The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-01-10

theif names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
per please notify us:
Charles Boyer, Dec. | ,'ss
Adam Saith, Dec. /, 80
George j. Roush, Sept. |, 's7
Mrs. John Gemberling, Dec. 1, 'SS
J. ). Yea,ick, Nov. l,'s9
Peter Hernor, Nov. /, 's9
u. Il. Herman, Jan. /, 80
Reuben Weirick, Jan. IA, SO
w. q. Smith, March. 6, 80
Irwin Bowersox, Jan. !. 80
Nj. Il. Schoch, Jan. !, 80
M X. Hassinger, Jan. !, 30
VIM. Heeter, Apr. 1889
Elias Hummel, April /. 's9
On Tscsday morning an entire
new dis,5hy Of photographs in Der
stine's showcase in front of the
Court House greeted our people and
have attacted general attention ever
since. II il, we think, the finest dis
play yet made by this famous artist,
and 1T goes without saying that none
excel ii even in our first class cities.
You ms" talk against flattery all you
please, we have our pictures taken
for better or worse" and none of us
would select the "worse" when we
can maze ourselves look our '1evel
best" for the same price. They say
Derstine's pictures fiatter. Did you
ever hear of any one taking oflense
at this He possesses exceptionally
good taste in posing, as n re-toucher
and iinisher he has no superior
You viii always find his gallery two
doors south of Odd Fellows corner,
Lewistown Pa.
Brothsr Trout OF the Jsewistown
ys'res =, Cssc Deputy nere,A lie Collec
tor, ut II salary of 81 900 per onnum
Lesher of the Selinsgrove Times U.
s. Mail clerk ut 81 900 per annum
Eicholtz, of the Sunbury Democrat,
Post Master ut $lS0O per annum
Lumbard, of the 7ribuHc, Assistant
Iranscnbing Clerk at 800 for thi i
Legislative session, and SchOch, of
Miillinbmg Ttlegrdph, Assistant
Sargeant-at-Arms at last session of
the Legislature, is not such Il bad
showing for the newspaper frntcr-
nifty in this neck o'thc woods. 1t is
too often the caso that little country
editors are used by oflicc-scckors us
stepping stones to their eXaultcd
positions, never thereafter TO receive
recognition until they are again need
ed. We rejoice to sec our brethren so
well cared for. As for us, we have
no high aspirations. Once wcaimed
our arrow at the sun and lost it in
the tall clover. Our toasted bread
always falls on the buttcrcd side,
and we never drew cuts that we did
not get the short straw. Yes, boys,
We glory in your luck, stick to
your Doodle and don't forget the
In p-hoo-euce that got you there
We would call the attention of our
many readers 30 meeting of more
than ordinary importance, which
will take place at Lewistown, Jan
uary l6 and 18th, 1889, We allude
to the annual meeting of the State
horticultural association, of Penn
sylyania. All persons interested in
horticulture and fruit growing, and
every lover of the beautiful, should
attend one on more sessions of this
meeting. Three sessions will be
held to which all are invited TO con
tribute, alld every one is cordially
invited to attend and take part in
the discussions. Messrs. W. NJ
Panuebaker and Henry Ort are resi-
dent members of the association
and have the preliminary arrange
ments in charge,
Excursion tickets will be issued
by the railroads. Circulars and
further ph. iticulars may be had upon
application to Henry Ort on W. Nj.
PannebakelE, or by addressing the
secretary, N, b. Engle, Waynesboro,
Pa. Let thdr be full attendance,
III. j. Cub lertson, Esq, will deliver
the address pf welcome.
1t is altogeI ther probable that the
Wednesdays iyening session will be
held in the purt house, when the
president OF the association will de-
liver his ann al address, -Letoistoaon
Free Prsss,s