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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-06-05

The Republican National Conven.
ton in session at Chicago this week
has not yet succooded in making q
nomination for President. The two
Days have been spent in skirmisbing.
james q. Blaine is still the favorite
candidate, though he suffered tens
porary defeat in the election Of chair
man, which was the first measure
ment of his strength. The field was
combined against him, and his cam
didate for chairman, Gen. Clayto
was defeated by ex-congressman
Lynch, (colorod) Of Mississippi by a
majority in total vote Of SIS. Full
particulars next week.
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Samuel j. Tilden the
choice OF the Democracy OF Snyder
county for President.
The County Committee was then
after which II. j. Smith,
ESD, the nominee for Congress, up"
On invitation, appeared before the
convention and accepted the nomi-
nation 10 an appropriate address.
VIM. II. Snyder was them elected
Chairman of the Standing Commit
zee. The convention then adjourn
ed sine die, well pleased with the
result Of their labors.
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Minutes Of tho Snyder County S. S
Convention.

SgMSsGnovE, Pa, May 20, 1884
Tho li.h Annual Convention Of
the Snyder County Sunday School
Association convened in the Evan
geiical Lutheran Church on Tuesday
evening May 20th, at 7.'3O, ?. NJ.
After singing and prayer By Rev
T. o, Cleese, President, pro tenn. the
first topic, GLOW shall wo make this
Convention success was taken up
Opened Ly Rev. Yutzy, followed by
Rev Cleese. Second topic opened
by A. NJ. Carpenter, followed by
Rev. Cleese and Rev. Haas. Dox-
ology; bcuedictian.
May q. Convention opened at
0 o'clock With Pres Cleese in chair,
After devotional exercises the Com
vention proceeded to the reception
OF delegates with satisfactory results
On Motion OF A. NJ. Carpenter
Messrs ]. g. Schocb, Rev. Haas
Wm, n. Heimbach, we're appointed
a committee to nominate officers tc
serve for the ensuing year. Com
reported, Pres Rev. Yutzy, Record
ing Sec j, C. Schoch, Cor. Sec Mrs
f. Il. Bower Treas. A. NJ Carey
Received. lst topic What reform
seems necessary in Sunday Scdoo
work, was taken mp. Opened b,
Rev, Cleese. Opener limited to Il
minutes, others 8 minutes. Topic
Temperance and Sunday School,
Rss clssse. followed b,
,kauks; good ddy ''-"~' ORaWI
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BlLIOUSNESS.
Bilious symptoms invariab

Bilious symptoms invariably
arise from indigestion, such as
furred tongue, vomiting Of bile,
giddiness, sick headache, ir-
regular bowels. The liver Sc
creteS the bile and acts like q
filter or sieve, to cleanse impu-
rites Of the blood. By irregu-
larity in its action or suspen-
sions OF its functions, the bile
Is liable to overflow into the
blood, causing jaundice, sall0w
complexion, yellow eyes, bill
ious diarrh4a, q languid,
weary feeling and many other
distressing symptoms. Bilious
ness may be properly termed
an affection Of the liver, and
can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator Of the liver
and hillary organs. BURDOCK
BLOOD BITTERS. Act upon the
stomach, bowels and liver
making healthy bile and pure
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Meeting Of the Democratic County
Ccnventior.

The Democratic Comfy Conven.
ton met in the Court House at Z.
NJ. on Monday, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the diff
ferent county officers. The conven-
ton organized by electing +. L
Bower, Esq, President and VIM. II
Meyer and X. G. Fiss, Esq. as Sec.
Ietaries. The list OF Delegates wat
then called over showing a full rep.
resentation. On motion Mesers. W
II. Meyer, DR.. j. j. Greenhoe, job,
Q. Kreitzer, John B. Rearich and
John NJ. Daubermau, Eaq we,t
appointed committee on Resolu
ton. The President Of tho conven.
ton then announced that pomina
lions for the various county officers
then in order.
L. J. Smith, Esq, OF Mildlebugh
vas nominated for Congress by ac-
lamation, with power to select bis
own COnferees.
Hon. Simon r. Wolvsrton OF San
bury was nominated for State Sena-
tor, by acclamation with power to
appoint his own conferees.
J. q. Lesher, Esq, Of Monroe
township was nominated for Assem-.
bly, by acclamation.
Nominations for Sheriff being
called for, Tobias Il. Rei.z of West
Beaver and James p. Smith O
Middleburgh placed in nomination
Mr.. Smith Immediately directed th,
withdrawal Of his namo, whereupou
on motion, MIR Reitz was nomirat
ell by acclamation.
Moses Krebs of West Beaver wa
nominated for County Treasurer b.
acclamation.
The following gentlemen wer
then placed iu nomination for Count
Commissioners. Isaac Erdley q
Penns, ID. F. Kerstetter of Franklir
John A. Meyer of Chapman an,
Peter Klingler of Monroe. Messrs
Isaac Erdley and ID. L. Kerstette
we're declared tho nominees, the
havining each received 10 votes
l6 for Meyer and 10 for Klingler.
George Daubsrman of Washingto
aud G. w. Hornberger of PERI
were nominated for County A,
ditor's, by acclamation.
]. Grier Barber NJ. ID. OF Middl,
burgh was nominated for Count
Coroner by ncclamation.
The committee on Resolutions r,
ported resolutions denouncing Il
great fraud Of 1876, whereby Il
American people were defranded
! ! eir. choice for tie presiisucy n
L. 5,
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Rev. Wampole. Queery box passed

Rev. Wampole. Queery box passed
Adjourned.
Afternoon Session opened with
devotional exercises. Minutes read
and approved. Treasurer, Hon. J
A. Smith rendered financial report
which was approved. The Ptes.
appointed Reps. Hans and Cleese and
a. NJ Carpenter q committee Oh
resolutions. Chidrens meeting AL.
dressed by Revs. Haas and VAIN
pole, followed by Cleee, Carpenter
Smith. Topic, "2elation OF pareuts
to $. S." Discussed by Wampole,
Cleese, Smith, Carpenter aud DR..
Born. Adjourned.
Evening Session. Convention con
vened at 8 o'clock. Devotional OK.
ercises, minutes read aud approved.
Topic, "Wbat is tho relation Of o
pastor to the Sunday School OF bis
church. Opened by Rev. Cleese, fol-
lowed by Rev. Haas with q motion
that this topic be dropped aui the
history of Sunday Schools in the
county be taken up. Carried. Rev.
Yut2y read q very interesting article
on the subject, after which the next
topic, How shall the Sunday School
protect itself against impr oper mu.
sic and literature" Opened by VIM.
Meyer. On Motion of NJ. L. Wag-
gonseller the address Of Rev. Yutzy
on the Sunday School History Of
the County was Incorporated in the
minutes. The President appointed
as Executive Committee, Carpenter.
Haas and Carey. Adjourned.
Tuesday Morning. Convention
opened at 8 o'clock. Rev. Curns OF
Cloarield county aud Mr.. Lepley
were elected advieory members Of
the Convention. The topic, "Is o
normal class q necessity in our SAM
day School work. was ably discuss.
ed. md topic, "The Christian Sab-
bath-its peril and our duty" was
next considered. Tho Convention
then voted to hold the next conven-
ton at Middleburgh, TO meet on the
evening of the 81 Tuesday of May,
1885. A. NJ. Carey elected primari-
Gus aud j. &. Schoch secondus, as
delegates to the next State Conven-
tion. 1t was voted that $1,000 be
sent TO the Treasury of the State
Convention. Co motion OF 4. NJ
Carey the following resolution was
adopted:
ReeOlye5, That all tho Superin.
tendents in the county are earnestly
requested and expected to be pres
ent at tho next County Convention.
when they will be called upon to
make a verbal report Of their school
Tue committe on resolutions made
their report which was adopted as q
whole.
Adjourned.
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COURT PROCEEDING.

Court convened. Monday, May
26, 1884. Present: Hon. j. G.
Bucher, President Judge, S. A..
We.zel and j. A. Smith, Associates.
Tipstaves appointed John a let-
terolf, A. d Kramor, J. NJ. Binga
man and John Dorm.
The resignation of--Stahl, con-
stable Of Union township was ac-
crpted and Samuel +. Bordman APP
pointed in his stead.
In estate Of Henry Bnmgardner,
decd, report OF John II. Arnold,
Esq confirmed.
In estate of Jacob Seechrist decd,
report Of L. e. Bower, Esq, con-
Grmed.
In estate ofMary Hutfnagle, DEC d.
Auditors report confirmed
In the estate Of HGssipger, decd,
inQueSt awarded.
In the estate Of John G. Glass,
decd, order Of sale awarded
Amanda Deobler by her next
friend sc, vs. Elias Deohler, sub
poena in divorce awarded.
10 the estate Of Mary Shrader.
decd, report Of j. G. Grouse. Esq,
confirmed.
10 the estate of George Harman
decd, return to order Of sale and
alias order awarded
10 the estate Of Cathsrine Weiser
decd, report OF A. W. Potter, Esq.
confirmed.
In the estate Of George ID. Miller
decd, order q sale awarded.
In estate Of Isaac Woiaer, decd
report OF A. ", Potter, Esq, con.
irrued.
In the estate Of Samuel Stroud
deed, return to inquest and order
Of sale awarded.
In estate Of Jacob W. Stauffer
decd return to order of sale.
ln estate Of Cathaline Weiser
decd, j, B. Hall, appointed guar
diau of the miner children Of sale
decedent.
In estate of Samuel Stroub, dec d.
order Of sale awarded.
In the estate Of John s. Knouss
decd Leonard Boyer appointe,
guardian Of S. Enouse a minor c
said Iccedent.
o estate Of David Hassinge,
decd, report Of Ii. Il. Grimm, ESQ
confirmed
In estate o! Jacob Gray bill, decd
order OF sale awarded.
In the matter Of the account
L, b. MeCrum, report of A, v
Potter, Esq, Auditor conGrme
nisi and exception tiled to said II
port.
Prudential Mutual Aid Society
America vs. Amanda and Job
Keister, rule granted upon the sal
society to show cause why tho nan
of John A Keister should not
siriken from the records as pc
sonal stay Of execution granted.
, !e tAs estate Of HsXy WIg!c +!
'st song '' 49, Lthanks. a
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RATES OF ADVERTISING :
Republican Ticket.

For Congress.
LOUIS f., .fTkiNSON
of Juuinta county.
For Senator,
n. J. POTTER,
OF Selinsgrove.
Subject to the decision ofthc Detrici
Conference
For Assembly,
q, ALFRED SCH OCH,
OF Middicburgh.
For sheriff.
NER II. MGDDLESWARTH,
Of West Beaver.
For Treasurer,
CHARLES A. BOLENDER,
OF Franklin.
For Commissioners,
JOHN MOIIN ~ Centre and JAMES
y. HOUSER OF Union.
For Auditors,
ADAM SMITH 81 Beaver and q. w.
SlERER Of West Perry.
For Coroner
DIR. T.. W. TOOLE,
OF Freebnrg.
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decd, Barnhart Kline appointed
guardian Of Ada Ulfich.


guardian Of Ada Ulrich.
In the estate Of George a. Snyder,
decd, decree for order OF sale.
lu the estate Of Henry Uliicb
Barnhart Kline appointed guardian
OF Slmcn Ulrich and Moliie Ulrich.
Licenso was granted TO all whc
advertised their intention to apply
for the same.
The executors administrator
and guardians accounts, aud the
widow GppraismeDts as advertised
for confirmation were acted on ac.
cordingly except those hereafter
meptitned
Commonwealth vs. John Reed
indicted for .et Jas. plead guilty
and received the usual sontance.
Common wealth vs. David =. Rock
afellow indicted for selling liquor
without license, the defondent hav.
ing paid the cos,e noNe prossique
was outered.
Commonwealth vs James Shaffer,
false pretense the jury found the de-
fendept not guilty and devided the
lcosts between him and tho prosicu-
tor.
In The estate Of Elizabeth G. erhart.
decd Adam B. Walter appointed
guardian Of tho minor children OF
said deeedent
The Sheriff acknowledged deed to
Valentine Walter, Thomas Newman
and Gallon +. lolshue.
Tho Commonwealth vs VIM. II.
Beaver and Elias Beaver, indicted
tor forcible entry aud detancr, the
jury found the defendants not guilty
but ordered them pay the costs.
In the estate Of Isaac q. APP,
decd, report Of A. II. Dill, Esq
confirmed niSj.
In the estate of Joel Row, dec Il
Henry N. Weizel appointed guar
dian Of the minors Of said decedent
Exceptions til,j to the account Of
CHARLES Kulns administrators ofJohp
Kuhns decd.
In the estate Of Henry Wolf
decd, order Of sale for the payments
OF debts awarded
Commissioners appointed TO ex-
tablish boundary line between Adj
amsand Centre townships.
In the estate Of David Coleman.
decd, awarded.
In the estate of Emma Jane
Freed, decd, Henry Garman APP
pointed guardian OF Frederick
Freed, a minor OF said decedcnt.
Commonwealth vs Oscar Bower,
indictment, assault and battery
with intent to commit rape. Jury
found the d efendant guilty and WIS
sentauced to pay a fine of one dol-
lar and undergo an Imprisonment
at seperate aud solitary confinement
for period OF thirteen calander
months.
In the estate of Noah Aigler,
decd, exceptions to the account Of
Jonathan Grimm, guardian &c.
Ia the matter of the public road
in Chapman township, report o.
Viewers continued until adjourned
Court.
Report of viewers appointed to
uppraise school lands in Beaver
ownslip confirmed absolute.
Report Of viewers of public road
in Washington township confirmed
psi.
Report Of viewers for public road
in Beaver township continued unit,
adjourned Count.
la the matter Of tho review il
Centre township, William Moyo'
substituted in place Of j, Il. Swei
gart and order enlarged, to report
to next term.
Viewer appointed to lay out pub
lie road in Mouroe township.
Court adjourned until June G
1881, then to adjourn until July %,
1851.
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Advice to Mothers.

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n r,,s bo.. - ne estate 81 Hsqy WIr!c!,
of the lftost song. Late nouis r4svcn ,hanks' no
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THE POPULAR
Furniture Hous e
OF
MIFFLIN COUNTY.

Every department full and ready business The Largest and
Carefully Selected Stock WALNUT PAINTED CHAMBER SUITS
shown 10 ewitown. Sixty Chamber Sus prices from s200
S25O0 being twenfv than hand
time before These sus all gotten good STYLE make and
ih None Better and will be sold low for goods
and hear prices BEDS, CHAIRS BUREAUS SINKS, SAFES
BES oil kinds MATTRESSES Of oil kinds FORTY LOUNGES from
s575 Reps Brussels Torrys Hair Cloth and Velvet We
take the lead these goods SEBOARDS handsome
Our make All Prices low Cash. please
MorToGood Goods Low Prices and No Trouble
PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, ETC., for the million
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FOR RAISING

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the only Elevator Tor
Pump) that will destroy
water lice and wipglsrs
and II " chs only means
" which woll or oistsrn
wAtsr can be made pure.
We. s.vill forfeit Si60 for
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I al cintern cannot DO
I'uritisd u ten days.
Send Tor descriptive
circular to the Pittsburg
Water Elevator aud Pu-
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w. II. FELIX, Pro.
s. OPPENHEIMER;
sEL1NsGROvE, PA.
Wider Fona Draw.

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fun Solly Oppcnheimer soim store we sic im gor.
da gawest wora don hetta sic sich net gaboddered
mid lamb bietter, for heita alader areua kanna
dos see net ma gakust hetta und ware ma wee
bissness gawest. Are hut gader for bova fer Sl.35
de suit un fer menner gons wench mair. In hem
mer beat oas dos ch mi lava gasanna hop
Wsee hemmer fer Sundog oily sofia fer war;
dog 81 goods ia alfert ust wasrs sogt dos es is.
un ich kon forhoftch gor net wee do lite see
so wolfle mocha kena. Are hut no aw hos dicher,
Furnishing goods, Satchels Trunks, Revolvers, Tn
an lot onera socha dos ich net vase wee mere es
detch hast, over ich vase dos see wolfle sin. ch
hop enc gafroght was will NIT so feel strow
h,et. no tut are mou uf garissa dos der
hute op gafolla is IN hut gasoght "Dese will he
all sold before d, season closes or am liar'
The Evening critic., 1884-04-30
WEST WASHINGTON,

Tho account in this mornings Post OF tho
marriage OF Miss Chew and Mr.. George ID.
barnard last evening was wholly incorrect.
They Will be married this evening, as TIE
CRITIC stated week ago.
large number went over from this place 10
tho funeral Of Mr.. James Payne yesterday Of
ternoon on his farm, near Langley, Va, He
was widely known and respected. His ro-
mains were Inferred on the farm.
The Brotherhood Of st. Johns P. Il. Church
hold meeting tomorrow afternoon, whom tho
question OF a FREQ parish library and reading
room for young mon will be discussed.
University Notes.
owing to an unexpected combination OF cir
cumstances, the University nine did not play
the Waverlys yesterday afternoon as was ex-
peoted. They hope TO play them tomorrow
Mulligan did not como from Philadelphia.
The third nine on the boys side played q
nine from Georgetown which rejoices In tho
name International The score resulted SO to
o for the college.
Tho University Tyros were beaten In their
game yesterday at Alexandria with the High
School nine there, the score standing % to II.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-30
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

meeting Of tho City School Board will DO
held TO night to hear tho report of the commit
tee appointed TO select suitable building to
be used for public school purposes. The num-
Der OF pupils is increasing In tho public.
schools annually, honco 1t has become neces'
Hnry TO Increase the number OF schools.
Edward Poindextor, colored, was arrested to-
day for brutally aseaultlng his wlfo last night.
John Laws, colorcd, was detained at the sta
tlon-houso this morning for trial on two
chargcs-for assaulting Frona Ferguson last
night and for assaulting Fannie Baston on
Monday night. Thomas Hillery and Mag
Travis were also detained for disorderly con-
duct.
II is understood that stock company Will
DO formed and tho grounds OF tho Alexandria
Baseball Club inclosed. Should the effort re-
suit successfully, the lovers OF baseball In this
city may expect TO witness some flne games.
The regular monthly meeting OF the oolum.
bia 8. Il. L. Company Will be held tonight.
In the Mayors Court yesterday Mary Snow
and Edward Chollie, for disordorly conduct,
were fined S5 each.
The Fairfax County School, No. 8, on Frank.
lin street, has been closed for tho season on
account OF tho ill-health OF the teacher, Miss
Bette Duffey.
MIR. Thomas Penn, an old Alexandrlan, died
on Monday night, aged about GO years.
At Fishtown yesterday shad sold s126li
per hundred and herring at $6G6.50 per thou
sand. The arrivals OF fish are quito small
for this season OF the year.
Tho alarm OF IRE yesterday afternoon was
caused by tho partial burning OF the roar OF
the building on King street, near Pitt, occu-
pied by Mr.. Steele.
The steamer Virginia Will be put on the
Maryland Ferry route on Thursday.
The Evening critic., 1884-04-30
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS!

The grand jury yesterday ignored the
charge OF grand larceny against Isaac Benson
and he was ordered to DO released from jail.
Mr.. s. A. PEUaa has called tho attention
OF the Commissioners to squares 010 and OIL
In Northeast Washington as an eligible site
for public school building.
THE Commissioners have approved the
following applications for bar room licenses
Timothy Cannon and James Rutherford. The
application OF Henry Bergeholz was disap
proved.
IN the Police Court yesterday Henry S.
Palmer and John o. Parker, charged with eend-
ing lottery circulars through the United States
mails, gave their personal bonds for hear
ing tomorrow.
MRS. IMoGENE ROBINSON MoRRELL cor
daily invites all lovers OF art to visit the Ma
tional Academy OF Fine Arts, corner OF Eigh-
teenth street and New York avenue, Thursday
evenings at 8 o'clock.
JOSEPH CARR, an enterprising colored
man, who saw the ball game at Athletic Park
yesterday by cutting hole In the fence and
thereby saved twenty i've cents, paid SO into
the Police Court to-day for defaclng private
property.
RACHAEL L. HENDERSON complains to
the Commissioners that Nineteenth street, be-
tween East Capitol and streets southeast, is
obstructed by q fence, and trees are planted
In the street. the police have been ordered
to cause their removal.
BUILDING INSPECTOR ENTwIsLE has
Issued the following permits TO build: A. j.
Clarke, erect dwelling on II street, between
tlith and Sixth streets, TO cost $4,000; Chas
Eighth street. $3.50; s. W. Resden, erect an
ONCE on Rhode Island avenue and Seventh
street, $3.50; j. II. Shelton, erect dwelling on
Twelfth street. between d and O street north
east, 5000; Mrs. o. M. Ball, repair No. 1C
Third street southeast, $500; Thomas Noon, re
pair No. % Fifth street southeast, $500.