The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-12-06

;
Joel Grohs, one Of the Posr's old
stand-bys brings us new subscriber
nearly every week. Would that the
world had more such kind hearted,
honest old gentlemen.
Some fellows whose appetite for
whiskey overawed their fear of the
law, broke into the salesroom OF the
Shade Mountain Distillery on Sun
day night and stole five e-gallon
and one wo-gallon Jugs of whiskey
MATRIMONIAL MARKET.-The follow
ing marriage licenses have been
granted by the clerk of the Orphans
Court of Snyder county during the
last week:
81. G. Mechtly, Hummels Wharf.
Annie Heiser, Jackson twp.
SCharles Delong, Penns Creek.
Sarah j. Kuhns,
Sheriff Brown is now entertain
ing an amerous william who is charg-
ed with assaulting his mother with
the intent to commit rape. He
halls from Hartley Twp. but will
doubtless be absent from that sec
ton for a period to be designated
by Judge Bucher at the coming ses
sion of court.-Le,ciSJurg Loca,
Netcs.
The reunion of the 131st Pennsyl
vania Volunteers, Mt Shamokin, Pa.
on the 18th of December promises
to be a very interesting affair. TIL,
officers in charge are making ever,
arrangement, and we expect by mex
week to give the program OF the day
Francis Hoover, Kimber Farrow
w. w. Evert, Henry Shipp, J. r
Boughner, and all the old boys vii
work it up in good shape.-.Sunbuh!
Ne,cs.
Goshen News The use of com
mon flour of sulphur-a teaspoonfu
mixed in wine glassful of waite
and give as gargle, is said to be a
excellent remedy for diphtheris
Sulpher destroys the fungus. L
extreme cases where the gargle car
not be used, dry sulphur can be il
troduced into the throat through
quill or burned in the room wher
the patient can inhale it.
An exchange remarks: A grea
deal is said about what newspaper
ought to do for the people. 1t no.
and then might be quite proper t
hint that the people ought to d
something for the newspapers.
the people would do half as muc
for their home papers as their p,
pers do for them, it would not onl
insure frst-class paper in ever
community, but would more rapid
advance every other interest.
List Of letters remaining uncallo
5 for in the Post Office at Middl,
burgh, Pa, Dec. lst 1883.
l.. w. Brazee, S. G. Simon, Ge
Shipley, Fred Leitzel, Wesley Lie
, Geo. W. Atherton, Atty, Wilso
Arbogast. John Aumiller, Messr
Bomm Il Co., T.. Grant Koonti
7. Jessie Hykes, Peter r.. Graybil
Mrs. Virgie Rauch, Miss Eastt
Bills, Miss Annie b. Autanson, Mr.
A. NJ Pfahler.
|. GRIER BARBER,
Post Maste
I Grant Shuck Of Shamokin Da
e spent few days in Middleburgh la
/ week. Grant is II good fellow thoug
v he is something of n dude and hal
: kers after the Antique He wore
g pair of wide, broad-striped pant
Q looms of the Antique style, and q
Il old lady of Middleburgh seeing Graz
G cross the street, remarked to II neig
Dor : Cook amole der Grant Shuc
n Dare muss gawiss sporesome 81. A,
= wart much fun la gonsa olda so
stra ticha hussa. Dare gebt ocht 4
II 81 geld"
A District Teachers Institute w
organized III West Beaver townshi
u Nov, 2s, with Il. A. Wagner, Pres
d l.. g. Wagner, Vice President,
It II, Kanwell, Sec, Miss Mary Youn
d Asst. Sec. The first meeting will
IS at Mcclure Dec. 8. at 0 A. NJ. Su
le jects for discussion Arithmeti
J. making interest specially, r.
is Steimling. How would you tea,
% Physiology? l.. G. Wagner. p
le mary number, Miss Mary Youn
'r Spelling, w. III, Kanwell. Essa
'e Miss Cora c. Gearhart. Sele
Reading, L. G. Wagner.