The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-05-11


prices and delivers il free of freight
charges at any station in the county.
The Sunbury Daily comes out
with picture of its two reporters ut
the head of its local column. II
means "before and after taking"
and Billy Dewart represents the
fellow that has taken it.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
Bliss. THE following marriage Ii
censes have been granted since our
last publication
!Franklin Heimbacb, Centre twp.
lCatherine Hackenberg, .
SChristian Dersham, Union 90.
Rose Kreamer, Middlecreek twp.
His honor, Judge Mcclure, anus
ed the boys on the college cam
pus, this week, batting "flies" be-
yond the walk. The Judge is an
old base-ballist, and occasionally in
dulges playing for exercise. e.-Le,c-
iS6urg Chronicle.
A man who is blind to his own
faults is blind to his own interests.
He who thinks that he never was n
fool is a fool now. He who never
owns that he is wrong will never get
right. How can n man take the
blemishes off his face if he will not
look in the glass.
SHINGLES | SHINGLES I've
have Just received 100000 Michigan
White Pine Shingles. II in need of
any please call and examine. Prices
are as follows: No. l 90 $500 per NJ,
No. 2 90 $3.50 per NJ.
A. III. ULsH & SoN,
Swineford, Pa.
Squire Wells o. Holmes of Sc.
linsgrove, on Monday received hie
commission as Justice of the Peach
and is now ready TO attend to tho
duties devolving upon that office
He is a most intelligent old gentle.
man and will weigh out Justice with
an even balance.
The semi-annual encampment OF
the Department of Pennsylvania,
G.. A. r.. will be held at Gettysburg
from July Is to 21. This encamp.
ment promises to be the largest one
held in the State for many years,
and great preparations are being
made for large turnout of members
and visitors.
Worlds Fair visitors should not
forget that j. G.. Chesnutt, formerly
of Lewistown, is prepared to accom-
modate lodgers at 534 Oakley ave
nue., Chicago, most desirable 10
cation in the city, at reasonable
rates. Desirable boarding can be
secured in the vicinity. Convenient
to steam and street railways run
ming direct to the exposition.
S. Grant Schock of Sunbury spent
Sunday in Middleburgh. He il
agent for the extensive glove man
ufactory of Peckham, Powell Il Co.
of Johnstown NY, and has taker
the place of Mr.. Peckham, who
Travelled thirteen years for the com
pany. Grant is meeting with bril-
liant success on the road.
A prominent horse journal recon-
mends the following remedy for lice
on colts. At this season of the year
many of the colts become lousy, and
for such as do the following is said
to be found excellent Take two
pounds of quassia bark, steep it il
water, and wash the colt thoroughly
from the top of his nose to the roots
of his tail. If one application does
not kill all the lice, but it acts as q
stimulant to the colt. There is said
to be no danger from the colt taking
cold from this treatment, even in
cold weather.
Just now disappointed appli
cants for postoffices and their friends
are sharpening their knives prepara
tory carving into everlasting smith
Greens the political aspirations o
congressman who have incurred
their displeasure. Unfortunately one
little postoffice cannot be divided
like an apple so as give allapplicantt
a slice, and as those applicants
neither die nor down, the politica
future of congressman, who are call
upon to make postoffice appoint
ments, looks about as bright as day
in the Internal regions.