The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-03-19
MIDDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO., Pa MARCH 49, 1896
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newspapers, in good condition,
10 is per 100 ut this Office.
I /. Klose of Beaver Springs was
az tor at the county seat on Sat-
ur 7.
n. Benfer, who resides near
MI inburg, was caller Mt this of
fic' asst week.
! er's Sarsaparilla is just what
yol want for a spring medicine
superior to all.
The man who gets damages for
the loss of his legs can't kick about
it.
That sense Of ertreme ,ceariness
indicates disordered blood. Ayers
Sarsaparilla puriiies it.
Mrs James VanZandt and daugh-
ter Mrs. L. b. McWilliams are visit.
ing relatives in Lewistown.
The announcement of butcher
should be of prime cut, with good
fat argument aud lean prices. =.
Adjourned court will convene next
Monday A full list of cases to be
argued is published elsewhere.
Nicodemus Lose of Woodward
and James Weaver Of Fielder were
in Middleburgh last week looking
for horses.
Prof. and Mrs. Paul Billhardt
have the thanks of the Editor for a
treat of most excellent ice cream and
oranges.
The question of water supply
doesn't worry some citizens as much
as where the price of the next drink
is coming from.
III. VI. Derk has been appointed
postmaster at Kratzerville to take
the place of VIM. p. Fetter whc .
signed and will move 60 SeIinsgrove.
The Viewers OF the Middleburgll
bridge will meet in this place on
March 2Sth, 1896, at l2:30p. m. Those
interested are requested to be pres
ent, all will be heard. The viewers
are III. f.. Richter, j n. Brosius and
John w. Renninger.
The editor Of an exchange we'll re-
marks: Salvation is offered to
everybody but n miserable lying
gossiper. They come from the devil
they belong to the devil they work
for the devil; and when they die
they will go to the devil" That edi.
tor knows what he is talking about.
II. Gunzburger will give away O
fine pictorial volume worth $500 to
every one who purchases S25. worth
of goods. Every customer will be
given ticket and the amount ol
each purchase will be noted on the
ticket. Ask for ticket which ex
plains everything. II.
Mrs. William Etlinger, widow Of
Woodward's outlaw, murder and
suicide. Tuesday received from
Frank Zado, of Philadelphia, an Of.
fer of S5Oper week to go on exhi-
bition in his museum for a season oi
not less than six weeks. Her friends
are trying to persuade her to accept
1t is said that an Indiana girl has
invented lamp that viii go out al
precisely 10 o'clock p. IN. This caus-
es an exchange to remark that, i
she will let her genius expand and
invent a new papa who will go tC
bed at nine, a dog without teeth
and little brother who is deaf anc
dumb, the course of true love may
eventually run smooth.
The date upon which Easter come,
is fixed by canon adopted by the
council of Nice in the year 1876. II
must be celebrated on the Sunda,
next after the first full moon fallinG
on or after the 2lst of March. Thii
year the moon will be full on tn,
Goth of that month, and the mex
Sunday will be on the 5th OF April
which will be Easter.
Register and Recorder Shindel
during February, granted letters o
administration to A. W. Mnsser il
the Estate Of VIM. b. Musser, decd
late of Adams Twp, and to @. NJ
Klingler in the Estate Of JacoI
Klingler, late Of Jackson Twp. Let
ters testamentary in the Estate O
VIM. Beaver, late of Beavertown, 3,