The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-23

court opens Monday a week.
Twill pay highest cash price for hides,
,ov and wool. J. l.. Wineman,
Lewisburg, Pa.
comparatively speaking, there may
GOOD husbands, but no good hus-
md beats good wife.
n some people worked as much as
sv worried, there would be more
alth and fewer poor houses.
will pay the highest prices for
,sbed and unwashed wool.
sst NJ. MILLNER, Kantz, Pa.
The special rate to Buffalo and re-
I'm from Middleburg as advertised
,ovhere in the Posi- this week is only
80 good going Thursday May 23rd.
The Governor has approved the bill
skinc II crime to administer knock
# drops in food or drink and fixing
no punishment at 5000 fine and ten
ears imprisonment.
Since the Columbia Dam has been
pm out by the recent floods many shad
70 caught in the Juniata river and in
he SusQuehanna below Clark's Ferry
am.
certain farmer who could not raise
ne dollar to pay his home paper sent
hree dollars to an eastern man to learn
he secret of keeping butter from get
pr strong. He received the reply,
Eat IT.
The services of j. c. Beck rs book
eeper of the Shoe Company, haye
en temporarily suspended. Mr.. Beck
an expert book-keeper and exact ac-
ountant, and we trust he will soon be
nth us regularly again.
FARM FOR SALE. 10 acres-1OO clear
. acres covered with good timber, has
young peach orchard, all kinds of
rut good buildings, spring of running
vater, 4 miles north of Middleburg.
MICHAEL BLOUCH,
tl6,2m. Middleburg, Pa.
Go to A. f. SOles for a smooth easy
have or up-to-date hair cut and head
Eeansed with a refreshing shampoo or
landruff removed with his tonic. A
lean towel to each patron. Parlor in
bank building, one door east of Post
pfice Satisfaction guaranteed. If.
lfyou would invest a dollar now that
Fill be worth $1,000 to your children,
Is to your grandchildren and price,
ess value to your great grandchildren,
invest it in a "Snyder County mar
fiage' book. Particulars in double
FOlumn article OH first page of this pa
per.
We are in receipt of remittance
rom John c. Stuck, formerly employ
dat the Central Hotel in this place,
de had been clerking in Lewistown,
put he has now moved to Yeagertown
Pnd is in the grocery business at that
lace under the firm name of Ulsh
fnd Stuck.
A gentleman from New Jersey was
|n this place last week. He is interest
IN the shoe factory and is willing to
Fut $4,000 in the plant after the old
Nllalrs are cleared up. Those who have
fhy thing to do with claims should be
sreasonable as possible in order to get
|he plant started at an early day.
In this weeks issue of patents grant
N to American inventors 55 were
lahted to residents of our own State.
subscribers of this paper II descrip-
lOh and drawing of any patent will be
afhlshed free by Louis Bagger & Co.,
a'ent Attorneys, Washington, ID. c.,
aprinted heading cut from this pa
|eF is enclosed with the order.
Since the rehabilitation of the Read
Wy railroad Co. the prospects are that
Sewill get railroad on this side of
ae fver. We hear from good authority
ua' The proposed Southern Central
@iroad, line for which was surveyed
.om sunbury to Harrisburg ON this
ue OF the river about nine or ten year
Is to be built within few years.
liNrpOo. Sun.
"eare in receipt of a letter contain
us remittance from E. w. Young of
raul, Minn., formerly of Snyder
.Oahty. The letter was written May
''n and closes with the following sem
nuce: II start this evening for In
aa territory as witness in the
snl.ed States Court for the govern
,n' IN the trial of a man who beat an
indian soldier out of his pension
ase which I investigated and report
~the Pension Office in Washington,
usa stationed in Indian Territory as