The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1889-11-07

L. vi. OcnOcn is Sgettlng 10 De quite
Il liberal advertiser and his business
shows it,
WANTED.-Two good girls for n
small family, one as cook, wages SO
per week: the other rs child S nurse,
wages 80 per week. Address
MRs. FRANK S. MARR,
Nov. Z. 3w. Lewisburg, Pa.
Nowadays woman who firts
achieves a notoriety that is hard for
her to escape. 1t clings for years,
and it leads many people to lend
more than willing ear to any rumors
affecting character. The fact should
be valuable warning to the sex.
Any of our readers wanting
pure article of rye whisky, especial
ly for medical purposes, can be ac-
commodated by addressing Marks
& Enders, Middleburgh,. Pa. Prices
from 80 TO SO. so per gallon, accord
ing to age and quality.
The following letters remain dead
in the Middleburgh Post office.
Pastor, NJ. T.. Church, Peter Bailey,
j. G. Bainer, ID. NJ. Kope, Abraham
Cheathans, Miss Sara Bowersox,
Miss Sue A. Meyers.
j. w. SwARTz, p. NJ
John Steese, attorney-at-law, of
Orbisonia, Pa, stopped over and
shook hands with his many friends
here Monday on his return home
from his fathers funeral, Charles
Steese, of Limestone township, I'm
ion county, who was buried on Sun
day.
1t was once supposed that scrofula
could not be eradicated from the
system but the marvellous results
produced by the use of Ayers Sar-
saparilla disprove this theory. The
reason is, this medicine is the most
powerful blood-purifer ever dis
covered.
The consciousness of having a
remedy at hand for Group, pneumon-
in, sore throat, and sudden colds,
is very consoling to parent. With
a bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral
in the house, one feels, in such cas-
es, n sense of security nothing else
can give.
General Clinton b. Fisk is not de-
voting much time to politics just
at present. Suggested by the late
Johnstown disaster and the many
casualties all over the country he is
busy with the New York Accident
Insurance Company of which he is
president, organizing it i'll this state.
The directors of the First Nation
al Bank of Middleburgh met on the
1st, and finding over fifty per cent.
of the capital stock paid in, they
concluded to open the doors of the
bank for business on or about No.
vember 9th instead of January l.
as was at first agreed upon. The
bank will be great convenience to
the people in the west end of the
county and it is hoped will receive
their encouragement in. word and
deed.
An exchange says Take Unit
ed States bill of any denomination
and hold it up to the light and you
will see two lines running entirely
across it length-wise. Upon exami
nation you will find these to consist
of a silk thread, a red one and a blue
one. Every genuine bill has this
mark of genuineness. Without
these marks, bill may be put down
as counterfeit no matter how good
the engravings on it. No paper mil
dare make that sort of paper, and
that is the governments only pro
lection for its currency.
Deibert, our Photographer has re.
opened his gallery. two squares
north of the Court House, (see his
sign) and is now ready to accommo
date you with fine re-touched pho
tographs at the following rates:
Cabinets 2 for $1.00
8 $3.50
A" 8" $2.0O
" IA $500
Card-de-visite, or album size Pho.
L. 20 j =. E