The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-06-08

Henry Burger, George Henry, Mrs.
Martha Pollard, Miss Blanch Brooks
Miss Wackie Trovinger.
j. w. SwARTz, z. Nj.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
Bliss. The following marriage Ii
censes have been granted since our
last publication :
IWm. NJ. Fisher, Port Trevorton,
lIzora Meiser, Meiserville.
Milton L. Miller, Kantz,
lAnnie G. Sbaifer, Pallas.
The wild deer captured by ex-sher-
if Ner B. Middlesworth and party
near Mcclure on Saturday last is
quite an attraction Mt the Sheriff 3
barn at present. Hundreds of per-
sons have been there to see the little
pet. 1t is supposed TO have been
formerly tanned by some person, yet
he showed quite a spirit of fight
when captured. The Sheriff and
party talk of starting n geological
garden.
Governor Pattison vetoed the eel
weir and fish basket bill. The gov
ernor says that the placing of fish
baskets and weirs in the streams
of the state are destructive of the
works Of the state fish commission,
rs these devices catch and destroy
all kinds of fish and particularly
ieopardize the future shad produc-
ton.
If you owe anybody pay it as soon
as you can. The man to whom you
are indebted may be indebted to his
neighbor and is unable to pay on
your account. A dollar may pay q
good many debts in days time if
kept moving. Don't carry money
around in your pockets when it be-
longs to some one else. BY keep
ing money mc1ing, times can be
made easier by far than they are at
the present time.
There are reports on the way tell
ing of man who stops at a hotel
claiming that he has n car load of
horses coming, gets sale bills printed,
engages an auctioneer, stabling for
his horses, q etc. and then pretend
ing he is short little of cash, tries to
borrow. He is aged about So years,
nearly six feet tall, wears glasses,
one eye defective, short dark beard,
n good talker, German accent. He
worked Towauda early in April,
Bloomsbury about April 18th, and
Lewistown April Both.
Chas. Il. Orvis of Manchester, Vt.
is rapidly becoming known as one of
the most substantial dealers in fish
ing tackle in the United States, and
those persons who have thus far
failed to find a dealer who can sup
ply their every want will find it to
their interest to address him and
get his catalogue. Those who have
tried Mr.. Oryis in this section of the
state speak very highly of the treat
ment they have received from him,
claiming that his goods are all of
the highest grade and his prices but
little above jobbing rates.
A successful festival was held in
New Berlin, May 81, %, and Goth for
the benefit of the U. b. church of
that place. The trustees of the
church have decided to hold another
festival during the commencement
week, and engaged the Town hall
for that season, to raise the funds
for carpet and mating for their
church. All the friends and the pub
lie in general are cordially invited to
patronize them in this enterprise
and taste their most excellent Ice
cream and other refreshments. Large
plates will be served for little money.
The Oriental Labyrinth and
Panopticon, at 292 Wabash ave, the
latest addition to Chicago's amuse-
ment resorts-a spectacle of oriental
grandeur. The labyrinth is an I'M
portation and exact reproduction of
the famous labyrinth in Stockholm,
Sweden. The statues in the panop-
ticon are modelled from well-known
paintings and opera scenes, as "Bien
Klosterbier," Parole dAmour,
"Bathers in Normandie," "Dolce far
Niente, "The French Masque Ball,
Faust, " etc, ; in short, centrally
located palace of amusement for
visitors to the Worlds Fair. Chi
ca9o Times.