The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-08-30

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will be reconvened in Harrisburg on
September 1lth to nominate success
ors TO Hannibal X. Sloan, deceased,
and Hon. j. q. Bucher (who will
probably withdraw, candidates for
Congressmen.at-Large
SHOOTING Marches. Two shooting
matches took place ut the Summit
House on Monday. The score of
both matches is given below:
rt Match. end. Match.
W. Bartholomew. OigOsOiOl-S 2iiiOOIOOi-6
y. Middleswarth, Oii2iOOO0l--j O22l2t1li-7
w. Alrand. i2I2U02Al--5 lUUO9U2i22-6
NJ. Y. Steiningcr. 22i9OO22l-B OiOi2l2OO-6
NJ. L. Kreeger lOllOOilOi-6 liiolOnlO-5
A. Miidleswarth. WOcOv2lG!-3 i0lO2l9OO-5
~ T. IilbSh. O2iO3GOl2D-5
". A. Bateman, llll02G0l-G
On September 7tl the Republican
conferees of the 18th Congressional
District will meet in Lewistown.
The meeting will take place at y. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating n
candidate for congress. As there is
no opposition Hon. Thad. VI. Mahon
of Chambersburg will be nominated.
On Monday evening rs Geo.
Shneffer was going toward home i'll
Swineford, he discovered tall man
endeay oring to gain entrance to
Jacob G.. Walters house. When the
would be house-breaker found he
was discovered, he escaped in the
darkness.
Apostal card to Wm g. Gretzitge,, y
Registrar, will bring the 100 page
year book, showing the five depart
ments- College, Academy, Ladies
Institute, Music School, and Art
Department, and cuts of the ten
buildings, of Buckuell University,
at Lewisburg, Pa. Next year begins
September Is, '9i. S-3O.9i
All officers and members of the
Snyder County Agricultural Society
are requested TO meet i'll Bowers
Grove ut IL n. m, September ith,
(Day of Farmers Alliance picnic
for the purpose Of selecting date
and arranging program for fall and
winter meetings.
NJ. X. HAssINGER, Pres.
On Monday while George Beaver
was burning the clothes George
Bolender wore when he committed
suicide, three cartridges were dis
charged. These cartridges evident
ly were in the pockets OF the suicide
and it is very fortunate that their
discharge was not attended with
any misfortune.
The Middleburgh Posi- in an ed
torial solves the labor problem.
That's something to be thankful for.
I-DemOcrdt and Sentinel.
The above is no doubt intended to
ridicule the idea of solution to the
Labor Problem. We believe that
our solution can be worked success
fully, if directions are followed. At
any rate, we challenge the Democrat
and Sentinel to offer better solu-
ton.
The Republican Club met on Satur-
day evening in the G.. A. r. Hall and
elected the following delegates: G.
| w ua,,,,ann IL ~ nnwaronN onI
Geo. w. Wagenseller; Alternates
DIR. G. Il. Hassinger, j. @. Schoch
and G. G. Seebold. The club ad.
journed to meet Tuesday evening
September llth, to effect n perma
nent organ ization.
LUTHERAN REUNIoN.-The Fourth
Annual reunion of the Lutherans oi
the Susquehanna Valleys will be hello
at Clements Park Opposite Sun
bury, Thursday, August 30th, 1894
Addresses will be delivered by tn,
following prominent Lutheran min
listers and laym en-: Rev. j. Weber
ID. d., Sunbury; Rev. ID. Nj. Henkle
ID. d., Catawissa; Rev. w. Il. Fisher
Shamokin; Walter G. Gilmore, Esq.
Dist. Atty, Williamsport; Rev. III
A. Weller, Orwigsburg: Rev. g. w
Sandt, Wilkes Barre; Rev. w. H
Dunbar, ID. D., Baltimore; Mrs. Rev
L. b. Wolf. Guntur, India.