The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-04-29

See new adv. Of Schch Bros, Sc
linsgrove, in this issue.
That cold wave predicted by the
Western weather prophet did no.
reach us.
The organs OF the body most given
to shirking their regular work are the
stomach, bowels, liver and kidneys.
A medicine that stimulates these or
gans into healthy action Is invaluable.
VINEGAR BIrTBRs CORDIAL does this,
and does its work permanently. THE
CORDIAL has a delicious taste. and is
most grateful healing remedy for
piles.
IMPORTANT NoTIcR. re-
turned, will yet remain at Middle
burgh, until after May Court. After
which time will take down my gal
lery preparatory to moving to anoth-
er town. Don't delay your opportu-
ity while you may-rain or shine
'otuiop tdhcu ~ NcSy uOueTote pr
ces. Yours Respectfully,
8. F. DEIBERT,
Middleburgh, Pa, April %, SO.
G. W. Derstine's Photograph Gal
lery is still growing In popularity as
his fame spreads as an artist. 1t Is
said by artists to be II difficult task to
paint lily, but the best looking OF
our girls can detect improvements in
their looks from Derstine's pictures.
We would therefore advise all who
want to see an Improvement on the
common mirror to go to Lewistown
and have their pictures taken at his
gallery.
Tom Murty, Sunbury's enterprising
clothier ,uakes his politest bow to the
people Of Snyder county in the sup
plement accompanying this issue of
the PosT. He holds forth opposite
the Central Hotel, and through his
honesty and fair dealing IL rapidly
raking In the trade OF Northuinber-
land and adjoining counties. When
you 60 to Sunbury to buy call on him
and you will be sure to get just what
you bargained for at prices lower than
at any other house in the town.
The Harry Sisters, aged respective.
ly 0, Q and and IL years, will give one
Of their wonderful Musical and Liter.
ary Entertainments at Middleburgh,
on Friday evening, May l4th, and at
Adamsburg on the 18th. They come
here highly recommend as giving u
most remarkable and pleasing enter
tainment. They are pronounced the
best educated children in the world,
and are expert violinists, vocalIsts and
elocutionists. They appear here un-
der the auspices Of Grand Army Of
the Republic and deserve a good
house. Admission 25 and Is cents.
THE KIND WE LIKE.-The follow
Ing from B. F. Ednonds OF Golden
Corners, Ohio, explains itself:
ED. Posi-: AS my subscription has
expired l herewith remit you IA check
for 81 for which please continue my
su description to the Posi-. The POsT
Is always "a welcome friend with us
AS 1t Is from our old home. 1t gives
us great deal Of interesting news for
which we are eager to obtain ii as soon
as its arrival is announced. We are
living In a pleasant as we'll as nice
N a r nf lhin MI 20 ,,it l.. Oh
OF three different railroads.
remain yours truly,
b. II. EDMoNDs.
G. w. Derstine has placed an entire
new line Of photographs in his show
case in DIR. Hassinger's office. They
show great artistic skill and are uni
versally pronounced superior in every
respect to any photograph work pro-
duced by any artist this side Of Phil
adelphia-where Mr.. ID. learned the
art, and where $l2 per doz is charged,
while his prices are less than half that
amount. Should you want good work
nearer at home than you will ever get
it again. call on him near Odd Eel
lows Corner, Lewistown, Pa.
G. Howard, the jolly Irish peddler
shook the boys by the hand this week
and had a jolly good time all by him
self. He is among the few pack ped
dlers that deals In straight goods,
while he himself is yard wide and
all wool but the buttons. He Says
Snyder county is the best place he
ever was In, and he hopes that the
first man he runs against in heaven
will be the editor OF the Posi-. He
had his pictures taken by Mr.. Deibert
on Monday and the "girrells are near
ly goin' woild over them, and sure its
no wonder, when it's himself that's al
most distracted wild EN-" Long live
Charley, the Irish peddler.
d. T. Rhoades, last week while hunt
ing through basketful of old rubbish
belonging to our old friend Albright
Swineford, found the following ticket
No. a0s. '-'''''''-''-'"-i
This ticket will entitle the bear.
er to such prize as may be drawn
against its number In the distri-l
button OF property at Middleburg.
HENRY BEACHEL. |
Jan. "a, 1924.
Another card reads:
Arpo,e,um Swruuunnn c.. W.,