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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13

AN appreciative jury: During a trial
for assault In Arkansas a club, rock,
rail, an axe handle, knife and shotgun
were exhibited as ''the instrument with
which the deed was done" 1t was also
shown that the assaulted man defended
himself with revolver, scythe, a pitch
fork, chisel, hand-saw, fail and a
cross dog. The jury decided that they'd
have given So apiece to have seen the fight.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13
Vegetine.
Purifies the Blood.

PosroS, Mass, Jan. Is, 1s.l.
MR. H. r. STEvENS-Dear sir; nave Dee1
using vegetine for some time nt wl,n .ae Il AZ =
saf,sfacfion, and can highly recommends -
grsat Cleanser and purifier Of the blood
sieA' j. /. HANAFORD,
Pastor of Egieston Square NJ L Cnurcn-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13
DOMESTIC.

WAeTR IN MEAT.-Speaking OF the un-
avoidable waste attending the restoration
of frozen meat, poultry and game, Miss
Juliet Carson says: All these articles, but
especially the latter, must be carefully
thawed. Small game can usually be re-
stored by bringing it into the kitchen two
or three hours before ii IS needed Tor use.
Large birds, hares, venison, ETC., must De
completely immersed in cold water until
their flesh is plant. All frost in meat,
game and poultry must be kept away from
the fire. because any sudden accession OF
heat causes the putrefsction of meat which
has been frosted. Care must be taken to
use it as soon as 1t has been thawed, and
little extra time, about three minutes to
each pound, must be allowed for cooking.
NJ salt should be added to tie water IN
which it is immersed, because it would IN
crese the necessary percentage OF waste py
drawing out more of the juices OF the meat
than uusalted water. The SKIN and inner
membranes of frozen poultry end game
are to a certain extent disintegrated by ef-
feet of intense cold, and require very care
full handling to avoid breaking them when
the entrails are drawn; it is advisable to
place little bag of powdered charcoal in
the neck, to remain until cooked this Will
remove any trace of taint.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13

DR.. Flower has treated and cured within IN. =
wear upwards Of thirteen thousand tie Z. i,ri,fA
all char acter Of diseases. Hundreds and thon..--
of these persons La e been brought 10 the Dse.--.
office ON beds Of ickne-s, and almost the thr--s
death
The Philadelphia Sunday Mercury Of Nov L, a.
Saws - Dr. Flower, the world renowned maz.s-
lOl3 Race street, Is perform ins won .erfGl c1rs
his residence
The Philadelphia Record, Of Dec. q, lss. al,
sDr. Flower has demonstrated that his m-thO. Z
treating diseases, his sup-rior and matchle-s plE-
over all other systems Of h-aling which have To-
has proved that disease has q dangerous enemy i =
Doctor, and the I'D syssem OF drugs dsassr55
rival"
The Philadelphis Times sf November "a, lsa .r-
ssDr Flowers extraordinary cures Wcnd- rfsI 1,
deed and outside of the ordinary medical woLdsr,
The Philadelphia sunday Item OF Nov. A. -
SAYS: Z" The cures effected BY Dr. Flower within i,
last week are truly miraculous Disease h4s -,
brought 20 a stand-stil BY this wonderful man
The Philadelphia Mercury Of Nov. u, lSo. saT
"Oyer two hundred an fifty patients were tsr.s
sway last week by DR.. Flower"
Dr. Girard, Of New York, once opposed % ,,
Flower- system, after investigating the sane I.
him-elf declared through the ure-s " that Ia a
work Of healing-the work which ] am conp-l.
10 beiieve Dr. Flower has been called 10 and -
10 be more tn N man in tails work He must be !
wonder of wonders. have seen him cure the tn
instantly, sn1 bring them from the throes Of a'.S
In a frw minutes"
DR. Flower can be consulted at either Of the st,l
places either through CORES pondence or By >
sonal application. If personal interview 1
sired arrangements should be made In advsnss
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13

KILLING CANADA THIsTLEs.-A contem-
porarv notices two modes of destroying this
weed, one of which is to put tablespoon
full of salt on each stalk or stub, causing
the plant to wilt, become dry and disappear
by October. This is recommended as bet
ter than the other mode, which is to cut off
each plant with knife just below the sur
face of the ground, as one does asparagus.
These modes may answer for very small
patches in gardens, but any one may easily
contrast its economy in labor On large
scale on the farm, with the rapid work OF
turning the plants with plow. We have
destroyed many acres in this way, so that
not plant ever reappeared. A strong pair
of horses will turn over a sod eight inches
deep, and much lower than the knife Ia the
hand will 60; and If the work is thoroughly
done, and no balks left the plants will stay
under the inverted soil for three or four
weeks, unless in very porous or light soil,
which must be plowed oftener. The only
failures which we have known with this
treatment was where the plowing was so
imperfectly done. or SO long Intermltted,
that straglers found their way to the light.
and furnished feeding to the roots below.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13

CAMPHeR drives away mosquitoes.
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NOVELLOl

DTTSON & co. are the sole arsp,, .
United States for the magnificent NoysTon 70, d.
oraforios, Operas, Glees, Part-songs, ~ Ls Z
70 10 ceTs sseh snd sre Or Ge
for occasional singing. The followtps sssy u
lent and practical Instructive works, ana sfcs.
80 Primers" but are really great deal mon %s.
I. RUDIMENTS OF MUSIC. By Cumm,,-.
2 ART OF PIANO PLAYING. By Panss .
! THE ORGAN. By Stainer. Ia
4 SINGING. By Randegger IA
s. MUSICAL FORMS. BY Pauer. Y
q HARMONY. By Stainer "A
Z. INSTRUMENTATION By Prout IA
& VIOLIN. By Tours. u
q MUSICAL TERMS. By Stainer. "a
10. COMPOSITION. By Stainer. 4
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-13

No family should b. without LYDIA Z. PISKHAMs
LIVER PILLS Ihey constipation. biiiOusnss.
and torpidity Of the liver. IS cents per box
EE Sold by all Druggists. "a
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28
WARNING ORDER,

STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF MIS-
SISSlIPI-lN JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
COURT, FOR MONROE TOWNSHIP.
ALEX, GOODRICH, )PiaintiT,
W
W. ID. JONES, Defendant
The defendant, W ID. Jones, Is warned TO APP
pear in th~ court within thirty days and answer
the complaint OF the plaintiff Alex Goodrich.
5-2l-4t JAMES LI-ION. J. L.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28

Rights, Article 2, Sec. 4, of the Con-
stitution Of Arkansas says, "Tbe
right of the People peaceably to
assemble, TO consult for the public
good; and to PETITION, by ad.
dress or remonstrance, the govern
ment, or any department thereof,
shall never be abridged In that
sentence, ladies, you find your con.
stitutional right to petition, even
independent of the legislature. The
legislature did not give you the
right to petition. You had that be.
fore. The legislature only proviecd
by law the means to consult, find
out, and give weight to your feel
ings on the subject of the liquor
tratic in common with the men,
The Supreme court has decided that
adult females must be counted on
petition against license, and that,
too, under an act not near AS def.
mite as the act OF tho last legislature.
See Blackwell VS.. State, decided 5th
of Feb, 1881, and in two other
cases. The constitution is all right.
Langh to scorn those who deny
your right TO be heard and TO be
counted on the question of license
or no license. Not in Arkansas can
a judge be found to say that The
mother who bore him, his wife, his
sisters and his aunts are no part OF
the people, don't belong TO The bu.
man family! No. not IN any land
where pure English are the words
we learned to speak from the lips
o. our English speaking mothers,
can you find ajudge to saw, that
women have no right to petition a
government ruled by their husbands
fathers and brothers. 1t is ohly in
countries where both men and wo-
men are born, reared and trained
under despotic rule. that the right
OF the women to petition is denied.
Let your hearts be lifted upwards
with the swelling thought, that the
fathers and brothers of the Ameri-
can Republic, planted this blessed
heritage OF freedom for both men
and women, and keep it IN mind
that your signatures on a petition
must and shall be counted.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28

Murphy meetings every Sun
day evening at 3 o'clock sharp. By
order OF the President,
n. &. CARTwRIGHT, Sec'y.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28
OsccoIa Rain Drops.

Sign the petition.
Tho storm last Sunday blew
down considerable fencing.
Next week we will move into
our new quarters, where We will be
glad TO welcome our friends and
patrons.
Two lengthy communications
takes up nearly all our available
space this week, hence the lack OF
our usual amount of locals.
Mrs. Ella, wife of Mr.. Ed. II.
Mathis, who has recently been con.
fined, is lying very low, and her
recovery is considered doubtful.
The petition TO prohibit the
sale Of liquor within three miles OF
the Osceola school house is booming
over 500 have already signed 1t
Mr.. Charles Crane, for long
time connected with the house OF
D. Matthews, died In Memphis last
Saturday. Many friends hero will
regret to learn Of his death.
People often ask "Is the south
. good grass country?' No one
would ever ask this question again
If they would 60 out and look at
some corn and cotton fields we saw
= few days ago. If the rains con-
tinue much longer, we doubt If any
thing but grass will DO raised.
There will be o protracted
meeting hold at the Union Church
commencing on the fourth Sunday
in July. All denominations are
earnestly requested to unite.
r. d. Moon, Pastor NJ. 4. Church.
Rcv. Mr.. Briggs, Presbyterian
Minister.
AT the School meeting last Sat.
urday, one mill tax only was voted.
The saloonatics claim this victory,
In retaliation for the prohibition
petition. Give them credit for il by
oil means. We should hats to think
that our sober citizens should thus
vote against the true interest Of the
community.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28
Sheriffs Sale of Real Estate.

UNDER AND By VIRTUE OF TWO ENE.
cuiions to me directed by the CLERK of the CIR
cult Court ei Mississippi county. In favor Of b
Jones, Guardian 81 al aud against Charles
IN osceoia, within legal hour. on
SATURDAY, MAY 2sTH 1881,
sell TO the highest bidder, on credit Of thre,
months, the following described real estate -it
uaie in spld county, to-wit:
south Half North East quarter, South Hall
south West quarter, and North West quarter OF
the South West quarter of Section "a seven. In
Township u2) twelve, North, Range IOJ ten.
En-t, containing l20) Two hundred acres, levied
on to satisfy said executions and costs
W. b. HAskINS.
Osceola, Ark, May 4, lssl. slcrin.
tlIinter's fee. 81, 30.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28
NOTICE.
STATE OF ARKANsAs-CoUNTY OF MIS-
SlSSlPPI

n n II Ut lNNNsNNNNN-COONT n VF Ntb-
SlSSIPPI
In obedience to an order Of the County court oi
said County. made at its October term, $50,
notice H. hereby given that will on Tuesday
the sth day Of July, 1881, let to the lowest bid
der the contract for building Wooden Bridge
across Crooked lake Bayou, on the road lead
ing from Chickasawha 10 Bariicid Point Ia said
County. The said Court reserves the right "a
reject any and all bids offered ON that day for
building said bridge. Al parties desiring to
see lians AID speeifoaions fot said bridge can
do so bv calling at my Office, where they are
now ON hlc. BEN. II. BACCHCS,
This Xay 18th 1881. Clerk
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28
BUSIN ESS.
NOTICE.
To Whom il may Concern

Is hereby gwen that hereafter
| will not render professional ser.
vices, unless the cash or its equiva.
lent is paid at the time the services
are rendered.
All persons who are indebted to
me are respectfully requested to
come forward and settle at once
either by cash payment, note o,
otherwise.
Il. NJ. PETTEY, NJ. ID.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28
Attention, Ladies :!

The saloona,ics say you have no
right to sign the petition asking the
county court to Prohibit the sale of
liquor within three miles of your
charch, or school house, as provided
in the act Of the last legislature.
Thsts what fhy say. The Bill Of
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28
Communicated
GOLDEN LAKE, Miss: Co., Ark.
Nav, 24tb. 1881,

GOLDEN LAKE, Miss: Co., Ark.
May, oath. 1881.
Ma. EDITOR Pardon the for ad
dressing you and consuming your
time and space. but owing 10 the
various reports and the many arti.
cles that have been circulated and
written about me, and in regard to
the manner Of my conducting the
Post Office at this place, feel called
upon to rise and explain. and, to
vindicate my honor as an official,
and my integrity as o man. The
matter has been discussed pro. and
con. throughout this entire commu.
nity, ard the opinion of the best
citizens of this vicinity and wherev.
er l am known, is, that the whole
thing is q bass, infamous and das.
tardly attempt to scandal,ze me in
order to depose me from office and
rob me of that which Shakespeare
says, enriches no man, but makes
mo poor indeed" viz: my good
name. / shall endeavor 10 be brief,
but will disclose without fear, and
with truth, the lnfam me
that was concocted ana oau. cut
By parties in this community, aided
and Allotted by one of the Govern.
ment officials, occupying the posi-
tion Of Post Office Inspector. These
are the facts IN the case, and can be
attested by gcntlemen of undisput.
cd honor and integrity;
On the first day of April, ! was
in my Office attending to my duties,
and DR.. ]. F. Davies came in ac-
eompanied by Mr.. Troy, minister
OF the gospel, aud asked for his
mail, which was given him, and he
sat down and proceeded to open
and read what he had received. He
had considerable mail, for no one
had called for any for him for some
time. There were several parties
in the Office, and during his open.
ing and perusal, be started to open
sletter and breaking it partly open,
d'sisted and put it into his pocket
In the meantime however, Mr.
Troy, after asking tor his mail
went over TO my house and did not
return for half an hour. When he
returned, DR.. Davies asked him il
ho was ready to go; Mr.. Troy an.
swering in tho affirmative. the Doc
tor asked him to put his mail in his
b'g pocket and carry II up to Idaho
: for him, and Mr.. 7. consenung took
the mail and they left the office
This was the second timc that DR.
Davies had beon In my Office in two
years, and I thought rather strange
u Of this visit. as he, the Doctor
was not on good terms with me, nol
any one connected with the house
Prior to this, be slways sent for hi,
mall. l never thought any NOR,
about the matter until the 10Th.
when > government officer cam,
snd arrested and carried me 10 lat
tle Rock. l did not know, TO
could ] imagine upon what charg,
untli ] arrived IN Little Rock, wher
~ aforeeaid Inspector informe,
- t ! Was brought there upo,
npsssag with Davies
yyss showed M
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28

All communications, or orders ior
Surveying, establishing dividing
lines, or any business connected
with the Surveyors Office will NEE,
prompt attention by addressing
GEORGE BENTON, County Surveyor
Osceola, Ark. II 25tf
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28
NOTICE!
WARNING ORDER.

STATE OF ARKANSAS, COUNTY OF MIS-,
SISsIpPI-lN JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
COURT, AT OSCEOLA.
W. j BOWEN, )Plaintif,
VS..
W. ID JONES, defendant.
The defendant, W. -. Jones Is warned 20 ap
pear in this court within thirty days and answ sr
the complaint Of the plaintiff, W J Bowen.
5-2l-It. JANIS LISlON, j u.
The Osceola times., 1881-05-28
Come Up and Settle.

Parties indebted to the firm of
}. Il. Driver & Co., for Drugs and
Medicines, or to DR.. r. c. Prewitt,
for Professional services, are mott
fled that their accounts are ready
made out, and awaiting settlement.
j. l.. DRIVER & Co.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20
4 NOT Acceptable Present.

We ARE laborng at present under grave cm-
barrazmeut We arc 10 receipt from young
lsdy admiryr u ours (shem y OF present Of
delicious fresh sausage, which we dare 70 say,
Is superior ia Taste and favor, not only to any
recent manufacture or Our own, but 10 any We
have tested for many a day. The present was
accompanied by brief hui precious note bear
ing sweet compliments from the lovely donor,
80 true Knight, Of course, cau bctu'y the uame
Of the lady who has enriched him with a favor,
though Il be allowable to name the favor itself,
Ana 81 il just hero where our trouble comes in.
We can say sausage with impuniy, but are
debarred by the mws Of chivalry from saying
more. The consequence is, we are much OPP
pressed at this writing with poetry and elo-
qucnce. five wercaIlowed 10 name thee Pc, -
but We are not allowed yes, II We we're allowed
TO name thee Pau but perhaps we had better
wind up at once, or acute readers may find out
tia, wc mean pretty little Pauline llAmme.t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

The skating mania prevails in this section.
Next to sleigh riding the girls prefer to cream-atc
THE snow. Copyright secured.
The ncighborlood is quite gay at this time,
two or three parties a week being about the ay-
crage.
The Garth having discarded her heccy mantle
lor the present, we are relieved Of the necessity
Of building an ode 10 The Beautiful SNOW
Lake Emma, known to the foreign readers Of
the BrAcos As the "Dirt Bridge Pond Is be-
coming popular skating resort,
Messrs Moore and Edelcn, who visited this
section last week on ducking expedition, by
,Aar otru upaidcd skill aud energies, succeeded
10 Killing two clippers aud q water witch
ST.. Walter H. Dent who has been nursing a
pair Of rheumatic knee. for several weeks, gave a
very plcasn, party TO the young folks last Thurs
day night and eapcrcI nimbly to the music Of
Hu4cmaus Band
Thanks to the lihcrality Of the Pos, Office De
parimcnt, IS we'll as to the cyertious Of one OF
more Of our most influential c,izcns, We are To
have increased mail facilities In this section at an
,arly day. We will have a sri-wcekiy mail from
st Clements Bay by MiIesiown to Or. Blakia-
tone popular Summer Resort River Springs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20
TIE

MD. CENSUS STATIsTlcs.--The CEN
sus returns Of our State have now been
completed and show the population Of
this county to be 1884, ofwhich S,543
are males and 1891 are females. The
nativity and color Of this population
foot up 81 foreign, S,245 white and
$3.50 black. The census figures Of the
votes Of the several counties ofthe State
show that tie counties which are en-
titled to an increase Of membership in
the House OF Delegates are Anne Arun-
del, Charles, Hartford, Queen Anne's,
Talbot, Worcester and Wicomico. The
Governor will shortly issue proclama-
ton announcing the number of mem
beers to which each county is entitled
in The House Of Delegates, now that
the Official returns have been COM
pletcd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

Nh. ELrcroNSlE sl-Wc have once
already referred 10 that yaluabc publ
cation, the San .3imoagc for 1881, and
here take occasion 10 say that IT Is one
Of the compIclest and most accurate
works Of reference in State and Nation
al affairs that Sc have ever seen. II
Is also rcplcle with valuable receipts
and other useful matter, The .3Im0aoc
is presented 10 each patron Of the Sun
tree of charge. We make the follow
ing extracts from its reference to Mary
land elections In 1881
Twelve State Senators Of Maryland
hold over for two years, viz: ten Dem.
ocrats aud two Republicans, as follows :
DemocraiS-Anne Arundel George
Wells Baltimore City, John II Cooper;
VIM. II. Bians; Baltimore County,
George II. Williams: Calvert, John
r. Bond Carroll, lily. Vanderlord /;
Kent, VIM. /. Hepbron Queen Anne,
VIM. +. p. Turpin; Somerset Robert
f. Brattan; Wicomico, j A Parsons.
Northumberland County Lew
is Fl Steiner; Washington county, Jos.
H. Farrow.
In November, 1881, fourteen Sena-
tors will be elected. OF these there
will be one in Baltimore city, IN place
Of William A. Fisher, Dem, elected in
1879 for two years TO fill vacancy
cause by the resignation of Hon. Robert
! M. McLane In Hovard county there
4 will be hall-term vacancy Oh account
4 Of the election of Hon A. p German,
/ Dem, TO the u S. Senate. In twelve
other counties elections will be necessa.
ry by reason OF expiration Of terms oil
/ the following;
Democrafs--Cecil John NJ. Miller
Dorchester, Clement Sulivane; Hartford
Herman Stump, Montgomery, George
Peter; st. Mays Robt. G. Combs
Talbot, Edw. Lloyd Worchcster, Lit
Teton P Franklin.
RepuLHcaaS-Allegauy, J s. Combs
Caroline, Thos T. Carey; Charles coun
ty, + M. Lancaster; Garrett, Balthase
Welhey Prince Georges, WIN. B
Hill.
In November, 1881, members of thu
House Of Delegates, Sherihs Of th'
counties and city Of Baltimore will b
elected, and the Comptroller Of th'
Treasury. The Comptroller will b
the only officer who will require tn
sulIrages Of the collective voters Of Tia
State. The Legislature OF 1882 vii
have the election OF Treasurer Of til
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

State. who with the Comptroller and
the Governor constitute the Board OF
Public w orks. The same session Of the
Legislature will elect member Of the
Board of Police Commissioners for Ball
timore city. Gen. Jas. r. Herbert being
the next whose termof six years will
expire after the retirement IN March
Of WIN. II -. Fusselhaugh. Mr.. George
Cotton was elected in 1880 10 succeed
Mr.. Fusselbaugh The other membee
of the Police Board, Mr.. John Miroy
was elected at the session Of 1878 the
term OF Office Of the Commissioners
being SIX years. and elective one every
two yeas.
The Board Of Police Works will
have the appointment ola Commission
err Of the Insurance Department Jesse
X. Hines, and Tax Commissioner OF
the Treasury Department Of the State
(Leyin Woollord, the terms OF which
offices are four years.
The Maryland Legislature meets Jan.
4, 1882, and under the Fate census the
House Of Delegates Will have ~ mem
bers instead OF 81 as At present. Eight
counties gain one delegate each, viz:
Hartford, Anne Arundel Charles, Kent,
Queen Anne S, Talbot, Wicomico and
Worchestcr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-01-20

Nh. ToBACco INSPECTION Mr.. d.
D. Bond, of Calvert, publishes in the
Democratic .Adrocafe this week an ex-
haustiye letter on the subject Of Mary
land Tobacco Inspection, which we
shall reserve for publication hereafter.
II meets, frankly and sqnarely, every
point that has been raised against the
present system OF inspection, IS mas
ierplccc Of reasoning, rcplcte with apt
illustrations and abounds in valuable
information as TO the motives which are
prompting the attempt to overthrow
State Inspections and the consequences
to the planter Of course so suicidal
But we prefer not to anticipate bat to
allow the letter 10 speak ior Itself, pre-
missing here merely, that for nearly a cen
fury the sale OF tobacco has been sub
jeci to colonial or Stale supervision
that The expectation o. uhma'Ne'ao'e
tobacco was prohibited by law az early
as 1855 and a system Of inspections by
justices OF the peace in the several
counties was established IN 1889. 9th
cr systems Of inspection were then tried,
and ~ 1923 the present system was es'
tablisbcd. The acl establishing II was