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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-02-22
Booming Candidates.
Cor the Middlehnrgh Post.

For the Middleburgh Post.
Attempts have been made by cer-
tain individuals who are correspond
dents to county papers, to puff, boom,
and boost their particular choice
for public Office under the heading
of correspondence of news from
their locality. L am pleased to see
that the editor of the PosT, in his
last issue, put his foot down firmly
on it, for it is unjust, and unmanly.
No properly conducted county paper
is willing to be made cats paw for
any particular candidate in our Re-
publican family fight. Neither
would it be policy for them to be SO.
After the selection has been made,
then every Republican r a ir tho
county will
shame, and is soon detecte 1 by the
honest voter. Such de, eption is
bound to result detrimen cal to the
candidate who permits srich unfair
means.
Let each candidate figh / his own
battle, and stand on his own merits
and let correspondents stop trying
to stuff the people by stating that
their choice sis meeting With grand
success and is becoming more pop
ular every day" Why that is lust
what the friends of the other. three
candidates think but they 10 not
attempt to persuade the people by
the unjust means above refer red to.
If our county papers are to be- OPEN
ed for the friends of Allema,l, Her
man, Smith and Wittenmy err. to
electioneer for, boost and boom
their respective candidate, hen in
deed would we have nice ] .edlam
in our political family.
But we have confidence the
sound judgment, and disc. imina.
tion of the people and whe, such
correspondents seek to dra " the
wool over the eyes of the voters
they will find that they, and not the
voters are the most fooled of all.
We believe the Republican voters
throughout the county are going TO
consider carefully and well, before
making their choice for the Legis-
ature and will decide on that man.
who in the past has proven himself
most deserving, competent and de-
'irable, and who gives promise of
'aithfulness in the future.
Let us weigh each of the four can
lidates esimpartially and let us make
hat selection, which will bring 10
'ur county the most good, and the
greatest honor. We want n man
here who can and will represent his
constituents with proper ability
Who will stand for the wishes and ]
'est intersests of his p, le. and
or no one else. One, VIII ON his
'ast record, can be truste work
in the future. Then will
nyder county rest secure in the +
that in the Legislature =
he will be respected and recognized 8
Let us drop this correspondent i
waddle about individual choice. p
IL 1t is very unsavory to many rea- y
ers. 1t will disgust rather than \
lease repel rather than attract
et there be fair play all around. e
,d let the candidates themselves 3,
low the people what they are. r.
FAIR Plays BRoTHER. AZ
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REGISTERS RECORDER.

T. H. UNyrER.-rhc two term system In uulco
having hetn recognized by the Republicans Zoo
this county where the incumbent has proven
himself capable and worthy, and having served
one term as Register q Recorder hereby uu'
thorZc YOU to announce my name for rc.clcc-
tton, at the same time thanking the people
through the pOsr for the support thCy have
given me and the confidence they rested IN mo.
HOPING they have not found q misplaced, and
asking their support at the primary in March. /
have the honor % remain
Your Obedicnt servant
G. ". suGNDEL.
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wv. W. wTTTgNMYER.
PRoTuoNoTARY.

n. II. ItiRrER Custom has almost made 10 70
law emitting faithful officer ut the county 10
n second term. ana Hs have endcdN1trd 10 ihc
hest ui my ability To perform the duties NJ my
Oillce Tor one term. ] hereby authorize you 10
announce iuv n1'uc ~ a candidate Tor rc-clccr
tiOn 90 the uul'D Oi lT0ihonOiuN, subject 10 INC
rules governing the Republican primary. ! utn
thankful for the tdNurs bestowed upon l' hA
the people. and hope by irithul N"'I.Itu'c
OF the duties cucuWbeHt upon mr 90 1tii iucf
j. CALVIN SDlOCu.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

ED. POrT.-Plcasc announce my name as a
candidate for District Attorney subject TO the
rules governing the Republican primary, ana
oblge, Yours truly, .,,.,.,, ...-,..-
1T. II. HARrER-pleasc announce my name ms
n candidate for the Ofice OF District Attorney
subject To the rules governing the Republican
primary. and oblgc, Respectfully 80.
HARVEY T.. MILLER.
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nrRY COMMISSIONER.

T. II. HARTER--plcase announce my name as
n candidate for Jury Commissioner subject TO
the rules governing the Republican primary
ROBERT REARlCK. Franklin twp.
ED. Posr.-Pease announce my name as can
didate for Jury C0mmissi" tbject 10 the
rules governing the Rep mary;
,WERsoX,
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Candidates. Cards.
roR ASSEMBLY.


RrruptrcASs oF SNYDER CouNTy.--In present
ing the name OF Chas. w. Hermann Tor Assemb-
ly, we ask you TO support man whose Repub-
llcanism Is unquestioned man who has been
faithful TO every trust imposed, whose Integrity
has never been questioned and whose character
Is beyond reproach. lie Is I'm the vigor of man
hood and we believe. viii MI the oflce TO which
he aspires with signal ability. lie deserves 20
Ill In securing his nomination. PENN.
FEiIow REPUBLIC cAss.-Horacc Alleman should
represent US in the next Legislature, because he
Is a lifelong Republican, has done active party
work. has the proper abilities. and vs. worthy OF
recognition. Let us do the fair thing BY him.
representation or prejudice. We have not Tor
gotten how he spoke for Hackenberg and the
whole Republican ticket at our last party meet
Ing In Centrcville. tENrRh'
r. II. HARTER.-Pleasc announce my name as
n candidate for Assembly, subject 10 the decls-
ions OF he Republican party NJ It's primary cleo
tion 10 hc held March 10. Should be nominal
ed and elected. I will cndcayor. 60 perform the
duties OF the onlce faithfully and honestly.
''' w. W. wrrrENMYER.
tn. HARrER. sir We take pleasure in pre-
| senting the name OF DR.. a. NJ smith Of Spring.
as candidate TOR Assembly. subject to the rules
governing the Republican Primary. Mr. smith
has been an active, working Republican an MS
life served his country faithfully and wen dur'
| ing the war and has never held an oilce ot IaN
| in the county. We are of that class VINO redllhe
that the Offices are few In proportion 90 iil,
number OF persons capable uud deserving u
| nlliug them, which leads Us 20 think thai "
| would be hut Justice to distribute thCm $50 rs 4,
| go around as nearly as possible nud not allow
| them to become u hirth-right tu some az Us i"O
| often presented. Knowing his eternal hlh, (.
| for the position, nnd hoping that NJ may W
| nominated and elected as our next member u
| the Legislature, is The earnest wish ana prayer
Of
Ilosr or EuruBMcASs FROM CENTRE
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DELEGATE TO STATE CONVENTION.
ED. PosT.-Please announce my name as a
candidate for Delegate 90 state Convention, and
oblgc yours II. &. SAMPSEL.
CENTRE.
ED. POSr.-Please announce my name as "A
candidate for Delegate 70 the state Convention
and oblige yours sc.
W. H. GRIMM. Freeburg
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, I1WAsnINGToN AWE.

Judge. Jno ILOutz Inspectors, Jas II Roush.
Jno A Glass Supervisors, Jonathan Grimm,
Samuel Gilbert School Directors. Jas Meyer
jefferson Arhogast oyerseer Philip II Meyer
Tax collector John j Gundrum Justice. Daniel
Boyer; Auditor. q A Botdorf; Township Clerk,
WIN + MOycr.
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1sT.--Believing

ED. PosT.--Please announce my Lame as "A
candidate FOR the nomination for July Commits.
sioner. have always been true and loyal 10
at the comming primary election.
WILLIAM ROMIG.
MIDDLEBURGII.
Ed. posr.-Please announce the name OF John
Musselman or our township as "A candidate for
jury Commissioner. and O6llge Yours from
PESS.
T. H. HARTER.-Pleasc announce my maine ns
candidate FOR Jury Commissioner, subject To
the rules OF the Republican primary.
JOHN II. kNEpP, Spring.
VOTERS or SNYDER COuSTY.-Scllnsgrove has
never had u jury Commissioner, H. Is well known
that much Of the litigation comes from the low.
or end, and Jurymcn should be selected that are
competent 10 try cases. | would present the
name OF John j. Miller OF SellnsgrOye. Mr. Miller
Is hard working blacksmith was gallant sol.
dier In the old 9tn Penn'a Cavalry. lie was a
good soldier. Vote for john j. uNIOS.
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UNION TwP.

Judge Of Election. J J Lenig; Inspectors, W
II Brubaker, N II Herold supervisors, Geo
Daubert. Daniel Krebbs school Directors, = w
Arnold. II L Blcsslng Oyerseer Of the Poor, Jno
s Wolf Tax collector. A W Aucker Auditor,
=
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"a, utC "a, naNiUs u,eu .,,,,,r.
signed, all pcrspnsk Themselves tnJe,t :
ed TO said estate are requested To make immo.
dia'e payment, while those having claims will
present thom duly authenticated TO the under.
signed.
II. &. SAMPSEL,
'en' ~ We Admi Iis;rator.
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] WEST PERRY TWP.
SPRING TWP.

Judge OF Election =. +. lleigle. Inspectors,
Pharcs Helfrich. James II. Long. Supervisors,
VIM. II. woodling. ID. H. Manheck. School Di-
rectors, u. L. Mlddeswarth, VIM. H. Reigle.
Tax Collector, Henry Gross, Jr. oyerseer Of
Poor. WIN. H. Ewing. L. J. Manbeck. Auditor,
Wm. 4. II. Ulsh.
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PENN TWP.


Judge OF Election, VIM II Wagner; inspectors,
oscar Romig, F.cd Ulrich !. school Directors.
Geo NJ wltmer, NJ smith. VIM NJ Mase Over
seer OF the Poor. John r FISHER Tax Collector.
CL Gemberiing; Supervisors. Enoch Louden-
slayer. Philip precse Auditor. Louden-
singer Treasurer. VIM II Luck.
PERRY TWP.
Judge OF Election Philip Keiter inspectors.
r. A. Brosius. W. F. Yerger. Constable, David
woomer. Supervisors, Henry r. Fisher. Fred.
shetteriy. Tax Collector. J. A. Bros,us. School
Directors, Jonathan ReichcBbaugh, Thomas
Arbogast overseer Of Poor. Jonathan Troup.
Auditor, u. +. Arbogsst. Twp. Clerk Lewis
Minium.
10 WEST PERRY TWP.
judge ofnection, John Whitley inspectors.
C NJ Arbogast. X II schaefrer; Supervisors. Dan
lei Manawcl. Geo schaefer Tax Collector
Jacob foltZ school Directors. . @ snyder
Daniel Haas overseer OF the Poor. Jonathan
womey; Auditor. d II Arbogast
1r sELINsGRovE BOROUGH.
'Chlef Burgess. Geo c wagenseller Tow
Council. VIM II Gemberlng. Geo Hendricks
Judge OF Election. G W Covert Inspectors, = \
Blecker A a Conrad school Directors, J
Tumbard. Levi Fisher overseer Of the Poor
Isaac ID Romig Tax Collector. A J Goss Au
dltors, n Fisher, l. ID Baker Justice OF the
Peace, Isaac Burns Vote for Poorhouse 4
against i2t.
n SPRING TWP.
Judge Of Eiection(P p. F. Relgle Inspectors
/ nj. HT,ff
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Judge OF Election, w c schaener; Inspectors
VIM kirkpatrick. VIM Naugle; Supervisors. N
Hartman, q X schaeneri school Directors
A X Young. Hiram Sanders oyerseer OF the
Poor, Peter Bailey Tax Collector. Benz p Hum
mel Auditor Il Boust.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06

GREENFIELD, Mass, Sept 6.-The will
Of t. G. Durkee. formerly prominent
liquor dealer Of Boston, was filed yester-
day, and he is reported to have left over
81, 100000. After bequeathing legacies to
many relatives and friends, 1t provides
that all his property shall be placed In
1.-THE Durkee trust fund.-" and that home
for aged men and women shall be estab-
Iished for INDECENT persons who are ma
tives Of Franklin county OF descendants OF
natives OF Franklin county. 1t shall not
be open TO persons Of foreign birth, insane
persons, those who have been convicted of
crime OF habitual drunkards. IL shall be
Christian home, but there shall be no
sectarianism about IT,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
TARIFF TINKe RING.
Will Be Ended Only by Defeat OF DEM
ocrats, Says General Harrison.

ELKINs, w Va, Sept 6.-The Republi-
cans of the Second congressional district
nominated Aston q. Dayton to run
against Chairman w. l.. Wilson for con-
gress. Ex-President Harrison addressed
She convention.
Tho ex-president said: This district
will be before all eyes this autumn. The
contest is not local II happens that your
present representative has been assigned
TO prepare the tariff bill and has attached
his name 10 IT, 1t is, therefore, expected
that his conduct will be subjected to severe
and careful scrutiny. Unfortunately, the
proclamation has been made that the tariff
bill is not finality, but that this dcstruc-
tive warfare Is TO go on.
But II you consider the heads Of de-
partments as subordinate officers, you will
that there was an attempt by the last adj
ministration TO act for the best interests
of the people / cannot say how far we
have succeeded, but we have done the best
we could. II the people at the elections
this fall condemn the recent action on the
tariff, we shall have an end to the tariff
tinkering"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
INDICTED.



MEMPHIS, Sept. 6.--The investigation
into the lynching OF six negroes near
Miilington, this county, Is being pushed
with vigor and the grand jury returned
FIVE indictments late yesterday
afternoon and more win follow
today. Among those indicted Is
Detective w. S. Richardson, who arrested
the negroes and led them into the hands
OF the mob; A. Atkinson, the man who
drove the wagon the night of the lynch
ting; JEFF Laxton, a merchant OF Kerr
vile, who is supposed to be leader OF
the mob; Mike Strickfadden and Jim
Sissely, members OF the vigilantes.
Reports from Kerrville and Mil
lington state that the lyDchers have
become alarmed over the firm stand OF
Governor Turney and Judge Cooper and
many OF them are making preparations TO
leave the country. A sheriff's posse went
TO Kerrville last night for the purpose OF
capturing those suspected OF completely
In the lynching before they escape.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
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A BREAK AT NEW BEDFORD.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Sept. GA break
occurred in the ranks Of the manufacturers
yesterday afternoon, which will undoubt-
edly result In resumption OF work in all
the mills here next week. The directors
lof the Bristol corporation met yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of taking action
looking towards the starting of the mills
1t was practically decided to do SO Mon.
day, and the overseers have been notified
10 report at that mill Saturday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06

WAYNE, Va, Sept. 8. - Ex-Governor
Wilson, Democratic candidate for the
United States senate. TO succeed Senator
Camden, made speech here, and. after he
had finished, United States Marshal Vim
son, strong Camden man, attempted to
address the crowd. There was hooting,
and one of Wilson's deputies fired pistol.
The firing then became general, three Of
the deputies joining in it. Vinson and his
men fled. William Frizzell was killed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
FISH ARE BITING.


BrzzARD's BAY, Mass, Sept. e.--The
president was the only occupant Of the
Ruth, beside skipper Wright, on the fsh.
Ing '~ip yesterday down the bay. Thus
FAR the president is having very good luck.
Rock bass, soup and tautog seem 10 be the
prevailing catch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06

NANTUCKET, Mass, Sept 6.--Immense
fires are raging mt both ends of the island
Ii is estimated that 1000 acres of wood
lands, swainps and moors have already
been burned. These fires are supposed tc
have been started by summer residents
who wish 20 make good plover ground
by the destruction of private property.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
Ar Is Falling

WASHINGTON, Sept 6.--James p. Low,
chief of the engineering and drafting
division in the Office OF the supervising
architect of the treasury; Peter s. Garrett
son, chief OF the accounts division, and
Frank Milliken, chief of the record divi-
sion of the same office, have been asked to
resign. All these officials are Republicans,
and their places will be filled by Demo
Gratis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
A STRANGE ACCIDENT.
Ru The Associated pres..

ALDERsHoT, Sept. 9. During expert
ments with military captive balloon,
which was being hauled down from its
elevation by means Of wire rope it was
struck by lightning, and the electric fluid
running down the rope injured three
soldiers, who are not expected to live.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
rather. Death turned Her Mind.

LYNN, Mass, Sept 6.-The guardian OF
Miss Lizzie Dalrymple has arrived here
from Groton. The girl is insane, and was
taken from train Monday evening, on
which shsSiad been making disturbance.
The girl lost her father four months ago,
and il preyed on her mind so that she went
insane. She Is IL years Of age, and had
been teaching school in Groton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06

RUDl'S PILE SUPPOsITORY IL uuaran-
teed 10 cure Piles and Constipation, or money
refunded. gcenis per box. send stamp for
circular and Free sample 20 MARTIN RUDY.
druggirts CHAMBERS. CALDER A CO.
NhoiesAls Druggists. Providence, X. A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
A MASONIC ANNIVERSARY.


Boston, sept. 0.---The 125th anniversary
of st. Andrews Royal Arch chapter was
observed yesterday by Masons from many
parts of the country. After business
meeting, the official ceremonies were car
ried out by the grand. officers. In the
evening the celebration ended with ban
quet and speeches.
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PURSE DIVIDED.
Bv The soctated Press.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 6.--Jack Dempsey
and Billy Mccarthy OF Australia fought
last night in the arena Of the Auditorium
Athletic club. Both men were carefully
trained Dempsey did all the execution,
landing right and left, but he could not
knock his opponent out. The fight was
declared a draw at the end of the 2ctb
round and the purse OF 5000 was divided.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06

boston, Sept. 6-Lightship No. "a, now
stationed at Nantucket south shoals coast.
is TO be transferred to Boston harbor. there
60 remain until the new lightship is com
pleted. Tho lightship will be anchored
six miles east by south OF Boston light.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
ADMIRAL ERBEN RETIRES.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Rear Admiral
Henry Erben, commanding the European
station, retired today, having reached the
age of 62 years. His flagship is the Chi.
cago, and he will be succeeded by Commo-
dore w. A. Kirkland. Admiral Erben's
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS number of other
officers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
WAS A MAINE MAN.


DENVER Sept. 6,-Colonel William I.
Holt, the head OF the Holt Live Stock oom.
pany, Is dead. Mr.. Hollis home was at
Portland, Me, but as he had extensive
business interests in Colorado and New
Mexico, he spent fully half his time In tho
west.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
Tn. New York .Lumpers'- War,

NFw YORK, Sept. 6.--The war waging
between tho organized carpenters and the
sub-contractors, or Jumpers" bids fair to
be long and bitter one. The present
fight ia not question of wages or hours,
but to do away with the present system of
dumping" or sub-letting Of contract jobs.
Nearly 1000 men have been called out al
ready, and the number of men will in
crease to 25o0 tying up work on over 300
{oho
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
An Unpopular Statesman.

Sofia, Sept. Eek Premier Stambuloff
was arraigned yesterday for insults aud
calumnies directed against Prince Fer
dinand. The ex-premier was released on
ball. The carriage In which he drove
away was assailed by mob, who jeered
the occupants and threw stones at them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
Freight Boat Bumped into Yacht.

NEW YORK. Sept. Oh. M. Flagler's
steam yacht Alicia collided with the
freight transfer Express in the East river
yesterday. The yacht was badly damaged.
The Express escaped with slight injuries
Responsibility for the collision has not yet
been determiRed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
A Fathers Terrible Discovery.

DANvERs, Mass, Sept. .. - Edward
Foley, years old, was found in the river
yesterday. The boys father discovered
the body lying face down in the water
1t was evident that he had fallen i'm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
Records splIntered.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 6.--F. III. AL
len, Springfield, broke the worlds bicycle
record, class A, flying start, paced, and
standing start, psced, at Hampden park.
Time-hying start, 1853 Is; standing start,
Q.02 AZ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06

wAsHIScroN. sept. Thomas G. Noyes
and Miss Dorothy Byrd Rogers were mar
ried yesterday before a fashionable assem-
hIage. The bride II a vocalist OF unusual
merit Mr.. Noyes Il newspaper man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06

Cows, Sept. 6.--As the vigilant wa,
being towed from here she passed within
few feet Of the Britannia, and the sloop's a
crow gave her rival three hearty cheers
which salutation was just as heartily ro.
piled 10 by the Britannia's men
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
Army yacanoIes Arc Few.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-~General Scho
field has ordered that hereafter In view oi
the small number of vacancies i'm the
army, no person under the age of 81 will
be enlisted except boys, as musicians, or
to learn music
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
Canal Tied Up.

KINGSTON, N. Y, Sept. 6.-Operations
on the Delaware and Hudson canal are
suspended for lack of water. Several hun
dred boats are stalled. The water has not
been SO low i'm many years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
Using Dynamite.

ADEN, Sept. 6.-Rumors have reached
here of a revolt of the Arab tribes in the
Yemen district. The Arabs are reported
TO have blown up several official buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-06
On n Tour Of Inspection.

BOSTON, Sept. e.--Secretary of the Navy
Herbert was entertained at luncheon yes.
terday on board the receiving ship
Wabash. The Dolphin left today for New
London, where Secretary Herbert will
continue his tour OF inspection.