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innitfl.it nmr TXTiTiTntsfOT I
Dal J hmdB are too many when they
matf Ua PDVOrotl With A ItlXUrifUlL
growth of Lair by using the best of
all retsorers, nans ixair neucwer.
Fob Saie. A desirable house and
lot iu McClure, Snyder County, Pn.
Terms easy. For price and particu
lars actress J. J. Stucnk. Millers
own, Perry County, Pa. Jan.l ,!tt.
M. L. Kreeger has abandoned tho
erection of a new hotel in Middle
burgh and has leaned tho Washing
ton llouso to car Don oocooiu who
will take posseHHion of it on the 1st
of April.
The Troxelvillo hunting party was
out after bear on Saturday atul
wounded a fair-sized animal which
ran out into the valley and was killed
near the residence of Foster Smith,
Adams township.
As will be Been bv our sale reiris
A. M. Caroenter has chaucred the
date of his Bale from Thursday, Feb
1ft. to Tuesday. Feb. 10 : and J. Cal
vin Schoch from Thursday. Feb. 18.
Ho Wednesday, 1 eb. 17.
. J On the 14th of Feb'y the Lutheran
f ind Reformed church of Benvertown
Kill he dedicated. Services are to
rl I, iidi. 1 in tbo after noon and even
Fg of Feb. 13th and iu tho fore-noon
Vu evening of leoruary lilu.
All parties having public sale this
spring can make arrangements to
lave their notes discounted or col
jted at the First National Bank of
'ATiddleburch. Tho Bunk will fur-
nish bank notes without charge.
City physicians recommend four
'cej ' jumper perries to a gallon
ure rye whiskey as a sure anti-
A mminst tliA or in TIia lierriea
be had at any drug store and the
.ey is constantly kept on ham
i. Marks, Swmeford, Pa.
y postage is likely to bo one
'lar.-ial experiments of the
i. Postmaster-General
has declared iu its fa
kill f t lutu liliuli iwiii -
fop lAas already been introduooi
to Congress.
.ill who are troubled with Consli
Mum will find a safe, sine, am
fcoody relief iu Ayer's Pills. Unlike
lost other cathartics, these nills
Irengthon tho stomach, liver, and
Jowels, and restore tho organs to
ormal and regular action.
I Don't experiment with vour health
ou may be suro of the quality of
pur medicine, even if you have to
wee much of your food on trust
(k your druggist for Ayer's Sarsa
"ilia, and no other. It is tho stan
ird blood-purifier, tho most elTcc
re and economical.
We ore informed that Moses Specht
I Beavertown, has concluded to go
li oi business, and that he has sold
M (.Irw.l- f ... 1 1' - ..11 1
ut ui juuiuiiuuuiHe ana icusou
B hotel, store-room, warehouse and
W-siding to tho Winoy Brothers,
Middleburgh, who will take pos
jsion at once.
t
JVhot a blessing that muscles of
n and fingers of steel now perform
ten or the drudgery of tho world
thus give time for tho cultiva
A of refinement and social pleas
. 1 If thoro ever was a time when
l )j was worth the living, this is
t rely that time.
A material increase in tho price of
L- ialock tan bark and its effect on
11 Ids and leather are the promised
c -.ditions or the uoar future. Re
r rts from tho lumber districts of
L -nsylvania and adioiniuir Stain
i " cate an early rise in bark prices
c . account or the limited supply
'able.
. zxcu Tbees rou Sale. The un
i' 'trned has a lar?a uinfir nt r.,.
" v iivva
he will dispose of at reasonable
i. To those who contemplate
lug orchards I will make rates
for 500 or 1000 orders. Terms
. Write for prices. I bud my
troes and guarantee thorn true
nio. A general line of nursery
i Address
J. K. OllERHOLTZEII.
illiatown, Juniata county, Pa.
MIDDLEBU11GH, SNYDER CO., PA., JANUARY 21, 1892.
J. A. Hassinirer and wife, of near
Har tlcton, aro hero visiting relatives
Miss Lillie Stetler is visiting
friends in Centro county.
Mercury touched zero on Wednes
day morning.
Mr. Link Lcuck, in company with
Mr. Samuel Maurer visited Mr.
Maurer'B brother, Josiah, at Centro
ville, on Monday.
Samuel Wetzel of Jackson town
ship has purchased Seth Mitchel's
property in New Berlin and will
move upon it April 1st.
Any person having a fat hog to
sell will find a cash buyer by apply
ing at tho Post printing ollico.
Weight from 200 to 250 ptuuds.
Standard A and granulated sugar
at 5cts. per pound. Arbucklo's Cof
fee reduced to 2:U'ts per pound.
Ri'nki.e & Walter.
To preserve a youthful appear
ance as long as possible, it is indis
pensable that tho hair should retain
its natural color aud fullness. Thoro
is no preparation so effective as
Ayer's Hair Vigor. It prevents
baldness, ami keeps tho scalp clean,
cool, and healthy.
Tub Post offers no premiums to
its subscribers but wo pay over 100
exprossago per year to got the
world's news up to within a day of
publication thus combining a city
and country weekly iu one and,
judging from the rapid increase of
our subscription list Tick Post fills
tho bill.
Last week the Middleburgh Post
entered upon its twenty-ninth year.
We congratulato Brother Ifarteron
the phenomenal success that he has
met with in its publication, and hopo
it may not only coutiuuobut iuciease
a thousand rold. But with such a
trumn card in Snvder as "Tlormus
tiel,"' success was assured from tho
time ho assuniod control. Juniata
Ilerabl.
Mrs. Lydia Herrold, wife of ex
Sheriff Levi S. Herrold, of Snyder
county, died at her homo in Akron,
O., January 14th of grip and kidney
trouble. She was aired about 70
years, was born iu Snyder county.
Iter maiden name was Motz a sister
of Georgo Motz, of Middleburgh,
now deceased. Sho was married to
Mr. Herrold on August 2, 1812, aud
in 18ti.j they moved to Akron. O.
Tho union was blessed with eight
children, only two of whom, John S.
aud Martha (now Mrs. Christee),
survive hor.
A few weeksau'oanino-months old
child of Ooorgo Weaver, residing in
tho Seven Mountains, Ceutro county,
died aud was buried. A fmi ilnvu
after a rumor gained circulation that
tho child had been foully dealt with
by its father. The child was ex-
humod and a jury was impaneled
to render a verdict as to tho child's
death. An examination revealed no
bruiso of any kind on tho child's
body, and tho jury rendered a ver.
diet accordingly, ami that it had not
como to its death from blows re
coived from its pareuts.
Duriug tho war with tho Southern
States, a combination was affected
which looked very badly for tho
North. After Euirland and l'Vniu'A
had agreed to recognize tliA South.
em Confederacy and raiso tho block
ado, Count Mercier, tho French Am
bassador, approached Emperor Alex
ander and stated tho fact aud asked
tho co-operation of Russia. Tim r-
ply of the Emperor was in effect:
" Our Empire and tho poople of tho
United States have alwavu I
friends. The Government of !
United States has always chosen tho
Imperial Crown of Russia as its ar
bitrator and friend. Their causo is
my cause, and when Eutrland and
L'Vauco take this sf en VOII Mill unw r
their majesties that my foices aro at
tho service of tho United States.
To-niurht tho lleef s of Ttnu din will tkA
a - - i II lit kJ SJ
ordered into the ports of Now York
aud San Francisco." ' It was tho
friendship of tho Emperor of Russia,
therefore, that alouo saved 11 fYnm
a worse conflict in the war of ll
rebellion
Another Tramroad Accident.
WILLIAM JOIIDAM O Hot: Nil TO A 1TI.I' AT
PARDEE.
On Friday evening of last week as
a train load of logs were being taken
down tho tramroad to Pardee, tho
crew lost control of the train, owing
to the slippery condition of the rails.
and all tho men jumped except Olley
opeciit, engineer, (son of Jacob
Specht.) and fireman Will Jordan.
Tho train had gained a tremendous
speed when Jordan and Soeehl
jumped off. Jordan, it is supposed,
jumped on the wrong nido and re
bounded under the wheels of th
trucks, whore he was grouud into a
pulp. Specht escaped with a broken
nose, sprained back aud feet. The
attending physician thinks Mr.
Specht will recover. Ilewasbrouplil
in on a mulo and Joudau was taken
in ou another dinkey. Mr. Specht
had just jumped iu time, for tho
next instant tho train jumped tho
track and landed on the rocks nouio
forty feet down tho mountain, an
entire wreck, Mr. Jordan lived at
Pardee. Ho leaves a wife and ev.
ral children. Ho wus buriod' Mon
day.
Ul t.i . . .
oix more oiaios win tnkn uni t in
the coming presidential election than
a . . .
ever ooiore, aud thirty moro than
eloctod tho first President. Miiva ilin
Iudiaunpolis NewH. Then there were
lourteen htates and Bixty-live elec
toral votes i this year there will l.
forty-four States and 4(1 elector
votes. In 1888 the Ponular void XV HU
in round number, 11,400,000; in 18D2
it is estimated that it will reach 13,
000,000, the largest vote ever cast at
any election which history records,
and they will be scattered over
greater urea of country.
A few weeks ago we published a
"clipping" from an exchange saying
that any person having an American
silver half-dollar of In.IS could get
912 for it. Wo have since been be
seigeit irom all quarters by persons
who had in their possession tho cov
eted coin, asking us where thev
could sell tho piece. Wo have ex
amiiied severul coin circulars an.
r . . i l i i . i ....
mm una mere is very littlo or no
premium on the coin. o art! sorry
if we have lend any of our readers
iuto anticipations of great riches
and must thus ruthlessly blast their
hopes.
We beg to call our readers' atten
tion to the advertisement of P. Bill
hardt, found iu another column o
this issue. Any person desiring to
purchase a standard piano for as
low a price as possiblo, should com
municate with himat once and get
his terms. Tho instruments, which
ho offers for salo. aro well known
and highly spoken of in tho musical
world. Ihis fact combined with tho
experience of Mr. Billhardt as
musician and tho reputation which
he enjoys iu regard to honetty and
fairness warrants satisfaction to
his customers.
Jjast fall when Undo Rob. Middle-
swarth hunted with tho Nwnml.
- - - . ,.nm
villo party near tho tuunels in Union
county, they observed a big bear
making his way up a mountain fully
fivo huudred yards away. Mr. Mid
dleswarth and John Spigelmyer at
once opened fire on tho animal with
their Winchesters. Tho bear quick
ened his pace and disappeared over
tho summit of tho mountain. Mr.
Middloswarth did not follow tho an
imal as ho did not think ho was hit.
This week wo received intelligence
that tho animal ran within the lines
of a Miillin Co. party and was shot
ut short range by a Mr. Gorhart. of
near Man's Axe Factory. A stranger
appeared upon tho scene about this
time and. running his hand throui?h
tho thick fur, offered Mr. Gorhart
$25 for the hide. Tho offer was
promptly accepted and tho animal
wus skinned, w Hereupon they found
that a 45 calibre Winchester ball
(such as Mr. Middloswarth shoots)
had entered the boar's breast, cut
his juglar vein, passed through tho
body and lodgod iu tho gaven. Tho
animal dressed 340 pounds.
The Fence Law.
A few weeks ago wo published
Judge Rockafeller's decision on the
Fence Law. Later we published a
criticism on the same, which lead to
an investigation and caused him to
reverse his decision in tho following
concise and decisive. lainruiiffn:
Tho principal and only question
necessary for the determination of
this case and which was fullv dis.
cussed and decided at tho time of
tho trial related to tho dutv of thn
owner of improved land taking up
cattle straying thereon, to give no
tice to the owner of such cattle, ho
that such owner may tender amends.
1 hat the case was eorrorHr d.
cided I think there can bo no doubt,
but another question was discussed
by mo iu a former opinion, on lhi
motion for a now trial, and that was,
as to whether in Northumberland
county fences aro required at all,
and if so, whether they ttr to bo
made according to t li HIT til mint tr
of tho Act of May loth, 172l. I then
hold that the said Act of 17W ln.,1
never been repealed. My attention
had not at that timo been called to
the Act of HH7, which certainly does
not repeal that act.
"All laws requiring the owner; of
improved lands, in this and otner
counties of the State, to constrict
fences thereon, certainly seem to bo
repealed by tho Acts of 1HS7 nd
1880, and persons who suffer fieir
horses and cattle to roam at h.rgo
.ro liable for all damagos occasioned
by reason of their trespassing upon
such lands." By tho Court.
Wm. M. Rockefeller 1.
I will offer special bargains in In
dies' latest stylo coats, mufl's, felt
hats, men's woolen shirts and under-
''"' J. P. At ltANl)
.John Kimklo went to Centre
county this week to attend tho fu
neral of his old friend and patron,
Jlenry r culler, who was buried at
Milllu i in on ANeduesdav.
A most singular incident came to
light at New Philadelphia. Ohio, a
lew days since. , Thirty years ago
James R. Emerson, then a resident
of Wyandotte county Ohio, was
kicked on his left thiih bv
horse, lhe Wound was severe, but
after a time healed up. leaving
lump. Periodically since then it has
given him more or less trouble, am
a few days ago it became so imiiifu
that Mr. Emerson called a physician.
lhe iiluco where the wound ha.
i i ,i .
uuru wus iiiiicu liiiiamcii. I'oultices
were applied aud in a dav or two
piece of cloth ono-quartcr of an inch
wide by one un.l u h:df im'luw in
length made its appearance. It was
evidently a part of the pantaloons
worn by Mr. Emerson when lie was
kicked. It h i 1 been forced iuto the
thigh by tho blow, and hud lain there
thirty years.
The man who starts out in life
with the intention of accumulating
wealth for which ho does not intend
to givo a just equivalent, is at heart
tlio groutost dead boat in tho world
We find this class of beats in differ
ent grades of society, from tho Wall
street broker, who carries on the
skinning process under tho name of
speculation, mi to tho common
street fakir who sells suido wares to
. i.. i t '
tho gulliablo public. Sandwiched
in between these upper and nether
layers, will bo found all others who
desire to make a hvimr without hi.
hot: The suido insurance man. who
induces you to invest your money
in his comuaiiv. which has no nx.
isteuco only in tho brains of hinisolf
ami a fow more hko him, but which
can show up a largo number of
imaginary losses, paid with imagina
ry money, is another one. Tho lit
tlo 'temple' of this, that or the other
which proposes to take five dollars
down and a dollar or so iu monthly
installments for seven years and then
pay you a Jjl.O'Ji) for tho $150 to $200
you have paid them, is simnlf a
schema of dead beats to get money
for nothiug, and tho projoctors of
such Hchomes to rob simple hoarted
meu and women ought to be, expos
ed and puuishod,.
i
Help For Russia.
The Pennsylvania State Millers'
Association has taken prompt action
in the Russian famine matter and
has requested tho fanners and mil
lers of the Keystone State to con
tribute wheat and ryo for the relief
of tho famine-stricken E miiirii ('v.
rus Hoffft, of Lowisburg, is Presi
dent of tho Association, and ho has
set the ball rolling in Union county
by offering to turn all the grain
offered by Union county funner in.
to flour, at the Buffalo Mills in Lew-
isburg, free of charge. On Tuesday
of last week five farmers 1 lllil 111 MlHI.lv
responded with 37 bushels of wheat,
and many more will follow. This is
a most praiseworthy action, and we
1
uopo nnyaer county will not bo be
hind in the movement. Tin- 1..t
will do everything in its power to as-
sist in the matter, and after it is
started we promise to publish the
name of every contributor with tho
amount ho gives.
Oiib tmim of nature nink- tli wliolu wurM
kin."
Let us do somethiui; for Uuhhiil
She was our friend when it meant
something. Who will start f Who
is the miller that wilt irrii.il flu
... m j
wheat t
Bank Officers Elected.
Tho following is a list of the direc
tors of the First National Bank of
Middleburgh, elected Jan. lit, for the
ensuing year:
Hon. G. Alfred Sclioch. merchant,
Middleburgh.
ntr itr it-. . i
v.". . wutonniyer, morehant
Middlo 'XVan.-"" ' ' .Vv. '
T.J. Smith, lawyer. MiddlehurL'li
S. H. Yoder, miller, Globo -Mills.
. C. Pomroy, Cashier Port Roy
ul Bank.
Jos. Rothrock, President Juniata
alley Bank, Mifllintown.
P. M. Kepuer, Director of Juniata
valley Bank and Peoples' Bank,
New Port.
G. Alfred Schoch was re-elected
President and J. N. Thompson, Jr.,
Cashier. Tho showing of the bank
for the last year has been very satis
factory. It's net earnings for ls.il
has been over 10 per cent., and nftoi
paying a t! per cent, dividend it has
increased it's surplus 92,0ml.
Fair Play.
T. H. Hahtkii: 1 am clad to ee
that we have one editor in Snyder
county who is willim to recoirnize
right wherever ho limU it and criti
cise wrong regardless of party. If
am not imposing on you. please
state that I fully endorse your views
regarding the appointment of the
Ladies' Auxiliary Committee for the
World's Fair, and, further, that the
appointment of twelve Renulilicin
ladies and only one Democratic lady
is un insult to the minority partv.
Is the World's Fair a Republican
concern ou say at the head of
your paper: "The Post is emphatially
a newxtajjur, for and by tho people.
ts columns are always open for the
discussion of topics of interest to its
patrons." In view of these asser
tions havo you tho courage to pub
lish this objection from
A Dkmochat ?
Poverty and riches aro compara
tive. A poor widow was no dosti
tute that sho could keen her little
ones comfortable at night when the
coM weather camo only by warming
boards for them to lie on. One of
thom, when tho board hud made
tier comfortable, saiil : ".U
..........
what will poor child.reti do who have
no warm uoiinls to ho on 7 Warm
boards were her wealth.
Tho folio wimr officers of W. ('
.ri7 of Coutreville, Pa., were install
ed Wednesday evening for tho semi
annual term: Pres., I). B. llart
mau ; vice pres., L. A. Mertz 2 M. of
F. & C, A. B.Shcary ; Con., H. K.
Brunner : Roc. Sec., Dr. J. W. Bamp
hoI ; Ass't roo. soc, L. A. Stiuo; Fin
see., Henry Snook ; Troas., Allon
Boyer ; Insp., P. E. Hartman; guard
Honry Long ; Trusteo, W.jH. Hart-man.
no. ;;.
Sale Register.
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f. Iiorws, 7 li.M. of .-.un,. a,,,! ,. .
impli'iiu-iiM, one mil.. ,.a.st 0t li.uiwriowu.
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nir Inipl.'iii.'iiK n ih.. pr.mh. in .liu kioh
lowiiKhlp, Hj mll. iiwiiiih'or N.-w lltrMn
Snriinhiy. Mun-h .V J, s. Ki rn will .. j i,r.H.
r iarK.. hi.n k of funning linnlr
luonu. oiii' lmif mil,, norm f ipav,.riwil. 1
Tlliii.l,iy. Muri-h 0. !. Kri'lw will . t h..P.s
nii.l I B ,ulfi umoriiin iil of farm Hlo. k. i! lull.-i
hortliorcroMK'rovu Hull.
Thnrwlay. Krhnmrv k p.m. Krvo.1 win M.n 4
. V!-''"" 1 ""'""I" hHf.T.S sliiwt. a loi
if rlili ki'ii. j itl.i lioiivtioM jfooiU ujiiI
fiirm shrk, 4 mn,.H .,u,t of Kremont.
Tuosilay, Miinli tJ-John W. knillmi urlll a.. II
0liorH..H,s hi n.l of ml i in. im, Uriu lot of
w farm Impli'iiiHiiiM. m frm of tnrurU
uiinii. s inllrn wmi (f o.iiti.vlll, on
tmllUK frniu iviiitovIU lo Troxulvlllo.
y Miuvh ig. IawIi Minium wui htII 4
. 1 mm, worwy 01111. nu-rH, n,l iui
' ri.lvr nyirtinnt rt lure .we h-il'
mill. est of rt i-omoiiu
TliurH,luy, Viirt ii . - w. r. I.n,.. inn bii
4 hors.-N. 7 .-in M.'. iiiiii oiiinliii; nt.'riHlH of
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to
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M il h,.iN... ram,, ami nn,,.M,.hiH ,,
township, : mil, n. .11 n ,,f Sli,,icbuiili.
will
'Ml
Satiirilav I rhni.iry kj. j. 11. Kwlnif llrth,.r
will wll hors.'s. ii h.M, of .-.nil,, ami a lurit.-sum-is
of fannlni: hiipli iniMiU. 1 v nilli Hiii.iUi
"f A'l.llinlMirj,'.
Tl.-.1.iy. Mar.-h K. II s. Itl.-Vli.trt will s..
hor--"., M, of ,.,111,. ,,,! it (...n.-rai iMrl
on.'-ii.iir mil,' 1.1,1 ,,r mi i,i,.. Mm
!' i rv ton n- hip.
Thiirsilav, Vt.in h i. W. .1. I. k.Mil n will
holL'M .'.oivi, ,, fiirililm; lllrllMN of Villi
"Ut klinl", .'mill's non hoi A.laiiixliuri;.
s.iliinlay. Mar. h :.. Illrnm .1. Ii.illov will wll
hor-.. -.. riiiili' an, I farminj; 1111 lt -ti i -ii I .m. u mu,.,
cast of c.'iiiri'Hlli', on II li. rllii roa,
Birthday Party.
An enjoyable birthday naitv wus
given at the residence of Willet Ar-
I'ogasl, at Shaniokin Dam, 011 Thurs-
lay evening, January 1 It li, in honor
ol the i;!th I.irth.liiv of his Kii
Charles Thirty-eight were present
and a most enjoyable evening was
passed. After spendintr 1111 hour in
singing au.l playing, refreshments
were served. After refreshments
the young folks spent tho remainder
of the evening iu various mimes.
The presents were numerous and
elegant, and Charles tenders his
many .thanks to the donors. At 12
o'clock the guests of the evening
took leave of their yoiin host, wish
ing him many happy returns of the
day.
moxkoi: TWP.
Changeable weather.
Mr. A. M. Moyer, of Winield, vis
ited this place on Tuesday.
V). Aurend has just returned from
a trip to the mountains.
Moses Walter, of Northumber
land county, was visiting lure last
week.
Some of our citizens attended the
horse mile in Freeburg last Thurs
day.
It is reported that work on the
Southern Central Railroad will soon
begin.
Wm. Snyder is seriously ill at this
writing.
Some of our old veterans are talk
ing already about going to the Na
tional Fncampment, to be held iu
Washington next fall.
Jackson Michalls intends l'i lili.f In m f
Lykens next month to enter tlu
Hotel business. Juck is a first r
. .
fellow and no doubt will inako a
nnmoru.
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