The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-11-12
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Our new office Is gotting its first
GOAT Of plaster.
Examine all paper money care
fully, rs numerous counterfeits are in
circulation.
The sun Is evidently In favor of the
shorter hours he is doing duty in this
latitude.
Turkeys will soon be In demand as
Thanksgiving Day is approaching, the
2jth of November having been desigua-
ted by the President.
tLAs rEvIR---Till we come back. we
expect TO see. according 10 democratic
promises, lots of greenbacks, gold and
silver scattered broadcast about our
streets,
"JoHS."-Your communication we
are sorry to say was mislaid. Hope II
has caused no i'll feelings. With pleas
ure we would have given IL space In
our paper. but is most too late now.
IS. Weis, ofthe n. Y. fancy store,
John eApp's building, Selinsgrove, is
selling otf his stock which was saved
from the late fire at a great sacrifice.
Everybody who wants to buy cheap
goods should go there.
Persons who go hunting should be
careful in climbing fences with the
guns or in going about with the ham
mer raised. so many fatal accidents
or fearful maimings have occurred from
carelessness in handling guns that per,
sons cannot he too watchful.
"A case Of chronic rheumatism of
unusual severity, cured BY Johnspn's
Anodyne Linimenti is noticed 10y one
ofour exchanges. A large bunch came
out upon the breast of the sufferer, and
appeared like part Of the breast bone.
Used internally and externally.
FINE HoUsE-The residence erected
by Jas. M. Vanzandt, when completed,
will be quite an improvement to that
part of our town,--it makes very good
appearance, and is the best evidence
that those who erected and planed il
were masters of their undertaking.
--On Saturday evening another at
tempt was made by some unknown
person or persons TO burn Selinsgrove.
Schoch Il Brothers warehouse was
set on fire, but was put out before
much damage was done. This is the
second attempt to fire the place since
the late sad affair.
THE ELECTION RETURNS. Associate
Judges Shindel and Raudenbush, met
In the court room on Thursday, Nov.
5th. to open the election returns receiv-
ed by the Prothonotary. J. p. Cron-
miller, Esq, Democrat, and J. ii. Ar
mold, Esq, Republican, were appointed
clerks.
Rabbits are said 10 be unusually
scarce this fall. Localities where, in
former seasons, the game was abund.
ant, now harbor but few rabbits or par
tridges. The unusually mild weather
of last winter seemed to warrant the be.
lief that game would be plenty this sea
son, but it does not so prove.
The Sunbury Duly says there is
movement on foot to build bridge
across the river at this place There
will be meeting at Kratzerville, this
county, on the 18th inst, to take some
action in the matter. The project is |
being led off on this side by Messrs. J.
w. and ]. A. Cake.
If Alcoholic Stmulants are taken
into the blood the heart works faster.
and this unnatural speed wears out the
vital machinery. All Intoxicating |
nostrums advertised as "tonics," reno. |
yators," &c, produce this disastr ous eff |
feet, and should he rejected. Dr. Walk
ers Vegetable Vinegar Bltters an In
ylgorant without the curse of alcohol.
is everywhere supplanting the poisons.
Nov. l2,lw,
IMPoRTANr To DRoyERs The Penn