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Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
Down In Florida.

Samuel +. Conner Of this city, went
O. vn to Florida a few days ago to be
'I'royrd IN Temples Mills. A letter
lr.m W. G. Temple, formerly well
Eru"n in tn. city, states that he has
aIN"d and is already in love with the
,'l,", Ten PIES mills are located on
H.. Florida Transit Rai.rDa1, two miles
f.,u S'ark"r, aud in til" centre If thc
iul' and orange country of Flu,ua Tue
turIl,oluetrr there On the lIi'l was on '
s. H. the shade.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
A Tnx Payer.s Grievances.

-
Mr.. Editor, would like to ask few
questions through the columns OF your
paper
First If a Company builds wall
OH Il poor foundation, the wall near
twelve feet high, and on one side they
put loose dirt, perhaps fifty tons, level
up to rop of wall and use the place for
"A private road, there comes a heavy rain
and vets and settles the dirt down and
pushes the foundation out there being
no support on the one side, and the
wall falls, then the water that run on
about fifty feet square runs into the
hole and washes it out, now where does
the City Council or the Street Commit
tee get the authority to take the money
of the tax payers to keep up private
roads ? II they have the right to do 80
the sooner they build up the wall for
William Lea 4 Sons Co., the better
for the looks Of the place. But it Is
likely hat some of the tax payers
will remember the committee when they
run for Office the mex time.
Another question is: when the city
had two water powers and one Superin-
tenient of water works he managed to
keep the race in order, but nov the
city owns seven powers and two men
that claim to be Superintendent OF
Water Works, the race Is in horrible
dirty condition, some places nearly fill
ed with mud and when the water gets
low the mud is stirred up so that the
pumps have to stop OF pump up muddy
water, the headgates are broken and the
arertnreS are filled partly with brush,
logs, and many kinds of filth. Now il
| occurs that the best thing the city can
due is TO urn ont the two, and g.,
one good, capable, honest man that il
not afraid to do his duty and will do it
and for goodness sake let us have al
pure water as we can get. for one an
ashamed to let strangers see the source
of our drinking water. The filth thai
comes down crooked run from thu
brewery ard goes into our drinking wa
ter is certainly disgrace to our Boar.
of Health, and any Board Of healtl
that permits such n thing stinkini
as i, does, ought to take the NJ. d. fron
the title and substitute B. s. to the eht
OF their names. A FRIEND TO ALL.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
The German Am ericau kchooI.

The board of managers of the German
American School held meeting yesler.-
day afternoon, at which it was decided
10 hold il volksiest at the Scheutan
Park, on the 18th, Goth and 2lst Of sep
tember, for the benefit of the school,
and u committee OF seven were appolnI-
ri to make the necessary arrange
mrntI.
A committee of three were also ap'
pointed TO procure new teacher "
take the place Of Miss Carstegen, VINO
during he vacation, became MIS-.
Kuhlman. If the arrangements can "
perfected, the school will be re-opehe'
the first of September.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
1903 Chestnut street.
IOHN WANAMAkER.

We have put in a new line
of Foulards in dark colors.
You'll see themin the Chest
nut street window, near 1hir.
teenth street. We think
them low at 12l cts.
Wrapper reps also dis
played IN the window with
the Foulards, are in. about
IS styles and colors. This
is the first offering in fall
colors of these goods, and
you needn't wait for more
variety, need you? They
are 20 cents.
Market-street entrance, main aisle, second
circle on right.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
Horse Thieves About.

Last Saturday 1870 horses were stolen
from j. Wilson l'ui"y, Vt brandywine
Hundred on" 1, i dark 'rOWn mare,
10 years DID, nl,ceu hahd, high, with
white left hind foot, and he other is
ljgnt bay horse with four whiGe feet,
black name and tail, II years Old, and
IL" same heigh h rs the mare. I'll,
EIandywine horse association offer, a
rrwArd Of $50 each for the recovery OF
tu" horses, and $50 additional for til,
:rre,t and conviction If the thieves,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
Er,sferpsni VISIT.

Anout iorly mem o"rs ct nc phi
American Mechanics, "ri' ~ ~ u
Il, lphia last Saturday eV'"'np' h4s
u traiclnai visit 10 tirlr W, ,t,, l,r
that city. They were met az ~, and
street st'tion by "A delcea''o,no han
cortcd 10 th" American W. W., y
Hall at Fourth and George ~ ~, m (
II banquet was served. S'''' y, even.
iIors did not return until 'a''
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
Reu0strar,. Report.

During the week ending at ''"o" 'i 81 Il
Saturday, there were fourteen ,hu
two marliapr. and seventeen dea'"'
ported in this city. .u
Calls. of dratE--COnsliii'l''ion'i; ioni an
cholera il, fantuln, a: genera "'u,iI uaI,
.: ap"pl.xy, dipntheria, hydii,c'p'''|no, n,
marasmns, malaria, perirar,ll'lSS,, r n
alySis, scarlet fever aud "eah"'''
each. ,r
Ages Of the deaf-Under y,"', n,
from | to . years, ] from 2 goo, "a !,
80 10 40, 9 ; frolI 40 to %, iro'" w
10, Il; from 80 10 30, !.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
Fatal Accidents.

DR.. Gilbert Thicks.un, President OF
the PENNSYLVANIA State Medical SO,
ciety. and of the Erie Coun y Medical
Association, was killed on Saturday by
falling through raj way bridge al
Erie. The train stopped at the bridge,
and the doctor, believing he Was a,
the station, stepped from IL car and i"l
to the roadway beneath
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
DEATHS.

BROW Mn this ci.y, on the l9tli INST, oi
diphtheria, Helen james Brown, daughter
OF j. Paul and Annie l.. Brown.
Relatives and friends OF the family are I'd
yited to attend the funeral from the resideaIce
nf ner uncle Thos McClnrv. Tu7 King street.
Tuesd v, the 2lst., at II O'Clock, a. IN Inter
mcnt private
GROW ES-On Sunday, the 18th inst, neal
St Georges. Del Andrew Groves, in the
73d year Ot his age.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
i Human Hog.

Ihr NyrNI Kt"lFd sayS'
A man ~ Nooll land Beach last week
complained 10 the proprietor that he
had pa d for supper. hut did not get
half enough He was taken tu Il" uln.
ing room and the waiter asked about
the matter, when il was found The man
had three oyster Stews, three plates Of
fish, two Gevlled crabs, two plates O'
fried oysters, coffee and bread, all ioi
fifty cents. Some men never knO"
when they have enough and the waite
thought it simply iu,tc,' TO the man Lo
10 give him any more.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
Death Of AN Aged Farmer.

Andrew Groves, all old and respected
farmer died at his residence near ST.
Georges yesterday morning, in the 73,l
year Of his age. Mr.. Groves was born
near Christiana and spent all his lift
in the vicinity. He leaves Il wife and
seven children. His remains will bt
inferred in St. Georges cemetery on
Wednesday afternoon at one O'Clock
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
A Week Of blood,

Last week was distinguished by a
reign of blood in Cincinnati. There
were ten serious ARRAYS, eight of which
resulted in murder and the other two
In probable murder. Two of the victims
were themselves murderers, and two Of
the murderers have committed murder
before.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
Complaint.

It is stated that the slor gatltrer
has not visited Lombard street, between
Eighth aud Taylor street, for the past
two weeks. The garbage is accumulat-
inp and becomming offensive. If he
is sick, dead, or gone an a journey, n
substitute should be appointed, and the
cause ofconplaint removed right sl"ct-
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
Tents for Ladies' ana Gen,lemen

The managers of St. Paul's circle,
Brandy wine Summit Camp, write to
say thai they have tents for lady board
rrs and tents for gentlemen boarders,
but suggest that ladies and gentlemen
coming out to spend day or two at
camp bring quilt or blanket along.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
Not Removed.

A large bird dog supposed to be mad
was shO by police officer on Saturday
afternoon, and is still lying there in a
very offensive condition. The people IN
the vicinity want to know who Is bound
TO remove the carcass.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
JOHN WANAMAxER.

The comings and goings at
the Lace Counter are more
than we can name. The la
dies are watching them bet
ter than we can do. Only a
small lot to day of well-pat.
termed Oriental that is
thought we'll worth IS to 35c
Some new Torchons, botf
light and heavy, are liked ir
design and will sell freely al
8 to 3oc.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
AT
John Wanamaker's S,
PHILADELPHIA.
MONDAY.
AT

As you visit the Suit De,
partment o.day, as ladies
are we'll apt to do, you may
be surprised to find SO much
strictly regular, excellent
stock marked down all along
the line, as you can easily
tell by looking at the tickets
where 81 is changed to g.
50, and $50 to $40. The
fact is summer has passed
its prime and we don't wait
to be told of it.
A few Chintz Dresses from s6and 81 to -. 81
and S375
Gingi,ams, pieces, - to $3.50.
A few Striped Zephyrs. 81. 30 to $3.50.
Cloth Dresses, present styles one OF q KIND
10 TO SI5 and S3I to $50.
10 good wearing Black Silks to S22.
Stylish Summer Dresses and few Frencf
Dresses at similar reductions.
1901 Chrestnut street, second floor.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
IOHN WANAMAkER.

Misses and Children's S
Dresses have been in in
creasing. variety this summer
and now, with the choicest
selection, they are all reduc.
ed in price, though not shown
on bargain tables. A great
variety Of outside wraps are
among them.
1909 Chestnut street.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
IOIIN WANANAk Err.

As you enter the Arcade
from Chestnut street you
will find all the counters on
your right are given up to
ladies' underwear and every
requisite for the infantile
wardr' r'be-supplies t h a
seem to te always in season
Chestnut-street Arcade.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20

T1UK KENT-A SEVEN, ROOM HOUSE
e or part Of it IN the eastern part Of the
city, desirably located. Addres :" House y
REPCBLICAN office. au2O ~
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20

rNOK SALt;-NEW TWO-SIURY BRICK
C dwelling, six rooms. only sl.2oo.. T..
II. GREGG, Clayton House Building.
au205t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
,ELECT SCHOOL.

X. ID. Naris and sister will re open their
school, No. b09 Tatnall street. ninth mOnlh,
third day. au2O-lmO
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20
.anamaker & Brown

VXIANTEll-A GIRL FUR GENERAL
w uousewOrk In a family Ot three. Must
be Il good cook Best of reference required.
Apply at 1909 Tatnal. 'Ir, vt, between and y
| n clrk this evening. au2O-ltt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20

r OST-ON SATURDAY NIGHT, ON
IL Market street or Delaware avenue, q
sleeve button with deer engraved on Re-
ward if left at this Office. au2O.3ts
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20

NUTICE-ALL PERSONS ARE FOR
~ bid trusting any one on my account
without written order from me. VIM. T..
MASSEY. au2O-tt"
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20

VIYANTED-A CHILD'S NURSE. REF
w erencs required. MIS- CHARLES
X. JON ES, 1ll2 Delaware avenue a20-Jtt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20

wy ANlED--A GOOD WHITE HOUSE
w keeper Must come well recommend.
ed Inquire at 2OA frencI street. au2,.t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20

NOR RFNT-3 X, ,OMS IN HDUs + No.
Il o2l Walnut street. A family without
children preferred auW At
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20

NYYANTED- GOOD WHITE GlhI.,
w must be IA good ironcr. Apply al al
f. Second street. uuD Lts
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20

XIvANrED--A GIRL To DOGtNERhL l.
w lOusowVrk. Apply at4I7 l.. Fourth
street. luiS VI
Daily Republican., 1883-08-20

kIyASTED-Bt ! 70 RI N ERRANIS.
w one that can come we'll recoin,ne Ged
An, ly at vi Market street. alltlt
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23

On Wednesday night, between l and
O'Clock, james Leasure and wife,
who live IN j unIata township, had a
rough experience with burglars
Lcasurs has bell Gu tcp OF his house,
aud rope runs from the bell tO the
lower part OF the house The burglars
got ladder a. Jacob COrley's, one
7 mile distant, aud with this they got Oh
the roof of Leasurc's house ana Gu.
the bell rope. While on the roof of
the house they we're beard by tho ser
want girl, VITO got out OF bed ami
Went doSa stairs IN her nigh. c;othes.
" hen she reached the kitchen she saw
that the burglars hac taken window
out and we're already IN the house she
was pursued q considerable distance,
but escaped and resched Jacob Cor
iey's house and gave the alarm Leas-
ure and his wife are so years OF age
They sleep down stairs anc we're Tot
aware Of their danger until the robbers
came to their bedside asd wskened
them. Tie hurglars were mistaken
with wells. They told the old folks to
keep quiet as they only wanted their
money. Mrs. Leasure insisted on it
that they had no money and while
they were parieying with the robbers,
the neighbors who had been notified
by the girl were heard approaching
the house and the robbers fed They
were pursued a short distance and cne
of the veiis were found. They are
known and steps are being taken to
secure their arrest Other ro5beries
have recently been committed in that
peiel borhOod and these persons are
COW blamed for these crimes. Mr.
Lssssre was supposed to have a con-
siderable quantity of money or had
and this fact was known TO the rob
bers. They we're well posted as to the
fact that the bell rope was arranged
SO that Lezsure could reach il from
bis bedroom and that be lad put up
the tell SO ss 10 be able to give au
alarm III case OF an attenp. of this
kiud The farmers of that neighbor-
hood are getting up vigilance COM
niitee and proposed making al exam
pis of tie first one of the crowd they
ran catch bedford Inquirer
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23

xsssrs, PAliser. Palliser & Co., Of
Bridgeport, CT, the well known Archi-
tects and Publishers of standard works on
architecture, have lately issued sheet
containing plants and specifications OF
very tasteful modern eight room cottage
with tower, and also with the necessary
notifications for building it without a, tow
and er with but rooms If desired. In its
most costly ioru, the outlay is estimated at
5000; without the tower it has been
built tor $3.50; ana II only d rooms are
included, tn. cost may be reduced to
81, 1000 OF $z,UOO. Details are given OF
msnteis, stairs, doors and castings, cornices
etc. The publishers have found IT the
most popular plan they have ever issued,
ana state that 1t has been adopted in more
than i've hundred instances within their
knowledge. The same firm issue Speciti-
cations in blank adapted for frame Or brick
buildings of any cost; also forms OF build
Ing contract, and several books on modern
inexpensive, artistic Cottage plans which
are Oi great Practical value and convenience
TO every ono interested.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
In Memorian.

At meeting Of the Presbyterian Sabbath
sc hool of Mitiiintown, held May 13, 1883,
ihe following tribute OF esteer 10 thu
memory of Blanche Scholl, former pupil
OF the school, was adopted.
WHEREAS, Ii hath pleased God in has
wisdom 10 remove from us Blanche Scholl,
one of our beloved pupils; therciere
Resolved, That in this inScrutahls dis
pensation of God We should learn the
solemn Lesson that our Father in Hsaren
would teach us.
Resolved, That in her death the school
lost one of its brightest pupils, whose ami
ability and gentleness Won the hearts oi
all.
Resolved, That we extend 10 the sorroE
stricken parents our earaest sympathy, and
ask them TO turn 10 the all wise one, who
is wise and mcIciiuI and WHO doeth ali
things we'll
Resolved. That these resolutions be er;-
crossed upon ihe minutes of tue Sabbath
school, and that copy b. handed The iami-
" OF the deceased and published in the pa
pers of the county.
ALFRED J. PATTERSON, Superintendent.
Mason IRWIN, Secretary.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
In Memoriam,

At meeting OF the officers and teachers
of the PreSbytc tcriaa Saboatn school OF Mil
flintown, held MAY llth, A. ID. 1855, the iol-
lowing tribute Of esteem 10 the mcWory OF
Miss Mary Christy was adopted. On SAB
bath morning, May L., 1888, the resolutions
were concurred in and adopted by the
school:
lnasmuch as 1t hath pleased Almighty
q Oh to remove by death our co-worker and
fellow-laborer in the Sabbath school, Miss
Mary Christy, We would hereby give express
sion TO our high appreciation OF her faith
iuI and earnest christian WORK with us 10 thc
Masters vineyard.
KesogeG, That We hImbly and reverent-
/ ly bow 10 the great scarcnef OF hearts, wh>
! doelh all things iOr his peoples good and
his own glory.
! Resolved, That in her death We recog
Dize the loss of a true, devoted and exemp
/ larry christian; but We believe our loss i.
/ her eternal again.
Divine Providence we hear the voice o.
q od Calling to more active snd diiIscn
use oi our divineiy taleats in Christ's SER
[ vice and preparation Tor death.
Resolved, That We extend our warmes
sympathies and christian cOndoiencc TO the
bereayed family and friends, commencing
them to the fathrrly care OF linn gh'
naketh ali things wOrk together 10 then
that love God.
( Resolved, That these resolutions be en-
crossed in the minutes OF our Sabbath
school, and copy OF them sent 10 III
fanny of the deceased, and 10 the count
papers Tor Insertion.
ALFRED J. PATTERSON, Superintendent.
Mason IRWIN, Secretary.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23

In q 10 mile race between q bIcy-
ciist and morse, NJ Altoona recently,
the Dicyclsst won easily. The race IA.
Tor S2vU wagon.
Ia a tgnt between two robins an a
game quicken IL Butter, u few days
ago the robins chased the chickens
hail . iuiio aud drvye Rim into hol-
low log Tor safety,
The house OF LOUIS Schmei,zer, at
Jonnstowp, Was struck by lightning
dusings terrible sto1m. The occu-
pauts we're thrown out oi bed and the
house Was badly wrecked
Wriins Gu the subject OF rat diet
the LonGon times saysa gentleman OF
hent, Eugia Is coming TO the ooncius
ION that rats we're As good to eat as rab-
bits, recently caught some that had
been raised III Mill and dressed them
Tue he.n Was white like \ chicken 5,
but almost entirely devoid OF flavor.
The Calnese long ago discovered that
they were oneap and good eating, and
the slaves IN Jamaica roasted them IL
asaus aud eat them as Southern negroes
do ysms. Df. Asne taught bis men
TO kli thea ON board The snip, boil and
nIace them, roll them into balls and
covor Win raiiow. Taey proved very
nutritious IS we'll as pslsisble. aud
cured Ihe scurVy, with which the men
were Deginlng to suffer.
koppsi u olison the other night in
" ew ok CITY saw a wooden Indian at
L hiro avenue ana l2S street, when be
at once attacked, and alter q lew blows
the Indian MAS knocked out and lay
prosrate. Then " OLSON walk
ed lew steps down the street, drew 8
revolver ana shot himself through the
BRAN.
Tie yearly meeting of the Germau
Bspusts or Duukards iopened at Bis
marck Grove, Kansas, ON May 10, TO-
900 people being In attendance from
all partr OF the United States.
At Canton, Texas, ou tuesday May
10, verdict OF murder IN the FIRST de-
gree and life sentenced in prison was
rendered against Rev. Henry Smith. a
Baptist minister, for killing Deputy
Sheriff Day, OF Henderson county, 3
years ago in = difficulty over the ar
rest of Smiths brother for stealing
cattle
ASHLAND, &sy bloomsbury
to- day Judge Eiweii sentenced Will
l liam Heffron, ore OF the most dreaded
characters in the Schuylkiii coal re.
giou, 10 two yesrs imprisonment, for
attempting TO xiii his nephew. Heff-
ron was leading Mo.Le Mcguire and
was concerned III many dark deeds,
but be managed to eiude the officers un.
I'll last week. lie is one OF the gang
OF fGughs that cut of Schoolmast sl
Green's ears 10 1872 He threaten:
to expose some prominent citizens o
entraIia for particulars In hOlliC
crimes.
After had beco me almost skin and bone
with neither strength, appetite nor ambiu'
on lett, and the doctors couldn't help me
two bottles Par&or's Ginger Tonic cure'
me completely.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
Miscellaneous.

T.eHA week made at home by the in
ID Aduslrious. Best business now be-
fore the public. Capital not needed. We
will start you. Men, women, boys and girls
wanted everywhere to work for JUS. Now
is the time. You can work in spare time,
or give Your whole time to the business.
Ne other business viii pay you nearly as
well No one can fail TO make enormous
pay, by engaging at once. Costly outfit and
terms tree. Money made fast easily and
honorrbly. Address TsUE & Co.
Augusta, Maine.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
NEW MILLINERY STORE

Iwou,d Inform the public that will open
4 new millinery store AZ 10y place Of res
door from corner oi Bridge street, on sat
urday May 5th. Having Just returned from
the city with d, fuii stock, O. sprIng, snd
summer. millinery zoe lis, all new, and
oi the latest t,lcs. and having employed
first class riIl!iners, am prepared to sup
ply the public with everything found in first
class miilIner store, come and examine NV
stock. Iconsider it no trouble tn show
goods MRS. DElHL.
May 2-S3,i.y.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
A pANGERoUs couNTERFEIr.

There are dangerous counterfeits in cir
culation purporting to BE- = Walnut Leaf
Hair Restorer." The strongest evidence of
its great value is the fact that parties know
ing its great efficacy try to initiate H. Each
bottle Of the genuine has a fac simile of a
walnut leaf blown in the glass; and Green
Leaf on the outside wrapper. The 50 Re-
storer" is as harmless as water, while it
possesses all the properties necessary to re-
store life, vigor, growth and color to the
hair Purchase only from responsible pSr-
fss Ask ycnr druggist for it. Each bot
tie is warranted. JOHNSTON, HoLLowAY *
Co., Philadelphia, aud HALL & RUcKEL,
New York, wholesale agents.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
PIMPLES.
ERRORS OF YD ITEE

a Gentleman who suffered for Years from
IA Nervous Debility. Premature Decay,
aud all the effects OF youthful indiScretiOn.
viii tor the sake Of suffering humanity,
send free 10 all who need il. the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy :
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
TO profit by the advertisers experience car
do so by addressing in eriec. confidence,
JOHN 3. OGDEN, II Cedar ST., n. y.
June 1852 yr.
will mail (Free) the recipe for simpl
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN
FRECKsEs, ?INPLEs and BLOrCHEs, leaving
the skin soft clear and beautiful; also in
struciIons for producing a luSuriant growth
of hair on a baldhead or smooth face. Ad-
dress, irclOsing &c. stamp, BsS. YASDELf
& Co., II Barclay St., n. Y,
ID s.NSHNnot, life is sweeping by, 60
hLO Il and dare before you die,
something mighty and sublime leave be-
hind 10 conquer time" S56 week in your
ewn town. So outfit free. No risk. Every
thing new. Capital not required. We will
furnish you everything. Many are making
fortunes. Ladies make as much as men,
and boys aud girls make great pay. Read
er, if you want business at which you can
make great pay all the time, write for par
ticulars to II. HALLEr x Co..
Portland Maine.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
M<iER led q:

SANER-ALEXANDER.-On tbe' Sth,
by Rev. Thomas Thompson, of McAlister-
wide, John Andrew Saner and Rebecca
Jane Alexander, both Of Fayette town
ship.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-23
MIFFLINTowN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weekly.
QuoTATIoss FOR TO-DAY.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

PnIL.rFLPHIA, May ~ lSs3-Milch sows
35 10 SIS. Sheep 4 TO &c. Hogs 10 to lie.
Calves TO &c per III Beef cattle extra "a,
good 64 medium common 81 fat COWS 3
to ~.
Wheat sl.l9,for August Sl.20 was bid.
Corn 65 TO Csc. Oats A. to 81. Rye 10 TO
75c.
Batter Is To 25c. Eggs is to I9c. Hay
ivI tva Sii 70 IL. Rye si.aw Sl2. Live
chickens II 10 i6c pcr ID.