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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-27
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
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Trans lsars HpriibuTg Gs fll0r,s
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-27

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-27
ONE HUNDRED ACRES

q cleared land, and FORTY ACRES o,
iinovr-land. The buildings are goosi. soa-
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los Acres and 20 Perches,
CAUTION NOTICE.

Administrator of Sam1 S. Megaug
June 80, 1881.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
LOCAL BREVI1IES,

Mr. Z. Y: Johrs>n. SOD of tie lGte Reuben
j Johnson. Of this CT y. has graduated 10 law from
the University Ct Maryland.
A marriage license was issued 10 WASHINGTON
Yesterday to Nicholas n ,rrson and Louisa
letroo. both OF Prize, Georges c,unty Nd.
Frark Loslic's Illustrated Newspaper for this
week coolalos pictures of the decoration at Mt.
Vernon and the steamer W. W. Corcoran.
Dir. Robsrt Portner, of this city. is DOW at
Weis Baden, G:rmspy. His health has greatly
improved
The iuocral of Walter wilkins, whose sud
d3n death at the all was noted yesterday took
place this morniug from the residence OF bis
| brother 90 PGsca street. and was largely atteu.
ded by the young friends Of the deceased
w. e. Bullock, esq of ShclbyviIIe, Kg.,
| o1usln ct Rcv. D.. j. j. Bullock, represented
Louisville Presbylcry 10 tho Presbyterian Gen
etal Assembly, 10 stssijn at SlauulCn. last vi elk.
| 'lr. Bullock and his wife are DOW visiting Dr..
Bullock. in Washington.
Charley Nye, 10 speech 10 Washington. q
lev lights ago, charged the Alexandria Reform
Ciub with cot stsLdlnp by lis tolCrs 10 the late
election 10 this city. Ho said only about fifty
! oct Of slZ Euadred mem btts cf the g ub roted
| the temperance ticker.
n .yourg man ulm.d WIN. uu!chis5n, from
Washington, On Lis wy down the river.
was stopped here this htitroo0n by iriond Of
the father OF Huchjon, Who sought 10 secure
| O boat aid su1 he had in lis possession. The
msn c0utd not make tu} c.S3 aud Hutcli
son was allowed 10 proceed Oh his j)uroey.
Tho Washington Light Infantry, and the
Natiobal Riffs, Of Washington, have accepted
the Invitations saut Them by he Alexandra
| Light laiautty TO send teams Of seven each to
GIymont CO the 18Th iust., The ccc ,sion being
the excursion Given by tho latter company, to
s1ont icr rrz' tf.Ted by Mr. j. 7. Beck.
| hsD.
Bette MasOr, col1rei. complained TO Ju,c,
Thompson tits afternoon that sho he'd been
:ci1daI Sd by 40: Iralion DOCTOR" 1t ap-
meals thu: the ID 'ctet had informed Cola
Jackson who is sick. that hcr troubles were
| caused ~ poison plsc!d in her th,cs By the
Mason Woman. The Justice advised the
woman. vic appealed 10 be greatly distrofstd,
| - Pay % attention to The SANDER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
PR0FEssEoMhh GakFna.

A CARD-It should be generally known tha.
IA persons 60 unfortunste ns II lo7o one or
more OF their toath need no. wit woaks a3h
months for arlif2in subatituta1 ind endure in.
convenience di!egreeatl3 changes in vcisl "a
cisl expression, &c, hu. Insy havo artificial
teeth made before aud iGse,tsi Immediately A.
Ter extraction Of their na.ura! teeth. By this
mode better adaptation, II moro pleasant OK
preston and nearer approach TO 9arl praserv-
ing the natural harmony If tina features arc ga
cured, and very mucl Of tao pain snd difficulty
experienced in learning to uso toath ara also
avoided. have practic I'll this m od suc .a,sfuly
for seven years, aud having introiucs1 it here,
would be GLAD 10 refer ally one interested 10 us
tients who know Off. from cxperia5cn lntre.ting
the natural toelh my Obi -. II to proso-ve every
one that time, psiioacn and moisra methods of
treatment can sava Tue u;a Of Graan;c in a..
siroyilg exposed nerves is conjannsd by the
more enlightened of The dental profession on
account o. its turning teeth Gark, Inducing ah
scess and iaslly the los3 Of tha tcsLh The neTvo
pulp, which is the source Of lie to tho tooth,
should always BE- frosted, whoa e1 posel, with =
view 10 its restoration ~ health. u,u no cheap
alloys for filling; my fees muc1 loss tn an aru
usually chy:ged for tho sams csss Of work.
Gold filing from $50 up; o.hor work al pro-
portionitely low rates.
w. DGNNaLI.Y, y. L. s,
Graduate dental Daaais,
Univ. of Michigan.
OGico: 1921 street. no..a vest, Washington,
d. y. ari3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
"WINE OF CARDUl" cures ;rrl
painful, OF difficult mcustruation.
FLO. ssle by L. s. Lesdbe ster & Bro.
Mothers! Motllcrs!! Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed ST night and broken OF your
res. by sick child suffering and crying with
the eIcrHcat'ng pain Of cutting teeth? II 80,
60 OF c, And &c. n bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHl M SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
lill!o suHcrc! immednte y-depcnd upon i.
there Is no mistake tbtu: it. There is not
u"thor on o.rLh who bss ever used it who will
not Tell yen "a. once that it will osulate the bow
els, nnc give rest TO The mother, and relief and
noaih to the c<, operating Ike magic II j;
perfectly sAto 10 uae in all cases, and pleasant to
the taste. ard Is the prescription OF ono of the
of's: aad hst female Ehysicians md nurses in
the United ttsteE. Sold everywhere. rs centi
q bottle. mh2l
CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER. at MCBUR
NtYS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
Alexandria Gazette and Viroinia 7o+i@

SSHEEUoTH. - hebuoth," the feast OF
weeks, Commemorative Ct the revelation of the
c1mnandntats en- Mount Si1ai. began at SUD
uo6n yesterday tvablDg aud will continue ualil
5u1d3"n this eveO;nI. S r7icos appropriate to
the irfss were htli 10 The Hebrew Syuepo pue
% Washington street last night at ! o'cccs,
and This morning OF Q o'cl ck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
From the Hub,

1htTo ls perhsps no tonic cHerol to the reo-
pie thu! pO:sosscs rs much real intrinsic value as
the Hop RitteJs Jast at this season Of the wear,
when tho ttomach needs on appetizer, or the
b!opd neecs purifying. tho cheapest and best
Iem6jy Is Hop BiLters An ounce Of proven.
tion is worth pound of cure; don't wait until
ycu are p!os!rsted by disease that NAV take
months Tor you 10 recover in. -RO.tJm Gi0Jc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

- ORANGES Mr.. NJ. B)s.art. c1nf, c:ioner,
NO. 5. Fairfax street.. to day received co i1vaice
OF SPLENDID orarees, largo and delicou:lg h.-
V0rtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
0NE THOUSAND QCOY PIECES ssE
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS

just received al s. G, s, TO- Il. Is sad o.; one
hundred (l0) pieces of beautiful French Lawn:
al 25c; one hundred u0J) piaces beautiful Fig
ured Linen L.wrs 49, 20 ana &c; fifty (5U)
pieces of Black and White Striped Silks; also
Navy Bus Garnet, Drhb. Green. Black sri
other co ors. only SIC; GRO hundred now Para
sols Just arrived !; beautiful Lsca Grenadines
only 1Sc; one yard wide puTe Linen for ladies'
wear la; excellent Black Satin 10; I,sce
Striped White Goods l0c; India Liner, REAL.
good quality Zoe; puFo Silk Colo.ed Brocsde5
81: Black Surah Silk. extroney wide, 81; pure
wool Nuns Yelling 37!c; pure wool wide double
width Chudds Serge tbs now style dre:s goods,
only t0,; all pure wool Blsck Lace Grcusdino
only 2jc; besuii(ul Dress Goods Q0OO piec:s) tho
lsrges! assortment in Washington, a: 10 II, Is.
Is. -, 25c up TO 81 50.
mYE6-W Washington, y. Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
NJ OTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS
City Tressuret's Cli.a, J
room No. 2, Market Building. :

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Alexandria, Va, May T. 1851.
All person who have not paid thti: State taxes
for Tho yesr 1850, will please take motto, shs. :
am compnll6d 10 settle my accounts for ih.t yos-
with the State on thu LIT day uf .juun, and t.
enable m TO do SO. must collect tho tlxcs now
unpili and unless thes3 bills arc pail by tho
:o:h inst | shall wi!hou. further notice cnforca
their payment. Voters will also bes. in mind
thst they mu'! pay !her capita.ion tax for 1889
10 enIille Them to Vols In thu May and Novem.
bar elections. Merchants and others engaged ia
business, who have received certificates OF their
Stale licenses from tho Commissioner CT Hey-
enue sre hereby notified !ha! under the law they
ere required to present tho saclo s. this cities
and psy the amount. A failure TO do SO renders
them liable 10 Gaa for doing business withou. q
license.
H. i. HARLOW,
myl2 City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

Tho market CLOSES dull hnd hehvJ. Flour i!
lower for low grsdes and dull for others. What
ll2 l13 l2) and li2 for Fultz, IS 10 quality, and
l2jal23 for fair to good Lancaster. But little
Corn WAS tTared. and about 40 bushels CT white
sold OF t3 and g. Abou! 1000 bushels Of Kyo
b.ou6h! l0j end 1000 bushels Of Oats 60 Coun.
try produce is quiet at quotations. Bscon il
unchanged. Woo! continues 10 c,m> in slowly,
and sales arc made at Guots.ioua,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
TOR RENT.

GTORM ON KING STREET FOR NENT-
~ TIE THREE STORY BRICK STORE 10.
Il King tilGet, running back to Market alley.
sepl6 =. q. SMOUT s. SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

JouN BELL Of TIE RAMPAGE AGAIN
John BoU, o)!0rej, arrested Short uuc ago
tor beatioe lis wito, Mary Bell, Eviag in the
First Ward, AID sent to I'll. was released yts
to-day. TEis mo-tlog about 10 o'clcck he went
10 the home OF his vile 10 80 inttxcated couGi.
ton, AMI calling The woman TO tho door, struck
ho7 a savcT3 blow on tic head, telling her 10
tic srou1l, tie then best her badly. Ofhc,r
Utnmp, vino was informed Of tho disturbarc,,
at q q shCr' chase, captured the brutal husband.
and Dised hre in the station house. This is
tho third assault Bell has made upon his wife
Several moutha ago ho escaped from the chain
gaog, and returning to bis hom, Knocked her
dove with brick He then left tho city.
al1c' Tbs inc the W;man has refused to live
with Inn, Tho two other assaults have follow
Cd n tie regular order. Bell is a bad man and
the WoWa1 Is afraid he will take her life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

lHE WEATHER Tho Scalhc: for lie lssi
40 DAYS has been !aloy aud tic temperature
~. EaDots from d!iIG!eot parts ct the cu1
iry give acconOts Of ha'I stoIu.s Of MGR, or lss
sv,r!!y, when aCcyuri5 for tho lhcrm0m5itc
"ep;css00 tt Ills c.icn. Iwo years ago yes.
'rciY. his cltS Was peIttd uDme7ctu.y Tor
nbaut hiitcn minutes with hail stoucs--some /
\ g2Gl aycC92r sZ,---Gu i7g which hundreds OF
wi"Iog 3aGsl .scloc tho West were shattered.
iuo wIui iJr I'll, ia7: for!y eight hours has
been uear!: northeast. with SINE very siisht
vMlt!oDs, aEJ;ThliJ ;aia hal fallen ~;th ocia
ti009l lG'cIiLissOas. tic temperature is tnu2h
mO,o agreeable ihao GufILg he lury part Ct TIC
seek. jhe gcujl, ptneNaiing showers Of the
,a-' tgD ~ tagG ben v,ry b fcIa TO oil
ai9is Of G7a9s especially Cha: Of hay. A few
Ity3 ago il w,s dcoI,rei mat Only auout ha {
a cop Of hay = I'll | be made; now full crop il
a',u'ed. 4 scaticmsn rom the cluotry said
t5is mornlHg ihat the rain OF yesterday WIS
worth five hutd'cd dollars TO him. The flr.
N r.. Tor o:o', SEX ooRietre tllt they aio
"aIpy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
"WINE OF CARDUI"

"WINE OF CARDUl" makes rosy
checks and clear compilations.
For tale by Il. !. Lead tester & Bro
VIRGINIA CLARETs! Superior 10 imported
Vices, q! MCBURNEYs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

Emi3er ifo6dJihhcS. JWac 1881
r. .ao Middle Etisntic St.toe, cloudy weather
with cGaon! lie at rains, north ossterly, geE orally
.ar.:ag to orthwesterly winds, Stationary tenn.
gs,..@To followed by rising barometer.
CoaoRED MINISTERS AND DEAcoSs' UNION
Tae ej.'r.d Ministers ard D,qcous' Uoiop met
.. tic First Bapls: Church OF Manassas. w..
% Sstud.y last, and vas cr1aniz d ~ the
choice Of Rov. G. w. Hsrner, Of Warreutop,
Fr,:G3Dt. and j. w. Webb, CT Altxapdris,
ZEE President. Rev. T. w. Aus.iu, of Rec.
io;.ogn, was chosen Secretary. r. j. Stroller
Corresponding Secretary, and j. johnson Treas
u-ar, after which the list Of delegates was call
C.. aod the following answered to their names ::
/; 8. NJ. d. Wlllsms, j. Thomas, G. W.
tiarrcr, X ?. Dawson. 2. W. Austio, G. G..
Elnjster and J. W. Webb. and Deac,ns j.
l'hosoo, VIM. Jackson, Lewis Cyrus, NJ. q.
Harris, James Broadus and T.. J. Slrothcr.
R:v }. ". Xix, of Yves. Vireiois who
Fas present, vas invited to seat 10 the Uoion.
The 10 l11lcg suit cots were discussed: N)
alo: ~ Ministerial Support; (3) iIome
and Forrig1 Mis3ious
lev. W. Is. Johnson offered the followir
Ahorcas missionary work is so much needed
tG 0u' m d., aud az We are only few 10 thi:
vgrt 0! the State kaoSn IS Bap.is.s; therefore
til.
Il solved, That we recommend to The churchc:
i cur As;cc sion to organiz, a nte society
iaT the oao, ii: of home aud iorcig1 missions.
1t II O'Clock C. n. Rev. j. W. Wcbt
preached from Matthew S: % After the Ser
mon CO lotion vas taken UP. amounting to
- 81
At p. u. I,v. w. u. Johoso1 prasch5d
rom The Sid Chapter of X'cH., verso Sub
l'c: Redemption. Collection S2.CG.
~ oc.cs y II. the Uoion adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Reports from tho surrounding c)uhtry are "a
voEable rs to The growing crops, and the pros.
pe2t for sn increased grain trade is good. The
assura % of tho introduction into Cur mids!
OF large manufacturing interests are stronger
and our people are generally hopeful Of 3 new
era n tho history CT the odd town. So far the
coal trade his not been IS active IS had been
hoped, aud until the Gilicull:s ST Cum oerland
in Iocronce to The railroad crossings there are
| se!tlod, Wa cenn0. look Tor any great improve.
mtn!. Tho E.hiDg season has passed, and a. far
So the catch wss cor earned was very favorable,
End while prices ruled low and tho PROFITS were
no! At, ye! on the whole II my be put down
rs successful. The various branches Of industry
in tho city s7c progressing isVorsbly, and the
prospect il Gcol for brighter dsy in The 10!
distant future. In money matters there is no
change 10 note Of importance. The supply is
eqaaI 10 the dem.nd, and the low rates of inter.
est and nigh pric 8 Of governmsn! bonds ara in.
dutilg capital to seek other invcs !nents. With
good collaterAla loans can b3 made without any
q III Guilty. In Baltimore the money market con.
tinues qlict and easy. The o(Tericgs. of CONNER.
cial paper are snail, and the quoted rate3 for
both loans ard discounts are 4,5 per cent, and if
tho security is satisfactory ihcro is practically 10
| mt 10 lib 3 amount TO DO obtained st tho inside
! Fl cure Money on call and time in the New
| y OK market il > IS per cent snd prims morcsn-
| tile pspcr is 3a4 per cent u. s. bonds were
| quiet and eteady yesterday. At the closing quo.
tstioSs in New York the only changes were
advance in dis snd in registered 81 not entitled
10 the privilege Of extension The lister were
1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

RELEASED --John II. Gibson, coIorad. tho
gay d3c.iVar mentioned yesterday as having
c taxed from his ncaIy married wife, and
c1mmi,tcd 10 ali By jus c. Whutlcsey, on tn,
a1a:ca OF ''Scduciog from the path OF virtno
~ IN pTomsa OF marriage, ona Berthe G;s1ins, "
w.s re-: ascd late 10 ths afternoon. the Commit.
m:a. having been Withdrawn by the Jus.ic,, il
.pp,aElng that the otfauco vas committed over
40 years $40 and therefore barred by the spe-
:. statute OF Limitation. Gibson has bocn at
wr:E DUNG In: past two yeas 10 Pittsbusg
SEA Baltimore, aud ils! returned to this ely
Ias.Iap, The GaFk'os woman sIraigued hln
before Tic Third Co!elci Baptist Church on tho
2tnJc OF {! ii re- With her Affections, bat fail.
I0g 10 stcirn his smissioa, she appealed 10
The law. NV tina so has aged inc pcc!cn.
ii4Gy. sho &c arcs that his life shall no. be ooa
Il Aorn'ness i size c,r pEovstt il. Gibson ia
ayW Ct 9r h hnG,yI01n. which VS. 50 NIB
lu"tig lDitr.nplrd Sc>jelG,y.
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FOR SALE ssR ssEN.s,

A VRRY DESIRABLE FARM AT PRI-
II YATE SALH.
The farm lately occupied by LOW g. stiles,
d,c3aaod. situ,tol within halt = miA OF ihs vil.
isEe OF Aceotink, Fai,flx county, Va, is offered
for sale For further Information c4ll on tho
promises or address ANN nj. STILES.
mp:0 2Wx ace mink. Fairfax county,, Va
NOR SALE OR RENT-TWO BRICK
h HOUSES on ST. Asaph street, No; S. and
50. b?twean Princess and Dronoco sts., IN good
repair. Possession given metia.oly. In1uire
q! LEWIS STEIN'S. Royal 1T. my5-,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

En:5er Probabilities. Juae 5 1851
e- tho Middle Htlsntic St.toe, cloudy woithti
with eGaon! lie at rains, NORTH ss.erly, ger erslly
sr.,.."g to norihwesterly winds, Stationary tenn.
vs...4Go followed by rising barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

is only moderately acliva with light receipts OF
produce. Flour quiet Is tO.7 Is tor fnn to FAM.
lily brands. Sales OF Wheat ut l2}.l3O for Lsn.
caster; lz8 Tor mixed and l2'sl2j for Fuliz
Sales of white Corn OF c. .G} aud mixed st G2
Nothing doing in Rye or Oats and quotations
nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Juno Clogs
Market quiet ard prices Zoe lower oxcspt Tor
prime; mixed p,cking s. $3.50 IS good 10 choice
heavy IS 50,6 10. Caltle-Msrket slow; exports
sjiG - good 10 choices shipping s. C5i5 60. fair
to good S5s6 40. Sheep-M dull and easier,
Common 10 good shorn q. 81 5).5 rs.
CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET June 2.-Hopa
-Deinsnd active; common and light 81 50a5 IS,
psckirg and tu;chers' S. p So Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. June e.
sold as follows: best Cattle; good 3a6c medium
fair 42a5tc; thin steers, oxen and cows q 14c
l245 Sheep and Lambs were offered. which solo
G.S; for Lambs, 4a5!c Ger clipped Sheep and d.
G4c for wool DO. Is Cows md Calves sold at zoe
S IS each
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

STARTLING DI,Co7ERY.-A gentleman resid
inS 10 The lower portion Of the city 10 the owner
a very fine chicken cock Of a choice breed,
AID E0.t iog afforded him so much qualification
=. to cc,aaIoGaiIy c.tcl this ohaDtic!cer, smooth
h!5 comb. &c Bu. day or two ago while
c'gagCd in this pasne BIO pushed back the
h. kin nirutely and was Mortified to find that
th2 terrible disease which terminated the earth
= career Of An.iachus Eoiphaues, Herod the
Gr,a; ard uerod Aerppa would soon deprive
hn Of bis pet. Ia other words, tho repug
cant insect Lie which materially aupnen's &C.
COMPOSITION after dcsth was manifest in sll
Its ioahsomo fern. 1t is needless to say That
tbs member OF the fcsthery tribo. held 10 such
esteem few days ago, is now carefully avoided
s1i only thought of with nausea AID disgust,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-03

QUARTERLY SRRvICEs,-Quarterly meeting
.tiVcs viii be commenced in the Free Metho-
ElS! Church 10 night at 7:30 o'clock, continuing
~, Monday next. Rev. Joseph Trsvers, OF
rolis deiphia, Rev. Mr.. Michael. and other
sleihsIs will b present.