The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-11-28
VOL. XXXVIII
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k LUCID LOCAL LAcONIcS

BROsIOUs Bros. SELL CHOTHING
CHEAPER THAN ANY STORE IN Sun.
BURY.
WALNUTs wANTED-I want 1UC
buehels of walnuts and am willing ia
pay 40 cents a bushel.
CHARLES BOYER,
II. PaxtOnville, Pm.
BRosIOUs Bros. SELL CLOTHING
CHEAPER THAN ANY STORE IN Sun
BURY.
DRIED APPLES wANTED-I want five
or six tons of dried apples and am
willing to pay 8 cents a pound.
CHARLES BOYER,
IT,. axtonville, Pa.
Quite number of new houses are be-
ing erected in Franklin. Still more
ought to be put up. Quite number OF
additional families would move here If
houses could be rented.
Now is the time to gather up decay
ing vegetable matter and all manner Of
garbage on the premises and destroy
ing IL before the frosts Of winter set In.
The health of your family and your
family depends largely upon clean
illness.
Call on A. f. Soles in his new shaw
ing and hair cutting parlor for your
head cleaned with = refreshing sham
boo and clean towel to each patron
on the north side Of Market square op-
posite Central Hotel. Satisfaction guar
anteed. .3 IT,
BRosIous BROS. SELL CLOTHING
CHEAPER THAN ANY STORE IN Sun
BURY.
THEY ARE EAsY.-If your liver feels
good, you feel good. McNairs Stomach
end Liver Pills tones the stomach, rel
gulates the liver, makes life. e.,xartb hv-
Ing. Best pill, 26c gets them postpaid.
Try them. -
WEST SIDE PHARMACY Co.,
lO-2+10t. Batavia, LIS
The Posr learns with regret that Ex-
Commissioner A. A. Romig has been
sick for six weeks at his home near
Lowell. His corpulent form has been
reduced to mere skeleton. Mr.. Romig
Is we'll known to almost everybody in
the county and his many friends hope
that he may soon recover his wonted
health.
Five years ago rural free delivery Of
mails was an experiment in which few
had faith. To-day it Is proved sue
ceas, and is advancing 80 rapidly that
|lsO new routes have been established
iu the past four months. Best Of all it
builds up its own business as 1t goes
along, 80 that the increased postage OBJ.
ained through its influence virtually
pays its expenses
Authorities predict that this will be
winter of epidemic diseases, and IT
behooves people everywhere to observe
the laws Of health in every detail. First
NE sanitary conditions Of the premises
want looking after and all vegetable
y natter and germ producing filth des-
It hpyed. Exposure to cold from insufii-
- BENT clothing or sudden changes should
e avoided, and every precaution taken
h the use of proper diet Epidemics
q pnce started in . community will find
e. b victims among those who are negli-
~ ent in these particulars. Look well
ar fer the cleanliness Of the home and
: be condition of the system Of the In
: mates, and you will fortify yourself y
inst many Of the fills to which human
esh Il her.
At the last session Of the Legislature
law was passed and promptly signed
:. y the Governor, making appropria-
lCns for the next two years, Of $3.50
II week to each student In the State
onnal Schools Of Pennsylvania, who
seventeen years Of age, and who
'J n pees to teach in the public schools Of
h be State for two years or longer. 1t is
ott hfther provided that this Is ia. pay the
r iion In full Of said student in the
ioI nmal schools. The law II now In
ezation and the students are now re-
:. living it, benefits. This completely
ron a finally brings the normal schools
70 line with the other public schools
ars tAe state, Of which they have long
tss "a recognised by law - . part. II,
~ y ccune greatly reduces the cost "a
"a pc who attend the normal schools u
vs spare for teaching, - they are 10
By he'd to pay only for board and lodg.
Ipd In addition to the small cost q
Q, n and stationery. Tho total cost
OF W thee expenAeG h vefy small fol
advantagss AFFORDED.