The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-04-08

E@ @E COUNTRY TE ADVOCATE of TE @T AM1 EM@EAVR&

"niAiS, was q caller at this Office Fri
J; day of last week.
Ii you want first class P.no
3 Organ or Sewing Machine, car OF
Frank s. Riegle. Middlebursh, ia.
When a man takes more pleaa,re
IN earning money than in spentsne
it. he has taken the first step Ito.
wards wealth.
John Brittin Young and Miraie
Ritter, both of SNYDER county, WIRE
granted a marriage license at Sim.
bury last week.
Mrs. Henry P. Beaver and dsudh.
ters. Annie and Bertha. have gone to
Cammal, Lycoming county, who're
they will remain during the sumuAr,
A local Sunday school conventi,u
will be held at Paxtonville Monda,
evening, April -. This is for Al
Sunday school workers Franklin
Township.
Oil Stoves for Summer cooking
Blue Flame. No black pans. Throws
out no heat. All heat is concentr trat-
ed for cooking. Call on W. E. Stahl.
"ecker' Middieburgh. II. !
THE strongest propensities in d
woman's nature" says q careful stul
dent OF the sex, "is to know what il.
going on, and the next is to boss the,
job" 7
Arbogast aud Fisher, the bee, bot
tiers OF this place, are enterprisine.
business men. They are ,sttentiveI
to tho wants Of their customers and ,
the advent of Spring brings many
new orders. n
A bill has passed the state senate
making constables ex.officio fire war.
dens for the extinction Of forest fires
and for reporting to courts, of guar.
ter Session. >rYns Ph yS's'Ssils.s 50 specrhs'
l.:areet sy4sslSss zaeap Jss''s ,ata'sa as . .
Preston E$rdley moved from Supa
street to Henry Bsaver's residence
in SwinefolSd. Boyd Stetler mo,ed
into tbe oldt Swineford school rouse
and Jonath|h pm Good took a midnight
"flit to Trok kelville.
BuaaY AN; p HARNESS FOR SALE-A
new buggy (parrow track used only
two months, will be sold cheap. AL
so new breast collar harness. Any
one in need of t\he same can have one
or both at a bargain. Inquire at
this Office. tt.
We acknowledge the receipt of u
copy Of the Legislative Directory
from Hon. G. w. Herman. It is
complied by Chief Clerk Jere B.
Rex and is a compendium of useful
information about both legislative
bodies of the state.
Miss Jones of Philadelphia gave
two important and interesting tenn.
perance lectures on Thursday and
Friday evenings of last week. Miss
Jones is versatile talker fully alive
to the evil effects OF the liquor traf-
fic.
Mrs. E. q. Aurand's Fancy Store,
Hats, Baby Caps, Tam O'Shanters,
--latest style of Capes, Dress Skirts
the latest make, Wrappers. Silk
Waists, Sun Bonnets, and all kinds
of Notions. All come. Goods are
sold at the lowest prices for cash
only.
You should not act silly or owly il
a bill is presented to you. Remembe}
that the favor was from your creditot
and that you are the party under OBJ
legation. He gave you goods he had
to pay money for and took your word
that you would repay him.
Already many signs of r.ture's az
nual resurrection are visible, arb
spring is too intent on making iIs
appearance to be discouraged by b
few cold snaps that are possibly b
come. The buds are swelling, tie
grass grows greener every day ard
the birds are giving their melodiols
concerts.
II is said that the Heating Wheel
. Co., Middletown, Conn.,, desire a
good agent in Middleburgh. As tie
Heating is known the world over IS
one Of the finest and easiest running
' wheels made. it would seem Rs
, though some OF our business mIn
: might open correspondence with he
( KeatinR people to good ADVANTAGE.
!. The wheel il ready seller. S-lS4s.