The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-09-06
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO.. PA, SEPTEMBER G. 1885,
"Soon the winter win be coming,
And the icy winds VIII blow
And the landscape round about US
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WIN be mantled deep I'm snow.
Then our ears VIII be frost-bitten.
Aud wen want To shed the gore
OF that fend OF freezing weather
Who VIII never shut the door.
Then VIII thoughts go flying backward.
To those days gone by 80 sweet
When the harvest winds went whispering
Through the whiskcrs OF the wheat"
We understand that our Troxel-
vile correspondent is not able to
write us letter this week, having
exhausted all his energies in crying
sales for the Jews. We prescribe q
bottle of DIR. Walters Magical -Gagi-
cal-Self-adiusting- Back action Dead
open -and-shut Nerve Enervator.
Letters remaining uncalled for in
the Post Office Mt Middleburgh Pa.
Sept. 1st 'SS: Mrs. s. Gilbert Mrs
g. o. Hill (2) Miss s. Platt Mrs.
Mary J. Maurer Mrs. Hattie Gran
than Jonas w. Eshleman Mr..
Jacob Knouer Mr. Ernest G.. Brun-
ner ; Mr.. John Hartman Mr.. J. w.
Sharp. l. GRIER BARBER p. NJ.
A. H. Bowersox will start up
butchering i'll good earnest in few
days. He had intended to run to
Selinsgrove but as he would be com
PEELED to pay $3.50 license for frac-
tion of year he has changed his
course to Kramer, Freeburg and
Fremont. Wonder if Selinsgrove
calls that kind of tax protection or
prohibition Which?
A Harrison q Morton marching
club was organized at Freeburg on
Wednesday evening, Aug. 90, with
thirty members. The officers are,
Pres. Il. w. Tool Vice Pres. G.. W..
Fockler Treasurer, Alvin Wonder /;
Recording Secretary, G. A, Bodorf /;
Corresponding Secretary, G. f.
Meyer. They will meet every
Thursday evening at 7:3O in Boyer's
Hall.
For the benfit of our sporting
friends we submit below the dates
when the principle game comes in
season:
Grey squirrels, September l.
Deer, October /.
Pheasants, October /.
Turkeys, October Is.
Quail, October 10.
Rabbits, November /.
Woodcock, July 4.
People throughout the state of
Pennsylvania are receiving circulars
stating that Vanderbilt has be-
queathed $4,000, 600 to be given to
poor people, regardless of race or
color, at the rate of $50 each, which
will be sent to each applicant upon
receipt of $3.50 sent to u. L. Church,
agent, Long Island City" Many
people have been taken in by the
swindle.
While Franklin Bubb and Elmer
Sechman were engaged in chopping
wood on Samuel Wittenmyers track
one and one-half miles east of Mid
dleburgh on Thursday of last week,
they felled tree, in the trunk of
which they found four young coon
which had reached the size of rat.
They placed them together near the
tree in the evening so the mother
could easily find them when she
wished to return to her family.
We learn from the Scranton Daily
Truth that the case against j. Albert
Shaded of this county for sending
obscene matter through the mails
was called up in the District Court
held there this week and was contin-
ued. 1t states also that H. H. Grimm
of this place was assigned the de-
Tense of May Mofiit, charged with
attempting to pass counterfeit mon
ey ut Titusville on the 9th of last
May. The prisoner was found guilty.
AT a meeting of the Memorial
Committee of the Survivors, Asso-
citation of the 15Oth Regiment, p. V.
Bucktails) held week before last, it
was decided to postpone the dedica-
tion of the State Monument to mark
position of Regiment at Gettysburg
on 1st day of battle, and tablet for
End and 3D. days, until Pennsylvania
Day, in May next. The annual
meeting of the Association will be
held Sept. 4th at 8 p. m, in Town
Hall Germantown, Pa. Comrades
who have not yet sent their names
and addresses to the Secretary.
Capt. w. r. Ramsey, 511s Viola
street, Philadelphia, should do so at
once.