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SENTINEL tk IlEPUbUCAJi
MI7FLINTOWN.
WEDr.NDAi,..rfc;iST22, ISM.
B. F. S C II W E I E It ,
SDITOS u rxoraiirroa.
Till; IIKPLMI.ICA
TICKKT.
FOR PRESIDENT,
;EX. BEXJAM1X HARRISON,
OF INDIANA,
rOK VICE PRESIDENT,
HON. LEVI P. MORTON,
Or NEW TORE.
ro -iraiaic jcnnx,
JAMK3 T. MITCHELL,
r rBlLADKLrUIA.
Al OITOB GKMtBAL,
THOMAS M CAM ANT,
IT ILtll COl'kTT.
ton riinnniiL klictoks :
imTon-it-iii(.f,
LEWIS PCGHE, ct Liotwit,
TII0MA5 DOLAN, of raiUDiuau,
CtSTIICT IlIITOU.
1. Jobnll Taggart. 15. John H. Qrant,
2. Jubn Wannamak'r, In. Wilson C. Kress,
8. Hibbert P. John, 17. David Clark,
4. Wm.l'. Hamilton, 1M G- Hntrhison,
5. John J. M'kinlev, 1 0. John C. Lower,
. Jn. K T. Coate., 20. Jerem'h K. Miller,
7. Witliaiu 9. Ellis, 21. (l-orge J. Elliott,
H. E lRar Pint-hot, TZ. Harry S. Paul,
9. Samuel L. Kurtz, 'J. I (ieo. Shiras, Jr.,
10. Klw.tod t.ne.r. L'4. P. S. Sewmver.
11. William Connell, -V Joba W. lace,
12. William (i. Payne, .'''. J J Sturii-vtnr,
13. Peter E. Buck. ".'7. Jos. Thos. Jones,
14.iier.r-.- II. B ohtel, -I. I.. M. Trual.
A liR.it pereeutafje of Florida
pi-ple were panic e!r: n Ly He
PlHHraLce of vil!ow lWer at Jacksonville.
I'.y a re--r.t iWmion f the Supreme
I'otirt women Ofir.n.it vot- in Vai!i
in'ton Territory, an they btlieye.1
they La.l th riht to do.
t nwiisr I Li.vu.AM.. issued an'
onlt-r p! i. iu M:ijtr General Scho-lit-M
in ci rumrituj i.f the army, with
Lead .ii.-irters nt Washington. This
chiine is caused iy the death of remitt.-tnoo of $3
Genoiul Sheridan.
It will lie one cf the wondera of
41... -.,..1.1 ,J .1,1 un.T .r.raifoni: .r to set-are the ap
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ale
w ? 'f 11 to th' rth " - "woon,
while Lia terrified rrind fled for
att.Dce. TheueareBt house was
two rtulea distent, and wbrn help ar
rived the poor lad was past help and
died in aCony. The snako was found
code,! rlose by. and -vUn killed
i-iewurel four feet nite inches aud
had eighieen rattles.
A Famous Man-eating Tiger.
A famous man eating titfer has just
been raptured aliye in India. A pit
was dag for a trap and baited with
live bullock. After two days the
beast came around, and promptly
jumped into it To capture him a
second pit was dug near the first and
of the same depth. From this a tun
nel was run to ih first r;t - .n
of earth being left between the end of
ll.a 1 J.l
...c luucn ana me pit. A strong
bamboo cage was pushed into this
tunnel from a second pit. A coat
was placed in the eaie- and Mia wall
of earth was broken down. The.
tiper sprang upon the goat, the en
trance to the Ca'A su nniMrlv vino.
o .j ... . . .
ed, and the beast was fast, and stay
ed bo until he was safe in Calcutta.
Keeping Two Wives.
The folio wine; case of a double life
was reported in the Philadelohia
Record, of August 15th inst An
interesting story nf a ilnnl.tn. Ufa,
miu out yesterday at the bearing of
the charge of bigamy brought in
Baltimore against EugeDe C. Moeely.
one of n hopp wiTes ii a resident of
tbi city. In 1S78 he married in this
city Mis C atherine Friel. and after
wurd took hrr to Ttiltliora lmr
they hrd with his father. On the
!th of April List he seiit hia f.imJIt-
to Philadelphia, and on the following
diy was niarrte.l to Miss Florence
Keiiler. a TerT vonri rnrL sn.l tha
lived with the youu lady's
mother TwO week after their
marriage he left the bride to come to
tliM city, saving' he was goin to at
tenil his era ndmot hers fuceraL but
really he was here attending the
funeial nf hia clu'M
I)nrinLT the time he was livinar inl
.... - . . I
jia.naiore wun nis secoml spouse ho
warf in constant corresnonden ca with
his first wife, and sent her a week it
rlis mother in.lni
dis.-overed h;s duplicity by overhaul
injj some or me letters from
-uoseiy .o. l. Iteca- u-
A Terrible Disaster.
The ate.rn.bip Geraer l-fl New York for
Eoropa wito Ho wiirm, moatlr ptopl
o cfck oa the morniDirof Anraat 14. aha t , ...
co.ll with ,h. .te.hiDTr i'eo! bee hnad n
agio New York from Eareps with 456
pMiftffr,. A cieoM leg wu the can af
iba collision. Tba Oeraer aaak in Te
minotta aad all her r8nf;tre went dova
wita her excepting 14 (bat were rescued br
Ue TbimTalla. Thirt j-tbreo of lbs crew
" v " - Mi. . 1 ua taller anin u ia
damncrdjthat it wu deemed beat to send
her paaaenera to New York by a ateamer
that. cam that way that day. There wa
OU WOBaa IDOBf tha immI lira UilA W lA
- uertwoiiuiecDiKIraa iilt
with the Ueyier.
To the PMbllc.
Whereaa.I am eredihlv infnnnxi tk.t
cerUia parttea are boar c.rcolatiDf a report
that I tailed to attend and participate in the
election laat Fall. I take thia method of
branding anch atatemeot aa nnqualibediy
lalae. S ince arriving at man' eslato I bare
never biuimI . mhmmI l
p - VT .V HW
my whole duty thereat in behtlf ot the Re-
i"iu.. mi uu-.w mn 11 r aniiin .iv. .im nni.
once hare miaeed a Primary Klection. and
that time by cirenmatancra orer which I
had no cuutrol. I bad hoped that the cau
vaaa for the legialative notnibation would
have been conducted ia a manly and cour
teous manner, and hare ao tried to con J act
my hare ot it, bat I am aorry to he com
pelled to thna defend mteelf from the ques
tionable mean being employed to promote
nv orieuent'a canaaa. Nothing hnt th
bnrtnesa of time and the itupo.aibility of
my peraocally refuting thia falsehood in all
T u ui U U vrwta UW
aemtnated muat be my escuae lor thia card.
a. L.aTiacK niuoa.
Van Wert, Aug. 14tb, I8S0.
SberlfTs Sale.
At 1 o'clock, Friday, Acgust Slat, 1S88,
aoens row lea win aell 10 the Court House,
the following property z
A tract ol 60 ai-rea more Or lea with
frame dwelling honae and bam and out
buildinga in Parette township, aa the prop
erty of Emma Maseer and D. S. Muwr.
aio iur ine aame Dariiea a traet at
acrea woodland in the same townabip.
Alao, for aanie partiea, in ao-e own-hip
a limestone quarry of one fourth acre.
A two acre lot with f hnnb. mnri at.Klai
in Walker town-bip, aa the property of
Michael Fa k.od J
lA hnflflMll an. I w an w -a-a
lard in Tuecarora township as the property I . v.-. . k
of Juhn H. Rilleland. mini.rntnr nf iT'a. ! schade. of J uniata. and Mr. Steyens.
mrotine S. Gilk-lsnd and Joha U. Uili!2a . PhiUdeipbia, Mr. Gray bill has eaaiped tbve
acd barn and outbuildinr- in Walker two
aa the property t.t" Jade Tyson in the pos
aeioo ot Darid Ricbenbaugb, terre tenant .
a hut acre iraci log nouse and bank
barn in Suauuebanna townahio ih.
rty of Joseph Clemens.
ia, and when struck upon ignited the pow
der ana caused the premature explonoa.
Jim says it was a lucky eecape bnt he split
the log. xbn tbUUe that has
Tieinity
for the last three years is said to be the
real Canada thistle. It grows to ba about
tao feet in height with a great many pur
ple leaves on it. and those contain many
!J.iggers. It is supposed that the seeds
h.ve been carried here by the fowls of the
air aa there are but a few stalks come no a
a place, and in order lo destroy It you mast
aig every root oat or it will sprout no and
grow again. So farmers should be oa their
guard and destroy it.
The attendance at Newton Hamilton camp-
meeting last Sabbath was large and first
raie oraer prevailed through the grounds
indeed the people aeeued to be on their
best behavior auch aa becomes a nlaca
dedicated to the Moat H eh. Tha nartitisa
tenia that originally intervened, between
the circles aa they were called, do not
divide the camp into 4 sections aa in former
days. The removal of tha cartitioa leLta
gives the enclosure the form of a Maltese
cross in the center of which are located tie
acdience seats that rise at a gentle grade
from the Tabernacle at the east and ol
which ia the pulpit or platform. There are
eeata tor an audience of 3000 people. All
the tents have been rented and all have
been occupied this seajon excepting two or
three which have not been oecuoel for
reasons known to the renters. Rev. Mr
Little, of Syracuse University, preached
the morning sermon. Mr. Hicks conduct
ed the children' meeting in the afternoon
and Ke. Mr. Pannabacker, delivered i
discourse to the chi.dren, alter which Key
Mr. Curns, preached to a large andianca.
The Centennial Jubilee singers cave a con
cert from 6 to 7 o'clock P. M. Their speaktr
delivered a speech recountinar the hard.him
scenes, incidents, fearr, hopes, and practicl
t-al zttioo of what tbey jtijed for diuiag
the period of their bondage of over two
hundred years ia Amtalca. Am ng the
tent holders, are Mr. John Uraybill and
family with whom the writer had the
pleasure of dinin m oa Sabbath in rnmmi
itb Hon. L. E. Atkinson, Mr. Carl L pen
cil
if the peoph' of this jjtmt CC'litry.
next November. K' polls and
delil" ra'ely vote in favor of a nntional
pulic- to pl'ice their manufacturing
inifieriis and lnbor interests cn the
annie plane with the zuannfactaring
and Ubor inti rebts of i-.urope.
I'etuai
delphio. and Ba'timore oCi-era
now searching for her.
A a hi rr.r. iri
presves alarm
u secret article, ex-
over the surplus cf
womtu ia tl:e L'nited States. lie
does not know what's to be done
with tho surplus. I?y and by he
fears there will be no men. To him
the que, lion is m.re perplexing than
the surplus tuoney in tho United
States Treasury is perplexing to the
average Democratic politician.
Tbe trunrfra' Picnic at Wll
llaru)' 4j.ro;. Reduced
Hates via Prnai)l
vanla Itallroad.
The gnt interstate picnic of the Patrons
of Husbandry at Williams' Grove, Cumber,
land county will be conducted this year
on I.irger sra'e tbxn ever. Over two hun
dred thousand practical farmers, repreaent-
insf the thirty States are eci.aotn4 ta k.
present, and many of the most noted agri
cult uralista ol the Union will addreas the
meeting. The display of farming and do
mestic machinery aud implements, agricul
tural and horticultural products, flne st'ck
and poultry, will he superior to any similar
exhibition ev.-r held in thia section of the
country. The gronnda are newly titled up
aud provided with all necessary ipporrmn.
il itions tor the hosts of visitors. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday are diatingaisbed
as bljt days, acd on Tuesday the grounds
A rosTAt. roooery tiaa teen un-j President of the United States. The pic-
earthed in Chicnga. A truuk full of , nic wi;1 cpon Mona". August 27th, and
, ., , , continue lor six days. For the benefit of
lettt IS was loutid in the room of cne visitors the Pennsylvania Railroad Cotu-
pauy in, on August 2. th, 'JSth, S9th, 30th.
Camploff Parly,
Ot ti e tlucvr s. lliey Lad various
ways of obtaining letters, one way
was to open the street lottsr box.
One of tho prisoners saya there is a
gang of pcMH.1 roi bers in every state,
that is w ell oraniz. d. The robbery
as fur as cneaitued amounts to over
$200,000.
Cuaries Cit'tREtt. of California,
died at Monterey, Col , on the 11th
inat., aged years, lie began life
iu tho golden state as a store keeper
and from that business drifted into
contracting, and became one of the
ground tloor men in the enterprise
of building a railroad from California
to the States, and from the govern
ment land grants for that purpose,
and from the contracts of tho road,
and from the government subsidy for
tha enterprise he grew to u million
aire. Ilia estate is said to be worth
somewhere b tweenoO and tit) million
dollars.
Vn: Tre.ident Cleveland a letter
cf acceptance appears it will be hedg
ed on the tariff picatiou and trimmed
ao as not to have the free trade flavor
that charact.iri.ed his free trade
mesnsge to Congress la,t December
The l'rr.iueLt and his party are
frightened over the uprising against
the free trxde tendency of the leaders
of democracy, and on that account
they will be milder in their efforts
at taritT reduction, they will soon
begin to deny that they are free
traders. But what avail U it if a man
is scared, that does not charge his
views, it may charge his action as
uncle IUstus said when he failed to
steal the chicken because the boss
cntne around about that time to look
at the roost. Goodness, said he, but
I was scared when de boss came and
I drop't dat chicken and ran away.
aa
The Rattler Killed Him.
Mimi-his, Aug. 7. While two bovs,
Jackson Moore and John Harvey,
aged about seventeen years, were
hunting squirrels across "the river, in
Arkansas, yebterday, they discovered
v larg rattlesnake coiled upon a
rock, apparently asleep. Moore said
ha would capture the snake alive,
lie crept up to the deadly rattler,
and, by a quick movement, caught it
firmly below the head and held it
firmly at arm's length in triumph.
Suddenly the snake coiled itself
wound the boy's arm. He became
frisrhtened and attempted to throw it
off, when the reptile struck him in
the neck. Its fangs became fastened
in the flesh. The unfortunate victim
creamed with horror, and grasping
the snake with both handa tore it
and Slat, sell excursion tickets at a tingle
fart for the round trip, good to return un
til September 3id, from tho principal sta
tions in- the following territory: On tbe
Pennsylvania Railroad Division from sta
tions between Bryn Mawr and Braddock,
both inclusive ; on the Northern Central
Railway trorn stations between Luth-rr ille
and Ttoy, ho'! inclusive ; on tbe Philadel
phia and Erie Division from stations be
tween Sunhnry and Lock Haven, both in
clusive, and Iroru all principal stations oa
Frederick Division. Special trains, of
which later announcement will be given,
wul be run as occasion requires.
Ueuaocrctlc Primary Elec
tion. There was a Democratic primary earth
quake on Satnrday and the volcano thtt it
t developing w ill not explode till next
November. In the Mitilintown box where
tbe quake was tbe must powsrtull, tbe box
received every Democratic voter in the
town excepting three. There were lOil
votes nelled in the. pnnni. Tk. .
. u iriura
Judges met on Monday and counted tbe
votea and announced tbe ticket and seated
it on tbe volcano tor the grand send off at
tbe general election in November.
For Congress D. B. Mc Williams, received
'" r. McWilliama is about 44
ye-.rs old, a Tnscarora valley higblander, a
self matte roan, a farmer an agricultural
sgnt, a phosphate agent, a speaker, a man
Ol atl.irs, a pleasant g.ntieaian, a church
member and is booked tor the volcanic cx
plosun in November.
For Senator. George Jacobs recoivvd
U.3 votes. Mr. Jacotm ia a genial cour
teous gentleman, a lawyer, aged about 85
er a native of Miniintown anl a gushing
Democratic speaker that can tell more about
what the Republicans have done and what
tbey will do than tbey ever dreamed of, he
too is booked for the volcanic explosion to
take place in November.
For Asseoibly.Joa Sbeeslev received 1QC0
votes. Mr. bheesley t, a foreigner to the
county, is about 66 years old, is a farmer
quiet in manner and of sedate expression'
He bas a Iront scat for tbe November ex
plosion. For Register and Recorder Edward E
Berrv received 678 votea. Mr. Berry is a
mild mannered preacher, with tbe cut a ng
ot a Jesuit and a tongue aa smooth as oily
gammon. fby which he lubricated his machine
that it ran over Beck and the objection
to tbe to term system ao smoothly that
Beck a:.d his f r eon. are .tiU rubbing their
eyes to get a better tight ol how it wu
done. Herry will taken firm hold of Tbe
edge of tht crater or the volcano, but be
wi i not be able to resist the blow oat when
the explosion taxes place at the polls..
For Sh. r.tr. F. W. Noble received 4J3
votes. That he diatanced soeh veteran po
l.t.c.l l,a.lers. aa Calhona. McDonald and
Hackenterger is a feather in hia cap, and
w-juid be honor snd glory enough to go nn
Jer witb tte ebbing tide in November. He
is a young Industrious fruga' man ; a pump
mak.r by trade ; a charch, member whod - s
notbeieve that the tat. that la impending
over the other candidates has registered him
aa a victim tor tbe November volcan.o
eruption.
Mr. Bock's vote is 484.
Mr. Calhoun's vote is 401.
Mr. McDooal's vote is 64."
Mr. Uarkenberger'a vote is 169.
bafote J0r7 Co o-r
. w- L.Brackbill for County Chair man had
1051 votes.
Nobles majority over Calhoun, 2 votes.
Berry's majority over Beck, 94 voUs.;
Mrs. Newyork (travelling) Hy husband
is a Wall-street bear.
Mrs. Boston Ah, indeed f Mine is a bear
too, bat he is a plain, domestic bear. You
ought to see him at breakfast some mora
ing Washington Critic
A very pleasant party bl young ladies
and gentlemen sre no enjoying their en
anal encamDment at Fern Dale; in Prrv
county, not far from tbe Janiatm county
line, i ae camp is composea ot jar. artnur
Shuman and sisters. Anna and Minnie of
Jnniata county ; Messrs. Thomas and Max
Cochran and sisters Mary and Jennie ot
Ifillamtnaa . Lf .-- n . VC .11.. ft. I
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Laura Weiser, of Liverpool ; Miss Regius
Null of Perrv eonntv s Mis. Salli. CKnman
of Pittaburg ; Miss Lizzie Mace of Harris
burg, Pa., and Mr. W. M. Doug'as of Mil-lerstown.
The tiartv ratlin one we..lr H nrin. tha
, j r f w
summer ot each year along the banks of
Cocelsmus cteek where they spend a de.
Iiehttui time and eniov harms their friamta
come to see them, and among those who
were so fortunate as to enjoy their hospit
ality last Sabbath were Frank Wallis and
Mr. Riley of Harriaburg ; W. H. Banks,
Will Parker and W. Schweyer of this place ;
Jerome Thompson of Mexico, and tbe
ubiquitous McCurdy of the Lewistown
Free Press all of whom report having spent
a very pleasant day.
Tbe Pomona (.range.
The next regular quarterly meeting of the
Pomona Grange of J uniata county, No. 85,
will be held at Centre school-house, in Wal
ker township, on Thursday and Friday the
13th and 14th of September, 18S8.
raooBAa.
1. Greeting, by sister Elosa, or Walker.
1. Response, Bra. J. S. McConnell, of Tor-bett-
8. Is dairying the most profitable re
source of the farmer f Assigned to Milford
Grange. 4. How shall we reach those who
ought to be interested in, bat are prejudiced
sgaiaat our order ? assigned to Spruce Hill
Grange. 6, The encroachments of tbe
money power upon the righta or the people
assigned to Fayette Orange. 6. Is a farmer
organisation necessary T Assigned to Wal
ker Grange. 7. What classes should we
support for legislators ? Assigned to Wal
rut Grange. 8. Why are not trust mono
polies and combines strictly regulated bv
law ? Assigned to Fermanagh Orange. 9.
lo wbat extent should emigration be re
stricted I Assigned to Tucaror (traige.
10. Declamation, W. J. Jamison, of Fsvette
Grango. 11. Essay, by Cora E. Smith, of
Fermanagh. The meeting on the afternoon
and evening or the first day. SeDtember 18.
will be open and the public are urged to
a r. Lena, utneers and deleeatea are mnwi.
ed to be present at tha opening session
September 13, at 10 A. M.
Wtu-rsOToa Suits,
W. H. Kaocii, Lecturer.
Secretary.
14 seasons. Ura. George Goahrn has
camped there 16 seasons. Mrs. Samuej
Showers has ramped there 10 seasons. 2ar.
Charles Eepner, Mrs. William Hawk, Miss
Emma Tennis and others from Juniata,
Usve tents within hearing distance of tbe
pulpit. With ample facilities for the
precurement of enough to eat and drink
and comfortable places to lodge in and
enough preaching and praying every
day to keep tbe moral and religious reauire-
meets or people in a desirable state, ever J
Dooy seemed lo oe osppy
THE UNIVERSITY OF W00STER.
Classes open to atndenta nf AirhMe aa-r
Over 700 students in attendance. All de
partmont fully equipped Standard of
ranks with tha first. MODERN LAN
GUAGES thoroughly tanght- Preparatory
department conducted by permanent teach
ers. Physical culture by Militari Drill and
Gymnasium. MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
nnder cbarre ol KARl. UUHT7. . i..
ongh education to be obtained at small ex
r iwai wpona a-pi. 1 Q. Sena
lor a l.ataJ'wna- A .f i1 fK. v rA .
Jesse slcUlelUn, Treat., Woosler, O.
August -:b, lss
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEBE,
Gettysburg, Pa.
The following scale of prices for announe
snenta baa been Mutually agreed a pen by
tne unaersigned, and ao deviation from
tne rame will be made : Congress, $26 ,
Presid-iit Judge. i 'S jtmui. cm . T ,a.
'sture, $7 ; Aa.ciat Judge, Protbonotary,
";""" n-morucr, ana Sheriff, each,
SO Commiaainnee aa.t a
- iihiiki anurncTi
each, S3 5 Jury Commissioner and Auditor,
-w.il, i. ah aoaitionsl commanications
recommending candidotes will ba cbareed
10 cents per hue. UtTaBMir iva sal 1 a si . a.-, A k.
WM. H. ALLISON,
Editor JummU Htrmtd.
B. F. SCMWElKRa
tAxtar Seitimel aj RxrvBUCaUi.
AKNOUKOEmiUTS.
CONG KES3.
vw WMSiVtiaai 1VUII sTase
AtkiaMB m m rand id m.tm rrva. r..
U.I . Baa-.. kit "
STATE Jj EN ATOR.
Mr. Kdxior In Inaiin. . - n - , u
of a suitable riadld.ta rn. hi-- c .
one who can lead tba Republic an"party to
- a, .v. t in iu. ui.iriei eXDeaieney dietstes
the nomination of PC 111.-m -r
Bn- U .... I II t V
aw..uu7... us ,D every war qoaliOed
tor the office, and .nnM .ka - 1
careful legislator. In announcing his name
as a candidate ler State Senator, we do so
With tbeCOttVictiun thai ha ear, Iva --in .
auny eieciea. KAri T VOTERS.
JnoelSih, 18S8.
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ASSEMBLY.
Afr. Editor 1 I'lu.. .u v.
the COlUmnS Of VOOr n.tVa- that 1 an. a
canaiaate for Assembly, subject to the
vi tne n.epuoircan parly and solicit
the support of tbe organization.-
niLLliS HKKTZLRR.
Torbett Township, J una 4, 1P88.
Mr. Hitiar P-fmll sia n .na.-.t ,.
H Latlllier Wil..,n Ar Wallr a.....ly I.
a very stronr and nii-ri-.iiii....hi. aan..,.
for the Legislature, at the coming election.
- ana 1 us-wug (republican, who
bll Eernraonffkt ... bimi ..w . .
J .- v. vua-, ji luaiur
years and ripened judgment, whose industry
and intelligence has made him wbat be Is.
..na . . I' I k. '
one ot tne most progressive and successful
farmers of Juniata. He is keenly alive to
the best interests of tha nmrinaa-. .r ,h-
county, and just tbe man to watch ov.r
and lostrr toose interests, wen tbv bill lor
tbe equalization of taX.Uon, so eraellv
detested io tha last letrialatnra . . ..i-a
comes ao for action t ..... '
Workinsrmen IoaIt tn An- . . .
- j ww. iui.i.il, ana
nominate one of yourselves, H. Latimer
Wilson The Farmer.
1 m ise, dbliw.es.
Register a.u recorder
Afr. EJlloT i Ple.aA .nnnnnya k. -
' f eal M. Stewart lor the offi- r R-.ia.
ter and Recorder. II. ii... - -
well qualified for the office. Ha has been
a auiigeni worker in the Kepublicaa rank,
and it nominated will m.r. . o
date. TITS fa LTkv a
"CIOL'NDED IK
JL Two
Editor Sn.timl mmJ r?.nua.- . r
' a - -. .uum
announce to tha u.nHiiia... r :
r -- v. tfuaiaia
county for the nomination of Register and
Recorder, J. G. Mateer of Port Royal who
is industrious and worthy aud comptetent
to discharge the duties of tbe office.
POKr ROYAL.
Editor Sentintl mmd . 1
aould announce An..n R w.n. -
le candidate for the office or Register and
Recorder. Mr. Wills is a clever and worthy
Vounr man abr.ndantv nn.iinai
charge the duties of tbe etnee mentioned.
mirrL.in ITJrVS,
SHERIFF.
TO tk Editor; Pl... aaan..n .U.
name of James McCauley, as a candidate
or tbe office of Sheriff, subject to the
usaarea of tha Kenuhliean P . i
Cauley ia a true and tried Ktptibiican, 01
wen anown onsineaa ability, tact and energy,
conscientious and taittitul", and il nomiuat
ed and elected will creditably an i bonestit
discharge the duties of this office.
auILIATUrta
May SI, 1888.
1882. Larrs Fscnlty.
O r nil Conrsaa of a r l,ll . ITIaaaM-al
and ReienfiSe Knania I an..,- I . 1 1 a.
wvvw.a. www.aca IB all ,
nartments. fllanrv.iAp. an i.k...i.:.. I I hereby announce mraelf . ean.i;,! ...
Three large buildings. New Building and I or ,n" uT SberitT at the euu:ug
""H" course ei erection, libraries I ' , -ai-ji to iuc usages 01
-,uvu volumes, expenses low. Accea- I a.rBmltu i-arvy, ana would most
sible by freqnent Railroad trains. Location I respectfully aak the su
on tbe BATTLEFIELD of Uettvabura?
moat pleasant and bealtby. PREP4R-
f-jn (hewers or
OLD HONESTY
TOBACCO
WILL SOOp FIJvD JI-JAT IT
LASTS LOfsGEr, TASJES
SWEETER TrjAf, OTE! TO
BACCOS, AID WILL pLCASE
yod.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT. AND
UMSIST ON CETTINC IT.
EVERy pLUC SJAr-jpED LltE
ABOE cJj.
paints:
2.7, Srnii a C3 and Safr-gsl
We rraarazitee every Package beaulZLg' oux
firm name, and will EEPAINT where
ea'.isfactioa is not given.
erliiia lBEd-HaXEiI p&int.
40 Beautiful Colors.
MARBLEINE. ?!?g!LJp
i K A laaOJlXlfiv.
34. ExqnisiU Tints.
WOOD STAINS.
VWeaa lallklUn.
Or HATTTtAX. WOOD.
OotoiB,
Unique Coach Paints,
OoLoaa.
PAINTS and VARNISH in ONE APPLICATION
at a ooax or M exxts von a ireaex.
Harness Oil, Ac, &c,
EaaTLi Causa Faxx.
SUMMER COLLECTIOK
4F THE
Latest New Spring
SUMMER STYLES
The Champion Cletbler r.JuBlata Ceualr baring juii re.
tumediTreiuttlie Eastern cities wlth a VyVOBderfHl
SPRING AND SXJMIEi- bTOCK,
Will make friends, ontsLine na1, win rictories, and Bell itself cn ita
merits. MEN'S BOl'-SgA CHILDREN'S
FASHIONABIjE clothing
and Gent's furnishing goods. First Class, combining Style, Quality and
Elegance, witb prices that will astonish Ton. No sale ia expected unless
I prove thia. .
But I ask your patronAge only when I give complete satisfaction. My
stock of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS k SHOES OVER-ALLS, VTATOHKS uj
JEWKLRT, Calico, Percale and White Shirts, Keck wear, Cellars and
Cuffs,Trnnka and Satchels, ia full and ccnaplste. Call and see.
Sam'l STRAYBR,
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER
IN PATTERSON.
June 16, 1886.
Locis K. ATirtisoa. F. M. M . Piksblx,.
ATKISSOIf Jt FEnXEIaL.,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
M1FFL1XTOWH, PA.
(Cr"Collectlnr and Coaveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrics Oa Main street, in place of resi
dence of Louis K. Atkinson, Ksq., south of
Bridge street. fOct26, 1886.
jy M. CKAWFOKD, M. D.,
U-. M.nm.11 antlvalv Via Ti-a-.l-a Af
Medicine and Sorgerv and their collateral
branches. Office at the old corner of Third
and Orange streets, Mifflintown, Fa.
jiarca .j, 1010.
ATORI DEPART.HE.1T, in taper
Sla, Biiilklir.. 1 .1. hara mrA
pi - - - w j-nu.. 7 v .j a. Hre urn-
paring for business or College, nnder spec
ial care of the Principal, Key. H. i. Bueb
ler and two aasistants. the latter residing
wun stuuenta 10 the building. Full term
opens Kept, btb, 1888. For Catalogui
aauress
H. W. McKNIOHT. D. D.
President, or
n.av.11. u. jsiiCtlLEK, A.M.,
Frincipal.
vcujoDurg, ra.
I respectfully 1
Jane 18, 1888.
support of the party.
SAMOKl. LAff.
.IDDITlO.SJtL LOCALS.
The licenses have now been granted
nder tbe new license law throughout the
State, and there are 7,724 licensed houses
against 14 &o3 under the old law. There
were 1 1 ,690 applications, taking the whole
State, ot which about two thirds were
granted, although in Philadelphia two thirds
were rejected. The revenue from 14,661
licensed houses last year was $376,179.
Tbe revenue from 7.7S4 licensed honsea
this year is $1,835,963. In short, we have
one-half tbe licensed booses and doubled
revenue."
From tha BIoomBeld Advocate 1 Las
Saturday afternoon. George March. In the
employ of William Garlto, of Centra twp .
was engaged in hauling timestona n
farm when the lead horse fall, and tha sad
die horse, on wbicb he was riding, .turnb!
uug o'er ue prostrate beast also fell.
Toung March unable to extricate himaelf
from the stirrups, was thrown heavily to
me groana, ana tbe horse crashed
V ! 1 ra a a.
uis icn arm Dressing the radios near
opon
the
wrist, caniting what is kaowa In medical
parlance aa "Colles" liacture."
Last Thursday, Jim Stewart.
blacksmith of this plc, while at his
m I y rone township, narrowly scaped
making his quietus. H found a red oak
log to hard to split by the ordinary method,
" craca 11 open with no
UTV.la I al
" "pmg 1 no powder it ex
hurling aa axe, which Stewart was
mm Bm nana, past his bead. Be received
a few wounds In his hands and face. Jack
son Smith a eompi00 who Was holding
th. fuse, ... knocked five or six feet by a
Piece of th. umber striking him .boat the
koee. On. of hi. hand, was badly brais
ed. Upon examination of tbe powder caa
.-u, .bat , match head hjJ
tardy
borne
wd
ploded,
oaing,
ItUea
Washington & Jefferson College,
WASHINGTON, PA.
The 881b year bearins Sent 1-2. nisa.ie.1
cienuno and frenaratorr Denartm.nl.
For information concerning Prn.r.T.rr
Cartment aDrtlr to PKmr. J iluu pa
stnslu, I rincipal ; for Catalogue or oth-
r ittiuruuuoQ 10 rttfid 1 MUr f AT.
MIFFLIlv" ACADEMY.
MlfnintevTB Pa.
Aa English and Classical School for both
"" a u"roga preparation lor college.
NeW and Vall-an.innMn ..IiaaI anna. W .
Old Brick Chared, rail An...
jy, o-pv. wu. r or any I urine r Inform a
lion inquire of the Principal,
Jt. r. KLXIOXT, A. B.
I hereby announce that I am a candid
I ai in. enaninar Fnm.r, ria.ii.. .... .1.
I nomination for the office of Sherifl. subiee
. I. . 1 j
to nepuoncan usages. If so fortunate as to
I oe eneeesafnl. anrl .li.r..ni. 1 -1....
. - - vmicu
I pledge myaell to discharge the duties o
1.. waw wun noeiiiy.
C. C. McCDLLOCU.
McCulloch's Mills, July 10, 188H.
Mr. Editor 2 P na.n .nHnim. t V. . v .
1 eanaiaate tor tbe office ol Sheriff ol Jnniata
0.. sunjeci 10 Kepubllcan Rules. If an
lOrtUnata aa tA he Bamlaata. ana I ...a .
viocieu 1
pledge myself to a faithful dia-h.... ..r
n..Z. .a- .ar.. "r
I auvsw vg lUJ wuicfi
JOSEPH PAGE.
y--i---5.fy lad
imh imtris
MEAT-CUTTER.
Cwqwjia pra-
a.aLiata oa. a na.
ea.aa.1 aise. WMt.
Bb.T Itaaak. Ac
a la ant
aajaw martaf:
nSERictt R ft; r
XM A W nMra. A.a.,
rL.i.
COUNTT rnilttuiiu
The name of A Rtuiinm r.-n. - 1
by announced as a candidate for Chairman
.1 v.yaij vommiiiee.
MA.NY HKPUBLICANS.
Mr Editor - Pl.a .. TT-:,-
.. " " " mnuuuDCW William
I V. bbirk, of Oakland Mills aa a candidate
oTcnairnun or the County Committee at
the ensninx Primary EWim. a.
proaenmg campaign promises to be a hot
ae nesa executive ability op
the nart of tha n.i..i. r- :. .
- - wwwu.j uumuii l ice aaa
Cbairmaa to insure sncceas, we deem Mr.
Bbirk just tbe man fltted for the position.
He will make a He. a-i... m .
,.. v muu BUUCrHIUI
campaign, duingjustice to all tne candidates.
July 7th, 1888.
JTJBT COMMISSIONER.
I hereby raana.ii.il. .an..n--. ir .
candidate for th. nomination of Jury C.mi-
unssionerau eject to tbe rnles that govern
tbe Kepablicaa Prinury Klection.
, rmnp HARLKY.
Delaware township, July 21, 18e8.
Vir phil'Aa
Mason & Hamlin
f.
MMdA
aw
& Ml
YATES
BEST
MADE
ClMlffl
IN
AM
TO
The Wm. B. Price Mfg. Co.,
847 WAHRHI ATE17UE,
BALTIMORE. Md.
jlAutify youi: lawms.
Jons VcLai-sblib. Josxra W. Etimmel
3ICL.ArGIIEI4 Ml STJMHEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
COnly reliable Companies represented.
uwc. 8, I8tttj-ly
i UNIATA V ALLEY BANK ,
OF BIIFFEI.f TOXTI", PA.
WITB
BKANCU AT FORT KOYAL.
StockliolderB Individually Liable.
JOSEPH ROTH ROCK, Pree,dtt.
T. VAN IRWIN, f.,lr.
1
The
FOLDING LAWN SETTEE.
Peer of all Lawn Seats.
' -t-.-'- ... n.MBAlbBna
Rettee. The only Pet tee ever made that
win aujan ieir wj uneven ground.
Iatght, durable, handsome and strong.
Painted bright red and orcsvmented,
lrtcee: tr.tceea. 1.50 asit aO.
( bslra. i I. SO.
Hatkap. Ib AA aaak
They all fold flat.
If your dealer don't tun ttiam a-i.
him to order U t you from
AXESICAaJ rCLEIKS CHAI1. CO.,
130. U 1323 N. Main SL.
ST. 1AUIS
91
LEADS THE W0KLD.
800 In Gold for Genera Superiority at Cln
elanael Imlnenai r J.
i, ..I , -mwbihoti auter
Ta ana xvxpert test.
IBBCTOBS.
W. C. Pomsroy, Joseph Rolbrock,
Job" Hertiler, Philip M. Kepner,
KotH-rt B. Parker, Louis E. Atkinson.
T. V. Irwm.
STOCEBOLnCBS :
Philip M. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley,
Joseph Rothrock, Jane H. Irwin,
L. E. Aikinsoa, R. E. Paiker,
VV. C. Pomeroy, J. llcla.ea liwin,
John Hertzler. T. V. Irwin,
J-ry Kurix, Jerome IS. Thompson, Jr
ll.arlotte Snyder.
1 hree snd Fonr per cent. iLterrst will be
paid on certificates of d.por-ite.
fjsn 23, It 87 tf
Jcic Firm.
PENNSYLVANIA BAILED AD.
TIM B-TAULI
On and after Sunday May 18th, 1881
trains that step at Miff in will ran as ollews.
EASTWASD. Altooka Accombodatiob leaves Alte.aa
daily at 6 2t a. in., Tyrone 6 63 a. to..
Huntingdon C.33 a. m.. Monnt Onion at
8,69 a. m., Newton Hamilton 7.04 a. m.,
McYeytown 7,26 a. in., Lewistown 7A8 a.
m, Milford 8,11 a. m., Mifflin 8,17 a. m..
Port Royal 6.23 a. m-, Mexico 8.38 a. bl,
Toscarors 8,82 a. m.. Vandyke 8,38 a. to.,
Tbompsontown 8,43 a. m., Durward 8,47 a
m., Millers town 8,64 a m., Newport 9 a.
m., arriving at Hamsburg at 10 10 a. s.,
and at Philadelphia, 8 16 p. m.
Sxa Sbokb Exraass leaves altoena daily
at 6.56 a. m., and stopping a all regular
stations between Altoona and Harrisbarg,
reaches Mifflin at 9-66 a. m., Harrisbarg
11.40 p. U.. and arrives ia Philadalnhla at
8.16 p. tn.
Mail. Taaia leaves Pittsburg daily at
6-fi a. m . AIIibib. at 9 fin a. .a .
, . - - y. aa.., wmm .IUB-
ptng at all regular stations arrives at Mifflla
- 1,1 ... - nn n. .
v-w y. u.., uarrieuurg J.VV p. BO., rntla-
adelpbia 4 26 a. m.
Mail Express leaves Fittabarg at 1 CO an.
Altoona 6 p m ; Tyrone 6 6a pm; Uaat
mgdon 7 87 pm; Lewistown U 48 p m ( Mif
flin 9 10 p m ; Harrisbarg 10 46 p m j Phila
delphia ittio.
Philadelphia Express wiU stop at Mtflm
at 11 S3 p. m., wiiea Cadged -
WE8TT AKi.
-000-
PeerIeasTC Traetlnn .ml xn.-a-v,.
Engines. "Domestic" and Creamery
Engines. Steam Gang: Plows. The
" Gelaer" Threher and Cleaner.
Patent Variable Frle
ttoa Feed. Pat. Doe.
Bet-W orka and
Saw-Omde.
t,
AWaWaB!- a,-v
I Organs and Pianos.
aJwsjsalataTia-S"Ma?'iJ" 1 Organs asv.
aavina- rKei--al mZ2ZZ??.7 """!.
Sxaiblttea. tines TaVL auwsa wane
1 se intprevM Mods of gtrtagtn Tiooom. Iem-ti
. ' ii.Ka d or ptrt
niaiM. .-TT ? " Sat advance i
C-ats-t hnp, ?rnie? JinXi
ram ciicalar. emtai.i.. - - - r.
5 . .rammiai. nor,
ead tatawn. and Itaa- a, a
Ipnirliasai a.
Oman Caiav
F0H1E3I ASD TOLTHS
FOB BOYS AKD CHILDKE5.
LEDGER BUILDING.
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS
azz k gAYT.Ty oacuir AKD puwo ax,
- "awa sqaani, nw ynsx.
1 fin EB PROFIT and Man.
-a-ViU GENT pies Free to men can-
vaasers for Or. Scott's Geialn
EIextrlcBelts, Bmabes, fce. La.
J ageau wanted for Elea-triel Ce.,.
I Quick sales. Write at once for terms, rw
I Scott, 818 B"way, V. X.
l-eUtawafA irm iwawl Mr, A -1 e. inn
GEISEK JfANrFACTUBING CO
.a. , ,i. tB-t rA.
we want ag-aits and invite oorrwsposaUBtioa.
I. P. Thomas & Son's.
FERTILI2
SEE
CfcAtafaia. sail Waa a
n. eoa.- 7j -f-skw
fcroitsx. TVaa. rfCl IT Dm-m ratal, e... it
1 one nar.nn.1 faeiU;.. rrTi
w. .aaranta. w goodTiirt. ZZlSiZZ tT
WhO Ba. , K a. TT Se StrMaaJ V, '
T will eaidoia. ihamT Vo" Mem aai
L "T'tD T
p- OElAS & SOvT
- Phllnrfoilt.1- - -WaVW.
.w.,j,llct r-enn'a.
voeaaia.Br
ANDKEW BEA8H0RE, JIGEJiT,
Osiland Mills, JanUt. Co p'
JOB PRINTING OF EVERT B-Tarr,
don. at tbi. office. "VEET KIND
Spring And Summer Bsods.
No more winter for months
to come. Spring and summer
are here and to conform to the
change the Senior member of
the firm has just returned from
.Lantern Markets, where he se
lected with great care the eoode
that his many patrons favor.
DROP JIN.
We have now filled our
shelves with Spring & Summer
Uoodsofall kinds. Our cus
tomera have annreciRtpil r.i.v
efibits to eive them food in
suit their purDoses. and wo
believe that we art hptfpr- nro.
pared than ever to merit their
cenfidence. We invite um tn.
come and t?ee and be tsatfsfied
In our dresrj goods department
we have almost
DonH be backward, call for
what you want.
Shoes and Roots.
Our Boot and SKoa rw
partment is full in its assort
ment, and you certainly can be
suited in fit. aualitv
.-a j t"'i-c.
Whatever improvements have
oeen aaaea Dy tne manufactures
we have them all. W Can
supply you with foot wear for
any in or out door Bervice. Our
ciocerv Denartmpnt nara.i
W 1 - . , w gs-
U e have on hand a full line of
rreBn, -iain and Fancy
GttOCERIEW.
A I - il . a ....
Also, me only full I in.
" - J A I
QUEENS WARE
inthecountj-. Every house
""rc tUU supply of
Queens and GLik l.Jl
n a-. . .. rw s
me more 10 call on fnr Dnu
tides.
All orders bv mail variii .a.
ceive prompt attention.
Tfc . m
jAememoer the place
Mant Strut, Opwsit. Co0ai HoM
lVIilalina.wn
Fast Lias leaves Phisdelphls daily at
11 60 a tn; Harriaburg 8 40 p m 1 MlbUb
6 06 pm; Lewistown 6 28 p m ; Altoona
8 10pm; arrives at Pittsbnrg at 11 66 p as.
Wat Passcbssb loaves Philadelphia
daily at 4 SO a. m.j Harriaburg, 8 16 a. m.
Dnneannon, 8 64 a. m.; Newport, 9 38
m.; Millerstown. 9 40 a. m.:Thn nnanntAwia
9 62 a. m.; Van Dyke, 10 00 a. m. Tasear
ora, 10 Ot a. m.; Mexico. 10 07 a. m. Port
Koyal, 10 18 a. m.; Mifflin, 10 20 a. m
Miltord, 10 26 a. m.; Narrows, 10 84 a. a.;
Lewistown, 10 48 a. m.; McVeytown, 11 14
a. m.; Newton Hamilton, 11 39 a. m.; Hua
tiogdon, 12 17 p. m.j Tyrone, 1 07 p. at.
Altoona, 1 46 p. m., and stop at all regular
stations between Harrisbarg and Altoona.;
uveTxa Sxraita leaves Pbilsdelphla dal
ly at 6 60 p. m., Harrisbarg, 10 20 p. m
stepping at Rockville, Marysville, Duucaa?
noa, Newport, Millerstown, Tbompsontown
Port Royal, time at Mifflin, 11 65 a. m.j AI
aT' V ' m-' mud P"kr8. 10 a.m.
Matt Tbaib leaves Philadelphia daily at
7.00 a. m., Harrieburg ll.liOa. m.. New
tort, 12 13 p. m., M!fflin 12.47 p. m.. stoa.
ping at an regular stations between Mifflin
acd Altoona reaches Altoona at 8 80 . m
I 1' . I I U - "I
B HilVBIg U.alF p. Ul.
Altoosa Aocobmodatiob leaves Phil
adelphia daily at 1 1 60 a. m., Harriaburg at
4.16 p.m., Duncannon 4.49 p. ta.. N-.
port 6,18 p. m., Millerstown 6,2d p. m.
auompsoniowa o,m p. in., Vandyke 8 44
p. m., Tuecarora 6,48 p. m., Mexico ,6o'
m., Port Royal 6,64 p. m., Mittlia 6,0u p
m., Lewistown 6,23 p. ni., McVeytown 6 -4
p. rn., Nswton Hamilton 7,10 p
Huntingdon 7 40 p. m., Altoona S 00 p. m!
Paclflc Expressleave. Philadelphia 11 8S
P m ; Harrisbarg 8 10am; Duncannon 8
38 am; Newport 4 01 am; Mifflin 4 at a
m ; Lewistown 6 01 a ra ; MeV.ytown 6 23
m; Mt. Union 6 49 am; Huntingdon
12 a mi Petersburg 6 26am, Hpruce Creak
6 40 a m; Tyrone 7 00 a m ; Bell's Mill,
; ' Altoona e OS a m ; Fittab.
a ao p m.
Sea ,hor Kxpress east, on Sundays
will connect with onnday Mail east leavlig'
Uarriaburr at 1 it A
a - a aw a. IU.
LKWI3TOWN DIVISION.
Trains leave Lewistown t. .1
mw a sk . .0 " '""" ,or Mtl
' . w 00 a ra, S 16 p m t
huniiurv at 71.. , aii.
J " .v m ai o W p HJ.
Trains arrive at Lewistown Junction rVn.
MUroy at 9 00 a m, 1 26 po, 4 80 P m ? troZ
Sunbury at 9 25 a m, 4 lo p m.
TTKONB DIVISION.
LJkXer:r.m.r,6foBi!B"-
ai, ao p m.
Trains leave Tyrone for Warriors Mark
m74T8oDi zr "nd Sc"
Trains arriva at p.- .
d Look H;,.v;.-,v;;;r"
for
H- A B. T. E. K. . BEDFOKD DIVISION.
1 rains leave Huntlngdos for Bedford
aH.drp."4 Cnn,berf-d -
Trains arrl.a at n..-.i... .
f-rd h..h "-uwugaoB rrom Bed-
KSra"4 -berlaada, 12 U
H0LL1 DATSBUEG BRANCH.
Trains lAa.a a i r ...
6 00pm.,8pVMBP' ' m'
W P. ... 40 p. m. 7 00 p mT-and "10
CACTIOJJ JIOTirp
jng to ,h. u.der.ig:aUndt-
-.thdlngr-"
Kevsmber 16, 1888. WALLS-
The Sentntl mmd m .r. . .
1 rrww oiLice la t
4 SKNTiNFaLj
MIFFLIN!
TVEDESD-aY. AL'j
' TtK1
. it!,.n. $l.fH
. llAO if l
Transient advertisetil
cents per inch for each
Transient business nl
.n na mr line S
TUB, IO cw- r 1
Deductions wUl be m l
advertise by the y
V -
ye-
Eepublican Pri
. a meeting ot the
B-.mittee held ia M i:r
March 81st, lSeo, it v,J
r Jnniata county be
i Inr liO.dinaT til. l
. - ....
al Elections on
laturda). Augui
and in secordar.ee with
log Primary r.ieciHm-,
anl in tbe town-hir-r
the borroughs at 4 oVl
.-a tn ri-niam oi'i-n iitit t
andtheRetnm JikI"
held in tbe Court mm
Moxoat. AWT -7, 1-
ATTE-r .-
F. E. MELOV. Set
The lollowitig are tlr
fer at said election :
CoCSICMi.lN-
Sasator.
Utmu or TUB 1.1
Kecit-k asi Ki.Cb
ct irr.
nalRia or Cun
KsenraxsTaTiirK L'
JtBT tOJl
J
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The follow ing i th
Bepiiulican I'riniir 1.1.
Firtt. The r;iti !. l it.
flee shall ha e II.- 1,
one or tnorf i th' lv
pers at least tw.. ivk
mary nit-etiiij;-,, st.t::i
ject to the h tn.11 01 - ii
Second. Tht r..V; . 7
com prinrif'l iti n. ii T
shall meet on S;ii u-.l.i .
at tun usual j.Iac. t 1 !i
the town-hi 1.1. at - "VI
ughs at 4 o'cl.i-k r
in tbe 1st 80 minute il
one jersoii l.ir JimIl- a
desks, Who r-tl.lll ::.. .
vvlea and (li'ti-rim:.. !i
sons to vute. an 1 ..1..: I
Btiti! 7 oVlurk r. A I
opened tlie c.ir. l i.l.it h
said shall h- 1 . 4 : : t. -.1
person voting h.tii In-
the time ol . t:ng, in. j.
to vote liiiiri' than ..m
5"Airt. Alt.r tl. ' j.
iioard shall pmceM t.i .
each candid ate r.'iTiiir,
returns atconln:;-i, t..
the Judge and attest. ..i 1
Fourth.. Tlie J11 !-
appointed rv th" j .
election dtri- i .t-ail
House in X:tttit...i;.. ..:
the primary m--. ; :t. -. 1
having the r -ti it - i-. ! 1
and count ti. 1: -. .
tbe higheat l.:ili:l r . t
shall tie dee lure i tin- 1. 1
Republic in nvt i .
Fifth. It i.y tn.i rn- 1
aa equal imii.-r . t
flee, the Ju'li- . (..; 1
ItS Choice, the -T-'
Bambur of " i.i.v in ! t
Srth. The Ke-.i:tiJ...I,
tent to reject. . 1 11. , 1
froiu n .,.-.t!.. .! .- .-1
evidetice i 1 . 1
etberwisc, .
mitUA.
Stxtff'i. N" ; -i'-'
vote Ly j rn i
Af t' - l " i.ry i -.
l7l. tl.r . t'.:-
ad.i ted .
1st. Tit t1 '
be vutoi nt. !
Elcctiui'.
Snd. Ttat tlie 1;. -tin 1, .
hall be tv-,ni. r i 1
election lant, h. t r
the Primary )..': . t-.
ly and laitiil....;. .I - !. u
volving nj...r: s u 1 'V '
3rd. That tLe ' f.utn..
Cotliuiittee 1 "i - 1 t r
Primary lile.
SHORT I.i
Leap yeur in ninit 1.
Bloomtleld'H t.or'i'ti:!. '
Every Ket ubi:.. in
Register m 01 t ,r
tember. It is unlaw 1 .t :.i ..mi.
go to sued.
The katydi't c.t.c t
these i.igh'
Miss Ella l.itika m '
Millerstonn. l'i.
Tbe Gran," : - j : : .
Grove neat mi .
Are you sc. .-. n 1
6tb la tlie lat I '
There wan a ..:.:
tuomlng iti S!;t.in u'a
A Big Vi:.- . V :' "
Sixty bUhheln .f til.io' ..
"Kememl.er Tl.ursd-t'. .
the last dav t. r ;l ' r. j;
General lii-il l.i.n r
Indian Mourd 'at i'1'
Tbe rouiiiy A'i
held at Port K .!. '
and 28.
Yonr.g Ki-1 ul.! -last
fall, must l e ----this
fall.
Mis Msy Mi.rt.u.-r.
tor of the r.lC'illiT.-- .1
Csrrie Derr.
Ears C. UvU , 01 '.
to Miss Am ir .. ' .
tbe 16th mt
Tbe i?ta'e h ulr ill
Lehigh Avenue l't.i
8 to 15, li-h.
Mr. and Mm. Juii'
burg, Westmi.relHiKl
placo last wet k.
. Tbe Bedford 1
te expend Sj'i.Ofn ,
the coming ear.
TheW.C. T. I
organiicd a Sets
afternoon in eseb "el
The Cot.gr ssi. r.a
tbe ISth district n
ea Tuesday, 1 ptevi
Miss Mary Pa ters
vjf many of her yep
at her lurua lust Tti
Oil Window ba If I
6&c., at
t rasci-cr-i
lireat reduction 11
and lsrpe stock to s
1 BANtlsCI
September 61I1 i '
voters can be
workers sec that all
the lists !
1
, eBjeo work done. Try It. , It w
Mrs. I-ahella C 1
yoa iyou Beedjanything ia
J. K. K-ibisoii, di.ti.