The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-03-25

The rapidity and precision Of the
construction OF G. g. Seebold's store
house by John +. Stetler Is among
the wonders Of modern accomplish
ments and proves him an architect OF
ability.
MUSICAL COLLEGE. Mrs. Jennie NJ
McMurtrie OF Philadelphia, n gradu-
ate Of Salem, Conn, has been engag-
ed as Principal to teach the 29th ses-
sion Normal Music school of six weeks
with able assistants, beginning April
26th, 1886. Address F. G. Meyer, Mu-
sical Director, Freeburgh, Pa.
Sol. Oppenheimer was to the city In
January when he ordered Il large
stock of Spring and Summer goods
which is Eow daily coming In and I'LL
ing up the shelves which are becom-
ing vacated 10y his immense sales. He
will go again us soon rs his health will
permit.
Mrs. NJ. s. Feese of Beavortown is
the owner and operator of most
thriving little business in the sale of
flour, queensware, confectioneries,
&c, Sc. Her business tact demon
strates to n certainty that women
have sphere in life beyond the toll
and drudgefy of household duties.
Daniel Snyder and David Stahlnec-
ker have secured the contract of Mr..
McCauley for digging out the cellar
and foundation for the new Jail for
$50 90. John and Aaron Stahlnecker
have the contract for furnishing the
foundation stone. IL will require 800
pcrches or more, for which Mr.. Nc
Cauly pays them $l.25 perch.
Stetler's Cornet Band was out sere-
nading one evening last week and fa-
vored the editor with one Of therncw
marches. They are constantly i'm
proving and expect soon to reach the
tor. They have secured work on the
new Jail for several fine cornetsts
who will be valuable addition to their
ranks.
hereby inform the people of Mid.
dlebursh and vicinity that | will open
a school on the hill April ., 1856, to
continue ten weeks. Compctunt as
sistants be secured If necessary. All
the common school branches in con
nection with the higher branches will
be taught. Terms 81 30 to $500 for
term. j. l.. EISKNuAUER.
NOTICE TO DFBroRS. Notice is
hereby given that the books and out =
standing claims of jeremiah Crou. e
have been assigned to mo for the
benefit of creditors. Allpersons know
ing themselves indebted to him will
please pay at once and save costs, as
legal proceeding will be instituted for
the recovery of the same unless the
above request is complied with.
j. q. GROUSE.
Nearly all that we know we accept
on the testimony of somebody else. If
those who have never tried Dr. WALK
RR's CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIrTERs,
and are suffering from dyspepsia,
bilious or other fevers, kidney or liver
complaint, or from impure blood, will
receive the testimony OF the many
thousands who have tried the Bittcrs,
and been cured, they will be acting
wisely.
Strange and unlocked for medicinal
qualities have receGtly been discover
ed in tobacco. Some OF our religious
denominations have "shut DOWN on
their ministers using tobacco. The
first thing on deck after the passage
Of said ordinance, was one OF the fold
who used il for throat trouble, anoth-
or for toothuche, another as uervine
tonic, and still another for indiges
ton. The next will be for epilepsy
and ingrowing toe-nails.
The many friends Of Jere Grouse in
Snyder county, will be pleased to learn
that he has bridged the financial
chasm which recently threatened to
engulf him. All his business will be
conducted as heretofore, and Shade
Mountain Dew" is again attainable
by simply addressing him. He will
sell lot of personal property at the
Washington House on Saturday next,
27th, for the particulars Of which see
the bills.
John NJ. Steininger of the Posi- has
been canvassing the west end of the
county during the last week in the
interest Of the Posi-. He has been
very saccessful-owing to his infu-
ence with the women-among whom
he is a general favorite. He is per-
fectly harmless, however,if left alone.
he is full of business, wears saffron
moustache, Is married, and his word is
As good as his check on a sand bank.
Selinsgrove is just now agitatod
over the prospects of getting the Wat
sontown Boot & Shoe Factory within
its borough limits. The town is to
subscribe so5, 900 towardsit. Canvas
sers are soliciting subscriptions from
the citizens and AW. Potter address
ed the people on the subject in the
Hall on Tuesday evening. Ii is n