The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, February 14, 1901, Image 1
ft. Rev.C. M.SeUoi) Interesting Story, "Hi? Brothers Keeper' lx6ii;s ii; fcl)i5 I- k. Gm, . WagtBStiltr, I.litorand Proprietor. A Family Journal, Devoted to News, Science, Art, Political Coinoun anil Current Literature. Hatea: One Dollar I V i Aniuim, In Advance. 3 s? W L ) IB P I ,1 VOL. XXX VI II M1DDLEIU' 1 1 SNYDER COUJsTV I'KNNA. I'KlilM' II l!i NUMBER 7 . . I : . H) LUCID LOCAL LACONICS BP prwYjjr s"w, -ci( i", . eujovlng JURY LIST. Feb. Term 1901. TUEXl.EK's sTOKB List of Grand and Petit Jurors forj .u Market street, Suiiiury, Ptniia. the Court of Common Pleas, t h er ami Low pii, a-- mi Muslins, Cinshatus. Terminer, General Jiiil Delivery ami Shirtings, Tickings, Prints, Jtress Rood Court of Quarter Sessions ofthe Peace Goals, Blankets, Comforts; Mrs K. M. Greene, l Lewistown, ieut Sunday with her parents. strong, J. II. Value Mrs. M, u. tvreeger ol Sellnsgrove' i ... 1.... ,.-ol. l ;l.l.:.. 11....1.1..1 " """ ' " """'-. BlngHitaan, C. I 1 Beaver, Levi, They say that all the Democrats are I)(.ilz Predericl r Potter. How about black-headed , .. Decker, . S., nl liiiiieiul Joe Leaner. .... .... 1 i Gross, u. c, Misses May and Emly Miller of Mil- (iravliillT. I!., at unlay and Sunday nt Hackctihcrg of Snyder county held a December Term, commencing Feb. 25, I'.aii. I. KAMI JITKOK8, Residence. Perry Weat Icrsburg -petit the home of Win. V. Feese, Foh s.m.k, 28 acrett of good farming land. For particulars Inquire of Mrs. It. E. Arnold, 105 Kensington StrvetJ If. Cleveland, t . , The Mission Band oj Susquehanna rniversity held four Interesting meet ings in Middleburg Saturday night and Sunday. W inted. Girl for general house work, 1 wages, three in family. Mils. Bkavton, :-it. Lewlstown, Pa. i A round ONE or a paper ONE will dothe work. Send us one dollar for the Ik's! paper In Snyder County for one year and the Farm Nevst one year thrown hi. The revival meetings in the r. B. cliureh were opened Sunday evening) The pastor and people extend a hearty invitation to all. Services begin at 7 o'clock P.M. Siiora Fob Balk At the shoe fae tory, wholesale and retail at a sacrifice. They consiat of Infants' shoes slightly tlaiuaged, and Misses' and children's McKay Shoes, odd lots at manufactur er's prices tt Here i- a trick. Take a dollar bill, new or well worn. Fold it nicely and enclose if in an envelope with your Maine anil address. Send it to the Post and you will receive all the news of Snyder County for a whole year and it .'tO-cenl card entitling yon to the Farm News one year. Try it, it will make you happy all year. no to A. IS. Soles for a smooth easy dtaveor up-to-date hair out and head 'Icansed with a refreshing shampoo or iland ruff removed with his ionic. A clean towel to each patron. Parlor In bank building, one door cast of Post illlce, Satisfaction guaranteed, tf. Several days ago Alex I looser, of Pari rroveaton, received an unsigned letter containing 80 cents in stamp from n person who says that about ten yearsagp, be stole an article of that from Mr. 1 louserand now wishes tontake restitution and asks forgive 1 - Mr. rloucerhas no idea where the letter is from, s he wishes the Post to tell him that he is forgiven. The second Quarterly Conference of tii" Middleburg Mission LI. B. !huroh, will he held at Middleburg, Feb. L'o, I. Rev. H. s. Gable, !'. E., of Leb "noii. will be present t officiate, lie also preach on theeventng of the 'vedate. The official business ses n will be held directly after the ser in. All are welcome. WM. H. BoYHB, Pastor. iil alt Daniel. Hendricks, I :. R., Hoover, John, Hetrick, Thomas, Landis, John, Mitchell, J. J., i Mohn, W. A., Matteru, Wilson, ' Reichly, Frederick, j Keif, Adam Reichly, John, Stetler, leo. P.. Schreiber, i. W., Smith, Jacob, ., Herrold, W. A., Ulrich, Newton, Vouug, Win., PKTTT JUROR Name. App, Samuel, A., Bollg, Autos, Blngaman, Joshua, Bickle, Norman, Bowersox, Pliares, Benfer, Samuel, Bowersox, Zaeharias, Charles, I'M win, Erdley, ( lharies, Freed, J. A., Fisher, Win., Gaugler, C. ., Gelnet, L. S., Gets, Geo. M.. Hetrick, Amnion, Hummel, Benjamin, Sr., I eintzelman, Harvey. Herman, Henry, Heimbach, John. I eiser, Jacob, , Harner. Selin, I Herbster, Thomas, ! Hottenstein, W. J., Jordan, Nathaniel, Knepp, AugUstU8, Kneh, Benjamin, KanH'inan, ( i. A., Knepp, John 1 1, K loe, Jacol i, Keiter, Philip, Kern, Robert, Kerstetter, Wm., Metsger, Abel, Mover. James, K., I Mitteriing, Phillip, Newman, Edward, Ritter, Franklin, Stine, L. A., Sanders W. F, Snyder, W. G., Sh'adel, J. A. Stimely, Franklin, Shaffer, B. W., Stroub, Willis, Waller, II. II. Winner, Abraham, Witmer, leo M., Weadef, Will., Adams Jackson Perry Beaver Wist Spring Perry We-t Adams Sellnsgrove Penn Monroe dice reck dlecret k ( en l re Spring Monroe Union Jackson Report About Dr. Etncrick Not True. BSmdon star 1 1 was reported I isl week, and many of the daily paper- of Philadelphia and other place- had it so announced, that a small box. eontiiiiiin mirli rlvn.i. - t::,!.- I " nl .! e!,, ! du-lius, 4,.jje. mile lohk.u i 1 1 I,,,,..',,, WttH :i;1-"- ' Ci.h!ea"heil Muslin, 5(,,(ic, ,,tt,.,.( iU, M, ,,, M L "' S('- Emerick. ai hi- I :ii lliekoiv for Cases I. me -i -ler ( .ine.leim, "( per yd. 1 ncrs, .;, ;M u eek .-,im,i Yunls Me,,', stripped SI.Nng, j order '. i si,, ev.ct in.il, f the Sl'' l0c iwyd. ( matter the ,..,.. ,.t tl f ,., .S.n" ards D.,-,.ni rh d.l, .Vr perS. the ,cor ..,.) ,: ,, ...... , , i,,ieieu . o I airst.rey ItlanUets, 4!c pIr with him. Is a-all a fat :,. -.ni;. i. 'i i : ... : ... . iii ii.iii; i Lionel -Mill nigM, OC there .level w ;, .,, "" Pieces Indigo Blue I'rillls, .",c YB, ( 'omforts, 7 SOLD DECEPTION ATTEMPTED The Figures of the HcClure Organs Show that It Cost $82.10 more to Try a Case under HcClure than under Bucher. Ml Ml Franklin lapmau I lea vet Sellnsgrove Monroe Illi.e Prims 1.00, 11,25, 'ill Pail's Hoi's,, lil.inkels, ill', 7.",e, si. 00 I Ton Carpel Chain. Hie, ISe, L'V. 9 in Box Cotton I tali-, ., Sc' Hie rooll Spool ( 'otton, 2c spool. ll s Wool lii-,. i ' k, , ,i I i week w 60 Pieces New ' e. 1 I . - I . , e.; halusi As io 5C, Sc, Illc. u ill Pieces in,s.ses Carpet, !'.e, :,iie, lifHr, .c. 2o Pieces civet I ll UsseK ( ';, i iel . 7"i, !M)0 "ill Pit s liov Cafliet. Sir. .'S .e. Illc. .'ifl,!. ( haiiman I -.. . .. . ., '. . . ... .ill ins 1 1 1 1 1 a linfllmr e 111.. mi Ol ' I , U 111 I i m I. I, l lil I 'I. ,i I, -'... r.o. Chapman i .,,WM Tau, OI. nint 1H' , '. ,n, Arbuckle and Lion 'ofTee, Uic i Iranulated Sugar, 61c, Pure Sugar Syrup, Be, 10c. Ladies' Suits, $2.75, $3.50, .IX) up. Ladies' l-'urs, A price. Ladies' Coats marked down J. 9' Wateh this bulletin for low prices, i TrexjiKr's Stokk, l-1-4f Rtmlmrv, Pit Residence Monroe Penn Centre Chapman Centre Jackson Franklin Middleburg Sellnsgrove Beaver Union Sellnsgrove West Perry Adams Beaver Mom ( 'Imp fenn Beaver Monn ic Penn Beaver West ITnion, Monroe Snyder, i Nnrl Inmilie' i cm i e Hid kind. si line a hoi He x w aim. in! the in The pell'ei iiold attempt in last we -k's t harmony u ith II s denial iiuu of the uminer while iiuiiiiiie medicine lor his patients fetoded, pieces of u In, i, ii the iiioin, hitting one of the patients! lit the head, lulliethig a slighl Wound, while other pieces made marks ;,i , Celling. This was lalkeil about lasl Week which started lite false rumor Ihe many nuliellts he has ilitilv true. When we were there In HhmiI- ternoon i here v. ,.. , ,y pal ieiits there ail iiu: lien nun ., ,(. ,,,e $or, and liou I,, , t . h.ad i .: thai day W do I n it know . sue of the A'i irs to deceive uueerning its markel reii heel can deny ils own markel reports w hen I ho evidence of ii it can attempt to deceive where there is re; the hands of it of detection. The y, iks publlsbe the Protliouotury's oil! its readers hi-. II thai, falsity is in ess llvellh I i list of cases and expenses taken from the i. We give below an exact conv of tht .V. CIVIL CASES I RIED 1)1 WIN(i Bl CHER'S TERM. .ortis in figures ; Iss-J ss.; IHH4 IsV, eases Iss,; eases 1887 eases 1888 eases Iss'., e:1s,.s uses on list, uses on iist, uses on list, a si's on js,( Uses on list, a-es on list, HI list, III list, Propositi Congressional Apportionment Accordnlgto Senator Grady's Con- irressionai appon lonaie inn mi roiiiiceil in the Senate last Tuesday our Con gressional district will hereafter he near ly a square Instead of n shoe string, The hill makes the following counties : "The seventeenth district shall con sist of the counties of I'nlon, Snyder, man 1 Nortliuiuherlaiid, Montour, 'llnton 1 ... ami ameron. The districl as per kisi Presidential elect ion would I ic ;i- follows : Uairlagt Licenses. Beaver West Middlecreek Monna Spring Heaver Perry I leaver ( 'hapman Union Sellnsgrove Terry West Perry ( 'eutre ( en I re ( lentre Beaver I 'erry ( 'entre Washington ( lent re Montour, ( iinton, ( 'ameron, Hep. I I torn. 2'.7:t I 110:1 J "nil I 28fl 8020 I 7159 1381 1604 ::isii 805 iiiil I .jttii U549 14329 Hunt Wllllll . MaJ. 1720 In 1 counties of ngdou, Fran I he annexed distr et Including FLORIDA he distritct. Juniata, Mifflin, Jin a 11 d Pulton iii the eighteenth tlford and perry I'erHOiinlly-rniKlnfilral lour tin fene. kj 1 in Railroad. The second Jacksonville tour of the season via the Pennsylvania Railroad, allowing two weeks in Plorida, leaves New Vork, Philadelphia, and Wash ington by special train Kehrunry 10. Excursion tickets, including railway transportation, Pullman accommda- Centre Hons (one berth), und meals en mute, Sellnsgrove in both directions w hile traveling on Penn ' the -. lal train, will be sold at the fol- Adams lowing rates : New Vork, $60; Hochcs- 1 "' ter, $54; Klnilra, $51.45; Erie, $64.85; MlUIAKl I.M1.KI.I.MI.M COURT HOUSE, MIDDLEBURG "Wile last issue , i' M r. Miner's paper, the A ... tVaiiie ,y , ., ;.,,, ,, let the , pi,,, . W. Poller's record in Hie h, -1 . , conn-, a- we hae failed to linil in u l,i, !, I,.. ... figlifc" Tl. is was supposed to be a t-linnlier " I'l... , I i . . .1.0 ' 1 a - Ion of hi- 1 ,, 1 1 1 1. 1 1 . .. 1 1 OWfon-ihle 111:. Mi r of nie-entiiiir Ihe J.law is tjW So til.- court, ho feller- ally wins hiH eases in the lower court, and therefore he does nol need appeal them to a higher court. In nine eases nit often in which he has been con- oer I, and w hich have gone to the higher courts, ,g Kstltion taken in ihe court below has been held in he correct ny ine Higher , n. n..,, n,, t .. . 1. 1 10 in e lower limit ret used Potter's view of the law Would have had the ,lu During all ol hi- -jn years ,,f experience Mr. Potter's position I ins been reversed in the Supreme ( 'ourl m bill one ease, via.; Smith v- ishel, Itl4 Pa., 181. In ........ A I IU. . . iiinie IUUII Ui cases heeii Affirmed by I he mong others w e nam Sholly vs. Stall), l' W. X, ( '. 118; llank vs. hehocb A Spriiigman, no) report ed 1; Relcheulmch's Appeal, 1 no) roporl ed); Erh vs Coiiinionwealth, sis Pa., H"; Commonwealth vs Ettiuger, tv Pa., 33s; C0111111011 wealth vs, Moyer, 98 Pu., 34!i; Duudore vs. Ilollmaii, 2 Pciinypaeker, Isl; llnllman - Appeal. 106 l'u., 502; Eekerl vs. Hehoeb, 155 I'll., 530; Risbel s. ( rouse. In.' I',,., 8; Krebs vs. Strouli, I pi Pa., 105, and others. Judge Met hue. a-an attorney, never had a ease in IheSupielue ( 'ourl Mr. Poller has w on over so p, 1 cent, of the CBSes he w as concerned in the Su preme ( ours . Vote for A. W. Poller, a Snyder county man, and an able lawyer. I sin, cases on list, 102; cases tried, '.is; eases rfetl, K7; eases tried, (13; cases tried, 51; eases 1 pled, 77; cases t plod, O's; eases fled, 78; eases 1 rled, 80; cases tried, 10; court expenses, $2903.57 I I; court expenses, ;i,;s fl II); court expenses, fh'1501.75 12; court expense-, $24)15.67 0j COUrl expenses, SL'77 28 10; court ex nouses, $2835.00 13; court expenses, $2921.57 I: court expenses, $2528.1(1 11; court expenses, $8058.00 CIVIL CASES PRIED DURING McCLURE'S TERfl. I.lilge In lake Mr. . Mr. Poller Ige reers i. his posiiion hM. higher courts, A 1 he following : 1802 cases 01, Iwt, 1803 eases 01, list, 1804 cases oil list, 1809 cases oil list, 1800 eases Ugh 1807 eases on list, 1808 eases 011 list, 18011 eases on list, liHH) nses on list, !i 47; (iT; II; t ; 8) 10 0; 8; court expenses, $8 I Is court expenses, 2160.20 COUrt expt uses, court ex j icnses, court expeuses, court I'Xpe.l.-i - court expenses, court expense-, .si;.",.os lli.M.U ;ii:M.4h 2003.41 2482.08 2MviR court expenses, - Met 'lure org ,n- , eases t ban to t rv : see further, at a cos. oi MeClur 520,1 2ii.: SS2.IH I in- thai it Costs large number of tried 7:: cases at 0. NOW -Oppose 11344.65 not gel very far u ith hi- Smith Dead, Smith was born duugh- W111 F, Blee faiuath Norman Tro.xelyille Bartsias at Gannan'i I't'ter Qarmao, Mt. Pleasant Thnreday nnd Friday, Pebmnry 21 ami -j. An Interesting military entertain ment will he given under the auspices ofCapLG. W. Ryan Post, (i. a. R. No. olil, lor I lie lielieht ol the POSl Mills is oft ring a new line of ladies I Charity Fund. Some of the interesting lials .,,,.1 Jin 1. ., features ure: oniiiiiery gaMHis. MVU B I a. . limts '") cents ami QoetmBware at 8 centa a piece. ll-22-3m Select Vour Date. Persons who nrODOne to make sale l'llis dng spring Should select their 'ue ;is early us possible and have it in lrtl i 1,, ,1,., p, u, ,,.: riii,,. I--' et s(ll, iiiatvi. J 111 ''' Will Ih. ili.rt.l Pnu. I. m ola " ...m. 1 1 . ' , 1 . V V. Ill ''to -.11, jbter if the bills are printed at this we, F"he KepuMican Voters of Snyder County. , "wing to the very eurlv date fixed P the primary election, aud for other FWM that will be given later on, I " not be a candidate at the nomina "U 011 the .'til Inut fni- II. nfflon ,.f -, . v., in, ..no, vri Meat Judtre. I Feeling grateful to all who were Ulng to lend a helping haud, Jakes O. Chouse. Prof. V. c. Bowersox, on usiiingioti. Three-Interesting Drills hy the Lady Cadets of Middleburg. A Drill by the Veterans of the Civil War. A Drill by the Soldiers of the Spanish War. Drill by German Recruits by j. p. Smith. Banjo Farce by 2 Cork-L'olored Gentle men of Middlehurg. Entertainment will be intemperaed with instrumental and vocal music under the suiurvisioir of Prof. Bill hardt. Admission, reserved seats, 3.5 eents. General admission, 25 cents;' Children under 12 years, 10 cents. Doors open, 7 P. M. Performance, 7:30. G. C. Gutkuits, J. C. Schoch, J. N. Bowes, Committee. Wilkesharte, $50.36;and at proportion- 1 ate rates from oilier points. Por tickets, itineraries, and full Iri- fomation apply to ticket agents; B. P. Eraser, Passenger Agent Buflalo Dis trict, 307 Main Street, Kllieott Square, BuflUlo, N. V.; V. Palniateer, City i Ticket Agent, JO State Street, Roches ter, N. 1 .; or address George W. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philaddphla. McCLURE'S MISTAKES. The recon's show t hat forty per cent of Judge McClure's cases taken to the higher courts have tiecn decided wrong by him. Just think of it ! Two out of five! No Judge in Pennsylvania ever had such a record. If your doctor would kill forty per cent, of your fum ily two out of live, would you not change dK-tors at once? When some of the ofHce seekers of Snyder county, who are now opposing Snyder county's candidate for Judge, come to ask Snyder county Republicans for votes for themselves, they will, ne doubt, be reminded that they would better go to Union county for their votes. Vote for A. W. Potter for Judge, a Snyder oountxjsjaaugrad H able lawyer. .Mrs. John I' Elizabeth Troxi Jan. 28tb, IS22, at Tro.xelvill ter of John and Susan 1 Mover 1 Troxe WHS married bv Rev. Cnsoer. Dee 7. 1K40, to John p. Smith and died Sun day morning, Fell. In. liHil,ai r, o'clock, aged 70 years and I:; days. Her hrolli ers, Samuel and John Troxel, and is ters, Christiana, neiriied to Isaac LJIsh of Adamsbiirg, ami Cat heriiie, niarritti to Absalom Snyder, preceded her lo the spirit world. She i survived hy her devoted hllshaiiil, a brother, Isaac Troxel, who resides in Philadelphia, two sisters, Jane, married to William Baiim, and Delilah, who resides at Tro.xelville. Her descendants arc as follow s : 1. Caleb, boni April 17, Is47, murritd Jan. 1H7." to 1 1 ut t i- Peifer of Avoca, Iowa. They have two children, Lester and Laura, the former havingn daugh tera great graddaughter of the de ceased. Residence, Avoca, Iowa. 2. Anna, horn Aug. 21, 1840, was married by Rev. Lazarus, 1S70, to Win. Snyder, deceased. They had one son, Elmer. 3. Clara, born April 21, 18'7, wis married Dec. 20, 1H70 by Rev. Yearii k to John A. Moat, of this place. Two children: Luther and Elizabeth. Mrs. Smith was a faithful Christian woman who read her bible every day. Sne was a kind and loving mother and a member of the Reformed church at this place. Burial Thursday, Feb. 14, at 10:30 A. Ices In the Reformed church. cases tried, cases 1 rled, cases 1 rled. 58; cases tried, 32; cases tried, 88j eases tried, 19; eases tried, 17; eases tried, It); eases tried, The nioxi conclusive evidence that the jfaw Intended to deceive lies it) the fact that it fails tondd up the figures that will tell the (ruth. In that 1 it would show that McClure was not an economical judge, so our oonioinpoT- ary failed to add up the Cost and average it for each case tried. The above figures show that the 78 cases tried during MoClure's si years eosl almost as nine 1 1 as the 108 eases tried during the corresponding 0 years of Bucher's irt. If the reader w ill take his pcm ii and add up the columns, he w ill Hud thai 108 ease- tried ler Bucher cost $20, 120.20 and thai 71) ease, tried under McClure cost 23,001.32. Average coal per ease under McClure $324.18 Average cost per ease under Bucher 241,04 A emge cost of each of Met lure's eases over average eosl of each of Bucher's cases The lifs 1 whoop going up from til more jK-r case to try a small numlK'rn cases, We will grant that. But lei u 11 eosl of $23,001.32 und Bucher, 108 case Me' .'lure had the chance to t ry 86 eases more so us to he on 11 level w 11 h Buch er, '.mid he try 1 hose 36 cases for $2666, which is all he has lefl to do it ith in comparison with Bucher's record. Kor the purpose of closing up this de ceptive howl, w e will grant thai McClure be given the chance to tiy 36 more eases alld lei Us see t he eis : .'."leases at Bucher's average, ($241.04) t 8457.30 s'.'i ijases at Mi l lure's average ($324.13) The reader w ill readily see thai Mc( 'lure would $2505. If Mei lure hud to try ''1 more eases, even at Bucher's average, it would cost the county more than Buclicr's, and if it were figured al Mc Cl 11 re's own average eosl per case, is w ould make McClurc's pis eases cos; $8770.56 more than 108 cases of Bucher's. We will drop the latter ligures, however, so the McClure organs will have no occasion to say the statement is unfair; but even taking the 35 eases al Bucher's average, McClure's expense to try the same number of cases i- $5903.00 ra than Bucher's. I foes thai prove that McClure was an ECONOMICAL J EDGE ? n addition the McClure organs claim that McCluri saves DOcach term of court, or a total of $3840 in ten years, by 110I calling 1 he pel it jury until Tin s day. How can this be? Why docs he not have a better showing'.' lleniusl have saved at the spigot ami left it leak nl the bung. Tlicse calculations Imvc been made fttuu the ligures submitted by the A'eir. We wish to thank our contemporary for snbuiitting data so favorable to Mr. Poiter. SNVIIKK CofJfTV PKOIM.K SOT I KXOt'OIl lull .III".: MtH.T.UMfi TO tiiVE A sioNti : -A few days a i h r the election of Judge Met hii v. in the fall of I s i 1 , a committee of Snvder county citizens, among whom wore .1 . P. Kchocb, Dr. B. V. Wugenseller, Dr. P A. Buyer, . W. Potter, Estj., Dr. V. J Wagen seiier, c P. Elrich, Estj., G R. Hendricks, Ed. M. Hummel, and ol . rs is iled him nl the "Nell"' Hotel, Sunbury, and warmly Invited and urgeil him to take up his home nl Selinsgrovc. They told him I hey had a very comfort" able residence for him, (that of H. Alleman, Esq., mi University Avenue; that Sellnsgrove was in the middle of the District, and thai the committee and the citizens of the ( louuty generally would do all in their power to make him comfortable. He said lie would consider it and Inform the committee in a few days. He gave no further attention to this kind invitation, hut it was Boon learned that he was moving to Lewisburg, and there ho went. Snyder County people were not tony enough for him to reside among. He loves them very much, however, when he wants their votes for ten years more of Offloe al about $6000 a year. A. w. Potter has grown up among the people ofSnyder County, and is one of our foremost citizens. There is no better lawyer in the DlsrtrioL NOMINATE A. w. POTTER, aSnyderoounty man. JUDGE McCLURG NOT ONE Ol OCR PEOPLE. Although Judge McClure has resided in this Judicial District nearly ten years, yet he has not become Identified with any of the interests of our people. Although he has drawn 150,000 of salary, and is a rich man, he has never bought any real estate, or paid any tnxes on real estate, in the District. He has shown no disposition or intention to hecome a permanent citizen of the District. He lives in a rented house. He can easily pick up his accumula tions and go away. He is here and among us only to hold offine. He has recently declared to a prominent Selinsgrovc gentleman that When he would come out of office, he would not practice law in the District, but ho would locate in Scrauton. On the other hand, A. W. Potter has resided among us for 20 years. All he has in the world is located within our own county. He is a heavy tax payer, and bears his share of the burden of ail puoiic expenses along with tho rest of us. He is Identiaed with all our interests. Nominate A. W. Potter. 0