The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-03-16

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Boys, see how many cygs You can hide
for Easter. That festival comes on the
10th os April this year.
Kite time, leap frog season anl the
marble epoch approach. Therefore is
the boy of the period happy.
Ali IpanamlGer & Browns woDlCnS
are sponged in the piece, on the prem.
ises, 9Th and Market, Philadelphia.
Moving Day comes on ap~ec, and
If you have net secured hdDi,ation
for the next year, you had better be
looking round.
Corn was generally put away too
early last fall and mug. of il IS spoil.
ing Some farmers have sJu-l half og
their crops m0Uldy in thc crib
We learn that II. A, Bo'ig has
leased the Tailmount Hotel, kept l1y
George Guyer. in Franklin township.
Henry knows how to keep hotel.
If any of our Subscribers intend to
change their Post Ot.ce address this
Spring, they should not neglect and let
us know in time. We cheCriuliy change
the address Of any of our subscribers at
any time If desired to do SO.
~ - a'"alS Silc Iulci At'I WIG"
YOU hear man or Woman very much
sbu1ed, to ihcuna TO tA'nE better OF
thetl, anu % Vai''ST tu'tl' on " q,
person VINO appeared - TAG ue',%hI
IN pointing out inc oeiee'S Oh !eI'o"
creature
People going to Harrisburg will
find the Laudis Hotel, near the Cam
berland Valley dcrCt, one Of he best
places III The city to J;op -. Nr. A, i
LsnGls' 'hs pfpFI,o'0F - h'hH' Ee",1'
Iaha.orI, anu WIN tPn'p no pains 70
Ih'.Ne ',s su's" eo''''o''"o'c' ic''hs
fe"son"oIc'
On Monday mont 2 week some
person LEFT a b2g i..,t q corn, a. hr.
Cha3. fnydCrb corn c.!h, IN franklin
twp. Tie o"ucr the btS Is request
cd TO come forward, r.o;o property,
ana tSLe the bag, liaIlu) the corn
away, or hc--"c mgHn tAe haS-Wi.I
oe oo'''' VIZ" "N0o, ~'.'E !" law
Ray what you WI! o. leap'year prlVl'
leges, there ar? =. Gooi many fellow
who would be delighted t. nave thtr
swcct-hearts step up TN Top the MO
mentons question, iati'n& the nerve 10
do 1t themselves. 90 I0r the!n, %.E5,
II they're worth having; they il hnd
their nerve a!ter marriage
An exchange goes for the church
door lonfers thusly ave are sure that
no gentleman will be caught standing
among the puppies that infc,t the
church doors, watching FOR the ladies
20 come out ana no laiy Will accept
an escort who present. himself lrom
crowd OF such contemplate nnny-
bummers."
Coal ASHES FOR PEAR TREEs. Coal
ashes have n awonderrul effect upon pear
trees, especially those growing in light
soil Our ashes c. last winter we're us
ed around trees in liberal quantities,
and those thus treated have outgrown
ANYTHING in the orchard. Some that
were even sicbly, and apparently ready
to give up their hold on life, have been
restored to perfect health by these
remedies. Peninsula News.
n ia urood unon all norsora who
own cround larme or small whetLcr In
city or country, town or village. to
plant tree on the first day of April,
next, that our children and our child
ren's children may know and remem-
ber "a the tree planted by patriotic
hands in the first centennial year of tho
republic. Some of the tree thus plant
ed will doubtless be standing when the
nation celebrates its second centennial
and will by that time be objects of not
o little curiosity. Our tree has been
engaged.
Xyhon won con man tbo, shre,os
,oosoiv aIonc "" wi,h lie Lrn"s " Inocis9 "',i
inc togother and hist toes nointinr in