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'SENTINEL & IlKPrBMHAN
MlfFUNTOVVN.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3, 1692.
B. F. S C II W EIKR
REPUBLIC LS TICKET.
UNITED STATES.
Fok Fbemdext.
BENJAMIN HARRISON.
Fob Vici I'sesidext.
WHITELA W KKID.
STATE.
Fob. Scheme Jvonr..
JOHN DKAN, of Blair.
For Coxoressmex-at Labor,
ALEXANDER McDOWELL, of Mercer.
WILLIAM LILLY, of Carbon.
Fob Electors-at-Large.
J. FRANCIS DUN LAP, of Lancatr.
WM. WOODS, of Philadelphia.
B. F. JONES, of Allegheny.
WM. II. SAY.N'E, or Delavara.
District Electors,
1 . Johnj Lawson.
2. John Miindill.
K.Johi Hunter.
4. Alex . Crowe, Jr.
6. das. B. Smt r.
. Maxwell Closer.
7. Win. H. Grundy.
8. Tiaill Green.
9. Jas. K. Mnster.
10. J. W. II. Geist.
11 Henry A. Knirj).
12. Win. J. Il.irvuy.
liJ. Jamc Muir.
11. Jas. II. Shcibley.
13. 0. Dur'auU.
10. P. A. Stebbins.
17. L. T. Kohrbach.
IS. s. S. Hehoch.
1'J. J. S. Wilhelin.
21. Jas. li. Lux.
'2.1. Kribt. Pitraira.
23. Jus. M. Lindsay
24. K. L. Lincoln.
23. 5. D. Hell.
'Jfi. V. II. Tavlor.
27. C. F. Harelny.
28. Jesse E. Dale.
DISTKICT.
Fob Congress,
LOl'IS E. ATKINSON.
Subject lo decision of District Conference.
Fob State Sk.hte.
WILLIAM UEKTZLEK.
Subject lo decision ol District Conf.:renco.
COUNTY.
FvR AfSFSIBLlT.
. LATIMER WILSON.
Coisrv Sl'BVETOR,
J. A. MARTIN.
Coroner,
W. II. HOOFS.
The Illinois militia Lave a bicycle
corps.
There were 17 fatal sua strokes
at Chicago lust Thursday.
Fifty-six pfcoplu were prostrated
by hea', in Philadelphia, lust Thurs
day. 'Samuel Critclow, a striker who
was seen with a gua firing at the
PinkcrtooB at Homsstaad, is ia jail
on a charga of murder in the first
decree and cannot bo biiled oat.
K.us fvll at Lincoln, Neb., on the
2Sta of July and D.-. Sunshar, a
"raiuniiker," who sigued a contract
to produce it in four days, got $500
for it.
Manager Fviok who Assassin Bar;?"
in.ri attempted to murder ia Pltta
larg is getting along a great deal
better than it wcw expected hs could.
The uiurdtrfcr will be sent to prison
for a long term
. A state of wtir existed in Home
Btead when privxto Iain., pui his
mouth into aa iasurrectioairy alt i
to le and uttered lmgavge that give
enoour-tgaaiunt to the eu?iuy for
which ho was tied up by the thumbs
shaved and drummed out of camp
It is difficult to understand how a
Civil Court cm take action in the
cas?
.. Dimociutic leaders who thought
of making capital out of the Home -etead
trouble find tb.it it will not do.
If they could forco it into politics it
would not help their side for if the
democratic policy of frao trade pre
vails the wgei of tho Homestead
men will of necessity go mnc'a lower,
for free trade, will lo-,v?r the wages
of iron workers to the wage paid to
iron workers iu England.
Ik he iron workers and other fac
tory forkerH are discontented with
the p ;svnt high wages that are
kept up by tariff laws so that the
country cannot ba fl.iodvl by good a
from tho old couutries where labor
and material in one half lesa, how
will they likj it when the Democracy
got into power and repeal the pro
tective tariff laws which repeal will
bring prices and wages down to tho
levtd of E'li-jpean pricia and wages.
flow Other People Live.
There is a saying, "one-half the
people don't know how the other half
live," and the truth of the saying is
verified through an article in the
Philadelphia Times of 0 recent date,
from tho pen of Thomas E. Heenaa,
of Philadelphia, who traveled exten
sively in Asia, when he represented
this country as consul to Odessa,
R jssta. Ho regards hi visit to
the strangest of his Asiatic exper
ience, and says of it:
"The old city of Bokara is situat
ed about taa miles from the railway,
and is. iu my estimation, the most
wonderful of Asiatic cities. I spent
some days there as the most of the
Amoer and saw everything. The ba
zars rnn for miles and in all direc
tions and the streets are covered ov
er with straw matting, through which
the sun does not penetrate. The
streets aro usually crowded with mer
chants and nativee, but not a Euro
pean is to be se&n anywhere. Asses
by the hundreds are seen carrying
merchandise aod human freight ;
horsemen, cameis laden with goods
from India, Poria and Afghanis tan ;
dervishes aud dancing boys ; Hin-
doos with tho circu'ar marks on ts-:r J
f-irihrad", swell JJukhariot.a, and of!
coursf, Jews.
JEWS HAVE A HARD TIME TDT.RE.
'The Jews are allowed to rida en !
aasep, bat not on horses. Thev ere;
prohibited from wearing silk robes,
of which they are vry fond, and
mist w. ararope ghik Tin's gir
dle has a two f,.ld purpose. If it is
desired to hau: the Jow it is conven
ient, cr.d if, as frequently occura, he
is only to bo beaten, then it is" equal
ly convenient for tho authorities.
Thfl Jew is much looked down upon
in I3o':ar.i, but he manages to get
very rich, nevertheless, and tho
Ameer finds iu him Lis greatest
source of income, because a hint that
his rope girdle would look well hang
ing from a roof beam a! .rays pro.
uricp-i goMru re-ults.
"The prejudice against the Jews is
vrry great indeed, going so far as to
prohibit bim from having his throat
cat, a mo! ho 1 of c-tccttioa much in
v.igue among Bikhtiriots, ond very
popular, hanging bcin:,' considered
a diagram. I could not help con
trasting t':es'i Orient lis with our
spIvcp, and it struck m"5 that if a
B'A-eli ficia Bokara. were to visit Phil
adelphia and walk down Chestnut
street, he must think us a vtry
ill br::ii sit
for Iho ra.".3oa tint he wsnll r in ths
ri."k of bfiiag ln iblic 1 by the crowd
following him. Even if ho escaped
b-idily iiij'iry he most certainly wou'd
nut oscap-3 iiisxt I w dked through
tho 11 ikara sirirds and b.12 u- n'.one
day af. d'.f, nn 5 even at ni.ht 1! ir
tnf Ilba-nazaa, nnd :; : t t-e siig'atrst
nn'.iee was takes of m?, nor wis any
c u r i s i y d i splayed.
Thero 13 no s. nii.ntrjt wasted on
criminals in Bokir A criminal is a
crimiar-.I and tho puiwahmnt i-; r.c
cordicg !o tho cn::;a. I i coavcrsi
tioa wi:h a very iaOiiige:iL iadivid
tial tilts o.ur-:-t: j:3 ciins uo. aad I v. is
inf .rma 1 that s'-voro pu-iis'iM?n:3, !
8:i-.h cs cutting off of tho bands of j
thieves and c lUitg iho thro-.'.s of 1
raurdi.T"rs. wero ci'.hUs of puti ,h-j
mat which gava uaivcrsal satisfac-
tiou t tiio Aia?or'a sibjoefs, a.jd !
li-.at a-iy attempt to ct-aug-s thi t I
wou'd in all probability east the
Amcc r his throje. Long trais of i
iroprisi;i;i! :ut are not popular with j
these p:op!e b"causa they compliiu
that they are punished who are in- !
noeont, by being tuxed 1 1 support
criminals.
ALL WAtriSG T ) 11Z
'T visited tin prison and found;
Jorty men 1:1 a ro ru a yjci ti.teau
ft t square, sr'f.ted on the tljor v,-ith
their b:ic3 t- V,i2 wall. Th':y were
chained by thj n-ck a il around thu
waist. Thrsi prisoners wjra chietly
iEurderors. Soia of thorn had been
iu prison for years and ha 1 b-sa for
gotten ; otliMS for a sbortor p?rio 1,
but all were undir srtn'enta of death
and were awaiting tho plu-ibura of
th'; Ataeer to havo their throats cut.
i;ai wateu axd worms.
For diiuktag purposes the water
is very bad, &;tacially for Earop jaus,
on i.coaut of tii! lisshta worm
which caters tha system.
'Ti v, ::-!n afterwards mikes its
w iv throah the ibih to tUo Earfaco
making a wry ug'y aad paiufal sore
as hrgs r.5 a half do'lir. Tites'i sorts
app?ar usually oa the f;ie. The na
tive doctoi 3 an J Lathers arc very
skillful i:'. romjving tui w.iiai which
is s-nni'tiMf s yis or i-;rht ftet in
luogth. The Ijfc.id 13 ctiiciu'iy sought
ond siuv.ly dr iwn out ahout half an
inch, and fa.-te.:cd t a small piece
of wood, afttr which tho stick is
turned onca a diy ua'il tho worm is
all withdrawn. An ngly sore ro
ma;n3 fr some time, but eventually
it heals, k-aviag a eaxr. Yjs to the
uafortana'.e wrotch if the worm
should break dining thd operatioD,
as it is vtty dif-i'tuit to catch him
tho second time.
Good Advic3.
There is nothing so freely given iu
this world as advice. Evviyoue has
a fctock 011 baid that they are willing
to dispose of to evoryong who comas
within the sound of their voice, and
it is often good, helpful and full of
sound soiiFe, yot how often it is tak
en. Young people ars bound to go
their own way. The son and daugh
ter will never roolizo tLat the advico
given them by their parents has
been gleaned from long years of ex
poriene3'nnd tint if they would fol-
Lnv ft,.-. I rQMl!r"'Sl Toil ,t,-T-n In. I ti , n 1
dear ones mot interested in their
welfare they woaid bo save I mush
of Eorrow and trouble ia the future, j
Their education may bo better aud
their notions higher, but girls and
boys do not know it all.
Tho older haads are wiser they
have guiued their knowle !go from
act an 1 biiuetiags witu ttie nigii
waves in the sea of life Therefore
do not ye wuoss little boati havo
only called in untroubled waters
Ihiuk that the currents and tides of
tho vast ocean are revealed to you.
It is tho most fearful thing to soe a
child Bft up its views at variance
with its father or mother. They
may bo right, yet there is a doffer
ecce due to age that should prevent
argument and bickerings between
the young aDd the old.
Good advice from aa older ia exper
ience is as much value as a legacy of
stocks aud bonds. Can we not all
remember the dear voice of one long
since passed away, murmuring words
of wisdom and counsel which had we
followed would havo made us miss
many a bitter blow, many a pang of
sorrow that only went to prove fcow
the advice was correct and our own
weak judgment incorrect, but so few
will learn by other's experience. The
daughter must fight her own battles
rather than profit by the warnings
of the mother who. has passed
through the smoke and flame and
knows bo well how to gaide the one
little soldier who thinks she knows
it all.
Young people argue that father
and mother have ideas that belong
to a by-gone generation and that
they are not up to the times nor un
derstand the difference between so
ciety when they wore young and as
it exists to-day. Dear untritd phil
osophers life is life in whatever age
or decade you care to analyze it. Hu
man emotions and passions are just
toe s'ltne waetuer noted in the time
of Caesars or undor the Harrison
administration, and the heart les
sons learned by your parents ought
to save your owd unlri-'
nil" -ctiocs and inclinations fj-oi.i t!-;
psiarea and pitfalb thit I'M the v.-r.y
if you would but f illow them, but as
we paid before life is lif aTd prob
ably in their lay tbey went their
own way just as you, in your s' l'
knowledge. propose to g r.ow.
m
A Boys First Composition.
The Terra Haute, Ind , Album
givea tbe fjllowing essay on "Tho
Ox, from one of its young contri
butors, just as it caruQ frqm his p2n .
'Oxen is a Tery slow animal, they
are good to break ground up. . I
wood drather have horses if they
didn't have kolick, which they say is
wind collected iu a bunch, which
makes it danger fjr to keep horses
than an ox. If there was no horses
the peeple would have to wheel thare
wood on a wheelbarrow, it wauld
take them two or three days to wheel
1 cord a mile. Cows is useful to.
I have beard some say that if they
had to be tother or an ox they would
be a cow. But I think when it cum
to have their tits pulled of a cold
morning thay would wish they was't,
for ox"n don't generally have to raise
calvs. If I bed to be enny I would
rather be a heff.ir, but if I coodm't
be a befier, and bed to 1)9 both, I
wood bo a ox."
Call To School Childrea.
f (TOB'.H 21 IS TO liz. oa.'LI'.VED Ail
( :"::nAL holiday.
IV-si'ient Harrison, complying
with the Act of Congress of June
2'3i'.:, has is sue 1 his proclamation
making Friday. O.-tober 21, a gon-n"
al ho'i lay. TnL; is the recognition
of tie mi vera sat to put Iho celebra
tion of the 400.h anniversary cf tho
d::vv.ry of Au:rica i -.t) the hr.irls
ct p.il the pi.-,)'..! by giving it to tli3
nisriiuti m closest t tho people and
in?t characuristies of the people
th" .;b :!c school.
T'ua ia-.vo:u?jt nndi-rt .ken by th ?
Ntiiomd K Juration A-ssochti.-sa,
thro, tea in cxv.nitiv-i cimulttee,
which hassj pr, vnl:ed it as to giij
th.eod..rs:u&:ii of tin pres s and
popular acci ptar.ro in adv uice cf
this :;) ;'am,it:o:). Xb.3 pr.iolama
is a:; follv.ra :
Wherein, bv a joiut resolution ap
proved June til), 1S32, it was r?sulred
by th? Sna aud Hons of Repre
sentative cf th' U.-.itcd States of
A'tifiiea in Congress r.mbled.
"Tb-it the President of the UidU-d
States 1)3 at:thori.3.1 and directed ti
is-uo a proclniu ifion r .re -j rum end
ing the people t ho olwervanca in uil
their loca'iti-is of tlij 400th nnniver
sarv of tiie d;si:.)Verv of A-norici, ou
Ojtob,T 21, IS. 12. by pabliti kmon
ptrat'iua an 1 by suitable exrcso ia
thoir schools and other pUoa? of
assembly."
Now thorefor. I, B3nja;n;n Har
rison, President cf th3 Uaita l States
of Arueriei, :u pursuance of the afon
said joint re solution, do hereby ao
point Friday, October 21, 1302. ths
iOOth aunivsrsary of iho discovery of
America by Columbus, as a genera!
holiday for the p3op!o of the United
St.;tes. On that day lot tho poonle
so far as possible, c-caso from toil
and d.-n-ote theras-.-lvcs to such csji
C!S03 as May best cxpr?33 lionor to
the discovtrurand their appi-suia'.ioa
cf the grett achivsaicnU of the
for.t complete Crnltirios of A-nericaa
life.
Columbus stood ::i his a::o as the
piot:cer of progress aud c-nlightnient
TUe syatetn of uuivoisil tdncalioa is
in o;ir ags the ra )st prominoat and
salutary f-attire of thu spirit of en
lightmc-nt, aud is paculiar appro
priate that the schools be made bv
tho people tho cen'er of th3 days
demonstration. Let tho national
Hag float over every snhoo! house, in
tha country and tho cx-rcisos bi
such aa shall impi f.su rpon our youth
the patriotic duties of American,
citizenship.
In the churcliHR and in the other
placer, of assembly of tho people let
there bo expressions of gratitude to
Divine Providenco for the devout
faith of Hid discoverer and for the
Diviiie care aud guidances which h is
directed our history and s j ubnud
au'ly blessed our people.
In testimony whereof I havo here
unto set my hand and caused th
seal of the United States to b'j oflixed.
Done at the city of Washington
this 211 day of July, in the year of
our L rd onethotisa-.u! ctTht iundrt1
r.tid ninety two. and of t'.m in,1i nn.
deuc3 of the Uuitad States the oag
liundre.l anil seventeenth.
By taa President,
Bknm. Hakkk ix
Joiis V. Foster,
Secretary of State.
Starrest Home.
The Parmabaker Island Harvest
Ho me will hold its annual moennnr
on Saturday, tho Gth day of August,
lf)Ua. ilia old cllicers will bo retain
ed for the present year. The moat
ing will commence at 10 o clock.
sharp. The miuisters will make the
forenoon speechs ; tho candidates
in the afternoon. A general invita
tion is extended to all candidates to
speak. There will be a free exhibi
tion on the grounds to commence at
i o'clock, P. 31. This Harvest Home
is intended for a social gathering.
No soliciting of money on the
ground for any purpose.
A. J. rrnorsox, i res t,
J. V. Speedy, cec y.
July 2o, 1892
A Cure Tor Conntlpalioii and
S Ick Ileadach e.
Dr. Silas Lane while in tho Rocky
Mountains, discovered a root that
when combined with other herbs,
makes an easy and certain cure for
constipation. It is in the form of
dry roots aud leaves, and is known
as Lane's Family medicine. It will
euro sick headache in one night.
For the blood, liver and kidneys, and
for the clearing up of the complex
ion it dots wonders. Druggists sell
it at SOcts a package. tf
Profanity.
There is a law punishing prafanity
at C2i cents an oats. The other day
two persons were- arrested at New
Cubtle, charged with using profane
; language. One paid $13.40 and. the
other $lo.70. The law might be en
forced in this place with good effect.
Tliet'aw of Irlwale lanu,
A aoldicr v.atued W. L. I)ii;3
of
Company K , Tenth Infantry at j legs
H ntt:'s'.e-.;i o:i HUuvdav,' July 22rd, j '
heard of the i-.ltempt to kill Flick,! A bullet shot into hi3 body at the
prnpoHPtl "Three cheers for the cm j battle of Spottsylvania, was on Sua
vvho shot Frick." It was a stunning t tiay cou ghed up" by W. D. Walton,
surprise t his cmrais. lams was
ordered to advauce, s J many paces
iu front of tho lin6 and asked to
apologize, ho refused. He was tied
up by the thumbs 20 minutes. He
be came unconscious. When he came
to, hia head was shaved, one side of
his mustache was shaved off. His
military clothes weae taken off of him
and an other snit was given him and
then he was drummed out of camp.
The punishment meted out to the
yonng mau has awakened sentimental
expressions in favor of the young
man and expressions against the
military for the manner in which the
young anarchist was dismissed from
military service.
Tho Philadelphia Times lakes a
common sensa and therefore a just
side of the case which we take pleas
ure in reproducing thus. The se
vere punishment of privote Inis by
the comrainder of his regiment for
laving cheered the would-be assassin
of Sir. Frick and refusing to retract
it when advised to do so by his cm- !
niander, hrs provoked considerable I
criticism, and much ot it is of the j
sent'tnc&tai character thit ever over-
look?, the fcupremo necessities waich !
often dictate severe punishmant.
The njin who wo'.il 1 ebnnr I lie I
assas.-in in lis cowardly work is
quite as much an assc.ssiu at heart
in be who tires the pis-.ol or drives
th? doadiy knifo it to his victim. lie
dift'ors only iu the cowardico that
prevents htt i from executing his
j devilish will; and whf.n he is a col
dltr wearing tho uniform ef ti c
govriimerd, employed and paid to
j suppress the ossania and tho lawless
j ho puts himsf If beyond tho pal of
j sympathy, and lher,- is no punish
i nint known in military aai.!ioi:?y
i that cnaba rcgatdod as loo sevo.o. 'colds no expeiti-t; is spar: d to C3:n
I We dismis-i all q-ie9iot3 rf syia-1 bine onlv the tv and purest ingred
pnthtc.r private I ras himself. lis is
entitled t none. Gantc.l thai his
o assistia rasv have oeou 1
the irupnho of'a b y, b it wlun he !
! wjs i;ro jght into line wit!) his broth- j
I er soldiers, r. l.noai&hed of his serious j
breach of discipline and requested '.
j to r eii'l it. lie defiantly proclaimed ;
I his hvinpithy with the asj-tssia and j
, tiieie by ma lo . iiu possible for him
' to command ary ruarituo'.o consid-'r-!
ation whatever, and exj)o;;fd himsdf
! to tha savresi punishtueut kuowu to
military r.uthoritv short of d'.iath.
Afativ soldiers havr! Ivf-n tiisd niid
shctforamuch hm grave ollnso j r,;iJ. S'raigbtwa.er, Tburs
than private lams commiltod. and J Thon'rM"ntowi,! 1iVl!oiVrVo'iiton
thu punishment although brutally j U!ja.-.-, in Kut S-iWt.i, Satnr.lV
severe, is one cf the rccogn::'j meth- Examination-i will bein
oas of jjunii-nment by military ft-jthor-'
ity. The bu?k and the gag, tho bull
and tiio cliian the thumb screw and
various' other inr-thods of severe
punishment are rec ogniz-jd ai mili
t ry law, and the only question to
consider in tho case of private Iuat
is whether tha punishment iatlic:ed
upon hioi will be promotive or sub
versive of dise.iplise ia th military
command. Beyond that there is no
cuition involved i:i it worthy of
consideration
Home one who claim:! tho ability
to calca'ate it says that a twelve
thoustud horso power engine would
bo necessary to resist the power cf
a single bolt of lightning.
Itebecca Wilkinson, of Browns
valley, Ind., cays: "I have been in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness of the
Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indiges
tion until 1 try health was gone. I
had born doctoring constantly with
no relief. I bought one bottle of
South American Nervine which done
mo more good than any 50 worth of
doctoring I ever did in my lifa. I
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it hos cured mo
completely. I consider it tho grand
est medicine in the world." War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
aud nervo cure ever known. Trial
bottle 13 cents. Sold by L. B.i&ks
&Co.,MSfflinic-.vn,lt.. May 11, ly
T13K I'KHSVLVAM KAIL..
EXCrStSI.STOTilE
MIOEIE.
The Opcalngr oftlio ficaKon.
July was a great month for the
seashore excursions ; Anguvt bids
fair to be greater.
The tickets include tho choicest
points on the coast, and are available
for Cape Slay, Atlantic City, Sea
Islo City, or Ocean City at the same
rate.
The excursion tickets, goo for
twelve days, are to be sold p.t a rate
of $10.00 from Pittsburg, and at
correspondingly low rates from oth
er stations.
A special train of Parlor Cars and
Day Coaches will leave Pittsburg at
8.50 A. !., for Philadelphia, stopping
at all important junction points,
wbcro connections will be made with
trains from branch lines. Passen
gers will spend the night in Philadel
phia anil proceed to tho sen-shore by
regular trains of the next day.
Tickets will bo sold from stations
named below, and train schedule
will be as follows :
Kate.
Altoona ft 8 00
Train Leaves
12 55 r. a
f 40 A. M
2 45i-.it
3 05 "
3 3G "
7 16 "
Clearfield .
8 90
C 00
5 Go
5 00
Lewistown Jc'.
Miffliu
Newport
Philadelphia Ar
Tickets will by sold
from East
Liberty, Irwin, Uuiontown, Connells
ville, Scottdale, Alverton, Greens
burg and Johnstown for regular
trains leaving Pittsburg 4.30 and
8.10 P. M., with Pullman Sleeping
Crs attached, arriving in Philadel
phia next morning, whence passen
gers will proceed to the shore by any
regular train of that day.
Application for information and
tickets should be made to ticket
agents at above stations or to T. E.
Watt, Passenger Agent Western Dis
trict, Pittsburg, Pa.
Potato :Bugf Exterminator.
It is stated that the newly discov
ered beetles that kill potato bugs are
unsually plentiful this season in some
parts of the state. It is as large as
a common house fly and its color is
I i.tno tviOi n lirirvn heal.
It atta-ks
the potato Ivtg 011 Pie biek and kills
it whili holding it with i' vo fore
jliddletown, IS. i.
List Saturday night a storing un
usual severity, swept over the north
ern part cf Lancaster county doing
great damage to corn and tobacco.
A Pittsburg, Ta., special says : A
riisious nhenonniPon in connection
r;tVi Mm .Tenths of the netrroes, Wil
li im Cassell and Solomon Richird
son, in Highland Park on Friday
f -om a bjli of lightning, was tliit tl e
foliage of the tree under whica tucy
songht shelter was photographed on
the breast of one of the victim.
niKtrlct Courercacj3
The Rspublican Party
the
Eighteenth Congressional District
will hold a c'onferane at tho Nittonal
Hotel, Lewistown. Tnesdnv, August
9, 1892, at. 2 o'clock, P. M , for the
purpose of placing iu namiu itioa a
candidate for tb oilie9 represosed
in Congress and for the traisintton
of such other business as may bo
presented. The several counties will
be represented at this conference in
ft'-fiir'loiip.i will Mi li'iii n lnte,l
Rt Le-.yisNe.vn, Janua-v 2Cth, 1S12, aa
ui!ows . Urrtllkliu cranSv 6 C3n-
fer.es; Fulton 3
Huntingdon
J mui'.ta -I ; ii :.;i!U
1 ; Snyder
Union 4.
I'y ol del
Chirmaa.
of D. P. Higglns District
IlciU it lt (ice 'Agitl.
The iaa:i v. ho telli vou coutiden
tic.lly just what wi'l cure y:mr cold,
is i.rcsenbing K,
i!
s jsaisam tins
year, iu t lie prepcralioi ot litis le-luarkabl-j
medicine for coa rhs and
' :e:;ts. Hold u boihe of Kemp s l;,u
sam
noli
to tho light and look through if
e the bright, clear look ;
then
Prico
tf.
compare with other ivmedii.-s.
5Uc and SI.
eatt!s-'ti F.xaruiiullon
for
I !. t Cr s ICeyi,.
T:i.-tar,.r,i. at Mi'Cysvi:le, l.'iars'i-,
Sprn-'f Hut. .it S prnea Mil:, I'.ilV.-,
F.itf!;e. in McAlmltrsvill-', M'ireJ 17,
.Viiiiro,', in Kictili -U Tui'K.lay,
Su;i-tfha!i'ia, at lVrnp-ri!, H'uj.
nusdtr
ti
10
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' 12
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a-, S
o -l,)c;:. Strang-r's wili bj r;qulrtd
! to furnish n recotiitnendation of good
j morai cttaractsr. App.ieanta must
j be esa-uiiiied iu tha district in which
they intend to teach. Directors and
j friends of tdnea'i m are invited to
attend. A special examination will
be held in liilllintown, S.-p'r 3.
Jous II. Carney.
County Supi-rinten-lenl.
'iPKAN'S- C'Jl'fiT SAM;
VALUABLE KEAL ESTATE.
!iv virtus oC an f,r.lf.-issa-jJ out of tus
Orphnuf ' Co'.irt of Ju:ii I'a coaity, t:ie ua
demijiro! adaiiiiiitrutors of tho etaio of
Tlioiiifis Kcmbrrj'jr, la:,; of Wi',kcr Ttvp.
di'C'.sseil ivil! ofTtr t p:il;'ic. ei':-, o:i tiie
premises, on
Sn!urlHj, . 27, l3tf2,
t 1 o'ciock, P. SI., tho Lil'owing valuitiii
Ri4l Ktat :
A tract of land sitmt in the town ihio :
Walker, in tho coiintv ot Juniata aiii S.at
cf Pcanf)K-.i:ii. abont tivo (2) iniicn west
ef Tbuuiis?iiiewo, I'., tnn1,l on th h
north bv Iscdi of Ulu'uul Nsarhood and
.ivH S. Z iderj; oa ih oast by ! inl of
Jacob first l:ll ; on th) south by Ian. I or
Solomon V?j!iw-k, Eiiz D;l!ui.is ot a', an I
on thu wet by lan ls of Witsfm Gnu.
I.'a.-.c Wliltiujn unci J-'nep'.i Gr:, f:'!, o in
t.iiiii.ij
O.II HI SDKED xr raTY (140) .C1KI!,
more or loss iind havir; thi-re)!i rroctel a
TWO STOitV I'lUMK UOl'SE,
tank Iliirn, Log 'fonaut llonsr', Summer
Hocus Spring House
and othur oat-biiil iir.js. O ' tUis trart
about onn Imndreit a.-rus aro cleared and in
a gtd tate of cultivatien and the bal
ance of Forty (111) acres i. woodland an
which tiioro is Una youn chestnut tiuib-r .
On thit, farm thuro I. a S - Apv' O.-ohirl.
and an ELEGANT I'KACH liUCIlAr.D of
(10U0) troo lira yt-arn old. This p:;ch
Orchard wa plauted by Tobiu AnUer, uho
has a on?-bn!f intrrj.it ia it fr four ( )
morf Tear.
This farm is li.ily iocatod utonj tho tnm
pitf, has a spring l axcullL-nt aad njr
fai!ii:K water cloaa br the hjnse. is hind.
to cloirch, schoot, mi! and market, an t ihj
buildings aro g3d. Anyona desiring a Cna
chanc should call to jjh thcao prcruiooa.
TEKKS OF SALE : Ten (10) psr cant,
of tte purchase monoy to bo paid on da- of
sale; Twenty (20) ;cr csnt ou con'irniiti . i
of tha sain by tha court; Thirty ( ',0) per
cunt, r.n April 1st, 1S93, when dod
dcI vi-rfU and poeeioa given, and thr,
tilatici' of forty (4") par cent, ca April 1,
l.tt'S. DifTred payment to ba 'cared by
jui!j;iuet. and to boar interest rioin April
1st, 18'J3. trris E RuuniEaa,
Watson Koibirqfr,
Adui'misirators.
July 27, 18!!?.
P. S. Tliaaboro named Tobias Auk?r
will ofi'ir tor sa'e hia mtvrejt in th ato'i'
I'rnch Orchard at tbe tarns time.
IIIOCL AM ATION. iYiiires tiih Slos.
1. Jukl'uiaii Ltoks, I'rcsiisat Jud; of
tha Court of Common Pleas of tha 4 r J a
dicial Ditricl. co npemi of thi couatiea or
Juniata and Ferry, and tha Tla.fs. J. 1".
Wickehsmam, aad J. L. BAaTO. Ju,Ig"
of tho raid Court of Canirnen Pleas for Ju
niata Canaty bare i3U1 their precept ;"
ar directad, bfarinz dite the 1st day of
Angnst, lsys, lor haldiej a court of Oyr
and Tcrminar, aad Genrl Jail Delivcr.T
aid Unral Quartar saisni of the Peac
at Uifllintawa, oa thaiirst Monday of Septem
ber 1892, baing the 5th day jof'th month
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE NT to tha
Coroner. Juiticaa of th Peace and Consta
bles f th caunty of Jan lata, that they be
than and lhar in their prapar persons, at
taa o'clock in th foranooaj of aaid day,
with thir recards, inquisitin, examina.
tioaa and eyr remaaabrances, to d t !,
thic ''ut thIr ottic respectively apper
tain, aud tte that are bound by rscojniz
anc to prosecute agaivst tba prisoners thai
are or than may b ia th Jailol aaid caun
ty, b than and ther t proscst again t
tham aa shall be .just.
By aa act f Anaembly, paased the 8th
day of May, A. D., lo4, it is made the an
ty of th Justices of th Pear, of tii
eral eoaniias f this Cominonwealt, to rc
tura to th Clark at this Court of Quarter
Sesaioas of th respective countioa, all the
recojniiatcus entered inta before thess br
aay person or persons chi.-jed with tht
eoBSusiion of any criiae, except such caius
as may bo ended befora a Justice of tha
I'ac, uader existing Uws.-at least tea days
bfllore the .commeaeamant of tae session
f tbe Court to which they ar made re
turnable rspectivly, aad iu all cases where
thiu tea day
of the M5sioa i
ot -:,; ,r. to return
inu a;T " - ,v
PBTalBtMinnntowa, oa tho lt.T o
Aiwtuet, in the ye.r ti our LrJ,
MEW CO
Come in an ! examine out
larSe nnd varied stock for tbe
Sprint Trade of 1892 and the
Summer Trade of 1S92.
IFV Desire
To' show customers our goods.
It is our businefs to supply
ttiai
i i
vour wants nihi e k:iu
i i
we can accommodate you,
il
you drop m ana o.cai wim
yoiivii-q iA ......
We have all kinds of dress
goods in all colors to sun uie
varied tastes of people. We
have a full line of
J9oteliy Goods,
that people want these times.
T.,wf oL- f,r what, vou want
find it will be cur pleasure to
wait on you We are stock-
! ed in
GROCERIES-
at dro;i prices and Queensware
iu full assortment. Glassware
to please tbe ej e and to do ser
vice s h o s
Our thoe Department is lare
' find evades from thtf Daintiest j
i to iho Substitntial Shot) ant
d!
j l?oot for the field and forest.
I 0 It DEI..
j We have alnu-t everything,
! and v. hat we h:;v'nt got, we'll j
Order, so pica so favor us with!
j TOHACCO-
! To the lovers of tha weed.
we say we keep the Lest brands.
THY 0111 TOIMCCO.
All orders bv mail will re
ceive prompt attention.
llemeniber tiie dace,
Ia!s Smtr. Cn-OMTs CoraT IlciPsi-.
w -K ' ' ti-'
lit niint-,n e.ri ti:.; r.-MTi? ot N.inv Si;-
t.-r, lite ..( "i:::.r lev. n-ti , Jnniara
e'.i::.ry. l'.i ., d. cmn c1. r,::c l,,-f:i pi-intd
ti t'-jc c-..:e i ,! . Ali j.rrpfu. 'iiiicictl
to n::-! ii-fj'f :.iv it .,::-t si ti ro-.k... I iv-
men: e: : i :ii.a u
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r'aims r-:,i;,s; i;.. , n l,.i ; r,.-rtit
th. i:i ;'il.;,Ti- l':ti,:,:irlt.- 1 i. t ln.;i-.J.
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S'l'n tn'sirafor
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t tr!Mt'! ' U'.d i.f tin! in, 1, ra:gna
in ftiii'wi, r-riii'i.s!!i ! Fai: town-
-l'ip.- A n. .Vd. his. J..t.n :,! ...i, i
Mc.'.i.', ti'a iirii-, Kub-rt M-Mvcn, Wil.iam
, Si..nll'.T.,. ii. S.-t-r, Cti.r es Ada-i. L.
; 1-. . j it:: on.
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fj0$ Parify -
- y '
liifs
ii olood.
1 r- y.nuni-n.n rnozoxas zirr.
AV..L:iVS2rs,EL003 SSA2C2ES.
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j . V' T '3""I5H, PA.
Consumption Surely Cored.
Eort1--K- in.',rm yocr ri v
.tit I uve a IK", lira r-.'u:e;ly fr ttx b-r--i? nv.i
:s."o. lis- hs tisav!jr me tionsauan of hoivlt..
taut hava lx-ev jwraiamintly ccrej. I EhaU bo rlid
to ter.a two boetes -f my ren&Iv FiiV;t! to a-"- ri
r":r re.lr"i who have e.nnrr.n;ion if t1..-v ivl
seud etc th.'ir KxTirrs? nd p. o. ruMr-.xs. Uc'-lt
laaj, x. x. Siooca. k. c nu t. "
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te Vlu. lor p, iTrl JISLd VpTrrnt ,fc
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fm$sto:?. iiae iniri-jU ahoee custUuf
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Hie rf.,tw.,.i,J.f '."""satocooiiui,.:,: itf :
Camion v I I, i 'rlwo,It
atam,HHi ..J tho ta iS S e0.?1"1 1110 Jl t
wiituvunbuv. ittwli.. ,r I " 11 ' k t. I
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y villi III' il
s cat lSai iin5. at Schott's
tPrv Goods House.
i ,i-tv of aoron and dress gingham 4 yards for 23ct8.
i rSslworii, 8 ,0 10 a yarJ,
short leii"ths 20 vanls ur ?i
a W JStionofcbaIl.cs for Octs. a yard.
fine selection oi n"""-
frttoe
MMi faille
half cents a yard.
Grwit Uarianis at ocnous
Carpet Rooni.
An ehant half wool inSrain carpet reduced to 40cts a yard
A tabic oil cloth 4G inches wide at lOcts. a yard
A four pi v poft finish oil color carpet chain for 22cts. a pound
n excellent quality of wali papar at 10c!. a double bolt,
Fohl before for 14cts. and borders to match.
A good quality of matting for locts. a yard, worth lStoJOct.
Great Ilargaias at &cliotts
PoouSnr Shoe Store.
A babv's shoe for 2-3cts.
A ladies' oxford low choe for T'ct.-.
A child's spring heel, patent leather tip for oOots.
A -ood ?arpot clipper, leather sole and heel for 32cN.
i ".vl uirintv men's creeilmore tip sole shoes at $1 0 ir
pair.
Our honest belief is that your
where yoti can get the highest vftluo lor your money.
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A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
Tbct I can rtp ToOTHiCCK ia less than
.:.o mmnies j r.o pain, no extract
liiatlcan extract teeth without r.acn,
by the CBe of .fluid apj-iied to iho tce'.l
nnd enms : no dancer.
as Scurvy) treat fTvvcj. ed euccrssfully
uuu a care war-; ranted in every I
Teath Filled and warranted tor life.
Art;ial Teeth
rt. tul, pe.mar
Artificial Teeth repaired, cichar.ged or.
in-i-a 10 bui: an. i wnl in
peimatient set of Gututd Euain-
j U ' Ve,tua:,ent set of Gututd Eaatn-
, C,td t OW ::s $0.00 pvr fct
warrant. -it f.. n--
warranted to give perfect satisfaction, or
All work warranted to give perri-ct sat's
racliOD. People who have artificial lth
with which they canaot eat, ai-o csin-ciallv
invited to call.
Ttkus Cash.
G. L. DERK,
Tracttcal Dcutlxt,
"fABMSHaO IS MirrLMTOWH, Pa., ,m 1SG0
Oct. 11 '85.
AJEWPoiiT AND SHERMAN'S VL
' Ipy Katlroad Companv. Time tablo
ot passenger trains, in effect . Mon
January 18, 1892. uuoaJ
STATIONS.
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ATTORNEYS - AT - LAV,',
MlFFLIKTGWK, PA.
CT oiicct'.ng aaU Conveyaucina prompt
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IK3DEAKCE AGENTS,
PORT ROi'JL, JCXI1T.1 CO., r.i.
VEfOirty reliable Companies r"pnfi':'d.
Jar.. 1, lS!2-ly
OR.o.M.caAwrrRD, rR. tiasvis M.CRAwroEO
JK. D. SI. CRAWFORD t SON.
fcavo formed a partnchip f.r tho pru tice
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u.lice at o:d atM.,1, c rr,. r of Third and Or-
6i- n.icnii, JliUilat.lWn, i'a. (tpor
of them aril: bo i.mii.t ni il...;, n;,.. ,
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times, uulrsa etherttie t roleM,,orI,;iv
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ft A Ii E S M E T
S.Y.A.-n; t th: r .!
..-.-.t, viv i iia v I'.lli.Mt, to ai l! onr
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bleady Employment guaranteed.
CIIASE BKOTDEUS COMPANV,
t-Dec. S, '01. Kochester, N. T.
Oa84 csed akd BLEdeso it.
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t3- IS. JOHNSON CO., BMToa. 1U
will flu.l lO
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