The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-08-01

| Low 1OuuS, ENeCutOT VI oohh
Yonng, late of Centre twp, decd,
will sell the personal property of said
decdent on Saturday, August II.
It. s. Buck will close out his shop
at Beavertown at auction the latter
part of this week. A new buggy,
horse and harness will also be sold.
The vicissitudes OF climate are
trying to most constitutions, espec-
tally to people having impure blood.
For all such land they constitute
the majority, the best safeguard is
Ayers Sarsapasilla, the use of which
cleanses the blood and strengthens
ank invigorates the system.
The census of 1890 will cost, so it
is estimated, about $4,000, 900. The
Superintendent may begin work ut
any time, but the enumerators will
not be employed until next year.
It will take three or four years to
complete the work, but the enumer-
ators will be expected to do their
work in from two to four weeks.
That distention of the stomach
which many people feel after eating,
= may be due to improper mastication
of the food but, in most cases, it
indicates weakness of the diges-
tive organs, the best remedy for
which is one of Ayers Pills Pills, to
= be taken after dinner.
, MATRIMONIAL MARKET. T.-The follow
, ing marriage licenses have been
granted by the clerk of the Orphans
Court of Snyder county during the
! last week:
IWm F; stepp, Port Trevorton
Mary T.. Smoke,
IWm. b. Reichenbach, Chapman twp
MARY A. Eckert, Union
4 yHorace G.. Haines, Mcclure.
a (Annie s. Woodling, Adamsburg.
s Centre county, as will be seen
r elsewhere in this issue is getting
ready to 'go under We doubt il
the county is unit on the question,
;. as good many of the residents of
- that county will kick on going be.
fore they have witnessed the sec.
end advent of General Jackson as
President of the United States.
=, The most important change evei
$ instituted by school-book publishing
). houses went into effect on July IS
All agents aud travelling statesmen
were withdrawn on that date, and
y the sale of school books will now b,
u conducted entirely by the producing
l. centres. This will involve the saw.
y ing of thousands of dollars to the
/ publishing houses. 1t also ends the
warfare waged between the school
,r book syndicate and several powerful
" publishing houses who opposed it.
i, The annual report of the Secretar,
IL of Internal Offairs of the Common
% wealth of Pennsylvania for the yea
ending, Nov. /, 1888, shows tha
X Snyder county has 5,745 taxables
it 1t has 1872, ,2l5 acres of cleared lane
and 56,35O acres of timberland. Oul
al real estate is assessed at $3,0l0,86l
III We have 3, 500 head of horses and
~ mules over three years old which
. are valued at $153,27l, and 3,7l
head of cattle over four years oil,
a, which are valued at $53,922. TIL,
n aggregate value of all property tax
10 able in the county is S3,5l6,881, an,
a tho amount of money ut interest il
"A $s77,5
IT, Uncle Sam, in his business deal
TX ings, is the most dishonest of NOR
IN tails. He never pays II debt that b
can possibly escape, but insist upol
to prompt payment of all his debts T.
TO the last penny. Since the estah
es lishment of the money order system
a in the postoffice department tn
le funds secured by the non-paymen
he of money orders, stored away ant
z, boarded up amounts TO nearly tw'
it million of dollars. No attemp
90 whatever had been made until re
90 Gently to find out the rightful own
ers of the money. A recent Con
va gress took hold of the matter an
at decided that it was wrong and pass
a ed law authorizing its return t
o. the owners. Now when an advic
de is received and remains uncalled TO
We for IA certain number of days tn
to postmaster notifies the payee' if thi
ht fails then the sender is notified an
Il. he can commence proceedings to n
cover the money