The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, October 27, 1898, Image 4
Royal Mkn tb rood part. F0V7DER Abtolutely Pur NOVM BAKIM WWW CO., MCW VOM. The Middleburgh Post. Published every Thursday. Geo W. Waqenseller, Editor and Proprietor SuNscriptiou &1.50 per year. wliU muni i imirt in anvmu'L' when sent out slrtp the county.) HATISOF AOVtRTISINO. 1:1 i r:til-nt n1,iTt;t -iti.titH not othprwteo .wi i ll tor wlil I'O rKiiririil lit t!ir rule of IB criil it line (nonpnrlcl tufasuri') lor llinl luser Hun anl in cntx per lint' tnr every mibaequent Iiih-ii tun He nth nntien pnUitMrr ; Mtuary poerty, tnbutfi of mpecU de.. thm cnits a litis. REPUBLICAN TICKET. Oovornor Col. W. A. Stone. Mout. C.ov.-Gon. J. 1 S. doliln. Hoc. int. Affairs (hn. J. W. Latta. superior Judtre W. W. rotter, Congress at Laie Hon. O. A. Orow. S. A. Davenport. OofiKress Hon. T. M. Station. Assembly Dr. A. M. Smltli. Associate .Iiidir Z. T.Ocmocrllnj. Ooiintystirreyor 0. A. Hotdorf. Thursday, Oct, 27, 1898. OUR CANDIDATES. On NovemlxT Nth every freeman in Pennsylvania will lie called upon to cast his ballot to elect a Governor and other officers lor the ensuing terms. It is a sacred trust reposed in each and every individual to take part in the government of his coun ty, state and nation. The republi can party has placed itself on record as the party which has demonstrated its ability to govern this country through all manner of ordeals. Af ter the direful control of G rover Cleveland, the Republican party re stored business, encouraged industry and reconstructed the national policy in harmony with prosperity. For the important office of Governor of the Commonwealth the Republicans have nominated COL. WM. A. STOSE. He with his colleagues on thestate ticket, make up an array of soldier candidates. Gen. J. I'. S. Gobin, for Lieutenant Governor, is a hero of two wars. In addition to this he served his state as the Commander of the 3rd Ilrigade of the National (iuardsof Pennsylvania, under whose gallant command the writer had the pleasure to serve for a term of en listment. Gen. J. W. Lntta for Secretary of Internal Aflairs is a soldier of good repute among Snyder County veterans. W. V. Porter for the Supreme Court, Hon. Calusha A. Grow and Hon. S. A. Davenport tor Congrcssmen-at-Large are not entirely unknown among the Re publicans of Snyder County. The State ticket is certainly made up of .1 brilliant array of Republican war heroes and they will command the loyal support of every republican. IlOJf. T. II. MAIIOX. Congressman Mahon is too well known to require an introduction at our hands. He was a faithful, loyal, patriotic soldier and has proven him self an able conscientious representa tive in the Hoiiscof Representatives of the United States. Helms care fully guarded and protected the in terest of every soldier in his district. He has urged the dcjiartment in more than NOO cases to hasten the consideration of tension claims at the Department. In the House, he has stood faithful to all legislation for the benefit of the country at large never forgetting the interests of the jteopleof the Eighteenth Con gressioual district. His unanimous nomination at the recent conference at Harrisburg was a greater compli ment than is usually extended to Congressmen for a third or fourth term. His past record is a sufficient guarantee of his future conduct. IR. A. M. NMITII. This is the year a legislature will lx; elected to convene in January, Dr. A.M. Smith won the nomination last January by a nice large major ity and he will be elected ou Nov. 8th. Dr. Smith is an affable gentle man, a skilled physician and will make an able representative. He descends from good stock, being a grandson of Hon. Ner Middleswarth who represented this section in Con- gress during his prime. He is a gentleman of fine qualities, a pro gressive citizen and a ready talker. He was a soldier in the gallant 49th P. V. I. and his loyalty to the sol dier's interests has been fully proven since the establishment ofthe pension board in this place. He promises tn represent the intents of Snyder County und in doing this he is do ing Ins lull duty. IIO. E.T.GEMBEBLIXe. lhere seems to be an unwritten law in the government of the Re publican party of Snyder County, that if an oflicc holder serves his people faithfully for one term, he should have u second term. This is Judge (Jeniberling's position at the present time. I le is a poor man and deserves re-election. G. A. BOTDOBF. IiJist on the list comes the office of County Surveyor. It too is an im jKirtant iwsition. Mr. IJotdorf re sides at Frwburg and will make a iaithlul and dutiful official. PHILIPPJNE ANNEXATION. Such an acquisition would not strengthen us in any respect. On the contrary, it would Ite a constant drain upon our resources without any substantial compensation fortheout lay. hven when not in a state of actual insurrection, the people are turbulent, cruel, and unmindful of the rights of persou and proj)erty, and it will require a most vigilant administration ot the law by honest and capable officials to preserve or der among them, even in the most enlightened partsof the islands, while in some pnrts it is at least doubtful whether this can lie done at all. Spain has tried it for more than three centuries, except in the Sulu group, and has signally failed. Millionsof dollars have been expended and thousands of lives have been lost in a vain effort to enforce obedience to the laws and customs of a country having a form of ecclesiastical and civil government which they were at least partially able to understand, and yet, when the hotirof trial came, Spain found them her most malignant and savage enemies. If we acquire the islands we may have the same experience. Reing incapable of self government, they must be control led for a long time, even as to their locail concerns, by legislativeand ex ecutive authorities of a government six thousand miles distant. They will constitute the most ex posed part of our national domain, and will require a much larger ex penditure for protection than any other equal area within its limits. In all great wars the nations having colonies and outlying dependents have found them to Iki her most vulnerable parts; and nearly every island in the seas has passed, at some period in its history, from one sove reign to another by the operations of war, most of them having chang ed masters many times. If we nc- iiure the Philippines, we will find it more difficult to defend them a- gainst any great Eurojiean naval jMiwer than it will tie to defend the ooastot the United States against the same power. They will odd com paratively nothing to our strength or prosperity in time of peace, and they will Ite a positive weakness to us in time of war. JohnG. Car lisle, in Harper' a Weekly. NEW-PARLOR-GAME I Interest ing and Amiuing! This game Archarena is far superior to all other mrlor panics. So simple that a child can play it. ."So attractive that the older ones never refuse to indulge in a game. For information and price see G. W. Wacjkhkllek at Post Printing Office. fe ORPHANS' COURT SALE. ix the est at it ok kvb sampseix de. ckahki). lath op crntrk townsuii SNVDKK COINTY, PENNSYLVANIA. ' By virtue of an ordej of sale Issued out of the Orphans' Court or ald county, the undersigned Administrators of said decedent will sell at pub. lie sale on the premises In Centre Township" on Saturday, November 12, 1898 &fJ?5K P M" ,oUow,n descr" Situate in Centre Township, Snyder Countv Pa., and bounded on the west by land of kV. ward halley and Humuel Knouse. on the north by land of Peter Kllngler. on the eat by land of K al.",rJ"".' J,r' J- p- Kenawal, and mi the south by land of Mrs. Jacob Gearnart, contain. Ing seventy nve seres, more or lew" whereon are erected a TWO-BTOKY KIUMK UOUHIL barn and minor outbuildings. The farm Is under good cultivation, baa good watr and plenty of choice fruit on It. Terms of sale of will be made known on the day of sale. Jonatram Mcasn. Dakiil F. Hinoama, .. Administrators of said Decedent. OBA. r. L I.RIl'll, Kw., AU'y. tor Administrators 81.50 FEB DAY. . A E5?M"ET, GENTLEMAN AND Ladles Wanted to Canvass. Above salary giutr- iV'1! nMr' XOBEKT I10MAN, Ntw Berlin Pa. lO-no-lm. ' Electi T 1 m FOR NOVEMBER 8th. 1898. t. P. 8. Sitter, Sheriff of Snyder County, Com. monwealtb ot Pennsylvania, do berattjr make known and glre notice to the Elector! of to county aforesaid tl.it an clecUon will be beld la said county oa Tuesday, November Sin. 1898. for the purpose of elactlnf the several persona named, to-wit : one person for Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, one person for Lieutenant Governor, one persou for Secretary ot Internal Affaire, two perttom for Judges of superior Court, two persons for Congressmen-at. Large, one person for Conirressman of the IWb congressional District of Pennsylvania, one per son for Representative from Snyder County to the State Legislature, one person for Associate Judge of Snydir County and one person for Sur. veyor ot Snyder County, The election places are as follows : 1st district, at the Odd Fellows' Uall. In 8e- iinsgrore uorougu. d district, at the house ot John V. Boyer, In ana tor ferry lowusnip. Si district, at the house of David Hoffcr, In ana loruispmsn township. 4th district. In William Mover's buUdlng, In ana tor wasuiugwn lownsuip. ith district, at the Eagle Hotel, In and for Franklin township. 8th district, at the Old Fellows' Hall. In and for Heaver township. Tth dlstj let. at the house of Harvpv Wagner.to and for West Uoaver township. 8th district, at the house of leter nartnun. In and fur Centre township. th district, at the school house. K reamer. In and for MUldlecreek township. loth district, nt the house of Mnttlda Fisher. in ana tor renn township. 11th district, at Hnrv If. Dcrk'a Hall In and for Jackson township. 12th district, nt Aurand's Hall, In and for Monroe township. lath district, nt the house of christian 8. Orityblll. In and for West Perry township. 14th district, nt the t'ourt House In and for tbe Borough ot Mlddlctmrg. 1Mb district, nt the Pott Treverton House, In uuu iur umuu uiwnsuip. 18th district, at the house of James Slattern. In and for Adams township. 17th district, at the Public School House. In adamsuurg, in and for Spring township. NOTICK IS HEREBY GITKN. "That every person, excepting Justices of the Pence, who ahnll hold an office or appointment of profit or trust under the United States or of tniH suite, or any city or innorporstea district, whether a commissioned officer or otherwise, a subordinate officer or agent, who is or shall be employed under the legislative, executive, or judlcUry department of this state or of the united MAiefl. or of any incorporated district; and also t hat every member of Congress and the State Legislature, and of the select or common council of any city, or commissioner of sny In corporated district, Is by Inw Inonpul.Ie ot hold ing or sxerclslng at tbe same time, the office or appointment of judge, Inspector or clerk of any election of this Commonwealth, and that no In spector, Judge or any officer of eucb election shall be eligible to be then voted for. The Inspectors nnd Judge nf the elections shall meet at the respective places appointed iur iimning me eieeuon in tne nisirici to wnien thov respectively belonir. before seven o'clock In the morning, and each of those Inspectors shall appoint one clerk who shall be a qualified voter ot such district. The follow'ntr named carsona hnvn been nominated by the various par ties for the different offices, nn fol lows : REPUBLICAN. GOVERFOR, WILLIAM A.8T0Ntf. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, GEN. J. P. 8. OOBIN. SEC. OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS, UK. J. W. I.ATTA. JUDGEOFSUPERIORCOURT, W. U. POKTRB. W. W. PORT BR. represp:ntatIve-at-large in cong ress, HON. G. A. GROW. 8. A. DAVENPOKT. REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, HON. THAD. M. MAHON. REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DH. A. M. SMITH. ASSOCIATE JUDGE, Z. T. OEMBRRUNO. COUNTY SURVEYOR, O. A. BUTDOHF. DEMOCRATIC. GOVERNOR, OEOIIOBA. JENKS. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, WILLIAM H. SOWDKN. SEC. OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS, PATRICK DK LACKY. JUDGEOFSUPERIORCOURT, CALVIN M. nOWKK, WILLIAM TKICKF.TT. REPRESENTATIVE-AT-LARGE IN CONGRESS, FRANKLIN P. IAM8. JERRY N. WBILEK. REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS, ROBERT, MCMEEN. REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, MAJ. E. P. liOll BACH. ASSOCIATE JUDGE, WILLI 4 M M. KELLER. COUNTY SURVEYOR, O. W. POKTZLINK, PROHIBITION. GOVERNOR, SILA8 C. SWALLOW. LIEUTENENT GOVERNOR, EMMET D. NICIIOL8. SEC. OF INTERNA L A FFAI ItS. STERLING W. DICKSON. JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT, LEWIS D. VAIL. WILLIAM TRI'.'KETT, REPRESENTATIVE-AT-LARGE IN CONGRESS, GEOltOK U. GARBER. ( PKNNOCK ,B. 8UARPLESH. PEOPLES. GOVERNOR, SILAS C SWALLOW. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, JUSTUS WATKINS. SEC. OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS. DAVID LOGAN. JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT, ' WILLIAM TRICKKTT. J-NEWTON HUSTON. anon REPRESENTATIVE-AT-L A RGE IN CONGRESS, . DENNIS B. JOHNSON. JKHRTN. WEILER. SOCIALIST LABOR. GOVERNOR, J. MAHLON HA USES. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, W. U. THOMAS. SEC. OF INTERNA L AFFAI RS, HENRY PETERS. REPRFJSENTATIVE-AT-LA RG E IN CONG RESS, JOHN R. ROOT. DONALD L. MCNUO. LIBERTY. GOVERNOR, SILAS C. SWALLOW. LI EUTENANT GOVERNOR, JUS'I'US WATKINS. SEC. OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS, ADOU'lll S t . ULTCUINSON. JUDGEOFSUPERIORCOURT, J. ilKWTUX HUtrrUN, WILLIAM TltlCKKTT. R E PR 1EN TATI VE-AT-LAUC.EINCON(JRESS, J. ACKER (.'USS. CHAKLt'H P. H11AW. HOTOSTGOVERHMET GOVERNOR, SILAS C. SW ALLOW. INDEPE17DENT. REPJiESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. ICLIAS P. liOH HACK. I. S. KITTEH. Sheriff. Shfi ifls Office, Miiliilebuiir.Siiyder Comity, Ph., 1)cK1). r Ul. 18U8. ITEMS OF STATE NEWS. Franklin, Pa., Oct. 22. A couple ot horses dashing wildly around with wagonload of nltro-glyoerine at their heels started a stampsda of workmen on the poor farm near here today. As the men fled the runaway followed them, and tvery moment they expect ed to be blown to bits. The team, with Its swaying load, finally came to standstill, the men came out from their cover and no time was lost In unhitch ing. Philadelphia, Oct. ft-Tbe United States court of appeals yesterday af firmed the decision of Judge Acheson, In the United States circuit court at Pittsburg, sustaining the MIUs patent for the use of aluminum In the manu facture ot steel Ingots and castings. The litigation has lasted nearly four years, the suit having been brought by the United States MIUs company against the Carnegie Steel company to restrain the latter from alleged In fringement of the patent. The Car negie company has now taken a li cense under the patent and made set tlement for past Infringement. ' Shamokln, Pa., Oct. 22. In order to finish disbursing funds among the em ployes in the lumber camp of Monroe H. Kurp ft Co., In the mountains, II miles northwest of Lewlsburg, last evening, Gilbert O. Kulp, a member of the firm, boarded a handcar, in com pany with three others. Congressman Monroe H. Kulp decided not to go with them, but to wait for a special engine, f'oon after the car started down a steep grade the brake block would not work. William Be r gey, a timberman, escaped by Jumping. John Krelscher, a Lewis burg boulclu-epcr, nnd James Rtnl, fore man of construction, nrxt .lumvod, and the former waa fatally Injun-d.- The handcar struck a train and wiie reduc ed to kindling wood. Kulp was hurled Into a clump of laurel and but little hurt. Harrisburg, Oct. 25. Disbelieving In his Insanity when he committed the deed the Jury last evening, after having been out 61 minutes, found Joseph Hoi lolnger, a Derry township farmer, guilty of the murder of his wife on ths afternoon of Aug. 2 last. Hoitlnger cut his wife's throat with a pocketkntfe in the presence of several witnesses, while the latter were gathering grapes at Holllnger's home. Holllnger put In a plea of not guilty through his coun sel, but later changed It to voluntary manslaughter. Holllnger's two chil dren testified to hearing their father threaten more than once to kill their mother. The prisoner testified that he 1 am not iniena to kiii nis wite, ana aia I not know what he was doing at the i time." Witnesses testified that Insan ity ran In the family, and that the prisoner was known In the neighbor hood as "Crazy Joe." A new trial will be asked for. Asulnaldo'it Rival Arrested. Manila, P. I., Oct. 28. General Rio del Pilar, who Is looked upon as being the foremost rival of Agulnaldo for the leadership of the Philippine Insurgents, has been summoned to Malolos, the In surgent headquarters, and arrested. The charge against him Is disregarding Agulnaldo's authority and attempting to defy the Americans. Agulnaldo has tried to remove several of the Insurgent officers who are uneducated and unfit ted for their positions, but he has been compelled to reinstate them. Agulnaldo la desirous of going to Paris for the purpose ot appearing before the peace commissioners, but he Is prevented from so doing by the Jealousies exist ing between the Insurgent leaders. B. and O. Reorganization Assured. Baltimore, Oct. 25. Judges Morris and Ooff, In the United Statea circuit court here yesterday, dissolved the In junction previously Issued at the In stance of the holders of the preferred stock of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail way company, and granted to the trus tees of the various mortgages the right to foreclose, thus clearing the way for a complete reorganisation of tbe sys tem. The Buffale Sails For Manilla. New York, Oct. 25. The cruiser Buf falo left the navy yard for Manila to day. Balling orders were received yes terday, and work was rushed all day long to get the vessel's supply of coal and stores aboard. The Buffalo will eross the Atlantlo and go through the Buei canal, and It Is expected she will arrive at her destination before the bat tleships Iowa and Oregon, OPPEJEir.;EP,'S GREAT BARGAIN STOCK . Everything New and Co piete intne Line 01 tne LATEST STYLE FALL HATS II has just been received. You san be sure of honest prices.. t nt i r t i nt You make no mistake in buyingr from us. We alwaj-s give you a rich deal. t Cnmc and Sse Clothing. We are prepared to give you snitu at rock bottom prices. At the old stand, they use you right. H. OPPENHEIMER, Market St., GREAT REDUCTION IIM ratai, Stoves Mi Time ! I keep on hand all kinds of Fanners and Rnil ilinir Tools of all kind, Rims and and Steel, FENCE AND POULTRY WIRE. Tin and Granite ware. I keep the best anti-rust Tinware, plain and decorated. I am agent for all kinds of STOVES AND REPAIRS. Patent Wash Machines. Also Agent for Grain, Drills, Cultivators, Harrows, in fact all kinds of Fanning Im plements and repairs. Call ami U convinced that you can buy cheaper than any place in tbe county. I extend thanks for past patronage and solicit a continue ance of bhiho. Yours Respectfully, J. L. VARNER, DON'T SACRIFICE . . Future Comfort for present seeming Economy, but BUY the Sewing Machine with an established reputationi that guarantees vou long and satisfactory service : WSond tor our beautiful halt-tone Liberal Adjustments- REMEMBER H. HARVEY SCHQCH, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENGY, SBIiINSeROYM FA Only the Oldest, Strongest Cash Companies, Eire, Life, Accident and Tornado. No Assessments No Premium Notes. The Aetna Founded A. D., 1819 Assets $11,055,513.88 Home " " 3853 " 9,853,628.54 " American " " " 1810 " 2,409,584.53 The Standard Accident Insurance Co. The New York Life Insurance. Co. The Fidelity Mutual Life Association. Your Patronage Solicited. Carpets! I Carpets 1 1 Carpets ! 1 1 CARPETS! MATTINGS! The whole lower floor of my fitore is taken up with Carpets, Hugs, Art Squares, Curtains, Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Hassocks, Rug Fringe, Floor, Stair and Table Oil Cloths, &c., Ac., We can show you the lurgest and best selection ol the above goods ever shown in Lewiutown. Drussell Caqwt as low as 60c. and up All Wool Carpet " 50c. Half Wool Carpet" 35c. --0hina and Japan Matting 100 Bolls to Select !Froxn Q.m.lrl F52213 OOODOI Compare quality and prices, you will find that our store is the ; place to buy at The goods are first-class, prices are the low est, our rooms are clean end no trouble to snow goods. Respectfully, y. fl. FELIX. Lewistown, Pinna ... Selinsgrove, Pa. Tires of all kind. Bar Iror Mt. Pleasant Mills. TV t;ibe. - Its beautiful figured wood-,' work, durable construc tion, fine mechani cal adjustment, coupled with the Finest Set of Steel Attachments, makes it the Most Desirable Machine ii the MarteL FRANK S. RIEGLE, MlDDLEBUBGHf Pa. catalogue. Prompt Payments. 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