The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-09-14

Tho days are over an hour shorter.
The oyster season began with Sep
ember.
Grapes arc said to bc good for dys-
pepsia.
The September term Of Court com.
mences OH the 25th.
The watermelons have obtained an
enjoyable state of perfection.
A number Of valuable farms arc ad.
vcrtised for sale in this paper.
Buildings can DO erected one-third
cheaper than before the panic.
The farmers arc busily engaged at
plowing in preparation for seed time.
Tho melodious melody Of the cider
mill now rolls out upon the rural air.
When you want custom invite it.
Many people never go where they are
not asked. And we don't blame them.
All those wishing bargius in Ready
made clothing Boots & Shoose Hats and
Caps would do we'll to call on wagenscller
and Son before purchasing.
Are you getting something up for
the Fair IL not already at work, do
not delay. There will be plenty of
strangers here on the occasion, and
Snyder county must put its best foot
foremost this centennial year.
BA-Just received u splendid assort.
Mcnt of Akron, Ohio, Stonwarc, which
I am selling at the rate of Fifteen cents
per gallon. This is the finest and best
"a, ~, A III Ia
vitcd to come and look for themselves.
J. w. DREESE.
DEDIcATroN.--St, Johns United
Brethren Church at Richiield Juniata
Co., will bc Dedicated on Sunday, the
l7thinst. Eminentspeakers will he pres
pnt. Services at ~ o'cloch A. NJ and
2. o'clock L. NJ. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to be present.
We learn from Juniata county pa
per, that on Sunday, the Bird inst.
three cows owned by Clinton Bowers,
who resides on Samuel Flemming's
farm, in Milford township. broke into
Il corn field and filled themselves, from
the eating of which they all three died
The next day.
One of tho most sensible items in the
new postal law, and the one which eve
rybody will appreciate, is that which
allows person to write his or her
name on the wrapper and also the
word from TO let the party receiving
1t know who it is from without violat-
ing the law.
FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-Miss Kate PA hler
. graduate Of the Pennsylvania Institution
for the blind, will hold Fair aud Festi.
val, In this place, on Monday AMI Tuesday
Of Court week, .26th and 26th inst. A
large variety Of useful and fancy needle
and bead work, made by her will be offer.
ed for sale. Books used by the blind will
be exhibited. Refreshments will be serv-
ed. All are cordially invited to attend.
n@-Call and examine our large lot
OF Linen Table Cloths. Napkins, Doy-
lies and Towels, and Handkerchiefs ;,
also, White Goods, Counterpanes and
HOneycOmb quilts which wo will sell
low at Wagonsellers.
EVERY body seems inclined to hold
fast to all the money they can get hold
of, and not disburse it any faster than
they can possibly holp.--.This only
makes times the tighter, and affects
business all the more. II is noticeable
that the less money there is in circula-
ton, the less business there is done.
Ifyou wish TO keep business brisk let
out all the money you can.
Cs,uennidl Celebrdfion.-A Union 8.
8. Celebration will be held Mt Salem on
Saturday the 10Th inst. The procession
will form at Salem Church at o n. IN.
and proceed to Henry Meyers Grove.
A cornet band will be present, to furn-
ish music. Profs. Boyer and Noetling,
Rev. w. A. Haas and VIM. Meyer will
address the assembly. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all s. s. to be pre-,
sent. All are invited to come.
Bsn's Pig departed this life on Monday
night last. Ben, with the patisnoe snd
synpathetio feelings Of the good ssmari;
tan ministered 10 its wants and attended
Il through Its long and distressing sick-
Dess with the untiring care and vigilance
OF an old hospital nurse. But the care Of
the nurse and the skill Of Doctor F. avail
cd nothing. DR.. r. after . thorough POST
NoRrsM pronounced the disease rEAsgL
WEASEL Sheriff X, says the immediate
cause Of death was that the head being
too heavy for the body II turned upside
down and died Of straugulation. II was
buried with the houors OF war at the
dead Of night--no drums beating SO.
WHAT shall be done with the large
apple crop? is one of the questions
asked by those who have large Or
chards. Cider barrels arc scarce, the
supply having. in consequence Of the
failnre of the apple crop for years, run
very low. People arc not prepared to
make use Of their superintendent fruit.
Years ago apples were turned into 'ap-
pie jack by the wagon load. But the
machinery for making that liquid is
now. wanting in this county. even ifthe
sentiment q the people permitted It to
be done. Honestly manufactured APP
ple-jaok would not be 20 near deadly
poison ~ the vile compounds, named
whiskies. now in general use.
We will a. heretofore make Il an OBJ
ject for parties buying for CASH and
WIN conklnue our plan of treating PER-
soas - that n.y. Will call again and
0&ko (lleIr purchases.
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