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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-06-30
Communication.
PERNASAGH, June 2

|. FERNASAGH, June %, 1886.
The Post committee that Shite-washed at
the McAhsteryille school have at last
dropped TO the fact that they didn't see
what Governor Pattison saw. Of course
they didn't and they would be no more COM
petent witnesses on his points than the man
in the moon, but they were in such hurry
to get out a report TO contradict the Cover
nor that they missed seeing things that they
might have seen if they hadn't been looking
through fixed up spy-glass fol the occa-
sion. The account of what they saw should
by all means be locked up in the fire-proof
safe in the Court House. They should send
Tor the great three throsted dog that guard
ed the golden garden of Hydreedrees, he
could lie in the high weeds at the Bridge
street entrance unseen by the villain
that would dare to tarnish the records made
by our noble defenders on the fatal field Of
McAlistervIle.
Thus Stalked they, death was in
their looks.
Upon their ear, the signal No-d
OF strife and death was
hourly breaking.
On their swords their fevercd
Hands must grasp in waking.
sent some of the Chaplain's health re-
storing molasses away for analysis. l sup
pose I'll have 20 buy Latin and English
dictionary and a spelling book before | can
make out the report or returns when they
are sent in. The doctors should be COM
PEELED to write their prescriptions in United
States langsge. 1 am an American and can
not see the sense in resoriing to an old
played out, outlandish la uguage in order to
| appear learned I am for Americans to gov
ern America. Abolish the Soldiers Or
phans' Schools, and put America for Amer
leans in our platforms and We can beat any
that the erring brethren put into the field.
..Enough of that" says Mrs. P. Leg,
| .sMan began life as kind of Post COM
mittee A get behind somebody else sort
OF a fellow ever since. Ii We women had
gone out to that school aad had said the
beds in the dQrmitories were well filed If
it was with bugs We would have said So"
ssHold on old woman" l cried, 81 give a
man a chances "Give him an increase OF
uension,'' says she, sand let him 81; around
on store box and talk about the universal
conflict betwADbor and capital" Now
Nr. Editor. We farmers in fernanagh are
kept very busy between showers and must
cl,,se at this time for the sun is shining and
tine hay needs stirring. l have a NUMBER oil
letters from mothers on the subject OF or-
phaus' Schools, and have letter from
lawyer offering TO take my case into tne
| Quarter Sessions.
To be continued.
Yours Truly,
P. LEG WHITE.
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TaIked with His II an DIS.
Yours Truly,
P. LEG WHITE.

Those of our citizens who attended the
Teachers Institute in 1884, remember the
manner OF gesticulation of Rev. Waldo Mes
saros. while lecturing. 1t was remarked
on that occasion, s'It Messaros is a typiea'
Greek speaker, the German, who talks
great deal with his hands, is not TO DC COM
pared to the Greek for hand talk. 1es'io-
n iation or hand talk Is great help IN INC
delivery of a speech, unless the speech mas
h,en committed to memory, Ike piece VI
defamation. The trouble of preacher Mes :
sa-os with his Christian sister, Mrs. Oouis-
,on-sec particulars in another coiunn-
arises from too much hand talk. All ne'
ar,s to trap him would have failed he
lad talked less with his hands lie so ;
il his statement, thl. he placed ms manu-
- her shoulder and then she screainea
The next time he grows eloquent win HIS
md, in the presence of one OF the iiSins
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-06-30
Report Of superintendent of
Comm ON schools.

In compliance with the requirements OF
the law, have the honor to submit here
with my written report OF the public schools
of Juniata county tor the past TO years,
ending June I, 1886:
! In a county ike ours the character of the
/ schools, taken together, should not be ex-
pected to present any very sudden or mark
cd change in the space covered by this re-
port. The year now closed has been one in
which many changes have occurred, more
| perhaps than usual. In many instances the
J directors secured the services OF excellent
! teachers, and the schools under their charge
were complete success. In some districts
the services Of either first or second rate
teachers were not TO be had, and as q con-
/ sequence, ;he schools under their chargs
were not so successful. But 1t may be said
| of the greater number OF our teachers, that
they have given satisfaction, proving them
selves capable, earnest and Jealous in the
discharge OF all the duties devoiying upon
them in their respective fields OF labor. May
4
the number of faithful teachers be largely
multiplied, supplying the great want in our
educational system exertlng healthiui in-
! fluence and atiordIng etiicIent instruction in
every district in the county.
Six now houses have been built during the
past two years, ard three are now building.
Our directors and citizens are Jealous in
this respect, hence as fast as means will
warrant, houses unsuitable to the needs Of
communities are replaced with new ones.
Some of the out buildings are not construct
ed in accordance with the law, and few
IL eet the demand for cleanliness and pro-
priety. The directors should have these
buildings put, and constantly kept in proper
order. For directors or teachers to neglect
this, is to furnish and example purely de-
moralizing and debasing.
Very little has been done toward improy-
ng the school grounds. Some trees were
planted on Arbor day, in several districts.
Every school site should be cleared OF all
rubbish, inclosed with neat fence, and
made pleasantfor the plays of the children.
Much of the Od-time furniture has been re-
placed with comfortable and inviting seats
and desks to the delight of all concerned.
scHooL-RooN DECORATION.
| To this fact we wish to call especial at
tention. Our teachers are fast realizing the
fact, that, not from books alone does the
mind receive its food, but thought is awak-
cned, the soul lifted up, character formed,
/ in short, that education in all its bearing
upon the young is greatly promoted by the
silent influence of plant and flower, mottos
and engravings, that decorate and beautify
wIrdow ard wall of the school-roOm. have
often been led TO see and feel, by contrasl
the difference in the progress Of two schools
I equally favored in other respects, but one
! lacking tact on the part of the teacher to
render attractive aud teach lessons not
fognd in the regular curriculum.
APPARArCs.
Very little Improvement has been made
in this direction Some believe it of no Jpn
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-06-30

Isaac Shellenberger, Of Fayette township
has two farms within a mile OF oakland
Mills, that be offers for sale. He will sci
one, or both tracts. Good buildings on
both tracts, and an abundance Of fruit, aud
neyeT-iailing running water at both houses
The land is limestone shale and has been
recently lined Come and see it. The
larger tract is known in the valley as the
Brubaker farm. For further particulars
address ISAAC SHELLENBERGER,
Oakland Mills, Juniata County, Pa.
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MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
M1zrrrrrnrr- lime 30. 1896.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 80, lSe6,-No. /.
Pennsylvania wheat, 90cts new red wheat,
S5cts Corn, i2a43cts. Oats, S4a3oeis.
Live old chickens, llcts; spring chickens,
I2alscts. Butter, l5a20cts. Eggs, l3alic.
Hay, SIl.OO4SH.50. Bran, sl2.8O Ier car
load.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June 29.-Cattie-
Receipts, l76 head; shipments, BIS head )
market fair and prices unchanged; no cat
tie shipped 70 New York to-day. Hogs
Receipts. 500 head shipments, oO) head ;
malket active Phiiad elphias, 81 5asi .sOi
YorNess. Si.6GaSf.9Oi shipments % New
York. D carioads Sheep-Receipts 5lOO
head shipments, 1900 head market urn
rnd unchanged I'll good slow and unchang-
ed.
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Resolutions.

The following were resolutions passed by
the Womans Missionary Society of Mexico
U. P. congregation st their meeting on June
20, 1856, on the death OF Mrs. Caroline Ad-
ans
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has seen
best to call from earth one of the first and
most earnest workers OF our Society, who
during long illness waited with patience
Gods time.
Resoirsd, That while we mourn the loss
to US, We rejoice TO thin', she is now where
sorrow and suffering are unknown.
Resolred, That we tender our sySSpsth y
TO the bereaved family, and desire - sk
ourselves, why our Heavenly Fatber1s bus
affecting ms for because of this our arts
are faint, our eyes are dim, and We caV on
ly excIaim, Thou o Lord remainst forever,
the throne from generation TO generation.
BY ORDER OF SOCIETY,
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,SNOUNCEMENTS.
..rncrATE JUDGE.

,-,r.T. SENTINEL AND PEPuBLI-
JalS ~ igs.ance OF q nlmler of Re
"A IIS rouid announce John MeLaugh'
jin'' ', toruship, as a candidate for
lA.s, ,s.o,i.te Judge for Juniata
.,;srt !. to Republican Primary nom,
aE' ME- ,-Js,. Mr.. Mclaughlin IS vel
u fI.s;t, IN.;,t, county as a man well
. y he position, and a man of dig
ae3 ~, ~ dealing, such as a Judge
|s1 bS''' TURBETT.
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Normal school.

viii open a Normal School in Mifiiin'
town on July 18th, 1856, to continue six
,rort- Thnrongh review. Special attsn-
ton to Physiology and Hygiene. For fur
thur information call on or address,
}. n. KELLER,
Miflintown, JuDiata Co., Pa.
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POSITIVE PROOFS.

In otl CT advertisements -ve heve slid .hs- trp
B,sssiGn EheSfBia;isDs Ct's's VAS a spec.ly -J-
Rheumatism, and aiI is attendant aches lEi
pains. These are st-Iuiv plain Esct-s ~ l-..;r
present some Positive Pr2ofsi
C0U.d one -HS anything more tothcQ"iri .'-..-
this from Ts. H. EEkSL e.. - prominent Els--
chant Of Br0Okfeld- 30, Shc '-riies Feb y -
when in Europe. tIvo yc-T7 20. trie.i s,it 6
buy tie rcyI 10 u . is vefY -e-. es,y. ale ta '
IheObrli % set4t flr NE = sin. - try r'ce De-;
K-euu- ism for years and sI>ut HUNDREDS q 9 >
lars bus never - ~ TerIi.s sIzlt relief U-tL 1
trssi tuis since Lfau. over two car now ilatl
nos suffered the lsrst. know y i good thln-.
II viii take Eke wiidnre. NV want TIE af,LfF
for i've States."
Here is another from nearer home. Ms- J. D.
WHITE j. . leading huslUts man u ~ icDuis5ilrs
Pa. Ills yrRndlather, OTsg - years Old, Las Deeh
agrcatsLEerer from RhJuua-isa- Nov -. iN-'i
Nix. WHITE Tr.tes Us.
Have reaf your c.rrulsr Thscc--E--y is - t-iii
Of yateut Hunbuxvi q. hard q make 1, q H7'-
n & RENE L. ras merit s.rt,I e tr.yf ~ So
fathCr i- such suFersr that b. " al -,-..f -
Tor r sing'e !ls's r~''st. tel Ersas ycu- -.c,
cure How'll trT itruywsy tscnLse Hfrs-. s-fff
yUir house ~Ia.l- Keen rnytnlu~ VIII - ...'-il
UE- - b. srs. sly S-lf1fztfsr r-s--ofTtt-
the f.tssllI kneEl-,- 81 . Irr : c-~-r.- -
lie is n1' reho-el c-a tay only. - at-s--'Sr
Ifyou doubt either of o. csc statements VT
the parties; they'll gladly GGswsg .ly inquiry.
Our space does E1t permit fs..Lc7 testimony
We have plenty Of j., however A. makes g'-''e
a little book. We Flu! D. ire g. SD Who as
A. vet il j. not 20 r., found ct he st1r.s It ean
oIiF b. lad by onclos'rS t2 lrc2 a;,i 81 -rts5ils
the American prul -letora,
PEAELZES S20S, & co.
ssO-s2I Market Street. Philadelphia.
py;cs 90 20 Itma.l.. .'j 10, ID ii hiona- sli.,
C-,E BOZ DCEs .T",' Tf''-i- 80
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Cheap! Cheap! CheaP!

II yOu want to buy first class \ num-
Der One whip, go to g. W. Heck's shoe
store
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PRINTERS INK SPILLED
In Making Big Advertisements is Worth the Paper Con-
sumed if the Stock Cannot Confirm the Statements.
No One Knows this Better than.
SCHOTT
Whose Phenomenal Success in Business is but the resu of
Fair Sauare. Honest DeaIino.
Fair, Square, Honest Dealing.

We strive to please please patrons every way;
that if after inspection you become dissatisfied with
your purchase bring back will cheerfuy exchange
it for you.
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TERMS

,:,,. sl.00 per annum If paid
,,s;rip'los,ib $3.50 if not paid within
50. advertisements inserted at 5O
;7'as an for each insertion.
4 .ef il'n nrsiness notices III local col
ss.iea1 - line f0r each insertion.
i cenS I'll he made 20 those desiring
s''iloa' by the year, half or quarter
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CAUTION NOTICE.

4 LII persons are hereby cautioned
II against fishing or hunting, gathering
berries, or crossing fields, or IN any OtLer
way trespassiug on the lands Of the under
signed Us. KEsEPP-
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The Thompsontown Bridge Company
will place the new badge across the river
high enough to pass over the railroad. The
new bridge will be out of the reach Of Ice
and water and can only be destroyed by
the piers being shOved from under 1t, or by
wind or fire The railroad company will
build the span across their track.
The freight train ssbcats" on the middle
division of the P. r. R. are becoming quite
particular as TO their accommodations IN
time of rain. Last Tuesday evening, dur
ing the prevalence of a heavy shower, q
.beat" was observed perched complacentiy
on the end of dump, while the train was
running past the station, with an umbrella
raised over him, keeping himself perfectly
dry.
.Yes.n he explained to the young wom-
an. ..I am the adjective editor of the msga-
zine"
1.-THE adjective editor ~
s.Yes. We get a great deal Of manuscript
from Young ladies, and it is my duty TO GO
through their copy and kill the adJet'ves
AID he added with a tired look in bis
ewes. "the work is very laborous."
The buIding committee of the Licking
Creek Lutheran church, ask contractors 70
send in their sealed proposals no later than
july lOrh, 1856, reserving the right an i
nower of accepting or rejecting any or Al
bids. Tuc plan and specification may DC
seen al the Lutheran parsonage at hifhih'
town. where all business anu communica
,;ons relative thereof will be attended to oy
the pastor, Philip Graft.
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whips! whips! whips!
whips!

for sale at G. W. Heck's Boot & Shoe
store.
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G. L. DERR,
Practical Dentist,

ESTABLISHED IN MIFFLNT0wN, Pa, IN 1860.
Oct. If IS.
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Very little Improvement has been made
in this direction. Some believe il of no Jpn
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W. Z. AUHAS,
Sup't. Of JGniata count.
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Farm for sale.

Miflintown, JuDiata Co., Pa.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1886-02-18

LhSnI get presses for me here and if so and
ehey came with Missouri process and Mis-
sour officer, he should get himself into no
trouble, but bring them at once to my room.
Expecting them to come, / concealed this
olary and made preparations. l remained
up I'LL midnight, and there was a constant
running up and down from the street 10
their room. At u o'clock went to bed and
slept soundly.
Wednesday, May 14-Colonel Eldridce
came TO my room this morning much pleased
10 say that the party Of yesterday had said
nothing OF me. but had said they were after
LoWre% and Pomeroy. He stated also that
the night before G.. W. Brown. ACCOMPANIED
by Jenkins, had started for Lawrence, and
mad been stopped on the road by M'Gee's
party OF Missourians. without any process
OF course, and made prisoners. Have not
learned what Is done with them. Three boats
up tins morning, and. as the Sultan left
on her wa, up the river, / heard great
hurrah, and looking out. expecting that
Robinson had been brought up. To my
reiet found that it was a parting
Greer 10 the marshal's party whC
were 81 lrtTnS up the river to Leavenworth.
AFTER Dinner 1t was thought best to remove
me 10 -. as the disturbance of ordinary ar
.ahsemeuts, consequent upon Mr.. and Mrs
Arms beng out of their room and the doc,
being locked all day. might excite suspicion
and II was accordingly done. Matters ar,
Eow quiet, and If nothing new should tur,
up and can find boat that lies here al
night and captain favorable to our cause
IL would seem that there Is no suspicion OF
my presence here although some circum-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-16

NaEDIUMs-M Dir. Bentley will give In
wi spirationally the phases oil Medium
ship and instructions for development at
one sitting. siitlngs 81, Rooms 2ls West
First street. Jnlul
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-16

Mr.. w. II. Norway goes up to San
Francisco to day by the train.
NJ. }. c. Pond, excursion agent of the
U. p. Ry, has returned to The city.
Mr.. w. D. Sanborn. general agent of
the c., b. & Z R'y at San Francisco, ia
In the city on visit.
Miss Nell Carter sings a celebrated
aria at the entertainment given by the
Stanton Post ON the % | inst.
Hon. A. }. Bryant has returned from
Santa Ana and Anaheim. where be has
been making an appraisement of the
great irvine ranches. He is at the st.
Elmo.
Mr.. Frank Smith is punching PASTE
board at the uptown Southern Pacific
Office while Charlie White is over on
Santa Catalina, catching barracuda and
wild gopts.
Mr.. John Schumacher will leave here
to-day for San Francisco, where he will
be joined by several mighty Nimrods,
and proceed to Shasta to hunt bears,
deer aud such small game.
DIR. S. f. Chaplin. acc Impanied by his
daughter, came down by the train from
San Francisco yesterday. He will re-
main in the city n few days before going
out to hls ranch in San Diego county.
DIR. ii. Nadeau has been appointed U.
s. Examining Surgeon of pensioners for
this city Angelefi 70 of all shades of
opinion will applaud this as an excellent
appointm, mt. DR.. Nadeau is capable,
honest and courteous.
MIR, }, C. Sibley, of Franklin, Pa,
is at the st Elmo. He has purchased
the Charley Watts place in Pasadena
and will settle here. Mr. Sibley is
President of the Prospect Hill stock
Farm, one OF the greatest in the country.
He also owns lot of tine Angora goats.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-16


Tansill's Punch Cigars at ?. o. Cigar Store.
Furniture &c. for cash or installment at
Aliens
Some new rooms now ready at Iron sul-
phur Springs.
Dr. Williams. specialist in diseases of the
head, throat and chest
Carpets. oil cloth. llnoleums. at Aliens, 80
80. Spring st.
Go to the Pony Stable, IA N. Main street.
for stylish turnout cheap.
Carload plush and spun silk parlor suit
lounges. &c, at Aliens.
Walnut. ASH and cherry bedroom suits at
Aliens. No. 30 80 Spring 81.
Ghiradelll's soluol Cocoa is fresher
stronger and superior to any imported.
A liberal discount for cash at Aliens this
week. 80 81. Spring ST.
The class of work we execute in wall pa
per decorations cannot be excelled. RH-
phael & Schlesinger. is N. Main street.
Our demand for Anheuser beer is unpre-
cedentsd We have lowered over all other
competitors. Notice the hgus, taste the
beer aud do not forget TO call for "Anheuser
Busch" only The one agency is at No. 63
North Spring street.
On exhibition TO day at Bartlett Bros.
music store. the king OF type writer's, the
improved "Caligraph " life is too short to
write the old way The "Caligraph" is four
times as fast as the pen and a thousand
times less laborlous. See II at Bartlett Bros.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-16

THIS SPLENDID TRACT is In the very heart
of Los Angeles. but one block west from
Pearl street. and situated on Eleventh,
Twelfth and Pico streets, adjoining on the
latter street the elegant grounds and man
sion Of Mrs. Foreman.
THE Rowland ELECTRIC MoToR RAILWAY
Is now an assured fact on Pico street; the
rails are on the way here and the cars will
be running In sixty days.
The price of these lots is exactly one-half
of the sum asked for those adjoining on the
east, and which are unimproved.
The success of the Homesteads of the
southern California Land Company is
strictly owing 10 the lou rate at tVhieh they
place their properties before the public and
the fact that they offer only frst-cldss city
locations. The high prices asked by middle
men for lots are avoided. The Company
desires to see the subscribers to these prop
critics gain handsome profit after the d.
vision of the Homesteads.
The sale of this tract is on the homestead
plan (see law of 1882. as was the Childs
Tract and the Urmston Tract. The land Is
sold as an entirety and delivered over to
the subscribers with all the Improvements
of villa residences, planked sidewalks and
electric lights. without further charge than
the amount received in the aggregate from
the subscribers. each one OF whom has a
vested right in the entire tract.
The meeting of the subscribers for the
distribution OF these lots is fixed for octo
Der 4th. 1886. Thesproceedings will be in
accordance with the agreement recorded in
the subscription book to the tract. and
signed by the purchasers.
No narrow streets All streets aud ave
nues are sixty fest wide.
The street railway on Pearl street, at the
corner OF Pico street, is within one bloch
of the tract, and in sixty days Colonel How
lands Electric Motor Road Will he com
| pleted and cars running on Pico street pas
this entire property.