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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

OF Police aud IRE iofuuirSiNEffe tif r
got hem 10 Wrsnging among thenl-.lses
aud J % be surprised ii it does nof rssaf in
the abolishmeni ~ that branch oi hs cify
government az The next session 0i fhe Leg-
islsture
J. b Guliiiord- We'll. ] suppose John
Goldsmith will be satisfied now see hes
finally found his nipple
Crier of ibe Unifea States Cour Di-hman
-" Yesli's great honor To- Wafk fef Unc'e
sam. The March term 81 our cauu ad-
iourned. YESTERDAY. siue uie 1he o.fohef
term ot.tnS uenf luesiaH " ben lhs ,sfaI d
and Teui iuics vii he in aifsIoai.os std
wt'il he rsads to 'fs NJ thsfie. tontHn--
il he shows up aro demands bearing
4 man who has ne u.e SOY fhs Police
and Fire Commissioner .1.u vsich Qua
about election time snd you s-s some
fan luu'n see that nae Aldefasen sii
fsv ro attention to tbs onaef ot fhe s,aliee
/ ard Fire f.4nlHnis-iouer- for1Iddlus foe uSe
/ Df he enefue hsuset for si-i.fi..n uufa..ser.
and uher fhe Boards ~ kfgi-trs'i.nl nlsef
/ in The engine hou--e fae irti icItH vilI 80
/ ins rscfe.i fa sieCi ften. iH iaf thef nare
1 been instructed Hirfe s.. Then there viIt
/ ne enHNiif u Authority nud Hf e see
whether l-ofcemsu car srrtsf fn hIcsr-
uasn ar no'. in sHan a. ll 500 ic1 is fhe
higher authority. fne ilnua 0r the
I Beard
Iesiu asfer and Deg.at Stsrf neis of
/ Grausn CenLer 80. dl3ni came ao~n
g. inv,.-ii izase thai aH .-csp-. ! m b1fing
furniture t1daf tirl s-rvrs f.f.rsu is
deing ~ wei - couid be exp cisd ~ tirsi-
ian, iisnk you
james Davis. of tss BOARD ~ Public
WORSE HsV dii c.,nsIin eef ouf "eli.
1 don't knos fhins thst II J SER q Re
paeIfcsn could fnj a uy>eH 81 fhe , a,ar6
/ of .at at.t.rfi-3rs fhis Fall
Hickman Parish. while gstiue 80 frhin
We. slse . isse. fhs Nictig-n CentrsI rsins
/ have uesrir aii pzn from hfiee8 aiuu -
10 81 bouf lafs ever sfnce fll. -fe Fsf
i Ilsa nnl.sues fo1s if suskss ns fiist or5tfs
I ipr ofher frains su4 So is serf uDp'ts-eiIt
4 lor errrt ..ig J DOR q -re stt ittg don't
( eies them iine fbsi tbef cas- nase
Bsob biack e. DegsbeY We'll CuHf.
vhsr's fbsi arihquas- goiu - ~ berf'
20 ! dauno Risf fhai ole ems WHeins
wa r harrf Be- .onE sais p. 50rnic
f.sr u---.fl iuts o ettrrs see
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Base hif--NafioDaIs A. Chicago, =
Errols-Nauonais s Chicago, 3.
Fitehers-tiilm0re and Flynn.
Umpire-Pierce
Game called on account Of darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Bosroy. Oct a.
Innings. . 8 8
Boston, ~ 0 3 % O.
kausa- CITY % % % o o.
Base hits fsesrOn. "a. Kansas City. 4.
Errors Boston. ~. Kansas CIV. \.
Batteries Wi-dmas and Bucdy; STEM
never and Tate.
Umpire Quest
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

J. b. Guliiford-rW We'll. suppose John
Goldsmith will be satisfied now. J see De =
finally found his nipple
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03
YESTERDAY S GAMES.
The Giants Defeated by the WOlVs rines-
Chicago DownstEe Nationals.
Defroit-New York.

Base hits-Detr0it. ?. View 4Ork- .
Errors Detroit O. New York. 8.
Bafferies-Conway and Ganzell, Keeie
ami Ewing
mpirr-P0wers
Came called on account Of darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

james \ Davis. OF uss BOARD - Public
WORKS H8e did gfnsIin eei ou,e Vel.
8out knos fhins thst Il J xers Re
paeIican could fnj a myself ~ fhe b.sar6
af -ntt.rfi-ars This Fall
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Iosfu.a asfer and Dsg.ns shsna Nets of
Grsrsn CenLr So didn't clme ao@n
g. invs-i gate thai iail .se.p-- m b1ting
fafnffQra t1daf tiFi s-fV ~ fs-f,sfte ie
dsing ~ vs|i ss could b. exp -cfed ni ersi-
far ffanE Fnu
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-03

Bsoblack e. Deusbey Wei. Caif.
vhen = fbsi arth9uas- gpiu - git hef.f
20 dauno Rist fhai ole ems Wseins
wau.6 hurry Be- .onE ono p. 5ncnit
fr u---eii iots p ettrfs see
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10
Court Proceedings.

Court convened on Monday the lst inst,
and adjourned about noon on the 4th inst.
There was so little business for the grand
jury 10 transact, that they had scarcely time
to get warm till they were discharged from
further attendance.
In the case of Rebecca Guss; Mary
G uss, and George Guss, her husband Ja-
cob Aughey; Ann Horning; Mary Stoner,
and Michael toner, her husband William
Shuman Lewis Shuman Byron Shuman :
Samuel Shuman; David Ewing, her hus-
Guss VS. John Houtz, No7l, April Term,
1855 Summons in Ejectment Defendant
confess judgement in the sum of s3l Is
with interest to be paid within sixty days.
In the case of Samuel Gushard VS. The
Universal Fire Insurance Co No l2l, April
Term, 1885 The jury rendered verdict of
Sl04 SO Tor plaintiff \ motion for a new
trial was filed.
In the case of William II. McNitt VS..
The Universal Fire Insurance Co. No.
l23, April Term, 1896. A verdict of Si22
was rendered in favor of plaintiff. A mo-
tion Tor a new trial WAS filed.
In the case of ID. c.. Rannels vs.. Jerome
n. Thomson and X. K. Crozier trading as
firm of Thompson * Crozier. The jury
10 und for defendant.
Lea-e was asked of and granted by the
Court to fill supplemental narr in the case
of Daniel 'Pannebaker, Admir- of Elizabeth
Roth, decd, VS.. George Klinger and q.
w. Letter. No. l26, September Term,
1885.
In the case of George Fleisher VS.. Eph-
rain Rannels and Darwin c. Rannels, doing
business as Rannels & Son. No. 203, Sep
tember Term, 1885. The jury found for the
plaintiff the sum of s509.4l
The case of S. F. Price VS.. G.. W. Zim-
norman. No. 22l, September Term, 1855,
was settled.
The case of Isaac Sieber VS.. James Kis-
singer. No. 5, December Term, 1885, was
settled.
The case of Samuel Diehl VS.. James j.
Patterson. No. l, December Term, 1855.
The case of James Loudon VS.. d. B.
Spanogle, Defendant, and A. j. Furguson,
Garnishee. No. 75, December Term, 49,
s5. was continued at cost of plaintiff.
Calvin B. Watts, of Fayette township,
petitioned the court to order satisfaction of
certain mortgages which are now liens
against certain real estate which he owns.
His petition was granted,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10
Anything to Beat a Railroad.

In speaking of the movement of the gen.
eral passenger agents to head off the ticket
scalpers, the New York Daily Indicator
says:
"The railroads have not adopted the rule
requiring limited tickets to be used only
for continuous train rides without excellent
reasons. The roads have no desire to pre-
vent passengers from stopping over at pla-
ces along their lines. On the contrary,
they have heretofore made it as convenient
as possible for people TO do this very thing.
But how has the travelling pubic shown its
appreciation of the courtesy Simply by
trying, in every possible way, to swindle
the railroads whenever they saw chance.
A man wants TO go to Buffalo-what does
he dol Buys a ticket to Chicago, and
when he gets TO Buffalo sells the unused
portion of his ticket to scaper. The rail-
road is doubly cheated. First, it carries
the original swindler to Buffalo for less
than it takes passenger who is too honest
to indulge in the luxury of cheating the rail-
road; and, second, il carries another man
from Buffalo 10 Chicago at less than the
regular rate. The posted traveller, who
cannot arrange to buy more tickets than he
intends to use, never thinks Of going to the
railroad office for the tickets he wants. He
patronizes the scalper, and shelps that one
to skin the railroad. So it goes, the rail-
roads by anextension OF courtesy have been
victimized and robbed by the travelling pub
lie. The everyday traveller at all times has
his eyes open to the chance to beat the
public. And so widely has the influence
spread that even staid, honest-goiog people
who travel only occasionally, have come to
think it quite the thing to deal entirely with
scalpers, and assist in whatever swindle
may be necessary TO effect a saving for
themselves of few dollars. We are glad
that the railroads have decided at last TO
protect themselves from the dishonesty OF
people who claim to be more than respect
able.o
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10

Daniel Weeks, a youth aged Is years,
who lives with Henry Auker, in Wake
township, placed silver twenty-five cent
piece in his mouth last Thursday evening.
For some reason he had occasion to swal-
low which started the silver piece down.
ward, he could not recover the coin, it went
on down till it found a lodgment in his
stomach. When last heard from he was
not suffering from having the silver piece
in his stomach.
The Huntingdon Journal says: Thos
Westbrook, of Huntingdon was robbed of
large sum of money Monday morning by
ruse that was well planned. His wife was
alone in her house in Portstown, when word
was brought TO her from her sons house
near by that strange boy had called there
and said that her sister Mrs. Lizzie West
brook, was afflicted with stroke of paraly-
sis. This alarmed the unsuspecting lady,
and she at once prepared to call and see her
sister. After locking the doors of her house
she called and found her sister, Mrs. West
brook, had not been stricken with paralysis,
but was in her usual health Thu led Mrs
Westbrook to suspect that something was
wrong, and before she got TO her home she
remarked s'this is set up job" Upon re-
turning home her suspicious were confirm
ed when she found that the back door had
been pried open, and that door to a room
upstairs had also been broken open. The
burglar ransacked the bureau drawers and
opened trunk In the room which contain
ed the following amount of money: Sixty
$40 gold pieces, twenty $40 gold pieces,
200 silver dollars, and $500 dollars in paper
money, making $500 belonging to Mr..
Westbrook, and six $50 gold pieces, two
SO golt pieces, and $50 in paper money,
$500 belonging to Mrs. Westbrook. There
We're some notes and other valuables taken
making the total loss about S2500. The
room door was pried open with a hatchet
which the thief had found in the yard, show
ing that he Is not an expert burglar.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10

In the matter of the distribution of the
fund arising from the Sheriff's sale of the
real estate of David W. Allen, the Court
decreed 1863. .65 as back dover to Hannah
Allen, wife of Samuel Allen, Sr. deceased.
The balance was appropriated to the judge
ments on record according to priority.
In the case of John Crownover for use
against Watkins James, defendant. and Ad-
am Cence garnashee, plaintiff asked leave
TO file interrogatories and answers to same
to be filed in the Prothonotary's Office by
February "a, 1856, by Adam Cence, gar
nashee and that rule be granted Herewith.
The sale was granted by the Court, as pray
ed for.
John Crownover VS.. Watkin James, Pc
tition for rule to show cause why judge
ment should not be opened and defendant
let into defense, rule granted as prayed
for by the court.
John Crownover vs. Watkin James, Pc
tition for sale TO show cause why judge
ment sho uld not be stricken off, rule grant
ed as prayed for by the court.
The license of E. C. Graybill at Richfed
was transferred to J. II. Armstrong.
License was granted to Frank Shields at
McAlisterville.
Petition of Juniata county for a rule on
Ephraim Rannels and Thomas n. Cook,
overseers of poor of Port Royal. to show
cause why-they should not pay to the said
county for the maintenance of Marta
Rutherford at a state insane asylum.
In the case of the Com. at the sugges-
tion orc. p. Barton, administrator of Rach-
el J. Barton, deceased, ct al VS.. J. Nevin
Pomeroy, executor of Joseph Pomeroy, de-
ceased, ct al, petition to have names added
to the record and so forth, petition granted
as prayed for.
Petition of the overseers of the poor OF
Faye.te township for a commissioner to
take testimony in the case of Andrew Hoov-
er, a pauper removed from Delaware town
ship to Fayette township. ID. d. Stone
was appointed commissioner.
Court adjourned till the first Monday of
March, when court will be in session to sp-
prove constables' bonds.
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cant must forward his papers to the Secrets-
ry for the action of the Trustees, when, up
on approval, he Hill receive an order for
admission and for transportation. which
must be represented at the Home With none
month after the date thereof.
For blank applications or further infor-
nation, apply to
THos. J. STEWART, Secretary,
1902 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, January %, 1886.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10
Register of sales.

The rate of fifty cents for four insertions
ia.sw will be charged for all sales register
o. y his column and l2a cents per time for
81 subsequent insertion
Gbrn bills for sales are PRINTED IN THIS
Or same are ADVERTISED IN THIS PA
oi,'T M charge will be made Tor placing them
N this register
# is important that persons having sales
of personal property or real estate should
~ them properly registered in this col
Inn r. 10 retain the day for themselvesexclu-
';rsly in their ueighbcrhood and that no
ss..;;sn1nGer,tandiug s.;1 may aiise among buyers
= ~ the time of sale. Many dollars will be
I'd the seller by using this register. Our
.s,er ,- reaches purchasers who can be ad-
tt-s.sed in no other way so conveniently and
satisfactorily.
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DIED.:

YODER.-On the 3rd inst. Mrs. Sar-
Yoder, of Spruce Hill, in the seth year of
her age.
HOWARD On the 3lst Ek. Miss Aida
Howard, daughter of the late Mahlon How
ard and Prudence Howard, aged IL years, 4
months and Is days.
WALLEN.-On the 2sth ult. g., Mrs. Rev.
s. S. Wallen, of Port Royal, in the 45 year
of her age.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10

FFBRrARY %, lSs6.-Jacob Shirk will
,eIl At Van Vert. IN Walker township, four
Tors horses. Two mares with ioal, two two
,ssr old colts, one One-year Old colt, four
COWS coming into profit about time Of sale,
three head OF young cattle, six fne sheep,
= canton harvester, and all kinds of farm
maohinerv. Sale at 10 O'Clock 4. VI.
FfRRrARr -. lsS6.-Ezra Philip will
sell at his place Of residence in Fayette
township, one coz, yearlIng calf, and all
kinds Of household furniture. Sale 10 COM
mence 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
March Il. isS6.-Wert Henderson viii
ssYs lat OF i've stock. farm machinery and
80 forth, on the E>Penschade farm in Fer
managh township
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10
AN EFFICIENT REMEDY

In all cases of Bronchial and Pulmonary
Affections is AYERS CHERRY PECroRAL.
As such it is recognized and prescribed by
the medical profession, and in many thou
sands Of families, for the paSi forty years.
it has been regarded as an invaluable house,
hold remedy. II is preparation that only
requires to be taken in very small quanti
ties, and few doses OF it admins tered in
the early stages OF a cold or cough will ef-
feet a speedy cure, amp may, very possibly,
save life. There is moi doubt whatever that
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10
Money to Loan on Mortgages.

The undersigned can loan money on mort
dollars. Investments Negotiated for persons
desiring TO put ont money. Write for Infor-
nation. ]. Ii. MUssER,
Office, No. North 3rd St, Harrisburg, Pa.
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Ayers
AGE ga RE

contains m anJidote for all malariai disor-
ders which, SO far as known, is used in no
other remedy. Il contains no Quiuiur, nor
any mineral nor deleterious substance what
ever, and consequently produces no iniur-
ious effect upon the constitution, but leaves
the system as healthy rs it was before tho
attack.
WE WARRANT AYERS AGUE CURE
to cure every ease Of Fever and Ague, Inter-
mitteut or Chill Fever, Rem!ttsnt Fever,
Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com
plant caused b. malaria. In case Of failure,
after due trial, dez'ers are authorized, by
our circular dated July lst 1852 TO refand
the money
DR.. J. C. AVER & CO, Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10
HIRRIED e:

TOWSEY-KOONS On the 4th inst, at
the brides parents, by Rev. X. F. Wilson,
Mr.. George II. Towsey, and Miss Martha
Koons, both of THrbett township.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10

AND NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN, that
the GENERAL APPEALS. following the
District appeals, viii b. held in the Com
missioners' Office, in the Court iioHSr IN Mi
hntOwH, as follows:
For the EAST SIDE of ofJUNIATA EIV-
Err, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1856.
For the WEST SIDE Of JCSIATA RIV-
ER, FRIDAY MARCH ;, 1856.
After said District and General Appeals
are over. no further appeals viii re held.
OLIVER z. BARTON.
JOHN =. DlMM,
w. NORTH STERKETT,
County Commts siOnsrs.
Attest;
5. b. LoUDoy, Clerk.
CoMMISsIOSERs' OFFICE,
MIliItONn, January lIJh, 1886.
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LEG.9L.
NOTICE OF APPEALs.
TO THE T.fX-P4YERS Of JUNLfTl
COUNTY.

Notice Is hereby given that the Hanmis- !
sioners Of JUnAtl county viii hrii the /
APPEALS on the TGIGNNiAL ASSESS [
MENTS at the following times aad r'aset, I
wh.n and where al persons aggriev'-t may
attend, to-wit;
Fnr The tow ship %; Milford .t thc PHb r.
House oi Robert Nixon. ia the h'ro" 'i II
Patterson, MONDAY, FEBRUARY $. leS6.
For the towashiy Of Besle, a. ih1 Public
House Of J. Knepp, TUESDAY. FEBRuA-
RY Q, 1855.
For tie township Of Tusca-orl, st the Pub
lie House Of E. K. Alien, in dcCoysyiiie,
WEUNESD DAT, FERRU AIRY 10. 1885.
Tor the township Of Lack, At the Public
house OF c. c. Sarvis, in East Waterford,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1885.
FIR the township of Spruce Hill. At J.. L.
Barton's store, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY u,
1856.
Toy the borough Of Port ROYAL and srr-
teii township. at the Public House rt JJ-ab
McNeal, in Port Royal, SARUEDAT, 3D.
RUARY l3, 1856.
F.- the township Of Fermsaash, 1- 'he
Court House in Mi.iintown, THURS DAY,
FEBRUARY iS, 1856.
For the boroughs OF Mifiliutown and Pat
terson. n: the Court House in NiHlutown,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, leSG.
For the township of Walker, at the Public
House Of SilIS Shamp in Mexico. SATUR-
DAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1856.
For the borough Of Thompsoutown and
Delaware township, at the Public House of
Mrs. Snyder in Thompsontown, TUES DAY,
FEBRUARY >, 1856.
For the townships OF Greenwood and Sss-
quehanna, at the Public House OF Th1mIs
Cox, in Greenwood township, WEDNES-
DAY, FEBRUARY, q, 1886.
For The township of Monroe, az the Public
I House OF +. G. Graybill, in Richfcd, On
THURSDAY, FEBRUAR p, 1886.
For the township of Fayet;e at the Public
/ House of Frank Shields IN Nc AlistcryIlle,
/ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1856.
Appeals to begin at O'Clock A. NJ, and
close at 4 O'Clock 2. u.
OLIVER P. BARTON,
JOHN T. DlMM,
W. NORTH STERRETT,
County CommlssIoEeYs.
/ Attest:
5. B. LoUDOS, Clerk.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned against
trespassing upon the lands Of the under
signed, in Fayette, Delaware or Walker
townships, 10y fishing, hunting or in any
other way
JONATHAN kIsER. WM. BRASTHoFFER,
CATHARISE KURTz, joan MCMEES,
d. b. DINA, G.. W. Smith,
s. J. KURrz, HEsRY AUKER,
LUCIEN DUNN, JESSE PINES,
JACOB HOOPS, g. G.. SHELLY,
A. II. kURTz, DAVID SMITH,
:. OWEN EVANS, TEsTON BESSER,
c. f. SPICHER, john L. AUKER,
J. B. CARRIER, 5. NJ. hAUFFMAS,
]. +. DErTRA, DAVID HUMBARGER,
ARNOLD VARNSs, LEVI X. MYERS.
September l5, lSS4-rf.
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LEGfL.
QUARTER NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an applica-
ton will be made to the Court of Common
Pleas OF JunIata county, on the ninth day
of March next at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, under act of Assembly, entitled San
Act TO provide for the incorporation and
regulation Of certain corporations approved
April 27th, 1874" and ths supplements
thereto, by J. ". Leyder, J. q. Hlldeman,
L Blaner, D. b. Dimn aul l. y. Crubb,
fcr the charter OF an intended corporation
to be located at ThompSon:own, Juniata
coUnty, Pa. and 20 be known rs THE Ju-
nista County Horse Insurance AssOcia-
ton" the charter and object Uf which Is.
ssThe recovery and return, to the owner, of
any stolen horse or horses; the capture and
conviction OF horse Thieves; ths mt6ing
good all losses sustained, by any member
of the association, by reason of having a
| horse stolen ami rot returned ; and tor the
| further purpose OF insuring against all loss
es sustained by any member by reason of
accident happening TO any insured horse, ="
4 and for these purposes to have possess and
/ enjoy all the rights. benefits and privileges
conferred by the Act of Assembly atOre-
/ said and its supplements.
J. WARREN PLErTE.
Jan. s, 1886. Solicitor.
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,-h.crip,ion, 81 so per annum If paid
.hiU 10 months; $500 if not paid within
J. l-r-.ns;ent advertisements inserted at so
10, inch for each insertion.
ee5 eeT-.nsient business notices In local col
10 cents per line for each insertion.
IN, Dnl,dn,tions will be made 10 those desiring
.Syertise by the year, half or quarter
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6, lSS5.-No one
Pennsylvania red wheat 97c. Corn 47c. Oats
39a4lc. Rye CSC. Chickens SalOc. Tur-
keys l3c, ducks l2al3, geese Sale. But
ter l5a34c. Eggs l7a26c. Hay Sl5al9
per ton. Cioverseed Zoe per pound. Cat
tie about as last week.
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No scurriIous communications will DO
published IN the SENTINEL AND REPUBLIcAS
and every communication received and
published must stand upon its own merits.
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Caution Notice.

Caution Notice.
All per sons are hereby cautioned agains
TressFassing upon the lands OF the under
signed, whether seated or unseated, or in
possession of, for the purpose of fishing,
hunting, gathering berries, cutting timber,
or tor any unnecessary purpose.
Benjamin sheIeberger, Joseph Pine,
VIM. Herman. John Pine,
Isarc ShelleulereeT. JOHN Keller,
D. i,-., Le"usfd, Lucieu Auker.
IJu.e ~, tSS5.l ,. II. Kinzer.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

Has preserved the lives Of great numbers
of persons, by arrcsting the develOpement
of Laryngitis, Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and
Pulmonary Consumption, and bv the cure
of those dangerous maladies. IT should
be kept ready for use in every family where
there are children, as il is a medicine far
superior TO all others in the treatment of
Group, the alleviation of WhoOping Cough,
and the cure of Colds and influenza. all
menrs peculiarly Incidental to childhood
and youth. Promptitude in dealing with
all diseases Of this class is Of the utmost
importance. The loss OF a single day NAV,
in many cases, entail fatal consequences.
Do not waste precious time in experiment.
ing with medicines OF doubtful efficacy,
while the malady is constantly gaining
deeper hold, but take at once the speediest
and most certain to cure.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
PREPARED By
Dr.. J. G. AVER * Co., LOWELL, Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10
q. L. DERR,
Practical Deatisf.
r.,i nndwInter Goods.

EST lBLIsHED IN NIFFrTSrawy, Pa, IN 1860.
Oct, n -.
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