The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-09-09
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80 often as friendship begins il
love.
One Of the New York fresh ali
children in Snyder county, recently
almost knocked a farmer Oft his fee
with a surprising question: "Say
Mr., isn't it expensive to buy chew.
ing gum for the cows :" She wa,
looking at the COWS chewing theiI
cud.
Fifteen dollars day for q day,
work in the Klondyke gold field
amidst snow and ice is good wages
bnt when il costs fourteen dollars
and fifty cents without luxuries tt
live, it isn't near as good job as ont
can get at home.
The Union county papers are try
ing hard to make it appear tha,
theirs is the only county in this sec
ton that paid a dollar for wheat
We desire to remind them that Sny
der county has several firms that
paid $1.0O for wheat.
A great number Of people seem to
have the impression that the SOUR
rel season will come in on September
lst, but they are laboring under q
false view. The season runs from
October 10Th to December 18th,
Hunters will therefore govern them.
selves accordingly.
h. Burns Smith, who has been at
Now Kensington, Psnn'a., for two
months, on Sunday visited his moth.
or and sister at this place. Burns
ha. secured position in q bank and
the only one at that place. he 10
forging his way to the front and
richly deserves the success he has
met.
On Thursday. Sept. 10, the Sheriff
will sell 65 full suits OF clothing AMI
all the Clothing, Overcoats, Macin.
toshes and all the other goods in G..
Q. Gutelius's store. The Sheriff
wants it to be known that these
goods will be sold in suits and small
lots so that everybody will have a
chance to buy. 2t.
A smooth, easy shave, genteel
hair cut, or other tonsorial work, is
always obtained at Soles' Barber
Shop, in Wittenmyer's Building, on.
posite Post Office. Go to Soles and
you will make no mistake, Shaving
soap, face cream, hair oil and egg.
shampoo for sale. A. 4. SoLra
Sheriff's bale was held here on
Aug. 2Sth. The property of Geo. s.
Snyder was sold to G. II. Steininger
for $3,325; the timber land of Geo.
S. Snyder to A. H. Ulsh for 1927 the
farm Of N. H. Meyer, of Chapman
Twp, to r. s. Meiser for S11,OO; q
house and lot of Mary Sechrist, at
Adamsburg, Carolina Dreese for $2O5
Among the candidates spoken of
for Associate Judge at next Springs
primary are Hon. Jere Grouse, Ner.
M. Middleswarth of Troxelville,
Elias Rohback of Selinsgrove, VII.
Coleman of Beavertown, Hon. 2. T..
Gemberling of Selinsgrove, Squire
VIM. II. Howell of Mcclure, Hon.
Henry Brown of Freeburg and
Peter Reigls of Adamsburg.
The Focht bill is law. The Gov.
ernor signed the bill and the work of
removing 10000 aliens from the pub
lie institutions of Pennsylvania will
begin at once. This will save the
State 81, 100000 a year. A good law,
and Representative Focht deserves
the credit of every patriotic citizen
Of the Commonwealth.
The Broad Street Conservatory of
Music, located at 1881 South Broad
Street, Philadelphia, has attained a |
position pre-eminently in advance of
the Musical Colleges of America. Its
handsomely illustrated catalogue for |
the season just opening is a beauti. |
full specimen Of topographic art, and |
is embellished with many attractive
Illustrations.
In one Of our sister villages recent. |
y, says an exchange, the enterpns. |
ing ladies Of prominent church ad. |
Vertised to give an ice cream festival |
and that all the lady walters would
wear boomers. The whole town |
'urned out. including the young and |
Did men and bachelors who had not |
been in church since they were
wheeled in baby cabs. The ladies' |
'ept their word. but the 'bloomers.
we're large red roses pinned at their
hnlks