The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-04-25
l,gWIsTOWN DIVISION.
Straw hats are being resurrected.
B.TAYLOR. superintender OF

April showers bring forth May flows
ers.
If you want to increase your business
advertise.
The iron trade in Pennsylvania is
again revivng.
Two now houses are in course of
erection in Franklin.
The reaper agents aro preparing Tor
the summer campaign.
The jumping-rope fever has set in
with the charms offspring.
A first,class Chinese dinner consists
of rats and tallow-candles.
The lookout for a revival OF business
this spring is encouraging.
Candidates are con the wing"-so
are tree and patent.right men.
Instead of clasps, tlhwers are used to
fasten necklaces and bracelets.
The now Town Council are looking
after streets, pavemcnts and alleys.
Mark down the past winter rs one
that had no backbone to be broken.
There are some people who know
more about others, business Than their
own.
A little nonsense now and then is rel,
ishei-weli wa relish q good dinner
>my. ri .ss OF Straw Goods, new and
ynny % nable at Weis 4 oppenheimers
selinSsrove.
Tho fishermen arc beginning to as
sert their rights over the inny tribe
with o vengeance.
Now thnt short skirts are coming in
TO fashion agsiI, what will the ladies
carry IN their hands!
BeA.weis & oppcnhoimer sell Gents
Percale Shirts at 50cts. Fine White
Shirts as low as 76 cts.
An exchange says the american
tramp can't be eradicated. and wants
to know if he can be cultivated.
The Gypsies have made their appear
ance in Bowers Grove their camping
ground for early hall u century.
David Rauch who has removed from
this place to Lebanon is snugfy situat-
ed aud likes his new home admirably.
Ttais spring weather brings out the
bees and the two-year olds-see our
streets for the latter-we fill the Bill
well.
Laley and Johnson, Of Carlisle. have
shipped to Philadelphia, from this
county sixteen carloads ofhorscs since
last fall.
4 white ribbon" movement has
been started to discourage the use of
tobacco. The motto is: "Daro to be
decent"
Jacob Gilbert, Esq, has hung out his
single, on Gravel Hill, painted by
Philip Swineford and is undoubtedly
well executed.
There is not 50 much fight in the
English lust now as there was some
time ago. The English bull didn't
brighten the Russian bear muchly.
Last Saturday night our Will was
heard 10 say to his gal-"deer Katy /
lay yoo moro nor any gal in franklin"
."Pshsw Will, let me see your tongue"
NO. .Weis & Oppenheimer, Market
St., Selinsgrove, are selling Men and
Boys Plain and Fancy Fine Cashmere
Suits -Mens' a. low as 1925 Boys
s250.
E. Dentz, Matchmaker, has located
pm Back Street and carries on his BUSH
hess of repairing and cleaning watches
nthe building lately occupied by q.
" Granello.
New SlaNs.---At Moats's Drug Store,
rymans Saddler Shop, Raudabach's
Tailor Shop, Katherman's Furniture
tooms, Miss Ellen Beaver, Millinery,
Q. Gutelius, Ready-mads Clothing,
Confectionery &C.
On Friday last two shad wagons were
town Fresh Shad o." reverbera-
d throughout the length and breadth
this village and 80 boys Joined the
lorus and yelled as loud as they
Puld bawl Fresh Shad o."
House cleaning Is the rage now. nj
amusing to 60 along the street and
the poor fellows tugging at30 yards
dusty carpet or half through tho job |
carrying 10 psih Of water or scrub |
q and the women scoldipg at $40
u. Atkinson ESQ., Of Ito Juniata |
has taken unto himself . rib, and |
% doing be has paid little heed TO |
sage advice Of the Senior Weller. |
! WARE Of tho viddsrs, Samivel," He
oar congratulations.
any OF the people, throughout the
nty, ere under the impression that
connected with the school that
win progress In PORT. NoOtlings |
dinx 7 wish IN correct this impress
! have no personal interest in |
private scho0ls. w. =. SHARP. |