The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-11-02
Vote for Thad. NJ
Mahon, for Congress.
Maj Mahon Is honest.
capable, and should be
elected.

0X6CCeQ.
John Barbin, George Zortman and
Benton his son. all Of Ohio. formerly
Residents of this place arc here visiting
their friends and acquaintance. They
nrc all looking well aud have accumu-
lated comfortable homes and estates
~ their adopted State. They are sound
Hayes men.
Tote for BENJAMIN F.
UaeenseIler, for Senator.
He ,taU receiUe the support
of both partieSm this cO,tn-
tU
Our friend VIM. Reichley will again
take charge Of the Renninger school.
lie is ranked among the best teachers
In the county. Ii tho township School
Board don't soon make \ change he
will claim the school house and all
"by right Of peaceablc possession for
twenty-onc years"
Vote for Charles Mjller,
for .dSSenaJIY. lie is the l1-
dOrerS friend,
Charles Webster, aged Ga years, was
found dead few days ago in the ditch
alongside the road near Thompson
town, Juniata Co. Tie deceased had a
deep CASH back OF his left ear and there
were other indications of foul play.
No valuables were found upon his per-
son, and the examination Of tho coro.
ner's jury elected no facts to explain
tho Old mana douth
Vote for Jtmes. M Yam.
sant. for Register and Re-
c0rder, Mr.. Tamzant has
prOven to be one otfthe best
officers zoe eUer had IN this
county,
REspoNsIBrttTY OF HEtArIyEs.-Ifere
Is Q fact not generally known An act
ofthe legislature Of Pennsy ylvania. pass
ed June 13, 1876, ssys "The father
and grandfather, and the tnother and
grandmother, and the children and
grandchildren, OF every poor person
unable to work, shall at their own
charge, being of sufficient ability; re-
lieve and maintain such person at
such rate 40 the Quarter Sessions Of
the county where such poor person re-
sides shall order and direct" This, Il
will be seen, makes, children and
grandchildren responsible for the sup
port Of their parents and grandparents.
u the latter are unable to maintain
Themselves; while il makes parents
and grandparents liable for the sup
port of their children and grandchil-
dren, III case the latter are destitute
and unable to work for a living.
Vote for John III. Ar7a0ld
for District Atto17seY.f Mr..
II. lUiW make q cOnapetent
md F0itlstMJ officer.
CHEERFuLNEss. Cultivate q sunny
disposition under all circumstances
alld conditions Of NE. Cheerftilness il
the bower Of happiness and fruit of
conteutnssnt. With pSoftIse abundance
gather h and place 1t in your store
house Of th00ght that IL nlsy always be
there ready f0r use and IN use oil the
time. IL usgical pOwn will disann
and destroy three lgurths at least Of oil
the annoyanoes which ever stand ready
70 vex whenever II p3sases the dispbsis
ton to recognize and encourage Them.
The practice of constant ctseerliflness
Is medicine 70 the body, and nourish-
ment to the mind. It's value b Of great
price, and vet the possession Of It j
within the means of every one. II
cannot be made ' monopoly. n is inv
70 oil. Possessed OF such merit, obtsin-
able on ouch easy conditions, the WON
gSr II that there should be occasion to
lament the lack Of II anywhere. Where
unfortunately II b not, II proves very
concIusively . ysluable privilege is be-
ing wsotedAo waste no one can afford.
taking into scoount Whist y best for
their we'll bsing. N. .s1 w. ''.'e
Vote tor Samuel r. Shea
~ for Jtssy COwsDsissi0nev.
Rsmsnabsr on Tuesday is slectiou
~ 1ssyy HePabliosn should vets,