The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-05-09
Decoration Day Program.

~ itSuiui thtctibs Va Stpts VI
w. Ryan, Post No. 36l Dept. of
Penna. G.. A. II. The following pro.
gram was unanimously adopted.
Details of Comrades assisted by the
Sabbath schools will decorate the
graves of our fallen Comrades in the
Cemotries at Fremont, Meiser. Pax
tonville, Centreville and Hassinger's
from . to 10 o'clock A. M. May 30
1875. Services will be held in the
Mddleburgh Cemetry at 2:30 Il. VI.
Capt. Ryan Post assisted by The
Washington Camp L. o. s. of A. No.
SIS. The Sabbath schools, Christian
Endeavor, Ladies' Aid Societies,
and the citizens of Middleburgh,
Swineford and vicinity are all cor
daily invited to Join in the services.
Let us all show by our presence
that we have not forgotten the ser
vices of those who offered and gave
their lives for our reunited Coun-
try and for the preservation Of the
liberties we now enjoy. Music will
be furnished by Stetlei's Cornet
Band. Address by Rev. ID. f. Nc
lain
RESOLVED that as May Both has
been made a legal Holiday by our
Government and especially designat-
ed Ms Memorial Day, therefore it is
earnestly desired that all places of
business in Middlcbargh be closed
during the services from 2 to 4
o'clock p. NJ. BY order Of Post.
w. H. COLEMAN, p. G.
Attest; q. G. gutelius, Adit.
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make money with the platter that |
had. There are so many things
about the plating business that /
did not understand. 1t was not un-
til l saw the advertisement of Gray "
Co. Plating Works, Columbus, Ohio,
that L commenced to make money.
The Royal Platter is sent by this
Eouse and all the trade secrets con-
nected with the plating business,
such as are necessary i'll the great
god and silver plating factories are
given free. As soon as / got the
Royal Platter | made money right
along. Last week / cleared S72. 80
and everybody is delighted with my
work. Anyone who has had troubl,
with their plating machines, as
have, should sent to the above firm
and obtain their circulars, and they
will be able to make lots of money
as have done. The Royal Platter
is fitted out complete, everything
ready for business; you do not hav,
to spend cent for materials. Dur
ng these hard times this informa-
tion is valuable.
We publish this week letter OF
the monetary question. This vii
be, and in fact is now, the great
question of the day. The subject il
worthy of our serious consideration
We are not responsible for the views
expressed, but we kindly invite {
! free discussion of all shades of this
problem.
A LATE NEWSPAPER LAw.-It FIRE
quently happens that a publisher re
ceives word from some distant post
master remains uncGlled for, party
moved. 1t is n common occurrence
for subscribers by quietly slipping
away and not paying what is due on
the paper. The new postal laws
make it larcency to take paper and
and then refuse to pay for it, anG
acting on this newspaper pro
prietor brought suit against forty
three men who would not pay theil
subscriptions, and obtained judg
ment in each case for the amount o.
each claim. OF these twenty-eigh
made affidavit that they owned NJ
more than the law allowed thus pre-
venting attachment. Then, under
the decision of the supreme court
they were arrested for petit larcen,
and bound over in the sum of $500
All but six gave bond, who wen
to Jail. A subscriber is in dut,
bound to pay his subscription tn,
same as any other debt, and the Law
is right and Just, as it should be. 1
he would contract debt at a grocer,
he would expect to be made pay To-
it. The same is true of subscription
He contracted the debt and should
lbe made to pay for it.