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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-12-14
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Select Your Date

Those who desire to make sale
the coming spring should select the
date early and have the same insert
ed in the PosT's Sale Register. This
is very important so that your neigh
bors will not select the same date
that you may desire to take. Ifyou
get your bills printed at this office,
it will cost you nothing to have your
sale notice inserted in the PosT Sale
Register from now until the time of
the sale. If you get your billselse-
where the notice will cost you so
cents. We never use fimsy paper
Tor sale bills. We always use heavy
book paper or card board. Send in
the date of your sale, you do not
need to order the bills until you are
ready for them. Give us a trial
order.
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COURT HOUSE CHIPS
Deeds Entered for Record.

James Nj. Emerson and Kate s.,
his wife of Mt. Carmel, to b. +.
kantz, lot ON Water Street, in Sc
linsgrove, for $500.
Howard W. McCurdo and wife of
Columbiana Co., Ohio, and Emma
n. Doran and John, herhusband, of
Philadelphia to Mary NJ. Treastcr,
80 acres in West Beaver twp. for
fifty dollars.
Geo. w. Long and wife to Jacob
y. Keller, house and lot on Isle of
Que, Selinsgrove, for $3.50.
Maud II. Keller of lngham Co.,
Michigan, and Mabel Il. Keller of
Wellesley, Mass, house and lot OF
Hiram Singer to Geo. W. Long for
1925.
Samuel II. IIilbish, executor of
Philip Hilbish, to j. S. Rrne, l65
acres in Chapman twp. for $4,000.
Letters Granted.
Letters of administration in the
estate of William II. Gembcrlng,
late of Seiinsgrovc, were granted to
Mrs. Amanda Gemberling on Tues
dav of this week.
Marriage Licenses.
James ID. Dreese, Beaver Springs,
I Amelia f. Koch, "
I Harry A. Shatler, Chapman,
| Minnie M. Rcichenbach, Dundore.
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SHADEL,

The meeting at the United Ev.
angelical church at Aline is in 6
progressive condition. All person.
are cordially invited to attend this
meeting. .. Miss Susan Kaltwriter
OF Fremont was visitlnghcr relatives
in this vicinity last week ........A
number of young gentlemen with
their best friends attended the Insti-
tute on Thursday evening. Miss
Susie Meyer of Freeburg visited at
I. L. Reichenbach's on Sunday. &.
The new county bridge at Meiser-
vile will be constructed in the near
future. ;. Reverend Yerger passed
through this place Sunday.
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First National Bank Election
Notice.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the FIRST National Bank
of Middleburgh for the election OF
seven directors for the ensuing year
will be held in the banking house
the third Tuesday of January, being
January 18th, 1900, between the
hours of 10 A. M. and II M.
j. n. THOMPSON, JR., Cashier,
Middleburgh, Pa, Dec. 8, 1899.
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So A WEEK TO START.

We want intelligent, ladies, or
gentlemen, to accept permanent posi-
tion in own town; salary to start
So week, guaranteed, and commits
sion. Many make from $l2 to s24
a week. You can devote all or your
spare time. Send stamp for full par.
ticulars. Address, The Bell Com
pany, Dept. c., Philadelphia, Pa.
1l-9-8t.
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We have added to our stock he
famous brands OF Blank and Cots
halls -four including buckwhat
flour and corn meal.
"A. 5 SECHRIsT, Nerdilla, Pa.
Miss Anna Allcman ofSelinsgfove
spent last week visiting at the Eagle
Hotel with her friend, Carrie HAS,
and taking in the intellectual treats
at the county institute.
Secure your reading matter now
for 1900. The Posi- from now to
Jan. |, 1901 and the "Farm Johrn-
al" from now to Jan. |, 1905, for
only one dollar. Blank newspaper
is going up higher and higher and
if YOU want bargain, drop on to
the offer at the head of the first page
at once.
Last week we tilledan order from
DR.. Geo. f. Reed, State Librarian,
for a copy of the "Snyder County
Marriages, lS35-99" which willebe
put in the State Library, at Harris
burg. No Snyder County resident
should be without a copy of this
valuable book. Place your order
early; the supply is small, there be-
ing only 2S5copies of the book print
ed and the supply cannot last long.
We have now placed for inspec-
tiou the finest and largest col
lection of Christmas Novelties ever
shown in this town. The line CON-
prises nearly everything. Ladies
Dressing Cases, Jewel Boxes, FaBcy
Mirrors, Pin Trays, Glove Boxes,
Fancy China Clocks, Handkerchief
Boxes, etc. Also complete line pf
Sterling Silver Novelties. A calfat
our store will be profitable to any
one wishing topurchase Nmas pres
ents. S. WEIs,
12-7-3t. Selinsgrove, Pa.
Prof. Oden G. Gortner, Superin-
tendent of Public Schools of Juniata
County, was visitor at the county
institute in Snyder County last week
and also made a call at this office.
The professor is an acquaintance of
our school days at Missionary Insti-
tute, and we are always pleased to
see him. When we finished term
of school at Cowan, Union County,
we recommended the professor to
that position and he was elected.
From there he wandered to Juniata
County andhas been since been placed
in charge of the schools of our sister
county. We feel as though we had
not made a mistake in recommend
ing him as school teacher. We
have since read that he has bought
an interest in the Juniata County
Tribune.
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INTERESTING ITEMS.

Go to S. o. Ulrich, Globe Mills,
for your boots and shoes.
DR.. A. M. Smith of Adamsburg
was at the county seat Tuesday.
Go to w. H. Eidem, New Berlin,
for the best Sterling Silverware. At.
Miss Maud Duck of SeliDsgrove
was guest at the Ayers home last
week.
&. w. Graybill, who had been
employed at Allentown, has returned
to this place.
Mrs. Shipe, nee Name CIelan,
spent a few days visiting herparents
during the past week.
Mrs. H. |. Romig and daughter
last week were the guests at the res
idence of Attorney Grouse.
Horton Netf OF Gordon, Pa, Wis
tied A. S. Beaver and wife at this
place during the past week.
Ambrose Gutelius, who had been
at Lewistown employed in a livery
stable, has returned to the parental
roof.
Preston Erdley of this place NOV
ed his household goods and his fam
lily to Burnham, where he has been
operator.
Perry l.. Romig and son, Willie,
of Selinsgrove, and Harry l.. Noll,
of Myerstown, were at the court
house on business on Monday
James VanZandt of this place last
week killed a porker that tipped the
beam at 5O6 pounds. James never
believes in doing things by halves.
l will pay market prices for beef
hides, calf skins and sheep felts.
j. l.. WINEMAN,
11-3O-3t. Lewisburg, Pa.
Read j. +. Van Natta's advertise
in this issue. 1t you need Jewelry,
Silverware or anything in his line,
he will pay your fare to Lewistown
and return.
Mrs. r. B. McWilliams of Nc
Veytown is enjoying season Of Wis
iting at the home Of her father and
mother, James VanZandt and wife,
on Sugar Street.
Charles Meiser, the baker, has
moved from his residence on Market
Street to the Kern residence at the
bakery. Prof. Killian will occnpy
Mr.. Meiser's home very shortly.
A. F. Thomas of Mifflinbarg was
at court Monday. He carriedhome
with him a divorce which made him
as happy as a big sunAower. Mr..
Thomas formerly was a Snyder coun-
ty boy, and we are pleased to hear
that he is getting along very nicely.
He is a sober, industrious, hard
working young man and deserves
the best kind of success.
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-A brand
new trap manufactured at Mifiin-
burg by John Gutelius at a cost OF
$l25 can be bought at considerably
less than cost. 1t is most hand
some vehicle. For further particu-
lars apply to Box 243, Middleburg,
Pa. tt
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Ladies' Goats and Capes.

We have now in stock the most
complete line of Ladies and Misses
Coats and Capes, that we ever had.
Prices $3.50 upwards.
Call now while the line is still
complete. S. WEIs, Selinsgrovc.
11-3O-4t.
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Clocks Clocks Clocks |

From the Nickel Alarm up to the
finest French in plain and fancy
dials with or without alarms, from
"a hours to 8 days.
B. +. SHEIBLEY, Lewistown, Pa.
12-7-3t.
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TO CURE ACOLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. E. w.
Groves signature is on each box.
25c. 11-16-6m.
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.lCO Meyer June 10 80

" 'ooiS III ltlclr0curcmcnt of
school libraries? j. ID. Rierle;
"frequcncy and Manner of School
-, Directors Nisiis,' by j. A. Snyder.
he addresses were all timely and
Practlca! and showed that our dircc-
tors take an active interest in the
public schools.
DR.. Hull made an inspiring, in.
''r"c'lvc ana eloquent address con-
'a'nlng timely and valuable sugges-
lions for teacher and director.
Miss McCloskcy gave very in
'lructlve talk on the Decoration of
Schools.
Dr. .. {. liartzlcr made few re-
marks concerning ihc duties and re-
Spenslbllities of the director.
THURSDAY EVENING.
Thursday evening was marked bv
the largest attendance of the whole
session of the Institute. The large
Audience was entertained by the
Carol Club of Boston and Mr.. Ed
win Rood. The entertainment was
of high order and consisted of
singing by the "Caru's" four ladies,
and humorous impcrsonations bv
Mr.. Rood.
FRIDAY FORENOON.
Supts. llannawalt of Miillin Co.
and Gortncroi Juniata Co., formerly
Il Snyder County boy, were introduc-
ed, made eloquent and inspiring ad.
dresses.
The underlying principles of the
simple combinations of numbers
were beautifully illustrated by DIR.
Hartzler in his address, "Geology of
Arithmetic"
Miss McCIoskcv spoke on "The
Educational Value of Story"
L. q. Arbogast read an interest
ing paper on "Succcss in Life"
Prof. II. l.. Schroyer addressed
the institute on "Thc Teacher of the
Twentieth Century"
Report of Committee on Resolu-
tions was read and adopted.
Supt. Bowcrsox in a few well
chosen remarks complimcntcd the
teachers upon their taithtulncss and
enthusiasm.
Thus closed one of the most HELM
tul and beneficial teachers institutes
in the history of Snyder County.
Much credit is due to the able, cilcp-
ent and talented Supt., +. G. Bower
soX, for conducting the Institute in
such a satisfactory manner tlc pub
lie who manifestedsnch a deep inter
est, to Prof. BilIhardt for the able
way Of conducting the music of the
day sessions, and to the teachers for
their faithful attendance, deep inter-
est and intense enthusiasm manifest
ed. EUGENE MARKLEY, Reporter.
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S. o. Ulrich's, Globe Mills, is tn,

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place for dry goods and groceries.
Court is in session this week. The
full proceedings will be published
next week.
Miss Mabel Bachman of this place
is paying a visit to W. A. Lutz and
wife at Shippensburg.
Miss Katie Swineford of Mifllin-
burg has been the guest OF ID. II.
Rhoads and wife during the past
week.
We have another order for 1000
lbs. of dried apples. Bring them
along. DC per ID.
A. S. SECHRIsT, NerdilIa, Pa.
Miss Zelda Gemberling of Selins-
grove was the guest of her friend
Miss Bertha Grouse, for several days
during the past week.
/ will pay market prices for beef
hides, calf skins and sheep felts.
j. l.. WINEMAN,
1l-30-3t. Lewisburg, Pa.
Anon Wumer of Richfeld dropp-
ed into our Office Monday and be-
came a cash-in-advance subscriber
to the Posi-. That is agood example
to follow.
! Miss Iva Mensch and sister of
near Mifllinburg and Miss Florence
Meyer of Freeburg were the guests
of Hon. q. Alfred Schoch and wife
last week.
A shooting match will be held at
the Summit House House on Satur-
day, December %, 1899. Forty
turkeys will be shot for and disposed
Of through a wheeling match with
wheel barrows.
Rev. |. p. Nef, former pastor of
the Lutheran church OF this place,
and his bride of Jefferson County,
have been spending some time very
pleasantly with the formers daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. S. Beaver.
Sunday evening, about s o'clock
a house at Globe Mills belonging to
Mrs. Lewis Pawling burned to the
ground. The house was unOccupied.
1t is rumored that the house was
coal-oiied and then set fire to by
some frebug.
Printingpaper is goingup. Who
knows when it is going tostop? Our
special offer at the top of this page
is still good. Do not wait too long.
We cannot guarantee it to last for
ever. 1t NAV he withdrawn at any
time. Come in now.
Rev. John o. Yoder of Stewards
vile, Il. j., has been spending the
past few weeks visiting his mother
and family at her residence on West
Market Street. The parson deliver
ed a very torclble sermon in the Lu-
theran church Sabbath evening.
Our line of watches cannot be
surpassed from the smallest 600
size to the largest IS size in both
open and hunting case for ladies
and gentlemen. b. +. SHEIBLEY,
q West Market ST., Lewistown,
Pa. 12-7-3t.
If you want your hair cut with
out steps Or a nice easy shave and a
refreshing shampoo, 60 to A. +.
Soles. in the bank building one door
east of the Post Office, in room with
the drug store. A clean towel to
each customer and satisfaction guar.
anteed.
To customers coming from Mid
dleburgh and all intermediate sta
tions to our store and purchasing
goods to the value of SIS or more,
we will refund the railroad fare
both ways. This offer is good only
until Jan. l, 1900. s. WEIs,
11-3O-4t. Selinsgrove, Pa.
The report of the Standing of the
First National Bank of this place
appears in this issue. The report
makes remarkably good showing,
there being more than $4,000 on
deposit and loans and discounts
reaching almost $173,OOO. Thesur-
plus fund and undivided profts reach
almost 500. 600.
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Teachers in Session.
Continued from last week. }
tuesday, EVENING.

Grafton, "Footprints OF Time" by
5. q. Snyder, Richiield, Pa.
The high authorizations which were
formed from the afternoons address
by DIR. Hull were more than gratiti-
cd by his admirable, pleasing and
instructive lecture, "l'hrec Elements
OF Success which was delivered to
a large and appreciativc audience.
Dr. Hull Is Il fluent speaker with
h'Sh aims ana noble purposes and
possesses the power to impress his
AUDITORS WIN ms own LOFTY motives,
"A SOUND BODY, sound headands sound
II rear' are the "lhre' Elements of
" h'N'''''N' r"hhN"oN'
Devotional exercises were held by
hcv' Shamrach'
"Synthctic and Analytic Methods"
was ably presented by DR.. Hartzlcr.
The pnpilshoul be taughttoinvent,
construct and think for himself.
DIR. Hull again took up his lav-
orite subject "Arithmctic." The
two objects of Arithmetic are to pre-
pare Tor business and develop
:''o's',' power, =, oevera' mistake,
III 'each'"g Arithmetic were pointed
out
Dr. Lyte continued his "loosenlng
up OF lnllnltlves and Particles. lie
Is an author OF series OF text books
on {, Grammar :. ana Is recognized as a
leao'"g au'i'ority on the'sue)ect'
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
After Singing a number of pleas.
ing songs, in which the large audi
encc participated, DR.. Hartzler gave
an Instructive and sensible fall, with
many Prac'lcii hints ior teachers on
-
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'"','" "''''''., was '''''"''''c'
a'' maui very ''ol"c,,' 'u" pa
'''o''' "''''es' ." nc l"o'c
Schools and Public Spirit"
mmmaturity ard Degcncracy"
was discussed III Il very scholarly
''"' ,''' way WHICH ''''.'e,' Una. '1e
l'"N'' ''''' Il very "ccP '"s' Sht l''o
lin, ,,.,, Jno n'S,' ''., ,L % ; ,'s"'
t,ro an,; ,La d,,,o,', ;, ''', ~
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l'c''c'' 'Ii''ca''o' was ,ne
'"'J''. p.'o'''''" y ~. ~. .''' III HIS
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WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hon. Lee Fairchild Of New York
City Icctured on "St'mping" to
'"' "'''''''''' 'i''' n'''l'o', GEAR
.., I " .Ap'.:o'o,' Il, "',' o,'''y u
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THURSDAY FORENOON.
Devotional exercises by Rev. Nc
Lain.
DIR. Hartzler spoke on the Do
main of Grammar and impressed the
beauty and power of the
language as well as in our
The state herald., 1899-01-01

not lived with his wife for some time
and at her request was not notified of
her death. He did not learn Of her de-
mise until the hour for the funeral was
almost at hand, and he was twenty
hve miles away. This did not deter
him but only added fuel to his desire
to outwit his enemies. Hastily hitch
Ing up his horse he came to this city as
sastasit could bring him, and spread ter
ror as he passed down Court street and
into Main with his horse at full gal
lop. He arrived at the church Just as
tho minister was bringing his discourse
to close, and in distracted and ye-
hement manner exclaimed II must
kiss Mary once more" His wild ap-
pearance and violent gestures so
wrought upon the minds of the congre-
cation that almost a panic was created
and 1t required considerable persuasion
before the husband could be uuieted
rnd the funeral services continued.
The state herald., 1899-01-01
Fun at tn. white House.

The humors of the White House, It is
the testimony OF everyone who has re-
sided there. would fill many volumes.
Many Of them are found In the daily
mail bag. At dinner the other day
Mrs. Mckee told of letter Mrs. Har-
rison received while FIRST lady of the
land. II ran:
Dear Maddam-I would like pres
ent from Washington City. and SO /
will locate on you for 1t. Please send
me dress pattern and (here followed
list OF several other things)
please pay the express, as | have made
a vow never to pay anything on an
express package. as | never know what
II is until have opened it." Mrs.
Harrison. according to the relator,
was much amused ut this mIssiye, and
I'm locate on you for that" became
a standing phrase In the family ever
after when some object was coveted.
Another letter received by Mrs. Har-
rison ran:
Dear Madam-Please send me some
sheet music. as have daughter that
has some talents. Ohio State Jour
nal.
The state herald., 1899-01-01
John IL. Iirnni.I,n.

You have the zoliaeal sign Leo.
which the sun rules rising at birth and
therefore the Sun is your ruling planet
or signlheator The Sign Leo usually
denotes wiry, muscular. slender fg-
ure. with Wide shoulder In proportion
to the rest Of tho body; the complexion
fair aud ruddy; The hair and eyes light:
the eyes are large and In Home casea
they would be- called "popoyes," You
are OF . sunny. cheerful temperament;
you are charitable and generous. too
much 40 for your own good; you are
very restless when moi buny at some
thing. yon arc very apt to borrow
trouble In some way or cross bridges
before you get TO thCm; you are nppar-
emily quick tempered yet seldom get
your deep anger arouroli yet when you
do you become very hcreo like the lion:
when your Hngcr ~ once aroused you
will giyo fomcboig-thY- was the cause
OF II the full benefit of'yonr opinion re-
gardlcss OF their position or rank You
have moro than average pride and nm-
btlon and have natural gift OF
language
The state herald., 1899-01-01
"Papa, I'm Going to pisr.

An interesting and singular incident
OF premonition of death has Just been
brought about through the death of
little Jimmie Wickersham of Green
field. Ohio. He died Monday, and was
not yet years of age. Five days
previous to his death, when apparently
in the best of health, he came to his
papa. and in his childish prattle said:
Papa, I'm going to be sick, awful sick
and I'm going to die" Within three
days afterward he contracted severe
cold, but 1t was not considered serious.
Nothing further was thought OF his re-
marks of the previous day until Sun
day evening, when he was taken sud
denly worse, and he again repeated
what he had told his papa to his grand
ma, and at an early hour next morning
he died. His childish words of but n
few days previous were proved to be
The state herald., 1899-01-01
Alcohol from Appi-s.

Mcssrs. vivien and Dupont have cx-
perimentcd as to the manufacture OF
alcohol from apples. One hundred
quarts OF apple juice contained s9.75
per cent OF water. 0.30 per cent OF ash.
2.ot per cent OF pcctin bodies and 2
per cent Of cnnc.sigar. 297 per cent
dextrosc. $50 per cent lcyuloso. and
O.si per cent OF other sugars: total
sugars. ii3i per cent ON adding
phosphoric acid. potash and ammonia
Tor sodium nltratc). the fermentation
proceeds m quickly aud completely ms
with ,urnip Juice and by this means
s per cen, alcohol IL obtained from the
apples, This alcohol was considered to
be OF better quality than the ordinary
alcohol from cider The grounds re-
naming equal Is per cent OF the apples
taken. and contain 90 per cent Of
sugar.
The state herald., 1899-01-01
An Eik-IIorn Fence.

At Mammoth hot springs in Yellow
stone Park, there Is a fence made of elk
horns. II encloses the greater part of the
grounds of Photographer +. Jay Haynes
studio. The fence is composed of over
800 selected elk horns. All of them have
twelve points, and a great many have
the royal fourteen points, They We're
shed In March, 1895, and were gathered
In June of the same year by Mr.. Haynes
and three of his men In radius of ten
miles of Mammoth hot springs and with
in four days hunt. There are about q
800 elk In the park now. Each pair of
horns would bring $3.50 at the railroad
station at Cinnabar, about eight miles, or
at least $40 Il pair in the East or South
Kansas City Star.
The state herald., 1899-01-01
JOSH BILLINGS PHILOSOPHY

A gentleman IL the party who IL all
wuss honest. and allwuss polite. and
keeps his boots nhincd up. and his m.
ger nails clean.
Nj dear fellow, yu kant glt emmy
thing ou, ov this world unless you ask
for Il. and yu amt going TO glt mulch
cnnyhow. unless you insist upon II.
when yu settle with yuuelf. insist
upon 100 cents on tho dollar: when yu
settle with the world. take han price
n yu kant git emmy more.
Mi dear boy. don't let emmy man glt
the drop on yu. This Ia q vulgar Aay.
Ing. but II yu have got brancs cnuf.
yu will use II for n mornl purpose
There arc no doubt plenty oy pco.
ri, In the world who are abuy nua.
pishun, but never hay known emmy
one tnot miaolD whom II wasn't safe
10 watch.
Tharc Ia mighty sight oy odds be.
tween knowing everybody. and hay.
Ing everybody kno yui but ihnre Ia
lots oy folks who never dlskoyor the
difference.
There IL sumthlng funny about this.
but have notlnscd that yu could sell
man kako oy sweet scented nope.
at the same price. with less talk. than
yu could koppy Of the nu testament.
The odds lEs Just what makes the
difference to wit. What yu learn bl
yurc own experience allwuas koau all
Il Ia worth, aud sometimes CRATE deal
more. bu, what yu learn bi the expert
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