The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-06-20

heard the word press used to imply
lpursuade, one evening when in COM
pany exclaimed, "Please sgeeze that
young lady to sing.
John Houtz announces that he
will be prepared to furnish our peo-
pie with the famous Glen Rock
Lancaster county, ice-cream at his
home in Franklin every Saturday
evening.
Cigarette smokers will be interest
ed in the report not yet confirmed,
however, that certain manufac-
turer of cigarettes offers u nice ceme-
tery lot to every one who smokes
twelve dozen packages of cigarettes.
| We underatand Mr.. Hoover has
offered to build n fsh-way in his
dam if the people help him little
in doing it. Let Mr.. Hoover make
known his demands and the kind of
a fish-way he will build and the peo-
pie will respond.
Don't forget that Prof. III. s. Stet-
Ter will open n fall term of select
school in Middleburgh, commencing
Monday, July Is. Mr.. Stetler is an
experienced and successful instruc-
tor and his school will afford most
desirable advantages to our people.
Newspapers are often criticised
for what they print, but if it were
known how much credit they merit
for what they don't print, or for the
nonsense they whack out of what
they do print, they would command
n much more generous judgement.
You can never know till you try,
} how quickly dose of Ayers Pills
, will cure your sick headache. Your
stomach and novels need cleansing,
and these pills will accomplish it
more effectually and comfortably
than any other medicine you can
find
Theodore and Will Walter arrived
here on Saturday evening OF last
week in response to telegram
announcing the very critical condi-
tion of their mothers health. The
boys remain here awaiting turn in
their mothers condition which we
hope will be for the better.
We were last week made the hap
py recipient of basket of magnifi-
cent strawberries-the gift of Mrs.
j. III. Rhoads. The berries were
grown by her father, G.. H. Hane of
Shamokin Dam They were super
extras and the finest average we
have ever seen. Thanks.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation from James O. Herman,
one of the graduates of the Blooms
p burg State Normal to attend the class
Day Execises on Monday evening,
June 2i We notice in the names of
the class Foster Gift and G.. w. Wal
born, also from this county.
IS. RS" communication reached
us on Monday, Too late for use in
the prohibition compaign. Besides,
it was anonymous, and if the writer
hesitates to give his name it is cow
} ardly to presume that the editor
would daddy" the responsibility of
J his effusion.
Two trains day pass over the S.
* l.. Road. They carry the mails,
and the east-bound arrives little
before ga. m, and the west bound
about 3 p. III. The Lewisburg &
Tyrone road is open from Lewis
burgh to near the first tunnel. To
straighten the balance of the track
will probably require n week yet.
Miss Maude Patterson, one of the
Johnstown food sufferers related
the story of the food to crowded
house in the Union Church on Sun
day evening. Her story was simple,
plain, and full of pathos. A collec-
tion was taken up for the benefit of
herself and fathers family and
about ten dollars fell in the hat.
1t is reported that at Millheim,
Centre county, when the food was
at its highest, man!came out of his
house almost scared to death and
exclaimed Dart Use ferdomptsi
Ich hobs eich g'sawked. Alsfart
bada far lots fun quite irish wasser.
Ich hob usht ga-glawbt dos es much
so gate init cir prohibition norr-
heita !"