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

Don't forget to send to the Bea-
vertown Carriage Works for cata-
loge aud prices of buggies, &c, be-
fore buying New catalogue just
out. 2t.
Lovers of that delicious esculent,
earl spring onions, will be interest
ed in knowing that the disagreeable
oder left upon the breath can be
wholly removed by thoroughly rims
the mouth with strong coffee.
The constant drop of water wears
away the hardest stone the gnaw
OF Towser masticates the hardest
bone; the constant wooing lover
carries off blushing maid and the
constant advertiser is the one that
gets the trade.
Peter Garman, of Mt. Pleasant
Mills, has received another lot of
merchandise, which he is selling like
hot cakes Mrs. Mary Garman
has also received a full line of mill
inery goods from New York.
G.. G. Seebold has accepted n posi-
ton as general agent for the White
Sewing Machine for central Penn
sylvania. Frank s. Reigel will as
sumo control of Snyder and Union
counties as general management.
Rev. S. G. Breyfogel, Bishop of
the Evangelical Association, of
Reading, will preach in the Evangel-
ical Lutheran church at Beavertown
on Monday evening, May 30th. This
sermon will undoubtedly be an in
teresting one and the people should
not fail to hear him.
FoR SAIE-A Store at upon thn
viarth. About 81, 800 worth op' Spa US 0'
Q III doli'nnas,aioit 45fT6fsom 500 ID oSt!ig !..g,
$ per ypar. Terms reasonable.
!. w. II. HERMAN,
Middleswarth. Pa
{ Men dream of hiding their sins
: from their fellow-men. 1t is impos
S sible. Transgression sets its mark
Q upon the forehead of the transgres.
sors. Intemperance, impurity, i'm.
patience and all the rest leave their
traces of the countenance, and thus
reveal the secret things of the life.
Erie is suffering terribly from
diphtheria, no less than thirty-two
houses being placarded. A large
proportion of the cases have proved
fatal. The court issued mandamus
closing the public schools for three
weeks. A strict quarantine of the
infected houses houses is ordered.
An exchange aptly remarks that
the theory of the Office seeking the
man is pretty one and it might oc-
casionally pan out in practice if it
were not invariably true that some
man Is industriously seeking that
same office. When two hustlers
start after the Office it is generally
captured before it succeeds in its
search for the man.
Down in Berks county, where the
potato crop swas exceedingly heavy
last fall, the farmers REVISED 6Ocents
per bushel when gathering the crop, |
but now are selling them at 16 to 10
cents, and in many cases are giving
them away if parties are only willing
TO take them. Some of the farmers
are reported to have several hun
dred bushels on hand.
The Republican Standing Com.
mittee met in the Court House on
tuesday ut ] o'clock and organized
the new committee A. B. Keck. of
oeilnsgrove, was elected chairman.
Isaac Winters, Of Beavertown, Sec.
retary, and H. G. Sampsel, of Cen.
treyille, Treasurer. All the districts
We're represented. Owing.to lack of
space we We're unable to publish the
resolutions adopted by the commit
tee, but will publish them next week
1t is easy to get reputation, but !
IL is not 80 easy to keep it. Mer-
ehants sometimes make a big pre-
tense OF cheapness for a time and
then settle back to war prices. Gar l
man. the shoe man gained his repu- j
'ation for cheapness years ago and
Still sustains it. Why listen Did n
'ou ever hear of Ladies Oxford Ties I I
IS low as 10 cents, or plow shoes as y
ow as % cents Hardley. Well, he v
las everything else in proportion !
md the lagest stock to select from Z
n the county. If 7