The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-07-24
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO.. PA, JULY a. 1890

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this section for month and vege-
tation is drying up. The weather
is cool and autum-like.
SHISGLEs.-I have just received .
carloads of Is and "a inch shingles
which 1 will sell ut from $500 per
thousand up.
If. J.P. KEARNs. Beavertown.
BUupING LoTs FOR SALE.-The un-
dersigned has twelve building lots
for sale, situate in Beavertown, i'm
mediately south of the steam tame
ry. For particulars apply to
If j. =. KEARNs, Beavertown.
The Franklin District Sunday
School will hold n picnic in Gilbert's $
Grove, one mile north of Middle
burgh on Saturday, August %. All
invited.
A. X. Gift has been appointed by
County Surveyor Edwards AS his
deputy Mr.. Gift was county sur
veyor of Snyder county, Pa. for
nine years, and is said to under
stand his business thoroughly
Lerington, (NeJ) Pioneer.
Don't be discouraged about that
eczema till you have given Ayers
Sarsaparilla II persistent trial. Six
bottles of this medicine cured the
complaint for George S. Thomas, of
Ada, Ohio, when other remedies
failed to afford any relief.
A force of men are still searching
for the dead at Johnstown, and will
continue work all Summer. One
day last week three bodies were
found, one of whom was easily rec
ogni2ed and identified. Scarcely II
day passes that some portion of II
human body is not brought to light.
The evils resulting from habitual
contiveness are many and serious /;
but the use of harsh, drastic purga-
tives is quite as dangerous. In
Ayers Pills, however, the patient
has mild but effective aperient,
superior to all others, especially for
family use.
As this is the season for ivy poison
let us give you cheap and sure cure.
As soon as you discover the poison
on your body rub the parts with wet
table salt until the blisters open.
Leave the salt dry on the poison
and repeat the operation until irrita-
tion ceases. One or two good rub.
bings will do the work.
NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERs.-The un-
dersigned collector of taxes of
Franklin township will be in atten-
dance at the Commissioners Office
to receive and receipt for taxes on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
July u, % and 2G.
AUSTIN GIFT,
Collector.
Our TroXelyille correspondent says
that Mrs. Robert Hassinger has not
yet been found. Shortly before
leaving she expressed fear of be-
ing sent to the Asylum of the insane
ut Danyille, and it is thought this
caused her to flee. 1t is possible
that she could subsist on berries,
but suspicion is growing that she is
assisted i'll her concealment by some
person for some obscure purpose.
The stage route between McKees
Falls and Middleburgh is growing
into wonderful popularity which is
all due to the gallantry of Mr.. Ker-
stetter who holds the ribbons behind
the Team of bays. His courtesy
and etiquette to the ladies would
distance the attentions of Chester.
field and is SO acceptable that fish
ing excursions Uid the U. S. mail
route are becoming very popular.
People should not mistake his
snowy locks for age--they are the
fruits of experience, for in grace and
gayety he is but a lad of sixteen.
A Louisville man has succeeded in
beating n drop-nickel-in-t the slot
box. He first bored n hole in the |
coin and then fastened to it a small |
black silk thread He then dropped |
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the sign and drew out the cigar.
Seeing that nothing was stated in
the directions as to how many times
one nickel could be dropped in, he
drew his nickle out and dropped it
in again. Succeeding the second
time, he continued to draw until he
emptied the box. He was cheered
by the crowd until he was arrested. |