The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-09-26
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST

,otumns melancholy days are not
far Of.
The next legal holiday will be
thanksgiving Day.
o,sters are reported as being in
srtelass condition this season, as
,oouslity, and plentiful in quantity.
Some Of the young men ofMiddle-
hnrrh are sowing their wild oats
mixed with a little "old rye
Do not all that you can spend not
IN that you have believe not all
Ith,t YOU hear and tell not all that
you know.
When you get ready to set up your
|,tove this fall, mix a little salt and
sinegar and clean the mica. 1t will
bolt
We hear a great deal about labor
lsiorm but there seems to be a
rreater need of reforming some of
hose fellows who don't work.
The Merchants Protective Asso-
Iiation Of Snyder county will meet
/ Middleburgh, on Tuesday, Oct. l..
Ful attendance is requested.
n. L. DUSDoRE, Pres.
C. GuTELIUs, Sec.
Mrs. H. H. Leitzel, of Main street
sye birth to a pair of twins on last
|nday and had been dangerously
ck in consequence, but is now
pnewhat better, we are glad to
late. te.-lNiHheim Journal.
The Granger Picnic ut Centre
Al was well attended but the ex-
bits and general management were
failure. 1t is estimated that IL, 900
bOple were on the ground on Thurs
y
Next Tuesday is October 1st, when
Der and pheasants may be legally
pot. The open season for quail has
pen reduced to six weeks, i. g. from
oy ! to Dec. 10. See revised game
ws in this issue.
Capt. d. 7. Rhoads, Aaron Rem
hger, c. H. Dunkelberger, Ex-
leriff Reichly, Ner B. Middles-
prth and Elias Minium. members
Capt. Ryan Post, G.. A. II. of
lddleburgh, proceeded to Fremont
Monday evening and mustered
lpt, Wm. Harding into their order.
Bolls, pimples, and skin diseases
all kinds speedily disappear when
blood is purified by the use OF
|ers Sarsaparilla. 1t mas no equal
q tonic Alternative, the results be-
immediate and satisfactory.
your druggist for it, and take
other.
rheumatism is caused by a pois-
puS acid in the blood and yields
Ayers Pills. Many cases which
med chronic and hopeless, have
u completely cured by this medi-
1t will cost but little to try
a' effect the Pills may have in
fcaSe' We predict success.
FOurt closed on Wednesday noon.
as the poorest attended Snyder
n'y Court held for many years.
wet weather had delayed seed
and the farmers remained at
and worked. The business of
term was very light-requiring
TWO days of court. Snyder
my Is becoming more of an
,ina every day. Fourteen hun
majority for whiskey, Il 800, 900
ana still nobody in it-with only
Jays OF court to the term.
correspondent of the New York
and Express gives the follow
a. The best method of keep
'ne contents of cistern from
Ia.ins a. and becoming offensive:
'ae spout run to the bottom of
i''ern' You will then hayenew
every time it rains. The old
VIII be buoyed or borne up.
,, 'urown OFT. Sometimes a single
Gni throw off all the old water
give give entirely new. If you have
SOuOt OF this, fill a pail with
- run a tube 10 the bottom of
u' py means of a funnel, turn
water into it by way of the
m "uu You will see that the water
u'n INTO the tube will 60 to the |
m ~ oi the pail, and the water
'D' IN hrst will be thrown off.