SENTINEL jfc KEFUBLlCAxi
MI-?FLINTOWJ.
T WEDNESDAY, MARCH 80, 188.
F. SCH WEIER,
bditob aid raoraiB-roa.
A oreat famine rtvailH in a large
lart of China.
1'e.m-r tree planting w largely en
imtil in, bv Cumberland Vallev
pie.
The Vermont Supreme Court
i'h'K tliat the I'rohibitorv l.iw of Ver- f
tuont prevents the sal of lioth sweet
and hard cider.
A xnmrRof Philadclphians have
died, from the effects of cold eon -,
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tra.t. d mthe ram at ah,ngt.,n
during the Harrison inauguration.
Mr. Hi vrirRKv .w.v, lias sent to
President Harrison a copv of her ' chilled to le heart. The next nioin
..i.. , i i .... , . I iur Mr. Faulkner received a telegram
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na.ns.ii is a .ioui.iv live,! Chrw -
tiari mid th lank uill fail iu break -
hi faith.
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A. J. Irxel, of Philadelphia has
foutnhutcd a milium and a half of
money to found an Industrial College
fortiirls. Household work will be
taught., th certain trades at which
"
w, .iu-11 can enga-e.
Pi.oi i t in the Stute of Xew Hump -
shire n the 1-Jth inst., voted on the
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p test ion of a honor prohibitory
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amendment to their state tumatitu-;
tion.
The amendment was defeated '
by a majority of 5(M)U votes. j
Thk farmers of Maine are certain- j
lv Til'ortlieriior OA nmrlt tiiftrn.dl frikm '
the -fact that twenty years ago nine
teen out of every twenty farms in
Maine r mortgaged, while now
not more than one in twenty is so
encumliered."
A I. a nor and enthusiastic meetin-r I
was held iu the Academy of Music
I h.Ia.1. Iphia, a few evenm-s ago to . ,ip aroso he m xt m.,ruing he receiv
boom up Charles Pamell in his ef- ed a telegram stating that his mother,
fort to rescue home rule and reform who he had not known was sick, had
for Ireland. Governor Beaver wa3 1 did the night previously, and her
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l'x -nnit-iii ii i lit meeting-.
n
Thk enVctual way to kill a shame
is to ciiose it, and that is the only
excuse that can 1 given for publish
ing the depravity of the Senate of
Kansas for iermitting a bill to come
before it fixinp the age of girl's law
ful consent nt 12 to IS years.
Thk IVniocratir brethren are con
stantly, in their minds placing a chip
on the hut of each, Seuator Quay and
Cann-ruti and then" shout, now they'll
fight, it is a f pleasant delusion and
if it amuses the brethren. They may
be congratulated on Wing so easily
sat ic tied.
Is tin: merry month of May, a
St itch Irish Convention will le held
at Columbia., Teun., to form an or
ganization to collect and preserve
ve j
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i
the history of the Scotch Irish
America. The S-otih Irish oft
T.. -, T . . , ,, a niii (ii wiLur.m Aaiiruioiu, m iiie reiau ocaiers oi i nuaueipuia
uwarora .ulev, Juniata Co.. should -r -i 4 - 1 . , . ., ,
. - j jiaMu, in., while returning from : were given a hearing liefore the tien-
le repi es.-nted in the convention. . tLo lesid. u.-e of his sweetheart last . eral Judiciary G.mmitU-e of the Leg
Tiir I'iiiladelpliin Iiniuirer is not uudav night was attackeil by a : islature iu support of the Laffertv
r.lai nit d oer the project
1 'I a war 1 1
with I iermanv. It savs.
It is un-
lvermi'uy t-i.uffdl that if ueei-ssity j
r'piird, the lX-lanare ship huilders
eiuld turn nit a fl.-et of fast cruisers
withm thru, m.iiitli .in.l .I,.-., ..,.4
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eTerv it.rman. or i..r tluit matter,
every Kur.ipeiin iuen-h:u.tman now j
afloat in the Atbntic ur Iicin.
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The Contest in West Virginia.
This decisimi of the Democratic
Court nf W. st Virginia is just what
the li iiiicr!ts have desired it to le.
It is declared thitt eti ral Onff can
not t.tkf his place as ttovernor W-t-auHe
a lVmiN-ratic Speaker of the
legislature failed to comply with
the law mid announced his election
at the time the vote was considered.
This enables Governor Wilson,
whose term had expired, to hold over
until the contest lietween doff and
Fleming can le determined. The de
cisimi does not touch upon the merits
of the case ; it merely shows that when
the Speaker refused to do his sworn
duty he is enabled to keep out of of
fice a man elected bv the ieoile
- 4 4,
and whose election is clearly shown
by the returns transmitted to the
Legislature by the Secretary of State.
With the election machinery of the
State in their own hands the Demo
crat have made the must unscrupu
lous use of it to defraud GcneraKroff
out of his election. Their effort to
destroy the integrity of the returns
has so far proved futile, but they have
taken advantage of a law which re
quires the announcement of election
by the Speaker, who refused to make
such announcement. This is the
contemptible quibble on which the
prcseut trouble is built.
It was never intended to jx-rmit
ieuerat ttoii io necomc iroveruor,
but the case is far froni concluded as
it stands. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Ghostly Manifestations.
l.verv generation has its reoi'le
who believe in spooks, spirits of the
air, gobbms, ghusts and so forth
The Philadelphia Inquirer of the 13th
of this present mouth of March. pul-
hsheil a uumlMr of ghostly manifcsta
tions f reported recentlr for its
colunuiH. The collection is interest
ing reading and valuable information
to i tot u believer and uubelierer in
.ghostly manifestations.
The engineer and conductor of
train which left Law renceville, Ga.
for Suwante, a few nights ago, while
near a piece t-f thick woods saw some
thing in Hiite standing on the track
waring them iHsck. On approaching
the ghoHtlr object it crossed and re-croes-d
the truck. It increaned
utraJigolj in size, its anus extending
to twelve feet c.r no in length and its
llr rearing itself massively in air.
Wh-n olmobt ujion it the object turn
ed and ran ahead, and, although the
engineer increased the ieed of his
locomotive, he could not overtake it.
Finally, the upectre took tothewooda
ami wavetl its long arms significantly
js the train swept by.
Jameti Faulkner and wife, of
Chat tiuiooga, Tenu., a few night ago,
jive a party in honor of an absent
de-Ulster, who had recently recovered
from sickness. Amid the festivities,
without any warning, all the lamps
were suddenly extinguished. A cold
pres-n-e biuhI to iias through the
riMim, and all preweut felt as if Home
"upernatural agency had lfn at
work, lhe liirhts were religmetl.
inJatwl 9.50 p jf. m
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futile and the company broke ur
that a few minutes ln-fore 10 o clock
' u the previous night LiswutrfMarr
' hail died.
j
I Ex-Ma vor Sharp, of Atlanta, (la.,
WW in ntMr.
; Owen, wh lnvt I eii wounded in a
' tret lr.n by a Mr. Earuoti, was
lvi Tne Mayor was alone in
i"f,l,.,w'r ai"in uTr
; the house from the disabled man,
j with tlie mant-l and his
: head resting on his hand, when he
1 Mt two ltim-t taps on the shoulder
t He looked around, saw nothing, and
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I presumed he had miagiiieil it. llien
tiir(H, Ktnn..r tj,,m f.Howed. He
turned mid saw no one. Then three
taps were once more related with
such force as to make him wheel
around. He went at once to the
room where his friend lay and found
him dead.
William Martin, a Chattanoga iron
worker, was lying in led when what
at first seemed to le a shadow form
ed into the sha' of a woman's hand.
On one of the lingers was a ring
which he recognized as having given
, .
his name
livsi witus into ini-ii in: luruui'u 'i
A German named Kuouflf, a rich
miser, lived and died alone two miles
south of Ilarrisburg, O. He buried
his hoard of gold near his house.
All those who have endeavored to
find it have lecii driven awav by a
ball of fire, which rises high in the I
air, descends into the hollow sudden- j with the ability, sagacity . and faith
ly, brightens, and as quickly fades fnlness of the employees.' It was a
away, and on several occasions has truly wonderful exhibition of skillful
leen transformed into hideous mon-! management, and finds its only tar-
stcrs, which attack intruders. A
fanner advancing upon it in a sleigh
found it In-side him suddenbr trans
formed into the form of a fiery red
dog with glaring eyes, red tongue
and hideous fangs. When the uion-
ster failed away a pale blue colli u, !
standing upright, took its place, j
This remained in the sleigh until the (
Straslxmrir road was reached, when!
the sjieetre disappeared, leaving the j
man almost cra2?l with fright. j
was !
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t, . . .
uost. xlis iiorn" suiUleuiv ie-ame
I frightened ami tumtsl to one side -f
I the road. Something like a pile of '
c mst:ilk.-s hut with hid.-oiis faec, !
was corning right toward liini in the
middle of the road. He could not !
dis4--ru anv fret or legs, lmt he heard
a tlnnidi-r.iits tro.iui. He drew his '
rt.Vl,iv,.r au. trt., livr at the !
.,bject, w'. ; 1 r spi ke m.r mov-
ed, but w..v.l t n.-t yield the n ad. S !
lw. .r-t i n ui.L 1 Ltiul 1.. v-i i .
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whin to the horse and got into town
so frightened that he has not slept !
or eaten since. j
,
John Tribble, living in Port Ful-'
ton, near Louisville, Ky., has letn '
hoodooed bv Ann Harden, a colored.
woman. line lie was silting some
flour she caused n "spt'll" to come
ujxiu him. For two days he lay in a
cataleptic state, unconscious of anv-1
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i4i I'luaaaia as, oo.uit ituu. mu
the spell tinally passt.-d off there was
a numbness aliout his limlis and a
strange feeling prevailed his whole
K sly. At irregular periisls the spell
comes back aud he is unconscious for
several hours. The woman has left
the city.
The citizens of Tuscola, HI, are
excited over a ghost who haunts a
vacant house on Fast Sale street
foruicrlv occupied bv an eminent
lawyer who one night cut his throat
with a razor. The phantom who
now inhabits the dwelling resembles
him in everr particular aud moves
alxuit the premises chid in a role of
white or his f;ice appears at the win
lows of the house. Although the
house is vacant it is frequently ilum-
lnatetl from top to lmttom bv an un
arthlv light. Shadows can be seen
on the walls. The apparition "usually
appears aliout tue house at mid
night, r amities who have lived in
the house have heard strange noises
nightly and protested that they could
not keep the doors shut, as even when
looked the latches and lmlts would
flr oiH-n. The mrsterv causes much
excitement and wonder.
A self appointed committee of alxiut
ne liundretl citizens who recentlr
repaired to the haunted Farsis man
sion, nt Ileidsrillc, N. C, to investi
gate the mvsterv of the unaccount
able noises came a war as wi.se as the r
went. While in the large vacant
room if the house the whole assem
blage was startled by hearing a noise
like an iutensiiied dring, struggling.
strangling groan piis-eetling from
the floor, fhev tore up the floorin,
and discovered nothing. The noises
increased in volume until ther attain
ed the intensitv of a roar of thunder.
w hich sent the party jh-11 mell out of
the house and none of them can lc
again induced to venture near. Tlie
town authorities are going to demol
ish the structure.
lleuts 1 a " lined CO jer cent
in Los Ai.f H .aL, owing to
Ci-'llspsc of the 1hx-!u.
Inaugural Travel on the Penn
sylvania Bailroad.
When in 1S85 the Pennsylvania
Il&ilroad Compauy successfuHly car
ried into and returned from Wash
ington the vast host of Inaugural
Pilgrims, it was considered that the
pericction of the railroad manage
ment, in promptly and effectively
moving large numbers of people with
in a given &ace of time Lad been
reached. But notwithstanding this
extraordinary record the achievement
of this company on the inaugural
occasion just passed surpasses all
previous accomplishments in this di
rection. The company was prepar
ed to do much more than it did and
had not the unusal inclemency of the
weather intervened the total result
would have been far greater.
One hundred and five thousand
excursionists, including the public,
the organizations, and the military
w ere delivered in Washington be-
fore noon of March 4th, and all, ex
cept the clubs and military, were
laiKled at the Baltimore ami l oto-
mac Station. For the conveyance of
this uumlier it required two hun
dred and t n trains of ten cars each,
with an average of fifty persons t
each car. All the trains were run in
M-ctions and in many cases the num
ler of sections to a given train
reached ten. This involved a con
tinuous stream of crowded cars enter
ing the station at intervals of a few
minutes discharging their passen
gers, and leing shifted out to make
room for the incoming current. All
these trains were moving promptly,
and no accident of any kind ccur
eil to mar the success of the work.
No unavoidable delay was experienc
ed, but under the strict rules gov
erning the ojerators of the block
system, there were, jH-rhn, here
and there delays, which safety nec
essitated, on a line of track filled to
repletion with long trains of crowd
ed cars.
The true test of ability in man
agement came when the thousands,
impatient and eager to return,
crowded into the station and filled
the train as fast as they were made
up. This difficult portion of the
work was accomplished with reason
able promptitude, considering the
vast numlier of eople and the mul
tiplicity of trains to be movoU at one
time. On Monday night and on
Tmnday hundreds of trains started
from the Capitol, all freighted to
their utmost capacity, and, under
the admirable system which distin
guishes the entire organization of this
road, were forwarded to their desti
nation steadily and in complete safe
ty. Such a result conld never be
achieved except under tne method of
operation employed by the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company, coupled
allel in a similar achievement, when
the same Company handled with
conspicuous success one hundred and
seventy-five thousand eople on the
occasion of the Constitutiimal Cen
tennial at Philadelphia, in Septem-
1 ' 4
ler, 17S7.
The revenue from this service will
amount to half a million of dollars.
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Collection of Debts.
i vju 1110 evening oi me i.u inst.,
4l. A "I T41 1 111
1 r 1 ! w m . m
House tnu wiucn provides lor tlie
collection of debts incurred for foml,
clothing and other necessaries .f life
This m-a-ure has a pxeat deal of
influence Ik hind it from evtrv sec-j
tion of the State. Concisely statel I
it gives a tsilor, a grocer or a hutch-''
er the atithoritr to attach wasres
the salary of a "debtor, that entitles j
thf latter t a defense. The trades-'
men wliom the bill will uff.n-t assert j
lifi fl...- u ru 41. . ...f i,. Iu . .f n ..1 ...... . .( ',
!ieotle. who are to le found in everv
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community, who make it a constant
practice to ''Is-at" their grocer or j
tailor, and there Ls now no protection
agaiust them. The tradesmen have ;
lormetl association ami got up black ;
ust:J u these professional delinquents. ';
AppointmentaOntrul TennM.
Conference i:anellctl
AiMoclallan fVll
llatniporl, Vst,
CAROSIJ! DISTRICT.
J. Ilartzler, Presiding Elder.
Carlisle J. A. Irrine.
Cumlerlaud P. W. Group and C.
F. Garrett.
Dillsburg J. W. Bentz.
Bendersville J. Womeldorf.
Ijewisburg L. K. Harris.
liig Spring J. C. lteeser.
Leesburg W. W. 1 toads.
Hagerstown A. Stapleton.
Hagerstown Circuit J. L. Miller.
Perry J. Ii. Sechrist.
Newport and Marysrille G. F4.
Zehner.
LiverjKMil W. C. Bierlv.
Fishing CVeek J. H. Welch.
Juniata J. P. JJucbner.
S. W. Seiliert, memler tf NewrjKirt
and Marysrille Quarterly Conference.
13. F. Hall, member of Fishing
Cre k Valley Quarterly Conference.
H. B. Hnrtzler, mcmlier of Carhsle
Quarterly Conference.
CECTRE 1'ISTRICT.
I. M. Pines, Presiding Elder.
Lewistown and Patterson S. P.
Iieemer.
McClure J. G. M. Swengle.
MidiUcbarg S. Aurand and H. B.
Barshinger.
Port Trererton J. D. Storer.
New Berlin It. W. Runran.
Millmont W. N. Wallace.
Centre W. IL Storer.
Spring Mills W. L. Beaumont.
Brush Valley A Rearick.
Nittany Valley J. M. King, and
W. Thompson.
Sugar Valler P. C Wcidmrer,
and 11 Kesslcr.
Centre Hall F. S. Vought.
Milesliurg E. W. Kooutz, and S.
E. Koontz.
1W. A. E. (Kibble, New Berlin
Quarterly Conference. .
oah Doebler, ilidtUeburg Quar
terly Conference.
S. Yearic, Binsh Valley Quarterly
Conference.
E. Stamliach, Centre tuarterly
Conference.
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The Kurul New Yorker bays. The
way mow y goes: Towels are used
for holders ; lif.pVins are rtsc-l for
dish-wipers ; soap is left to soak in ' a
water ; clothes are whipped to pieces
by the wind ; hams and clveese mould !
ml fret, lull oi rkiptxtb: tea. cnttee
and spicks stand open and lose their !
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Birengin ; ooai is vmicu; vegeiaoies .
that would warm over nicely are
thrown away ; scrubbing brushes are
left to warp in water ; bits of meat are j
thrown aw ay that would make a good j
soup of hash ; a pint or less of dough j
is left sticking to the bread pan ; the
cork is left out of the molasses jug
and flies take possession ; the ex- j
travegant use of butter, eggs and j
sugar in cooking ; pails are allowed
to sun-dry and fall apart ; bread is
w anted ; tea and coffee are made too
strong ; and careless breaking of
dishes.
GEYERjlirjC-EWS ITEMS.
No extravagant eulogy or expensive
display will make amends for an ill
spent life, and they cannot possibly
add honor to a well spent one.
The body of Jacob Sorg, of Al
leghany, missing since February 22,
has leen foand in the river at that
place with the liuilis lmund with
cords.
John Pippin, a wood-chopper of
Lewis Bun, near Bradford, stole a
lxittle of wood alcohol, drank it, and
died in fearful agony.
A Dubuque, Iowa, man has just
shipjHHl eleven hundred cats and
two hundred dogs to Dakota, where
the animals are wanted to exterminate
srround mice.
Peach stones find ready sale at $6;,
per ton in Vaca Valley, CaL They
are usel as fuel, "burning as long as
. - ii si l rri i
coal and giving more heat!" Apricot
fib nes are al i burned.
Wlien there is a tendency in th-tat.K-s
to rot after storing, fn-ely
sprinkling with fclaked lime is the
ln-st eorre'tive, particularly when the
trouble is what is called dry rot.
A Hungarian weaiimg ai noutn !
Bethleheni has been indefinitely ost
jonel liecause the father of the bride
refused to give Ins prosjective son-in-law
$200 for taking her off his
hands.
A Maryland fisherman has invent
ed a self working fishing pole, which
by the aid of stout spiral springs.
yanks out the unwary fish
streams while the fisherman
of the
smokes
and reads in peace.
A negro boy near Camden, S. C,
hst a dollar that lielonged to his
mother. He felt so badly alout it
that he liegan crying bitterly, ami
did not stop for 24 hours, and then
he died from exhaustion.
Tlie opening of an oil well which
Hows forty larrels a day on the Rynd
farm, in Venango county, on Oil
Creek a territory thought to have
been exhausted twenty years ago
has caused a rush for leases.
GrrrvsBmn, Pa., March 12. L. C.
Byurm, of this country, was to-day
arrested, and in default of $1000 bail
was held to answer the charge of
sending letters to two farmers
threatening to burn their barns.
Mildred Maddox, of Brewton, Ala.,
dressed up as a tramp ami attempted
to frighten her mother. The disguise
was perfect, and Mrs. Maddox
emptied the contents of a shotgun
into her daughter's lody. . The girl
will recover.
A pony is lx-ing daily sent up in a
balloon and lieing let down by a
parachute, a la Baldwin, iu London,
and the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals is leiug agitated
by anxiety to know whether the pony
is scared tr not.
Last week one ui;ht somelxxlv
made himself lm Id enough to steal "a
load of railroad ties from Henrj"
Iveislin, nt Knoustown. The ties
were found at Millerstown, but the
' thief t-tscaieL 1 he same week some-
ldy oneil the Ink of John Rhodes'
granary, and helped themselves to a
lot of wheat and oats and about fifty
bnO 1414 4 )f fi iVtl wllllll llH4 111 if 1 44-4.11
1 found ret. Cad luck to the thieves
. - -.
anyhow.
The ministers in attendance upon
the Juniata Lutheran Conference at
Liverpool, lVrry county last week
were. J. C. Jluuima, Adamsburg ;
H. W. Follmcr, Yengertow n ; S. E.
Smith, Ni-wjort : i. W. Leisher, Mc
Ahst.n iile ; I. P. Ncff, Blain ; C. L.
McColineli, Belleville; J. B. Focht,
Lewistown ; I'hilip Graif, Mifllin
town; M. S. Itomig, LirerjKsJ ; S. M.
Mountz. Thompson town. Delegates:
Itarick, Adamsburg; Samuel Keen,
Newport ; Uriah Shuman, Thompson
town : Wm. Gross, Belleville; ller. A.
S. Fichthoru, Lewistown ; Jonathan
Wert, Millerstown.
The ubiquitous swindler has evolv
ed a new plan by which to swindle
the honest farmer. A chap in clerical
broadcloth and w hite choker enters a
farm house and asks for lodging or
dinner, as the case may le. During
Lirt wtav be annutinceK himnflf to lie a!
traveling Bilile liKtrilutr, in the er
vice tf a relijjious institution, and he
tloeH ho fnr as to present the faiuily
with a Bihle frwiu a filleil TaliHe.
He is careful to hay that his society
rexjuirea its distributing nieniWrx ti
pay their own, way, aud exhibit
vouchers thereof. After partaking
of the good folk's hoKpitality he pre-
pareu to leave antt aks for his bilL
He ih generally told no charge ih
made, but he calls their attention to
"the rules, and insists on paying
twenty-five cents per meaL Then
he mildly requires a receipt on his
blank form, 'a voucher you know,
and pets the farmer to sign it. In
DO days there is a notice from a
neighlxiring bank to the pious farm
er to call and pay the note for $1C2
50, which it liought and liears the
farmer's signature. Ex.
At the session of the general con
ference of the railroad commission
ers of the several states, with the
members of the inter-state commerce
commission, March 6th, at AVashin'-
i T-k 44 -t 1 , , . "I
ton D. C, ex-railroiul Gjmmiasioner
coffin of Iowa, now representing the
, .1 .l , 4-4 4 .
nnnueruiHKi 01 oraKemen mtuie ail
address in the course of which he
said :" "Our Commission in Iowa has
caused a law to lap niade effective
that has lu on the statute books
ten years, to the effect that the rail
roads shall report to the commission
the accidents occurring alonr their
I lines, and it shown that in ten rears
1 we have killed and maimed
2.424
i men in the state of Iowa by the pin
and link coupler and the hand break,
These are a-stoumliug facts. Tbe
avonie would le mietbin" bke 20
year. Tht- reports commenced
when we vio c y otKW miles or rail-
way, while m u w have 8,000 miles. :
I ne commissioner s reiton ihbi
shows that there were killed and j
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oioi .- tumc inn tan-w nn
349 men. There are 150,050 miles
of railroad in the United States, and
over six thousand of these strong,
active men were either killed or
maimed for life from these two causes
alone last year. Ijvst year in the
state of Iowa there were 29,345,846
passengers who traveled. Not one
was burned by fire heating stoves
while at the same time we killed and
injured in that state, by the pin and
link coupler 350 men."
LEGAL.
rJlRlENMAL APPEALS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tb dates previously advertised for hold
ing tbe general appeal in the commiwioD
era' office are changed. The following have
bees aubatitnted.
For weit side or river, March 21, 1HR9.
Fur tut side of" river, March 21. 1H89.
A rpecial appeal will be held at McCul
locha Milla, March 7th. 1889. By order of
THE COMMISSIONERS
O. W. BcaCHriELD, Clerk.
February 27,isaa. id.
jXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
EtUttof DAVID SMITH, latt of Dtla
trire (otrjAt, Juniata Co , ate a.
Vberraa Li-ttrr Tealameatary on the
lat W ill nd Tnntvttnnnt of David Smith,
late nf ihn li nhio of UWaware. daceawd
. -li)r ,i m, i,.debied to naid
.
entair to uake tniine-lutii patmeoi ana
tbM bavins c!aiio to present the same
dnlv anthrntioted for wtllemrut.
JONATHAN REISER, Executor.
Tbompkoiitowo, March lG n, 1889 6w.
Amendment: to the cowstitu
1ION r.rnuored to the citizens of this
Com moii ex iti by tbe Orneral Aasenibly of
tne Cimiiuonwealth of 1'ennny Ivinn, for
ihir .Limiiial 4 r rritM'.tion at a itwctal
riw-tiou to t held June 18. 1889. Fui.ii-b
ed bv order ot the Sevretarv of the Com-
ntonmtaltb, in purauaoce of Aiticle XVIII
of tbe Constitution.
Joint resolution propoin(tan amendment
to tbe Constitution of Ibis Commonwealth :
r.ECTloa 1. Be it reMlved by the Senate
and Hne of KepreMsntatives of the Com
monnealih ol Hennaylvania in tieneral At
armhlt met. That Die lolluwing amend
ment la trroiMiaed to the Con.titution of the
Conitnouwealt.i .f Pennaylvania, in accord-
ance ith the Khteetith Article thw.f:
Thrreahallbw an additional article to
UoB.ti atle..totK:ar.igoaieaa.Ar.ic.;
II X. aa fnlloira : ;
A KTICLK A1A.
Th manufacture, al, or krrpina for
(air ol fitioxicatiriiC liquor, to b uxsl a
br-ri)i', i hereby prohibited, and auy
vii.la'ii.ii 'hi pruhiliitiun .hall he a
Diiadeturui.r. tmilmbltf as buaII Ij iro.
drd hy L.
The niaiiulac'iire, aalr, or keeping fur
a!o ot iBtoxtciiii( liquor for other pur-
poera than aa m bct oraice may be .llow.-l
och manner oniv as may b j.m-nbed bv
law Tbe;ene,al A.nemblT -t the
Utst sewnon cucceeiliug tlw adoption ol this
article or the Constitution, enaci law. ith
ciiarles w. stone,
grrrwT of the Cmmonae.lth.
1 VFVnWKVT TO TI1V mVITlTIT
A tion prwnot to thncttizent i thi.
tm,uneai.h bj the General Ahiy :
ol IheConimonoealtb of Pennsylvania lor
their eiproval r rjrclii.n at a special elxc- j
tion to beheld Jane IS. 1S'.I. I'lihllih.-d I
by Older of tbe Secretary of the Common- j
wealth, in pursuance of Article XVIII of:
tbe Constitution s
Joint reeoluUon proposing sn, amend- J
roent to tbr constitution of the common-j
Sictiom I. Be il retolced by the Senate
and Home of Heprttenlatinet of the Com-
monwealik of Penmylrania in General .It -
tembly met That the lullowiog is 1-rupoi.eil
as an amendment to tbe constitution ol the
Commonwealth of IVnnsylvanU in accord- !
nee witn tbe tirovisiuus ol the eighteenth
4vrtwb. .
AMESDMENr.
Strike out from section one, of article
eif bt, tbe four qualifications for voters
"h.!i?.r-t?"?-foI'ow,s r a I
If twenty-two years of age or upwards,
be shall have paid within two years, s stte j
or cvnnty tsz, which shsll bare been as- 1
s-sd at lt-.aat two months, and paid at J
leaat one month before lha election," so'
that the section which reads as follows : !
"Every mate citir.n, twmty.one years of
shall be entitled to vote at all elections
n.-wo- " Bk iuiiuh Autft ijusiiui aiiuili '
Firr-t. He shall have been citixeu ot
the United States at iengt one month.
Second, lie shall have resided in the
stale one year (or if, hav.ng previously
been a qualified elector or native born cili
ten ol thr slate, he shall have removed
1 herefrom and returned, then six months)
immediati-ly preceding tbe election
Third. He shall have resided iu the elec
tion district where he shall offer to Tote at
least two months linmnliately preceding
the election.
Fourth. II twer.ty-to yearn of ajre or up
wards, he shall have paid, within two years,
a state or county lax. which shsll ba.o
been asKeaaed at least two months and pi1
at leaat one month before tl.e elict on,"
shall lie amended, su as to read as follow :
Every male citizen twenty one years ol
possessing Ihe following qa tlifialiiins.
ahall be entiill to voir at the polling place
oi me ei.-ctiuii ui-inct or which he shall at i
the lime lie a reaideut aod not elaewcrre :
r irai. rte shall have been a citizeu ol
the United Stales at luaal thirlr days.
S'Cond. lie hll hare resided in the
stsio one year (ur il, having prerioualy
oeen a quaiineii elector or native burn ctti-
lea ,D state, he shll have removed
Ibcrefrom and returned, then six innnlhu.)
muieuiaie.; preceamg ine election.
i oirn. ne snail nave resHIea in the dec-
tion liatric! wbi re he shall offer to vnta at
least iliirly ds iimued lately la-ecwdiiig Ihe
elrctiou. The leialature, at lha seasiou
tbrreot ll M.-r Ihe alupiiu ..I :hi i-c-
tion, shall, an ! Itltu lime lo time tiu-r. al
ter may, eitae.t laws to properly enforce
this provision.
Fourth. Erery male citizen of the age 01'
lweniy-ot,u years, who shall have been a
citizen lor thirty days and ai. luhabilant ol
this state one year, next preceding an elec
tion, except at municipal elections, and Jt'ir
tbe last thirty days a resident of tbe elec
tion district in which he may offer his vote.
shall be entitled Iu vote at such an election
in tbe election district ol which he shall at
tbe time be a resident and net c-lsewbere
lor all vffieera that now are ur hereafier
may be elecled by the people s Provided,
That in lime of war no elector in the actual
military service of the State or 01 tbe
United Stales, in the army or navy thereof,
shail be deprived if bis vote by reason of
his absence from such election d .strict, and
tbe legislature shall have power to provide
tbe manner in which and the time and place
at which such absent electors may voto,
and for the return and eanvana of their
votes in tbe election district in which I bey
respectfully reside,
r 11114. rw ina purpose 01 voting, no rer-
. .h.n he Lt t,,,. . ,.-t
k . 1 r .- .
j a residence by reason of bu presence or ab
sence while employed In tbe service of tbe
U mted States or tbe S tate, nor while engaged
in the navigation of the watera ol the State or
of tbe bigh seas, nor while a student ot any
college or seminary of learning, nor while
kept at any almshouse or public inatitntion,
except the inmates of any home (or d is
abled and indigent soldiers and sailors, who,
for tbe purpose ot voting, shall be deemed
to resale id the election district where said
home ia located. Laws shall be made tor
ascertaining, by proper proofs, the citizens
who shall be entitled to Ihj right ol suf
irage hen by established.
A true ropy ol tbe Jo;at resolution.
CHAKLeS W. STONE,
Secretary of tbe Common weal ih.
fSLJw JollyV. 0
V ftfc Dad but HI I Wy
AOME BLlCintO if
and I'll hm it a mam.
WolffsAGMEBIacking
IS A GREAT LABOR SAVER.
A SHINE LASTS A WEEK.
RAIN AND SNOW DON'T AFFECT IT
NO BRUSHING REQUIRED.
MARES A SHOE WATERPROOF.
CSED BT MEN. WOME.t AMD CHILDEI.
Cm b. waited lika OH Oloth. mod kteolotalr
Softens and Preaervw all kind
of Leather.
AakteBVaaddaaotsm "P till raa aa4 roa
wUI b wall iwwardad.
aU or Mw 84jm. Oioawm. PriiaiiH. Ac.
For Hamwwe a to aaaqa.til.
WOLFF Jt RANDOLPH. FHlLUELfltlL
Jeic Firm.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
No more summer for months
to come. Fall and Winter are
here, and to conform to the
chance, the Senior member of
the firm has just returned from
Eastern Markets, where he se
lected with preat care the goods
that his many patrons favor
DROP JJ.
He have now lined our
shelves with Fall and Winter
Uoous ol all kinds. Uur cus
tomers have appreciated our
efforts to give them goods to
suit their purposes, and we
believe that we are better pre
pared than ever to merit their
confidence. e invite you to
come and hee and be satisfied
1 11 Olir dress goods department!
j almost everything
Don't be backward, call for
what you want.
Shoes and Hoots.
Our Boot and
part men t is full in
Shoe De
its assort-
. ment, ana you certainly can oe
j j fit qualitv !lnd price.
r
j Whatever improvements have
n added by the manufactures
we have them all. We can
j wupply you wlth loot Ave.,r for
mi y in ji uut unji ri i i vui
i irrocorv Department never lags.
u- haVe on hand a lull line Ol
, .
FrCbll, Ulld l'UHCy
4 ,?6'1l5,C,gi?.',, t!
S-Jf M 5 L flj H M. Aid
JYltO, tlie Ollly full line Ol
J
.
111 the COUIltV. KvelV JlOUSe
jniist liave it- lllii MJlllliV ol
II,u,vl "'lv ll- 11111 PUTI' "
Queens and CJIa.-.SlVare, tiiid i.H
-.1 . ,.,.. ... -....I.
tlie tole to c.tn 011 ior ?ucu ar-
I
! tides.
Al! orders bv
mail will re-
ceive 1.1 umpt attention.
ltei!!CIIll)er the p!a e,
M AIX STl.i-.hT, Oi l'osn ii CoUJiT j
.,...
J llllllllfsWII, til.
; l-'retTk l'M'lO rClZ A I I J i
Successful Troatmont cf Cisoasa
A SCIENTIFIC BiSGQVERlf !
.1111 Itlllll l Iktr i uaae ol uli Mrrnsrr.
itiH ftm:: Kii.i.rit
Kll:.tbe .Itii-rebes.
Successful Trectmtnt.
cures:
Cstsn-h,
Bronchitis,
Conr.u Tint ion.
Malaria,'
Rhtum:ii$m.
WeeHerfa-l Toetr i.ti.l
HloMl ni ibr i .
Tbs effieaer of th afiml K t!l t in r-s rf . . a -sawpCim
hu beae no if.tnllr .lni.tnaTi :t-.4t
an j'i4ti.s4 ib elaimlnc f ritc-i4 its i-xf-: tw,.ad
i mr-itl iu poer in earin rvwa a. Irrrw, ihM
T4win, m-fih' anowa. no i t-itn i.ir it
I i,a"i:.l. bat mo clara hat rt ttiM fnrr anci
w-jt in- . jnjci an n i non. ir.,n ujih se. ffnnm
with 4iM- ipnMita. -ak ajtH 4bilitat4Nl will Aniii: tna
141 t-.ic K4erTinpbaltl ba rt. part icalartr thuw
wa bin "BllKPsd fw Jara wilb nrBrall'-hrofiit li
J44. Mm ib or I4rrm.. aii4v . 4 1ia.w,. Tha
m.li l:ia tnt will kill Ih revia aoil at Ilia eemft litaa
mm t !; pMiant la tba ma t Ba.
tftulcl ttnlr m on atlnn .?i j-i.. f'rlee Tt I K.
sna-eiot t' laat Vnnt otw TMnntti. Cbe.tn: withiii tha
raach of all. Phvufi-ui f 17 Tr 4-nwrienra in
narawnT thaoClta. S..ait fnr-irf-ilar nt iafurmatKai.
Wm. Faiarn's Micrcba KSJsr. &?.Kz
. rl filT'C "ri.rnR.TFIFFMI.E row.
till. Ui U
dei4 aiw 4ar B4trf aia4 a n. f uL t
4a4a i , B ntr aafrlcvr u ail ol h.r mm.
metl.4, or eh f.'uiMkd. sent l,y 4141I f 1. laft4o
u4ara. It 1'LX. s: Trvimail lkjaaoa, kaca.
KM4I br IO WX) 4 iivar m an wtr.-n.
Ufa cf HENRY WARD BEECHES' LM:
lr JlhisttrmtsM. cllmr h tlf ftrom bin hirttl So tiati
desmtia. I'tttw On iKftlmr. W i irt wmmgm prfMUcl,
100
PF.K PROFIT snd Kam
rlNT pled Free 'o men can-
rassera lor Ir. droit's Genuine
Klectrlc lieltii. llriiaheM, 4tc. La
dy agents wam.-d for Kleefric foraets.
Quu-K sale. Write at once lor terms. Dr.
Scott, hi IJ'wav. K. T.
PeiiniylTiiiA aLgrica!tnral Vorkx, Tori, Fa,
raxaaar-s oiaaaara t.g iaes aaa saw situ
Saa f4r ( atalavn. r-,...- a..
aVaaress A. B. W AKQCHaB 605. lork, Pa.
Aaia job aa,r Ui ir
an a oonl.la Ua mta
CiraelL
IT
F1aXS& (into 11500.
K3ASX S3S to 1133 1
trial la twwp - - k.
atolull4aliaC(u,S35t.2t5tJl.r.'
Tbe oldest and best Institution for obtain
ing a Business Education. Wo have suc
cessfully prepared thousands of yonnr men
for the active duties ollife. For Circulars
ad area a,
!. Ili rrti JiOTS. P ttsbnrp, Pa.
1
1 riftt
asaaaXsaK7-' fsT
Wi" Imfn
AUTUMN AND WINTER
I HAVE THE '
Latest Fall
WINTER
TbeCbampUo ( lolbler ol.Junlala C ount havlns 1
turned fromllbe Eattternrcltleswltli a;vv onalerTuI tr-
FAJLL AIND WIJNTER STOCK,
Will niuke Iriends, outshine rivals, win victories. nj sei;
merits. WEN'S KOY'S Sc CHILDREN'S D 'U
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
and Gent's furnishing goods. First Class t onibinii)r Stvie.
Elegance, with prices that will astonish you. No sale is experts Bn
I prove this.
But I ask your patronage only when I give eompleto i-atigfno'.a. v.
stock of HATS, CAPS, HOOTS & SHOES OVER-ALLS, WATCH kJS
Jfjv fcl.lll , clieo, percale and White hhirts. eok weir, C&V
Cuffs.Tinnks and Satchels, is full hnd complete. Call rin? iSB
Sanil STRAYER.
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER AND FTHMSHER
IN PATTERSON.
Jnna 16, 1886.
l,ocm K. Atkik.uk. Y. il. U. Fkdmxll.
ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW,
MIKFLINTOWN, PA.
recollecting and Conveyancing prcuipi
ly attended to.
Orrici On Main street, in place of resi
deuce of Louis K. Atkinson, Ksq., south oi
Bridge street. XOct 26, ltWG.
M. CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Has resumed actively the practice ol
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
branches. Office at the old corner ol Tlmo
and Orange streets, MiUlintown, Fa.
March Ti, 1876.
Johh KcLacoblih. Joiirn W. Stimmkl
MCLAl'GHLIX K STiM MEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYAL, JUNIATA CO., t'A.
JjyOnly reliable Companies represented.
Jsn. 1, lt-ly
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
OFMIFFLI.1TOWK, PA.
WITS
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL..
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSKFH ROTH ROCK. Prenient.
T. VAN IKWIN, Vathnr.
DiaccToas.
W. C. Pomeroy, Joseph Kothrock,
John Uertsler, fbilip M. Kjner,
Robert B. l'arker, Louis E. AtSuuson,
T. V. Irwin.
STOCKBOLI EKS :
Philip M. Krpner, Annie M. Shelley,
Joseph Koihrock, Jsne H. Irwin,
L. K. Atkinson, R. K. Parkier,
W. C. I'oBiiToJ, J. Holii.es Irwin,
John Herirlrr, T. V. Irwin,
Mary Kurtz, Jerome IV. 1 lion j ton, Jr
Chariot le Snyder.
Three and Four per ct-nt. interest will be
paid on certificates ot drpoMt.
jsn 23, 1889 tl
j Tall and Winter Goods.
I would inform the public tliat I bate
now iu uiy new millinery store at toy place
of residence on Water street, Mifflintown, ,,.', a!i regular stations beta jsn
second door from corner of Bridge street, and Altoona reaches Altuuu at 8 0 f. a.,
a full stock, of ;Fsll K. Winter millinery 1 fitisburg t.-J0 p. m.
goods, all new, and of the latest styles i Altuosa Aix-omhupatikn !"i"i PU
snd having employed first clss niilliners ' 'llrn- daily t 1 1 . a ..... li.rri-uur, tt
y : at 1 "a . til T . I t I. n . a I .1 A t, in Ml.
I I
m prepared to supply the public with
everything found in a flrstclsss milliner
store, come and ez&mine nrv stock.
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DKIML.
Msrrh 22-S7.1.V.
WISH TO STATF.
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
than
That I can stof tootuacuz in less
Hve minutes ; uo pain, no extracting.
That I can extract teeth without pain,
by tbe use of a fluid applied to tho teeth
and gums ; no danger.
Thst Diseased Gurastknowni
as Scurvy) treat fj. ed siicci-ssfully
and a cure war.fcfftiijr'"'anted ia every
r-itvrfaranted in every
JXEZ
caae,
Teeth Fixlbd and warranted for lile.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or.
rrmoddled, from $9.00 to $12 per set.
beautiful Gum Enameled Teet inserted at
prices to suit all.
All work warranted to give perfect satis
faction. People who have artllk ial teeth
w ith which they cannot eat, are epecially
invited to call. Will visit professionally
at their homes If notified by letter.
Will visit regularly ataRichtleld the 2nd
weeks of May and October.
Tc as Csh.
G. Lu DERR,
Practical Den tint,
EST A BLlAHr O IN MIFFLIIfTOWl, Fa., IS 1800.
Oct. 14 '80.
OIIaSIOILSIOIIaS!
THE STANDARD OIL COMPAUY!
of Pittsburg Pa., make
-A. SPECIALITY
of mantifactniing for the Domestic
trade the Finest Brand of Illuminat
ing and Lubricating Oil, Naphtha
and Gasoline, that can be made from '
Petroleum.
We challenge comparison with j
every known Product of Petroleum.
I
If yon wish the most 1
UNIFORMLY SATISFACTORY
OILS IJT THE MARKET,
ask for oura, trade for MiIlintown and j
vicinity Supplied by
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO.
Tannary Cn..-9-1 v.
And
STYLES
PENNSYLVANIA RA1LP.0AD.
TIM K-TADLE
On end sfter Sunday Nut', vt,
trains that stopat M:31iniIruoiif',u
KASTWARD.
LTOO!A ACCOUSODATIDS !eT.t Altosi,
daily at 6 U( a. m.. Tr..ne 5t3 t ,
Huntingdon a. m.. ocst Cnl(
6,57 a. m., Newton Hami'ton 1 t m
SlcVeytown 7.02 a. 10.. I.ewiat.mn 7
ru., Vilford 8.0ft a ni., Mifflm (!,
Port Royal 8.17 a. m-, Mi-tico X.Ti . aj
T uscar or a 8.26 a. m.. Vanilyke 8, iO s. a '
Thomfsontown 8,37 a. ru., Darward .4j j
m., Millerstown 8.49 a in., Nnwport i.Hm.
in., arriTine- at Harrn-l nrt at 10 05 a
and at Philadelphia, l,2fi p. m.
Ska Snoil Expacas leaves Altooot Jtfit
at .ff a. m., and stoppinir a sit rafaar
stations lietween Alliums and HarrUtwr
reaches Mitllin at 9-6G a. m., Harrudaii
11.40 p. M., and arrives in Philadelphia u
3.16 p. in.
Mail Tbais leaves l'ltt.r-'g daily tS
6.56 a. in., Altoona at -,t0 p. m., thi aw,
ping at all regular stations am ten at H
at 6 03 p. tn., Uarribburg 7.00 p. m., Fiat
adelpbia i '1 a. m.
Mail Express leaves iitt-hurg st 1 OOpa.
Altoona ii p in ; Tyrone (islpm; Hon.
ingdon 7 37 p ni ; l.ewiatuan 4"! pa; (a.
Bin 9 10 pm; Uarrinburg KM.') m Yk.
rtelphia 4 2a a m.
Philadelphia Kiprci Kill atop at U&
at 11 87 p. ru., wbeu Uoged
WtSTAKB.
Fast Like leave" Phiarlelphia dal'y u
I 11 60 a ru; Harrii-burg ;! 40 p m, Um
6 06 p ni J lewistown 6 :'8 p ni ; A.lwist
8 10pm; arrives st Pitinhuig al 11 Uym.
! Wat pASFor leaves Phllslalata
j daily at 4 MO a. in.; IWrinbtirg, b 15 a. n
Duncsiiuon, 8 o 1 a. ru.; Xevrpnri, U 24 a.
in.; Millerstown, 9 40 a. ni.; Tlinmmuntowi,
I 9 62 a. ra.; Vim Dyke, 10 (id a. ui.; Tuaoar
j ora, 10 04 a. ui.; Mexico, 10 07 a. m.; rrt
; Koyal, 10 I4. n:.; Milllin, lo 0 a. mj
Miltord, 10 - a. ni ; Narnmn. l'i :-l t. .
: Lewiatown, 10 40 a. in.; McVirtian, 1114
. m.; Newton Hsiuiilnti, 11 3 a. ru., Hit
tingdon, 12 17 p. m.; Tyrone, 1 7 a.
. Altoona, 1 45 p. m., and t..(.i at .1 rrfsisf
' stations between !iarrii!p:irj Alliuut.;
OtITSR Exrszss IraVi'S i'!.iUdrl(,blA4i
ly at 5 "U p. in., H.irriat,ure, In 1'U f. a.,
stopping at Kockvilln, MarysTill, Ousua
uon, Neaport, Millertwn, Tbumpfuslovi,
I
I'ort l.oyal, timo at Vi'tlin, II 60 p. m.; Al
toona, '1 JS) s. in., and Fittaburg, t) 10 s. a.
Mail Tkaik leaves riiilsaslpii's daily si
7.0(1 a. m.t Harriilinrg 1 1 .-0 a. ui., 5r-
rrt 1-' 1 in Mitliin l'i.17 n !.. 4lw.
1 ' 0 ,0"' m Milk.r-ro.ru .5,2s'V
1 Tl.oiupsontowu 5, i'i p. iu., V'a.i lvts t,M
1 : p. u., 1 uscarora o, 11 p. u... an-iicu o.v f.
I 01., 1 on D.u ai o,-Jt p. 111., aiiLiiifi utvv f.
! nj., Lewistown p. ui., MVnj tees t,
I 4H p. m., lewtnn Ha uiinni 7.10 y.
! UuDtiiigduQ 7 4il p. 111., Alti a u UO p. a.
j Pacific Express IraTes I'liiisiialpbis 11 ti
' p m; Harrinburg 3 lo a n. ; Diiu. ai.oes I
;SIam; Newport 4U1 in ; Mifflin
lioj Lew istown 0(1 a tn ; He Vej tnws i B
la. m; Mt. Union 6 4' s ru ; I!iiiitiiid-1
i 12am; I'eU-rsburg f -5 a ru ; sprues Lrssl
G 40 a m ; Tyrone 7 U0 a 10 ; fc-ll's Kui
j'tnil Altoona 0"i a in ; FilisHni
i 12 4 ') p iu.
Sea fcbore Kxprrss est, on SnotU'i,
; will connect with nn!y ! ! e'l li-s'isf
1 Ilarrisburg at 1 l " p. n-
LKWITOW.N WVISH'S.
I Trsins leave Lowistown Junction lor
ry at ti 10 a tn, 10 55 a ui, 8 lo p ni I
Suntmrv at 7 4.i a 111. A 00 p m.
Trains arrive at Lewituwn Junction
Milroy at 8 60 a m, 1 25 pm, 4 an pm; rrsa
Sunbury at 0 25 a rc, 4 0 1 j' m.
TThONK DIVISION.
Trains leave Tyrone for Belli-fout ss4
Lock Uaveu at B 10 a ui, 7 15 p m. I'
Tyrone lor Curweusville and ClosrHrfl si
8 20 a ui, i 06 p in, 7 25 p tu.
Trains leave Tyrone lur Wsrrisrf Miri,
PenuhVlvsnia Furnace aud Scotis st i '-'
m and I 20 p ra.
; Trains arrive at Tyrone from bslls'o"1
and Lock Uaveu at 12 05 p ru, aul 6 57 p
i Trains arrive at Tyrone from Cureess
J ville and Clearfield at ti 6b a m, sDd 114
! tu. o 17 pm.
I Train
uns arrive at Tyrone frutu Srotis, sf
Mark and Fenua Uatiia Furnace sl
! riors Mark
26 a m, at 6 40 p m.
U. Ac B. T. H. K. it HEDKt'KD DIVISIOS.
Trains leave Huntingdon for Bsnli
liyndman and Cuiubcriand at K '5 s.
and ti ii6 p. lu.
Trains arrive at Huntingdon ror" fi
ford, Hyndmau and Cumberland st IZ
j p. ni., 6 20 p. m.
HOLL1DA YShUKG BKANCII-
Trains leave Altoona for points S"ith, s
7 20 a m. 8 25 a 111. 12 50 p tu. 1 I t "'
6 00 p m., 8 '0 p ni 9 50 p ru.
Trains arrive at Altomn horn r0'""
South, st 6 45 a m. 1 1 36 a in. 1 ' P m '
65 p. m. b 40 p. m. 7 i p m- snd 10 T
m.
Caution .tot Ice.
All persons are hereby rsnti-ned.
trespass on the lands ol the underaigoea
Spruce Hill, and Boale townsbii. 'r
a
Judb , 19.
iri.- i- 4 .f Rmulltran
ofEce l
place to get job wo. k done. Ti y it
pay von if von vr. i "
i-tirri4ia. nl 4r14.htTl.1f Deme. uuu..
ing, or in anv other way trespassing,
said lands, as the trespass ls will i'
forced against people ho violate as fl I
nassi""" Mis"1
SENTINEL
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Pabscription,
i advance; $2.iJ
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