The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-01-21
j. A. Hassinger and wife, of near
Har tleton, are here visiting relatives

IflenuS IN centre county.
Mercury touched zero on Wednes.
day morning.
Mr.. Link Leuck, in company with
MIR. Samuel Maurer visited Mr..
Maurer's brother, Josiah, at Centre
vile, on Monday.
Samuel Wetzel of Jackson town
ship has purchased Seth Mitchers
property in New Berlin and will
move upon it April 1st.
Any person having fat hog to
sell will find q cash buyer by apply
ing at the PosT printing Office.
Weight from 300 to $50 ptunds.
Standard A and granulated sugar
Mt 5cts. per pound. Arbuckle's Cof-
fee reduced to 23cts per pound.
RUNKLE & WALTER.
To preserve youthful appear
ance as long as possible, it is indis-
pensable that the hair should retain
its natural color and fullness. There
is no preparation so effective as
Ayers Hair Vigor 1t prevents
badness, and keeps the scalp clean,
cool, and healthy.
The PosT offers no premiums to
its subscribers but we pay over S100
expressage per year to get the
worlds news up to within n day of
publication-thus combining n city
and country weekly in one-and,
Judging from the rapid increase of
our subscription list The Posi- fills
the bill.
Last week the Middleburgh Posr
entered upon its twenty-ninth year.
We congratulate Brother Harter ON
the phenomenal success that he has
met with in it's publication, and hope
it may not only continue but increase
a thousand fold. But with such a
trump card in Snyder as "Boonas-
tiel,' success was assured from the
time lie assumed control.-Juniata
Uerdid
Mrs. Lydia Herrold, wife of ex-
Sheriff Levi S. Herrold, of Snyder
county, died at her home III Akron.
o., January 18th of grip and kidney
trouble. She was aged about 10
years, was born in Snyder county.
Her maiden name was Motz-a sister
of George Motz, of Middleburgh,
now deceased. She was married to
Mr.. Herrold on August ., 1912, and
in 1866 they moved to Akron, o.
The union was blessed with eight
children, only two of whom, John S.
and Martha NOW Mrs. Christee),
survive her.
A few weeks ago nine months old
child of George Weaver, residing in
the Seven Mountains, Centre county,
died and was buried. A few days
after rumor gained circulation that
the child had been foully dealt with
by its father. The child was ex-
humed and jury was impaneled
to render verdict as to the child's
death. An examination revealed no
bruise of any kind on the child's
body, and the jury rendered YER
dict accordingly, and that it had not
come to its death from blows re-
ceived from its parents.
During the war with the Southern
States, combination was affected
which looked very badly for the
North. After England and France
had agreed to recognize the South
ern Confederacy and raise the block
ade, Count MERCER, the French Am
bassador, approached Emperor Alex.
ander and stated the fact and asked
the cooperation of Russia. The re-
ply OF the Emperor was in effect
Our Empire and the people of the
'sAS
United States have always been
friends. The Government of the
United States has always chosen the
Imperial Grown of Russia as its ar
Oitrator and friend. Their cause is
NY cause, and when England and
France take this step you can say to
heir majesties that my forces are at
he service OF the United States.
Tonight the fleets of Russia will be
ordered into the ports of New York
md San Francisco" 1t was the
friendship of the Emperor of Russia,
therefore,, that alone saved us from
worse conflict in the war of the
ebellion.