The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-11-13
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vertisements to see about selecting Fall
and Winter goods.
The matrimonial season is about
commencing. A young lady ofMiddle-
burg wishes IL would rain husbands.
We would coll the attention to the
advertisements in this paper of Nalua-
ble Mill properties at Private Sales.
Get your pockets double lined. spc-
Gle is coming. Don't you remember
how the fip-penny bits passed out the
little hole in the bottom.
The long evenings we are all posi,,
tive are here, but how they are to bc
spent Is the question. Soriahilitv j.
certainly one Of the biggest wheels in
the whole concern and when properly
rcvolvcd will set tile Others in motiun
-Saldlers, Shoemakcrs &c. would
find il to their benefit. by ordering their
leather from g.. Milton Moitz. Il b.
Wddleburg Pa. They sell ~ the low
est possible rates for cash. and keep n
well finished stock of all KINDS on hand
10 suit purchasers.
a Startling Truth '-Thousands d ir
annually from neglected coughs and
colds, which soon ripon into consump-
ton, or other equally fatal diseases of
the lungs whom by the timcly usa-or
- single bottle of Dr. W'a,rs B,i~m ot
Wih Gcrry their lives have been pre-
served to green old age,
Our city exchanges say that since
the panic has seized upon some nf the
people in the country. and induced
them To Withdraw their deposits from
the banks. the thieves smell their game
afar oil, and have gone To- the country
like vulturcs, To light upon those who
keep money at their homes,
The BUr,S dnd Sw"t.a Cod-Lircr OIL
j. Hazard & CaSwolrs. made nn the sea
shore, from fresh. selected livrr>, 10y
CaswOll. Hazard Il Co., New York. II is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients
who have once taken il prefer it to all
others. Physicians have decided it
superior to any Of the other oils in
market.
From the amount Of squirming
WElRICK Of the Times j. doing lately.
We are of opinion that he j. severely
troubled with worms. and therefore re-
rommcnd n thorough course of Ger
hart's Nermifugc. The symptoms eX-
inbitcd Indicate very clearly that he is
r'ry WorDig and for n complete rCStora-
ton should procure NJ least one dozen
bottles, exercising dlrc care to get the
genuine article.
For the past few weeks the mortal
iIy in this vicinity has been really
alarming. scarcely day passing but
the duleiul sound OF the church bell
chimes the death 81 II ncrghhor. IL
pains us to chronicle the death of Mr.
t..ll. al. L.
two children To- their last resting place
leaving discon>olatcd widow and
mother To morn their loss Mr. Wit
'cnNlv"r was II quiet, industrious ciii.
4 ZEN. y,tccmed by all who knew him. and
a .. .... prime of if" 4 truly deep and
7 heartfelt sympathy i felt throughout
IL community for the bcrcaved
Nrs, Fryer iamiharly termed
4 NAunty Eyer" a lifelong resident OF
TINS Borough. died at her residence.
last week. at the advanced age Of SSy.
3no. and - days. For r>lmbcr OF
"A years she and her husband kept the
Brick Hotel and thus they both k,camc
widely known, the old l-hy for her
t generosity and hospitality. She was
IA charitable and she never turned any
unc from her door hungry. For three
.s years Previous ia her death she was
II blind added To the iniirmitcs of old
agc making life burdcnsomc She bore
N it with gratitude, Peace to her ashes
--Saw-millcrs who can beat the fol
, lowing? Harry Bostian, sawyer at
M Stem n Bros Steam Mill, located ON
| lands of Moses krchb>, in Beaver town
snip, handed Us this statement. Oct.
u 10Th ut. working ten hours for day
they sawed 1862 feet of oak lumber,
none of the logs exceeded l3 feet in
III length. Onc tree cut 1899 feet. They
'llt ijS feet III IL minutes. During the
same month, working IL days. thcy
kK cut l1iUn3 feet. This is certainly "bus-
nc>>' and we would like Ia hear from
81 some of the other firms in the county.
Harry says, the firm books and other
MI employees will corroboratc the above
|I statement.
WORK FOR THE FISH COMMISSIONERS.
F The Newport perry county, NcuS
EH Says
E# f'h BuSk,is.--Thcsc instruments for
The Wholesale destruction of fish have
again made theif appearance in the
.lnnlata, near the Millcrs,own dam.
ihc person or pcrsons who have thus
E undertaken to catch fish, III direct viu-
latlon of the law, deserve. not only a.
nave their baskets torn out, but they
themselves placed behind the iron bars
~ our county Jail, and fed on fresh fish
Tul'll they are So disgusted with them
nat they will no more forever he guilty
numbering fish with baskets.
ANEw kind Of croquct has lately
Yeen introduced, which sails under the
.nphonious title of kissing croquet.
r. cordlng 10 the rules laid down in
Ne game, young ladies are allowed the
r'llegc Of moving THAR balls one foo,
" each time they favor their young
eh'Iemenropponents with II kiss, IL
oniy to be regretted that the wintry |
ea'her has 81 far advanced as to pre-
uae the possibility Of frequent
racuce of this inAoccnt game for
me time Ia come, but it is hoped |
~ during the next summer the dear !
l's VIII take frequent advantage of
~ valuable desidcratum 10 asucccss
20 THE LADIEs.-We find The follow
III one of our exchanges: Now
Z" i,c lmlr is confined 80 closely. il |
,ou'd he allowed to remain unconiin- !
NJ times. Each mo,ning, or at
"e tlme during the day or night, il |
ou'd he worn flowing loosely, or con-
'c9 IN loose net with large open
,snps nv.s -.