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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-13
Court Proclamation,

WHEREAS the Hon. Harold NJ. Mcclure
w President Judge OF tho Judicial District,
composed of the counties Of Snyder, and
Union and Jeremiah Grouse aud Il. Il. Gem.
berling, Esqs., Associate Judges In and for Sny-
der county, have issued their pIecept. bearing
date the 18th day of Dec A. d., 1885, TO me
directed for the holding Ofan Orphans Court, II
court OF Common Pleas, court Oyer and Ter.
miner and General Court ofQuartor Sessions of
the Peace, at Mlddleburgh tor tho county OF
Snyder, ON the an Monday, (heing the 24th
day OF Feb. lsyo), and TO continue one week.
Notice Is therefore hereby given To the Coron.
er, Justices Of the Peace and COnstablos IN and
for the county OF Snyder, to appear ia their
proper person with their rolls records inquisi.
lions, examinations. and other remombn .. ncos
10 do those things which of their Offices and in
their behalf partain to be done and witnesses
and persons prosecuting In behalf of the Com
mOnwealth against any person or persons are re
quired TO be then and there attending and de.
parting without leave at their peril. Justices
are requested TO be punctual in their attendance
ut the appointed time agreeably to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the SheriTs
onlce In Middleburgh. the 2itd day of Jan,
A. d., one thousand eight hundred and ninety
SIX. ALFRED SPECHr, Sheriff
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\, PosT -Pleasr announces the name of
Ow, OF Penn Twp, as IA candidate for
subject TO Republican rules. Mr.. Row
entitled TO the ONCE and II we want TO
20 the services and reward the labors of
epublican, now Is the time 10 do so.
+. Row was n candidate the last time,
ais us how much he Is thought OF at
Let US stand by Row. w.
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EDITOR Posr PLEASE announce 20 the Re-
publican voters OF snyder county that | am a
candidate for the nomination OF County Com
missioner Soliciting the votes In behalf or Per-
ry township, l remain very respectfully,
ISAAC SPOTTS.
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DIE }.

Feb. ., in Beavertown, Samuel
Winter, aged Sc yrs, ! mo-, 2S days.
Feb. 8, in Mcclure, Benlah Ellen
Cordelia. child of Emanuel and Car
rie Goss, aged 3 years, 3 months and
6 days.
Feb. s, near Freeburg, Dillia, wife
of Daniel Wilt, aged 36 yrs, 2 mo.
and Is days.
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W IN.rt,n several trustworthy
W ~ M gentlemen or ladies to
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SITERIFF'S SALE or
ESTATE !

BY virtue OF Sundry writs OF Ven.
EX., Al. FL. Fa. and Fl. Fa. issued out
of the couyt of Common pleas and to
me directed | will expose To public
sale at the court house Ia Middle.
burgh on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2lst 1896,
at o'clock, p. M. the following de-
scribed r.. Il estate To- wit \ house
and lot situated in Monroe Twp, Sny-
der county, Pe.iorteGIl Sam.g. S5ay".' ,n, VI, the
north by lot OF wi,,do . VS.; tn uu' The
east by Pa. Cwo direct IN toward "rpnrr,Py
lot of Peter en-. The Astory /, the v
- icaY roaN us-the u But mnu's J
,s,Js ,1'.., AZ oo1 Ia .n.jl, '0nL
eight IRE more or less with the ap-
purtent Acee. Seized taken into exc
cution aud to bc sold rs the property
of Wm Null and Hannah Noll
Also at the same time and place the
following Real Estate to wit Tract
No. /, situated at Port Treverton.
Union Twp, bounded ON the north
by lot of Jacob crrold and public
road aud Z. and X. X. Co.'S ground,
on the south by lond of h. klock, on
the west by land of l.. kluck and pub
lie road whereon i, erected IA two"
story dwelling house aud store room,
stable tnd other necessary outbuild-
ihgs.
Tract No. =. Royudcd on Che north
by lot Il Mrs Jacob buEar, uu the
east hy public ruHd, ou the south by
lots OF Mrs Mayo. Neat aud on the
west uy Mrs. Nary o. Neal property
and an alley wn'roor Is erected IA
-
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FnR TREASURER.

ar County Treasurer al the primary cleo
40 held February 10, 1896. Penn Town
always sure 10 poll a large republican
As entitled 10 a share OF the patronage.
'slk a hearty support. ! am Respectfully
'.d IRWIN Il. LAUDENSLAGER
AZ Penn Township.
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Please announce my name as candidate for
County Commissioner az the primary election
Feb. 18th. BENZ. SrETLER,
Penn Township.
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MARRIED..

Jan. 2s, by Rev. W. A. Haas, Jacob
A. Erdley of Salem to Maggie Il.
Erdley of AIiddleburg.
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EDITOR Posr Please announce the name OF
William Drecse, OF Beaver Township, as candi-
late for nomin alton 10 the offlce OF county COM
subject 10 the rules of the Republican
primary election. WILLIAM DREESE.
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., EOIsTER'S NOTICEs Nn,irn 40 hnru,,,, -
n, 49,, ~, ,,,,,'',,.. . ~ nvl'uS CIV
ri,1 ,b,tr n,,i,r',is ,,,is "~uitou ~ apls hnNc
,,,i,., ,,,,,'' a., ~, 80, ,,n Hlu EA-
dcr Gnnnty "nh tn .,,n ,,i, m W,.v VI SiS
,,, ,''',' INA ,',U W. ~ P'.rn'1u iur
In Mddlcburgh Monday, Feb 2I isg5
Tho fret and up,i ocr,u,t. ~ AI,v uo,,., ~,
,t,'i,, H. m =, % N,.t npiiE', au'
Of Franklin Twp decd
FIRST and nn,i account ,f Xr, N,11,o,,,or,,,
~ :, nl ,'', =, ,' ~ 3iu' , WI W ny; MluucIWuth'
warth. late of beaver TWp.. deceased
vl,,r,,,pt NJ Iyr, II vc.,,.i .,,., ,,.....
Aurlnd. EXECUTORS 0f the Estate of Eli,. Aurnn;l
late oi Penn TWP. deceased.
r.,,.,. .,,,, r,...i' ......,,,,, ., ,,,.,,. a, ,,
~ al. widow ana heir, NJ conrad iluuIuri
l.c'd. who wis gu IrIitu uf Eric Minnie Fr.,- B,
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STATE SENATOR.
rIIDw REPUBLICANS I.

a
herewitbv
mlly submit myself as candidait'
Icnator. subject TO the rules and ,e
Republican Party. In this connect
1 q state, that II nominated and elefO
Sorable position, / pledge myself tb-
Inv constituents 10 the best OF my
! III my highest ambition 10 reI
HONESTLY and faithfully. Ny party NJ
ker been brought into question -
kmluees OF the party have always rCd
Sent and unqualified support. IN ndh.
S,paign have ever deserted the sind
S,biicanism. and when II suffered d It
.rough no agency OF mine, and as fe
II, the past pledge myself for the he.
served my country on the tentvld
4 aim hundreds Of thousands OF br nd
H. American citizens. we One.t A.
manhood upon the country's apAd
IN them sealed their devotion 10 o. Iso
IN and union with their hearts bc'id.
HI feCotism I can say my war rettct "a
H.. and am proud 10 say that n "a
in the war for the Union, ! Ia Zee
ihe senatorial standard bearer a.
N poled many more votes than 9ate
'thG Democratic majority was trlong
come. 1 was nominated as fOrl r,po.
|ed me trust and now that the nity Is
|llcon In the district, feel that . iims
4 nomination at this time should Enn.
"A by all, and my years are such ,lu |
.ar 10 represent the district In thnatc,
tii he the time.-Earnestly sOIi,y the
n OF my fellow citizens, ] have tynor
'' Yours. very truly.
II. +. WAGEhLER.
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Yours, very truly
II. +. MAGEhLER.

Z, been Honored y Ropub.
4 MI SNYDER county with the ne Zion for
senator in 1899, for which "a verv
Im and having used every hOuOt means
/ district conferences. lasting iiWeeks,
I,lng the longest and hardest iht con-
Ier krOwn In our senatorial dct At
Dnceeding to the claims Of Number
bounty, which were nrst Nurtnerland
never had "A nomination In district.
a THAT Northumberland cOurtNs more
S,licnn votes than Union ana der to-
Ii And realizing the fact thatomina.
Inust be made soon, or the char of the
| district would be jcOpardlzed by the
II of friends and representative LMieans
4 k.dpr county, who attended the C,rcuCgs.
Slso from Republicans from an OF the
Ia. who knew the situation. ltructcd
Ibnferees To vote for our prcsenenatOr.
Hon. WIN. II. lIackenbufg, vi would
our county In line for the dlstnemina.
I'M 1875. The time Is approachlhhen the
lblicans OF snyder county Will billed on
IKE another nomination, ana King the
|hat Union and Northumborla.oun
each been honored, and each lhe con-
IS OF SNYDER county. IL Is quite ural TO
Ese SNYDER county's choice sho,get the
Ect nomination, never having ht OF any
broyal OF my course In 1-92, but the 9TH
hand having been commended would
sctfully ask the Republicans ofgder Co.
IA me n second nomination q III TO the
|pi our party. and II elect, ieiise every
8yor TO serve my cons thr ,he best
! ability. Re0ed, ted,
iMRL.
81 S-~----ss- - - . $50 - 80
kpectnl1announce myself as a candidate
Rte Senor at the next Republican Pri-
IElectlo have heretofore had the hon
Sepresslng snyder county In the state
Aturand the record OF my course there
owhat In all my actions, have inVari-
hsul the interest OF my people, as ~
In aDse legislation that passed while !
mems, on all school laws, road laws,
*. in short was the main organizer
@ slporter who brought about the law
Ne 1 children Of our commonwealth
hks I'm our common schools. | was
lul spporter OF the law thai gave rellei
3arnr by increasing the school approprl-
F0mwo millions TO iive mlillons-the APP
ItiOthat the people are to-day enjoying
bee n warm friend OF the soldier, not on
orf but also In any capacity wi,hln my
Through your aid as voters am ac-
|th the nominatiOnand election as sen.
is district, | promise you faithful
gef the duties devOlvlng upon me-wlth
Terrence TO the interests ut snyder
-lusting that you may feel Justlied IN
var ballot for me, as well as rendering
her support rs you may De able u
pol remain -
Your obedient servant
E.W. TOOL.
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EDIToR PosT You will announce that I am
a candidate for County Commissioner. Basing
my claims upon my record, solicit the votes of
all republicans. JAMES ERDLEN.
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w.crSsELurR IL have decided to Sc

\, WaGESsELLER I'll have decided TO S,
|rage OF the people OF Snyder county,
|idacy for election TO the 55th Conf 4
|ature deliberatiOn, have arrived nj I
IN alton. Iwlll add that | am ent
lam no mans candidate, will com
no terms whatSoeN er and propose I'd
brnble means 10 obtain the endorsem
fIepds In the county and afterward tol
1 nomination I'm the district. Ny vi
rience and observation In washing
me wish the various dutie7
rssman that will enable me to be OF
, service TO my constituents. The
Is will be one OF vast Importance an
not snyder county might be fully rr-t
a man from the county conversant MI
duties should be seles
county is entitled TO the nominatlof 2
ctfuly solicit her favor. VI
EDWIN $ ARNoLlpil
gton, ID. c. ~,
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NATIONAL DELEGATE.
AUDITOR.

Ep. TOsr-Plcase announce my name as a
candidate for Auditor ~ the coming primary
election. G. +. MOVER, Freeburg.
EproR posri Please announce my name ns
n candidate for County Auditor
J. q. BOWERSOX.
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,on Posr As Monroe has nod been rep.

noR POST As Monroe has not been rep,
1ted In a County office for long time ana
4 one OF the heaviest taxpaying districts In
Sunty and entitled 10 a share OF the patron
u respectfully present my name as candl-
ne. mlhatioh 70 the olllce , 0i sheIi, suU -
o. soliciting the support OF the consti-
40 Grand Old Party.
| am very Respectfully,
L. SCOTT RITTER.
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EDITOR Posr Please announce my name as
g candidate for County commissioner No the
Primary Election, February 18TH.
Yours Truly,
Centre Township. JESSE uACKENBERG.
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Candidate Cards.


n candidate for reelection TO Conyre
respectfully submit my candidacy 10 I
ans OF snyder county and request tn,
THAn M. MAHON.
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nor Posi- Please announce the name OF
b ples 4. Sampsel OF Centre township ms n can
|, te for sheriff subject TO the vote OF Repuhli-
= primary election. Hoping 20 have the
: fire Of seeing you personally before the
,GOft the campaign, remain, yours truly.
IL CHARLES l.. SAMPSEL.
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FOR COMMISSIONER

b.. Posr by request Of many friends I an
hnce myself n candidate for the nomination
EOunty Commissioner. was a candidate be.
Ee and was not no minated, but have always
|en true 10 the Republican party. ! served 3
hrs In the 5ist Regiment and was In Is hard
hight battles and was n prisoner for short
ne. N nominated and elected I Will discharge
G duties Of the ofIlce with the best OF my
ility Resp'y Yours.
ckson Township, wM. s. sHoLLEY.
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Ircby announce myself as a ca tdidate for IN
II OF County Treasurer at the coming pri
9y elect ion. Soliciting your generous sup
M Remain Yours Very Truly.
WIN. II. RlEGEL. Spring township.
|Eo. w. wAaEssELLER Please announce my
ne as candidate for County Treasurer sub
: TO the rules OF the primary election.
B.H. CUSTER. Swinsford.
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SHERIFF..

,IroR Posr PLEASE announce my name as a
aeiidatc for Sheriff at primary, Feb. 49, 1896,
ciaect 10 republican rules. We have always
,rd q staunch Republican, also hold an honor
ey Respy'
ppsgroye, Pa. j. L. FORESTER.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-02-13
DIR. DAVID kBNNEDY'S
FAv0RITE REMEDY

Although disheartened, on July 1, 1898,
he bought bottle Of It, and within n
month had experienced beneficial re.
suits. aud before he had finished the
third bottle, the gravel was complete.
ly di solved and bis su eriugs at an
end.
Mr.. Neill feels that he owes n lasting
debt OF gratitude 10 DR., kennedy's
Favorite Remedy and for disorders of
the bladder and urinary organs, says
'it will effect II cure If one be possible. y
Favorite Remedy is prescribed with
uufailing success for rheumatism,
dyspepsia and nerve troubles in which
II has cured many shat were consid
cred beyond the aid OF medicine. All
druggists, 81.
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UNDERTAKING /!

UNDERTAKING !
The Salem Undermining establishment. latcly
conducted by Samuel Luck, deceased. viii be-
managed In The future ny che Undersigned.
C0FINS AND CASKETS
always on hand al low prices Corpscs
prepared for burial free Of charge. INBALN-
ING 4 SPECIALITY. Innings, Shrouds, Hardware
I'm stock. Respectfully Your,
w. H. LUCK, Salem, Pa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-01
REVOLVER TEAMS TO SHOOT.
Georgia Hussnrs Club to Match the
the New Workers by Telegraph.

Georgia Hussnrs Club to Match the
the New Workers by Telegraph.
The Georgia Hussars Revolver Club and
the Knickerbocker Revolver Club of New
York will shoot a match some time this
month, if the reply of the New York club
is acceptable to the Hussars' club.
The secretary of the Hussar's club wrote
the Knickerbocker club a short time ago,
challenging in to a revolver match to be
shot by wire, that is, the scores. as made
by the team here and that in New York.
to be interchanged by aid Of the telegraph
as soon as made.
The Hussars' club had determined to
keep the contemplated match quiet until
its arrangement was perfected. but the
story leaked out at the New York end In
fact, the crack shots OF the Hussars' club
were astonlshed upon seeing the dispatch
In the Morning News, apprising the public
of the contest
The Knickerbocker club being the chal-
lenged party, will have the selection of the
details as to caliber, style, etc, Of weap-
ons and the time for the contest though
It is believed, that It will come off some
time this month.
The team of five to compose the contest
ants on each side for the Hussars will be
Capt. J. c. Postell. Capt. A. S. Elchberg.
Lieut.. A. Minis, Private G. S. Richmond,
and Private j. G. Nelsons
Each team will have a representative
present in its interest at it's opponents
range The Hussars representative at
New York will be Mr.. George s. McAlpin.
formerly Of this city.
The Hussars Revolver Club will have a
wire run into the armory so that the
| report Of It's scores and that Of its OBJ
ponents may be received while the contest
| Is In PROCESS.
The hnickerbocker club opened a free
! tor-an revolver contest I'm New York yes
terday' TO continue during the week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-01
FOUND ON THE STREETS.
A Country Girl who Won't Stay With
Her Relatives.

Lena Tlllman, a 17-year-old country girl.
was found wandering alone on Bay street
last night by a policeman. and was sent
to the barracks.
The girl came to the city yesterday from
her rome in Bryan. She said that she
mas cousin living on the Thunderbolt
road, 20 whose house she wanted to go.
Her father, she said, had sent her here
to stay with her uncle. Andrew Bayo.
who works for the city as a payer. Mr..
Bayo lives az No. 1874 Jones street, ana
Chief McDermott offered to send her
there. She refused to go, however,
though she would give no reason for her
refusal, and said IL sent there she would
not stay.
Chief McDermott does not think the
the young woman is quite right in her
mind. She was kept at the barracks for
the night. being given a room with an
old woman. Lena Faux, who applied for
lodging.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-01
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr.. L. H. Holt is in New York city.
Mr.. W. S. Prosky of Ocala is in the
city.
Mr.. ]. a. Riddle of Alley is at the Pu-
laski.
Mr. C. L. sibley of Brunswick is in the
city.
Mr.. H. D. Calhoun of Beaufort is in the
city.
Mr.. A. W. RADON of Pelham is at the
Screven.
Mr.. J. B. D. WOODBURY. of Rochelle is
in the city.
Mr.. Frank S. Lathrop left last night for
Nashville.
Mr.. Charles F. Prendergast has gone to
New York.
Mr.. A. I. Jones of Garrett, S. c.. is at
the pulaski.
Mr.. F. b. Collins of valdosta is a guest
of the Screven.
Mr.. ]. w. Morrison Of Mt. Vernon Is a
guest of the Pulaski.
Mr.. L. w. Haskell left for Atlanta last
night by the Central.
Mr.. James H. Hunter left last night for
Nashville via the Central
Mr.. George NJ. Williams of Statesboro
is registered at the Screven.
Mr.. c. T. Anderson left yesterday by the
Plant system for San Antonio.
Mr.. W. r. Thigpen, who has been in the
city for the last few days, left last night
for his home near Warm Springs.
The friends of Mr.. George S. McAlpin, a
former Savannahian, but now of New
York, will be interested to learn that he
is sustaining the reputation he enjoyed
here as shot. At a recent meeting of
the Cartaret Gun Club of New York city
at Cartaret grounds, he lead several
scores in pigeon shooting contests.
Mrs. J. W. Fitzgerald and daughter,
Mrs. Durham, of Port Tampa are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Fitzgerald
on Bull street. Mrs. Fitzgerald arrived
yesterday to meet her husband, Capt.
Fitzgerald, superintendent of the Plant
steamship line, who came down on the
Grand Duchess. Mrs. Durham will spend
some days here and will then go to her
new home in Montgomery, Ala.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-12-01
DIDN'T HAVE THE CASH BOOK.
The Case Against the Mutual Gro
Gerry Co.'s Ex-Manager Dismissed.

The Case Against the Mutual Gro
Gerry Co.'s Ex-Manager Dismissed.
The case against Mr. A. c. Lengnick,
ex-manager of the Mutual Grocery Com
pany. was dismissed yesterday in Justice
waring Russell, Jr's court after the hear
ing of the evidence submitted under the
possessory warrant sworn out by Mr.. A
A. AveiIhe and other officers of the gro
Gerry company.
A cash book about which there has been
a good deal of talk, and to which great
importance in its bearing upon the &C
counts Of the grocery company is attach
ed. was the property, the recovery of
which was sought but the evidence proved
conclusively that il was not in Mr.. Leng-
hicks possession.
Mr.. Lengnick, on retiring as manager of
the grocery company, carried the book TO
the store, as the testimony of two or three
witnesses showed, and left 1t on desk.
The whisky certificates, which was also
made an object Of the possessory war
rants purpose, were found, 1t is said, in
the safe Of the company where they had
been overlooked.
The notes and checks, found in the
pocketbook that was restored to Mr.. Leng-
nick BIZ Mr. Robert c. Burks, came within
the class of hll property in the former
managers possession that had been garn-
ished by W. P. Green & Co, and he de-
clined. through his attorney, to surrender
them up to the officers of the company
until he had a receipt from them and
paper relieving him OF all responsibility
on the score of the punishment.
Mr.. Lengnick's side of the case, as sub
mltted. exonerated him from the suspicion
of having withheld the cash book that is
sim missing. His attorney said that i
was not he that had reason for the cash
book being consigned to oblivion, and Mr..
Lengnick, in his testimony, said that the
book would show certain discrepancies, IL
found.
Mr r. r. Richards represented Mr..
Lengnick, and Col William Garrard rep
resented the company.
1t was stated that all the garnishments
that have been served on parties holding
assets of the grocery company will be dis
solved to-day, and that with the insur-
ance money and other funds thus held up,
the company will be solvent and ready for
the immediate settlement Of all claims
against it.