The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-29
A two-inch snow greeted our peo-
pie on Monday morning.

All those heating and itching hu-
mors of the scalp, so troublesome to
many persons, are effectually cured
by the use of Ayers Hair Vigor. Ii
not attended to in time, these dis
ease are very liable to result in loss
of the hair.
The Freeburg Courier says Jere.
Grouse, Esq, of Middleburgh, rep
resented the county of Snyder as
one of the return judges to count
the vote polled in this Congressional
district at Lewistown. on Tuesday
of last week. Mr.. Grouse was hon
ored by being elected president of the
board, courtesy due him as gen
tleman of large experienced in poll
ticial affairs, excellent judgement,
and business capacity which is rec
ognized by every man with whom he
comes in contact.
If the average editor were possess
ed with n spirit ofrevenge instead OF
the opposite he could give many u
one away very badly, who moves a
way and sneaks off without paying
his paper. 1t is just what should be
done, and every other creditor who
is "stuck" should publish card of
exposure, and a number of copies of
the paper should be distributed in
the neighborhood where the abscon-
ding creditor moves.
The Adamsburg hunting party re-
turned Saturday after a weeks camp
in the Seven Mountains. One fawn
was shot which bit the dust under
the unerring aim of our old friend
Bob Middleswarth. We elsewhere
publish an article from the Philadel-
phia Times of Monday on the ex-
perience of the Philadelphia hunters
who had accompanied ''our boys" to
the woods, which gives the most
conclusive evidence that not all
newspaper hars-and some other
liars-are residents of Snyder coun-
ty.
The Centre Co. Democrat pub
lished at Spring Mills, Pa, T. Ben
ton Ulrich, editor, is III the hands of
its creditors. Mr. Uhich's editorial
enterprise was an unfortunate ven
ture. With no knowledge of the
mechanical part of the business and
no ability as an editor, he sailed
fourth with n light heart and thin
pair of breeches, seeing only sunshine
III the future and free railroad pass
es and complementary tickets to
snide shows littering his pathway.
He soon learned that the editorial
bed Of roses was n dclusion, and he
turns up in the same dilemma that
the ooy did who tickled the mules
hind legs with straw.
The Legislature of Pennsylvania
just elected will this winter again
have before it and no doubt pass
the bill submitting to the vote of the
people, the Constitutional Amend
ment prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of liquors as beverage.
The Amendment must first pass two
consecutive legislatures before be-
ing submitted to the people for rat
itication 1t passed the last Legis-
lature and will in all probability be
passed again this winter, though if
so it will not be for anything the
Prohibitionists have done to ad.
vance it. In many districts they
ran candidates for the Legislature
against members who had voted for
the Amendment. Ii the bill should
fail this winter it will be killed for
some years.
MATRIMoNnL MARKET The follow
ing marriage licenses have been
granted by the clerk of the Orphans
Court of Snyder county during the
last week
lJohn Schaffcr Perry twp
Kate A. Snyder, Richiield
IT. Nj: Leonard, Adamsburg
lJennie Gross,
IJacob Frock, New Berlin
Emma Yerger, jackson twp
NJoseph Page, Mt. Pleasant Mills
iAlice kemrer, Shaded
-: B. Frymoyer' Oriental
Kate A. Wildt, 4"
lHughlen +. Boyer, Salem
lCora G. Sholly, Kreamer
> SAllen >. Row., Salem
, Minerva Sholly, Kreamer
~. p. Bradish, Buffalo, N. Y
Il Elorence Murnby HartlanJ -