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SEiNTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MirFLINTOWN.
B. F. SCHWEIER,
BniTOB AVBB rBOrBlBTOB.
"T aa log cabin boy, Harry of the
wtmt." .
Phtmuil exercise proves a cure in
muriv eriscs for brain weariness and
j
Malaria.
Ocai will radte an efiieieut cuair
man of the Republican National
Committee.
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An esprefS wagon is required to
haul the mail matter sent to General
Harrinou theue days.
Pennsylvania will give one huDJred
thousand majority for Harrison and
Mnrtnn : romu in earlv out of the
delude.
Thskb are a great runny protection
Democrats who will not swallow the
ant i protection policy of President
Cleveland.
Snow fell on Mount Washington,
nearly a foot depp ou the morning' of
the 12th of July. The temperature
fell to 21 degrees
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The CLieugo auurchivt'a have or
gunized Sundiiy Hchoola in which it is
expected Uo.CMO jounij people will
aoon tttt"nd. Aniiichy ia tobe taught
in t'ue schools.
Tit- aaihta of the bandana are
not eo euthmitiHtic sinc-o the notuina
tion of Harrison and Mjrton. They
alre iy ft cl tLo pressure f f tha
If the rVtuocri.ta who are so busily
ng:ij.-d in li'i'i'in' on tho addition
al prii e thtit te addod to a t-uit of
clothrs by the tarii). would devoid
h'i!f the Mime energy to a red.:c!iou
of to.MjLip taea which aro the taxe
that tal.o c he rivenuu of tl:c
fnrt:iei; they rc".;!J bo of bOUio
Bubht.mtial good to tho farmer.
'Shkkmam is n :t altogether as cold
a man as h appear. Ilia wife and
Lie dauu''terH catinoc understand why
thu wi nl Lim come to look npon Litu
in tbat w.iy. Thoy ce altogether a
difTerect pLuan of hii c'.inrnct. r. II o
iti very detiv a'lvi- iu his afTckrliou
tor thetu. Uin wife f.its ti.at what
tho world taken f :r roldncFs in haJc
wmduena. He ntver had any grat e.
He W.1M built w itii runny nhar45 angles,
and hin joints nn.i muscles respond
slowly and awkwardly. 'When he
wus young he was bashful. He
nver c inld dancy. Mid he never de
Veloprtd that gv'ietful way of paying
a corupliinrMit and Lining a girl for
which his brother, tlie Cteneral, in bo
justly famous."
"A ph"no.rrat)h will arrive at Mr.
Thomas A. Kdison's laboratory at
I.lewollvn Park within a day or two.
which, when it in allowed to give forth
the eounds that are coutained within
it, will create no small degree of sen
at ion. It contains the tones of the
eloijui nt voice of William H Glad
stone, ex Premier of England, the
"Grand Old Man," who ia now Ire-
land'H d :irent advocate. Still more
theio ir4 seuled up in the little in
etrutiiemt a ng by the diva, Adelina
Patti, aud a Fp -;ch by the Ilight
Hon. Arthur .James Palfour, Chief
Secretary for Ireland Mr. Edison
scnt thiH uiuht perfect of all hia phono
graphs to Knjjlaud some months ago
with tli i lea of obtainiug for the
edification of the American people
the sound! of tho voices of the great
Englieh atatesmoD, Gladstone and
Palfour, aa well as those of tho divine
Patti, whom) last and onlv furewell
tour i still fresh in the memory of
aa iovern or music in Ibis country.
Tho niiesiou was a success, und the
phouogr'iph. full of eloquence aud
song, is shuoet hourly expecUJ to
arrive. When Mr. "Edison t-hall
nnutly turn tho crank which shall un
wind the skem of language aud music
a tn-at may lie expected such aa luav
never be experienced agaiu until
Gladstone, I'.aifour and Patti shall
come in propria persona-.'
Victims uf Liirhtniuir.
C'ahsei n.v. Duk' ta. July 5
lnlitmpf,' .-truck the ftrui iioun cf
t)le Oi.'stnd, ten niih s north of Hunt
T, t!HH county, 1 r;vUy nitrtit, kuJlULr
oiuii kii.i uik wiliv ,iuio nei'h
bora Htii-iDfr Hie hK;e oti iSHtnrd.iy
ev nin' noticed the forsaken appc.ir
aurn of the dwf-lhrg, acJ. fjroir. nti
entrauco, found tho terrilily muti!;it
d bodien lyiuj; on the floor. The
only child, nu ei'ht months' ol.l
baly, was on the h1 uniujured.
The bu.ldir.o; had caught fire from
the linhtDirijr, but a heavy rain pre
vailiu; extino;uiehed it. Oientad had
ient frr his fathtr and mother only
a fe.v wt eka previous) and tiiey arriv
exl from Norway yesterday on time to
piirticipute io the funeral.
Uere snd there through the county ia a
irea trade Repnhlican, ho, naturally will
gravitate to Cleveland, but where one tie
ytibitcan of that kind is lost to the industral
cause, ten or a doxen protection Democrats
Join the protection Harrison and .Vorton
column. A largo list of na'nes of Dem
ocrats who are prominent in tbeir respec
tive districts who have fled from tbe Irre
trade party and Joined the protection party
eould ba glvec. A few names are here
given aa straws to show which way tha
political irea trade wind ia blowing prom
inent members out uf the party :
Gbrbbal A. L. Fiabsos, ol Allegheny
ooonty.
Hob. OiAMoa Nam., of Erie, once a
- Democratic candidate for State Treasurer.
JcDOEHA.iDtf.uCLackawanna.alie-IoDg'of Hantinp;1on. Slifllin, Juniata, Ter-' If.'f'' "'".tl1 C"r"', th" Ll'ht
.aiocrat. irv.Snrrsi nlU ai.l!?,U!'.!0';4",,'",r W" I
Deraocrat.
v-Mato FuBwuvi,, t.4 Chester, Del
ware county.
IIos. Jons Susoicrr, of Montgomery
eoonty, President of National Bank ot
Norriatown and 'ormer candidate lor Con
gree.
Fbabk Hbath, of Erie county, former
cand idate for the L'gialatnre.
J. W. Gsphabt, a leading lawyer ol
Bellefonte.
Fbsdbbics STAaroao.of Corry,ea Mayor
of that city and a former candidate for the
S lata Senate.
H. C. Tbixlkk. of Lehigh eoanty, former
ly President of the Allentown Coinmoa
Council.
CmLM McKbvsa, ol Allegheny
formerly candidate for Congreas,
R. L. Mastim. of Fayette ceunty, late
member of tha Democratic Central Com
mittee.
Jons W. Hixdsbabcb, of Washington
county, leading Democrat in that county
Ubobob II. Him, of Northampton
county, former Bnrgess, ol Bethlehem.
.IgbtBloa-'s Fatal Work.
Tba Fulton Republican of the 12th in at.
relate tba tollowinc ainsular freak of
lightning. On tho afternoon of July 4tl,
David Richards tarxii'iartv known as -'Judge
Dicker ," of Buck valley, t'nion township,
wai instantly killed by a stroke of lightning.
Ha wis working Beld of corn on Sideling
Hill mr.uctaiu about a m'V and one-hall
from Kranklin Mills, belcnginic to John
Uendershot, when a thunder atom came op
and ho retruated to a ahaltr wl'icti ba bad
constructed of bark, l-.r the purpose
During the progress of the stortu a sapling
wan atruck by Iigbtninit, on which a grapa
vine clung, that hid its ro t la tie shaiter
abova aliuiled to. Mr. Richards was ra-
clining agint tbia vine and tba fluid, past-
i-g down it, bruke m tbe bck part of bis
brad, j . J down bis body and tore open
his liues. His son, Lewis, wbu is employ
ed at Fr inklin iiilia, on bis return borne,
wis surprised at tbe abaeoco of hia father,
after tba rain, and hastened to ascertain
the canse. He di-covrred his lifeless body
abuiit 9 o'clock. No iutfuaat was heM and
the n mains were tuCrn luMr. Handershot's
bcut i; o'clock, and trom thence borne
tba following morning. Tbe deceased was
about fit fy jrara of age, intelligent, quick
witted and vpen-bearted, and was well-
knewn throughout tbe lower end ol tha
countj .
A Dellstitrul Vacation Trip.
The Fencs) Ivatiia Ra.lroad Company's
select excursion ot J uly 2rtth, to A'lantic
Titv, Cpi Mav, Sra Iie City, or Ocean
I'itr is ona ol tha choicest even's ot th-r
summer season. E.ery one who lnter-da to
te short holiday can select fnm this
list of place pelit th it wi.l Tjr l aU the
pleasure to be er j vei by the sea. The
rate, tto, is so losr that no oti naad hesti
tatc, aud tha limit of return trip ia ao liberal
that it will Alls the aversge vacs::on period.
A special train, rnnuing on tbe schedule
givsn below, will carry tha party, and tbe
ronod-trip ticKets. good tor ten days, will
be sold at tbe rstes quoted :
Rata. T. Leaves.
Pittsbtiru 10 00 5 64 A.
F.:ist Liberty 10 S OU .
Tr ii,. in fill i
! rniontnwn 1000 6.6.H
Conn. l'sviHe 10 (HI 7.Z1 '
ottd i'o 10 00 7.fi4
Ureenslmrg 10 OJ 9 F,i
Indiaua II 00 6.10
Butler 10 0O 6.0 t.
Apollo 10 i) H Jj
Lstri.he 10 00 10 10
B'a'rsvi-.l.. 10 00 9.2
Jobnslean ll.O-i
Orcss n 8 50 11 57
Altooni 8 01) l.Oo P. a
Ttn.ne 1 C5 I 311
Huntingdon 7 HI 2 OS
Onmberland H 50 8 20 A.M.
Bedford 8 SO 8.55 "
Mt. Union 6 75 2-23 P. it.
McVeytown 8 60 2 43
l.-wi-town Junction. . . 6 O0 H.W
Mifflin 5 65 3.0 "
I'ott Roval 6 60 3 24
Newport 6WJ 3 51
PhtUdelitiM, Ar "..lO
The party will rest in Philadelphia tha
niht of tbe 2'th, and proc-ied to tha sea
shore bv any regular train of tha succeeding
day. The tickeiswill be good to return by
sny regular within ten days, except New
York snd Chicago Limited.
Juniata Talle) Camp Mcctlug-
The Annual Scfsion ol the Juniata Valley
Camp-Meetins: Association will lie held,
commencing Tuesday August 14. lt-KH.and
closing Vriitar, August 24, 1S8, tocontinue
10 d tvs.
The grounds will be open for apecupancy
on Wednesday, August 1, IH!S. and ail
who iab to occupy tbeir tents at that time
can do so.
TINTS.
Persons drslrir.g tents fij b accommo
dated, aa long as any remain, by address
ing the Secretary.
Price of tents : S7 for Urst door,
second door, or 'i together whan occupied
by tba same latuily.
Persons applying for tents must make
application to tbe Secretary at Newton
Hamilton, and forward witli application $1
on each tent dnsire,!, tbe balance to ba paid
on or belore tbe fourth day of camp.
BOABOIKO.
Two large boarding houses ststd near
Ciicle TSo. 3, furnished witti tables capable
of seating tour hundred person. Tha
bosrling will be in charge ol tha !.. I'nioo
M. E. ( t.nrcb, and under control of tbe
Association.
Boarding per term, commencing with
dinner on Tnesday. Angust 14. an-t ending
with breakfast on r'rtdsy, August 24, lb.
$7 ; boarding pr dsv, SI ; single meal, 40
rents ; children under 12 years oi age, half
price.
rRKACHBBS.
The usual liberal provisions will be made
for the accommodation of tbe ministers of
tha U.K. Church who may nttend tbe meet-
! log. All Methodist preachers
bo attend
in, meeting win re anowea mo use or one
tent free bv the paynn-nt of one dollar to
arrure position, if K-cnpied by their cwn
family. A reduction ot 20 per cent, from
ma pno'isneoj raies lor terra octets win be
mad- on boa: dine to ministers and their
. ...
tamiliva
iittom SAnuTica.
Bsggage wi!l bv carried on Pennsylvania
Railroad on Worday and Tuesday, August
ard 14. srd returned on Krrdjy, August
21, free of charge.
All baggage must be plainly marked witb
name and residence cf the person, and
number t tent, and directed in rare of
Juniata Val'ey f arrp-Meeting Association
N'awton Hamilton, Pa.
ISCSLLASgOlS.
Fartiesdesinrg sleeping accommodations
will b provided to a limited extent by ad
dressing tha Se.-refary.
I. M. Kjo,
J. K. Raouas. President.
Secretary.
A rTbeat Field on Fire,
A peculiar accident happened near Fay
ettavil e on Fridsy on tho farm of H. O
Gwriiawslt, Tbe stubble in a wheat
tteM caught Bre from a hot box on the
whers ol a reaper and self binder and
spread rsi'ldlv ovr tbe field. Tbe harv est
ers had great difficulty in cheeking the
Hemes, but fortunately no shucked wheat
was burned Chambersbarg Repository.
District Ke-tmion.
;
-A iWbir'Cl TO union OI IU8 Veterans
, . . , . - . . . ,
I ry, bnyder and I nion eoantiea will
-1 L Le! -1 at Lewititovyn. Augual :
23 and 2t. Tents will be famished
free to all visiting veterans and pota.
A grand parade and sham battle will
be an interesting feature of the oc
casion. A band will bo in constant
att ndance for concert and dress yia-
radA purpose. A cordial invitation
is t ztended to alL
Xevr Wheat In tbe Market.
Tba now wheat crop ia gradually appear
ing In the msrket. Among the sales made
on 'Change yesterdav were 600 bushels from
Delaware which graded Ho. 1 Pannsvl
raoia, and was sold on the dork by Chris
tian it Co. to the Franklin Baker Milling
Co. for 851 cents per bushel. 1800 bushels
from Maryland, which inspected No.
southern red, were also sold on 'Change by
E. L. Rogers A. Co. and Christian At Co. to
tha Market-street Milling Company for 8?
rents pur bushel North American, Jul;
11.
m
Horse and Raggy Molen.
On the right of J nly 6'b, a horse wa
stolen trojj tbe stable of C. O. Winey U
Delaware township this county, a buggy
from Amos Oberboltaer near Centra, a set
ot harness from Goorge Iloperd near East
Salem, aid a buggy whip aud spread from
A. K. Market at East Salem. Tbe horse is
a tall, lank, black one, with a Rom m aose
a shoe mark or lump on right fror.t leg
near the body and a little white sa.idle
mark. aDd is fifteen or sixteen hands bigb.
A reward of twenty-Are dollars will be paid
lor the recovery of the hoise, buggy, har
ness, whip aid spread. Register.
a
'From Pittsburg to tba mountain fast
nesses of Raodolr b county, W. Vs., towns
bare been ravaged, manufacturies bave been
innndated, boats have been sunk, bouse
and luiuoer have been Boated off, tlelda with
tbeir wheat in shock and growing crops
have been devastated, families driven to
the hills for shelter and in many instances
the accumulations ot years ol toil and seli
decial have been lost in an boar.
The losses entail. -d by the Hood will not
fail abort ol iS,lA 0O0, a large proportion
of which fails with crashing crToct upon tba
people oe tbe thriving counties of ttuogilia ,
Marion, Taylor, lUrnson, Lewis, B.vrborir,
lphur and Randolph in West Virginia.
In Pennaylvatua the losses are in the coun
ties of All' gheny, Vrabingt". W eatmorc
Und, Fayette and Greene, .hi aaviot Us
ing in Allegheny, Washington and Fayette.
These losses tall most betvdv upon the
owners ot coal property, rAilroad companies
and laruicra.
Turbett ItemB.
Tho happiest man in Turbett is
Albert Hennnn. It's a Girl.
We were pleased to iceeive a call
froui Rev. and Mrs. Spe Idy of Port
Koy i! n few evenings since.
It is tbe report that Freedom will
hold a festival in the near future iu
the new school bouse near Dr. Gra
ham's f Arm.
Mr. Lt O. Boyer haa removed in
to hia new Louse. It is the finest
hu.io iu Turbett township.
Tho appeAi tcc-- for the chestnut
crop is very promising, l-ut for the
fruit it is uot.as there wnl bo lets
this year thnu last in this viciuity.
Col. . W. L. mills CLinteuiplatea a
trip to Texas af .er harvest rnd if he
mn snit himself ia a Loino will re
move hid f:uni!y. Tcr3ett.
AS.tOlJICEMEJIT.
Central Pennsylvania Chautauij Ja Assem
bly : Rev J. florning. Pres., Orangevule,
Pa ; Mrs. E. R. Ikeler. Sec-, Bloomsbnrg,
Pa.j Mr. Z. T. Foaler, Treas., Willow
Springs, Pa.
Recognition Day at Mnnntnl n
Grote, Pa,.iur. 1, 15.
Tbe recognition excrcis-s sent oat from
the C L. S. C. headquarters will ba ned
tbrougbuut the dav.
In the toreooon there will be a lecture,
entitled ; Pluck, by Rev. Geo. W. Miller,
D. D. of Brook iv n, S. X.
In tbe afternoon Ibere will be an essay by
Miss Amelia Armstrong of Bloomshurg, Pa.;
an addrrss bj Dr. Fred Corsa of Kingston,
Pa., and an address to tbe class of 1888,
with the presentation of diploinis, by Rev.
lliles C. Pardoe ol Uarria! urg. Pa
In tbe evening. Prof. Will 3 Mouroe, of
Nanticoke, will arrangi a Chautauqua
Round Table.
Mr. John R. Role of Dauvilla, Pa , wi'4
be tlie marshail of iha day, and will have
cbsrge of decorations, procesaious, etc.
Mr. Myron Low, Rev. Aaron Bower and
Misa Cora L. Post will be the conim.ttee
on muic, aud will provide tuusical exer
cises throughout tha day.
The day promises increasing interest and
wa trust will prove enlarta nio and profit
able to all. it is m beautiful harmony with
tbe great religious gathering the Mountaia
Grove Caropmeeting'' being tba opening
day ot the seventeenth mealing held in that
delrgbtlul grove.
Tha grova is located an the line ot tbe
SunDury Uaxeltoa Wukeabarre U. R.,
thirty-aavea milea from Suubury, aeveutevu
miles from Uasiatos and seventeen miles
from Catasriaaa.
For the Stil asd RsrcaLWAa.
Several veara since a brave woman liv
ing in a wild and sparsely settled aistnct
ol tbe great Russiari Empire had occasion
to make an errand to a netgh .'s late on a
cloudy, starless night j an 1 a tha errand
was of so great itntortsnM that it could not
: be put eff uniil dav shjj.d d iwa. although
! it was ver dara:. she atsrted with a lantern
I In ona band and a valuable m-ssasge io tbe
j oth.-r. The lantern gTe forth a goorl.
; bright, ateadv. light. Vbea th- womsu'tai i
I Ks. e on the mil inr an hnnr or mor. '...h !
l
mm V t u,v-- mllM Sf.t,nl f h. m I K . t
where duty and. necessity ealkd, the howla
ol a woll came plainly to her ears. Near
er and nearer came the bidcooa, how.iug
animal ontil it came into tbe pathway along
which she hastened. Bat it had now come
aa near aa it had courage, for tha light baf
fled it and it did tot spring npon tbe brave
traveller, but followed after. Tbe bright
light kept it at bay until tbe journey was
complete and tba brave woman waa aaf f
wnb ber friend a. Thus tbe light of tbe
lantern waa a eource of protection, since tba
wolf like moat of ild aiiirasls Is sfraid of
fire Now everybody living passes through
'U-e journey of hie-' witb or without
Divine L'ght as it is accepted or rejected
by each whether their lives be long or
short, whether lives of povertv or live of
a more or less supply ol wealth or change
fnl lives from poverty Io prosperity or the
reverse from prosperity til poverty and
whether tbey pursue the narrow way to
Salvation or trie broad road that lesds to
the place of the lo-t. But since life baa
been frequently compared to a person taic
Inc a iou ncv along which are nianr roada
and avabues over and through which bat I
one road (Christ) h-a Is to ihe forgiveness
ot sins, salvation, a id a iajpy resurrection
to come, I lor tbia reason consider the j
Russian woman who made the journey on j
the dark night with the lantern, tbat k-pt
at bay the woK, a flt persoi are to comp-re j
j KjpHss iuw -u-ga 01 me won i,
mwrss in inn dq.
i 'i aio Mini mail DOll
to pluck tbem out of the bands
Ktxletaa.r. The Light and Way b
ihrir'
their '
hearts and thereby they are enabled to aee
by faith their own resurrection to immor
tality bv their Saviour tna resnrrecuon
and light, (who arose from aeatn io me,
and shortly thereafter ascended to the
right band of the Maieaty In Heaven as
Mediator. Lhriat pardoning ine bids oi
those that come to Him and believe ia giv
ing them light and oH-rey. Christ giving
men the promise and roreaignt oi mo .jiie
beyond tha present by his own resarractlon
and bis subaoqnenl ascension into Heaven
is riving tbem mora light than any otnr
light gives on salvation and the life
to come. The Ascension of (J Mist a
of itself a source ot light to the world. Tbe
intercession of Christ is a light to the
world. Christ's second coming is light to
tbe world and will signal the time lor the
advent of the perfected Heavenly kingdom
amono: tho redeemed and saved of tha
world of a'l a?cs since tha creation.
Throutb Christ tbe Liiht of the World"
there baa been and ia light for the dying
lor even in tha hoar before death persons
tnac have obeyed God through Christ the
Light bave testified to the visions of a com
ing Immortality. Thus Chriat while he ia
light to the physically healthy and well ia also
a liaiht to tba believing sick and oying in
tbe world, and as tbe light of the lantern
that tha Russian woman carried kept off
the darkness and wolf so Christ is a light
and a lamp to multitudes of souls when
the ruy-tery f death and the grave come
into the thoughts. I t a light since Christ
came to save for a higher lite ; 2nd, alight
at the tbunebl of death to the persons of
faith because Christ saves tho souls of each
believer when tbeir bodies die or when
l.fe in the world ends : 3rd. a light at the
thougbtof death (whether io health or sick
ness) since Christ arose from death to lilt
and will at the appointed time bnijr hia
disciples that have died, with Uiio. arrayed
in Immortal and spiritual bodiaa suitable for
lif e in Ueaven. Therefore Jesus Christ is
a light to people that beli eve on him (snd
tbua a light to the world) in all the pleas
ant and onp'.easant changes and turns dor.
thrir lives, and ia a light to all that coma
unto God through bim. Cbrist is a light
further to believers since they bave laitb
that be save aonls and receive tbom to
Paradise at the death of the body even as
the spirit of the Lord Jesna went to Para
dise at his death on the cioss and remained
in Psradise ontil he arosa from tha tomb
Tbe doctrine derived from Christ's tesch
ines. that tha aouls of Christians snd all
saints now In Paradise shall be uuited to
their vet to be rsnrrected changed and
gloria ed bud.es is truly a great light tbe
Master has bestowed on tbe world. Christ
as He aaid, I am the Light of the world
is truly such. FABER.
YATES
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LEGAL.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
EttaJe of LCD WIO SCHROKDER Ut of
Fermnnagk twp.t Juniata Co., dee'd.
Wbereaa Letters Testamentary on the
Last Will and Testament ot Ludwig Schroe-
der, late of the township of Fermanagh,
deceased, bave been issued to the under
signed, this ia to notify alt persons indent
ed to said estate to make immediate pay
ment snd those having claims to present
the some dnly authenticated lor settlement.
LEWIS DEU AN, Executor.
Mittiintown, June 6, 18 -6w.
AGENTS
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Moat liberal terms. Uneqnaled facilities.
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Geltjtltnrr, Pa-
FOUNDED IN IS82. Large Faculty.
Two Fnll couraee of atudy Classical
and Scientific. Special courage in all de
partment. Observatory aad laburatonae.
Three large building. New Building and
Chapel in course of erection. Libraries
22.COU voluuiea. Kt censes low. Acces-
aiWe bv lr-qu-nt Railroad trains. Location
1
. 1 Xl i T1 I I L'lL t T l . .. .
roost p!ssant snd heaitnv. PREPAR.
ATORI DLPAKTMCaV, ia aeper
ate bin hi ii g, lor ooys snd young men pre--iug
lor business or College, under spec
ial care of the Principal, Rev. H. O. Bueb
ler and two asaistanta, tha latter residing
with students in the bnildin;. Full term
opens Sept. 6lh, 1888. For Catalogues,
address
H. W. JlcKNIOHT, D. D..
President, or
REV. n. O. BUEHLER, A. 11
FrinciLaU.
Gettysburg, Ps,
Caulion Xotlce.
All persons are hereby cautioned, not to
irespasa on Ibe lands ol tbe undersigned In
fpruce Hill, snd Beale townships, for tbe
purpose of galb--rtng berries, bunting, fish
ing, or in any other way troptssing, on
aaid lands, as the trespass law wn be en
forced against people who violate said law.
fjASBISOB- Mibbimcii
June 9, IP.
Xottce loTrespaineri.
Having leased 40l acres of wood land
of David Wilson, and 4t0 acrea of wood
land ef John McClure, adjoining lards ot
Pennsylvania Rallroaf Couipsny in tbe
vicinity ot Boiler's Up. I hereor out too
B,"'' '"0 'cased Ucds for thu purpose o
t'"f 4 M fottli.
an person aeainst tn-spsm - on tha ,hn,vi
Jobs Bcasbok.
MilUiiituno, it ay 2'J, l.
,-YATES 1
' 1' M . :
4
Tbe following scale of price for anoounc-
menta has been Mutually agreed npon br
he undersigned, and no deviation trom
the -arae w ill be made r Congress, $-5.1
President Judge. $25 j Senate. $10 ; Legis
lature, $7 ; A-sociale Judge, Prothonotary,
Register and Recorder, and Sheriff, each.
$o : Commissioner and District Attorney,
each, $3 ; Jury Commissioner and Auditor,
each, $1. All additional commanicationa
recommending candidotea will ba charged
10 cents per line. Money in all cases to be
paid IX ADVAHCI.
WM. H. ALLlbU.1,
Etiitmr Juniata Herald.
B. F. SCHWEIER,
Editor Sestihel asjd Repcblicas.
ANNOUNCESIElTrS.
REGISTER ANB RECORDER
Air. Editor : Please announce the name
of Neal M. Stewart for the office of Regis- I
ter and Recorder. Mr. Stewart is a man
well qualified lor tha o flic a. Ha has been
a dilliireot worker in tba Republican ranks
and If nominated will make a strong candi- I
date. llstiKUKA,
Editor Seuttntl and Republican : f would
announce to the Republicans of Juniata I
eruntv for the nomination of Register and
Recorder, J. G. Mateer of Port Royal who
is industrious and worthy and comptetent
to discbarge tbe duties ol tbe once.
ruki Kur al.
Editor Sentinel and Republican : I
would announce Anson B. Wilis as a suita
ble candidate for the office of Register and
Recorder. Mr. Wilis is a clever and worthy
young man abunuantiv quaiinea to aia-1
charge tbe duties ot tba office mentioned.
airiLii tun is.
SHERIFF.
To tke Editor : Please announce the
name of Jamea McCauley, as a candidate I
lor tbe office of Mberitf, subject to tba
usiios ut the Repub'icao Party. Mr. Mc
Cauley is a true and tried Republican, of I
well known business ability, tact and energy,
conscientious and failbtul, and if nominat
ed and elected will creditably and honestly
discharge tbe dunes ofthis office.
aiirLi?iruY
May 21, 1988.
I hereby announce myself a a candidate
for the omce of bbrritr at tbe ensuing
Primary Election, subject to the usages of I
tba Republican party, and would most
respectfully ask tha support of tha party.
a A ML J4L. LArr.
June 18, 1888.
I hereby announce tbat I am a candidate
at tbe ensuing Primary Election tor tbe I
nonrtiation for tbe omco of Sheriff, subject
to Republican usage. If ao fortunate as to I
be suecessf ul, ir.d afterwards be elected.
I pledge myself to di-chsige tba dutiea of I
the otr.ee with Udeiitr.
C. C. McCCLLOCU.
McColloch's Mills, July 10, 1H.
Mr. Editor : Please annonnca thrt I am a
candidate tor the office of Sheriff ot Juniata I
Co.. saLl'-ct to Republican Rules. 11 ao
lortunate as to be notnina'ed a'ld elected I
pledge myself to a lauUlul discbarge of tbe
duties ol tbe omce.
JOSEPH PAGE.
ASSEMBLY.
Afr. Editor : Ples-e announce through
the columos of your paper that 1 am a
candidate ! r Assembly, subject to the
usxges ol the Republican party and solicit
tha support of the organization.
WILLIAM HERTZLKR.
Turbett Township, Juua t, lo8.
Mr. Editor : Permit rae to surzest that
Ii Latimer Wil.on, of Walker, wouldmake
a very strong snd unexceptionsble candtttste
for the Legislature, at tbe coming election.
He is a true and life-lor t Republican, who
bsi ceter sought sny kind ol ottice, ot mature
yeara and rilened j jdgmeut, whose ludustry
and intelligence has made liim what he is,
one t,f the most urorr-ss-ve and successful
fsrmera ol J uuiata. He is keenly alive to
tbe best Interests ol the producers of tbe
county, and just tho ruin Io wateh over
and losier tnose interests. wBeu :h bill tor
tbe KU.ililtion of Isxjtion, so cruel
defeated ia the last lrgislsture by a trick,
conies up for action at next session.
Workitigaien iook to your interests snd
lioioinale rie of v ourselves, 11. Latiutor
Wilson The Ksrmer.
DKLAWAHR.
June 19th lto.
COL'S TV CilAIKVAS.
Tbe cams of A BiAdlorJ Evans is here
by announced as a candidate fr Cit.triusn
of the County Committee.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Mr Editor : Plesse announce William
V. Shirk, ol Oakland Mills as a candidate
for chairman of tbe County Committee at
tbe ensuing Primary Kleciioo. As tbe ap
proaching csiupiigu proniisvs to be a hot
one needmg tbe best executive ability on
the part of thu County Committee and
Chairman to in n 'ire ru:cass, wa deem Mr.
Shirk just the man fitted for tbe position.
He will make a live, active aud suuceaslul
campaign, doing justice to all tn candidates.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
July 7th, I8r?D.
STATB SENATOR.
JJr. Editor: In looking around in search
ot a suitaMe candidate for Slate Senator
one who can leal tbe Republican parly to
Victory in thedistriet expediency dictates
tbe nomination ot William C. Pom roy, of
Port Royal. He Is in every way qualified
lor the office, and would make a wise and
careful legislator. In announcing bis name
aa a candidate tor State Senator, we do so
with tha conviction that be can be triumph
antly elected. MANY VOTERS.
June 18ib, 18SS.
1 On PER PBOFIT and Ham
LJW CJr NT plea Free to meu can
vassers for Dr. fscwtt'a Oeavala
E:iectrlcOelta, Rinihea, Ave. La
dy agebta wanted for Electric Corsets.
(Juice sales. Write at once for terms. Dr.
Scott, 848 B'way, N. T.
5W':r54 MANURE SPREADERS
S FARM WAtiONS stllttitrri ya
s-M The etassrssl Haremasr out anS the
;Tf'ilV7J-a. - only kind that -o ba
rs-- ,
Mssarri Fassiss Mills. Isrs siaeller..
rrs fatter, rlf. All are wmrrmnto. Pries
auailad 1rr. MS ullil HIUKCO. Colsaks vO.
r s Brs.ik Misifc BALKKSISWS. MB.
Mason & Hamlin
i i i r-
Organs and Pianos.
t'PtVltxiTnP'macr over ill otl.rs
hss liu rr-il Hi-rhest Bonora at all Great World s
LxiiilMlious since 1N67. iiurm
h Jif L?"T7id M?de of Btrinemr Pianos, irresnted
by MsKn Hamlin hi lf2, 1. a great advance ia
fiano oonrfrnetloB, experts nrononncina; It -tba
jr-atest luipruvemrnt in pianos in half a rsntorr "
hsie. riruuJsr. c mu'uirur icstunootsla from
nnrchasrrs uioMcians. and toners, and Piaoo and
ioi Cautitsiea, free.
-ri:r-? t SAiruir ceoait ura pnuo ca,
i'. Z;t: 11 St (CMob Squtt IT? TCa.
Si iM-riba lor tbe Sbktoiki. aud Rrrca
licab, $1 t.er ai nam, if .aid m advuee
1.50, if Lot raid ia advance.
J
I
"ffX. jrrrysThJ" 4 ett-Dsl UM wMv.
rSr2TVariiS&VV Also msDofsetnrcrs
r V ISSsjasVSfof Ttrisr Clever
i i i
A FINE PIECE OF
WACCO
IS INDEED A LUXURY
ITlNZER'S
AMONG DEALERS
WE ARE SURE THAT 0!JE TRIAL
Will Convince You of I rs f'EFj'rs
LOOK FOR THIS
JuqS.hzeh i Bros., Louivtux,
PAINTS.
We r;iiaranteo every Packafre boaHng our
firm name, nnd -will EEFAI I v. here
Aa!3factioa ia Dot given.
usriing ladJ-Hieil paint.
40 Baactifol Colors.
MARBLEINE, T
24 Cxqoifiite Tints.
or . SSSwSSa. VOOD STAINS
C Colors,
Unique Coach Paints,
t Cobosa,
PAINTS aad VARNISH in ONE APPLICATION
aT a cost or CO czsna von a ncaav.
Harness OU, &.C., &c,
Eaxp!. Caedb Fm.
The Wm. B. Price Mfg. Co.,
847 WARREN AVENUE,
BALTIMORF. Md.
nlUTIFY YOUR LAWSS.
FCLDIN6 LAWN SETTEE.
The Veer cf all Lawn Scats.
Above cut ropra-Tit onr patented
BetUie. Tbe only St-ttia ever made that
will adjust itfielt to uneven ground,
light, dnrable, handsnme and strong.
Fainted bright red and ornamented.
Plitasi wteea. 'J sad a.SU.
'talra. ..ril.
RncUera, $4.00 earn.
They all fold flat.
If your dealer don't keep them, aX,
bin to order for yoa from
' AizzaicAroLunraczAis c:..
1331 to 1323 K. Ulm EL,
t r. Lui is z!o.
LEADS THE WOULD.
300 In Gold for General Superiority at Cia-
eiunati ininatnai iLzposition after
rtui trial aua Uytrt test.
"PeArleen Traction and Portable
Enfines. M Domestic " and Creamery
Entrines. Steam Gang; Plows. The
"Geigcr" Thresher and Cleaner.
Talent Var'ahle Frle
tion Ftl. Tat IXrs
Ret-Works and
p baw-iiulde.
I?t !i 1 1 n and rh?nf-rt tsaw-MiU on Uie
UHISLR MAMFACTURISG CO.,
TATjrssoir. nrrfT.rt es pa.
Wo want aeeuta and tivita correspoDdecee.
a r a E aS&ilti U, O02a S,
n ,u 1-hr.y sr. mWclCT:, for raSJlllVi
u K "OBKJ possoncvenr fsnliir
thcra snr personal atteaihn. Fur tia LJiZ.
I P. & SON,
Philadelphia, Penn'a.
VOBatXXBT
ANDREW BE ASHORE, J1GENT,
Oaklanl Mills, Jnniata Co., Pa
I08 TKINTiyG OK EVBKT KIND
dou at this orfke.
mV comes as
vJTtobacco
5H POSSIBLE
AND IS -45 5 TO
KNOWN ASA j A MAKE IT
R5 Tj ?ssa an, TJTTr. aSai
LJ
nCIOwI
i !ol TAG ON EACH PLUS
r--I
SUMMER C0LLECT10K
-F THE
Latest New Spring
SUMMER STYLES !
Ti,.n.I.n.r,lon Cl.thler ol.JuDlata Caunty kat Ids jmt re.
lurued.fraD. tb EaittcrH cltlea
8PEING AND STJJSlIIiK STOCK,
Will wake friends, outahine nvals, win victoii.s, anU m!1 ilf elf ou it
merits. MEN'S BOI Sgi CHILDREN'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
.. fisnf. fiimiHhino. troodd. First
Elegance, with pric-s ttat will astaaish you. No aal i wepectad unless
I prove this.
But I ask your patronage only wheu I give complete satiafnetion. My
atock of HATS, CAP3, BOOT3 ft SHOES OYBR-ALLS, VT ATCHK8 aad
JEWELRT, Cilico, Percale and WLita Shuta. Neck wear, Collars and
Cuffe.Trnnks anJ Satcbels, ia full and complete. Call and see.
Sam'l STRAYER,
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER
IN PATTERSON.
June 16, 1810.
1 aa.
Lesis K. Atkihsoh. Y. M. M. riSBBtl.
ATKI.1SOX K I'tlltLL,
ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW,
M1FFLINT0WN, PA.
fry Collecting and Oonvayancinj prompt
ij attended to.
OrriCE On Main street, in place el resi
dence of Lonis E. Atkinson, Ksq., south oi
Bridge street. IUctat, lefco.
D.
M. CRAWFORD, M. 1.
Has resumed actively the practice
:arch ii'J, lb76
John IdcLaveaita. Josara w. fTiMHiL
91 l-X. A IV -CIIL I . 6T73IMK:)U,
INSDBANCE AGENTS,
FORT ROYAL, JVSIATA CO., PA.
ByCnly reliable Companies represented.
Doc. 8, 16si?6-ly
JIjNIATA valley bank,
OFMlFI LIKTOn S, a" A.
WITH
URANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSUi'U ROTMKOf'K. tfl.
T. VA 1KT"1.', Caskr.
1C LCTOBS.
W. C. I'omeroy, Joseph K
hr..ek.
John Hr'rtr.ler,
Philip M. Krter,
Louis E. Attit-son,
Rohert K. 1'srkcr,
BTOCSI'OLl tBS :
Philip M. Kepner, Annie M. Shel!.v,
Jose(.U Kothrock,
Jsne II. Irwin,
I.. K. Atkinson,
W. Fr.nisroy.
Amos G- Boussil,
K. E. Parkrr,
J. Il!u as Irwin,
T. V. irwiu,
JoLn Hrrlit!r.
("ti ii :r.ne r-i.j
,Mir;. Kuril, jerume n . i:inifOii,jr
1 Lrra and Tf ur pr cant. ii. forest will be
paid on cett:fii ales cf drpositn.
Ijsn 2a, lbfc7 tt
Firm.
CIC
Spi
mug And SEEiffl bcoas.
s s n rt s
x- -if ,1
IS o more winter lor months
to come. Spring and summer
Li . i .1
ere and to conform to the
change the benior member of
0
the firm hasjuist returned from
,
ii.ar-tern iMarketr?, wliere lie
6e-
1 1 Jt ..-it a. ,1 i
lected with great care the goods
that his many patrons favor.
DROP JJN'.
We have now filled our
shelves with spring & Summer
Goods of all kinds. Uur cus
tomers have appreciated OUr
efforts to give them goods to
suit tueir purposes, and -we
believe that we are better nrp-
. .
pared than ever to merit their
confidence. We invite jou to
come and see and be eatficd
In our dress goods department
W have almost evervthintr
rk sa v 1 , , ,,1
UOn' t be backward, call for
what you want.
Shoes and Hoots,
Our Boot and Shoe De
partment is full in its assort
ment, and you certainly can be
suited in fit, quality and price.
Whatever improvements have
been added by the manufactures
we have them all. We can
supply you with foot wear for
any in or out door service. Our
grocery Department never larrs.
We have on hand a full line of
rresh, Flam and Fancy
GROCERIES.
AI . I - - -
aiso, me only full line of
QUEENS WARE
in the county. Every house
must nave its full supply of
Queens and Glassware, this is
the store to call on for such ar
ticles. All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention.
Remember the place,
AIai Stkiust, Ofposite Cocbt Houbk,
Miffiintown, Pa.,
Fred'k ESPKlSCiIAIi:
V Son.
v,i. .Vri Knra-erv and their collateral Toscarora 8,82 a. m.. Vandke8,35 a. m.,
bratch:.e.Offl n"L old corner" Third j Thompson.own . a. .. Durward 8.47 a
and Orange street., Miffllntown, Fa. Mil town 8,54 a m., hewpor, 9,0a.
w S.i is7 m., arriving at Harrisburc at 10 19 a. n.t
wltto a weaJerful
Class, combiniDfl: Stjla, Qmality and
FENKSYLV aNIA EA1LE0AD.
TIMK-TAULK
On and alter Sunday May lStk, IB!
trains Ltat stop at Mifflin will ma as ol'.aws:
EAST TTARD.
LTOoxa AccoamocaTioic leaves Altooaa
1 daily at 6 20 a. m., Tyrone 6t2 a. m.,
rinntinedon a. ro., Monet Tnloo at
! 6,fift a. m., Newton Hamilton 7.04 a. a.,
, ScVertovrn 7,20 a. io., Lewistown 78 a.
ni., Milfbrd 8,11 a m., Mimia 8,17 a. m.,
f t Port Roval 8.23 a. m-. Mexico 8,28 a. m.,
and at Philadelphia, 3 1.1 p. m.
Sea riBOBk EzraBss leaves Altoona dally
at fi.'i.'i a. m., and atopping a all regular
stations between Altoona and Uarrisburg,
reaches Mitiliu at S1-6C a. m., Ilarrlsbarg
11.40 p. M., and arrives in Philadelpkia at
8.15 p. in.
Mail Train lravt-s Pittsburg daily at
6.56 a. ru., Altoona at 2,'JO p. m., and stop
ping at all regular siations arrives at MiUlia
at b3 p. iu., Uarrisburg 7.00 p. u., Phlia
adelphia 4 25 a. m.
Hail Exprese leaves Pittsburg at 1 00 p ui.
Altoona ai 2i p m ; Tyrone p m ; liuat
tngdon 7 87 p m ; Lewistown & 43 p m j Mif
flin 9 10pm; Uftrrisburg 1W45 psu; Phila
delphia 4 2b a ui.
Philadelphia Kxpress v. ill stop at MuSiia
at 11 3 p. bb wheu fiagged -
WtblHAhli.
Vast Libb leaves Pbijdwphia dailv at
; 11 50 a m; Uarristu-2 8 40 p m ; Mifflin
, C5pni; Lewistown 529 p m ; Altoeaa
I in p m; nrrivrs at Piltbburg nt 1 1 pan.
Wat Passkbqkb leaves Philadelphia
daily at 4 XO a. m.; Uarr!i,biirg, 8 15 a. at.;
uur cannon, M 04 a. m.; Newport, 9 Z a.
m.; i!iilertnwn, 9 40 a. in.; Thompsontowa,
62 a. m.; Van Dyke, 10 (VI a. m.; Tuscar
ora, 10 04 a. rn.; Mexico. 10 07 a. in.; Part
Poval, 19 18 a. m.-, iliniln, 10 20 a. so 4
Milfcrri, 10 2ti a. m.; Narrows, 10 34 a. ut.
Lewistown, 10 4G a. ru.; llcVertown, 11 14
r. nr.; e t m Ilaruilton, 1 1 39 a. m.j Hbb
linRrior., 12 17 p. ui.; Tvronn, 1 07 p.m.
Altoona, 1 46 p. ru., and atop at all regular
ststions between Uarrisburg and Altauaa.;
OTfTKB Kxi'ttss leaves Philadelphia dai
ly at 6 eO p. ra., Hnrrisliurg, 10 2J p. a.,
stovpmj at Uockville, atarrsvllle. Duneaa-
j non, Newport, Millrmown, Tbompaontowa,
1 Port hoysl.tiiuo at taifHin, U ii a. ra.; Al
; toona, 2 20 a. ru., and Pittsburg, 6 10 a.m.
Kail Tbaib leaves Phi!ad!pbia daily at
j 7.00 a. m., Uarrisburg 11.20 a. la., atr
j port, 12 13 p. m.( Uiitiin 12.47 p. a., atop-
I ..irm m, all tf.iili. V. n ... U ;ati i
1 ""e oi.'-uu. vutncFu aiiaiia
. aid Altoona reaches A 'toona at 8 80 P
;titubuig.20 p. a.
alk oba AccoMnAno leaves Pkii-
' sdeiphia daily at 1 1 60 a. in.. Uarrisbnra- at
4.ifi. jj,:ncttn, 4.49' p. S., i,'w-
E?r ,':b
AiiOmpsonto
m., Aiiucrsiown p. as
Thompsontown 5,30 p. rn., Vandyke 6,44
Ui . Tuecaiora 6,4s p.
' m., Port Royal 6,&J p.!
in., Mexico 5,50 a.
p. iu.. MIGlin 6.0J a.
i ', Lewistown b,2.i p. n:.t JUcVevtown 6V
V- " i"i" iiajiiuon j.iij p. m..
uuuUnpdou 7 4 P. u., Altoona 00 . m!
) Pacific Express loaves Philadelphia 11 Sg
: p m ; Hurristurg 8 10am; Dunrannon 8
' SU m IC.Wf.npt A 111 - M . u;wi- . .A
, ........... . , aiiuiasivi
n ; Lewistown 6 01 am; UcVeytown 6 2
a. in ; Mt. Union 6 49 am; Huntingdon
12 a ru ; Petersburg 8 26 a m ; Bpruca Creek
6 40a m; Tyrone IWim; BeU'a Mill,
7 22 a m ; Altouua 8 05 a na ; Pittsbmc
12 45 pm.
I Sr Express east, aa Snadaya
! SSIVriV
LEWISTOWN KIV1SION.
i Trai ' Lv" Lwtown Junction lor MU-
"y at oca am, 10 66 a m, 8 16pm; far
, Sunbury at 7 15 a m, 3 00 p m. .
u'tZ
j Sunbury at 925 a m, 4 lupm.
' ttkoae division.
' . T"1"! ,oave Tyrone for Bellelonta an
1 Lot-It ilaven at 8 10 a m, 7 16 p m. Leav.
Tyrone lor UurwensvUle and Clearfield at
Oatu, a 05 p m,7 26 p m.
Traina leave Tyrone for Warriors Mark.
Pennsylvania Furnace and Scotia at ! 0 a
m and 4 SO p in.
Trains arriv. at Tyrone from Bellelonta.
and Lock Haven at 12 05 p in, and a 87 p m.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Curweaa
ville and Clearfield at 68 a m, and 1 1 46 a
m, 6 17 pm.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Scotia, War
riora Mark and Pennsylvania Furnace at 6
09 a tn, at 2 86 p m.
it. fc B. T. B. R. as. BEDFORD DIVISION..
Trains leave Huntingdon far Bed lard
Hyuduian and Cumberland at 25 a. m
aad 6 85 p. m.
Trains arrira at Huntingdon fraia Bed
ford, JJyndman and Cumberland at l Ilk
p. m., 6 20 p. bu.
H0LL1DAYSBURG BRANCH.
-r ZtiU ,'"T" Al!oe lor points Senth,
7 20. . a 25 am. 12 50 pm. 160 ,
& AO T in Q fin H . rn
at
rn..
r w.t w wv ii v oj p m.
T!'iiD".TX ' AI,oona fr. point.
Sonih, at 6 6t) a ru. H 85 a m. 1 85 p m. 8,
6o p. iu. 40 r. w. 7 imj p m. n4 & s5 '
CAITIO.Y HOTICK.
hn,'i,nPe",0bS.,'.brr'!by cu'oed against
turr .T "tllDi ,,mb"r builairg ''fires,
turesiiiig down stone aud-rail fences er
cre,ng fields, or oth. rw.se tre"plas,.g
on any of the aaver.l tract, of Und kat.a
ng u. tha onderaUned in Lat k towashm
-unTr th,,".,rf"p""in s
wim accoiding to las.
W. D. WALLS.
November lti, 1868.
The SenUnel and Jit put he an office ia th
place to get job work done. TrjK II aril
ly you ifyou uetid,anytaing in that lin
SENTINEL & I
Subscription,
la advance; S1.6CI if n
Transient advrrtiscn
cents per iuch for each
Transient business r.
ttann, 10 cents pr line '
Deductions will re ru
to advertise by the y
year.
Eepnblican Frirj
At a roi-eting of
Committee h-ld ia Mi
March Slat, l!?S, it i-
rlmary Klectlon l '1;.
f Junista county t-f
plares for hohliug tin- :
al Elections on
Saturday, iupu
and in accoriiAi.cu nith
Ing Primary Eh-ctions.
ened in the towi.shir.- s
the borrnuhs at 4 v'c
and to remain nwn m :
and tbe Kctnrn Ji. U'"
bald in tha Court 11. a
MesuAT, Aiui'st 27, I?
Attkst .-
K. E. MKLOV. St.-
Tha follow ir.g are tbe
for at said ah-rtiuu :
CyStilKIS M
baXAlOR.
Mm til. tt or tiik lk
KaisTft b su lit f
SBkRIFI.
Chairman oi nt
Keibik.mativk I'i
JlBT CoMKlssIOXTK
The IWawarr i.,'nrli c
Calup lutetiria" u ii 1
vp.
Whoopiug rou'li tr.n
town.
Congrassuian A'kins
ataturdsy.
Bloouiflrid J-rr-i 1c At
spook In town."
Tha stats trai l r m-i
BSI t year in AlTociia.
Captain J. I. N'h-u.n.
bean gran'.i-i a j.-r-i-in.
The man !. .U ; I i-ra'
arii lie on hii 1 1. : i p ...
James G. I'. Aiij' i ' 1 t j 1
Waw TorL on Av.sn .t '27
The tiuit' tor rs. I. in; 1 r
the price of sugur l.s i 1
Cut th-- C.lia i tl.ist ...
blosaom aad 1 . I.o. t.
David E'ka hi- s . nr.
Altoona Grtj ii. V h.
Potatoes hA i l.of.ii Hi1,
a bnshe lrum lb- .vjoti
San slot ymi, ha, l
of the Ki'pnhiKwti N:ir,
Keueiulx-r tl.o K. i.S
Clares sp.iiiBi il iu.-
L. R. M;i;.r. . :
gib la It.r Ihe pnrj .! t :
Jacali t- linit-iiii, ..:
coantt has bt-n 2ini.t
pension.
Esra lon'sotii.-i y , of i
ty, is introdiioiii t'.v: A
township.
New Y'-ik i! I i".. i .
day, kU-d a c . .,r
Patters, .ii.
Tha eye o! .sj. a .'
ward ou tl.s ii:
the crHie.
Thf aveialT-i h
te base bail u w. i . n. I
wbooptiig coLa...
John Foonr:i t, .i n,...
Milford tuAiist.ij . V:. i
the Jarot s L. i.- v
A July tl ....I sir Ii is
(abela Valley l.i't ,.-k.
ders of iu id tu'-r Jsj
The Mcxiro orr.r-t i ,
lestival on Pstnr.i i r
Music will be fin i.i,:.. ;
Dr. bavid H'i.'- .n ard
citizens of I'. r- !.' ;
Wm. H. Harris.. i, ;, i I
(jsreil reduriiou j r r
ar. d laig si rk . t
I'llAN. I" '.!- lit
Oil Wn.do'v . had. . i. ;
60c., at
FriM .
The "htnw .
traina sli.iw u I,,, j, m ,
Uarriou a..d V ;t..,..
raapoL-e.
Thatrhrr. t'n- . i ; -r I n
as iu toivr, . n U'e ir,.- t
friends tint in a h w ,-. k
plas to tu' ii .
The Texas fe et i n x
ia the cause of r i-i'I.r .
s
!
f
tbe great si., rk -'jrii I
western to.vrs.
he acii'm h . i i
known as MrCai.e-.'s ' 1"
changed in usn,. - 1 ,i i
Hrove iclio.'i b'.' ..
A hi !,- I.e.-I! i-T
askiiift for an art j M.a.:.,t.
wr aso of i.ii .i s !,e -
or the l int. il Sis', i
Because the K p-. ri
rapes ot the ar ia oi. .
CO, tbe Detlloer tr ,a t,
la fsvor of fr e w i,..kT .
Bski r. the eteriiTi , !
Courit3' Freen.sn. hv-,
ent Is lor nvrpaiicn l-ii.'i'
prsvumir.t ou ye oil, i t i
Last we. k, the ruin '
Showers in the .l ii i it i v
live water flls in ttie u:
gabela. destroying uni' n
A Racine, Wis., m,tn d
la reported to hse t.i-1
weighed 180 ,i:nj I
last. He weih now r.
A cotnj any i l"t a
slave organiz-.d . tlr:'. i'
Bnd what to I e f hhi i.
whatever oIm- that e. -r
W. W. Si.sron oil.-rs
J4c AHstervilie for sale tC
reasonable terms. Poss
Ja 0 days altt-r confirms
Representative M.irlu.
tion. The nail lirtory i
he is an inspector, has i
ent on account of a tr.
II you desire to be rs
European v el of I i ,i j:
and Thurnian. It yt u c
np like an Ameria-i m
Honon.
The iAUu s aie ii- &
MIFKLINl
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