The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-15
MIDDLEBURGH SNYDER CO, PA, NOVEMBER Is, 1888

at one tlme. Ellie OtOOpe, "Seu
thirteen years, of Moon township,
Beaver county, ate n large quantity
one day recently, and during the
night she complained of severe pains
about her heart. Before medical aid
could be reached she was dead.
Death was caused. by the too heavy
diet of chestnuts.
A number of hunting parties have
been out in the mountains this year
after deer and in almost every case
have little or no success in getting
venison. Last year was an excep-
tional one for hunters in this sec
ton, rs they came home with more
game than for years which was, as
il thought by some, due to the deer
being driven here by the mountain
fires in the Allegheny ranges.-Cen-
tire Hall Reporter.
For our British cousins we feel
the sincerest pity. 1t has been an
assumption of theirs from time i'm
memorial that they are the concen-
trated essence of governmental and
commercial wisdom, and they have
been specially offensive in their esti-
mate Of the genius of the American
people. They have been exceeding
ly meddlesome in the recent cam
paign, and now retire, ms they always
have, with their fingers seriously
burnt.
Mr.. John +. Boyer, fruit tree
agent of Fremont, sold S2l0.05
worth last week in five days. Mr.
Boyer is successful agent and his
customers are well pleased with the
trees they get, because he always
delivers good stock and thrifty trees,
and besides that he has studied
fruit culture so that he is able to
give permanent instructions to his
purchasers how to raise fruit sue
cessfully.
Ira Walters horse slipped his bri
die while tied to n post III front o
w. III. Beavers store on Saturda,
evening and after testing his speet
through our street and alleys he land
ed the buggy to which he was hitch
ed against tree in front of L. T.
Bowers house and ran ms far ~
Franklin where he was caught
Broken shafts was all the damag,
done the buggy.
George Spangler and DIR. j. w
Orwig made n bet on the general re
suit of the election of five dollars
Mr.. Spangler lost it and Mr.. Orwil
refused to accept the money. A
II compromise Mr.. Spangler Offered
to foot the bill for n grand oyste
supper at Mr.. Orwig's house. Tn,
event will take place tonight, anC
each of the gentlemen have invited
n select number of their friends, VIII,
with their ladies, will share in tn,
treat.
ERUPTION OF THE SKIN CURED. -
Brockvllle, ontario. Canada, December 2, lSs5
have used Brandreth's Pills fol
the past fifteen years, and thinl
them the best cathartic and
anti-bilious remedy known. Fol
some five years l suffered with NJ
eruption of the skin that gave IN,
great pain and annoyance. / triet
different blood remedies, but, al
though gaining strength, the itchins
was unrelieved, / finally concluded
to take thorough course of Bran
dreth's Pills. / took six each nigh
for four nights, then five, four, three
two, lessening each time by one, an(
then for one month took one every
night, with the happy result thai
now my skin is perfectly clear ant
has been so ever since.
I'D. tENNEY.
The Jubilee at Selinsgrove, con
sisted of fire works, loud cheers
and some unworthy scamp, without
the fear of Lord before his eyes, SCI
Geo. Wagenseller's arsenal on fire
Geo. didn't say bad words, but Ii,
did say paint her redLProf. Bill
hardt retreated and others wer,
scattered-Duck, Reg. & Rec. hit
behind the statute of Gov Snyder
and the ghosts of the departed deaC
got after him and he landed down a.
the Keystone, where Sam. Frain hat
an axcellent amman