SENTINEL V REPPKLICAN
MirFLINTOWX.
vTrTtrmT,jrLY 1,190.
T. F. S CHWEIER,
bditob a-tn rmorirrr.
Eepublicau State Ticket.
it IVJ RNOlt,
OKOmiK W. PKLAMATF.T?,
Prr.wftird County.
i.ihtf.n vr IO FKNOR,
T.OI IS A. WATIIKS,
Link :ma County.
k R.rmisv -f intkrnu. a v fairs,
tttomas J. STKWART,
M. .'i'-it'.rY C i-mty.
T"- l:i::c!j inter money in lV.U'TMS
Avre-s In st'-t if. .11 :it to ?!-2.f-.
An r.it'fjK r. b nt. trick rtviy win
I'Tire, wl.i.-h Piitti-i.i'i will discover
lieTt Novi-tuber.
r- i I i t : t : - n v.i'. :e svit nji
Salt K w t i N r.
Tut I.ntiiMuna L ttry bill wns
! by i1 c F...;r i;mi I','i--I:itui'e
v. :;1(t ( i. . ,t : ii .i-'s . t'.
1 1 will t;ik.i li'.i.u bny to hold
7.1 ! iiit. 'f t'ie I tu ci atic jutty
in line for the N mUvr election.
'Thk t ruin wl.uh went 1 1 rc ticju
K.in'e ( 'reek bi i.le. near Collins,
ville, Tcvts. was l.uleil with beer
and I 1 1 1 The natives from the
surround: nr c, mntry wer not IoDl,'
in learning how much liquor ws
vroin t wavte, und in a few hours
nearly the holo t"wnIii was
drunk.
Not For Pattison
Tnr Piiihidclphia nquirer av:
Mr. loii' l M.-i li in. f jimerlv emir
man of th UraJf irl C uut lm
ucrafn: c.'iuiaitt'e, now -uj.er-'ntm-lwit
( tue i'oliiisvlvaiiia I'anal
C. inj ury. i- one r tiie 1 morrats
w ho i- ( j osod to Irs party's an
ti: l-te for i-j cr'or. H is out
spoki ii in 1. is ( ppo-it ion. Siid l e.
"I ai.! utterly opposed to Puttisou
m a. ' i : i of bis vt j of ttie Soldier
It-trial bill. -l.:eh w.is liappily pis
s d over his head, and i t day one
of the best aud su.-M huiii.ine laws in
o ir S'se. I tinnk you understan-l
I,i- w'uen I -.ay that I oppose l'at
t:.s.'ii"s e! ct'.-n f rtivern..r n.t be"
et;:-.. I have :o:v l..e lor the Kepub.
h an i nr;v. I haii- rerlt rtspn-t t" T
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J'!! I t i-.an t -t
.! n li.tlt
if i !i ir ii
s-'ut iijiciit f x the tia
it it inn-; will ni-t le
ftble 1. 1 ji i i.- t .late "ir form of jfnv
evntueut. It wis innate sentiment
that iruiij'ted 1 1 its yunnj men nf our
State and i' nintrv t. v luntcei- in
111 defetlse if the lilliuU, ail J j
ra t s.irdi 1 -.'a in, as s .r.ie of the men
f tlli.s ditv sir, actuate them, (i. .v
rnoi- l'attisou. hy his v.-to of tlixt
bil!, did all that, was in his power to
to crush out i f the minds of the
rising and Cuming ovm ration that
natural end ju.-t aripieciatiou of
(latriot i.iin.
"My fnither reason for opposing
Pattison is, if ha were elected (which
is not possible), it would uiilv do
iuornli the I h-mocratic party in the
future. l iic 1 h tu n-rats of Pennsyl
vania . rc ri"t rtipoiisil .le for llov-
eruor 1'attis.iii's acts, whether oood
or had, until they renominated him.
Now t very ineniln r of tho pfirtywho
votes for him approves of all his acts.
Therefore the KepuMican party can,
with tho utmost propriety, charge
the li ni. ciats with Leino; soldier
haters. Sho-;!d he he elected nlin,
what is to pict nt him from showing
liisconteir.pt for tho . Mitrs in a
still more marked wn ' It wn the
soldiers who saved the I'nion of
these States. Yes. they saved l'enii
hlvaiiia fri ni pillage. Cut of course
ti.at wa-, all wroii"-. according to Mr.
l'attison's Christian and political
(not Ii iiioi iatii' notions. This suh
ject is worthy of heing treated hy a
masterly liar. 3, ud of cuurse I am
only able to give a mere outline of
the position that Governor l'attisou,
by hi then one-man power, trid to
inject into our manner of treating
the brave vol,inte.-r Holdiers of our
uunt rv."
A Frokibition Champion Dead-
Nru Y..I.K. .Inly Otli. - (.t-nerxl
Cliiitoii !'.. I'isk. tiie IVohibitionist
leader, died nt his home I7" West
l"i!ty eighth rtreet. at half p ist ten
o'clock tkia morirtic Hu lund Rtif-
fere-1 frcu nn attack c
f the
death
e-rrp
wan
since last w'nter and I
lac to a relapse.
t.'iititou lU.weii Fisk was Kirn on
IWetuber S. 12S. at the village ,.f
t iri-rsville. Livintou couuty, N. Y.
His p.-ireuts w r. . f Puritan" stock,
who had etuitrrafed ftom New Eng
land to the ( ii-ni Hie Valley. His fa
ther. Captain llcnjaiuin Fi.-k was a
blacksmith and wairuii niuki r. Cbn
ti'ti was his ti ft II sun and n lu-u the
child was less then - years old the
family emigrated to Michigan, set
tling in the wilderness countv of Leu
awe, where two years later Captain
Fisk died, leaving his widow to face
th world with six Ikivs to rear.
A SELf -MAXiE MAX.
Clinton whn nin was bound out
to Deacon Wright, and worked on
his farm for several years. He pick
ed up hie education by indomitable
effort. He sot his first Iook of Latin
l-Mins by training a coon to ila
tricks anJ selling bim to a circus.
When he was thirteen his mother
marrietl illi.nni Smith a well to-.lo
fanner. Mis tei-father I.ke.l hit
and the l:i. wan preannj; to enter
the Wesieyan Seminary at Albion
when Mr South die.I. The twice
widowed mother rcmovel to Albion,
and Clint in lH-an Ids studies, bat
before h wan graduated hit e
sijht failed him and he hadtoorjve tip
all 1ioim-s of taking a collepjw ours.
Hp U nimi' a i lcrk in n store after
ward : was an insurance ajrert. He
entered the army as a private, 1-'
cime a colonel and a brigadier gvn j
vrai. lie was a .Uetuoitist in reun
ion. In IONS he was the National
Prohibition candidate for the Presi
dency. There are thousands upon
thousands of men in privatt! life as
nl'le nndas o,od ns was (iuneral
Fitik, but to the youth who is at
tached to the glitter of public life,
the career of the (ieiu riii is a thin
in; li;.;ht in the way of what may Ik?
m riiie.t.
Dependent Pension Bill-
President Ilirrison signed thePe-
pcm.ent I rf.cn x-ill. i lit- toil jw in:'
are the rules prescribed for obtaining
pension under the new law approved
June 'J 7, l9lj
All pttikiocs under this act will
l oiuuieli.-e from the date cf filiuir the
: iippli. atioti (executed lifter the .as
sae of the act) in the Pension Ilur
eau No apphca,iou or declaration
will be good, if executed before June
27, 1S!M, (date of the a"0, or if not
in the form hnbstantially prescribed
by the Secretary. Iischare :erti
ticatus need not be tilel until called
for. The rates of this law are not
affecte-l by the rank of tiie soldier
This act provides the following rates:
For dependent father or mother, $12:
the wid.iw, ?S. and J2 additional for
each child of soldier under 1" years :
and if the widow dies, the child or
children can draw such pension. The
soldier is entitled to any rate from $
to 12 according to inabilitv to earn
a support. A pensioner under ex'st
ing laws niav ai-olv under tios onu,
or a pensio'.er under this one may
applv under other laws, but can draw
only oi,e peu.-u u at the same time.
This law lv.pitns in a soldier's
case: (1 An honorable discharge (2)
That he serv d at least iiiuety davs.
oil A permanent phvsical or mental
inabilitv to aru a upport, n"t
l ie to icious habits. (It neetl not
i:ue ol lginnted III the e-ervice. )
In ca.e c f a widow: (I) 1 hat the j
ii-I.l er crvei at Whs! iiiucty ilivs. !
,2) That he was hctifiublv lischar;
eil l'riK'f cf i!erttli, luit it need not
have li-en the result of hit service.
( 1 1 Tint t'ue wi.l.irv "is Titlmut i.ther
uit ans i f n i.j.,i t than her daily Iu
li"V."" (o Tluit she tiittrried the auLiiwr
I'lir t. Juue 27. lisSO, date of tbn
act.
Indr iiei'dent parent's case: (1) TLat
the m M r i'ie ! i f a wii?id, liijurvcr
l 'sea-e whi. 'l liud. r vriu r ll:s s.w.mM !
: . -. , , ' ,.. t,., !
ii. , u ! i .-!. ti !irv r.x.ts aim Ii nvrs, nn.l is known
he hit no lurmer hilii. ( lliat; -, ... ., ... T. .,,
tnother ior father! is nt rn writ de-
i . ... i . . i i t- !
runt Ul I'll I I l-T I .nia in. -
I ....
U.r.
Qwt legiilly Iniiiiid for her oir hisi sup
Pol t.
1 he rules and r.-ulation- of tie ;
1 rp:irtruent will govern aplicjints
anil attorneys. I lie Tee autili in no
case 1-e greater than ?li. and only s
shall 1h agreed upou hereunder be
tween tha claimant and ugeut.
I'enn)ltanla Uallrnad t
Hie Sranbrf-erBd se
lect i:rurtluu.
The secon l of tha Pennsylvania
Ki.ihcmi s Kerits of M-lt-ct escursions
to the sensiilo resurts of New Jersey
occurs ou Thurs.hiy. July 24tli. The
jioiiit-; eiubruceil iu the tickets are
Aluiitic City, C'tipe May, Sea lle
Citv. or Ocean Citv, any one of which
may !e ch't'i'. The Jersey Const
was never more uttntctive than it i-
this seaMOii, anl there was never f-o
much to ntiuiB..' aDl entertain the
vifntor. nor is their any port-ibid wny
in which all the pleasure of ashore !
life can be more thoroughly enjoyed
than through the medium of these
l ... I
A special tram composed of dAvi" . ' .'. . il
. ' , i ; niirli Itorin? bill saw Lis house in
parlor cars and dav coaches, will
h ave 1 'ittsburjr on the date mention
ed, at S 30 A. M., aud run through to
Philadelphia, arriving at T.l P. M.
The niffht will bo p isse.1 in Phiadel
phia and the pary will take regular
trains to th seashore next morning.
Passengers from Pittsburg, East
Liberty. Irwin. Uniontown, Connells
vilie, Scottuale. Stoucrvill-, CJreena
Imr.'. or Johrstown mav tske the
e.-eninLf trains leavim; Pittsburi; fori
in i i i l - ?A t w in i r I
Philmlelphia at 4..50 and S.1U 1 . 31.,
,,.! rn..o.l to the shore the next
morning
The first of these excursions was a
grand success and similar good for
tune is predicted for tbe others
The excursion rate from Mifflin is
$..;.. The special will leave at 3 05
P. M.
Anv special information in rffrard
to these excursions! may be obtained
by addressing Thomas Watt.
Passenger Agent. Western District,
110 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg.
Juniata Yeterun'B Re-anlon.
Time, Thursday, Sep. 2.V, 1MK).
MirvMNTows, June 4th, lS".i).
Kxecuttve committee of the Tetei
un assoi-iatiot met and decided that
the re union, should lie held in Mif-) wbo desire it, he will cheerfully send
tlm. on Thursday the 21th "day of '(free of charge) a copy of the per
S, ptember, 1V.HI, and Appointed the acription used, which they will find
following committees : j sure cure for Coantmpft'on, ,1sihm;
Committee on arrangements J. ' Catarrh, Bronchitis, and all throat.and
W. Hnghes, chairman : W. II. Rod- ( lung Maltdits. lie hopos all stifler
gers, II. W. Knisely, J. L. North, ; will try his reniedv as it is in
Cieo. Goshen, (Jen." Wm. Bell, David ! valuable. Thus, desiring the pre
Cramer. John Kirk and John Howe. J ncription, which wiU coat them noth-
Comuiittee on Finance Mifflin, I. iffcS r"ay prove a blessing, will
I. Mussor, Mosea Pannabaker and please address Rev. EJwnrd.1. Wilson,
Ci,.re,. IIe'k. Williamsburg, Kings County, New
Committee on Finance? Patter. ' ork.
s n. John Pannab iker. John Cope
lun.l and Kenj:imin iStine.
Township Committees to organize
each township.
Miifor I V. B McCahan. H O
Meloy. James Stewart.
Benle B. F. Croeier, James Co
der. John P. Mc William 8.
Tuscarora James Milliken, C C.
Sarvis, J. J. McMnllin.
Lack Absalom Iiice, Wm. LauTer,
James Ii. lihine.
Spruce Hill J. L. Barton, G. W.
Prrrer, Crrna Jacob.
Port R.taIO W. Olirer. Jona
than Orr. Jiiim Tinasell.
Tnrbett W. Y. Landia, O. W.
. FinV. W IT flerr,;r...e
i Fermaniwrh Sarum 1 Col.lron A
.1. MoiL Jonathan Kiufr.
I Favette TV-w-; nmn S T. -T-
Alister, T. T. IHvis.
Monroe W. V. Realinr, Sarauel
Shotsbnrper, Michael Rumfelt.
Snquehauua 1. T. Nichols, Elias
Crawford, E. O. Sheaffer.
Greenwool J. K. Stiaalin, J. T.
Dimm, Paul Cox.
Delaware .Jonathan Kf isor, Hen
ry Swalib, K. W. Huiuphrey.
Thonpsontown L N. Grubb,
John WVbster, II. S. Henkels.
Walker Luke Davit-, Wm. Fry,
II. I. Conrad. Adjourned.
W. J. Jack-mas, Chairman.
G. W. Brr.cHnr.i.p, Secretary.
Xeaclier' tiamlnatlont
Tor
M tllintown ar.d Fermanagh, in
Minliutown, July 23.
Pattersin and Mi'.f rd in Patter
son, Julv 2-1.
Port itoval and Turbett, in Port
Rorr.l. J-j'ly 25.
Walk- r, in Mexico, July '2K.
Uealc, in Johnstown, July '20.
Tuscarora, r.t McCullooh's !ills,
July 3D.
Iick, at Cross Keys, July 31.
Spruce Hill, at Spruce Hill, Au
gust 1.
Fayette, in McAIistervillo, Aug. 2.
Monre. in Hichfield. Aug. 4.
Susquehanna, at", l'rosperity, Au
gust 5.
Gre"nwxd, nt Straight Water,
August (J.
Thompsontown, in Thompson
town. Aug. 7.
Delaware, in East Salem, Aug. S.
Examinations will lcgin at 8 o'
clock. Strangers will le required to j
furnish a rcommendatmn of good
moral character. Applicant must
lw examined in the district in which
they intend to teach. Directors and
friends of educ ition are invited to
attend. A ieeial examination will
1 held i:i Mifilintowii Aug. 3D.
Joint II. Caknkv,
Co. Supt.
XEH URI U STORE.
,r I
M. P. Cm jTiiB:', PharmicisT,
has openeit a new drug store in Mif-
ttott.kT&ll T.l tlO 111 kTlu-L' flltl llllA '
cf till x xnlri t-it in a first class
Iriir hti-re. 1'rks. kii-tiuns imiLin
ly i'i)h.iMin. IViritv of inretli-
ellts i;iinnuit-el. The ntroptif of
t.K tiiMic is resix itftiiiv w.ncitet!.
I K-itu -rat nnd KeyiMter lmiMinir,
il'.site t).ld Fellows' Hall, ltrid'e
street. tf. "
A Cure Tor Constipation and
slrk Headache.
lr. Sila Itiie while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered a rixt tliat
! vrhen -.mI'iue I with other
herlis, I
'!lk-' nn -!,s-v ,rrta,in 'ur f,;l iu toe d.str.tw.tion ot sai.l land-
colistipatb'ii. It is iu the form of I ILHEKFOUCE SCHWEY1
as lollies i KiiniT me wt-m. ml in
f're si.
k ii.a.l.'U-l.- in one ni;bt.
, . 111 1
l - ..f rliu lir-a.r mt.l L.ltijv& uit.l
for the clearing 141 of the i-omplex-ion
it d -s wonders. Druggists sell
"l '
Main
our prices are awnv below all com
petition. letween .M'c anil .H we outcry, at Ihe late rrsideut ot said decdeut
will sell yotl a nobby Spring lerby, ! n Kajstte township, Juniata county, Ia.,on
in D'inlnp, Knox. Youmiin or English ! tiii-bsbat, tub 17a pat or jclt, a. d., IS'jO
Blocks. At S'-i.o'J we will sell VOlt ' at one o"cl'x k 1. M., or said day, the tol
the finest IVrbv ma.le which is fust ;'" destritwd Valuable Real EMale, to
1 oil below cnisive Hatters' prices. "'i:r,ct No. on: A ,rmct of Unii .i,,e in
If VOll want Crush or Tourist Hat we ! paVette township. Juniata county, la.,
call RCCOliiUio.lato Von with any color j bounded en the nortu by lands ot I.awis
an l shape voj desire. An.l in every j Depeo.on the east by lands ot Sophia s-
instance von 11 etlect a .saving at
Meyers Clothing; House.
Tarrible wrrk of flames.
Loriavii.i.E, July The family of
Mr. Watsep, consisting of his wife,
their S-vear-ohl sou and 18 tncnths-
okl infant, were burned to death near '
"arm"?.v Kentncky. on Saturday.
Sir. Watson had bem awav from
home with a number of friends to
cut a bee tree, and cn his return, at
11 Vlt- fe. tlx. i.,e. e.f a
nei7h borinp- bill saw his house in
flames. Defore he could reach the
home the family, who had gone to
bed. were cnt off and were bevend
all hope of rescue,
incendiary orijrin.
The tire was of
C,E. ER.iL A E If S ITEMS.
D laware couuty jeple complain
of tramps.
A iiiiiibuuiif iu.iu uamca .cuiieii
, ., "
A Harrisburg man named Schlich-
l" '"" moiu
organ content.
Sixteen telegraph jsjlcsout of uiue-
.. in- r i,,.:it
i 't i t v- i T-t '
struck Iiv Ii'-hnirtr iiiiritii Tlmr. :
a.iuia. i iiiiiu oiiiui., a nura-
d:.v's hb-rru, and kuocke.i to piec.s.
After a barn raising in Lancastrr
county the ructure was tos'ed by
placing in it eleven women whose
combined weight was 2040 pounds
TO CON SUM PTIVES
The undersigned having Lwen re
btored t health by simple means,
after Buffering for several years with
a sever lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption, is anx
ious to make known to his fellow suf
ferers the means of cure. To those
A IlemarVable Faster.
Galesa, Id., July 9 John Roth, a '
pauj-eT in the county hospital, is the
grf atest rival of tne illustrious Tan
ner that has come to the front of
late. This remarkable faster, accord
ing to th testimony, of the county
physician and of Superintendent
Byrne, bas not tasted food, solid or
liquid, in eight weeks and his re
markable period of abstinence) has
reduced him physically to a slight
ciegree onlv.
On Mav 23 last he wai brought to
the County House, aud since that
tirne not a morsel of ftKxl has passed
bis lip. As his fatt bepan a week
before he w as brought to the hospital,
he has existed und-r these, remark
able conditions for the seemingly iin
ptmsiblij jeriod of eiyht weeks, yet be
has not retiuced greatly in llesh ar.d
set as na well as whtn his f ist began.
HpTtTNonrxD, O., July 9. Arthur
liusinger, a 20year-old farmer's son,
living six miles north of here, met
with a sbockinjr death last veniue
freni a heavy electric lo;t while try
ing with a number of others to get
some hay in out of the ruin. He was
standing beside a hav-wagon, half
loaded, pitchfork in hand.. when;IIeav-
cn s weepon descended, tvery arti
cle of clothinp on his body Jwaa re
duced to shreds except his thii t, only
a small piece oftw hich was left around
his neck. His chest was made per
fectly raw, and a ljrga livid nicely
formed cross was marked on his
back. Both legs were blackened
and made ghastly; but the most cur
ious part of the fatality w as what
happened after he was struck.
The bolt having his body entered j
-' ,, l 1
e gTOUnd Bt ins feet aliU excavatl j
the
as cleanly as if done w ith a steam
shovel a hole exactly like a grave.
The sixother men standing around
were all seriously but none fatally
shocked.
LKG It.
jyOTICE.
PropoMla wi:l h received at the Com.
niinaiuQar'a otlice in Mifttmio ru, up to 1
o'clK-k. Au;ut IJ b, 1 r th- pait.tn g
of the M (II. n bridee.
J. II. CrxsinoiiAH, f
FaaKcis Ilowka, I Com.
AUAL"M BlCE, )
CommiKiioxer's OltU e, )
July 12, 1K0. i 4t.
E
ESTATE NOT1CK.
otice is herrbv given that fvtiera of Ad.
' nunltration.on the estate l Frederick II.
' Fr nicer, luie t Fayette townnt i. Juni
j at county, Fa., have bet-n (iranted t" the
j underpinned ri'Hidinr n aitie toanhit';
A I Jvrsons indcbel to and rotate ara re.
quritd to make tninirdi.ite payment, atd
ttmp bavinit leRal claims to present them
dutv autheutK-ated tor ettli!nnt.
JOHN U. FKYMUVEK,
iWolamui, jKiiata roa. Pa.
June 18, lsv-i.
A
UDITOK'S NOTICE.
In the Orphans' I'onrt for the connty
of !
Juniata.
In the matter of the Et'e of S AMUEL n.
FISHEK.
The anditor appointed by the court to i
audit, etr- m,-i adjust lhi first aud tlnal j
bixwuui - ii"-i- .iTCii.i.i.ui.-i?iii.H, i
I sod to report li-tdiutim oftheblsnre ii !
I the bands tf sai accountant, will meet '
ai-count ol J. Hatl N eely.-adiniristrator, (
the patties ioteretei tor the purposes of,
his appointment, on Wi-duesday, J alv SUth,
Is'.O, at 10 o'clock A. at b. otlice in
M :t!1intawn, I'a., hen and bere all par. :
iniereieii muiii present ana (ioio
" . . . , - - .
c t i
raid's heirs, on the south by lauds of Eiiz-
alotti Leonard, aud on the wet by lands
ot William iiarmaa, containing
$eicBt-lght cre,
and forty-six perches ol land, niore or less,
and having thereon erected,
2 Frame Dwelling Houses,
Bank barn, and outbuildings.
Tract No.tn. A tract ol land situate in
Fermanagh township, Juniata county.
un.d on the north by lands of J-ob
and Georee llower, on the eas; by lands
ot John M. .Stoner, on tho south by lands
of Henry Hainbright and James Williams,
and on tha west by puolic roa.1, le tting ov
er shsde Jroountain, containing I'URTT
ACRES, more or less having thereon a
Dwelling House and Barn.
TEKMS tK SALE. 25 percent, of the
purchase money to ba paid on the continu
ation of the sale by tbe court. '! per cent,
ou tbe 1st dayOl April, A. D., lftfl, when
deed wit; b delivered and possession giv
en, and tbefblanca on tbe Hrst day of
April, A. D., lt92, with interest from the
tir.t day el April, A. I)., 1 8 11 tobe secur
ed by judgment.
LEWI? IKGEN,
fdmintsfraior.
Announcements.
The following scale ot prices for an-
nouncementa has been mutually aereed un-'
..- a
on bv the tinaers.cnea, ana no aeviation i
. . 1
from the same will be made
Congress, $25 ; President Judge, $25
Senate $10 ; Legislature, $7 ; Associate
Judge, Prwtbonotary, Register and Record
er, Sheriff and County Treasurer, each, $5 ;
Commissioner and District Attorney, each,
$3 ; Jury Commissioner and Auditor, each,
$1. All additional communtcatioa receru
mending candidates will be charged 10
cents (er line. Money in all cases to be
paid is ADVANCE.
W. M. ALLISTiN,
Kditor Juniata Herald.
B. K. SCHWEIER,
Kdximr SBBTCttL ASD KEet'BLICAS.
ASSEMBLY.
Emtob Smnii asdKepvblicau :
nounce mat n m. uermer ol fort aoya
is a ctiiiiKii'e tne notrunation ot As.
sembfymau I root Joniata Mr. Hertller ia
the present m nibrr, anl bia record coai
mends itsell tn sn. h a tlegree that it aeama
like a mistake at t retain bim to the
State Legislature.
PORT ROYAL.
TROTHONOTART.
Enrroa Srriai. aso Risriairia At
tbe rrqueat ot many trienua. I ask yoo:
Please announce my name as a candidate
tor the office of ProthoBbtary, subject to
the usages of the Republican party in Jun
iata connty. If I receive tbe nomination
aud am elected I wHI try to plea the peo
ple whom I could serve in the duties of the
office.
OLIVER C. DIFFEN DERFER.
COCNTY COMMISSIONER.
Euitob or tub Smtdiei. aud Refcbli
ca Please anaoance the name f Uriah
fehuman of Delaware township as a candu
date for the offica of County Commissioner.
Mr. bhnmaa ranks among tha beat citizens
ia the county. He is able and honest. He
July 9,-31. j C.oii;ty Treasurer. Mr. Uavi. lives in LLIlL? l" 1 lm''fl''"':- ' "wim9-) '
- - - - - ' ti.-HVi.'st tax-pivil.c t. n-lii; in the . ; . I
ORI'lIANS COl'KT SaLE a ..n. htp that has tmt Ih-u Ihhit.-.I v.,U( .- sjAny tpyyagi.
or a i . a-,.i....!, ..r couutv oMkc hi Jeai. ..VC? X :Aa;v.- ,'.
VALUADLE li EAL ESTATE. ! .uZu-.1 ;X"--r'., M hB-
By virtue of an or.W of sale for the f.v .'d.-r in t; fin rt.iy '- "l.r- j J f XJJ J '
ment ot d.bt. .ssued out of the Orphan's ! a ".-...-.er ot the NaT-.,..,. I .! -TF l j .
Court ot Juniata countv, la., I the un.er- ! five vears. a f t ct.ia... everv t" Tl'1 fT j " 7?S 2 I
icned. administrator, of Edward A. M- . I rove h.mse.t au . tK.-.eat county r. 3 S .1 N H i W S I
1Sr.rs,U.e t Fayette township, Jun-ata people w.ll do themselves e -v,-.- iJiJ .Ml. '
countv. dee'd. will .s br t.u.iiic v.ndueor election bim. AI.Kr.K. A. '.ijlf: &
baa always been in the front for the ad
ranccment of hit party principle, and nev
er behind when the eood of tbe people in
local attain are at alake. He i tbe kind ol
a man to nominate at tbe primary election,
and th kind of a man tha people will ell-
lv rote lor and elect to the o I lice in No.
vember DKtrfAWARE
Enrroa Sssrraei. aD RsrrBLiCAW:
Please announce to the Republican votera
of Juniata connty the name ot n m. a. ate
Cahan of Milford towoship aa a candidate
for County Commiaaioner. Mr. McCahan
baa hosts of friends. He is a farmer, a
good citizen, was a soldier, is a comnetent
man, and is a typical American, who will
Hit the office with credit to himself and fi
delity t tbe public generally.
aiLr i 'no.
M. rr.rrr.a -.At tbe rrunest of nnmer-
oua triends aad citinens of Juniata. I pre
sent myself to the consideration of the Ke-iiiihln-ana
for ranomination for the ottice of
Couuiv ComniiHsiouer. subject to Kepub:i-
can usages. My past admiaistrstion of the
o21ce U a guaranty of what my future ac
tion will be, it lavorea by a a-noiaiDaiiun
and re-election.
FRANCIS nOWER.
Euitob SrwTisrL s Rfpi blica :
Dear S ir . The county governm-nt which
is lodged in the board ol County Commis
sioners, is of more importance in titans of
peace to the people of tbe county thsn the
general government and therefore the
hoard of county commissioners should be
composed el honest aud capable men, who
discharge tbe .flairs oi ollico for i
eeneral eood. Wilh Ibis liect in view
JJJJjj name Joseph S.eber ..f Kaye
I
would name Joseph sielier ot fayette
township as a citizen abundantly qualilied
to till tbe important oince ot county com
misaioner. His nomination at the primary
election will give the people generally mi
opportunity to elect a good man to the im
portant oltice in November.
JUNIATA.
Editor Sintiskl ASn Rkpcblibah :
Please annonnce Uio name ol W . lUrry
Moore, of Walker Twp., as a caudidt (or
nomination for County Commissioner, Jsub
j. t to Kepublii-.n usages. Mr. Moore's re-,-,.r,t
Si.l.litr and Citizen is without
blemish ar.d he poj.scn.es nil the qualifica
tions aecesssrv tomalte a grnsl and etlicient
officer having received within a few votes
ol a m .j.irity.tbrte years ago, alter not be
in able to canvass the comity on account ot
sickt.ess in his lamilv, lultv tl.-ts bis cUmi
tor tbe Oltice. " MIFKI.INTOWN.
May 12, lH'JO.
Mb. Epitob : Plea annonncn thst I
am a candidate tor the ottice of County
Commii-sioner, sabject to Republican nr. .
If nominated and elected I plede! tn -elt
to an etticient and economieal adrai-iis'ra-tion
ol conutv atlsirs in the ititere.t .f o-s
tav-pay.rs. JOHN S. Ml'sSKii.
Va:ker townsuip, June 24, IS'ai.
t
COUNTY TKKASUKKi:.
KiMToB or Tilt Sfsttmel ami Kkpi uli
r.x Hear Sir: J allies J. McMtiilci
, ol ,
: Tiijrikr:i ti.a-nhtn has nunier-jus In
1 vim deireto have bun anin.imc. d s
! d i.l ate tor the otlii-e ot Omiiiv lriMiri
the Kepiiblican I'Miiiary H'ectioii, subj -ct.
l.i the rules that ffoveru lur pariy, it ims
siti-tird that i: lie becomes T'ie staudaid i
t.earer for that ntli-e, be ill 1 rove a t... r j
: ..( l-el.ctl. before tie i.e,.i.!.- in old Tuca- !
r,,r nd the upper end.atid ttirnuntiout ii e j
entire couutv at the November eb-eli-ni.
r m a niau ot straight forward lirea an l
je it a man oi siiaianv
.mmI bui-iness qualification
nne views of liuaucial alf.i
slions and common
irs.
Tl'SC A Ki iltA.
Euitob or the Jimiti ami
RErl blicas l.-ar Sir In couioriuity tth
(lt. Ur- ot the Keplll.licail l'"ri ior jtti.i
1
t
,rv ooiiiuiai ion
! fire luu
9 , L.:ke I.vi. ... Wr j
Ujo-t u:tiliV mail lor the mh -e ol
EtllTOB MtSTIJIEL AS ItKT I BLICA :
No man in this community has li.e public
contldencB to a greater degree l-r b..m sty
ot purposo and financial in'turity than
Frederick Kpenehaie, and tor that reason
he is .tie ot the titteM men in ti.e coiinn
lor efllcia! piiition, th-ren.r I present liiisi
as a candMate ti.r the primary nominal ..n
lor the office ot County Treasurer. Me
has not been au otfi.re seeker and tor thai
reason will tie acceptable t.. a larire. luajori.
tv of people. His extensive acquaintance
which has been anjuirod throughout the
county by ililiitsnt attention to busiues.
will niake him invincible before the juei
in November.
MIFF LIN TOWN.
Khitor Skntinkl and Repc blican .-
Oear Sir : John F. Ehrenr.eller ol FavrMe
township, tusy not b knou personallv t.i
every man in the county, but wherever lit
is known bis name when mentioned iu con
nection with the nomination for the o slice
of C.Minty Ttcfurer, inspires c-.n!i.feiK-e.
He is a man ol tli people and resides in
the banner district of tbe county. The
eyes of all Juniata are turned upon Fayette
at election tin-.r. Considering the persona'
qualities of Mr. Ehrenzeller and the rtui
Itict in w hich be lives his noniiualivn at the
primary would be most timely and bis
election a'1" e I in November.
I AVETTE.
COCNTY CHIKMAX.
Emtob Sestisf.l A!n Krri.fiLtCA!! . Peir
Sir : Please aunout'ee C'alvia B. Horuir.
of Miftlmtown as a randidste for chairiniu
of the Kepublican Conntv Committee. Mr.
Ilornine in an ab!e organirer and wilt mae
an etticient chairman.
M Ir'FLINTOWTi.
At the earnest reqttaat of Eepubl"so s
from all parts of the tnntv, I offer iuv
self for re election a Chairman ( the
Conntv Committee. If eb-cted mv c?i:rs
. . .
in that oflice dunnc Sfee past vear wHl re a
pledge for mv tutu-e conduct.
CAKii F. ESI'ENSCilAT-E.
Mifllintown, Joie -J4, le).
COCNTY AUDITiS-
Please announce B. S. (Jra-vbill, of fal
ker. as a caadidate for County Auditor,
s-bject to Republican uaagt-s.
WALKES.
July 1, 1890.
F&RIGKETT COLLEGE
wsKSKor COMMERCE
TMC LEADING SCHOOL OF
BUSIHESSSHORTHAHD
341 :
kWlM4 & find pcMlllrrna,
ft araun ui ii.ni 1111111111
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,.
Gettysburg. Pa.
FOUNDED IN Large Faculty.
Two full courses of study Classical
and Scientific. Special courses in all de
partments. Observatory, Laboratories atd
! bcw (ivmnasiuui. Three lame bnildinep.
'eam heat. Librariea 2i,tAH) volumes.
Kxpenes low. Department of Hygiene
and Physical Cul ure iu charge of an ex
perienced physician. Accessible by fre
quent Railroad trains. Location on the
ilATTLi.rilLD of Gettysburg most pleasant
a.dh.-aithv. PIIEI'AIUTOUV UE
PARTJIEXT, in separate buildings t r
bo and youug men preparing for bust
ness or College under special care of the
Principal and three assistants, residing wito
students ia tbe building. Fall term opens
Sept. 4th, 1890. For Catalogues, address,
U. W. McKNIUUT, D. D.,
President, or
Kbv. H. G. BCEOLER, A. M..
Principal.
Gettyabarj;, Pa.
SEC MV
SPONGE?
- 8H1KE
your 6hooa
with
WOLFF'S
ACME
E LACKING
ONCE A )
Otftr days w
SPOfiGE iSO miut.
EVERY Housevifa
EVERy Counting Roorrj
EVEHY Carriage Owner
EVERY Thrifty Mechanic
EVERY Bodj able to hold a brush
bbooxo uea
si -awayf fMt tf W Xk.
Wiix tTAin Olo ft Nrw TuffM-Tuttc
Mfitx stain OkAtis M Cmip1b
WlU ST AIM TlNWAftC
MViU. Staim vows Olo Maskcts
Varnimh
at thm
man0
Wiu. Stain Sat-Cocm
WOLFF M BANIjOLPS. Phflsdelpbl.
Of Pure Cod
Liver Oil and
KYF0FHQSFH1TES
of Lime and
Soda
t'hrtilcl.nB brauio itti ihe f'oi T.irrr 01
suJ HypophosiHit are tlm rfcognl" i j
a'nlsiia tiiacureof Consumption, ll 1ft j
ad paiatsble aa xullk )
Sceft's Enult-anmj
is 4 iromlerMi J-'lrju f'lt tur-r. It is fie I
H t lutnedu tor CONSUMPTION", j
Scrofola, Bronchitw, TVactingr Dia- J
eases, Chronic Coach aai CoIJa.
Ask forScou's Emulflou and tkenootiier.J
fir ........ v7-.'-- -?tf)
t Tt.r If v..-.,
I ill...;- 1 .
1 ... r-i : .
5 Uit.-e 1 :, .
fit, !.rr'ffta-
''til r.-. 1 1itt
lii.
Of Piiro ('il Livrr Oil aud
HYfOPHOSPHITES
i "
l ei .
i A .
,fti"5T, wI.itnMo m
V T:i.r -a-l.ilH
nJ' iful flt-ali X'riKliioer.
Fniul,itf
. g . I tf 1 U 10 1 U II
S1.N3 FOR OUK CATALOGS a- PS1C
a
iTLAS ENGlisS WORKS.
rt I
IND!ANAPOLIS, IPiD.
,i
,-V's. "n
'I . - . . ' i . l j- VS.
ys
TOBACCO
T'lis standard brand c t plu
fobicco ;.s aLknirtvlfdf;c i t be
tire best chew and tlv. largest
piece for the money in. the mar
k t I Inca tin tag on -tack luu: p.
it extensive sale for -qnany yeai
iiis established its reputation.
hfre is nothing bciter. Try it.
or ia!e bv dcaleri and grocers.
ie WM Mill
MtTtm from the 54rta of yrmthful atrora, serir
dmr. wastina weak t sa. lost manhoo4. to.. 1 wlil
wild a valuable triune t sealed costaining fall
particulars for bor e enre, r7 R EE " cliara. A
splandid amlical work ; abonld be nad by every
xnan who ia nervous and deblUtad. Address,,
rraf. P. C IVnlEB, SlOOduv dCUe
J WlfiH TO STATE
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
Thai i can stop toot hacuk in less than
five naiinti s; no pain, no extracting.
Tet I can extract teth without pain
by trie ue of a flili.i applied to the teeti
au gums ; no dnt.jr.
ThatLMseased nnmskntjrB
ks Scorvy ) treat ed slice, ssf jily
and a cure waitTti? granted in ..rrT
case. Vi.J.jf
Teeth FuaBB and warranted tor liia.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged i,t
remoddlerj, from $9.rf to Vi ,-r ,.t'
Beautit'ui bam Knatneled Teet itiserted at
prirea to suit all.
All work warranted to give yerfect satis
faction. People who have artificial teeth
with which thev cannot eat, are especia'lv
invited to ca'l.
Txbms Cah.
CJ. L. DKRR,
I'r-tlcit llc-ntlHt,
HIlBLLHtU IS Jtirt.il rows, pA., IN K(i
Oct. 14
( DID
EK!X X
rSGOTT'S
ElllJLSlOi'J
SALESMK
WAXTEDlW
LOCAL, OR TRAVELING.
to sell our Nuraery Stock. Salery, Ex
KieS and Steady Employment guaranteed
Chase Brotheri Company
Jily 1, '90. Kochestor, N. Ti
Lorta H. Arkisaoa. F. St. kt. Plttlll,
ATKItSOX &. PE.t3IEI.,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
IflFFLINTOWN, PA.
Uncollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orr ice On Main street, In place of resi
dence of Louis K. Atkinson, Ksq., sonth of
Bridge street. lOct 26. 1886.
WIUICKFORCG SCI1WETER,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
MIF FLINTOWN. PA.
rCOflico on Bridge street, opposite
Court House.
Jobm McLacohlis. JosrrH W. Stimhel
MCLAKJIILIJIJiSTHniEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYAL, JUSIATJI CO., PA.
tr-Only reliable Companies represented.
Jan. 1, lSKU-lj
IlR.D.M.CBAWroEll, DR. DARWI.f M .CB A Wfi)B,
K. P. M. CRAWFORD & SON.
have formed a partnership for the practice
ot Medicine and thsir collatteral brsncbes.
OUice at el.l stiiml, conn r ot Third and Or
ange street , Miflliutuwii, r"a. One or both
ot them wilt be loun 1 at t!t"ir olfce at all
times, unless otherwise profession ally en
gaged.
April 1st, JMW-
W.'THtT! OI "V f-r-:'V, r. v vjs, so k.'xitT
WfTH j V1 . i'-f- - C TWI .KY.
v.'j.v 4 i t - ' l o- vot-K pjbthZ
Send tm illuslratcd circuiar to-
SI. EllKET, Jl.s, & CO.,
.123 Va!nut Wrcee,.
PHILADELPHIA.
V W .:
.'o r-i V
Dr. Warner's celebrated
Coraline Health Corsets have
one peculiarity which pertains
only to corsets cf their inike.
The bust retains its shape to
the end, and the corset im
parts to the wearer a well
proportioneci and be-mtifu!
figure. The corset is boned
with Coraline, a substance
superior to the finest whalebone-.
Made in short. .medium
and extra long waists.
Thrc are many imitation", b-it you vVJ
find ' lr. Warn-r's C'rnlip- " f i.rT..-d cn
the loside of everr nuiiir cr-rs-jt. They
arc old by your nearest drr sck1 dealer.
WARNER BROS. Mr.frs..
New York, and Chicago.
Itr.p tln-eaita- atnie. 6a.t i. :i
turn taw.,. I a Bai ii,
A hrnva icade Llx cuboaae e
I C1SB fl.C WW . As:!0t otaar-. L-lTO
ailii3carwo r.-nniiinu-it.p.,vii-ar
t-c-! atosi-e ii-r -. sre-atiM an.i - ztBt ;on t -ZLFZ
iuicti'. C.ic x-4ic-.l
rm rt iLiee. It oo.rs totiiiuc W .t
.o.acoT,rjt.o., isar-.siST.N-wyQ
NO MORE: OF THIS!
Rubber Khoea nnlsm worn nncnmfottahlv tta-ht,
wiU of leu .Up ff , he feet. To remdT
tliiaeTilttie
" COLCHESTER " RU3BER DO.
Uio Kul-ber from n)i,,mg off.
CmH ' " "leheater"
"ADHESIVE COUNTERS"
and you can walk, run or jiumrw them.
Consumption Suroly Cured.
.. Tf, ?" Eonoai-Ple inform yonr raadn.
that I haTa a rw.io.. . .. '? "aaera
diaaaa m, ttT. i ""MisoiwaiMl
maaaaa. Bj lu wmelynaa tbonaanda of hopeless
ua , vurou. snau t Rlad
Tolz tr?'' ? -Vol
.' e.rrjtZT4-
Vfv.' '.J T. i fir
6
$ s-ssc;
.PSL. ..''X l
- JoaumpQon ir Xhmj will
JYcw Goods.
-ooo-
SUMMER GOODS.
No more Winter for months
to com. Hummer is here
and to conform to the change,
the Senior member of the
firm has just returned from
Eastern Markets, where he se
lected with great care the goods
that his many patrons favor.
DROP IN.
We have now filled our
shelves with Summer Goods
of all kmda. Our cus
tomers harre appreciated our
efforts to grive them goods t
suit their purposes, ?id we
believe that we are bettr pre
pared than ever to merit their
confidence. We invite yon to
come and see and be patislied.
In our dress .oods department
we have almost everything.
Don't be backward, call fur
what you want.
Shoes and Hoots.
Our Boot r,nd Shoe De
partment is full in its assort
ment, and j-ou certainly can be
suited in lit, quality ami price.
Whatever improvements hava
been added by the manufactures
! we have them all. e can
; -apply on with l.ot wear for
j any in or cut door service. Our
'grocery Department never lagp.
i We have on hand a lull lin ci
Fresh, i'lain and Fancy
GKOCEItf IBS..
Also, the only full line ri
QUEEiSWAUE
I in the countv. Every houi-e
i must have its full supply f
' Queens and Glassware, this ia
the store to call on for such ar
ticles. All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention,
llemember th place,
Mais Stklet, Oi i-obite CoritT Hovsk,
3IIUiiitowi,
Fretl'k US I II !N CiI A I K
V Son.
i ..j ....... jwi
FEKKSYLVAKIA RAILROAD.
TIM K T A IJ L E
On and n!er S'tndav May 11. Js'.fl
i trail! that tp at Milllin ill run as f iliusm
EASTWARD.
HARRr-Brpo ArcoMMOtiATio-leiros Al
trona daiiv At "ii a. in.. Tyrone fi ;'ll n. ni..
Mount l"ni.n at i"...i4 a. tn., Netvton Hsmil
t.n 7 Oils, tn . Ho Vevtown T.2' a. in.. Lew
istown 7.45 a. m.. Milford T.fil! a. m., Milflin
H.IS a.m.. Port Royal s.17 a. m-. Mexico S,
"'i a. m , Tusr vrora H.'J'ia. tn.. Vandyke
X a. tn.. Thompsontown H.:7 a. ni., Dur
ward a ni.. Millerstown 8.4S a. m.,
Newport 8,00 a. ni., arrivine at Harrtsburc
lti,'0 a. in., and at Philadelphia, l.-- p. m.
Ska Shock Expbess leaves Altoona daily
at 7,15 a. iu., and stopping a all regular
stutions between Altoona and II arrishiirp,
reaches Mitliiu at lo.t'5 a. r.i., Harrisburf
11.40 p. M., and arrives in Philadelphia at
3.15 p. m.
Mail Train leaves Pittsburg daily at
5.30 a. m., Altoona at 2,00 p. iu., and stop
ping at all regulir stations arrives at Miltlin
at 6 t'3 p. m., Harrisburg 7.0 p. m., I'bila
adeipbia lo,r.", p. rn.
Meal Express leaves Fittsbtire at 1 00 pm.
Altoona ti 2u p m ; Tyrone ti i2 p m ; lluot
lngdon 7 37 p iu j Lewistowu 4 1 p iu ; Mif
flin 9 I3 p ni ; Ilarrisbur 10 4 5 j m ; Phila
delphia 4 'lh a in.
Dav Esrarw leaves Pittsburg at S.DO A.
M-; Altoona 1 I. -in A. may bo lagged
at Millltn t 2.11-j 1. M.; arr.ve. at Harris,
burg at :;ls p. M.; at PuiUdelphia, o.50 P.
M.
Philadelphia Sxpreis wiil stup at
at 1 1 87 p. in., w hen tlagg d
MilHiu
WESTWARD.
Vast I.isx leaves l'hinde'pliia d'lily at
11 40 a ni ; tiarrisburg 4v p tu ; Mifflin
5 0; p in; Lewistowu 5 ".s p m ; Altoona
7,0 p in ; arrives at Pittsburg at 1 1 63 p nx
U'at Passehokb leaves Philadelphi
daily at ;J0 a. iu.; HarriKbiirg, 8 15 a. tr.;
Duncannon, H 54 a. m.; New.ort, a IM
in.; Millerstown, 9 40 a-in.; Theiupsontown,'
62 a. m.; Van Dyke, 10 00 . m ; TtiKcar
ora, 10 04 a. m.; Mexico. 10 07 a. tu.; Port
Koyal, 10 13 . m. Miillin, 10 20 a. in.;
Miitord, 10 2i a. to.; Narrows, 10 ?,i a. m.;
Lewistown, 10 4i a. tu.; MeVeytown, 1 1 14
a.m.; Newton llutiiiiton, 11 3:t i a. m.; Ilun
tincdon, 1 17 p. m.; Tyrone, 1 u7 p. tn.
Altoona, 1 45 p. m., and stop at all regular
stations letwc-n llarrisburz and Allooua.;
Ort-TiB Exp bess leaves Philadelphia dai
ly at 6 50 p. iu., Harrisburg, Hi 2t p. m
stopping at Kockville, Mnt vsville, Duncan'-
nou, Newport, Milierstowi,, Thotnpsoutown,
Port Koyal, time at MiifLu, 1 1 05 ,,. ln.; Al
toona, 2 15 a. m.,and Pittsburg, ti 10 a. m.
Mail Tbaib leaves Philadelphia daily at
7.00 b. ru., Harrihbi.rg 11.0 a. iu., New
port, 12 14 p. in., Miltlin 12.52 p. m., stop
ping at ali regular stations between Milhin
and Altoona reaches Altoona at a 40 p. m ,
Pittsburg 8.10 p. m.
Altoona Accommodation loaves Phil
adelphia daily at II 40 a. tn., llarnsburg at
4,10 p.m., Duncanuoa 4.4 p. tu., New
lrt 5.12 p. tu., Millerstown i, 22 p. m.,
Thompsontown 5,34. p. tn., Vandvke 8 as
P. in., Tuscarora 5,45 p. tu., Mexico 5,47 p.
ui., Port Koyal 6,2 p. in., Miltlin 5 H p.
m., Lewistown 0,2-: p. m., MeVeyfown 0,.
p. tu., Newton lia uiltnu 1 i'A p. m
Iliintingdon 7,40 p. m., Alt.om y 00 p. m.
Pacitc Express leaves Philadt-'.pbia II 25
pm; Ilarrisburg f 10 a tu ; I)ii;icai.i,i.n S
38 am; Newport 40) am; Mi.t,in i v'J
m; Lewistown ol'l am; aicVeylonu 6 22
i"i Mt. Union 6 4'i a iu ; Hummel o
12am; Petorsbur G 2i a iu ; s pruce Vctk
40 a m; Tyrone 7 Do a iu ; Hell's Miii
7 22am; Altoona 8 Hi a tu ; Pittsburg
12 45 p tu.
WO UK OFF K KED!
We Want a lew ti.er.'etii; reuab.e nu n.
to solicit ordeis tor Nursery slick. Satis
faction to customers guaranteed. Suc
cessful salesmen are making good wages.
No experience necessary. We hire ou sal
ery and offer spectal tiulucemtnls to begin
ners for next 00 days.
Address (stating ape.)
W. D. CHASE At CO.,
Lock Box ,84. Geneva, N. Y.
April 0, '30-8 U
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