The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-04-21


had oeen visiting her sister.
Old papers used for putting under
carpets and into cupboards can be
had at this office.
b. +. Herman and the editor of
the PosT tried their skill Mt catch
ing trout in Swift Run on Saturday
They brought home III of the beau
ties, but owing to the late spring
they are very inactive and as lean as
herring.
The greatest enemies publishers
of country newspapers have are the
dead beats who are dunned, cut off
the list and never intend to pay.
They will go around the streets and
curse him everywhere. When you
hear a man do it, ask him how much
he owes for his paper.
Many rise in the morning with a
headache and no inclination for
breakfast. This is due to torpidity
of the liver and u deranged condi-
ton of the stomach. To restore
healthy action to these organs,
nothing is so efiicacious as an occas-
ional dose of Ayers Pills.
Communion services will be held
at the various churches on the fol-
lowing dates At st. james church,
Troxelville, April 2ith st. Johns,
Ridge Oak, May 1st Christ's, at
Hassingers', May Sth st. Math-
thew's, Mcclure, May 18th st.
Pauls, Beayertown, May 22nd.
Rev. J. n. WETzLER.
James Botteiger, tailor, has moved
into the property of Samuel b.
Walter in Franklin where he will
DE found prepared TO turn out neat
fitting and well made clothing. III
order to introduce =. hE HS'I i
furnish tM goods aft At coSsstEt6e' Ss put-
chaser to pay the freight-and
charge only for the making which
will be found very reasonable. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The meeting of the conferrees to
select Delegates to represent the
Eighteenth District at the Repub-
lican National Convention in Min
neapolis, held at Lewistown on
Thursday, resulted in the election
of S. 5. Schoch, ESD, of Middle
burgh, Presidential Elector by ac-
clamation, and of j. j. Cromer, of
Fulton County, and G. L. Espen-
schade, of Juniata County, rs Dele
gates by very large majority of
the conferrees, every county along
the little river, with the exception
of Huntingdon, giving them solid
vote. Snyder and Fulton Joined
hands with the river combination
and the result was that it took but
short time to conclude the bust
ness of the conference. DR.. B. f.
Wagenseller, of Snyder, and Capt.
Thomas b. Reed, of Mifilin, were
chosen alternates. .--LeaoiSJurg Sat
Tday Ne,cS.
From the Freeburg Courier of
April II; Daniel b. Reigel, who
resides as tenant on the farm of
Augustus Springman since April lst,
received injuries from n fall at Fish
er's Ferry, Tuesday afternoon, which
proved fatal. The particulars as we
have received them are as follows
Mr.. Reigel was driving down the
river with a stallion hitched to n
cart, a freight train passed over the
railroad from the same direction, Mt
this the animal took fright. At the
school-house nearly n mile below
Fishers Ferry the stallion ran across
the railroad and came very near be-
ing caught by the train. He ran
over the embankment, when MIR.
Reigel was thrown violently to the
ground. The animal ran nearly
mile when he was captured and
brought back, meanwhile Mr.. Reigel
was taken to the nearest house by
the hands on the train and the track
hands who were repairing the road
near by. The accident happened at
9 p. m, from which time the unfor.
tunate man was unconscious until
nine in the evening when he died
Two railroad hands came on foot
from the Ferry at 2 a. m., aroused
the family of Geo. S. Shaffer and in.
formed them of the accident. Mr.
Shaffer brought the remains of Mr.
Reigel to his home.