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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
ANO ANO RUSSIA

The aIvsaea ~ sEslts Ia Europe 4
hs. rsaeh.yi a very important and vefs 4
.l.terestin. erlsis. II has been gwen oas 1
tbst. &, consequences e Rassia's refusal /
t. eonplg With England Proposition Tor I
mutual withdrawal II tfOops from TIE /
s.isDatsd territory ia Afgh2nistan, Ing
linL through Isoet tfraEgills, Enghsh
Minister If Foreign Affairs, has sent al
ultimstan 10 Russia, aud demanded Al
aasWas no l,fer than to-day. ltisfurther
reported taas NJ De Olerss hslssiAn
Minister 81 ereigu Affairs, has promised
AN answer by to-mOrrow. Diplomacy
ana dunlscits are 20 mueh alike that II
Il is oftea impossible 10 interpret the Ian
"a .se oi ia. diplomats, bat taking into
consi.leral.on al the circumstances con-
nected uilh the relatl0ns of the two great
NATIONS. 50 Tar ~ they are known, there
aDpears 70 be but the slightest prospect
thew vii escape var And II war Is once
begun Il is likely 70 ia a long and bloody
me and to involve other nations as well
ss England and Russia The boundary
+ b.txesn Russia and Afghanistan Is the
pretext. or perhaps We should say the III
csntivs. q the present dispute, but kus-
s,a's designs on British India lie Ia the
BACKGROUND. Strange as II may seem,
while the most recent war IA Europe was
between Russia and Turkey, the latter Is
suite likely 10 ally herself with the form
sr IN tie event Of open hostllities Glad
stone hates the Turk, and the Turk re-
turns the compliment III Gladstone
would concede 10 Turkey the occupancy
u part u tho Nile country, he might Sc
cure her support. but that be IS not ike
IL 10 10. While Russia Is crippled imam
,.iaIlv. she would. with the AID OF Iur-
ksv. and perhaps Of Austria, make q
formidable antagonist for England IN her
present predicament. An alliance ol
Turkey with Russia means an alliance
With Mahammedanism, which would ot
threatening to England England Is
strong enough SO long as she can depend
upon all her subjects, but many OF These
are Mahammedans, whose religious sym
pathies are stronger than their politlca
ties. 1t Is impossible 10 outline the pos
sible combinations which might aris'
shonA hostilities once begin. FOrtun
ately for Us, America would not be lose
by the war. Already We hear that thu
Armour Packing Co. has received from
the British government orders by caol
for immense quantities OF canned beei
and that Remington's and other armore
are engaged on large foreign orders
Whatever the outcome may be II Is cer
tain that very extensive warhke prepare
= tions are being made at home and abroa
5 by both England and Russia We sha
; - ,rbot q 1av may bring forth
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Elee;ors Of the City of Grand Rapids, Take Notice
The Board Of Begstrsfion ~ the Si,y of 1rsDo
Rapids will met At the place. hereinafter desas-
nais-i on saturday. April 4 lsss neIt preceiing
the day 81 election between the hour ~ q clock
A. IA. and O'Clock p. m. for the purpose - msklne
a perfec; list near ~ may be. 81 al persons ~
siding IA the several wards ~ the q ~ 81 crand
Rapids qualified electors under the ctnsfitu
ton of the State 81 Michigan. and entitled 20 vote
therein
Firrt Ward Engine House on GraDdville ave
nue..
s4.cond Ward Common Council rooms on PeHri
street.
Thlrd Ward. isi Precinct Engine House on La
grave street.
Third Ward. ID Precinct t-Ringuetts Hall. cor
nor II south Division street and fifth avenue
Fourth Ward. Let Precinct -fneins hosise, bar-
clay street
street.
FIFTH ward-EDgine HoDse. corner 81 Canal
and Leonard streets.
Sixth Ward-fngine House. hcribner street
north ~ Leonard street.
Seventh Wsrd-EngiDe House ScrIbner strt-et
soufh of second sireef
ligt ~ Ward -Fngine Hvuse Jefferson sfre<f
IoHy GRADY IEoNss NfATth
q II. HEfrRttF. fkEn sArfDEkss
toux ftspfyr-F A NHTTvFY
Tur,vse ID f4rf.pTRT JAWS psTTERsoF.
Ioux MoRF Hr~sE psf.NEEfsE
GEOseF C. pTFHcE- JosKpH AAbpfeHf
JOSH KTIdEkT. hDhssf 1tTEs-
CHaRI3Es T BEEyFKH. T. l. Isr s1Fhf
B,ard - Registration - the ~ u lrsfi1 hepiot
joss ] BrIErtF
JOS Ci'y tisrk-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
A LIVELY CORPSE.
Excitement a. Negro Funeral in Geor-
g's-t Frofane Cadsvsr.
rgata.iosfa ca.g special

rvalteiosts es-) special
The colore3 people II Lowudss County
are somewhat mysuied ever the irregular
procee,iinzs Of = corpse. which refused ths
feeant burial with witch they were com
r. uieninE r Craw Duncan bsi been for
years a leader in coiored politics. bus be
never r,ok to religion. a few lays sgo he
became vioienflv iH. ard. going 20 bed. be
ras aniv hsset hy weeping sisters and
raalons preachers. bus ali ca no purpose.
When the ttnle came he died. and lsrge
s.nreursa of frieni- aud ssgua ntances
s.shersf 70 rsv ths last tr ne - bis
memory ASS he eusfou trl ~ CO ord
reotIr. -hev saru ever IA taiq al nj zht
TIE vrair.l stese thae aesfe1 ever the sd-
fs.ent forrest fhat night struck = "a
.u,usirs cacr8 IN rhe tosons of th@
swz ~ tsser note. and thev joined
fa tha rafrs n. Ah@ut idsf-ht little biri
afsses Ia aue tesr tri rur -hs cther Thi=
"A .s.-i -h. Assem- iaEe - 50 sn ia kuees.
wien fhe esdsr ae ared fha- sseerits
.,rIf ut bafm nas ffSs. snd tae
snrn- was resHel-l WEN tsFf gnt
easas ere wear wt rhers fetafe1 one
.t..7 - fnff sTf anafter O. Z Z
..a -srrss IT,. ~ife cssxet vas i~st COM
- atr.l q f -,af si ta tae proper risee
+ was uut - fw -sar.- faefn1 Psfn -
- ha4 Is rrrr4n Frienfs i-e- sra .
E +sta ~ rsll hsarers enf taeIu
s.-a eear tse mr. ien - tfe
grave. Ere .rffn ~7s ar1 OVER rae .frfu
raa s Na3 8 Nas ~ tr1n - -
hee-t fe 81 asftat ste lft we've fvn.
- sn stt - ies3 ausa ar7@e sza3
..srs..z a rs eEu'Iesance ~ = Tsen
se 4s rfr' 81 = raeaA f7a rs 'rfsFs7
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

siso that she is aDpopal4E 0ss1ai4ss sic =
r,.oncl8us aud dlzaZrseaole. bzf TIE
tsr1sr quality Il coneaon & - Al~ns
stays pssople. especially - singers Z
su.ill aot ~ accooEf tQr tae ezffaof1ii--
srg s.ivertisealent shieh the faEisisL.s
are at present giving Tie unfortunate
orma aonna Ii s supposed tie 8ii
Blis originated tie attack
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Reoubllcan Ward CaOcuses.

IN f-.e.lhI..4a Msrl ttaetl-t'-. iu noilitla-
,.rslIi,.f.. fr ssi III to - ~ i ~ The aeAt
eI,.sr.r ai.efial ASH ~ eiftf I've ~irsitra tf'in
.-.h a.a..f ~ ~. eift to tlr euugeuil"n 3iaofr
..iisl - -. thf al t- Dlsees tts -aaiss below
aa Ntsis....siIis evening. ApsA l. t-'at AZ -
.ltiork -xf.lf ln tle First Ward snefe the
el4aaus Nil D. l-ii b. atn the Aoat1 ei . e-0eA
a.ad a, al0cx b. Ia. ds ballot
rsf IA so Ensiar h1u-s. 1iinI InN stf---t-
-.....f.f A....i-l .aniEltu laulcfl 4 Nn.iiuts,r.
rhiri ~ sri snsIne taf-r. Az ave -tte''
fanrfn Atrii-l ircut ouFt i-oon-
Fsffa Har.l f.nline h h0u-f. t.usil street
1tsH nj Flatl.. Hoa-r -orlbnsr street
asfth af ifssHafi
ktf. tt..I tn..If.s House Jeff-f-on street.
r VI ittlEsau, u 4 =. 'AN.,. .-".
49,. s.... ~ Conn Chairman
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
THE CAUSE

through which Collars Cufs. SHIRTS, etc..
beoorDe yellow and get that grsyish. 0r
dark sfeel ool0red look, after having been
laun9ried but few times
IS psrtiy das 70 not having beer
properly washed and rinse3. But MOST
IL r. the extensive and continued nee -
acid. cheap sduiterated sraps. efc. our
mode II laundering y different from that
- most all others. and = done n sDeh
rFlauneT that TIE goods remain - ciesr
and vinte - when nev. neItneT % there
ans usare wear - tbero tran vffeD done
fn tie ordinary wsF ~ h<TBe our work
i slwavs uniform and Satisfaction gnaf
ar.teed every tirne We Rlso promptly
saH for and deliver goods free = charge
Telephone |i5.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Read What Vans Magic Oil or kinR
o. Psir Has Gore or
the Peopls.

We have used Vans Magic OIL for internal and
external applications In cases OF Colds Cobc. .Cus
Burns. Bruises ETC. and hnd none better. IL 10
especially adapted 10 children. II can be used
with safety and satisfaction. and We earnestly
recommend II TO parents
Muskegon. Sept 81. 1854.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
J. W. EDDY

have used Vans Magic Oil for Neuralgia and
IL has proved TO be satisfactory. ss it has cu.ed
me entirely: Aleo our next door Deighbor Wa
cured by IL Joehans kieft, by Internal use Tor
Sore Throat. combined with a severe Tough snh
Kuintens was cured by IL 81 a very severe Lame
hack | can never say too much IN praise Of your
Magic Oil.
tirand Haven. April y. 1884.
Yours truly. JAtOb DEcfflsDfh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
NEWAYGO DIrlhlON.
Michigan q ohio Railroad.


Toleio vith All railru~,ds diverEins IecurDeeh
with l. r. An 3 Homer wifi J. -
Lansing Division and Ar lane n q. Marshall
uith NJ G. y X battle fre~-k with Chicago a
(srand Trunk ard ~ q X R Eouieitl q X.
J. ANegar xift 4 a ". ~. snd J.. 2. a n r
LUTHER ALLEN ften Pas. Ar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

MufkeErfD. Mtcf
NR y q ys~pFR4IvpF.-We have usssd yotIi
Magic Oil with great satisfaction yne 81 oili
children ves taken sick with iso-calls-1l dif,f-
fhoria Df cCsurse ~ employed doctor. buf tfse
child grew wore every day. One morning. the
d..rsor called With fo1r more of his profession
and corsuife-h II fhe child wouId - alive n ne
evening they were - nTen the child ihroef sr1
,-s,t TIE rhlezrs cut. This / did not EpproVe -
t1t as there Eas Do hoSe Il the child recoreFy j
corsseris-5 Finally oBT reietbur. Nrs. p anfieT-
garp callef with > bottle = yo0r Maele oii- and
aske.i IL ne worlh ne tit yonid ctsf ~ nfiit
ir0 We gsvr TIE child fhrne or tve drnIS ID
,rraiiY even hssar spd P0ulficed the soles - ~
faes with oriorf AMI hsthe1 - thrpa- vel viii
Mage OIL snd n heu TIE doctor cane ln f1e even
irc - wanted - knfU ufsf ye hed g4veu
rfild. s< Il t.-esfhe6 80 Eloch easier. toio fiu
90 us4.d Xsn's MaRic Or he ssId sefE. .rletf ~
r,sing II ss tfsf zas better rfsn he cp1n o..
hava ff.enked Nrs- Nsnderrery ftscu-afd fi1sf-
for her kindne<e sEsd J sincerely ttsaDk goa 70
vCs5r valuable nieiicine. fo1Tt trIlf.
Nh y PAIN.
vs--s Mscic Ol ~ Kins = Pan - uas-.-fe~
sr~avi - y q. kHn. erlin1e. Aus.es0 hfe-..
srs6 = said - Al deslers-
pr ssIe ~ rera1 fn Grand Relias - tne foiiog
f-e 7rrc stare< n IS. kirnr.. FerE b-rftars p
ii Es~rei Fl &F Jfuu - =. Nils.sfl 81 y
IA Fsrlouusn siso L A. huys p. srstreF
Ts.--.- srs n ff-.isz--r itar p ~ sac ~ THfi-
-as ~ HEzeltine fersl-s p
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Chicago & West Michigan.

fsssve. Afryes
Chicaso IL Z fIa an Nleht Efpre~f D
Mai and In fi125 pm Mai and - H pm
Aiatst iStr,-ss.. s.ss pu Eseliing Ia ~ - pm
sDaily. fDaiiy eHceIi sunday
Union Depot on louia tirtss
through coachs< 90 Chicago and Toledo 81
pIs a m tram. Ttrousf Tariof-car o. ihiosge
on iz2s =. m tram. Through Pullman sleep
ins-.,ar and cosctio Chicago on y =. D. tram
NEwAYGO DI"IhlON.
I1ssve Arrive.
FYurt<s 49, . tsr am fi D. aff
f,f.rt@s ........ tI8 pm 4fn pu
sDstart from West SIDE Depot
The northern terminus - this Division 10
BALDWIN on y. Ap. n. ky
J. H. CArpe1lter. Gem frsagii and fass Agent
Oftios iD Monroe Stre-st-
Gro. W MuNsor. Tokei kssnt lif,.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

We have used yDur Magic Oh for several year
and would not like "a he without II, ~ y y good
family medicine. viz. Barns. Bruises. sore
Throat Colds. etc. hence truly recon- mems y e
the public kEN. r NANDthN hlf@S'
Patterson. v J.. FEB. II. 1874.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

The train lesisine al a. m. co1necis 81 v hfiie
which has Palace Drawing hoou hiseplns
Caachs. from Chicago a. hes turk aud bueioH
without change
Tie TRAN lssasins si = ss a M CONNECTS st vi
Pigeon tariVine one hour for dinner VIII eye
New York Ixprsos ou Main Lane.
Through TIC kets aud beftlis Ia nit--pinf l,aicl
can hs secured al mon fckei Once b. hoDrs
Stre-st. and Depot
AL tra.ius VII run bs sHh meridian uGle villct
IA ~ minutes slower than D,troii Time.
J. ". MCkEANfl ceu Az
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Michigan Central.


sleeping carr attached.
psscihc E1prees daily. bainnce trains oAli5
except Hundnye.
The Detroit Express iesvlne a. So a n. fesch
ing that city al ID - a. a.. New iorE luSl q M
and Boston ~ 3. ~. Peat aa3.
Through tickeis Tor All I.oinis and slesIing
berthe may be prOcuresi al Union Ickei ohoe
corner Monroe and Ottawa Streeis. and ~ Jniof
Depot
7. SCHULTZ. Geni Art. y. Monroe-si
GEo W MrNsOR 1ickef Agent tIfy.
j. b. HAwKINs. Jlcket Agent Depp<.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Detro,t. 0rand Haven a Milwauk.e
GOING kASI.

.
Passenger tAkine the - a m. EKIroes make
close cannectlons al oVsssso for lszunns aud al
D.str,if fs,r New lork arriving tisre al lNtu q
the following morning
Nisghl Exlrsss hak local hieeplne taf beiroit L.
Grand Rapids
Tiis II n.e only line running Atlantic EaIrs-s
lsavius here st los5 D. N. with Slssinflf ihf IA
Detroit making direct connections fuf al Sasinis
E4st. arriving al New horh a. m t'e sf'o''i'a
morning.
PsFloT Carr on mail trsllnf Doft assi and west
The train leaslna al ~ .. VII ui-he tfcc
sunday.
nr0neh tickets secured 81 D. q. n. A N oihos
In Morton House block anl al tise ueIsli-
ID. PolIth. Clts fsass Ageut.
GEO. b. I.EENk lr6fBc Maillesr. shlos-sao.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

r. r. Sweet. Z ag, aeciieaty s's Juror oI
ss,hIs Cooley yecetissg tAs ''ssa'ssi''o'' = az
rssrtsss. 5sl.sss hs IS ne best Judge H'cH'-
g.s., srsr a.il. t..f he IS ,ceii iao'ea ati oeef
fAs rs4tsi states as a iartst by has decis'o''s
aad isspif s.,.f be5ss. aars foaad "a INK
,i.g siifa sA.raegs ia different states tha'
u,ss aH s,,o,e haps rs greet ia'cyef' 1''"
us,i spsas ~ htn as an honest and ao's
is.lgs. io aoi ttiak dse Judiciai office - '''
a.g ,say q naftsaa office. naa eouid feFy
rauct ils p sss Jsa1s cooieB ito"'ii'a'ed os
AZ en- .,,rfrs. f1 nof tI,osr ~ u man -
,,,, ,..,rf.. 80, ,-64sl Z trosfd rots "a oppose
h.,., - Jsise C..ot.v. ecsl, y Ne ,cos ao'n''.-
..s,,f s. fAs F.Dshfcssa hcsef. Hs ought
-, ID, fe sonnsfis,g 10 inter sato a political
contest for ne position af'er AS 'o''g 'sf.'e'
80, ~. h..,ra. " shos,fi D. ieadsrsd % hi8'
,...,a,o.s,..hf Interview ia the Democrat
Feb. A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
RAILROAD TIME TARI Rs
Grand Rapids a Inc.AK&

GOING NORTH.
Arriss lsss~.
Cinoinnsri 0r..nd i.aplds IA SssS lm
C,,,sis,t,sli N.c kt1as, A a - fa an ld2H as
~ Nsxts "a - TEl tst 49,
ftr.a.d l..I,lds lAiiillag A. 40 pu
GOING SOUTH.
ts,cint,sti m . - fsG an
M.cklnae A Cincinnati IA. ..,- az pa - Ia
MacainAe a h Wayne Ia 60. .iN-4 ~ - sln
Csiillsc A Grand RaIssdt Ac.. A. in
AL .rains DAILY exceIst sunday
sHkKFIN6 CAk AkkAs0fh NNIe-
NokEb Train laasinf al tss D, aa. lao Nessa
run SieeIa1s CARE Tor fetookes snd MacAAlaas
tifx Tram iessins al l0.2a e. ~ he3 isslf IA,
foF 1Teyefre tli3.
sotrFa Train isssslng 81 las 4. IA. hss Nood
run klvs.t,lns Car for CINCINNATI.
Tiaroush uokets can be obtained al Jnion
H.kef Offioe corner Monroe kna ogtoWs otfteif
and al Onion Depot 4. l.. lte hNtsoiA
tion 4 fass. A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

JTFr DAVIS Is reported sick. Perhaps
the Departments may have 10 be closed
and tlls dag placed at half-mast Tor
another lay before long.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

Jrpssr Nc Away should receive an over
whsIning vote In Western Michigan. Ills
sfness FOR the ofHcc ~ Regent - recog-
riz,d whenever ~ is known.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

San a rreaf CON zrc- -ttlonN preacher
ra a ni.n f1u re a beautiful creature.
Ant the ten ig-t for tnat
Tasfd nro erre ma his has
And haus did me Henry Ward Beecher.
Tt - 81 be hoped thst Mr. Beecber on
bis late visit to The President m Tho
interest ~ his friend Gen. Horatio G.
King fsr Postmasier st New iors. to
snr.eed Mr Pearson. called attention to
the compromising Influences n farm he
AZ P.seksxlii ana tho beauty ~ gratitude
a. am bed in tt4 above hnes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

Tus capital punishment bill VIII come
ap m the Sts.te senate this week. The
note upon it Viil be ve ry close. IL Il
sails e. pass it vii be be by bat Few
v,faa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

Tue Cincinnati Enq'tirer publishes
portrait a. represent William Neal who
was hanged lt Grayson, by. laSt Friday
II Neal booked hali as bad a. the portrait
hs deserved nis iate.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

BY the xsv. What dty pole hss been re-
served gor Fafher Ihurman's red oaneianna
fs,a1a HsFrih
4 Zcod f,reign appointment - not ."
be sneezed &C. Il Thurwan's bandanna is,
and Z the Herald WIS up 70 snud it would
know it.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30

THr coming electiou Is a. completely
non-partisaa as one can be- Political CON
si.lsrations are ~ httle account. The
issaes uDon which the contest Is decided
should be ability and general fitness Tor
The positions NJ one could question
ne result r the contest were 10 be de-
ciese.i on ti'ese issues. Ia these respects
judge C,zIsy IS a giant beside a pigny.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
dorning Telegram.

1AsD RApms. MARcH p l'ss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-30
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern.

lKALAEAzoo DHssloS.)
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-05-27
Meeting of the Textbook
Committee.

nr. I. y. Grubb, Th0mpsoltovn, j. W.
Hibbs. Tnompsontown, G. n. Martin, aca1
d mia, ]. P. Holman, Dimmsville, W. II.
,roninger. Port Royal, DIR. A. W. Shelley,
Port RoyaI, and j. n. Keller, Miffiintown,
sppointed a committee to select uniform
series of school books for Juniata county,
met at the Jacobs House, Miffiintown, Pa,
on SATURDAY, May IS, and organized by
ele.ting G. II. Msrtin. chairman; W. II.
Groninger, corresponding secretary, and j p.
N. Keller. recording secretary.
Many Of the members not having had
time or an opportunity to examine INTO the
merits and dement's of the different books,
definite action was postponed until a later
date. On motion of Df. |. n. Grubo the
following resolutions were adopted:
Rssolpsd That the various boards oi
school directors, in Juniata county, De snd
are hereby requested, 10 defer tue adofHon
of schoo! books for usein their districts,
until after the 20th day of June next; by
which time. provided the Legislature does
not pass the bill now pe1dins on the sub
icct of purchasing textbooks, this Commit
Zee will have had ample time 10 decide
mon a uniform series IS be recommended
Tor the county.
Rssolred, That it is the sense of this COM
,oi,tee- that the General Assembly of Penn
syIyania should pass the bill now pending
IN said body, authorizing school directors
70 purcbase school books aud that our SEN
ator and Representative from this district
sbculd use ali honorable means to secure
its passage
Adjourned to meet in Mifiiintown, at o.
c,ock p. NJ. on Saturday, June 20. 1885.
G. H. MARTIN, Chairman,
" n. GRoxIxGEE, J. n. KELLER, Secs.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-05-27

The fashionable dressed people OF New
Guinea, Africa, are described by New
York paper correspon dent as follows: The
beaus and bellies of New Guinea are by no
means forbidding Imagine a man about five
feet nine inches in height. his body nice
brown color, covered, if he be masher, with
red earth and vanished with oil, his face
painted in different colors and a piece of
polished stone through his nose, his hair
long and frizzy, oramented with bird-of-par-
adise plumes and cockatoo feathers, his
teeth black or red, his ears weighed down
with huge ear ornaments, his waist COM
pressed to waspish proportions with broad
belt OF bark, shell armlet on his arms and
dogs teeth necklaces around his neck, a
breast of ornament of boars' tusk or pearl
shell, gaily painted waist ribbon, with
long streamers iR front and behind, ankiets
and kneelets OF colored fax aud a small
netted bag over his shoulder-imagine all
this and you have typical New Guinean.
The women match the men. The young
girls wear abundance of ornaments, but af-
ter marriage few. They are all profusely
tattooed and wear colored petticoat,
which reaches to the knee.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-05-27
Tribute of Respect.

At the regular time of meeting of the Van
Vert Union Sabbath school, of Van Vert,
Pa, held May 10th, 1885, the following
BILE and resolutions on the death Of
Col. John n. Moore, were read and adopt
ed:
WHEREAS. It has seemed good and prof
liable to the Dispenser of Events to take
from us our late worthy and esteemed friend
Col. John n. Moore and
WHEREAS, The intimate relations held
bv him with the members of our school and
being prominent member and earnest
worker in the school since its first organizs-
ton. generally in the capacity of superin-
tendent for ihiriy-four years, renders it
proper that we should place upon record
our appreciation OF his services as Superin-
tendent, and his merits as a man therefore,
Resolved, That We deplore his loss with
deep feelings Of regret, softened only by
the confident hope that his spirit is with
those who, having fought the good fight
here, are enJoviDg that rest and perfect
happiness laid up for them in a better world
Resolred, That in his death our Sabbath
school, church, and educational meetings
have lost useful member, ever ready aud
wiring TO work Tor the Sabbath school
cause, and when the cold wintry blasts of
encouragement howl around Us, aad many
would give up all hopes of success, be
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-05-27
Comm unIcatiOn.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

PoRT ROYAL, May 25, 1885.
The Dunkard Meeting is in full blast at
Van Dyke.
Miss Emma Rooms has returned from a
visit to Chicago.
j. Petit now occupies his new house
on Second street.
Our timer, J. X. Davis has been very
busy the last week.
Jacob Groninger received fifty barrel OF
fish from Boston, recently.
Mr.. 7, S. Trego, of Philadelphia, spent
last Friday, in town. He is looking well.
Thomas Kinzer, of Mifflintown, is busy
with his force, painting Samuel Ards new
house.
Daniel Beashore has filed up the cellar
which he dug last fall for the purpose OF
building a new house.
Airy View Literary Society was not very
well attended on Friday evening, last, on
account of the unfavorable weather.
Mrs. Prof. J. j Patterson, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Edith, of DoyPs Mills, spent day
visiting friends in Port Royal, recently.
Daniel Beashor has sold one of his lots
on Tuscarora street to ". III. Noble who
will put fence around it in the near future.
Mr.. Frederick Havice and wife, of Sig
leryille, Mifilin county, are visiting their
son-in-law, DR.. ]. S. Kilmer, in this place.
The Chief Burgess of this Borough has
issued proc lamation ordering the citizens
TO C lear their properties of all filth and rub
bish.
The citizens of Port Royal and adjoining
towns must not forget that Arthur Love is
going to give fine entertainment ou the
27th.
Hacks are running from this town regu-
lsrly TO the Dunkard meeting. This affords
the people fine opportunity to go straight
through.
W. H Davies and G. W. Oliver have en-
tered into partnership, intending to carry
on the poultry and egg business at the old
stand, on Main street.
Mr.. Isaac Rsnnels, of Covington, Ohio,
is visiting at the residences Of Ephraim
Ranrels and Peter Diffenderfer. Mr.. RAN
nels is seventy-five years old.
While James johnson was engaged in
hauling water from the river, his horses
became frightened and ran away smashing
the wagon. The horses swan the river,
and we're caught on the other side, being
still hitched together No onewss hurt.
FAIR PLAY.