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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At. lanes HoTHL.

R Thornley,, Newport F.HnglIt, Warrington
Ada Wright. Washington Annie l.emoyne, wash'i
Mrs urigdeman. SatdIs Miss Bridseman, Sartils
CIV Craig, Mason Mis- knott, Roseburg
Mis- Greer, Washington A Il Beach, Flint, Micn
X l. Adams, Littleron Frank Schultz. $40
4 MItChIa and wife, city J erciYal. New York
T ShChaw, baltimore NitU'Bheu, BIO
G Peddlcord, Baltimore WBlGtIlt, Llttleton
N Crow, LittletOn VIM Harvey, hellsburg
Mira Raymond, FAirmt johnson, philadelphia
" Curtis, W0lkbnR W Hart, NewnIartinStiaIt
4 Hart, SewmartIIsdAle II Staidner Baltimore
" BAyGid. Philadelphia Lewis, Newark
A Sp!ORIS, Washington paNUIl, West Va
J Curtis, MellSburR D Baker, Cortland
G Morgan, MouMdSville WV Bell, Now York
b Wilson, G'ArkLbug Z Van Home, Mansfield
J X JArO6s, wGlISbnrg He'll. SanduIky
Walker Flushing H Noltemeyer, BellAlre
Il UhiSell Martins Ferry II X Smith, Boston
D Bliss, Detroit Vim Carl, Chicago
L MeIlonton, Long Reach
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-07

This decision had all the effect OF repeal.
ing act passed by the Legislature, rs the e&'
emptions authorized by the section OF the
Constitution above referred to included only
properly used for educational, literary,
scientific, religious or charitable pufposes,a all
cemeteries and public property This fact
Gov. Jackson officially called to the attention
OF Auditor Miller, and In the communication
10 which he did so said: II, therefore, deem
II my duty under the Constitution, the Leg
islature having failed TO amend said act 80 as
to make 1t conform to the Constitution, to
call your attention to said decision, and to
request you In your instructions to the As
SCISSORS OF Isxes In the several counties In the
State, TO assess and return all property for
taxation, except the property exempt by the
Constitution, and not exempt from taxation
any property In said sectionA3, chapter 2 Of
the Acts OF 1881, not covered by the constitu-
tional exemption"
This request the Auditor has complied
with. and the Assessors are now required to
list for taxation all property except that
coming within the Constitutional exception.
It might be inferred from the reference
the Governor makes to the Legislature that
that body might by All amendment TO the
Act have remedied the evil, but this is not
bis meaning, nor Is 1t the fact. The Legis-
lature OF itself could only have repealed the
clause making other exceptions than those
authorized,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-07

The following shows the range Of The ther.
mometrr, as observed at SchnepfS drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
g 81 II 10 ~ 81 s.
WARRINGTON, d. O., April I'll A. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light rains,
followed BY clearing weather, slightly cooler
southwest 70 northwest winds and higher
For The Lower Lake Region, threatening
weather, with light rain or snow, northeast
windS. becoming variable, falling, followed
BY rising barometer and slight rise in tenn
porature,
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P FRAN x. CARPENTER.

EIKAN 3. UAkFhNTEh,
Henderson, Jefferson Co.. MY.
sworn to before me this nineteenth day Of Jan.
uAry, 1850. A. ~ LKPFISGwEL., g..
IuRi Ina nj tina pSana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-07

This law, 30 fur as It's aim was concerned,
waya good one. 1t was part Of liberal pol.
icy intended TO encourage immigration aud
stimulate agriculture, the develOpn ent Of
the mineral resources OF the Slate and man
ufacturing. and could not but have an aD.
pretiable effect in this direction. 1t also en-.
abled the farmer 10 hold his produce until he
could sell ut profit, thus making him in q
measure independent OF the buyer; aud II re.
moved one OF the hindrAnces 70 the develop
ment Of the mineral wealth locked up in the
noun taius and buried In the valleys Of West
Virginia The law was mott new one, but
had already been tested and found 10 work
ad van tngeOuSly. There were those in the
Legislature Of 1881 and In succeeding Legis.
latures who favored the repeal or mOdtirG-
ton OF the law. but they were never suti
GENTLY numerous 10 elect this, and the law
remained In force until April, 1882, when 1t
was declared unconstitutional by the Su.
preme Court OF Appeals, in a decision Ten-
derei In the injunction suit Of the Chesa.
peaks & Ohio railway company against
Auditor Miller, 10 restrain him from col.
lecting the taxes assessed sgainst that com.
pany. The court decided that "the clear
meaning OF section one, article eitht OF the
Constitution OF 1868, is that all property.
both real and personal, shall be taxed, except
such as the Legislature may exempt under
the exception contained in said section"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-20

Gennt ibr oa@ Den?
Da ertSnte eia ldaflenoes @eldater.
Das iit ia bes 2cdbaberS ll1i!
Sa bi @ptt, er it's!
unb was er fir cine Ofai ie BAT uno
oaS Waul-uub bic War5e nit ben 8rr.
Iten!
60 9ins eS bon Wiunb gu Wuno unb
eaS Slatt manberte ben Sanb gu Sano
unter bent lultisen @e ddter, Bis es all
benz @e= unb BotrpIieneh Ietbi FAM. Der
aber idnur bod beilis, wenn er BEN er-
milden Tonne, Der bas senaht, oam ipclls
er inn ale Snrhen scrlhlasen.
alfreb uberlisB ben gseusierisen biz
Wappe unb brepte f9 ladelno ju Sriept
UNI. Sieb einmal, 0u tbeillt bereits oaa
Shidlal oller Siiniiler, Uelds nidt iamsi
deln: bon oenen ansefeintet Su meroen
bic li4 setrOifsn fillen!
Die 2eute itedten inoeIlen cie S6pfe Su'
ianlnten unb pliinosrten BEN Snbalt Der
Wlappe. Nber bic alssne;ne SAaben
freuoe Sins in oassrtsine Wutb iber,
ais INNER ntebr folder Sppttselidter 5ual
Vpr14etn far1en unp faam @iaer per19cni
tlteb!
Seet besann ber arme Soiepb pirflid
gu aittern, Denn eiaer bon ben Seleioistsn
fanb unsliidlidermsiie eine 3eihuuns
welde Sciepb auf bic 9tidIeite eineS alter
BriefeS semadt. Der 8rief nat an feline
Wlutter 9eriatet, bic InOnnuitdt Les
&anitlers icalit auf8eboben.
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Matter! aRntter SHUTTER !,

Wntter! Wntter:! Mlntter =!
Nerbet SIR ees Naats seaSrt werben
nno In Gurer &use uatsrtroGen turh tas
S@reien zines tranfsn Sinees, melaes
ShmerSsn Sum OrrNbreden ber 3dbne
1siosts ST ss tsr Jau, 70 fauft cine
TlaIAe pca @rs. gDtnslows 6 o.
tting 5Yrup. Gr wiro BEN armen
Saieinen iofort pon iainen @hmersen te.
freien. Man perla6s as bararf es biIft.
IS II fsine Mut'er anf Grhsn, rie 60 Der.
iubte nno gud niat mittatilen tparbe, tab
es bie einsspclee rssulirt, bsn &leinen
5alfs unb @eiunoteit uno Ger SHUTTER
@uSe petihafft, bab Cd .pte 3eubsr wirft.
Oas NIttsl II lAsr In aacn 6aasn unc
aassn:bm pom @sfdmad !; 60 mlrp BON
ssner Ger altefen unc teasn Doetosinnen
In ben Ser. Staatsnpsrfdrie6en. lltber.
q 3u latrn,bie Gtafae su 25 Gents.
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Seq a 8.

- 3mei Manner, Bat gfolan un6
Gbas. O'Oonnea, 1ino in Wara5adie
perbaftet tpproen. Wtan bdlt Tie fir
@tnbre6er unb bei6uloigt lie, in Ser
rig einen eiiernen @eloi0rnnf geIprengt
gu baben.
~ Oie ginfiibrung be3 2ocal Option
@efebes 1T in Morgdn nieoergefemmt
tpprben.
- Sn 9pdleD fanb cine 9bltimmumg
iiber bic sSrage ffatt, Of Sdmeine, 3ie-
gen llnb 5dafe frei berumlMfen oiirfen.
Sie Mebrbeit Der Stimmeh mar bas
gegen.
Sobn 8ladburn BON Maribaa Der
fiirsli1 feline Geliebte beIu1te,. ipuroe
als er nod Saus suriidfcbrte geidoiien.
st felblt bat cine gang unbeoeutenbe
Wunbe erbalten, bas Yfero aber erDielt
Die ganse S9rotlabung. 8ladburn
lieB barauf einen 9tebenbu1ler Namens
Yar9man berbaften unb beI6uloigt
bieIeil, ben SbuB abgefeuert 3u baben.
- 2ltffin purbe anl II. bon einem
Sornabp getrofen. 9erielbe ioa in
Der lmaesenb inebrere SduIer Sertriim=
inert baben.
- Sie Stabt Georgetoiun- beablid)s
tigt, cine itdbtii6e Salle 81 baueu unb
bat su bielem 3pede cine ipesielle
Steuer aufgelegt unb $4,000 8onos
ausgeiiellt.
- Sn Graipforb 1T bur9 cine gl6z
ifimmung Der 8iirger Oas 2oeal Option
@eleb einDefiibrt porben.
Gin Sergeant Der Stfdflings=
@a6e auf gais Plantage bel 9lrcola lit,
bon benz plantagenbeiiBer ODung err
i9ollen tpproen.
= Son Nuitin lit cine petition, iuel-
DIE ppn idmmtlid,en Mitgliebern Der
2egislatur uniersei6ret mar, mad, 9ln=
Tin abgegangen, in Der Ser gl. s.
&oientbai bon 6aDette GountD als 3oG=
collector fir Brownsville pprsei6lagen
mirb.
- Die S6ultrulters in 81 paIo
baben cine ipeeielle S1ullteuer ausge.
f6rieben. Ser Staatsanpalt bena1.
ri6tiote Tie inoeB, oaB iie feline glutoii=
iul ou6u uuDtH.
- Sn 2arebo bat li6 ein 8emperen;z
Derein gebiloet, benz ii6 ioBar einige
Ver. Staaten SOlbaten angeldblDllen
| baben.
- Sie Goblenminen bel 2areoo
liefern jest idsli6 60 Bis 20 3Onnen
&oblen.
- Bei einem Valle, Ser CON 6or6ioeu
in 9outon abgebalten purbe, paraoirte
elmer Der Sbeilnebmer, Elm getpillet
Ganbell, nit einem 3epolper bernnl.
Der polisilt Snoips erf6eh INN oen
llebeltbdter su perbaften, erbielt aber
BON Campbell eintn S9ub in ben &opf,
moran er itar6. Wiebrere S6alle ipur=
ben bel bieier Seranlaiiung abgefeuert.
bon benen elmer Elm farblges Mdo6en
in bic 9anb traf. Campbell III osrbaitet
tporoet.
= g. 6. Wli6ael in @aluelfon, Elm
Wlitglieb Der Sirma @reenlepe, 8lod &
Co., lit gehorben.
= guf Der Santa 6e 8abu in Sal
peIton entgleiIte eine Gangirs2ocomotipe
bur6 cine fall6 geltellte Wei6e. 3pei
9lrbeiter Die auf bem Srittbrett Der Ma=
ifine itanben, murben babel 10 I9per
berlebt, bab elmer bereits geitorben 1T.
= s. %. WeGammon,ein Salonbez
liber IN Waco fiillte cine 8asmai6ne
unb mari babel eill brennenoes Strei6=
b6i3hen sur Seite. 0as 8as entsilns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-20

Gin Mann BON Saniellonbille,
Bel 6artforo, Conn.,, oerlor jiingit ieis
nen 9unb, Der bann bon sinigen 6reuns
ben unb Betannten gefunoen -iuurbe.
sic bra6tcn bas Sbier in ein t3lmnler,
no li6 Elm 5elepbon befanb, unb frags
ten bur6 baiielbe ben 8eiiBer bes 5bic=
res on: ob er ni6t ieinen Sunb perlo=
rem babe2 9luf bic beiabenbe glntport
riefen lie inn 81, er iolle bur6 bas See
lepbon Dem Sunoe rufen, inbem lie
gleidSeitig ben 2opf bes lebtern all bas
Selepbon bieltsn. Der Ounb erfannte
lofort bic Stimme ieines 0errn uno
ling an gu bellen uno am 9efepbon gu
lefen, = uno iein Serr, Der eben 10
raid 6as 8ellen bes Yerlorenen ertannt,
elite balo berbei, Inn i'm wieber OH ii6
gu nebmen.
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(Do.ifsln4 ST.:

- uSabur6. 6nB man fi0 anberer
2eute 2eiben als @rempel bienen ldBt,
fann man li6 Dor eigenen 2eiOen i6ilz
Sen." 2aBt Sud luarnen ebe es gu
fpdt lit. 9iitet gu6 bor QuadzMeoi=
cinen, Die iebes Sabr Sauienbe bon
Meniden rllinirer. @ebrau9t nur Die
Wtebicinen, oeren 9eilfraft iiber allem
3meifel feitgeitelt lit. 9iierens&raut
ftebt unter ben 2ebteren am 8eifen ba.
@s giebt feline Meoiein, Die 10 gut fir
erifarrte 2eber, Maeen ooer gtieren lit.
Ollie NpDtbefer balten lie iopobl in tros
denem ipie in fliiiiiem 3uitanbe.
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9(m Suae mad bem perhdnaniB

9lm Sage nad benz berbdngniB=
bpllen Dan,mbru6e in 2ouisbiae begab
ii6 bort Grau Gpfa Trapiae in 8eglei=
flung BON 8efannten auf bie Bride in
Der IA. StraBe, i'm bon bort aus einell
freien lleberblid iiber bic Hngliidstdtte
bortIelbft 5u baben. Gs pebte CUR 3eit
Elm beitiger Mino unb ibr 9ut tpurbe
ibr bonn Gopfe geriHen. geint Yer=
fn6e, ben 9ut gu retten, lieB iie eim
@tui aus Der 9ano ul1o ins Malier fal=
len. 0as 9difden batte Grau Ssra=
wille aus Dem beionberen @runbe an
1i6 genpmmen, I'M Su berbiten, baB es
9iebeil in Die 9dnbe falle. DaHelbe
entbielt mebrere &inge un6 anbere
S6mudla9en I'M Bertbe BON $500.
Wlit einem 8lld poll Webmutb ibaute
lie Dem &dit6en llad unb bemerfte, ipie
bafilbe, na1oem es einige Sefunoe1l
auf Der O6erfdbe gef6mommen, in Sic
Siefe lanf. Inter ben llmltdnben blieb
ibr natiirli6 ni1ts anberes iibrig, als
iid5 in ben fbmeren 8erluit 81 fiiaen.
Sic CAB ben Sdmud perloren. g8er
abcr beibreibt ibre lleberrai6ung, als
an einem Der lebten Morgen, 10 biele
Sage mad bet llcberi6ipemmung, ein
&nabe III ibrer Nobnung lib meloete
uno ibr bas Saitben nebft ieinem sSn=
ilbcrrci6te. gr bate es i'll Der 9edbe
bes u@lnl Sree @artelis", lnter1al6 Der
Sriide Der 18. StraBe, am llier aufge=
bpben utlo Die redtntdBige @igentbiime-
rim ourh beren giamen ermittel, tuel6er
iid auf Dem 9edel befinbet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-20

Bafer'S Datn Yanacta beilt
9Smsr;sn tti Wfenihsn unb Tbisren.
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Sic Qilte berieniaen Nerinnell

Die Cite oerienigen periOnen,
iuelbe penlionen bon ben Ser. Staaten
beGeben, miro auf slnorbnung bes Gon=
greiles georltdt. Sic miro abt Ydnbe
BON ie ie1sbunberl Seiten umIalien unb
ben @obnort be5 peuiiondrs uno bic
YeniiOn, bic er be3iebt, angeben. Die
9lrbeit, welhe porausii6tli6 ie6ssig=
tauIenb Collars folien piro, iol bis
Der @ou0reB pieOersuiammentritt iertig
iuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-20

-8erbiibene .9trtifel jeber 9irt er-
balten burdl Oiamantz6arbe ibre ur=
ipriln9lid)e S60nbeit tuieoer. @oll=
fomlneH uno einfad. 10 Gents BEL Of
len Srlggilten.
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maoerc MeuSd,e,,.

Wells Health Renewer iieat bic
@elunebeit mleoer trr nuo aiebI 8raft,
turirt Masenlh@ahe. llnirutlbaiteis uno
AMBER. 0s'diedtsietler. 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-20
oete l6 baburb uno McGammon ipurbe

Ser 8remler Seinrib Mebser
in paleltine pollte auf cine 2ofomotipe
ber Snternotionalbabn ipringen, fiel
aber auf bas @eleile llnb tpuroe iiber=
fabren. Ser llneliidli6e tpirb ,pabr=
IGeinli(D beibe Seine berliereu.
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9fiemnnh fnIte mn G

: Meman6 ioate bon 9uiien ge=
plagt iein, menn einige So1en BON
Nper's G6errD pectoral 6eilung betpir=
fen. 3eit, @elO, WobIiein, Gelunbbeit
tperoen bierbur9 erbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-03-20

: Sic gr0Bie ocifiluna iir Oie 3u=
funft ocs me1itli.6en @eI0le6ts lit al
len auf b.ilsre 3uitdnbe i'm e1eli@e1l
2eben bairt. gBas fiir eill ipidbtiges
@ebpt 1T bierin entbaltel! 9lle bieje=
nigen, Die bieie 0erantmortiihfeit ge=
biibreno anerfennen, f0nnen ni1ts BEL
ieres tbun, als 6rau 2pbia 6. pinfbanl
81 GotDe Su sieben, bereu ipunberbare
Seilmittel fit alle oem tpeibli9en Ge=
i6le6te eigentbiimli9en &ranfbeiten
iol6en woblOerbenten 9fuf beliben.
@ireulare ieber5eit gratis berlenbet.
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= Serr q. u: Miantilts, MarIbaG,
Seras, iagt: nMeine Trau 1T bur6
8rowns @iienz8itter ednalib BON ibrer
S6md1e gebeilt lporben."
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% Bie tenn IAN bte Oeluntb t
1ern.

Sc 10 ieltiam, paB Ssmanb NIT Qeicen
be9aitst Ii, bic ourd rarstnes Blut ent.
itttsn, wenn u abalis eis @fiuno.
ssit in ptpil&en Oradnismus ,pisSsr bsr.
tsut. NciaoaliS III elm iiarfsnesr gYrup,
ongsnebm 81 ns6mer. unb Der beTe bts iebt
sntosdts Slntrej nteer. Sc teilt
9eropbeln, isptilitihe 9siosn, Mitren.
idpashs. Ggp1pelaa, malartlhe 1eibsn,
9lsrsoiItat, Shpahs, @alen!siben unb
8ranl9eiser bss Blutss, Ter Qsber, Der
Nifren, bes Wassns, Der 5aut m.
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= 9ie alage iiber gin5dunung 0f=
fentliDen 2anoes bur6 9eerbenbe1iber
unb fit WeibeSmede liegen i6on felt
GINGER 3eit bor 8unoesiecretdr Seller
unb tperoen Oemnd6it gu einer gnt=
i6eibung fiibren. Sn elmer Der pielelt
Rlagen tpirb bargetbart baB Elm Seer
benbeIiber ein Stiid Qanb in Der 8reite
bon elmer Weile unb in Der 2dnge bon
oreiBig Wteeilen an beiben Seitel1 zines
8a6s einadunte, 10 oaB dies Gieb,
ausgeilonmen bas feinige, bonn @a1ier
alisgei9lolIen mar. Qlu6 i'm Snbianer=
Serritorium bat bas Spifem Der Gin>
sdunung sll MiBbelligfeiten gefii6rt.
Ginaelne GberofeeS Derpa6teten alt mebz
rere 8iebbeiiber Streden 2anbes. I'm,
gu berbiiten, oab Die oeri9ebenen 9eer=
ben unter ei1tanoer famen, erri9tete
ieOer Der pd6ter cine Gens um iein
Stiid 2dnb nabm bas 9olS basu aus
ben Malbunsen Der gberofees, tporauf
bic lebteren Glaae fiibrten. Gie gnt=
idei6uus bes 8unbesiefretdrs bat cine
angemeine Gegel fir aler berartige
8orfommiiiiie i'm Muge.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-17

different portions of the cushioned
walls, and on the ceiling are racks
filed with letter and note paper, en-
yelopes, dispatch forms and other
necessaries for correspondence.
The vehicle complete weighs only
1870 pounds, and the reins are
handled by the owner, vino general
ly makes an average of twenty FIVE to
forty miles daily The party go into
camp about II o'clock. when the
horses are picketed, the tent put up
and the campfire kindled leach of
the party performing his or her part
of the work. Here, too, time is spent
in fishing, cunning and other sports.
At four clock, blast from the horn.
crack of the whip, .'all aboard" and
they are again on the road.-Wash-
ington Post, Sept p.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-17
Items.

Michigan has law against pulling
children's ears.
J. Lewis Robinson, a burglar who
recently escaped from the Chester
county jail. and for whose capture a
reward of s25 was offered. appeared
at the jai himself on Thursday and
demanded the amount offered for
his apprehension
Jere Gardner, freight brakeman
on the Bedford and Bridgeport rail
road, met with most singular and
serious accident about five miles south
of Bedford. While standing on the
bumper of car the engine of his
train gave sudden jerk, which broke
the train at the point where he was
stationed and threw coupling pin
violently against his nose, cutting it
off close TO his face.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-17
A Tramp Killed.

WnKEs8ARRE, Oct. S.-Two tramps
entered the residence of Franklin
Monero at HuntL Lock Greek this after
noon and acted in a boisterous man
ner. They were ordered to leave
which they did reluctantly but before
going from the premises they
began to throw stones at the house.
Monroe, who stood the abuse rs long
as he could, finally picked up a shot
gun and fired killing one of the tramps
named Sam. McNeal, who was lately
a blacksmith at Shickshinny. Monero
arrived here on the first train this
evening and gave himself up to the
sheriff.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-17
Valuable EriSt Mill and Saw
Mil at Private sale.

The undersigned offers for sale GRIST
MILL and FAW MILL, situated in old
Port Royal, Juniats county, Pa, with II
ACRES OF land, more or less, with mill dam,
mil house SuX50 feet, three stories high,
one story of stone, and two of frame, con-
tanning 3 run OF stone, two pair of burrs,
and one sand stone, chopper and corn break
er, 5 liver Greek smut machine, and sePa-
rating machine, two flour bolts 20 feet long,
two -four packers, all driven by the water
Of Hunters creek on 4 Il feet overShot
wheel. The mill has good run of custom
work and is in a good wheat growing coun-
try, aud Is in good running order. The
saw mill is driven by Rose wafer wheel,
and is in good running order, doing large
amount Of saving in the season. FRAME
HOUSE, Spring of water, Cistern, Frame
Stable, hog house, an orchard OF thrifty
trees of choice fruit in bearing. Any per-
son wishing to view the property can do so
by calling on the premises, and any person
wishing to learn the particulars can do so
by calling on or addressing
JOHN HERTZLER, ST.,
Port ROYAL, Juniata CO., Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-17

Rev. Mr.. White, preached in the
Presbyterian brick church last Sab
bath morning frora James, LIST chap
ter and 10Th verse In the evening
he preached from Ist Corinthians,
18th chapter, 35, So and 81 verses
From the text IN the evening was
unfolded the subject or theme. Tht
Future of dead Christians, the FL
ture of all dead people.
Mr. White is at this time
one of the central figures in the Pres
byterian church. he having recently
been convicted of preaching heresy
to the standards of Huntingdon Pres
bytery. His case is being discussed
from Dan to Beersheba" in the Pres
byterian world, and among other de-
nominations his case is being looked
into. and men of letters outside oi
the churches, in many places are ex-
aiming his position, snd number of
writers declare that when Hunting
don Presbytery arraigned Mr.. White
they srraigned the New School Pres
byterians, for it is by them alleged
that he preached New School Pres
bvterian doctrine. What did he
preach is the inquiry? from all di
direction.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-17
A Plea for Separate Beds.

More quarreis arise between brothers
between sisters, between hired girls.
between school girls, between clerks
in stores, between hired men, between
husbands and wives. owing to electri-
cal changes through their system by
lodging together night after night
under the same bedclothes, than by
any other disturbing cause. There
is nothing that will SO derange the
nervous system of a person who is
eliminative in nervous force as to lie
all night in bed with another person
who is absorbent in nervous force. The
absorber will go to sleep and rest all
night, while the eliminator will be
tumbling and tossing, restless and
nervous, and wake up in the mornings
fretful, peevish, fault-finding and
discouraged. No two persons, no
matter who they are, should habitu-
ally sleep together One will thrive,
the other viii lose. This is the law.
London Lancet.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-17
Philadelphia & Beading Railroad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
May 9th, 1888.

Tram, Issre Hsrris5urg as foII9u,:
For New York via Allentown. at so a. m.
and AZ ?. IN.
For New York via phiI.t-.rbi. .p, ..yo,,,s
Brook Route" 8 80 so n, and Is
pm.
For PhiladeIphia, so. : so. s5onmI
and 400 pm.
For Reading at 90, %, 50, s.osr
1 45, 90 and S 90 m.
For Pottsyille at 5 20. : 80 5n, and
10 and 90 P. m. and via SchuvlkiU 4
susquehanna Branch at 90 p m. For
Auburn, 8 10 m.
For Allentown at 90, : 50, Q 80 am.l45
and 4 90 p m.
Way Market for Lebanon Cwrd.asj,ys
anu Saturdays Ohlv). { % = N.
additional for HummelstnSn. 8 10
returning, leaves Hummelstoxn .t g ~ nv.
The 80 a m, and As N trains b.,.
through cars for New York vi. Allen
town.
SUNDAYS
For Allentown and way stations at : % a.
m. and 4 90 .. m.
For Reading, Philadelphiaand ,-sv stations
at 0O a m and 90 D m.
Trains for HarrtsbErg lsars a. fsIio,ss:
Leave New York via Allentown a; o 90 am.
90 and 530pm.
Leave New York via abound Brook Route
and Philadelphia IS a m, so, 90 and
80 p m, and 1900 midnight, arriving .,
harrisburg 80, s 20, 9 % p. M, ana
II 10 and 8 40 am.
Leave Philadelphia at 4 50 95osm.,&o0,
5 30 and 35 IN.
Leave Pottsville al 8 90, o. a. 4.a
pm.
Leave Reading at 90, 80, II so a m,
q, 10, 50 and 10 % m.
Leave PottSville Via SchuyikIli and Susnae-
hanna Branch, s 20 m. and 44Opm.
Leave Allentown st 90, s 80 a m, I2Is.
4 30 and % pm.
Way Market leaves Lebanon (Wedncsdavs
ana Saturdays only ) Is a. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New York via Allentown, st q 80 D.
m.-Philadelphia - 8 20 M. and s5
p M
Leave Reading at 90 m and 10 IS p m.
Leave Allentown at 35 =. IT. and . O5 m.
STEEs.TON BRAHEEs.
Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton, Loeb
iel, and Steelton daily, except SUNDAY. SIS.
$40, 9 IS a m, 35 and Opm; daily. ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday. ) S5 m, and on
Saturday only, 40 and 10, pm.
Returning, leave STERLTON daiIy. ex-
cept Sunday, 6 lO,7 G5, 1000. IIt5 ann.
10 and 10 ID pm; daily, except Saturday
and Sunday, o 10 p m, and ON SATURDAY.
only, 10 and 8 80 p IN.
C. G. HANCOCK
General Pass'r aud Ticket .sg.pf.
J. f.. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.