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EMS of LOCAL INTEREST
Cashier Thompson Ppont Sunday
Harrisburg.
Iver'-nan in n brass band thinks
f horn uiakcH the best music.
the easiest thing for a loafer to Jo
io find fault with busy people.
ill Sadie Forrestpr, nf SelinH
bvo, visited friends in Swineford
wpok.
rs. Dr. Pipor, of Philadelphia,
tho guest of Dr. Dibighaus nml
lily, Inst week.
co iipw "ads." of F. H. Maurer,
v Ilerlin, and H. Drcifuss, Selins
Ivp, in thin issue.
Flipy know in heaven how much
Lion the rich have by the way
V treat poor folks.
lhave jiiHt received n full lino of
Bios, Misses and chidrcit spring
J J Bumnipr lints.
J (Liiime DuNKKUititotu'i Millinery.
YV Crayton Millhousp, who watt om-
I f ed at Rending for the litHt few
l is, rt'turnpil homo and has ac-
i jtedn clerkship in Wetzel's rash
JL. II. Keck, county chairman, nu-
jjnizes us to uuuouuco thut tho
I publican primary election will be
r leld under tho Hame rules as hint
year.
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V Chas. Specht, the obliging clerk in
Vetzcl'H cash store, Kwineford, has
signed his position and has ac-
pted a clerkship in tho store of
pey Bros., Boavertowu.
'Jere Schrawder, mail carrier be-
in-ecu this place and MifQiaburg,
rcouilTli'orijiHltTTinr HAlly-tfiiT tm.
(f'ThtirHday and Friday of last week
priiccouut of the drifted roads.
I Ii'sicAL Coi.leoe. The Spring
Jjn opens May 1st, in vocal and
,truniental music. For catalogues
it it- it -r. l.' i
U1CBB IR'lUUll,',
I'ho State Fence Bill is defeated
1 we are informed by good author-
that tho Snyder county special
Ico bill is also dead. Hence all
muuuications sent to tho Post
Xing on that issue are withheld.
Schrawder I14S been assigued
ontract for carrying the mail
ecu iliddleburgh and Milllin
ifor another year and tho poo
Jong tho route are happy as he
t lirst-class liuo and is a Xo. 1
a Wraps. I have received a
assortment of the latest
nf spring wraps which I sell
) enable prices. Produco taken
tinge. The ladies are cordial
Aed to call,
j Ida M. Shell, Beuvertown.
'( nldn't tho followincr which wo
jtfjloat illg around in thn nnui.
Iliako a Cllllitfil nn.l frntlifnl
h.4 for Jay Gould's mausoleum:
tali Mi. now (l')iio wltli woi-Mlv Klrlff.
UilljtroVt Tir U'c.lltll ailll W.lallli ani-i,. .1
curth lu n uutcU nil Ins lit,'
knil gained hU lift uf It ut List."
Mistakes Socls Who Dream ok
I. Tho following marriago li
hsus have been granted biuco our
'1 it publication :
aan.b (1 Shotzberger, Verdilla.
(Alice H. LoiiKacre, "
J Calvin Walter Centre Twp.
tannic . Stahhu'cker "
4ust a lit tie sunshine, a little loss of
-tuow, then tho tireless housewife
brings forth her spado tuul hoe
whilo the old man shiftless, at the
village store, "chaws" his foul tobac
co, and squii ting o'er tho Hour, deals
out chunks of w isdom (?), ou wm.y
topic sprung, till everybody round
Lim w ould gladly se0 him hung.
(leneral Bissel, Clevulaud's Post
master (lenenil, is reported to have
id that be will not ro-uppoiut any
Wht masters w ho had hold the oflico
Ufore, neither will he appoint any
country editor a postmasters for
the reason that what they may have
aid and done for the administration
Uudl b interpreted as patriotio zeal
tud uot prompted by hope, of re
gard. '
Tho editor, accompanied by Mn
Harter, left on Tuesday to apeni
week with his mother at Aaroift
burg. !
Whiskey and Tobacco Habit curj
or no pay. Don't fail to correspond
J. L. CoCltRAMK,
Lock box 1217. GrceuHburg, V
The largest invoice of geulloine.i
shirts ever opened in thiscountyjiW$J
received at Oppenheimer'it, Selinw
grove. j tf3
Jliss Carrie !:u-hm:in, after a Vis
weeks' visit to relative iu NoilhuiaJ
borhuid mid Union counties, n turTli
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:vi llriliU Kill OUtllldilJ. j
A line line of lmfs jnKt rect jvedrfvt
H. Opptiheimer's, Hclinsgrovp.cojj-
prising nil tho litest stvles. 'Cor
and see them.
spring lias miparenlly come
io to
stay ainl the robins and bluobint
sing their morning ctiols from tl9
house-tops. Wt hope they iniy no
bo mistaken us was the ground-ho'T.
Notice. Persons having sa o thy
Spring cm make iirrangenie its tj
Imvotlieir notes disconnted it tl
First Nalional Hank, Middle lurgli
Tho Bank will furnish the nod s frjA)
of charge. V
I will have more trimmed li its 09
exhibition next Thursday fAm evr
heore, do not fail to come, you are
welcome whether you buy or 'jot.i.
LlUllIE Dl'SKF.MIKHOEn's MiUinpp,
One door east of Hotel CentrjjL fr
Ciitu or X hanks. Xhrougn tlfij
columns of the I'ost I wisli o wj
press my sincere thanks t i .tV?
friends who so kindlr atsistd L-
duriug tho illness and funeril of
myfojdd and ao
PaxtouTiUe, Va.
The largest land locked salmon ev
er taken with hook and line was
caughtbyW.fi. Henshaw of Chic
ago at Kidea hike, Canada, lately.
The tisii weighed twenty-four and
one-hulf pounds, and was caught
with a luminous trolling t;poou.
Have you lost a tooth, or perhaps
several, where the loss shows, and
prefer to have the ill looking spaco
rather than wear u plate ? Do you
know that Dr. Voilkkr, of Selius
grove can insert substitutes to your
satisfaction without obliging you to
wear a plate, whether you have the
roots left or not ? Ask him about it.
John Hummel, an aged and re
spected citizen of Fraukliu town
ship, and father of our townsman,
Siiuiro Hummel, died at his home
on lucsauy morning, liis death
was duo to heart failure superinduc
ed by dropsy. Ho was aged about
' years. Tho funeral will take
place on Frid ly morning at 10
o'clock aud his remains will be in
terred ut Kullcy's church.
For Sale. new two-story dwell
ing house, good stable, and all other
necessary outbuildings, good water,
good fruit, on about 1 aero of land
situate two miles west of Middle
burgh, on the public road to Troxcl
ville. Will bo sold reasonable and
on easy terms. For particulars ad-
lress John Walter,
lw pd. Middle-burgh, Pa.
Tho Lancaster A't" AVi cites tin
instance of a fanner in that county
who cultivated a patch of ground
.1 i .i 1 ir
-.ixio yams in size in lonaeco. no
carefully attended to the patch and
sold tho tobacco ou it for 5l;l.t!t, or
at tho rate of very nearly l,t0n au
acre. This should set tlie men who
are planting wheat to thinking very
hard. Docs anybody remember to
have hoatdof any farmer clearing
$1,000 from an aero of w heat f
More than half a handled auditors
from tho townships aud boroughs iu
Schuylkill county asstnubled iu Shen
andoah tho other day to discuss
what price they will charge- the
county commissioners for thoir la
bors iu connection with tho election.
After much discussion it was decid
ed to ohargo $15 for each polliug
place. Teams used for hauliug
Inioths shall bo extra. A resolution
was adopted to ask all auditors iu
the state to make a similar charge.
MIDDtEBUltGH, SNYDER CO., PA., iMAHCIl 10, 18!);.
Have you an invito T Certainly
you have to romo to Miss Libbie
Dunkelbergor'n grand spring open
ing of millinpry goods, Thursday,
March 2.1.
Slio ix my xaiiilwli. li.
I'm Iht liHtn.
shr my I.IIIIm,
I'm Iht sum.
Smiti I'll mini'x Iht.
V011 miiy iM-t.
I.lttlo llHWltll
Will lie my pt.
At the annual election of the L"w
isburg and Mifllinburg Turnpike
Co. held at the Loehiel Hotel Mon
day last, the Treasurer an 1 Clerk,
Mr. W. L. Harris, had tho honor of
carving another turkey, which
inakes the 4sih he has sliced on oc
casions of this kind. Ha wants to
carve his Mth, but ly that time the
leccipts of the Company will hardly
warrant the luxury of a tiukev.
I fji'irinfnn'! 7i 'mi '.
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Mrs. Dorothy, wifo of W. D. liar
!ier, of Sltamokin dir-d on Friday of
ast week and was interred at Pax
ouvillo on Monday. The dcce.i,o'l
as a daughter of H. H. Attig, of
I'axtonville. Mr. Ilunu r is employ.
d in the Shainokin mines and about
three weeks ago had a piece of coal
full upon his arm, cutting tho mus
cles ho badly that lie is laid up ever
since. It is an old saying that
trouble never comes single, and we
deeply sympathize with the bereav
ed husband,
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. ."Better late than NEvr.it." Week
before last in naming the counsel
t to ployed in the case of tho Lewis
town National Bank, vs. Jacob Mil
j.rt we failed to give tho very im
portant name of A. NV. Potter, E.,
$i-Jv wbo .though only
the plaintiff, distinguished himself
by taking tho bull by tho horns,
leading for the prosecution and by
his efforts virtually w inning the case.
It was an oversight we meant to
correct last week, but forgot it, and
it now affords us pleasure to make
tho unfn'le lionornlil,:.
A. J. Welch, of Carthage, New
York, has invented a most ingenious
trolling apparatus for catching bass,
pike, salmon and other game fish.
It consists of a small glass magni
fying tube in which a live minnow is
placed and may bo kept alive for a
whole day. On the outside of the
tube are three gangs of hooks three
hooks to the gang, with a revolving
swivel to keep the miuuow moving.
It has been patented and promises
to be a most catching bait. Progres
sive fishermen w ill do well to send
for descriptive circular to Welch
Graves, Natural Bridge, N. Y.
A oixteon year old girl rea l a lec
ture to the young men in a 51 line
paper. She exclaims: "Why do tho
young men or hugecomu do so
much loafing ! push ahead ! lata but
a young girl : I have clothed myself
aud got money iu batik, an I onlv
sixteen years old. I lay up more mon
ey every year of my life than any boy
or young man with a radius of three
miles of my home. When they get a
dollar they go to a dauco and go
home a dollar out. My father is able
tosupport mo, but 1 choose to sup
port myself. 1 a Iviso all girls to cut
clear of those loafing boys, (live
them a wide birth, and never marry
a man unless he is able to support
you. And never put your arm
through the handle of a rum jug."
Tho Chicago Tini..i gives away a
big hcheme that is being worked by
Chicago parties who are sending out
circulars advertising their hotels
for tho World's fair visitors. Tho
Times says many of these hotels
havo not as yet been built nor will
they bo ; that irresponsible hotel
schemes ure doing it, aud their in
tention is to collect a big iiilo of
money iu advance and put it iu their
pockets. When people arrive in
Chicago next summer w ho have en
gaged room tho schemers will meet
them at the trains and take them to
routed rooms scattered about tho
city, claiuiiug that their' hotels are
already crowded aud that no accom
odation can bo giveu them. I
Wrlltrti fur the I'ntr.
On the Death of Gen. Grant.
Vi',-Iip li.ntoiiKlit Ills liiit linlMi' Willi
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(Ifc'Hih th" imiiiiiiinT;t)l, Ik-ntli ?rlin ami
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I. il'l ilun ri lil in uh ,0 lust. - Irlil.'it his
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Tlio" In- fniiiflit !t'nllly,lir:iv.'lv nml m wi.
hlt . p, h. ,, it.-t), n.'.iiu tin- II. i,' wliii ivliiti
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fP'Nir li iii-N, o i'-( !ii ! !i I -r uti'l nuiiit'
!ir. )f ll'l li'.ir fur tll.ll .il III l' II. .;,,!
I'MU'l :lll'l Hi liirlnlM. In r.'illlin nf lU'lil
WIhti' li.- li.ill r'"t iif'-r f.lf-'s w.ir-. n,-'!'.
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Cholerine in Pennsylvania.
Swickl y. Penn.: We Li 1 an epi
demic if eholi'i ine, as our phyici iiis
called it. in tliis place 1 idly anil
made a gn at hit with Chamberlain's
Colic, (.'le ilei a and Diarrhoea l!"iu
edy. I sold four doeii boitl.-s o;" it
iu one week an ! have since s.ill
nearly a gross. This Remedy .h l
the work and was a big a lwrtisi .
ment for me. Several per.-ins t
had been troubled with ill lll li i' ;'
for two or three weeks wvi'e. cured
by a few doses of this medicine.
P. P. KSAIII'. Ph. (,.
25 and .'() cent bottles f,r sale by
(K M. Shindel, Middleburgii. and
Dr. Sampsel, Penns Creek, drug
gists. March.
That old established cough rem
edy, DowT'-j;iiy'a dfjU, more than
kl. If, ! f 4DJ tB,u.(..'
tion, despite ithai and activw com-
potition. It is a "home remedy,"
and in this locality needs no words
of praise from in, so well and t'lvor
ably known is it. It is the standard
remedy for coughs, colds aud all
throat troubles, with great nuni
bers of our people, and their con
tinued use uud unsolicited recom
mendation of it speaks volumes in
iis t;ivor. f!tirlin:t.ui, J'., f-W?
'v.., Junu.tr 'if,, ls.s'J, l',r s;ile
by W. H. Beaver. .Middleburgii, and
J. W. Sampsel, Ceutreville. March.
The Munfntri ,n'lj says an elec
tric mad will b. built from Shaino
kin to Locust Gap. where it will
connect with tho Schuylkill Traction
road, making a continuous hno from
the coal metropolis to pott.svihV A
charter has also been granted for a
road from Clement Station, across
the river from this city, to Milllui
towu, Juniata county. Ivx U. S.
Senator John J. Patterson, of Miff
lintown, Major l). C. Himikou and
Martin Markl, of Shamokin, .unl
Charles M. Clement, of tins city, are
the principal men interested in both
roads. It won't bo long uut.il tho
mauy electric roads will till th.. air
with electricity to such a.i extent
that it w ill bo necessary to wear non
Conducting clothing au I live in gl:iss
houses. No stone throwing, plea.-e.
Juniu'u II' ril,
" country girl" gives credit, to
"a celebrated doctor" for tin follow
ing very prudent advice to the young
ladies of his dock ; "Tho buxom,
bright-eyed, rosy-cheeked lass, who
can darn a stocking, make her own
frock, command a regiment of pots
and kettles, chop wood, milk cows
and be a lady withal iu "company,"
is just the sort of a girl for mo or
any other worthy man to marry.
I'.ut you, yo pining, moping, lolling,
screwed up, wasp-waisted, putty
faced, consumption-mortgaged, music-murdering,
notl-d o v o u r i n g
daughters of idleness, you are no
uioiu lit for matrimony than a pul
let i.s to look after a family of four
teen chickens. The truth i.s, my
dear girls, you want more, liberty
and less parlor, exerciso and less
sofa, more pudding and less piano,
more frankness and less mock-modesty,
more food and less fashion.
Loose yourselves a littlo ; enjoy
more liberty and loss restraint, and
become something as lovely and
beautiful as tho God of nature designed."
Communicated.
In an recent issuo of thp linn
there appeared a brief article by
"an observer" in which there were
some things said concerning the or
ganization of tho C. V.. Society at
. ..,,.., , , .
i.iirisi ViY. i.uineriin cimrcii, wit li
results showing improved conduct
llllii ClTlClelli'V III t in vouni lieon
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who belong to it and take part in
mi' i'ni iii s. 1 lie wilier OI llus is
greatly inter.., te.l iu th- moral mi l
spiritual w. llln ing of tlie'voimg p.... -
pl', and is ever ready to make saeri-
tice for then- g 1 as well as co op.
erafe with ti." (. K. movement, be-j
cans!, of is ennobling char iet r I
W lien t lie e . . i,cv al e sinci l'i I S' en .
gaged in ; in 1 as inini-tcrs of the'
gospel lip! ."1 1 the Work of the '
churehas being paramount iu spread
ing the go p. 1 and planting I'.n:i,i
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ui.'i s iianrn r in every fu l.l ot
oil-
uest, then
is l.o ipiest ion but t heir
'ill led on flu, r Il k of
if nii-nt. for tin' M.wter
! lews tire i
( tod's app.'
eiuphatic i! says, "go preach My
I gospel t . very creature." K g
niing an I In lieving this view to be
j the correct one, let it be reiii.-mber-;
ed however that then.' are many
I auxiliaries by which h. lp can be
given to 'Uiig and oil to m ike
i strides intellectual, i.ioral and ndig-
imis, one of these is the debating or
j perhaps better known as "literary"
society, which should be properly
j engaged in auring tho winter, and
j possibly in tho summe. evenings.
whore elderly nu n. young men. bovs
aud ladies could unite in profitably
entertaining a community and
greatly benefit each other. There
ar numerous potions, scimitlic,
...l monl ani '
.is.,
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.ffl-iuiU' umrrnrri'i Dfl DPUer uti
derstood by proppr discussion, and
if mat ure r thinkers would lead in
this us. ful worn. Could not Un
voting people be induced to take ac
tive part in tho exercises, uch as
debating, recitations, select read
ing, essays, and would it not, be
profitable to all ' It has been relat
ed of Charles S'lrnier. formerly of
I'uion county. Pa., that ui on.
casioii In- went into a debating so- i
ciety to take part iu discussing tint j
'lUestiou before it, and his lii'st at-
temjit. wa.s a failure i.i t.,t,,, but at
thi' second niei'ting h:.s tongue lu-ok" 1
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diHicultv ; nn.l n,a.. ivl,., ii ,., l
loose ami iroui mat, uiu no nail no
mind Mr. Shnuer as a )ul)ln: speak
er, will remember ho y witty, enter
taining and instructive In. was. .
SELINSGliOVK.
This week your scribbler has to
report another death. The death
roll is still swelling Mrs. Oliver,
an old lady on tlm I,l. of (juc, died
last Sunday morning. Funeral Wed
nesday afternoon ... .Thero is con
siderable talk about a prospective
electric railroad being built, this
summer from (.'lenient station to
this place. Whether it, is all "wind"
or not, we are not able to say
Missionary Institute's spring term
opened last week, and received ,e .
eral new students. This institution
is in a very llouriu diing eondil mn at
the pi', tut, time Kev. '
Piergst 1 1 ser, Lutheran unnistei at
Tyrone, L'a., stopped over a lew
davs Willi his parents in this place
la.it. week. The b'ev. gentleman was
on hi "viy buck from 1 1 1 inaii;;ui ..i
tion of inner. lb) also slopped oil'
at 11 u ri.,burg with his father-in-law
.... Kev. .J. Yutz.v w as at l iole, l'a.,
over Sun. lay to install Kev. Heck.
Dr. I'loin prt;ache.l for Inm in tint
:uoi uiiig and Kev. Momcs (.irossman
iu the evening. . . Mrs. Oscar Shult ,
of Miihllecieck, Snyder county. Pa.,
visited a number of families in town
this week and last week. . . .There is
at thin writing, still a great deal of
ico in the North and West Uihih Ii
of the Siis.pjehaiina river, but no
fears of high wafer are entertained
below Northumberland.
Mkntou.
Fou Sale. A six-year-old Jack and
'2 Whito Horses, 7 aud 8 years old.
For particulars call on or address
lw. L C. Smita, Beaver Springs.
Is not nit "Orifn."
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Rheumatism Qaieldy Cured.
Tin '!.n i - . v. i v .i'l. ! mie in
which to cure a bad ca.-e of ; l.eii:ua-
tisui ; lull it call be done, if the
proper treatment is adopted, as will
be seen by the following from J unes
Lambert, of New Liruuswick. 111.:
. i,., " a:V:.o..,l vil li rhi'iinui
.isia . .. irps ,.. .Kn, a .
bought a bottle of Chamberlain'.
Pain Il.ilm. It cured me in three
days. I am all right to-day : and
would insist mi every one who i
aillicted w.ih that, terrible disease
to use I'hainbei ia.n' i I'-uu ;ahu
and get. well at once. " .-,.1 cut. ,i
ties for sale by ( 1. M. Shindel, Mid
dleburg. and lr. Saiupsel. Penns
1 ( 'reek, druggists. .M.u'cti.
A Card.
Kii Post. Allow me the oppur
tunit.y of expreMsiug m your valuable
- ' - 'luinns. my highest regard and sin
I cere t hank s I o all friends who haw
aided me by their support, to the
oilice of (.'ount y ( 'oiuiiiissioui.r t W"
years ago, and il-.o my highest ap
preciation I o i hose w ho have urged
nil' t o become t ."tndidatc for re-eh'c-ti
hi.
Uusiuess cai es, entirely private in
their character, compel me io re
nounce t he pleasure of meel ing my
many 1'neiiilsand fellow republicitiis.
Hence I feel t my jiist dun to with
draw from th uididucy for County
Commissioner I hanking. ail who by
their words "i eh n r encouraged nie
in the admiuiht rat ion o public at
fairs ;.n the pa, (wo vimis, and with
a keen .' in .(-..I iieoies, of having don.,
my w hole duly w i; hout tear or favor
to the l)f. , , ni.v ability,
I I eli.i I m i , I fully . . ul ,
Ai.ia. A. Kioin,.
l' VT(N II.LK.
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John Warner moved to !'i ovlv die
last 'l'h 1 1 1 --.liiy. 'e b it ,oi i y ;,,
sen him go, How we He mom oln
law v .-r in our mock eoiirl . . I i . I
Wathion hi iri i.i-e. 1 a hoise of lb m .
Wauch I he oliier w ei k. lie is bo u ii i
to have sic mh i i.les. . . . (t'uilti a n um
bel' of otir oung folks attended a
surpi ise pa. ly at Coon Hunter on
Friday evening. Tin y all ,( . nu d
to olijo.v t heiu.si 1 es t i y much, es
pecially those who were left back
and hail to walk home. ISoys after
this you would bitter gi t some one
to take you that will stay till the
party is over H. H. Attig spent
Sunday at Milleistown visiting his
sick uncle. ... Mi s. Attig went to
Shamokin to speiid a week with her
daughter, Mrs. lfr.rncr, who is sick.
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