The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-12
See list of jurors for February
term in this issue.

pay the highest cash price for
all kinds of furs. II. GuNTzBERdrR.
X. G. Walter and wife spent Sun
day with relatives in Adamsburg.
The dates for public sales are
coming i'll zone by one, one by one.'
Men will wrangle for religion
write for it-fght for it-die for it.
anything but--liye for it.
Our Hoifer correspondent asks aud
is answered question of import
ance to nominating caucuses.
Liberal dealing is better than CIV
ing aims, for it tends to prevent
poverty which is better than to ie-
lieve il.
Miss Sib. Barton, of Shurleysburg
Huntingdon county, spent several
days last week with the family Of
DIR. Bibighaus.
200 Men and Boys Overcoats on
hand which will be sold out at cost
for the next 80 days.
II. OPPENHEIMER,
Selinsgrove, Pa.
II. L. Sechler and family, of Lew
isburg, are the guests of editor of
the PosT. Mr.. Sechler is employed
as railway postal clerk on the l.. &
L. lewiston of the p. II. II.
In case of hard cold nothing will
relieve the breathing so quickly as
to rub ArLica & Oil Liniment en-
the chest.--For sale by w. II. Bea-
yer, Middleburgh and J. w. Samp-
sci, Centreville. Jan.
Frank Hare, who resided at Mill
mont, Union .e dennty, for several
years moved TO mis- 'fSitnef'st n. T :
Hare) home at this place last Thurs
day. Frank has gone to Glen I'm
ion, Clinton county, where he has
secured employment.
Attorney Fred f. Bower, of Mid
dleburgh, will move to Lewisburg,
March l, in order to educate his
children here. --Le,cisburg Chronicle
Mr.. Bower intends to move his fam
lily to Lewisburg but he expects to
retain his Office and residence in
Middleburgh.
Good girls become good women
good women deserve and get good
Neutrality-suspicious. good hus-
bands proyidefor their happy homes.
Good boys become good citizens,
good citizens establish good govern
ment, and a good government pro
tects happy and prosperous peo-
pie.
The weather has been piercing
cold for the last few days. The
mercury is down to zero with a
blizzard blowing that cuts like
two-edged sword. The water is 50
low that our streams arc almosi
frozen solid, and the millers along
Middlecreek who depend on waite.
for their motive power are experienc,
ing great difficulty to keep their
machinery going, although they
economize every drop of water.
On Tuesday, G. C. Seebold bought
the Washington House, Middle
burgh, of NJ l.. Kreeger for So, 800,
an advance of 81, 900 over what Mr.
Kreeger paid for it eighteen months
ago. This speaks well for the real es-
tate market in this town. The prob
abilities are that Mr.. Seebold will
build in the near future. He is al
hustler. Meanwhile, Carbon See
bold, the present popular landlord
will be found at the old stand
with hearty welcome to all.
A new religious sect, called the
Holy Ones has been started in
North Carolina by one Loney, who
admonishes his hearers to sell all
their property and give it ''to the
sustenance of the gospel" as preach
ed by him. Open-air meetings are
held after the manner of the early
Christians, and many regulations of
an extreme and questionable kind
are imposed. The members of the
sect are encouraged to become
polygamists, and are disc outraged
from sending for doctor when sick.
A contemporary thinks the leaders
name should be Luny instead of
Loney.