The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-03-27

mNef, OF tne BOCkneu seminary,
Lewisburg, spent Sunday with their
parents in Middleburgh.
Rev. j. NJ. Stover has resigned the
Middlecreek charge, to take eflectApr
1st. He has received and accepted
a call from Fishersville, Dauphin
county, Pa.
The sale of the personal property
of J. G.. Smith, of the Franklin
House, will take place on Saturday
next at ten o'clock, when an exten-
siye line of household furniture will
be sold.
Merchant II. W. Ulsh, of Mcclure,
has been very seriusly i'll for n week.
but is convalcscing and will be able
to personally conduct the conver-
sion of his store of general merchan-
disc into cash establishment on
the first of April.
Though the strictly cash system
will not be adopted in Ulsh's store,
Mcclure, until the 1st of April, the
good effects are already visable as
fresh lake fish can be purchased at
S1.25 one-fourth barrel-and every
barrel warranted. Try them.
Il. G. Bowersox' select school will
open on the 18th of April instead
of the 7th as heretofore annouced.
Mr.. Spangler's term will open Mt the
same time. They are both able in.
structors and deserve Il liberal pa.
tronage.
Any emigrants with families, OF
other parties, wishing to go West in
the spring should apply to Gift 4
Harter, Real Estate agents, Middle.
burgh, Pa, for information as to
cheap rates of fare, and the most Iii.
rect and convenient routes to take.
Alfred Il. Kline, of the firm OF
Kline IL Reigle, of Middlecreek, died
March Is. Mr.. Kline was.a young
man of many stirling qualities and
was highly esteemed by all who knew
him. He was an only brother of W
III. Kline, the enterprising merchant
of Lewistown.
Henry T.. Heller, of Allentown
Pa, travelling agent for the Bur
lington Route, recently called on A
X. Gift, of the firm of Harter 4 Gift
Real Estate agents, and left quota
tions for rates of travel that will b,
of interest to parties intending tC
cmegrate west.
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. .-Subscri
bers, who desire to have the addres,
of their paper changed on the first
of April should notify us at once
State the post Office where you hav,
been getting the paper, and name oI
place where you want it sent. At
tend to this promptly and avoid un.
pleasant delay. If
How can man say that woman
has nothing TO do? In one yeai
she gets dinner 3G5 times, washes
the dishes 1895 times, gets the chill
dren ready for school twice day,
for 1S0 days, gets baby to sleep 1896
times, makes about 80 calls, and MS
she wishes for something every
minute, she wishes GO things an
hour, or 1880 things in n year. Who
says that woman has nothing to
do.
1t is with regret that we announce
the financial failure of Helfrich *
Smith of Adamsburg. Judgements
amounting to upwards of twenty
thousand dollars have been entered
against them which will far exceed
their assets. The firm has enjoyed
the entire confidence of the people
of this county, and we fondly hope,
that, with little time, they will be
enabled to pay a hundred cents on
the dollar.
DR.. B. +. Van Buskirk of Selins-
grove died very suddenly of heart
failure ut his home on Saturday
morning. The Docter came down
stairs and complained of a pain in
his breast and went back to bed
again. A few minutes after, his
wife went up stairs and found him
dead DR.. Van Buskirk was one of
the most skillful dentists in Central
Pennsylvania and had n large circle
of friends. His funeral took place
on Monday at 2:3O and was buried
with Masonic honors.