The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-03-29
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO., PA, MARCH o. 1894

ers to new advertisements in this
issue: S. Weis, Selinsgrove, II. Guntz-
burger, and II. VI. Reigle, Middle
burg.
Miss Lizzie Bolender who spent
somtime with her parents in Middle
burg returned Wednesday afternoon
to her home in Akron Ohio.
The First National Bank of Mid
dleburgh will offer at public sale on
Saturday, April eth, the house on
on the Bower corner, Middleburgh.
Lawyer Grimm, of AIiddleburg,
came to Sunbury on Saturday morn
ing to buy his Easter shad, and re-
turned home after market.-iSun-
bury daily.
We regret to chronicle the sudden
death of Capt. +. NJ. McKeehan at
New Bloomfield on Sunday, caused
by a stroke of apoplexy. He was
well known throughout Central
Penna.
The Editor of the Posr acknow-
lodges the receipt of an invitation to
the oath anniversary of Robert
Burns Lodge No. AGA, F. and A. NJ.
at Harrisburg, Pa. March 29th,
1894.
To prevent your horse having a
CALLED back, loosen the girths and
leave the saddle in place until the
horse cools, or for about half an
hour.
NoTIce-All parties knowing them
selves to be indebted to me for
bills or accounts, will please settle
within ten days, or 1 shall proceed
according tolaw.
March 90, W. j. H. RHoADs.
Subscribers of the Posr wbs, ma,
change their r. .ce of residence this
spring should notify us the name of
the postoffice the paper was address
ed to and the name of the post office
their paper should be addressed to.
Everything home made is nice, of
course, but the incest home made
article in the world is the home made
girl. The older we grow, the more
we appreciate her knowledge of cook
ing, and her ignorance of Greek or
Delsarte.
Howard T.. Spahr. n Shamokin
Division brakeman, was injured on
Saturday afternoon at Mt. Carmel.
While putting on brake he slipped
and fell on the brake wheel and frac-
tured his nose. He was brought to
his home on Strawberry Avenue,
Sunbury, and DR.. Drumheller was
sent for to set the injured nose.
We are informed that some greedy
trout fiends are already seeking VEN
geance by taking immense quantities
of the largest spreckled beauties
from Swift Run, and other mountain
streams. 1t is illegal to catch them
before Apr. 10Th and those residing
in the vicinity of these streams
should see that the offenders are
brought to justice.
If you must drive hard and warm
up the horses, let them cool gently
and without explosure. Teach this
to the boys. If they know it is need
full tocare for horse at some ex-
pense and trouble to preserve his use
fulness after hard push, they will be
more careful about driving More
horses are hurt after being stopped
than on the road.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer well
and truly says: The "silver tongued
orator of Kentucky" was careful to
conduct his liaison with girl who
had neither father nor brother to
avenge her wrongs. Had it been
otherwise, Col Breckenridge would
be occupying casket at the present
time, instead of serving his state in |
the hall of the national congress.
Where is the coloneps boasted south
ern chivalry3
The Seventh Day Adventists are
securing the country seeking follow
ers and organizing missions. Their
beliefs and doctrines differ in many
respects from those of other Chris
tian denominations One feature of
which is the observance of Saturday
as their Sabbath. Bellefonte and
Northumberland are among the
towns in this vicinity which have fall |
en- victims to this belief.