The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-01-23

f NJ. Deibler, of Berrysburg,
Dauphin county, has opened tailor
shop in the room adjoining Seebold
n Runkle's store. He comes well
recommended, is good workman,
and apparently very fine young
man.
The relations and many friends of
DIR. ID. II. Rothrock gave him n
birthday reception at his home in
New Berlin on the 2Sth of Decem-
Der. We did not have the pleasure
of being present personally, but
know that of the docter and his
estimable wife knew enough of the
affair to prepare for it, the visitors
had good time.
EGGs-EaGs-EGGs.-The under
signed is prepared to furnish eggs
for Matching CT pure thoroughbred
Black Minorcas-Mortimer strain.
This fowl has no equal rs layers, and
pullets weigh from to lbs, coce-
rells from to s lbs. Eggs $3.50 for
l3, 1926 for 2G.
G. G. GUTELrUs,
Middleburgh.
Don't forget the lecture of Rev.
B. j. Smoyer ut the Court House,
next Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings, Jan 2Sth and 29th on the
Modern Locks of Sampson and
People we can do without They
will be most entertaining and ben
efcial lectures, and the reverend
gentleman should be greeted by n
full house. Doors open at 6, lee
ture to begin at 7. General admis-
sion % cents, children 10 cents.
Tickets for sale ut Post office. No
reserved seats.
"Whiskey and quinine is the best
thing to stave it off" says the sa-
Ioon-keeper. Keep it out of the
house by using plenty of coal and
having your rooms well heated
says the coal dealer. LET me sell
you some antipyrine for it," says the
druggist. Tinted glasses will re-
lieve the pain in the head, hints the
oculist. Keep well wrapped up
is the advice of the clothier. "And
above all things urges the physi-
clan, don't take any quack remedies,
but get doctor to prescribe for you
at once
Last Friday week while Johnnie
Kulp of Hartleton, aged 7 years, and
Harry Charles, aged 5, of the same
place were playing in back yard
they concluded to play killing chick
ems. One would lay his head on
block and the other would cut into
the block near his head with an axe,
then the "beheaded" one would
jump and tumble to initiate the ac-
tions Of II behcaded chicken. Fin
ally young Charles accidently struck
Johnnie Culp's hand and cut it off.
Modification set in and the boy died
three days after i'll great agony.
A piano tuner who says that pianos
deteriorate because they are allowed
to become too dry, prescribes
this remedy: Keep n growing
plant in the room and so long as
your plant thrives your piano ought
TO, or else there is something wrong
with it. Just try it and see how
much more water you will haye to
put i'll the fower-pot in the room
where your piano is than in any
other room. Some people keep
n huge case or urn with n sopping
wet sponge in it near or under the
piano, and keep it moist, just as n
cigar dealer keeps his stock. They
keep it up all the time when the fires
lre on.
NoTIcE.-As it is known to the
public, the Organ factory of S.
Steininger, of Middlecreek, Snyder
county, Pa, with all its contents,
was destroyed by fire on New years
evening, which was n great loss.
Mr.. Steininger wishes to announce
% the citizens of Snyder and adj
dining counties that he is again
to do all kinds of Organ
md Piano repairing at short notice.
He is first class mechanic in all the
lifrerent branches and fully war
ants his work. His charges are
'ery reasonable. If you want to
,uy one of the best Organs or
Pianos to be had in the United
states, you will save from 30 to so
lollars by buying of him. Call on
II address S. STEININGER,
Nliddlecreek. Pa ,