The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-01-18
MDDLEBURGH SNYDER CO., PA. JANUARY S 1894 NO.


cycle rider of Lewisburg, who stood
seventh in the six-day race last week
in New York, is training for the
great international s;x-day bicycle
race to take place in Paris next
month.
Some miscreant hurled large
stone through one of the large show
windows of w. III. Beavers store
on Saturday evening. Il. Freyman
and William Romig were passing at
the time and tho missile passed but
Il few inches above their heads.
w. II. Gutelus, son of Lieut.. G.. G.
Gutelius, has been given charge of
Adams Express Company's Office at
Pnnxsatawney, Pa, at n salary of
$50 per month. Will is n bright
sober, well-behaved young man, and
the company will find him just the
man they need for the place.
FoR SALg.-Pure Poland China
pigs of both sexes and various ages.
A few fine young sows bred for
spring litters. My foundation stock
/ got from two prominent breeders
III Ohio and is first class.
ID. n. APP,
Selinsgroye, Pa.
At the Annual election of the First
National Bank of Middleburgh on
Tuesday, the following directors
were reelected for 1894: Hon. G..
Alfred Schoch, a. Kreeger, Il. J.
Smith, Hon. S. II. Yoder, w. w.
Wittenmyer, w. G. Pomroy, and
JOS. Rothrock.
The editor of the PosT, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Harter, spent several
days at Aaronsburg this week assist.
ing in taking care of our mother,
Mrs. William Harter. aged nearly so,
who was very dangerously i'll witt
eompEs s..t:--- of So, -, -.mavism
and heart trouble. She is better
now.
On Saturday evening last Nj. L.
Walter of Franklin, was 3s ,,ears
old, and II of the friends and rela.
tives gathered at his home for the
purpose of celebrating the happy
event-giving him an old-time birth
day party. He was presented with
many gifts, some of them quite
valuable.
NoTICE.--It don't take the valueof
horse to buy few stove repairs il
you buy them of me. Nor does il
matter when or where you got the
stove, Just give me the number, and
name and part of the stove you
want and / will get it for you. ]
also sell stove pipe of the best ma,
terial at reduced prices.
Nj. l.. SHANNON.
MISTAKEN SOULS Who DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage IL
censes have been granted since our
last publication
yJohn w, Snyder, Shamokin Dam.
Hattie G.. Rem,
SChas. j. Beaver, Jackson twp.
Clara T.. Miller, Penn -
SJacob III. Ritter, Monroe twp.
Lizzie Klingler. Kratzerville.
Henry Hunt, Monroe twp.
Emma Il. Kuhns, Penns Creek.
There have been cases of death
from hiccough, and those who suffer
from attacks of that ailment may be
pleased to learn pi ecisely what the
nature of hiccough is. A medical
writer says Hiccough is the result
of a sudden spasmodic contraction
OF the diaphragm, causing jar OF
the wall OF the abdomen and thorax,
accompanied by sharp, inarticulate
sound, produced by the tightening
and sonorous vibration of the edges
OF the glottis.' But how to cure it
is the more important question.
The Pennsylvania commissioners
of fisheries will have on hand for
distribution after March 1st about
3,25O,0 trouty fry, and an an
nouncement is made that applica-
tion for this species of fish for plan
ting in suitable waters will now be
received. These applications should
be made to the following commits
sioners, who will furnish blanks for
filling out Henery @. Ford 1928
Vine street, Philadelphia; II. o.
Demuth. Lancaster John Jay, 1920
Vine street, Philadelphia for the
westren part of the States. b.
Stillwell, Scranton Louis Streuben,
Erie f. w. Ebel Harrisburg.