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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-03-21

TRoyELyIILE.-Ida G. Bingaman is
cOnvalescent
Mrs. John 5. Hendrick is slowly
recovering from an attack Of catarrh.
Isaac G. Swartz is preparing to
build new house this summer. u.
j. Ocker has the contract to do the
carpenter work, and as Flip" is one
of the best architects in this part of
the world, we predict that Isaac will
get handsome shanty.
The Benfer brothers have finished
saving III Mr.. Looks woods, and
will now go to Smith Grove as soon
as the roads permit.
This Monday evening Cassie,
and 'old Bouch' left for Harrisburg,
and tomorrow evening 'Gnuckie'
will follow them. They expect to
stay all week, and visit the Getys-
burg battlefield before they return.
John A. Fetterolf reports that the
saw-dust is killing the trout by the
hundred in Weiker run. This nui.
sance should be stopped by all
means, and l call upon the White
Caps to use their influence in the
matter.
Last Saturday while j. T.. Fetter.
off and Ner NJ. Middleswarth were
returning home from Swift run
where they had been to plant con
signment of trout fry, they saw Q
genuine American Bald Eagle, and
could have easily shot it. Ed. says
that the wind from the strokes Of
its wings swayed the tallest hem
lock trees for fifteen minutes, which
we don't doubt for one moment.
! CALIFORNIA JOE
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-03-21

BEAvERTowE.-Petor Aigler sold
his house and lot III the west suburb
OF town at public sale ON Saturday II
week. 1t brought 1915 and was pm-
chased by Elmer Wetzcl.
The shadows of death have cnye-
loped the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
A. Wetzel, and Charlie, one of their
twin boys, has been snatched from
their embrace by Gods garnering
angels. His death resulted from
rheumatism which had collected ON
his heart. The funeral took place
on Saturday. He was aged years,
6 months and 7 days. Charley was
Il bright, jolly boy,
Moses Specht is preparing mater
ial to build an extension to the rear
OF his store. The addition will be
3Ox2S feet and the entire room when
completed, 102x3O feet.
Rev. n. Young has attended the
session of his conference mt Williams
port, and was by that body assigned
to Loganville, York county. He
will move his family and household
goods in course of n week or so.
Rev. j. G.. M. Swengle will be his
successor.
James Freed is confined to his
bed with serious attack of inham-
matory rheumatism, with which he
became affected while engaged III
numbering in Clinton county. He
was brought home on Monday of last
week.
Rev. j. NJ. Rearick preached i'll
town on the last two Sunday even,
ings and also delivered II temperance
lecture relative to the Amendment
to the State Constitution now pend
ing, in the Lutheran church on Fri
day evening, The writer did not
hear the discourses and cannot speak
of their merits.
Mrs. Geo. Thomas and her infant
son, Lewistown, visited Mt hei
fathers, John S. Smith, last week,
Nathan Freed will move to DR.
Nippeps farm near Selinsgrove OF
! Thursday of this week.
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LOWELL The folks are busy fixing
mp for garden making.
WI Peters is on the sick list.
The boys who had to borrow UNI
brellas, lanterns, &c, have had it
quite pleasant for the past few Sat
urday nights. Is the big brindle dog
"Wasser' cross that you cannot
leave until day break
The Decker Bros had quite an ex-
hibition with their thoroughbred
stock the other day. They had some
forty visitors and all pronounced
them as represented.
Howard Schambach and family OF
PaXtonville, are visiting his boys
grandfather, W. q. Wagner.
We had the pleasure Of seeing n
man at Mcclure the other day thai
called himself Boonastcil. He re
sembles the picture with the oxccp
tions of the hat. He said he wa
insulted ut the Inauguration ant
was going back to have revenge.
Aaron Howell of Mcclure has III,
honor TO say that he attended Sun
day school 80 times in the year 1883
Old nanny Knepp had few DO
nations presented to her last week
which she was much in need OF
She could make use of good dea
more. Now who will be The next I,
Ieleave the old woman Of her wants
Boys be carefui IN weighing on
your -four, az n four-pound sack Wi
not make a baking
II NJ
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CENTREvILLR.-The mild winter
gives good promises of being follow
ed by an early spring.
Squire Shinkel spent n week in
Scranton recently rs n juror in
United States Court.
G. w. Showers was in Mifilinburg
on the 18th.
H. +. Long is getting ready to
erect new bank barn this coming
summer.
Constable Renningersof Middle
burgh was in town ON legal business,
Wednesday.
DR.. d. n. Sampsel of Winfield,
paid our town a short visit last
week.
w. p. Thomas of Lewisburg wal
in town on business one day las
week.
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Ar HAnEIsDuRG.-The elitOr was
ut Harrisburg last week aud enjoyed
the hospisnlIties OF our Representa-
tive, Hon. A. s. Hclfrich, for two
DAYS. We were greatly Interested
in the sessions Of the Legislature
and found it composed of men ap-
parently above the ordinary intelli-
gence accredited to our law makers.
At the head was Speaker Boyer,
whose fine physique, digniiied bear
ing, and thorough knowledge of
parliamentary rules afford him per
feet control of the House over which
he presides. We found Mr.. An
drews, Chairman of the Republican
State Committee, very corteous
gentleman, with well-bllancpd
head, and possessed of that happy
faculty personal magnetism. Among
the Snyder countians we met were
VIM. X. Miller, son of Hon. Charles
Miller, in the State Library, and
John G. Burlington, formerly fore
man Of the PosT, who holds Il case
on the Legislative Record Mr.
Helfrich whose guest we were gave
us very pleasant time and we were
impressed with his large circle OF
friends in the State Capitol. Every.
body knows him aud seems to lik,
him His influence in the House is
probably second tonone on the floor
He wins with kindness what Others
loose for the lack of it, and while
, some exhaust their vocabularies by
J useless windy harangues he init
, mates his wish and il is seldom ig
} nored. III. III. Grimm, Esq, wa
} busy ut work rs Assistant Transcrib
} ing Clerk in the Senate. He is spok
en- of as n very efficient clerk and fill
the appointment with great credit
This week the Legislature is TO g
? TO work in dead earnest with thre
sesl ens per day, The work thu
; far has not peen satisfactory. Sos
D sions too short and too much talk
q Up TO and including Monday eve
Q nng's session of last week 667 bill
= had been read III place III the Hous,
Q 523 reported from committee, IL
= negatived, $50 read the first time
A 80 passed second reading, ~ passc
. finally. In the Senate 23i were rca
- i'll place, l6o reported from commit
= tees, 10 negatiycd, l22 passed iirs
c reading, 40 second reading and Il
5 finally. Governor Beaver had signc
II.
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L. J. Smith, Esq. of Middlchmgh
was iii town recently.
Constable Napp took in the hurH,
sale III Frceburg on Thursday.
Mrs. Endora Hester of Rich Mil.
Mo. is visiting her parents I. Beck
hart near this place.
J. $. Shinkol, Esq, was in Lewis
town, Friday and Saturday
Rev. Barshingcr of the Eyangeli-
cal church, preached his introduc
tory sermon Sunday evening to II
large audience, who were much
pleased with the discourse.
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Important to Tax Payers.

We the undersigned Commissioners of Suydcr
county. Pa give notice that We viii attend ~
following times aud places Tor the purpose "
holding the
Tricnial Appeals for the year 80, viz:
Beaver West township. at the hous" NJ L. :.
MillCruu Monday Aprls 4
Spring township dt the house " Robert Mid
dlcswarth On Tuesday. Apfll y
Adam, township, at the house NJ John Icch.
man on Wednesday, April ~.
Heavier township, at the house of Moses Spcchi
un Thursday, Aprll II.
Centre township at the house of H. Il. Hartman
Franklin township, at CUR onicc ON SATURDAY
April ~
MlddlcbUrEn hpruuryh, at our office ON Mon.
! day, April 10
Perry township at the house or David Kcpcr
| on Tuesday, April 10.
| Perry West township at the house Of chris.
| tian :. Grayhill on Wednesday April L.
| Chapman township. at the hOusc " Simon
| Long on Thursday, April Is
| luton township ut the house of Dr. Nlprle uh
! Friday, April ~
! Washington township. nt the house " Fred. &.
| MOy'r on saturday April 20.
| MddCrrcrk township. at III" house NJ samuel
! RumhUugh uu Monday. April ~.
| Penn township, at the houSr Ol Matilda Fisher
Oh TUESDAY, April -
SplinSgruyc borough. at the house Of j. II.
| Focklcr on Wednesday, Aprll -
Noarur township AZ the house NJ Elmer
| Aurund on Thursday. April %.
| Jackson township. at the house Of llcnery :
| Beaver ou Friday, Nprll ~.
We are required by law, and re-
qucsted by the Board of Revenue
Commissioners of this common
wealth, 10 report all subjects of taxa
ton on the records and returned by
the aSs6ssors.
ntrhorcfore, *Ha give. pcts6e tp ~
judgements lodged on the records
of the Prothonotary and Recorders
office, and certified by the proper
officer to the records of the Commits
sioncrs Office, who claims the same
to he paid or as being dover, or
inSOlyent, or otherwise must apply
III person or by their agent at
said appeal, and if any one alleging
the same to be II dover or insolvent
said allegation must be supported by
affidavit in order that the same may
be marked satisfied ON the records.
otherwise they will be dcbarred from
claiming any cXOnCratlOns after the
day fixed for appeal as above, and
will be subject to taxation for state
purposes. In case of death on lnsul
vcncy, it should appear IN said aih
D. davlt that no property was left on
which the taxes was Il lien, or from
which it could be collected, In view
oi what is set forth herein and 10 en-.
b. able this Board to net intclligently,
you will please let it not go by de
fault and give the matter yom
proper attention,
Appeals will bc open each day
from . o'clock 4. NJ, to 3 o'clock +
NJ :, b. WALTER,
DANIEL BIEBER,
;. II. STRoUB,
Commissioners
Commissioners Office, March II, 80
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T.. No.

ApAMsBURG. On last Saturday
evening II prohibition amendment
meeting was held in the G. A. II.
Hall. The following officers were
elected \. NJ. Smith, NJ. d., Pres,
". }. Klose, A. A, Ulsh, j. c.
Spccht, Vice President, J. Z. Keller
and II. |. Romig, See. The follow
ing committees were appointed: EX.
committee, Rev. J. &. Mumma, 4.
\. Ulsh, j. q. kampfcr, Geo. Lam
bert, X. Il. Long. Finance com
mttcc, Rev. W. Al. Lands, Adam
Smith, Reuben Fclker. Speeches
were made by Rev. Mummn, Ian
dis, Kalnpfer aud Geo. Lambert.
Strong resolutions were passed ia
voring the amendment. All present
pledged themselves to vote for the
amendment on the 18Th Of June.
Rev. Mumma preached two ser
mons on the two wine theories. He
plainly showed that the Bible speaks
of two kinds of wine.
Banks Drecse bought the bari,
shed of Geo NJ. Smith and moved it
to his tanncry.
The masons are ut work ON the
rough wall for DR.. III. j, Smiths
new house.
A. b. DeLong has rented II farm
near Bellville, and will move there
in few weeks.
Jacob Greenhoe will build II new
house this summer.
ii. G.. and Lizzie Manbeck are the
happy parents of II little daughter
Der Isaac sacht are ware der shanst
grand-pap in dem stettle,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-03-21

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT Charlie s.
Wetzel, n son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A..
Wetzel, departed this life ON We'd
nesday, March 18th, agod yenls.
o months ard 7 days, and was bur-
led ON the following Saturday in the
Union cemetery at Beavertown. The
funeral services were held in the
Union church ut Beavortown, con-
Quoted by Rev. w. NJ. Lands. The
death of little Charlie Wetzcl was
an extremely sad one. He was "A
twin child and was passionatcly low
ed by his parents, brothers and sis
terS, and all who knew him. He was
the life and light and Joy and music
OF the home, but he is mt rest his
intense suilerings are over.
Rssolrei, that Ia h,, drotha class was bcrcn nj
a pupil, ia" school suffered tho los, Of u sCholu
whose name WIN long be- cherished by the man,
VINO knew uHly To love hiu
ReSOiusd, that We its a school most prnlnund,
| Slmpnthll" with the herpiNrd rmilyul a mo,
ailcCtiOnutcly commit thca - the care of lin
! whose wisdom Is Infinite and who said In mos
/ touching words. "BlHs,rd are they that mourn
/ for they shlll be- cumfOrtrd."
! Rssoircd that these resolutions bc transmittr,
| to the parents NJ the deceased rs u tokcn.of on
| respect Tor u loved one who has gone 10 hiJ res
aud that they be printed IN the Middeburgl
! POsr.
MRS. +. T.. SPECUTl
KATIE FRINOl Committee
ELLA ilOtFdAND
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-03-21
DIED,

March II, near Middlebugh, Cath
crime, wife of John Norman, aged
IA years months and 20 days.
In Swineford, on Friday March 10,
Robert Burlington, aged "a years, &
months, and IL days.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-03-21
Engineer Majors Sad Story

Thomas Major, the engineer who
had charge of the excursion train
on the fatal night Of the Mud Run
disaster, and whose trial comes next
week, lives at East Mauch Chunk
and since the accident has been en-
gagged as teamster. Though only
thirty-nine years of age, his hair is
as white rs snow. Six months ago
it was black rs jet. He said he had
worried for weeks and months, af
ter the accident, 80 that he could
not sleep. when / went into that
wrecked ear" he added, 'the blood
seemed to freeze in my veins. / can
never forget the sight. To see those
poor people roasting to death, and
be powerless to aid them, was
enough to drive me mad | shall
never get over it. The penitentiary
may soon be my home, but no mat
ter to me where l am, my life will
henceforth be almost a blank /
am n physical wreck
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Bingaman and
son. Oi Union county visited here
over Sunday.
Mrs. William II. Specht has been
sick with rheumatism for week OF
So.
Mrs. 4. II. BOwersox is sick.
Mary Fees is still helpless as II
child with rheumatism.
Peter Aigler's child was buried on
Monday
CITIZEN.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-03-21
NNAao COUNTRY.

n notice 10 laA P"s 0i'
in this issue.
her coanty has 2l6 pensioners
Iceive S7,si0.50 per annun.
rles Walter who spent several
lin Akron, Ohio, returned home
eek.
lou want the latest patterns
good fitting shirt call at OPP
inner, Selinsgrove.
best, nobbiest and cheapest
goods can be bought at OPP
iner's Selinsgrove.
highest market price paid for
ER.Gunsberger, Middloburgh
erday spring commenced and
nd nights are of equal dura-
your nobby spring hats re-
br o Oppenheimer has the largest
ever brought to this country.
finest line of Trunks, Satch-
e., will be found ut Gunsber-
Ciddleburgh.
S. Bowersox will teach sum-
hool for n term of ten weeks
|dleburgh, commencing April
Euncberger has received his
bf Spring and Summer cloth
Be moves into Schoch's room,
BE- the Post Office to-day.
receive spring clothing from
les daily. If you want picked
call at once and see for your
III. Oppenheimer Selinsgrove.
Mary Harris, daughter of
DR.. Harris, principal OF the
bne Academy at Factoryville,
guest of her aunt, Mrs. +.
yer.
les Susie Mensch and Carrie
bmyer. students in the Key
Academy, Factoryville, are
Spending II two-week's vaca-
ybody in Snyder county will
crested in the article else
in this issue by the Commits.
J, headed Important to Tax
bcAL COLLEGE. For young In.
study harmony, voice culture
gh-Bass, Piano and Organ,
session begins April Goth, foi
hlars address
+. G. MoYER,
Freeburgh, Pa
krs' Medicine have been salts
to me thoroughout my prac
specially Ayers Cherry Pee.
which has been used by many
patients, one of whom says h,
it saved his life. IF. l.. Nor
d., Brooklin, n. Y.
tired, debilitated feeling, Sc
b to Spring, indicates deprav
bd. Now is the time to prov,
neficial effects of Ayers Sar
la. 1t cleanses the system
IS physical energy, and infus
life and vigor into every fibr,
body.
where in this issue will b,
an invitation to our readers
y. r. Smith & Co., Milton
btock has never been so larg,
eir prices so low, and on,
will be benefited by reading
king advantage of the extra
BY bargains therein offered.
aturday morning ten thous
but were delivered Mt Beave
b the editor for Swift run
Fere from the State hatcher,
~, Pa. They were receive,
stribited by Robert, james
pr Middleswarth, and wer
Jed to Ner M Middleswarth
ltterolf and 7. III. Harter.
Re sorry to learn that Isaial
ox' smoke house, near Pax
containing the meat of 81
lrned down on Monday. Nh
ox was shelling corn near tn
house and made smoke in
last time with corn cob'
'st he saw was the flame
out at the sides-having a
urned through the boards.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-03-21

Mrs. John S. Hassinger is down
with typhoid fever.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-03-21

FoR RENr.-A hD4ao udd lot in
Mcclure, Pa. For particulars adj
dress. j. IRWIN HOWELL,
Miilhsim, Pa.
PROPERTY FoE SALE.-The dwelling
house formerly owned and still occu-
pied by j. w. Orwig, Middleburgh,
will be sold Mt II most reasonable
price and on easy terms. For par
ticulars apply to
MRs. BARBARA BItdER,
If. Middleburgh Pa.
Roll OF HoNoR. The following
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posr to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa.
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Is Consumptl on IpcuI abel

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Death Rate In England.

The death rate in England for 1883, the
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icle
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