The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-09-19

Love poems should always be bound
in calf. tt
One way to have housewarming is
to put in lots Of fcoal.
Truth is the very best hammer with
which to nail o lie.
The phones will be closed Thursday,
from l.SO p. m. to $50 p. IN.
What's the use of buying trouble
when you can borrow it?
Is it the place of bell boy to run at
the call of the bellies?
It's peculiar that the product of the
still makes men noisy.
A good mirror tells the truth no matter
on whom it reflects.
Spinsters probably love cats because
cats are not afraid of mice.
The Lutheran Synod of Central
Pennsylvania meets at Miffiinburg,
Septem ber 25th.
The Republican Standing Committee
met Saturday in this place and decided
on quit hunt Campaign.
The Middleburg band left Tuesday
night for Newport, where they will
furnish excellent music at the county,
fair.
The pamphlet laws of 1901 will be sent
out this week. 1t is the largest conf
pilation of laws ever printed, the book
being twice the usual size.
Best Blood and Liver medicine in
the market. Buy dollar box of Brown
Herb Tablets, seven months treatment
for one dollar. Sold on guarantee; no
cure, no pay. Sold by
ID. G. Buck,
l9-12-4t. Middleburgh, Pa
Little grains of powder,
Little drops of paint,
Make the ladies freckles
Look as though they amt
Call on A. E. Soles in his new shaw
ing and hair cutting parlor for your
head cleaned with refreshing sham
poo and a clean towel to each patron
on the north side of Market square Cpl
posite Central Hotel Satisfaction guar
anteed. If.
When you're in danger, pretty maid,
OF being kissed, no trace
Of fear should ever be displayed.
Go meet such danger unfraid,
And meet it face to face!
UNION COUNTY, (PA.) FARMS For
SALE.-15 farms, 7 to III acres, near
market, schools and churches. 2 Gen
keral Stores-excellent opportunities. 81
town properties. Send for list describ-
lug same. c. H. RANCH, Real Estate
Agent, Box 9, West Milton, Pa. S-22-6t
A New Buffalo correspondent writes
thus to the Perry County Advocate !:
James Low, of Watts township, who
has for many years been digging for
gold, etc., along the base of the Half
Mountain, in said township, and has
had some ore tested that yielded $2l. so
a ton, now claims that he has found a
much richer vein, and all that is need
led now is some person to furnish the
money necessary to develop what he
believes will prove to be veritable
bonanza"
The writer had the pleasure of being
present at Rev. Haas Harvest Home
Services at Selinsgrove Sunday morn
ling. The Reverend preached very
l Interesting sermon. He had the church
tastefully decoated with both cereals
and fruit. A tedious piece of work was
the making of the words "Bless God "
with kernels of corn and filling in the
back ground with grains of wheat,
while a border was made with peach
seeds.
I hereby give notice to the public
that have this day sold my threshing
outfit to Abner E. Walter, who is a
thoroughly responsible man, and whom
| can heartily recommend to all for
honesty and fidelity. He will at once
take possession and fulfill all contracts
made by me for threshing. All parties
for whom 1 have threshed are request
ed to make payment to me for thresh-
ing done up to this date.
CURTIN BOwERsOX.
Sept. l3, 1901.
The Mifilintown Herald last week
says: H. X. Spangler, former Miflin-
town printer, son Of Rev. A. H.
Spangler, of Yeagertown, Miffiin
county, one time pastor of the Port
Royal Lutheran church, is reported
critically i'll at his home, in New
Aensington, Pa, where he has been
located since leaving here, being in the
employ Of our former townsman, Harry
=. Bonsall. He Is suffering from a
Severe attack Of typhoid fever. Three
Of his children are also sick, being
afflicted with the same disease.