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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-09-03
Mckinley Club Organized.

The meeting at the court house
was called to order Friday evening
by Prof. f. @. Bowersox, who was
elected President pro. TEN. The
object of the meeting was stated
and the following officers were elect
ed: President, G. II. Duukelberger :
Vice Pres, Geo. Il. Stetler; Sec, j.
w. Swartz Treas, G.. NJ. Shindel.
+. q. Bowersox. Geo. Nj. Shindel
and Hon. G. w. Herman were ap-
pointed committee on resolutions.
1t was decided to designate the club
Mckinley aud Hobart Club of Mid
dleburgh aud Franklin township.
Geo. Z Stetler, Jacob Eisenhour, j.
q. Sci 'ih. W. L. Feese, and Benne-
vile s NTH were named as IN enroll.
ment committe. Another meeting
OF the club will take place Saturday
evening, Sept. 9th, in tho G.. A. II.
Post room. ID. Il. Rboads, Frank
Bubb and G. w. Herman were ap
pointed u committee on music. II
is proposed to hold a public meet
ing at Paxtonville on Saturday even.
ing, September 18th. An invitation
to the Beavertown club will be ex.
tended and speakers from a dis
tance will be secured for this meet.
ing. AZ the meeting Saturday next
in Middleburg speeches will be made
by Hon. G. w. Herman and others
The club now numbers over 1OC
members.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-09-03
Court House Chips.
Deeds Entered for Record.

Jacob w. Benner and wife to
John Schlegel, land in Union town.
ship containing 10 acres for 5000.
DIR. G.. G. Mohn and wife of Lau-
relton to Sarah I. Middleswarth.
tract Of land in Adams township
containing 267 acres, $33i.G9.
John NJ. Meyer aud wife to Sarah
|. Middleswarth, ! acre in Adams
twp. for S32.5O.
Jacob +. Reichenbach and wife to
Benton T. Reichenbach, tract of
land in Perry township containing
100 acres for $4,000.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage Ii
censes have been granted since our
last publication:
,Wm. Nj. Rearich, Beavertown,
Ida Nj. Burns, Selinsgrove
Ephram Benner, Dundore.
| Lizzie Il. Thomas, Washington Il.
,Charles Neitz. Chapman Twp,
tClara Reichenbach, Washing'n "
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-09-03
The Democratic Convention.

On Saturday the democrats of the
county elected delegates in the var p
ious districts and on Monday they
met in the U. b. church and put the
following ticket in nomination
Congress, John V. Lesher; Senate
g. p. Ulrich Assembly, Joseph l..
Marks Treas, Austin Oldt; Sheriff,
J. g. Snyder Commissioner, j. A.
Stahlnecker and Phares Herman t,
Auditors, Abs. Schnee and Howard
Mitchell ; Coroner. DR.. w. w. Long
acre.
The Chicago platform and candi,
dates were endorsed,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-09-03

The ScholPs Sunday School has
agreed to hold their Harvest Home
Picnic in VIM. Browns grove near
the school house on Saturday, Sept,
10, 1896. All the delicacies of the
season will be served, such as ice
cream, soft drinks in variety, ba-
nanas, etc. Able speakers will be
present, such as Prof. r. @. Bower
sox, Prof. Chas. w. Herman, DR.. L.
W. Tool and Mr.. Ed. Nj. Hummel.
Come one, come all, enjoy your.
selves, and have a good time. BY
order of COMMITTEE.
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PoTr's SHORTHAND COLLEGE. w

PoTT's SHORTHAND COLLEGE, Viii
Transport, Pa. Thorough instruc-
ton by mail for those unable to
leave home. Positions for gradu-
ates. Schools well established, safe
and reliable. State whether you
wish Instruction at home or prefer
coming to the school. Catalogue
with frat lesson free. No vacations.
JoHx g. HENDERSON.
8-27-2t. Principal and Prop'r.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-09-03

''sN' us
above for 10 weeks or one scholastic
term. This makes total of 81 weeks
tultion, etc, or Il value of about 5000.
Prizes given away in previous con.
tests amounted to $3.50 or the value
of the prizes in the three contests
aggregate $3.50.
The Posr believes in higher edu
cation and already full half dozen
persons have been winners OF scholar.
ship prizes.
Susquehanna University on Thurs.
day of this week opens it's 3rd year
as college, but the institution has
been doing faithful service since 1856
or period of 40 years. At the head
OF the institution stands that vener.
able educator, DR.. j. II. Dimm, as
president OF the institution, who has
spent tho best years Of his life in his
earnest endeavors TO build up the in
stitution to DO an honor to God and
credit to mankind. Closely allied
to him in his work are Profs. II. G..
Houtz, j. 1. Woodruff, Jacob Yutzy
and G.. Il. Fisher who stand in the
front rank as educators OF this
century. In sending these young
men to Susquehanna University, we
have the solid satisfaction of know
ing that they are placed in safe hands
and that their educational welfare
will be carefully nurtured. Susque.
hanna University has entered upon
new era of prosperity and the
teaching here impaired will have its
influence for many generations.
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AND COUNTY,
INTEREST CLEANED FROM
|LRlOUS SOURCES,

cr.s Pencil ~ Busy WIN tur
uax Of the Neighborhood.
me. OF visitors. See 10
yours tfThere.
hanna University will open
ay Of this week.
msburg band will hold
c next Saturday.
Timothy Seed for sale
rankin Milling Co. 2t.
heran Reunion at Island
thursday was well attend
wersox and DIR. Tool were
the Mahantongo camp
Hall App Of Shippensburg
tertained by Miss Carrie
Hackenburg. constable of
bwnship has been granted
pension.
Irsaparilla will cure your
ID remove that sickening
breath.
the liver, and cleanse
no other medicine equals
hartic Pills.
Ftha j. Goldy of Camden,
oying the hospitality of
Wittenmyer.
b Sunday schools of Bea-
cid O Union picnic near
bn Saturday.
line one of the county's
hers of Meiserville, was
! Wednesday.
IN Sunday school picnic
Grove on Saturday
be a marked success.
estants in the prize con-
us to thank those who
em in their efforts to win
For SALE.-F. II. Maur-
rlin, is making special
hingles. See ad. in an
hn. tf.
hry and Helen App OF
last week were the
Rs. W. II. Smith at the
|el.
he new bridge at this
Pgun last week. A force
Engaged to dig out a
water course.
niger and Orwig OF Cen
College, New Berlin,
own on Tuesday even.
leir best girls.
pcE.-My store will be
day, Sept. 8 and Thurs.
2, being Hebrew Holi.
MILLNER, Kantz, Pa. St,
Pster, the enterprising
pm and postmaster OF
p erecting a new house
Pcreek near the bridge.
rnold. the ticket agent
at Adamsburg, was a
visitor Wednesday
week.
leap, a Hartford Bicycle,
ir, '93 pattern. For fur
tion call on
b. +. WAaRNsELLER.
Selinsgrove. Pa.
: a new high grade BIZ
ss5. cut the coupon
hywood" Bicycle adver.
he inside pages of this
an Mass Meeting viii,
wisburg on Thursday
pis week. Hon. John
md s.J.Randall. Jr. will
In the dates of Dr
70 Middleburg will b,
dancing at his adver-
= next visit will b,
18th. ~
nseller. Harvey Long
niger and Dannie Gem
iinsgrove. rode thei,
nser's picnic and visit
burg battle feld las,
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THE PRIZES
AWARDED,
5000 WORTH OF SCHOLARSHIPS AT
SUSQUBHANNA UNIVERSITY
GIVEN AWAY.
~ q. Bowersox of Pennscreek win,
First Prize. y. y. snyder. OF New
beritu. Second, aud J. %.
kreitser. wckccs Hail
Falls Stands Third.

The Posrs third great scholarship
contest is closed aud three more
winners are happy that they can SO
cure ut least start on an education.
al career that may mean great deal
to them in after life. While the con.
test was not as spirited and the ri
valry aud contention was not bitter.
the contestants to a large extent con-
fined thoir work among the people
OF their own vicinity. This accounts
for the small number of votes cast.
The vote resulted az follows:
A. @. Bowersox. Pennscreek, s5l
+. f. Snyder, New Berlin, 63l
j. II. Kreitzer, McKees ! Falls, 5i7
). h. Schaeffer, Port Treverton, sol
w. /. Keller, Adamsburg, 154
Joe Bowersox, Middleburgh, Q
This entities Arthur G. Bowersox
to Free Tuition, Initiation fee in
Literary Society, Use of Library.
Books. and Reading Room for 80
weeks or one &C nplete scholastic
year at Susquehanna University, Sc
linsgrove, "a Il. Il. SnL.ler is
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Friends OF The Post "

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
THE WASHINGTON POST A. a FINAN-
(IEX.

The washington Post sometimes puts.
inside its humor and seriously turns IT'S
mind to finance. II old SO last Friday.
The new York Commercial Advertiser
had complained OF tho impossihhty OF
,natin., "the average iree-silyor mind UNI
der.tand that the mere stamp OF Govern
mont up0n o. piece OF white metal can
odd nothing whatever 20 IT'S Intrinsic
value. mo Post. which U.s. after all
rather q frcc-silver journal. makes the fol-
lowing comment upon this:
leaving the white metal and turning
to The aurifcrous, the Commercial Adrer-
rsDr saws. "a gold dollar is worth 400
cents not 10y virtue of the Government
declaration 10 that effect. but hy virtue
of us inherent value. Melt down gold
dollar and 30 viii stin command prac-
ucaiy lpl cents"
DO ls not hy virtue OF IT'S inherent value
that the gold in melted dollar rs worth
100 cents. 10 commands lpl cents because
DO cam Dee made into a thing 20 which
the usage and laws OF nations have af-
fixed fnlt valuation. Dnc or the most
earnest Democratic advocates OF sound
money makes the same mistake that the
Commercial Advertiser and many other
Journals are making on this subject. lie
appears TO think 10 would pee good thing
81 the lccai-tcudcr quality were taken
away from the yellow metal. Gold" he
saws. needs nO fictitious aid or that
sort. Donudcl Of the icsai-tcnGer quanty.
10 would retain unimpaired ail Its pur-
chasing power tho world over. and thus
teach nat-monoy advocates that their roa-
soulng rs failaciIis.'
n would be difficult 10 get more error
mo the same space IMAM is condensed IN
that citation. D,priying gold of It's legal
tender quality all over the world would
partially demonetize 10. If it We're still
used as money metal redcemable IN
some other Kind OF money, II would still
have some Vaue. II cnureiy demoneuzed
IL would sell Tor what 10 was worth IN
the arts. and It's price would rise and
fai. according 20 demand and supply II
silver were made the legal tender Of all
commercial nations. and gold discarded
as a money metal. n Is quite possible
mat one ounce Of silver might buy six
/ teen ounces Of gold.
me menace or the Chicago platform re-
sides n the proposition for independent
free coinage. II proposes that we shall
undertake alone = 'tAsk that can oaAy tA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

KEY WEST. FLA. July l9.-lhe utter
anccs Of the press throughout SPAN
tine TO ma ready ccho IN tne Ho"
papcrs or Havana. An inspired aruele
from la COrrcspon OF M"ui'"'
pressivc OF a sentiment asaNa1 '",
United states. has been reproduced anu
given prominence boy the Havana papers
under the caption "Alr. Lee Tho article
says.
"The substitution Of the late Consult
General AZ Havana by "a military person
ago OF such prominence ana influence as
f1tznugh Lee was looked upon win S17-
picion by all Spaniards from the mo-
mcnt his appointment was under con-
sidcrauou. The anteccdents OF the Amer
can general. as also the initial steps
taken ny MIN in Dcnalr OF incarceratcd
Insurgents and spies. has only Increased
.hc feeling of suspicion ana tended 10
confirm the rum1rs or speedy rupture
with the North American republic.
"No efforts have been made 20 remove
those imprcssfors ON the contrary
every indication strengthens the belief
more and moro that ;heir policy is one
OF intervention and reprisaL'
IN Concrete. another prominent Span
isn journal. commenting on the relations
between spain and the United States,
says:
'rhe Spaniarls arc becoming impatient
t0 settle the question by am appeal 10
arms rhe SPANS h Government is en-
deayorng 10 restrain public outhurats.
but. at the same time is preparing with
400 the arts of war 90 maintain her ma
uonai integrity. The matter has passed
beyond fhe stage or argument. and the
Spaniards are realizing the natural out
come. They only await 10 bee told by the
Powers that the time has arrived
Ei Liberal. also Of Madrid. referring 10
the estimates submitted To the Cories.
says the conservatives are hypothocating
the future 20 relieve the present cmbar-
easements, ana If the estimates are APP
proved the revenues of the nation viii
Dee encountered 90 The following extent.
Income from The lottery for nitcen
years. the sllt monopoly for twenty-five
years the tobacco taN for twenty-five
years. and the rents from the Aimaden
quicksilver mines FOR tAirty-four years
Sew YORK Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

Tho Trilby Excursions ere growing
more popular every day. and the crowd
increases every trip. Promptly at $3.50
o'clock Sunday morning this train pulled
out vi the Union Depot C3yrd-Sireot sta
tom. with nine coaches, taking on two
100 Petersburg. all crowded with ladies',
gentlemen and children. bound for the
various seaside resorts. where they spent
"a pleasant day. free from the heat OF
the city. casting aside business and home
cares and drowning their scrrows. ~
any. in the deep. blue sea. The bathing.
both at Virginia Beach and ocean View,
WAS said 20 be the best OF the season,
aud the larger portion of tho cXcur-
si0nlsts took advantage of this occasion
and took a alp in the ocean. All who
went returned home we'll pleased. and
with TO regrets Nf having taken this dee
ightfu trip ON 1iichie * Adams Trlhy.
Another opportunity next Sunday, July
25th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
WHAT SOME FREE sILNERITES
WANT

Tho avowed object Of some who intend
10 vote for Bryan and free silver is. in
some vague way. 20 yet even" with the
owners OF nl-sotten gains obtained under
protective tariffs. and also TO pay the
fraudulent pensioners in silver dollars.
This purpose comedies at the outset
that free coinage of silver will dcbasc the
money OF hc.country and that dollar
Will then not he worth what "a dollar
now is. and the less II is worth the bet
ter pleased will be this class OF voters
RMS desire Tor aud expectation of de-
based money is now SO authoritatvely
ayowcd 10y the spokosmen OF tho free
silver party that IL may Dee taken as one
OF the articles OF their belief. All tho
tax we once heard about free coinage
putting silver 70 par with gold at 10 20
has been stopped. and the assurance that
such would bee the case would be bad
news TO them.
Now. nobody abhors the whole theory
ana practice OF protective tariffs and the
corrupt claims and reckless allowance of
pensions which have dlseraced our pcn-
sion list more than THE Times, Tut
tho question al once ARISES in any
fair mind. Is the dcbasemont Of
the money. the unscttlemcnt OF
business. the rotrogression Of our
position among civilized nations.
the way 20 correct these oylsY The
money gotten from the protective tariff
has passed from hand 10 hand "a hundred
times. The one who made 10 may have
lost u. ana % may now hc owned by some
one who came by 1t honestly Much of 90
t. IN the form OF wages deposited Do save
ings banks. earned under the gold stand
ard. and 70 pay these working people or
now I'M deprecated money what they
have iaborcd ana saved in good money
would be "A palpaby unjust and cruel act.
II Is impossible TO rip up the transactions
OF millions OF people. extending over the
third OF century without producing the
utmos, confusion. and I'm such a condition
the weak and helpless ara the chief suf-
rercrs. As 90 the pensioners The Chicago
platform 1--WE cannot say Democratic
there IS little II anything Democratic
about 10 promises literally TO pensioners
and claimants. There IS 20 DO 40 moro
careful examination OF tho rolls cr the APP
plications: on the contrary, a liberal con-
strvcuon OF claims is held out as an addi-
tionai inducoment 70 catch voters for the
financial and political revolution which
has been planned IN the new programme.
Tne more TINS plan Is studied the more
rsyoIting and intoIerabls does It become.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

when IL burns property in the public
streets, pillaees inonensive citizens and
threatens human life. These PROPOSE
lions in addition ~ others OF the most
atrocious character. are distinctly put
forward BY the Chicago platform, and tho
issues presented by them are ien-tho"-
sandfold mere important than the issue
OF cheap money. radically impTtaht as
that is. II tho judiciary IS to be de-
based and the mob IS TO be allowed n9
viii. 1t is not of much consequence what
orr money IS. CT whether We have any
al all. We pray that Mr.. Tanner mas
correctly diagnosed the case, Tor Tree
silver IS not the most important Issue
involved In n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21
TUESDAY, JULY 2l, 1896.


THE TIMES is
For Democratic principles pure ana
undehlod.
For the maintenance Of tho circuit oi
the country-public and private NATIONAL
State. and Individual
For the faithful observance OF con-
tracts made in accordance with the gold
standard OF value which has prevailed
in this country for over sixty years.
For the continuance OF the gold standard
of value. as that best for the interests
OF all the people Of this country and
especially Tor an who live ON wages
salaries. or other fixed incomes.
For the use OF slyer 80 the fullest ex-
tent consistent with The continuance OF
gold in free circulation.
For free banking and the repeal Of
the 10 per cent tax ON statc-bank notes.
For tho preservation of law and order
and the greatest possible liberty oil every
citizer, consistent Herewith.
For honest elections as the safeguards
OF our liberties.
THE TINES Is
Against the taxation OF one citizen for
the bcredt Of another. under the guiso
o. bounties. of a protective tariff. OF in
any other form.
Against any tax which creates classes of
citizens and disar'mina,es in favor of
one class as against another. All citizens
are and should be equal before Che law
both in receiving It's benefits and bearing
its burdens.
Against the free unlimited, and indie
pendent coinage of silver 10y the United
states as a dolusive scheme. fraueht with
incalculable trouble and loss 90 our
country.
Against all assumption of authority or
interference by Government in the lawful
business of citizens.
Against tho Government ownership or
control of railroads. tolccraphs. or any
business which citizens can DO.
Against the Government forbldding con-
tracts TO pay borrowed money I'm the kind
of money borrowed, which have been
lawful for thousands Of wears. and which
IN themselves are just and right.
Against an forms of PopuNstic paternal-
ism or Anarchistic ncendiarism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

They call Bryan "rhe Boy Orator OF
the Platte" Probably that is hitting
title. We distinctly remember that when
we too used 90 drink inspiration ana warm
water from the Platte, it was very
shallow stream. More than that, II is
the most treacher0us and unstauie
stream in the land. It's bed or sana
Is changing continually. and it IS DIFF
ncult 10 bridge DO FOR It is almost impossi-
bic 10 find anything substantial TO build
on.
True. there is music in the purlins
waters of the Il,,e. and typical thereof
may DE the ripping streams OF words
that flow from the lips of the orator
bur II he has imhled with its waters
fhe other peculiar characteristics OF the
stream. shallovuess ana instability he
is about as well fitted for President a.
Atgeld or Herr Most are for the SUI
prome Court-Loul0ln Telephone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

The postponed outing of the BOYS
GOSPEL Army OF The Young Mems Chris
tiau Association was held at Forest it'll
Yesterday quite a. number went over,
under the care of Professor Schatzd,
and a pleasant day was spent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

In the advertisement Of Swiuefords
Arsenic Lithia Water Sunday, the type
made The Times say that IL was deliy-
cred free every day when it should
have been fresh every day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

BILLIARD, POOL. and PIGEON HOLE "a,
BLEs, S65 %. upwards. Best grades btneto
cloth az sl2, SIS and 81, for both Bed ano Os-n.
fona. Cues, 1850 per dozen ana upwards, Des'
Cue Tips So cents per hundred, as-oite1 SECS.
Composition Pool Bali guaranteed hVs %
break in two years 5000 per set;, a..
The Dean composition Pool BALL hnesl nna
most ne,fect han made stripes or numbers viii
meyer wear on guaranteed not 20 break IN Two
years 40 per set A full and complete line Bill
isrd and Pool Table supplies on hand once,
pant saloon and Drug store fixtures, f3o aud
nnyc.,ds Counters. Show-Cases for all pur-
49, Al sizes French Bowel Plate Mirrors 20
a-der Church and Lodge. Room Furniture
stained Glass windows for Churches and
D~ellings. SC: Beer-Pumps and Beer-Drsw-
INC outfits complete. Restaurant and Hotel
Rrfrigerators and Freezing Boxes.
NJ BiIliard and Pool Tables are not sur
nsssed by any other make for accuracy and
nerfecti0n Ny Cushions are the iiyest and
most durable made. Tables overhauled. lev
eled. and put in perfect playing order. Bowl
ing Balls and Ten Pms. Bowling Alleys bulk.
Ny prices are low. G. L. DEAN,
10 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
Write f0g catalogue. Out Of town orders Will
have my prompt attention.
teo-tu.th su
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

on and after to-day the Southern Rail-
way VIII sell tickets 90 Baltimore Via
West Point and YORK River Line, one
way. s.: round trip. &c. Tickets on sale
daily. except Sunday. Train leaves
Southern Railway station 445 l.. N; ar
rivos Baltimore s. A. NJ. the next day.
Remember. this is the only line giving
such service.
J. O, HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-21

See that your tickets TO Baltimore read
via Southern Railway and York River
Line. one fare. 81. round trip, s.. Ser
Woo daIly eNcopt sunday.