THE POST -mpMtlcnllv ft iiin I'poiilo. P" rnl- N run liv f liiMMiitor. II is inn uir-iTifiui. ' I I tti-.n s lio"l u:ir.'' It in wnl.nlir.Ml .in Inane An lin-u-r million!. ...union of topics of n.jttoiwpa'ro'ut' 'mi rl iii.iii.rit'ujTar ol. ; MIDDLEBUltGH, SNYDMl CO., PA., MARCH 14, 1895. NO. J I. ...... ,, ,, ... , : " EMS of LOCAL INTEREST IlixH Libbie Dunkolborger is tiding tho week at Beavortown. .,. for tho Oold Watch lit T. A. Globe MilN. 4-in.!r.. I. Smith, tor of tho l'liza ivilli' AV', fiml wife spout Snu in mir burg. pi ciul calico hiiIo lit tin- Central (h)ods Store, SolillSgroVO, I'll., ir.liiv, March Ifith. ;,nH Smi.h was nt. Lewi-dung :r Sunday to soo hi host will iusl .how his now hat. ,i i ir 1 i.-v.il. IK v v.usu l linn iii'iiiii j. wuv (oM their (-hickory to C. II. ikvlborger of Brooklyn. ' T. Wll-TCHSl'llcr tf SolillSglOVO, I n caller ut this otticy hist wook. will soon go to Philadelphia re ho will ho pleased to moot his llVCllstolllorB. V,. I'.dinundsoii of Danville, ami W. Snvilor of Seliusgrovo, insur- ( agents, were in town on Sutur :.v. A. G. Nyo baptized 7 children I niuo now members wore added the U. 13. Church ou Sunday jininsr. uhn li. Krcogor and sister Gor ki took in tho elocutionary en- Linincnt ut Solinsgrovo onTburs- r evening. .allies' Coats and Gents' overcoats now being dosed out at cost at H. Maurer's Htore New Berlin. 11 to see thoHO great bargains. . L. Phillips. Merchant tailor of losgrove, ban gone to Fhiladel- k to purchase a complete aaaort- i.t of snrinir and summer good Phillips will please his patrons, linen Fon Sale : Brick of the best llityfor building and paving can secured at roasonablo rates hnnlvina to Carbon Seedolp. diington House, Middloburg, Pa Llosiuen Wanted. To soli Non otine Midgets Cigars, Samples Salary or Commission. Goo line. Address, Lasms it Co., tf Shippeusburg, Pa. e Kin pleased to note that hes Biiteman, whoso eye hat lii injured recoutly, is improving tint he will not loso tho uho of I organ an had at first been fear- OTICE TO THE TaXPAVEHS OF CtS Townsuip. All taxes for 1W4 t he paid on or before April 1st All taxes not paid until that p will be collected according to Joseph Keru, Collector. e are in receipt of a card from and Mrs. William Moyer of i burg announcing the marriage ieir daughter, Mary Amelia, to rson A. Pawling, Thursday, uh Seventh, eighteen hundred uinety-five. is Boldiors re-union at Harris F mentioned last week should I included the 208th Regiment, re are a great many gallant sol h in this county who served un- pis command and we apologize ue omission in our last issue. Hmted. Every smoker to send us pet. stamps to help pay postage QR etc., and we will mail box of Non-Nicotine Midgets Cigars. r one box to one address. Address, Landis & Co., Shippensburg, Pa. m Grar. an old soldier who been staying at Rumbaugh's at Kreamer, was taken to fille last Friday by County nisqioners Erdley and Herbster. ray is receiving a small pen and while be was well, this 'at was supporting him.- He 'f unknown residence and by 't of 1893, he becomes a county :a and as he can be kept cheap t Danville, he was taken to "ylum. Dr Toole, the atteud Wsicuin, accompanied the pa- Road S. Wois' advprtisomont in this imhuo, it i-t important. Miss Kato Rolondor spout last week with friends at Froeburg. . Miss Libhin Duiikolbiirgi'r visited Sunbiiry, Slrimokin niidSolinsrove lust Wei k. All prrsons who wro olootod Jus tioi'.sof tho 1'i'iico tmiHt, lilu nn ac oi'ptuiH'c with tii'! Frnthonotnry wil hill li'M iLl,':i. l'uii Svi.r.. A now 1ii;,':,'.v m.i do at Tjiiiu,,i.-;t cr c.iii In- boiiu!;1. cheap. Apply to W. -I, Wiii'iiMi ll'i', .Sclius iCrovc. Tin' 1 1 sellers' contest will i liso on S;it ui'il iy i vi iiiii'.' nt t! o'clin'k. Wo will ii:iiiuin'i tln wiiuii'i" of tho ju izo nt't. week. All coupons must bo in h.v S itui-'liy evening March 1(5. J. II. Kliomls is preparing to leave our town. Ho will movo to Slnutio kiu Dam. Wo urn sorry to loose Juko us ho was a frequent caller at this oilico mid ixTtisioniilly made a hand ut tho case. MisiiM, Coi.i.EiiE. -Th Spring term of thin popular institution opens M iy (1th, ls'..". All hriiuches of vocal and instrumental nnihic taught. For catiilogues and further information uddrcss Henry U. Moy er, Director, Freeburg, Pa. '2 11 2t. For Sale. H iving decided to close out my business, I oiler my entire stock of Merchandise, store room and dwelling at ' private sale, or I will sell tho property and move tho goods or soil tho goods and rent tho property. Call ou or address, J. II. Chambers, 3-7 3t. White Spriugs, Pa. Geo. M. Shindel, Register and Recorder, went to Selinsgrovo on Thursday to grant letters of ad ministration to Mrs. Isaac D. Romig aud her son Milton. This was at tho request of Mrs. Romig who could not think of passing tho cross ing where her husband and son met sudden death only six weeks before. Great Reduction is Prices. Dur ing the month of March, on all goods on hand, to make room for a ful lino of Notions and Fancy Goods Goods at and below cost. Woolon Hose worth 2") at 5 cts. 2 Pairs of children's Hoso for 25 ets. Ladies Fur I5oas at greatly reduced rates. Mas. E. C. Acranh, 2-2S-4t. Middleburgh, Pu. From tho February report of J. M. Royer, voluntary observer of the Weather Bureau, we gleam the following information : Mean Tern perature. ls.5 ; Maximum Tomnora- ture, 47 ; inches precipitation. 1.2ft i inches snow fall, 12J ; No. of days cloudy, 12 t partly cloudy, 1(1. The coldest day was on the third when the mercury fell 11 degrees below zero, lue prevailing wind was north-west. "A Drummer for this County Wanted''. We want a bright, intelli gent man farmer preferred), who can furnish horse and wagon, to rep resent an old-established House with an article needed by every farmer. Must devote his whole time to our business. $50. per mo. and expenses to the proper person. 10 months contract. Address, with references, L. E. McGreal, Mang 400 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa, 3-7-2t. "Mistaken Souls Who Dream or Buss." The following marriage li. censes have been granted since our last publication t - M. L. Brosius, Hunbury, ) Laura Fisher, C Freeburg. j Reuben I. Wagner, Crossgrove, (Cora M. Gobs, Bannerville. jWm. W. Nagle, Freeburg, Vergie Walboru, Kantz. Jefferson H. Pawling West Milton, f Mary A. Moyer, Freeburg. I Zachanah Doobler, Franklin Twp, f Clarissa Roarick, Helinsarove. Harley Romig, (Tessa Baker, Geo. M. Jordon, ) Anna L. Leonger, )H Homes Pater. iCoraE. M. Weader, j Harvey M. Wagner, j Clara L Weider, Selinsgrove, McClure. Adams Twp, Middlecreek, Crossgrove, The Littlo School ma'am. Hppnk of i ii'i'ii nmi cmin"M, or of ut Hit Imlii'ft r iy ill. Not oun of llii'tii lnii liulf lli p.iwiT Or mitiJiM'H Ipilf m i Inval hIii', III - lltii Ki-lionliii t' liii, Wirt irl,n :it ii'i; III" w.iv T.) I.ik'i Hi," clnlr sli in ik m ii Ciimii.' At Him o'rliM k imi'Ii il.iy. Hit ruli' u i iit i: nil" ; ll'T I ill" t .tr Imv nn I sw,'"t ; S'H" Ih v.'rv i-1 ; 1 1 :in I II lv K'MI'I lH'l' III' i I Hill I r '"I All I II III I'l'T-. V'T. Ill" ' If ll I'-. ' '" In- l - 1 ,r l.l'l ; T'i"V n. ii . i- i I i i ii- I r:i '- !i irt W.i "I ' .-i- .vi i . i .ii Til 1 1" 'H -r-l i : I. - .-,!,. I; l ,i- I ii r .' i . K'ir nil i'i" 1 1 1 . i-- , i . i 1 1 i, ii i TiiU fi.' i "f !' i' i i l i.". 1"'' ii .iv"-. , l!i I 't '! :i i . ii I Wli i r--l ; m ii .1 i 1 .i ;i r, III ll ll'l'l lr - l! r in. i-l i ,4 i j;u Tlll-i i.. Iv II; I'i,' ir. i'i;i:r."i5i:i(j. At a mcotintr if tho WahiiiL'ton township school hoard John J. ( Sun drum, Hons. (1. G. Class, J. C. Mov er nnd John J. ( iuiiiIi uiii were so leeted a commit t"e to wutcli tlio erection of tho now school liiuMim in Ireemirg. I ho Aiclntcct mik contractor J. V. Stcth-rwas also pri son t. L. F. Hoover will drill a well on tho lot which will ho convenient for tho water needed in building and aftorwanls for school purposes. I no hoard decitleil to purchasn tin Columbia Automatic school desk iv- F resented by 1). S. It. Laiullor.l iOng of tho Empire Hotel give n free supper to the members of tin school board Saturday evening. Sev eral other inivted guests wcro also present. F. S. Glass l.si. respond ed o tlio toast. "Our gonial wid ower landlord Long" in an appropri nte manner. f .Thtf Shoriffs sale of George Shaf-,'CrTi''V-,uil property -will" take place next Monday. There is a new boarder at tho jail Tho inmate is a boy and ho does not board in the cell either. Tom is happy. John B. Fockler, tho genial land lord of Seliusgrove, was in town on Monday and inado a pleasant call at this olliee. John is a full Hedged candidate for sheriff fur next year, r , , . no says no musi uegui early m or der to keep after tho other aspirants. o regret that Goo. Shaffer has had financial emhiirassincuts. His store was closed by tho Sheriff on Monday evening. Wo trust Mr, Shaffer may be uble to get his mat ters adjusted so that his storo may again be opened. The injured in tho Into accident at Kreamer had a re-union on Satur day, all being present at A. W. Pot ter's residence except Mrs. C. P iiricii. jiiss .noma J hi ins was brought up by Dr. Boyer. The whole affair was quite a surprise to Mr. Potter. How ta Cure HhcutnatUni. Araoo, Coos CO..ORKUON, 11-10 Oil, I wish to Inform you of tho great good Chamberlain Pain Halm hui do for my wifd. She bus been trou bleu witn riieuiuau tun or toe arms and hands for six months, and lias tried many remedies prescribed for that complaint, but fouud no relief until she used this Pain Halm; one bottle of which has completely cured her. I take pleasure In recommend ing it for that trouble. Yours truly, C. A. Dullard. M cents and f 1.00 bot ties for sale by J. W. SampHell, Peuas Creek, Pa. Any person who claims that ad vertising does not pay can call on T. B. McWilliams for convincing proof. Two weeks ago he inserted local saying that he wanted all kinds of bottles. Mr. McWilliams says the people came in from all parts of the county with baskets and buggies and spring wagons over loaded with bottles. We inserted the local again last week in the Post and the bottles are still coming in. Letters have been received from Beavertown Adamsburg, Selins grovo and many other places inquir ing about the bottle business. He has requested us not to insert the ocal anymore fearing that bottles will be brought with four horse teams on wagons with hay ladders. Mr. McWilliams desires more bottles but no panel bottles. Dr. Hjrtnnn Said Is a Recent Leoti'iie on Chronic Catarrh and Consumption. Catarrh of the hinjjs is, ordinarily, known us consumption ; nlsn called t ulvrculo is. In these cases tho catanh has usually fii.iud its way into th. lmijji by the Ljin lual exten sion nf the disease fiM'il the throat t'iroii';ii t he bronchial t lilies. C'lii- siimpi io:i is t !i" nit ur il ! -.'iiiiuatioti of iill e i i.'s of Hi ;!'.; i" I chronic e.i! -u ill. Ilvei-yone i i-t n''!,eleil with chiMiiie i .ti.iri !i is !i ilili' to he aM.ici.el '.,iih i-, Mi.-.ii ui u: i, iii at. ii. i.v time. ihe!il -t st:i ;i .; o!' the (lis-ea-." i'e l '.: :;.! -.ii.- i ;ir, ; i.i he later siai;e.s ui t ik, ih a ,e l'r-i i -mi can he iviieil upon to produce gmit lieiieiit. mi l in a laro per cent uf cases produce a permanent cure. All those iilllicted with this dread disease should be'in at once the following treatment : After all other mea;is have been tried in vain; niter doctors have pro nounced th" cas hopeless and I'liend-i Iriv.t given up m despair, after the patiel.t has lo.-.l nil faith and tho in. 'ess. nit care of attendants seems futile, still there is hup,) in Pe l'ii-na. Send for a free copy of Family l'h.y.sioaii, No. , a complete treatise ou chronic catarrh, coughs, colds, la grippe and consumption. Address Tho I'e-ru-na Drug Manu facturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. For free hook ou cancer Address Dr. Hart man, Columbus, Ohio. Profit $33.25 tho First Tlirae Days. a iow weoK ago I read m your - I r . . . paper now .urs. lirillitli mado a great deal of money selling a now method of putting up fruit. Hero is what I did with an Old Reliable Plater. Tho first throe days that I had tho Plater I plated 75 sets of knives, forks, spoons, etc., which, when delivered, brought me in about $'-2.(X: cost of metal aboutl.75, leaving a gross profit of .ss,25 for my timo and trouble, and everyone was well pleased with tho work, mid I camo homo with double the amount of goods to bo plated. 1 average about $150 work per week. I hiivo been a traveling salesman, but have given it up; tlio plating business suits mo. Anyone can oh. tain an Old Reliable Plater by ad dressing V. P. Harrison ,t Co., Col iimbus, Ohio. Anyone out of work should taku this opportunity to get employment and make money. C. M. Reed, Columbus, Ohio. Wo regret that Middleburgh will loso ouo of its most useful citizens in (ho person of Aaron J. Crossgrove, Ho expects to movo to Harrisburg. v hat is our loss is others' gain. Kuiiil the following extract from a letter of Chan. If. (lutfeld. of Ueed- loy, Fresno Co., (,'al. It U with pleasure I tell yon that by one day's use of Cliambrrluln's uougu remeuy i was relieved or a very severe cold. My head was com pletely stopped up and I could not sleep tit ulght. I can recommend this remedy." A oold nearly always starts In the head and afterwards extends to the throat aud1 fnngs. By using this remedy freely as soon as the oold has beeu contracted It will cure the cold at ouoe and prevent it from extending to the lungs. For sale by J. W. Hampsell, Penns Creek, Pa. In the fall of 180U a sou of Mr. T. A. MoFarland, a prominent merchant of Live Oak, Sutter Co., Cal., was taken with a very heavy cold. The pains In his obest were so severe that he had spasms and was threatened with pneumonia. His father gave him several large doses of Chamberlain's Cough remedy which broke up the cough and cured him. Mr. MoFarland says wuenever uis ommren nave croup he invariably gives them Cham berlain's Cough Heinedy aud it al ways cures them. He considers It the best cough remedy In the mar ket. For sale by J. W. tSampsell. Penns Creek. Pa, Modol Supervisor. Knriiit'in' Krlnnit. A few yeurtf ago the citi.ens of E )Wer Molioil township elected Mv. A. J. C.isaut, Vice President, of l!i Pennsylvania Railroad Co-ip my, ,i the otlleo of suporvisor for the town ship. Si) veil has Mr. Cas-iat di lunged the duties of this p..M'i... thai tho pooplo' have retain, I In , v.iluablo services in that cap icii Tin-roads have been iin;uoe i n seientilio plans, mid the t.ip iv. , - hive received Hie large-.; pn, -id,!., benefit from the money expended. Lower Mer ion township i convinc ing proof Ihul it pays in every wav to elect thoroughly competent men to '.ui otlleo of township supervisor. Of course there are but few districts that can securo tho services of one so competent as Mr. Cassalt, but all should do the best they can. Tho7'ttW? Te,l)er, of Philad. 1 in speaking of this matter says edi torially: When Mr. Cassatt, as road super visor of Lower Merion township, re I used to permit tho Gladw.vno Elec tric llailroad Co. to occupy certain roads unless they should be widen ed ut the company's, expense, the t.xlucr commended tho stand lie had taken, as ho had simply laid down rules that ought to bo made a part of the law. As he is n camli dato for re-election, an effort was made to boat him by declaring that ho was opposod to trolley roads, but tho people of Lower Merion aro intelligent enough to know that ho was simply guarding their interests, and this fact having becomo appar ent during the; canvass,' the Phila delphia and Roytiiont Co. has com plntolr e.j 1fj;'fVtW i -.?. Kw fr geutiiK ilid iro'iY..it) of "a laivo ma- lonty of the residents along llaver ford road to tho construction of its hue, and then agreeing to tweept the other conditions liiid down by Mr. Cassatt. Thus tho township will got its trolley line, hut under much morn favorable conditions than if Mr. Cassatt had not protect ed tlio interests of all property own ers." Other supervisors, through whose districts trolley companies aro striv ing for tho right of way, can learn a valuable lesson from the course pur sued by Mr. Cassatt. It is always best to stand by tho interests of the poople. In the country districts tho trolley is paralleling tho railroads, and seek ing every populous community by the public roads heretofore free from track encumbrances. Turn- piko companies succumb readily to tho overtures of trolley companies, but, what is worse, local authorities aro almost eager to give up tho pub lic roads unconditionally to trolley companies, to occupy, possess and use them as they please. Just as the State was ncurly ripe for country road improvement the trolley com panies intervene and spoil what roads there are, and discourago per manent road improvement. If trol ley companies wish to follow tho highway they should be compelled to widen it at their own expense so as to provide themselves a clear truck without encumbering the com mon driveway. Country roads need not aud should not have a wido driveway, but the driveway should be clour of trolley tracks. If the right men have been selected for supervisors the people who have oc casion to use the public highways will be protected against the en croachments of the trolley com panies. Farmers' Alliance. Delegates from the eight various Bub Alliances met in Seebold's Hall and effected the organization of the Snyder County F. A. and I. W. with the following officers for the current year ; Pres., M. K. Ilassingor of Sub, No. 654 ; Vice. Pres., D. W. Moyer, Sub. No.; Sec. Jao. n. Hetrick, Sub. No. 6(15. Treas., Jacob Hassing er, Sub, No. 654 1 Loct., Allen Schoch Sub, No. 634 1 After organization the Alliance transacted such business as is con sistent with tho rules of the order and adjourned to meet in second session in Middleburgh, Apr. 20, '95. I Coiupubuy LMucaimii. i , I-',. r in., sm iihn i ,( ,. It is certainly the right ,,f ,.v,.,-v I'-j'lM in this M-.-e to In. tanuht th',. ! ements of an edueationusit should ' '" t ni-iht .:,,d ,;,!. ;m, jM I'lu.lrioiis I, ,!! ... i'li(i i,. .;,,,,,r ; Ilinv '-" 'I br.e.l-rM ui, - ' ( ' ,:m,!v "' ! eo.,,p. ! parents I,. '''"'i ""1 M.M-i1. and I. ,.(,-..,, li ,!,; ., pi-. Vr I u. i.i .,.,1 I i-. I iimr, ,vi, !. in ! I. and :.i!i-:iil '.ted. in. d r.,.li',e aul hoi ll I I lille I I'. j ; I'll' t I ll - - in, re. I !i i H.l' I i; -i ; ,:;,,- e,,, the-e tiling. and in New I : ilies h:(! tin and righteoii result. Alice i i i.i.ii h i "i 1 In I : , i. !u.. It 1 lo make men iiiri';ht . an I wo all know th, tots of the mind h ive left their ,, ;,, ih,. ni-ht ti , .le, across the mountains of Europe to protecting governments, 1 ,..,.,. they ,,., S(.id their children to. VM tt,.,.,.i alldto .V.f'eeWr,. i. They ti nil v came to ,js ountr.v to avoid coinpul-.ory ,du. cation and e mip il eiry religion J still believe a i they did, and will re sist to the utmo.j, H. i-iifoiv,.,,,,,,,! of any such I iws in this State. 1 would submit this, however, that any parent or guardian who ever, does not teach the rudiments of learning to his children or wards, should bo deprived of tho rights of suffrage. Would not this correct tho evil? Geo. 'G.GitoFr. Stopjied tho Paper. , A Ktr.VK.t"1l of Horaco Greeley re latos tuuu ttu tiiii!t'mt;iR: oj his yot offended at one of his art ides in the "Tribune," went to his oilico and put an end to his subscription. Later in tho day ho mot tho editor and said "Mr. Grcely, I've stopped your p.iper." Have you ' queried Horace a iding, Well, that's too bad;'' and the old white hat went its way. The next morning Greeley encountered his former subscriber again and ac costed him with." 1 thought you had stopped the "Tribune." So I did,", "Then there must bo sr.me mistake." replied Horace." for I just cam f. i n tho Oilico, imd when I left the 1-il-ss -w wore running ,n usual, tiiocleii. Were as busy as ever , tho composit ors were hard at work, and tho busi ness was going on the same as yes terday and tho day before. "I did not mean that I stopped the paper: I stopped my copy of it, because I didn't like one of your editorials.' "Pshaw:" retorted Grcely, "it wasu't worth while taking up time to tell mo such a tritlu as that. My dear sir, if you expect to control tho ut terance of tho "Tribune" by the purchase of ouo copy a day, or you think to find any newspaper worth reading that will never express con victions at right angles with your own, you aro doomed to dissupoint mout. Tho Tribune" would not be deserving of respect if it could be coorcod by tho threat of tho loss of one subscriber, or a hundred or ten thousand, or every ouo it has, to refrain from telling tho truth as it seems. My friend, this is a fret country, and the man who does not give freedom of opinion to others does not dosorvo it himself. Good day." Is The Following Patriotic? On the 22nd of Feb. imr, the Camp of Hoffor, Snyder Co., Pa. No. 57.J, took much delight and pleasure in presenting and raisinga "Flag" over Rohrer's School house, near McKees i Falls. In a few days afterward, tho boys, pupils of that school, usod it for a murk to shoot at. They shot eight holos through it, and while the boys were thus engaged the teacher stood byacd enjoyed the fun, saying : That s the time you hit it !" The people, in gonoral, throughout this vicinity feel very much hurt about it. Citizen.
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