The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-07-26
when ALI the world is younglaa. and everything

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And every goose II swan lad, and every lass a
queen:
Then boot lad. and horse lad and round the
the world away:
And go it willie you're young lad-each day must
have It's day.
John Howell, of Mcclure, Snyder
county, spent II few days in town
with his cousin, j. Irwin Howell
He was looking up some timber
land with the intention Of placin 4 n
steam saw mill thereon. Miiiheim
Journal.
This town NJ present is in a state
of anarchy-the head of our govern
ment, High Chicf-Burgess, the Right
Honorable John Milton Steininger
foreman of the PosT, is out on Il col
lecting tour. Farmers, Carol your
fair daughters and lock your hen
coops.
Tariff or no tariff is the question.
Everybody has pet theory and n
pocket idea. The more you study
it the less you will know of it so sit
down quietly, keep your mouth shut
and look wise. Read all you can on
the subject and vote rs YOU please
only so you vote for Harrison.
Parents who believe that children
are incapable of doing wrong act,
and will not believe it when told of
it, very often have their eyes opened
by bitter experience when it is too
late to rectify an evil, which, if taken
in time, might have been nipped in
it's incipiency.
A monument was unveiled in Cali
fornia the other day to the memory
of the man Marshal who discovered
the gold in Captain Suitor's mill race.
1t is all right to do honor to men
who were the central figure in such
accidents in discoveries, but Mar
shal died of starvation poor, neg
lected, miserable creature.
Persons who do huckstering
should inform themselves of statue
laws. 1t is unlawful to tie the legs
OF chickens, yet we see that done al
most every day by country people
offering poultry for sale on our
streets. And another thing, many
employ wet measure in selling berries.
peas, beans, &c, which is also pro-
hibited. Dry measure must always
be used.
To Whom IT MAY CONCERN. Notice
is hereby given that all persons do
ing an unlawful business, such rs
pedling, hawking, &c, in the county
after August 10th, 1888, will be pro-
secuted to the full extent of the law.
BY Order of Merchants Protec-
tive Association of Snyder county.
n. L. DuNDoRE Pres.
G. CGUTELIUs Sec.
July 10, 1888, Wv.
Miss Jennie Bibighaus of this
place has secured the agency for a
new poetical work entitled Grown
Jewels" which is II valuable book.
1t is the most complete compilation
of poetry we have ever seen, and she
has been very successful in her can
vassing. She is also agent for the
lives of our Presidents, prepared by
the ablest biographers in the coun-
try. People who want to acquaint
themselves with the life and services
of our chief executive for the next
four years, whether Democratic or
Republican should purchase one of
her books.
Miss Adele Cartons Dramatic
Company is exhibiting in Seebold's s
Hall this week. On Monday night
they produced the thrilling melodra-
ma entitled Only a Farmers Daugh-
ter to "A crowded house. 1t was rem
dered with thrilling effect and the
audance was delighted with the en-
tertainment, OnTuesday night they
unfortunately put the same piece on
the boards and the result was small
house. Wednesday night they play
ed to fair house and rendered
Kathleen Mavourneen," which was
fine test of the company's dramatic
ability, and we are frank to admit
that it is the best troupe that has ex-
hibited here for years. They will
appear in Seebold's Hall every night
this week with an entire change OF
program nightly, and each entertain
ment to end up with roaring farce.
Admission 10 and 20 cents.