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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15
10 Formulate a Plan.

The Franklin Repository, acting as
the mouth'piece Of the Republican
party Of Franklin county, with it's
usual magpanimity. has undertaken
'to formulate plan for the nomina
ton ofCongressmen and for the cleo
ton Of National Delegates, for the
18Th Congressional district, aud in
last weeks issue published a leading
editorial under the above caption.
The Repository, in speaking of our
Congressional district says, In the
new district formed by the last ap.
portionment there is at present no
plan for the nominating Of Congress-
men and OF course there can be no
plan for the election OF National
delegates. The Repository comes
to this wise conclusion after publisb-
ing rule third Of the Republican
National rules, which reads as fol-
lows !;
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15

There ia no longer any question
about the removal OF The Libby pris-
on 10 Chicago. The inal transaction
in the deal Vac completed on Thurs.
last, and the building is now the
property OF O local syndicate whore
purpose is to transplant it in that
city by June i.
The parties interested declare that
10 will not De converted into q cham
ber Of horrors, 5but that il will be
made On interesting place Of resort
alike uuobjectionable to northern and
southern people. To show the
friendly feeling Of the leading citi'
zens OF Richmond towards this pro.
ject, it is announced that number
OF them. have, signified their willing
ness to go to Chicago aud deliver
addresses at the opening ceremonies
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ly disappointed oil American VIC
shippers Of the brute.

Kaiser wilhelm, OF Prussia, who
died Friday Of last week, aged ninety,
WAS the Oldest ruler in the history OF
the world. His uon, Frederick Will
liam promptly took his fathers place
as King OF Prussia and Emperor Of
Germany. Frederick Third, under
which title he will reign, is noble
man, of warm heart, good impulses
aud high principles, and his course
during the fifty-six years Of his life
has completely won the hearts OF the
German people, who will give him
their cordial support. 10 view OF his
excellent character, great abilities
and moderations, it is matter Of uni
versal regret that in the nature OF
things his reign must be short. A
victim to an incurable disease Of the
throat, which has already made dis
asrous iuroads on bis constitution
o few years is the utmost lease OF
life which can be hoped for or ex-
pected for him But brief though
the reign Of Frederick Third will
doubtless be, it. promises to be one
OF the most illustrious of which re-
cord Gao be fouud i'll the history OF
the German people.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15

II has by wise economies and just
laws reduced the public debt and the
interest upon il.
1t has by generous and yet just
appropriations for pensions, illustra-
ted it's love aud respect for tue na-
tion's gallant defenders
IL has made competency condi-
iion for appointment to Office and
fidelity to duty the tenure for hold
ing IL.
II has reduced pnblic expenditure
to the lowest consistent with the gen.
eral welfare and collected the tax
from sources best able to pay it.
1t has made religious liberty more
secure to all forms of faith by an en-
public opinion and estab.,
ishod free schools with no sectariap
denomination in them.
II has by its fidelity to pnblic trnst,
by it's constitutional amendments, by
it's statutory enactments, federal aud
State, by the life and character Of its
long line OF statesmen, heroes. ora
tors and martyrs, by its sacred tra-
ditions aud its matcbless history OF
great things accomplished, proven
itself competent aud worthy to
achieve the great things yet to be
done for the good and glory Of the
country.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15
The European War Cloud.

The cililized world is looking 10
Europe to know what will follow
the death Of the Crown Prince Of
Germany. The Prince who will suc-
ceed bis father 10 the throne of the
German Empire, 10 case Of the death
of the present Crown Prince, is bent
upon war. He will fiud the French
Republic and the Russian Empire
just as eager for war.
II any two nations Of Europe
should come into warlike conflict, il
is likely that the whole of Europe
will be brought into scene of car
hage such perhaps as the world has
never witnessed.
With the present perfection OF
weapons of war aud destruction,
Europe would be literally flooded
with blood In such a condition Of
hings how little encouragement,
there must be for internal develop
nent and culture I! How the yourg
men, who feel that at-auy moment
they may be called to take up arms
in defense Of their country, must be
crippled in all their energies and en-
terprises q! Business must also be-
come stagnant for lack of faith in the
stability Of anything pertaining to
the woill of business.
With what pleasure we on this
side OF the broad Atlantic contem'
plate the present condition and the
grand outlook of our country W.
by our example teach the world tha1
the safety of u nation depends upor
it's attending to it's own affairs, nnt
av, idiug all phases of that unscru
pulous ambition that has always re-
suited 10 wars among the nations o
the past.
3 6uIqvdnS 10 1uem I!u peq !
--s-'-.-,.sS'sssoiv irfvIIu ~ CufIccrnbd
a lgJuu aec3ru.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15
NOTICE TO HEIRS.

In The matter Of The Estate Of Henry
Kratzer, late Of Centre township, Sny,
der county, Pa, decd.
To Amanda Kraizor, intermsrrled with
Peter Thomis, decd, of Adams township,
Snyder county, Pa, WIN. Krataer OF Reeds.
Vile, hiilin county, Pa, george Kritzer. Of
Paxtonville, Snyder county. Pa, Lizzie, In.
termsrried Win samuel Gross Of Shrnde g
Mills, VI ifiIn ciunty Pa, Simon Kratzcr, Al
ice, intermarri,d with Hopnia Mitchell, Alyes.
tn, intermarried with Nathan Hscken6urg, all
OF Paxtonvillo, Snyder county. Pa, John
a. Ro%is. i" o9 gsciss. IS y: srs S.SoriSy, "or
Ss S Sa1 as.!s 50 wye ais,, ss' Sain SS eoSS
ty, Pa. aud the ALLOWING oh ildreu viz: John,
jennie. minors.y ho have for their guardian A.
sarah, nov dec'G,. whD leaves to survive her
husband, Andrew Wagner, and the follos Ing
chiIdred, viz: Charles, Kate, George. lice
and Ellen, all or whom arc minors and hav"
Tor their gGardisn A. A. Romig, Of Mcclure,
Snyder county, f"-
You are hereby cited to DO ana appear be-
fore the Judges OF our court OF Common Pleas,
to be held at Middioburgh oil the 4th MoudaL
OF N Y. A, ID. 1855, at 10 O'clock
In the forenoon, then and there TO accept or
refuse to take the real estate OF HENRY
put upon II by an Inquest duly awarded by
the said Court, and roturnedb By the sheriff OF
said county, OF show cause why tho sumo
should not bo sold. And hereof fail not.
Witness the Hon. Joseph T.. Buchet, Presi-
dent Of our said Court At Middleburgh, this
5th day OF March A. u. 1855.
W. w. WITTENMYE ER, Proth'y.
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Snow Bound.

The great and glorious West no
longer has a monopoly OF the active
and enterprisiug blizzard On Sun
day from two TO three feet OF snow
fell iu the eastern part OF this State
which was followed by high winds,
blowing down telegraph wires and
drifting SIX and sevsn feet OF snow
on eecsion OF the nein line OF the
Pennsylvania Railrosd. No trains or
telegraph communication has been
had between Harrisburg, Philadel-
phia and New York this week. The
trains come regular from the west to
Harrisburg where they are stopped
as against stone wall, side-tracked,
and allowed to stand and await an
opening. Trains at this point are
made up for the west as long as the
cars will last. Trains from Phila-
delphia, which left that city during
Sunday night are scattered along
the road TO Harrisburg. At 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon the Niagara Ex-
press, over twsutysfour hours late
was pulled into the depot at Harris
burg with three locomotives. A
few hours later the mail train arrived
with 1--WE engines pulling II. The
trains had bssn 10 the peigbborbood
Of Dowuipgtown since Monday
uorning.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15
NOTICE TO HEIRS

In u,e matter Of the Eestate Of Amelia
Krdtzer, late Centre to,cnhip, Sayd.r
county Pa, decd.
To Amanda Eraizor iniermarried with Peter
Thomas, Decd, OF Adams township, Snyder
county, "a. VIM. Kraizer, of Rccdsville, Mt-
Nil county, Pa. Heorge Kratzer,. OF PaxiOn.
vile, Snyder county. Pa. Lizzie, intermarried
with samuel Gross II Shraler's Miis, Nj niiu
county. Pa Simon KratZer, Alice, intermar-
ried with Hopnii Mitchell, Alyesta intermar.
ried with Nathan hackenberg, all OF Paxton
vile. Snyder county, Pa, John kralzsr
minor who has Tor his guardian a, a. Roinig,
OF Mcclure, Pa. Catherine, new deed. leaves
to survive her husband, Joseph hnss,r, OF
Shrader's Mills Mfiin county, Pa, aud the
follow lug children viz John, Jennie, minors,
who have for the r guardian A. "A. Romig, OF
Mcclure, Snyder county, Pa, sarah, now
decd, who i'avos TO survive her hus band, An.
drew Wagner and the following childfen, viz
whom are u lnors aud have for their guardian,
A A. Romig, OF Mcclure, snyder county, Pa.
You are hereby cited to be aud appear before
the Judges oi our Court OF Comnod Pleas To he
held At Midhlebnrgh ou til, 4ih Monday OF May
| lsss, ut 10 O'clock IN the fore noon, then anh
there 10 accept or refuse to take the real estate
of AMELIA KRATZER, deed, ~ the apprnis.
ed valuation put upon II by an Inquest duly
awarded by tho saii Court, and returned by
ihe Sberin OF heid county, or show cause why
the same ahould not be scid. Aud horeof fail not
| Witness the Hon. J y. Bucher, President OF
Of our said Court at Middl' burgh, this 9th dGy
W. w. wITTENMYER, Proth'y.
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Thursday, March 8, 1888.

There has been loud demand for
mailable money ever since the sbins
plasters we're called in. The com-
mittee on banking aud currency in
Congress has agreed to tho bill pro-
viding for the issue CT no. more than
$50, 900, 900 in denominations OF Eve,
ten, fifteen. twenty-five and ifty
cents to meet the demand.
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John l.. Sullivan and Charley
Mitchell fought thirty.nine rounds
in France on Saturday last, which
resulted in a draw. Mitchell is 80
far Sullivan's inferior in size that it
was thought almost impossible for
him to escape the furious assaults OF
the big slugger with his life. Not
withstauding, his nimble legs stood
him up for. thirty nine rounds, DUR
ing which time he was frequently
knocked down, only to jump into the
ring at the call OF time like bantum
Both Sullivan and he were severely
punished After the tight the party
started for Paris in carriages hen
the whole 'caboodle' was arrested
"a at last reports we're still a t,n,'
IocS-up. Suliivau's[f
out the little Englis' prod -.4 e.e.,-
ly disappointed all American wor'
shippers Of the brute.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15
Candidate Cards.
For Congress-.
For Senator.

EDITOR PosT. We take pleasure In present
ing to the Republican voters of snyder County
the name OF ID. BoleDder asa suitable candidate
for state Senator. Mr.. Boieuder is known
throughout this Senatorial u strict rs q wide.
awake, enterprtsiDw gentleman. one whosa
charitable spirit has almost become rrovcrb
and his general intelligence coupled with bi.
extensive experience In putlto lite emineutilJ
tits him for toe on ce. Shy der county T. entiil
ed to the Domina tlou and We realtzo that II
VIII max no mbtase in selecting him as thell
IN n. Sincerely yours.
REruBIIcAN.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15
ASSOCIATE JUDGE

EpIToR Posr.--You may announce my name
MS n candidate for The office Of Associate Judge.
~ ON the 2ith. | have always been u conscicn.
tlOus supporter OF the Republican party and, b
lng - resident OF Penns township-whlch Is en-.
titled to the nomnatIon--l respectfully solicit
the support Of the party.
Very truly yours.
March !, 1883. LIE. PAWLING.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15
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The work II complete IN l Vol. OF 600 pages
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The work IL endorsed by tho w. q II. u. and
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

TO THE CITIZENS OF SNYDER COUNTY:
The time having been set Tor holding Of the
Republican Primary Election. tn wit: Satur-
day, March -. 1858. / herewith present my
name as a candidate for the oflce of Register
aud Recorder, plcdging myself II success. iul to
retire from the Office at the end OF my second
term. Respectfully soliciting your support am
Yours, Very truly
j. DUCK
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15

EDIroR Posr. We take pleasure In announc.
Ing the name Of Henry Brown Of Freeburs, as a
candidate for AssocIlte Judge, subject 10 the
rules OF the Republican Primary on tho 2lth.
He Is a gentleman OF high social qualities, worthy
and well qualified for the office, He has br.l.
liant army reoord-haying served In tho union
army three years. He would be an ornament
To the bench aud nm honor To the county ana We
respectfully ask his nomination.
HIS FRIENDS.
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ASSEM- BLY,.

TO THE REPuBLIcArs or SNYDER COUNTY.
Feeling myself entitled TO one more term In
the legislature. and acting upon the kindly sug.
Restions oi many representative Republicans, l
hereby respectfully submit my name as n candi.
date for Assembly Tor re-election-Subject to the
rules OF the Ropublican Primary on III, -. inst
A. s. HELERICH.
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PROTHONOTARf.

The two term rulc being recognized by the Re-
publcans of Snyder county. | therefore an
nouncc myself n candidate for reelection to the
office OF Prothonctiry ana respectfully submit my
to the party. -
w. W. WITTENMYER,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-15
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

TO TUE REPUBLICAN, VOTERS OF SNYDER co.
Gentlemep;-l hereby announce my self ms II
eauis tate for the nomination OF District Attor-
ney: & pro Pho',i,,in l,,ic II, ,ftss-yto,-i II Si IsT
ity. Yours truly,
IL. L. MILLER in.
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March /.

EDlToR Posr.-Please announce the name o
W. ii. Wolfe OF Middlecreek twp. as a osndidat,
for Jury Comml ssioncr. MIR. Wolfe has been q
life long republican. soldier In the late war anC
IN every way quail fled for the office.
MIDDLECREEK.
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Jury COMMISSIONER.

En- PosT.-Please announce my name as n can,
idate for Jury Commissioner, SUBJECT 10 the de.
'i,ion OF the Republican Primary on tho 2lth
INST Respectfully,
Il. TAYLOR GEMBERLING
March l. of Penns.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22

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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22

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DOR @rds Uelidief in Maghen oel
Qersoe N~arimtlian. aadoem
&c etlide Sage J, Doc eiuen Sdt&sarfa0
glitt.n batte. Sch oua 4 Dee I808
,eaog Ct 1926 bic NlnGg1er 1mpslii
at. .beiutie 1888 Atpen, Rcnifautlas
,sl. 4sanpten upo Rubiea, 100 CT bie
uui 3ueiten R'ltaia ate pororang. unr
bite rab a htuspaatlider Abmeienb, It
yer 9aldffsua ruh Miinhen suriid. !
II beidrieb DAeie Rsiie in BEN Werts
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-22
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Sabrsaps. 9,reis Gts. 80. 8ei ST..
Yuitet & So. Stem Oort unb G,nctn
r,ati, Obio. Sin reid ,Iui1rirter Ralen.
Der nit folsenoem Srbalt Drsi 2ais
ier, @ebtduhe uno Sitten Der }WDlter.
Elm 9elo i'm 8auerntittel, ettuas aus Der
Naturgeididte beS G1els, bonn uriprune
unb 0e1tcmmsn Der Mastenbdae, Sc
cddtr,btafel auf bas Satr~89, Bioera=
pbie. be 8rinisbabn, &scspt gum &eih
weiben. bic 8,fdbfe Tiala uno GAGS,
Observation-Disclosures, MIerlei.
Catholic Home Alanaaac, 1889.
Sen5tser 8rottsrs, Seem Dorf, tGnctn,
natl uno gbtcaao. .
Sin iluRratip uno ionf isbr 'i6Dn
aiseeitaiteter 2aIenoer.
6nabsuqmsaen. 1as S@ebet unb
Die gebrduhlthftsn Mnbahten Der tattpz
lihen Rifde, eur@ 8eleg rureen uno
8eiipiele e1fldrt bon p. Bpnaueas
ventura CANINE, eOSF. 1916
SO. Prdmie fir ben le. .Sabr:
ear9 bes e enbbUt<' In @incin=
natl, 8.
Dieb fit tatboliide Gamilier ietr
enpfeblensperibe Bud behanoelt i'm
erften Tbeil 6as @ebet i'm ailgenminen ;
I'M Stpeiten7 belle tpiro base eiaete auf bic
alsewein sebrduhlihen b6uslihen tnb
f,rdliden Gnhadten a~nsetvnnot; bet
brittle TbeI banbelt BON ben befonbesn,
auf beionoere @ebiemn:Fe beslsIiden
Iubadten. Die Grtldrunser tperben
ourd sablreide 8eiipiele ans,ebeab u,o
erballid inulf1irt.