5 ra a ak ti mm m. m s ua have a lob lot of note ,.oH on hand. They must go lulck. Th Price win do It. :,mnlea and prices for the ask- in We furnish them printed br less than you can buy them Vlthout printing. V. Wafeaaeller, Mlur aa PraarltUr. A FaallT Jaaraal, Derated u Newt, Selene. Art, Political Economy and Current Literature. Rotei: One Dollar Per Ancaa, la AdTaaca Vol. xxxx. MIDDLEBUEGH, SNYDER COUNTY, PENNA., NOVEMBER 5, 1903. NUMBER 43: Tiiiji Lively Little Liners. I Hustle and the Bustle of the County Seat, Told In Brief Paragraphs. Vople More or Less Prominent. Floating Population and Events ol In terest that Satloly Curiosity and Appa the Thirst for News. ;, G. C. Gutelius has been luted V the Hick. Its. D. T. Khoads is visiting rela- at Mlffllnburg. ins Marlon Schoeh has been ipiUe luring the past Week. !it Bessie Smith spent Sunday with Lives st Beaver Springs. We Crouse, who was employed ai I Pittsburg, returned home Monday king. lank Beaver of Beavertowu was at Uleburg Friday aud paid the Post hoi. Vs. Alice Mertt came near being Eaied with coal gas baturday lug. i. Geo. W. Wagenseller and Mrs. . Frederick spent Saturday In pinburg. unuel Wittenmyer returned from Isuuna and is considerably improve health. Vs. Gundrum of Beaver Sprlngb t Sunday with her sister, Mrs. 11. Erimra. H. Bowersox of Beavertown was Ie County seatou business Satur uornlng. larles Rauch. who baa been barber- p Sbamokln, was spending seveial at home. I. Garman and wife have been kaiuiug his mother of Mt Pleae- mhr thepsart-w eek.'.-rf l "- it m n 11 . . a. win j. miiey 01 ranas was in town rday. He took a number of plo whllehe was here. I. W. Wittenmyer spent the latter of last week at Lewlstown with lighter, Mrs. E. M. Greene. Inter apples were sold on the It here Saturday for 40 cents a bus- There was ready sale for theiu. bf. A. R. Gilbert and Miss Lulu h spent Sunday with the latter's Mrs. Dr. Ernest, at Mitltiuburg. urge Try, one of the successful far- of Buckwheat Valley, was at the ty Seat Saturday and subscribed le Post. wis Ainlg of Selinsgrove was in lastl'iiday visiting his biother, p, and while here dropped in to hissubitcripton. . Hathaway Mertz is visiting re ts at Suubury, where Mr. Mertz is oyed. We understand they are huplatiug a tlittant to Suubury. U. Gannan of Mt. Pleasant Mills, ped iu to see us last Friday aud ribed for the Post. He is a car- r and is doing some nice work. lorney Jay O. Welser spent Suu- Mth his brother Sheriff Welser at ntowu, aud Cashier James U. ipsou with his yareuts at Mexico. A. Hornberger and wife of West f township were at the County km a shopping and business trip popped in to subscribe for the jward Bowersox of Mlddlecreek khlp was at Mlddleburg Saturday per vaie bills for his sale Dec. 8th. Hi move to Lewlstown to work at jliain. Itor Joseph G. Lesher and Win. f'yer or Helinsgrovft were iu town py. ine tot nicr came to deliver ectlou ballots to theC uuty Com- luers. W. V. Lomracre and wife of Mt. St Mills were at the Countv Heat My. Mrs. came to do some f'"g and the Doctor transacted "usim-M at this office. 1'. UaHslnirer of Barnes. Warren h, I spending a week In Snyder p on iiuelneHH. He la conducting lessrui lumber business In the F part of the State. rwlg la nrtrbared to do aunrlcal rieohauliaK svork in dontlstrv. H beeuyfh Aoiive nU'tlra for over va irnrlAiuw his ability. Ac L VWWIIjr, J A1B VA Ivll eutal exntrlenoe qualifies blm "uy tns bast work. tf Mr. Stetl'en, tenant on M. L. Has singer's farm aiove the Red Bridge, will iiiit farming and go to Lewistown iu the Spring. Mr. Hassinger has rented the farm to S J. Mussleman of Frceburg. The third weekly hi ction of the Koll of Honor ajipca-s as published in the Post. It will In- continued next week. Tlmse wlnw remittances are received in time will he acknowledge d in next week's Piist. i (t .. , a . i i . , i 'nil on A. 1-.. Soles bi his new shav- iiigaud iiair uttmn parlor f.n yoiu head rlraneit with a refresh in -liaiu-mni and a clean towel to each pntron on the north side of Market sm av -(sisite Central Hotel. Satisfaction itimr-anti-en. if. FOlt SALE. In Mi.ldlel.urg, Pa., a irood frame liouse, 7 rooms, and lot of laud. Also ii good livery stable on the same lot. For terms and particulars apply to F. F. Walter, 1 mile w est of Middleburg on road leading to Beaver town. tf. Fok Sai.k. A house ami lot situated in Paxtonville is ollered at private sale. The buildings are in good condition. The home is supplied with tirst-class water, fruits, etc. Write or call on Sakaii Bowersox, Paxtonville, Pa. The First National Bark of Middle burg studies the needs uf Its customers taking proier care yt them whet bet their business tie large or small and the dealings with all its patrons are abso lutely confidential. Mrs. F. S. Kiegel gave a birthday Halloween party Saturday evening in honor of her daughter, Harriet's birth day. As she was eight years old, there were present eight girls who were each eight years old. The young ladles were royally entertained and they all enjoy ed the treat. G. W. Portzline of Melserville was at the County seat Saturday. He left two large apples at this office, one of whieL.jneaq-UTt-4H.lneb.es in vlH" - fere nee. . He had a numlier of other apples with him that were nearly as large, Ite-opening services will be held iu the Shriiier United Evangelical church Nov. 7 and 8, 1!HM. Services on Satur day evening at 7::i0, and on Sunday at KhliO A. M. and 7:00 P. M. Bishop H B. llartzler, D. D., will be present to conduct the services and preach at each of the services. Thu four desperadoes who burglariz ed sever il stors at Luurelton and the postofllee at Leaurelton and the post. ollice at Rutlierton, also a bank at Centre Hall, were convicted in the United States district court at Scran ton last Friday, and sentenced to the Western peniteiiiary. James Ryan, John Sliowalter, alias Lewis, were each given seven years, and William Palmer ami William Sherman each six years in the institution above mentioned. The newspaper columns bear reports of the death of several children indif ferent localities, the result of burning leave. The burning of leaves is a practice which is prohibited by bor ough ordinance. Besides throwing out offensive odors there is danger Iu more ways thau one. If they are burned iu the streets horses are liable to lie frightened by the lire. Then there is danger from the Hying sparks, not alone to the children engaged iu the sport, but to buildings if the wind be blowing. The best way to remove the leaves is to have them gathered in piles and hauled away. Mr. Bowersox's Trip. Linus ey, Ohio, Oct. 31, 1103. Editor Post : I wish to say to the peoyle of Sny der county and more especially to those of Middlebujg and Swiueford that my nine months' stay was indeed delightful. I was kindly treated by my sister, brother, cousius, relatives and every one else. I left Mlddleburg, Sept. 3h for home. Mrs. Eyster of Akron and Miss Maud Moatz were on the train bound for Akron. I stopped oil' In Pittsburg. While there I saw the Couuty Com missioners, Clerk Broslusaud Attorney Gilbert. Next day I left for New Cas tle, where I met four ot my cousius. I stopped at Cleveland to see one of my daughters, also at Bellevue and then returned to Liudscy. The crops here are good aud we have beautiful fall weather. I certainly did enjoy myself while East and I desire to express my re gards through the columns of the Post to every person. Yours sincerely, Emanuel S. Bowersox. William H. Shindel shot a large w ild turkey Monday. Miss Rose Sehoch is visiting relatives in Union County. W. A. Napp of Pennscreek was at the County Seat Moiulav. The (Nullity Commissioners deliver ed the election ballots Monday. (icllnctt Bros, are advertising an auc tion. Kead their iidvertiseineiit in the Post. t lit; ij. nil 1 1 II tii i II I IVUI . IllK .. .... ... . 'PI... IT It ... ...I 'I'l I n.iy win nave a clilcKeu ami wattle dinner and supper. Charles Boyer, Merchant anil jsist inaster of Paxtonville, had a strike of paralysis Tuesday uftcrnooii. Dr. A. J. Herman and S. ISarler Simonton were tit S'liiwgrove Tuewlay night attei ding asonic meeting. For neat aim fashionable dress mak ing call on Mrs. Foster L. Smith and Mrs. John Shannon of Swiueford; their prices are moderate. Geo. M. Moat, ami father drove to Union county Monday on business behind their speedy bay driving mare. George i up-to-date having a nice turnout. ast week he had his mare shod with rubber shoes. Up to Wednesday of last week forty one wild turkeys had been killed by residents of Unionville, Centre county aud taken into that town, since the loth of last momth, one mail alone having killed nine of the birds, but he declares only two in one day. COURT HOUSE CHIPS. Deeds Recorded. Robert Rothoriuel to Knianuel 8 Aucker house and lot in Port Trevor- ton, $&50.00. Hannah Daubert and husband to Emanuel S. Aucker, lot In Port Tre vor ton, $200.00. Ira A. Kline and wife to Kate D, Kline, 9 acres in Spring township. 4Mfl0il0' .... ,r "w i-- Wellington Smith to A. W. Bower Sox ground rent deed for lot No. 20 in Mlddleburg $31.33. Malhias Kmes and w ife to Monroe H. Kulp & Co., Inst, iu 3100 acies in Beaver and W. Beaver f".'i0.00. JohnCraukshaw and Wife to Monroe H.Kulp iv. Co., Int. in 3L1H) acres iu Beaver and W. Beaver $ IKK 1.00. Harry W.Shumnn and wife to Mon roe H. Kulp and Co., right iu oH50 acres iu Snyder Co. $1.00. Jane S. Helmet, al. to John F. Baily, release on 3 tracts in Monroe twp., containing M acres, $1 li'i.OO. Abide and William .echmaii to W H. Ettinger, 14 acres lid perches in Adams twp., $li").(Mi. Harvey Pontius aud wife to Anna Klace, o acres, p. in Mlddlecreek twp., SlUOO. George Meiser and wife to Henry Deitrich, 15 acres iu Franklin town ship, JlOij.OO. Teeth Extracted Without Pain. I extract teeth without pain, with out sleep, withotiocalne and conse quently withopr Janger. Our "Nejpalst Wscoverf" proves it. CoinekTau! ftlfe JOrold teeth ex tractsdaud git artfr set. You will enjoy life bett alufyou can projerIy masticate you fHl. All work guar anteed. Practiyfug Dentistry for over 10 years. t-f. 1 Dr. J. W. Orwio Marrlafe License. f R. J. Leitzel, Kratzerville, I Maggie Hummel, Shrelner. Calvin I. Bailev, Pallas, Lottie A. Shaner, Aline. Married. Oct. 25, by Rev. H. H. Spahn, Ezra H. Knepp aud Libbie I. Herbster, both of West Beaver township. Oct. 27, by Itey. Ellas 8. Noll, 8. A. Hackeuburg of Mlddleburg to Virgie E. Blngaman of Peuus Creek. On the 12th Oct., at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. Dr. Robert J. Kent, of Brooklyn, N. Y.. Mr. E. K. Swineford, of Philadelphia, former ly, of Mlfflinburg and Miss Jeanette Emerk-k, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Wanted A Wife. A good woman with $3,000 is wanted for a wife. Money wanted to help to pay for a good and pleasant farm near to a nice town. Title to be In wife's name. Age to be between 30 and 65 years. Common scolds need not write. Address, ''Matrimony," care of tlie Post, Mlddleburg, Pa. 10-293t. Friends of "The Post". Roll of Honoii. The following persons have paid their subscription to the Post to the dates opposite their names. Should any mistakes occur iu these credits or on your pa- 1T please not if v us : Simon JV'iik-r Nov 1 liMl Mrs Jonas Leister Sept 1 1 ', 1 Henry 11 Fisher S-pt 1 1!H1 Moses Hotts Mar 1UU: James Krdley Nov 1 1S',U Amnion Dehoinjk Jan 1 1'JO l lieu F Miller Ot !." 1!H;J Attics (larman Oct 1 1 !( 1 T C Landis Oct 1 IW J F Hollmau June 2t VMM U A Wocliley Auir 21 1!H1 Jacob Duck Oct 1 1U04 E S Rowerso.x June 20 Samuel F Maurcr Jan 8 K0-1 Mrs Kebecca Meiser June 1 1004 J 11 Hill estate June 1 l'JO," W II Kcrstctter (JuuiIki) Mar 1 100.3 Mrs Geo Seaman Oct 1 1H04 A (i Hornberger Ot 1 1904 31 K llassinger Jan 1 11)04 It S Smith Sept 15 1904 W UUarmun Feb 1 l'JOl Lewis Heimltacli Oct 1 1904 Henry N Walter Feb 1 1901 DN App April 1 1904 Perry Anruud July 1 1904 B Frank Gutsliall Oct 1 1904 A A Ulsh Jan 1 1905 Isaac Smith Sept 1 1901 FS liiegel Dec 1 1903 Mrs Catherine Bower Jan 1 1904 Frank K Scclit Deo 1 J901 Mrs W II Smith Aug 1 1904 V A Meiser Oct 1 1904 Jacob Fisher Oct 1 1898 Uriah Bergur June 2 1904 David A You g July 1 1904 Kertler Julf 1 1902, X Henry C Boyer June 1 1904 Clias J Hummel July 1 1901 A A Uomig Jan 1 1905 J It IJcigel July 1 1901 George StuU July I 1901 1) E Krcmer Jan 1 1901 Win II Patterson Jan 1 1 1901 A M Kratzcr Mur 15 190 1 (1 S Holing June I 190, Irwin J Kiegel Feb ID 1904 J F Newman Aug 21 1904 Amnion L Spanglcr Sept 1 1903 Henry II Koii-li Oct 1 1904 (Jeo Meiser April 1 1904 Ernest Fcnsterbush Aiij 21. 1904 William Ajijiple Aug 21 1904 Win F Trawitz Aug 21 1901 Joseph Gcarhart Aug 20 I9i4 John Hummel Aug 2l 1904 Geo W Weaver Mar 1 1901 Emmet While Scjit 1 1904 (Jeo I Kline Feb 1 1904 T GSechrist Feb 22 1904 Solomon Swarm Sept 22 1904 A E Gcarhart Aug 2U 1901 J M FoltzSeptl 1904 Henrietta Walborn Sejil 1 1904 J F Mull Jan 1 1904 Samuel Bollinger Sept 1 1904 Philip ltoush Sept 1 1904 T B Itenninger Oct 1 1904 J If Laudenslager Sept 1 1904 David Laudenslager Sept 1 1904 David Dundauch June 1 1903 Alex House wer June 1 1904 Lewis Fisher April 1 1904 Daisy Mitterliug June 1 1904 HBGclnettJune 1 1904 J P Wetzel March 1 1904 V B Winey Aug 1 1904 Wilmer Ocker Mav 1 1904 Dr W M Baker Aug 1 1903 J L Vainer May 1 1904 Samuel F Kauttinan April 1 1903 A C Itenninger June 1 1904 J W Wester June 1 1904 Maggie Kerr June 18 1904 .1 S Boon May 15 1904 Prof G E Fisher Mav 1 1904 David Itoyer April 1 1904 Peter Klincer July 1 1904 W I Garman Ane 10 1904 John D Lenig June 2 1904 James Inch June 1 1904 HSStetler Jan 1 1905 M H Wagner June 1 1905 Mrs J U Specht July 1 1904 FABickel Sept 14 1904 Chaa E Yereer Sent 1G 1904 Geo W Garman Sept 16 1904 Henry JJoyer Sept 16 1904 Ansom Garman Sept 18 1904 F J.Kerstetettcr Sept 16 1904 Dr A A YoderScpt 1( 1904 Kev Banks S Winey Sept 17 1904 Win Breshler S.-pt 10 1904 F M Montelius Spt 10 1901 Silomon Gruybill Oct 17 194 Wm Slicllcnk-rgcr Sept 17 1904 M K .Miller Aug 2i 190:'. Dr P W Houser July 1 1909 (.' N Krosius .J ill v 20 19o4 Henry Slepp Sept 1 1904 F II Shall'er July 1 1901 John ScIkkIi July 1 1901 J ere Charles Sept 1 1903 W A Hummel S'pt 1-1901 Mrs Surah Goodlinc Feb 20 190 1 W II Hackeuburg Jan 1 190 1 Miss Jennie Brown Sept 1 190 1 Austin Girt June 1 1901 P L Graybill Sept 17 1904 Bennett kautlman Sept 20 1904 James Finncu Sept 20 1904 M S HeiserSept 20 1901 A BSwartzSept 20 1901 W It Shruwder S-pt 20 1901 A S Shruwder Sent 20 190 1 Tillman St roup Sept 21 1904 K Sanders Mar 20 1904 A S Kow (Jet 1 1904 Dr B F Bcale (Kit 1 1904 John S IteicheuUch Sept 10 1904 Fish Laws. Tlie followiug summary shows when flth may be taken ; how and the num ber : All unlimited except brook trout, of which only tlfty may I takeu iu oue day. Rock bass, white bass, strawberry or grass bass and crapple, not less than live inches. Black bass not less than seven in the State, or nine inches iu Lake Erie. (treeu or Oswego bass, blue pike, pike, jierch or Walleyed pike, Susque hanna jack salmon, pike, pickeral and muacailooge, not less than sine Inches except la Lake Erie,' muacallonge must be fifteen inches long. The above flsh may be caught from June 13 lo Feb. loth. Penobscot salmon or grilse, not less than three pouuds each iu weight, March 1 to August 13, inclusive. Trout, and species, except lake trout, 0 inches lonir, April 13 ti Julv :;i. in clusive. L:ike r saluum trout not le than nine inches, January 1 to Sept. 1, inclusive. Perch or stimuli, catch all you can, June 13 to Feb. 13, inclusive. Striped bass or mek tUli nine inches. Shad, heriug or nlewife, or sturgeon January! in June 20, inclusive. No tishing from Sutunlay al sunset to Sunday at midiiight. F.els may be taken iu tisii baskets with wing walls. By taking out a license from the. County Treasurer, 3, outlines can be used from sunrise to suuset for catching cattish, eels, carp, suckers ; lie on the bottom, cut or dead bait, and the own er's name marked laiuly thereou. Fyke nets without wing walls may be used in water not inhabited by brook trout during the month of March Apiil, May, October, November and December, for eels, carp, catfish aud suckers. No game fish shall be taken except with a "hook and line." This makes tip-ups, floating lines, nets and explo sives illegal. Frogs aud terripin are protected. Frogs may be takeu from July 1 to to Sept. 1. Terripin commonly called turtles, may be takeu from November 1 to March 15. Single lines, oue hook on line with cut or dead bait, may be used in trout streams to catch eels, carp, catfish aud suckers, provided the lines are weight ed down on the bottom. Wanton or wilful starting fire in an other's wood, One $300 aud twelve months' imprisonment; $30 reward to the prosecutor. Act of June 11. 1879. Reduced Kates. , For the benefit of those desiring to attend the unveiling of the Pennsyl vania monuments at Chattanooga, Tnn., and on the Battlefield of Shiloh Tenu., Nov. 9 aud 12, respectively, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell round-trip tickets to Chatta nooga," Tenn., and for Shiloh Battle field to Corinth, Miss., or Johnson vllle, Tenn., Nov. 4 to 12, good to return until Nov., 21 Inclusive, from alt sta tions on its lines iu the State of Penn sylvania, at single fare for the rouad 4rl. THE Fl'Tl'KE REVEALED. Comini; Events Cast Their Shadows Before. The readers of the Post are request ed to send us annoiin. emeiits of all events. No elmrge will 1. made to publish the same when the event is of public importance. Tiii iisn.w, Nov. .3, Full Moon. Fuihav, Nov. , creditors of li. nolf. Walter no t in H. II. Crimni's of fice. MoNl.AY, N,,v, !i, ere.liti.rs of I irayhill, Dobson v ( ',,., lllUst prc-MMit their claims in order to receive adjudica tion. Vkim:si..y, .v. is, Km.-st datable Kccital Co., will Kjve a musical en tertainment in theSelinsgrove Opera House. Tiii-ksiiav, Nov. Lii, Annual Thanks giving Day. The Banks will lieclos ed. Momiav, Nov. :;n, The -loth anuual Teachers' Institute of Snyder County will convene in the Court house at Mid.lleburgh at eleven a. in. WANTED. (iirls to work iu Shirt. Factory. Pleasant room to work in in cold weather. ( lood wages paid from the start. For full particulars, call on or address, W. F. Daolk, 10-20-L't Beavertown, Pa. WANTED A trust worthv iwnti man or lady in each county to manage business for an old established Iioiish .. solid financial standing. A straight oona line weekly salary of SIh.OO nid by cheek each Monday with all ex penses direct from head.iuarters. Monev advanced fur expenses. Endow, ad dressed enveloj. Manager, 200 Caxtou uiug., Chicago. 10-l-16t I will pay market price for good veal calves, hide and tallow. 1.1, nr-acA -I:-'- 10-lMt. Lewisburg, Pa. Excursion to Florida. For the benefit of norm-seekers, the various railroads to Florida will sell n Nov. 11, special excursion tickets from Washing,,,, to the following points at rates iiotcd : Saras ta, I- la. $:!U.(.".. Braideiitowii, " l"...7ii. Elleiiton, ':..7(. Palmetto, j:i ;u. Manatee, iii.Tn. Puntu (iorda, " .io.'.m, Arcadia, : in. l.i. These tickets will be yood K"'ing Oil November 11 only, aii t.i return with in fifteen days, and will not be Kood t stop otrin eitlier direction. In connection with these . x. ur-i..ns the Pennsylvania Hail mad Company will sell one-way tickets to Washing ton, at regular rat.-s, from all stations on its lines east of Pittsburg and Erie, together w ith exchange orders on the railroads out of Washington for an ex cursion ticket from Washington to the above mentioned points at rates juot ed. Engine For Sale A twelve horse jiower jsirtable Frick Engine is ottered at private sale. It can be seen at Stmptown. Inquire of E. S. Sl Kot l', "f . Strouptown, Pa. Hides .' Hides .' A reliable man is wanted to collect and ship country hides. Highest cash market prices paid. Address 10-15-41. M. O. Ki'ntz, Lehighton, Pa. Clubbing List For the benefit of those of our who desire other readinir matter iu ad- dition to the Post, we issue this club bing list. By takinsr tlie different Combinations you can save money : rOMIUNATlON NO. I. The Post, one year, $1.00. Tribune Fanner. 20 naees. eeklv $1.00. Combined price, $1.23. COM HI NATION NO. II. The TOST, cne year $1.00. N. Y. Thrice-a-Week World, on year, $1 .00. Coiulrined price, $1.05. COMBINATION NO. III. The POST. Tribune Farmer and V. Y. Thrice-a-Week World, all one year, oniy $i.wo. Address all orders to "THE POST," Middleburgh, Peuna LOST. In Middlebursr or vicinirv a Fraternity Badge set with opals let ters J: a. tngraved with owner's Initials G. S. S. 1901. Reward return, to Geo. 8. Schoci Selinsgrove, ra
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