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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-05-26
SELINSGROVE.

Mrs. Sarah App, who resided on
the Isle of Que, died last week ana
was buried last Friday, Rev. Och
senford officiating. Mrs. App was
sister to Messrs. Benjamin and D.
George Ulrich of this place.
A sad accident occurred above
Williamsport last week which result
ed in the death of one of our towns
men. Mr.. James Keller. While the
latter attempted to board freight
train above Williamsport his mold
slipped and he fell under the cars
and had n leg and arm cut off. The
| funeral was held in the Nj. f.. church
here last Sunday forenoon and was
very largely attended. Rev. Eek
ersly preached the funeral sermon.
We almost had n drowning acci-
dent one day last week. While a
little grandson of Mr.. Michael krat-
Zer, of Water Street, was playing
along the creek opposite his house,
the little fellow accidently fell into
deep water and would have drowned
had it not been for Henry Millhot1
coming along and rescuing him.
Rev. G.. Murray Klepfer will de
llVef MS celeDruteu leCtuie on ~,
Mistakes of the Devil in the nj. u
church on the evening of June 2nd.
Miss Eva X. Schoch is VISITING
, friends in the city of Altoona.
Rev. Samuel j. Ulrich returned
home sick from Mt, Airy Theoio
gical Seminary,
A The following church officers wer
elected last Sunday in the 2nd Evan
gelical Luteran church: Trustee, i
g ]. Schoch Elders, Messers VIM.
a Gortner and Peter Albert; Deaconi
Y Messers Harvey Il. Miller and Pete
v Long. -.
, A large number OF our citizen
q have gone to Middleburgh to d
: their quarterly courting.
Z MRNTo
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-05-26

restcd who had a strokept
shief i.''i"ct0a oo"T aAlij
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-05-26

,ltsaotS.. ctssn.Ae q .aonorol
Synod SYNOD finaftfhIesnFaHn fFnftfhIsnH cEM~ch on next
Sabbath morning.
w. II. Freed and Miss Ella Ingram
ioined heart and hand, on the 10Th
inst. Billy mere winshen elch CLICK
und horlichliite derich DIES lava, und
de awichkite.
The wheat aud grass fields are IN
excellent condition, and promise
abundant crops. ~,
Messers Ammon and Charles
Dreese lost five hogs last week from
some new disease. They began to
froth and in twenty-four hours they
were dead, and their carcasses had
turned black.
Preparations are being made to
decorate the graves of our country s
defenders at o'clock on Monday,
William II. Byer's Post, Knight OF
the Golden Eagle, and |. o, of q. f
of Adamsburg, the p, o, ). of A.,
the Sunday Schools and the band OF
this place as well as the TroXelyill'
and Adamsburgh bands will take
part III the exercises.
FRANKLIN
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-05-26
MERCANTILE AppRArsEMENr.

The Venders Of Foreign and Domestic Mer.
chandlse, Distillcrs. ETC., in snyder County viii
take notice that they are appraised and cIassed
by the undersigned Appraiser Of Mercantile and
other license tax for the year lsp2, as follows
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-05-26

S. g. trestcd who hada a strokept
ei.r"l,.e mel s;.slees.o eagr 90 L.i&%&s
Gr.a and was buried Jastht'f
posed the following sentence, that
the defendent pay the costs OF pros
ecution, and pay to his wife eight
dollars per month for support and
p,iutainance of herself and children
a,d to give security, to be approved
of by the court. in the sum OF three
hundred dollars.
Commonwealth vs.. Ira Fry. Charge
Larceny. The defendant plead
cn;lty to the charge of stealing
horse. The prosecutor did not de
sire that he should be severely pun
ished and was sentenced as follows;
Roinc male criminal between the
ages of fifteen and twenty-five years,
and not known to have been pre-
viously sentenced for any crime, the
court ordered him to be imprisoned
in the Pennsylvania Reformatoly at
Commonwealth VS.. Harry Focht
and Henry w Rinehart, charged
with felonious breaking and larcency
The defendants in this case plead
entity to the charge of breaking into
the store of G. S. Rine at Mckee'
Half Falls, Pa, and stealing there
from clothing, etc, which propert!
has been returned. The Court sen
fenced Harry Focht to pay fine o
ten dollars and pay the costs o
prosecution and undergo an impris
onment in the county jail for tn
county os Snyder for the period {
ten calendar months. Henry W
Rinehart being male criminal b
tween the ages offifteen andtwent,
five years, and not known to hay
been previously sentenced Tor al
crime, the Court sentenced hun
be imprisoned in the Penna Reio
matory Mt Huntingdon.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-05-26
List of Distillers.

ADAMS
John Schawyer, nlstiler, sioo w
FRANKLIN
j l. Marks, Distiller, "V w
Take notice, all who are concerned In this ap-
prasement, that an appeal win be held at the
commissioners once In the Court house In the
borough OF Middleburgh on
SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH, A. d. 1892,
hetween the hours OF a. m. and p. m, when
and where all who feel themselves aggrieved by
their classification, may attend II they MINK
proper
j. II. KNEPP,
Mercantile Appraiser
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-05-26
BEAVERTOWN.

Messers Engle and Nerhood have
bought n lot of ground from Mrs.
Sabine Freed and have built large
shed on it for their horses, and will
use the balance of the lot for lum-
ber yard.
Mrs. L. A. Shortiss, whose mind
has been diseased for some time,
was taken to Dauville for treatment
last week.
John T.. Royer, of Rebersburg.
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Able Winey had the mumps last
week.
Mr. Specht is building an awning
the entire length of his store build.
ing on Market street.
Mr.. Bobb and wife, native of this
place, and son of Daniel Bobo also
native of this place, (but now of
IlllnolsO are visiting relatives and
friends ut this place. ..c,.
RED i1hs will -,,,~--,'
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-03-24
Fo--2z- Sup=-sGeio.s

IT, following =uo=-=-;-;oa= aye
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G=co7o,=7, e11o5!iag popular 10
ion and receipts, printed IN L=ipzic
1875 So-= Q; than ara cu-rea.
a1ooz p=o2-= 4 11= United States a.
--= 2-==1. 6z!-
To sep o7- c1--5 I'll stop !.
ron --oHi-.--. u-.-=s= -h= san= person
z--=-7s 1=cE -1= SANE Tay-i'
J.: Al! o-= n==-s ha-= OF rabbit
77l-z-- On "a .oa-ney i IS better 10 turn
oacE unless IL g=-soa .l-n around
---== inns.
10y c-= going 20 b=5 w:.hou.
moving ~ c-.a:- .1ey sat il last
Eli Is zu5::=c- 70 -E.= nightmare"
IL !-ou- ears a-e singing Il means
=oI.= org : talking abou. you. Il
E1= -:.:.- ea-- i : someone in your
-aTc.: :: he -s::- ear, i IS something
against yen
Icy one ina. tas al empty purse
sao1c u careful the new moon does
no: slime il i. o. else that purse will
n9- hare anything il i as long as
-Ea- MOOR doth last"
a spider OF your clothes in the
morning IS not good luck, but in
t1e afternoon or even;ng ell Is
wei"
Any one hearing dogs howl shall
sop their ears, ior il IS 4 sign OF bad
luck
Put your right foot out Of bed
nrSc and into your shoe and you will
nave good luck that day .''-Philadel-
phia Record.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-03-24
VIII COZ Sassor.

L e said Si&- nothing stamps rh=
eIucaced man Ike -le correct use
o: aG:eccives and a6vcr5s. ANDY
Jr1mbu.! MS popular merchant in
& srsah way. bus in an eTil hour he
committed to-:@r::, which vas dis
covered.
He was --iefi a. the next term O:
court. and Epariaul Blair was among
those who went over 70 the county,
seat 20 hear the trial.
""ell:' said his wife, On his return.
..GuiEty,' said Ephriam, laconicaIiy.
Give years"
Land suz.,' cried hrs. Blair. How
did poor Andy take it?"
well. said Ephriarn. rehectively, I
was looking right at Andy when he was
sentenced and it struck me that he
Eas eInbar-a ssed."
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-03-24
Practice. Savings.

Clam sl,=Iis arg good 10 scrape ket-
ties and frying pans.
Poor rlIbiJerg are the cause CT much
canned fruit spelling.
A lump Of sugar saturated ~ith vine
gar will cure .;ccoughs.
Old mating may still be serv;ceable
by putting it under carpets.
To keep celery firm put IL in a. tin
pan OF cold water, else it soon be-
comes limp.
For neuralgia make small muslin
bag and fiji it with salt, heat it hot,
and place it against the aching spot;i it
will retain the heat for long time and
will greatly relieve.
Salt makes an extra fine tooth DOW
der; it keeps the gums hard and rosy
and makes the teeth brilliantly white
Condensed milk, beaten mp with one
egg and q little pulverized sugar, will
make an excellent filling for cream
puff.
A nice dinner dish is made by cutting
off half head OF red cabbage, season.
ing with pepper, salt and vinegar.
Use fresh, green grape leaves to
place on the top of pickles in jars, in
stead OF cloth. Change them occas-
ionally.
Put a teaspoonful of ammonia into
a quart OF water, and wash your
brushes and combs in this, and the
dirt and grease will greatly disappear.
Rinse well and snake dry.
The air in room may be greatly
purified by setting pail of water in
the room for a few hours. 1t will alb
sorb ali the poisonous gases, and the
air will be pure and the water utterly
bad. The colder the water is, the
more perfectly it will absorb impurit-
ies.-Good Housekeeping.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-03-24
TsxsnG SNUFF sa ICELAND,
The Ns.isss Use Sort % Pepper
EDx 80 G4r is G-sIS Tasf1 Moses.

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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-03-24

them-for street dresses to be worn in
the spring. The skirt they commend
escapes the ground, but is made as
long as possible without touching. 1t
is also fuller than the present scant
skirt, the seams in the back and of
the front gore beingless sloped toward
the top.
Black silk serge too firmly woven to
fray in the seams is being made up in
tailor gowns for the spring. 1t is fixed
in severely plain styles, entirely with
out trimming, with all edges finished
with stitching. Anotber,feature is the
use Of the India silks that are now
sold ut low prices-from SO cents to
rs cents-for simple dresses to be
worn in the morning in the summer in
stead OF zephyrs, ginshams, and other
cottons OF fine quality. 1t is claimed
that cottons lose their freshness soon
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-03-24
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ors GomeTila- neutral Such q carpet
viii always look clean, and you will
not teeI ne need of shutting out the
sunlight th-oug:. tear .: fading.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-03-24

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siTeiy n: 4 pax IL ts4s forestry oi the
ariDr..
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fcreEtSy aytten,
6aventh. Msiatz;n the gre4: an1
c>:a Gs.iengi's i!figa.lJp eyGtcJn.
E&eh or ~ tGt.s'; f1s:"ns m oti.cts
has cisiulG upon the Eatiyaai go1e,a
| mant And hon c.n nr.s weI g1es>joD
ttiFs tact tia: il would h. wige f,y il ~
retain T. !itls, ~ ite Iande aad devot4. aIl
sk'dr nroeeais TO cessay .ae expenses
nseied r.. the continuation and deYcl
opment II the aame
THE MIR LAw YOE THE BEST HcCsO,I:C
ngariTs Is ..ow Eg2LED.
! Bat irrigation il 81 paramount ira-
Dortanca, and North Dako.a, the entire
Yeet and aigo the whole union would BIZ,
greatly benefited if the government
laEde gkonid be appropriated exclusively
lar it, deyeI0pDcn. This being trae,
| 4, il doubtful If North Dakota would
take such position 80 IN utterly defeat
needed appropriations for the accorn-
| plishment OF this object. And il congress
shall deem it best " give all the govern
naent lards in trust TO the states, the law OF
transfer should specify in clear and
nnnistakable manner that there should
b. no impairment of the four first sys.
tems herein described, viz. the present
school land system, the control u the
e0urce and the water system, the wood
lsni reserve system and the project to
devote all the nstional wo1 I'd lands to
the forestry system. And the grant
should bs made 10 encourage and do
velop. each according TO its Importance,
tae following projects, namely: The
great surface water system, tue vast
forest o. forestry system aud the great
irrigation eystems Of various kinda
Tins the friends OF all these measures
and many OF the most intelligent miuds
Of tho nation Ldyoc,te all Of them would
find feasible grounds on which TO frame
la~ best calculated, under the circnm-
stances, to create the most favorable
meteorological and climatic conditions.
Droiuos tho highest status OF forestry,
forest Industries and agricultural pro
dnc.ions. to develop most fnlly tie
country aud 10 enrich aud bless the
people.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1892-03-24
Use DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder.
IF YOU WISH TO AVOID THE TWIN npuoe
ALUM AND AMMONIA

~ d. Indernann' for twelve years chemist Of the
Ne" YORK Board of Health his paper read before the
american Chemical Society Washington. in October
1891 states that an ammonia baking powder .cts -
eiuten OF the -four altering its chemical properties .nd
cites numerous high authorities to nrove =.
effect on the stomach and kidneys
Liebg the great chemist saws: sTbe ,.a g -.
bread is very injurious, and it, is very ant
the stomach and occasion acdity and dyspepsia.
Inc Following powders are known 70 ot,: -
$500 @.lDl q o0tn: Royal Chicago Yas, calame.
- 14Y'''' oss pse" 0a,ivaAa Fo,et ca, saou Ban
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Circumstances Alter Cases.

Circumstances Alter Cases.
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was very modest and refined
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ooh, that's all right It's fashion
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