The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-08-16

hesitate to unite III "A progressive
movement. We want the idle mills
to be pouring forth smoke from the
chimneys. We want to see the farm
or get II fair price for his products,
and we want to see business revive.
Remember the adage, I'm union
their is strength SO let the Re
publican club spring into being.
Five Hungarians were stabbed Mt
wedding in Mt. Carmel on Satur-
day night of last week, and two of
them will in all probability die. The
stabbing was done by John Bolton
while he was under the influence of
liquor. Bolton refuses to admit or
deny that he committed the deed,
but witnesses swear that they saw
the uplifted dagger in his hand.
Michael Kokosh, one of the victims,
cannot live.
ODp FELLOWS REUNION AND PIcNIC.
The |. o. o. L. and Daughters of
Rebekah Lodges (twenty in mum
ber) of the counties of Union, Milf
Hin, Juniata and Snyder, will hold u
reunion and picnic at Adamsburg,
Snyder county, along the Sunbury
10 ayo. Ina arOmR. r., on Saturday,
,a,.Yas aa,lel. 9i.. Music yill be
furnished by four or five brass
bands, aud an interesting program
is being prepared for the occasion
All members of the Order and the
public in general are cordially in
yited to attend. Con-.
On Tuesday forenoon Ira Fry
Harry Focht and Frank Xechman
who call themselves the Snyder
county Jesse James gang, and have
locked up in our jail since early il
May for assaulting with intent t'
; rob Jacob Ludwig, of Monroe town
ship. Juniata county, on the Both o
) April, had II hearing before Esquir'
Horning after which they were com
mitted to Jail to stand their trial Il
September court. If at court th'
, Commonwealth does not make out
stronger case against them than i
: did before the Justice, they Wi
hardly cross the mountains Mt Junl
alta 5 expense this time. MiWiRtor'
Uerdid
| UNION PIcNIC AT MCCLURE. -Th
3 three Sunday schools, Sons OF Vet
: erans and G.. A. r.. of Mcclure, an,
g Adamsburg Lodge of Odd Fellow
will hold n union picnic mt McClur
-, on Saturday, August 18th. The dii
;. ferent schools will meet ut the I,
spective churches ut $50 n. m, an
, march to the grove, followed by tn
:. different Orders. Addresses will b
delivered in the forenoon by Revi
Zimmerman, Weidemeyer and Lar
; dis, and Prof. G. w. Herman
the afternoon by DR.. A. NJ. Smitl
Hon. Il. w. Tool and Co. Supt. Bow
ersox. Music will be furnished b
4 the Adamsburg and Mcclure Corne
: Bands. Refreshments will be ser'
/ ed on the grounds. BY order of Con
l. Judge Bucher has finally consent
y ed to remain on the Democrat
J ticket for Congressman-at-large W
u are sorry to see Mr.. Bucher allowin
:, himself to be made amenable for I'll
u sins of his party in the canvass til
% fall, but as such submission col
veys u great deal of political influ
IS ence TO him and as he has numb,
It Of political scores to settle whic
Al will afford him great comfort, he
% not making such big sacrifice aft
A. all as some might suppose. He is
1t man who always knows his frient
Is and allows his enemies to know hin
20 and there is no doubt but that son
rs one else than Judge Bucher will G
ID cupy the alter when the fires a
kindled. Beliefonte Gazette.