known only to (Sod and herself she
has borne iticcsseiitly, patiently, and
uncomplainingly, and now, her duty
done, calmly awaiting her appointed
time, she stands more beautiful than
ever in her youth ; more honorable
and deserving than he who has slain
his thousands or stood triumphant
uiioii the proudest field of victory."
Alfred Andrews will be hung at
Bellefonte next Wednesday, April
For full particulars buy next week's
(Irlt of C. F. Me:isch, Agent, Mid
dleburgh. The extension of the mail route from
Fremont to Middleburgli will enahlo
us to reach our subscribers in the
Peirys on the day the Post is print
ed. J. N. Broscius of Mt. Pleasant
Mills is our agent and corespondent
for this district. You can subscribe
through him.
Tim following are some of tho
nominations made ly tho Republi
cans of Union county at their last
Saturday's primary elections : Con
gress, R. V. B. Lincoln ; Assembly,
James Ritter ; Register & Recorder,
H. E. Guteliutf ; Treasurer, Jas. K.
Reish i Associate Judge, Jno. W.
Kauffmau. We have been unablo to
get tho balance of tho ticket.
Is There a Dog Tax For Sny
der County ?
The Attorney General Says "No."
To settle a dispute we wrote to
Win. K. Miller, of the State Library,
llarrisburg, on Tuesday, to inter
view the Attorney General of Penn
sylvania on the dog question for
the benefit of the leaders of the
Post. The following is his reply in
full :
II WlCIsnt'KU, Pa., Al'KIL'J, l'.Ni.
T. H. llximii. Sir:
In reply to yours of yesterday I
have to say that the Attorney Gen
eral is of the opinion that there is
no general State tax upon doys, but
that only local tn laws atVicting
dogs in certain counties, are in force
in the State of I'ciniM lvania. I'nder
these local statutes, he add", there
is no provision coiicei ning the age.
of the dog, and literally an aitimid
known as n pup is not subject to
taxation. That encumbrance visits
him after arriving to the full stature
of grown-up dogship. The tax is 'J."
cents for every dog, ,1 for every
second, and l?J for every third dog.
This applying to certain counties
only and there is not, according to
the Attorney Geuertd, a tax law for
Snyder county.
Yours very truly,
Wm. K. Miller.
Kleckner Finkcnbindcr of Yel
low Creek, 111., will have their 11th
sale of Illinois horses tit Middle
burgh, on Tuesday, April 15 it hav
ing been post poned from the 8th.
$1000 Reward Withdrawn.
Knr rrasoiM nutlsfui'liiry to lli wnlrrsli,'ii'il
nnil iiiinin'i liy iiilirrs. Him n-wunl nllrri'il fur
tin uiiri'lii'iistiiii uml I'liiivli'llniiiil tin- mil 1 1 1 t -it
iir iimiiliTi TH uf rliurli'M Hum- U lu ii ln
vtllliilr.iiwi.
SAM I EL H. WALTER.
DANIEL IIIEIIER.
SAM! El. S l ltAI It
riiiiiiiil-.-lniii r-.iir snjili r i n.
April isni.
SIIKIMKK'S SAI.i: UK VAM'AIJI.K
REAL ESTATE!
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nfOi'ii. M. Stiillli.
TIHi'T No. 7. siluuif In tin- liiiviiiif.iri'sulil,
IhiiiiiiIi'iI Snlllll I.y I'lllilli' li'i.l.l Wi-sl In lilt nf S.
Rniiih;. Ni.llll l.l an Alley. KHsl I.y lulu) nf A. S.
Ili'lrrlrh Mini . M. sum Ii. whiTi'iin Is ititIimI
ii TWO STOKV ll KI.I.INii llol sK uml iilht-r
niillmllilliiK's. i iinlalnliiK '., acre nmru nr Ii'.sm,
ui im wiiii u.s thn iiiipiTiy nr a. s. ii. in n il.
TRAIT NO. N.- lli'lnu' ull that n i-luln Iru l nf
luiul sliunii' In spi lni.' Iniuishlp. i iuinti uml
slnlf urnn-sulil. li.iiiml.' l nil I hi' W i'sl In I ui. Is
nl llmuy Oi'Ih. Nnrlh liy luml nf R S. snillhnnil
iiIIiitm, EilsI hi In I nf lii-n. Il:,-i-i- uml ntln rs
uml nil Ihi' Snnlli liy luml nf II. O. Smith uml
ot Ihth uml I'nl.lli- Rnu.l, nitil. lining I-.' ACRES
innri' nr Irss, In Im hni us I Im iiniii.riv nr A. S.
lli'llrli'h.
Si'li'il. tukrn lllln rNi'i'llllntl uml tn Im s.,1.1 ns
thn irniri ly nl A. S. Ili lrrli h uml (inn. M. sinlih.
REl'HKN llti;i:sK, Shi'iirT.
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