The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-05-25
MIDDLEBURGH SNYDER co, PA. THURSDAY, MAY 25.

Brcs is not just to your liking, bring
it back.
Miss Ollie Grimm went to Milf
flinburg last Monday evening to
spend several weeks with her aunt,
Miss Sarah Grimm, who is very i'll.
A YOUNG MAN WANTED.---At
Brosious Bros. Sunburv to learn the
clothing business. Must be y hustler
and able to talk the German lang
uage. Come at once.
Kew. Jesse Shambach will preach
the Union Memorial services in the
court house next Sunday evening.
There will not be any sermon in any
of the churches, Sunday evening.
Schoch & Stahlnccker have add
ed TO their line of goods VIM. Rod
gers Silverware. If you need any
thing in this line, do not fail to call
upon them andgct prices and see the
goods. o-Zo-3t.
If you pay your subscription one
year in advance youcan get the POST
for only orc dollar. If you are in
arrears YOU can pay up your arrear-
agcs and one dollar extra for one
year in advance. Then you will
get the Farm Journal five years
free. IT,.
SHOES At CosT.-They must 90
at any price. We would like to get
cost for them, but if we can not they
must 90 tor less. Come at once
while there is a better chance for
sizes. Special bargains in buggy
whips and soap.
BARBER SIMoNTON.
The friends of f. NJ. Bilger of
this place will be grisYed to learn
that he passed to eternity this home
in Oakland, Iowa, May 18th, and
was buried May 13, 1899. He is
we'll known here and has relatives
here in the persons ofJames Shuman
and others.
The corporation back of the Whit
ney Safety Fire Arms Company
was not desirable thing for our
citizens to tie themselves to. There
is too much watered stock apparent,
ly for our people, to monkey with
If they had only a little money in
stead of so much stock that means
nothing it would be amorc desirable
investment.
On Monday morning new sche
dule went into effect on the Sunbnry
and Lewistown Railroad and in fac
over all the lines of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad. The morning tran
East arrives at Middleburg at Sos
instead of $40. The morning trail
West arrives here at 1898 insteaC
OF 1880 as before. The evening
\ train East arrives here at 4:52 in
stead of 4:2O. For other change
see the new time table published il
this issue.
The Thompsontown Globe take
our remarks concerning Prot. Gort
ner's likeness very seriously. W.
can assure our friend of the Gtob
that he is not responsible for the fac
that Prof. Gortner has changed s.
much in these ten years, nor is h
responsible for the fact that the writ
. er and his friends here do not recOg
nize in the picture any resemblance
to the young man ofour school days
We will accept Bro. Wickersham'
. word for it that Prof. Gortner ha
changed a great deal in the last tel
, years.
: Messrs. Fisher, Hampton, Albu
and Long of the Shoe Company o
, Catawissa were in town over Monday
night to attend meeting of tn
Main Shoe Co. Limited ofthis place
At the meeting in the Court Hous
2 Monday evening, G. Alfred Schoch
w. w. Wittenmyer, A. H. Ulsh
VIM. H. Hampton and Chas. Z
d Long were elected Board of Man
e ayers to serve for one year. Th
board of managers organized b,
e electing Hon. G. Alfred Schoch
E President; Chas. E. Long, Secretary
and w. w. Wittenmyer, Treasurer