The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-28
,y1a-o 5,-r 40 the young mon Of Beaver

aNN
70 take ont an advertisement on the
,1,e oreconomy is worse than taking
ovn your sign.
,,,,cn aud women only stated what
Inew 10 be true. how much hap
isy humanity would bo.
u, Kearns Of Beavertown lost two
.A;iJren within week. Disease
lipblherla'
March having come 10 like lamb, our
..,l,r. nay rest asslroi that It will go
.",----sbout the lst OF April.
uovlnv time Is near at hand. and
~, Jay /, one u be dreaded by many.
Tbrre noyings is equal to one burn
cut"
c,utnIng butter 10 not diffi,ult when
,,..,re in q healthy condition. fou,Zs
c.ah,,,ed Horse aul Cattle Powders will
Zee, any disorders In the system,
Perhaps your neighbor is too po-
Ma 10 tell you 80, but still he does not
Ike 10 loan you his newspaper. Sub.
,erbe for it youself, and you will new
G regret II.
We have faith in the virtue Of the
liver dollar. If any of our delinquent
.abscribers doubt this. let them try us,
and we will guarantee to remove all
iheir doubts upon the subject
Do YOU love your children Then do
sl allow them TO suffer with coughs and
.,lI.. Get bottle OF DR.. Haas Expcc-
,.r,ut, aud thus have the means at hand
IA avert q fatal termination. rs and 30
cents bottle.
YOU have q farm to rent, adver-
,,e Il. IL you wish to rent farm,
slvertise for one. There are many
persons of both classes in the county
b.king for each other. The card
y9sld bring them together.
A bill has been introduced in the
legls sa,ure making it misdemeanor
10 furnish tobacco, either for chewing
or smoking, by sale, gift or otherwige,
70 any minor under the age of eighteen
wears.
AccipEST.-On Wednesday last, Ma
than Shsmbach, Blacksmith Of our
town, whilst Welding n steel bar re-
eeiyed painful injury in the left eye
ty steel scale flying into il, which,
perhaps, may result in the total loss
i OF vision.
The voices Of spring are multiplying
every day. A fortnight ago we notic-
oil the presence with US of the blue
bird and robin red breast. Since then
We have had the call Of the meadow
blsckbird, the pee-wee, the lark, and
lastly, if not the most welcome, the
erosS OF the awakening frog.
Some Of the citizens OF this county
WHO sought the grassy plains, aftsble
climate, good hunting ground aud the
vsles that flow with milk and honey
in Kanses, have returned heartily cured
oitheir western fever, and willing t.
endure the hills, and more common
fare incident to life in little Snyder
People who wish early tomatoes
should sow the seeds in boxes now
ksep them in warm place, when the
ptnts are five or six inches in heiyh
i,isa good plan to transplant them
into fruit cans, Que plant into each
can. This will give we'll grown and
hardy stocks when the time comes foi
hansplanting them into the garden.
The Fdirnoum H1use.-John Lin
heri, late Landlord OF the Raudepbusl
Hotel, in Adamsburg, has taken pos
session of the FairmOunt Hotel il
Franklin. Mr.. Limbert is an expert
enced landlord and is favombly know
for his excellent social qualities. good
liquors and fine dinners. His term,
sre liberal, and persons attending
Court should give him trial.
A March devoid of moisture hs
generally been preferred by tillcrs OF
the soil, and there are manv proverb,
70 justify the preference. Perhaps the
most familiar of these sayings are. -
peck of March dust is worth king
rassom," and "a dry March never
begs its bread" IL would doubtless he
impossible to trace the origin of lhes
sdages, but ut all events they prov,
that our forelathers were not entirel,
unobservant of cause and effect.
DoS'T BE SwISBLED. "A large numbe
ofpersons in this State are receiving
circulars from New York firm repre-
senting that they have drawn lot q
genuine jewelry, consisting of 105 dii
ferent patterns, valued at S275 to $2S(
and that q percentage of Sl4 is due o.
the same. The firm who sends on
these circulars is pronounced frau,
by the New York World, as anybod
with spoonful Of Braines might hav,
guessed it to be.
ACCIDENT On Thursday last ou
neighbor Sam Bowen was on his wa
to cry a sale, aud mt the he'd Hill h
was invited to take seat in bugg
with a stranger who was going his wa,
Getting into the buggy and about u
seat himself the horse frighten g
throwing Sam out over the wheel sc
yerely dislocating the left wrist join
Sam il n large, powerful man an
didn't squeal when DIR. Rockefeller sc
it, but he turned considerably pal
and made some ugly faces.
nay-S. IPeis Selinsgrovc is now onei
ing great bargains, and special induce
ments in Dry Goods and Notions. I
order to reduce his large stock &
goods, before the middle of March an
prepare for an early Spring trade, ii
is selling now at greatly reduced pri
ces in fact great many articles 4
cost. We would advise our readers I
call at the above mentioned establish
ment If they want bargains. NOV
is THE TINE. Headquarters fl
Motto Frames s. Weis' Selinsgrov,
The following are the appointment
for Carlisle District, Evangelical Ass,
citation, as made by that Conferenc,
at its late Sessions at Glen Rock, Yor
county, Pa.
Z. KoHR-Presiding Elder.
Carlisle-- A. II. Irvine.
Big Springs. l. Shortiss. W. II
Gross.
HAgsrstown-B. F. Anthony.
Marysvills-G. Y. Zehn
Newport and Patterson--G. W. OurriI
Perrys-J. NJ. Longsdorf
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