The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-06-01
Court opens on Monday of next

Court opens on Monday of next
week.
HELP WANTED.-All those whO
desire work in the shoe factory st
this place should hand their names
to w. W. Wittenmyer without de-
lay. Quite Il number of girls and
Young men will be needed. ~
M. Millner, the enterprising mes-
cant of kantz, was in townon Nom
day. Mr.. Millner believes in hav-
ing busy county seat and he has
given his subscription for $100
worth of stock in the Main Shoe Co.
Limited ofthis place.
IfWm. II. Whitney, the invent.
or of the Whitney Fire Arms, can
free himself from the corporation
back of him, he can come to this
place and get the financial support
necessary for him to resume the
manufacture of his fire arms.
SHOES AT CosT.-They must go
at any price. We would like to get
cost for them, but if we can not they
must go for less. Come at once
while there is Il better chance for
sizes. Special bargains in buggy
whips and soap.
BARRIER SIMoNToN.
The result of the ballot on the
school bond question was 107 in
favor of and 2l against bonding the
town for $4,000. The bonds shall
bear 4 per cent. and bids for the
same will be received by the beard
at Jacob Gilberfs office up to one
o'clock Friday, June 2nd.
Farm Journal for the balance of
1890 and all of 1900, 1901, 1902
and 1908, nearly five years, to ey-
cry subscriber who will pay One
Dollar a year in advance tor the
Posi-. No better farm paper than
the Farm journal. This offer is
only made to Il limited number
the first who come forward.
Editor Lesher of the Selinsgrove
Times and his better half were Mid
dleburg visitors on Sunday after
noon and took tea at the Central
Hotel. Editor Lcsher is Il pheno-
mcnon wherever you put him. He
is willing to praise the devil for q
dollar and curse his creator for d
much less sum.
IfFulton county don't have q
railroad within her boundaries, she
can at least brag of having water
works. AT a special meeting Of the
town council of McConnellsburg
held recently, a contract Tor build
ing waterworks and supplying water
to the town was awarded to ii. G,
Frederick, Millcrsburg, Pa.-Me-
dia Ledger.
II. Harris Bower returned Tues
day from Mt. Carmel, where he
completed the term of school for the
last three weeks for the assistant
principal. The Mt. Carmel News
says of him: "Prot. Bower, in his
short month here, has shown himself
to be an instructor of exceptional
ability, and he has endeared himself
to such an extent with our people
that we would like to have him stay
with u.s."
The law recently enacted at Har-
risburg, regulating barber shops will
work quite an Innovation in the
shops all over the State. Underthe
law it will bc necessary to subject
the shaving brush to e steam bath
every time it is used, while the ra-
zor used upon a customer must be
dipped into an antisepticsolution be-
fore being applied to another mans
fece. Individual cnpsmust be used,
as no two persons to be shaved with
with lather from the same cup. A
fresh towel will also be provided tor
each person shaved. Combs, brushes
and other implements must be steam.
ed and thoroughly cleaned and the
shops must at all times be clean and
tidy. In order to secure the enfor-
cement of this law three inspectors
are to be appointed, and it will he
their duty to canvass their districts
just as is done by the factory in
snectOrs.