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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
nepor, OF the Judge Advocate.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Col. q. n. Libcr,
acting Judge acknowledgement Of the army,
In his annual report TO the Secretary Of
War, shows that during the past year the
total number Of persons tried by general
courts martial was ,730-ninety in excess
Of last year. The acting judge advocate
general refers at length TO the articles OF
war bearing on the subject Of trials by
courts martial and points out the objections
TO the unmoasurcd discretionary power Of
courts martial as now regulated. lie says
at Is safe TO say that In no other civilized
country Is there code Of penal laws
which gives 10 the persons entrusted with
their execution such enormous power over
the personal liberty Of the subject II u
strange that laws, placing Il 10 unguardedly
in tine hands Of the military powers, should
bo permitted 10 remain Ia our statute
book" lie recommends legislation 10 cor
rect existing evils.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

Ynn mn SION ihni scrnirhlnr

You can stop that scratching
and fpiiing by using SKA.
nuny's HNpRnNArTitoL soar
for letter, Eczema. Ringworm.
Ground Itch, Poison Oak. OF
other skin NJ scalp disc 81 that
IN Worrying YOU night and
day. Whom once curci hy this
soap there will be no return oi
the trouble.
II YOU wish 10 prevent con.
tagious ~ catching diseases
during the summer months
(cithvr among your family Ol
your domestic nnimAlsl burn
kKAnvRY's srtriiuu CASplEs
freely In your Closets, cellars.
Kit hens, OuihnusUs. Chicken
Coops. liinl CAGES. stables, HOG
lcns. etc Absolutely no dan.
ger OF hrc, Ihcsc candles arr
handy aud always ready iOl
immediate us,
no Remember BENsos's
PLASTER for aches aud pains
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
Wanted.

Young lady cashier.
J. n. MuLFoEp. Jowolcr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
OUR PRICES SPEAK
FOR THEMSELVES.

They are marked In plain figures In
our show windows. and any man that
knows two from a seven, can tell
the difference between Tweedle-
dee and Tweedle-dum.
1t docs not require brick house to
a genuine bargain from some Of the
so-called advertised humbugs.
Last week we have saved you some
money on MEMS CLOTHING. This
week we will save you from ESQ to
$i.oo on any one article OF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
OBITUARY.


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 26.-W. w.
Coleman. proprietor Of DR. Herald, the
leading German paper in this city, died
ut 6l5 o'clock this morning, at room In
his newspaper office. lie was stricken
with paralysis while at his desk few days
since. lie was iiity.thrce ycam Of age.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

Prom the Tine.
siucr-llold on, h that the camera you
used just now TO take the baby's piclurc'
Pho,osraphcr-Ycp. Now look plons-
ant.
Siucr-wcll. say, haven't you got n
mans sizo camca2
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
H,to makes the skin white and clear.

TINS Iron Mountain route has decided 10
run n series Of harvest excursions 90 all
points In Arkansas and Texas from Mem.
phis on the following dates September
i and IS and October y and %. Rates
for the excursion will be ono fare Tor the
round trip. and tickets will be good ior
thirty days with stop over privilege.
ANY further information desired will be
chceriully furnished by calling on
II. u. wnsoN.
Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
No. 300 Main street, Memphis. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27
Ex-senator Hamilton.

HAoERsrowS, Nd, Oct. 28.-Ex- Gov
ernor and ex United States Senator VIII.
IAN 4. Hamilton died Of pneumonia about
noon today, at his home In this place.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-27

Samuel Chandler Of Iowa, has been APP
pointed timber agcn, In the general land
Office.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

% The don't care . continental cias~
OF y'ung women. They told the
stranger that Mr. Lsird's team was
their own aud suggested drive to
gethsr through the town. The stran-
ger. highly comPlImeuted by this
generous conduct, united the horse
aud 'hs happy trio were soon dash
ing through Huntingdon, at n rapid
space TO rHe great anuseIneHt of the
girls and the man as well. While
passing the court housa IIr Laird
sqv that hrs tGsm ~gs IN the hsuds
4 strn -er-, end EuIryIDg up to the
driver demaniei ~ explanation.
The girls Immediately caught on the
racket and disappeared .s fast as ey
could, leaving the greatly emharrs-
sed young drummer to explain Mr.
Lard doubted the story, but the
girls were soon caught and admitted
the truth. wheTeupOn ths stranger
threatened to lave them arrest, d
FeOrIng the noterIsty that vonld - =
sge lie girls begged thss nothing
should hp ssid shout II. and after
promising that they would never do
The ike sgsIn, they we're lett 10 De
part
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15
Captured at Last

8EuTorp. y. J, Feb. 7.-Far
several weeks the residents of thu place
have Hssn annoyed bT chicken thieves
who Lave stolen hundreds % fowls and
d--Ny'tVtsi entire hcuuerIe. Every
Effort has been put forth 20 capture the
thieves. hu- until Yesterday they sue
s~-dei VA escaping the UzrchfzlnsEs OF
\ vigilance COMMITTEES who hsd been on
che lookout Tor thsm On SUNDAY nIgtt
several bsnnerrss ycra robbed, and a
Isrg- number of chickens were taken
The Vigilance Committee went % one
~ these heuuerIcs Iui there found the
track of the thieves In the mui Tt---
tracks were followed o. sandy Uul
where oaS farm resided samuel aud
John B1ksr, vel known re-ud-nrs
Warrants we're procured aud the house
uas searched, vhcrruyou forty ore
shlckrns were found dead beneath the
kitchen floor and covered with a halr
seri 0f fra wood aud seven I've chick
ems were found sscrctrd about the prsu,
issE Ths Baker brothers were Esia bv
justice Wright tor their spPesrSscs a.
0Ourt.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15
PRETEVDED coon BrTRtD.

Henry +. Reese. cashier sni book
Keeper ~ the Continental hotel. in
Philadelphia was imprisoned last
week, fgr having stolen about Sl2,
600 from hIs EMPLOYERS. He had \
mir s.err7l look about him. AMI was
one ~ the most active OF the Broad
and Arch streets Baptist Church lie
wus a liberal uau with other peoples
Uor.v. aud was one Of toe strongest
pillars nftLecougregrtlon. He taught
class tho sal bah SCI ool snd
when new church was built. he gave
$4,000 Tie Las been a thief the,e
uerr yefr= Prior e. 1875 lie w,s
cashier Nuj book keeper uf Chsr'o-
Nn-grg- and Co. srd stole S65.O.O
2. w them They did not pVos,crty
rr- evT SCI Lu. but left h:rn n.
when te returned SO 0uf 4 the -to-
lrr money He hs-s wife tHt no
children, and in -d,h-un 90 ~ VII
Pee sept "a woman named Jennie EurtF.
l- q .ugrHf- house from the one IN
E.... l.- 'r lived Ri. VI E-sv
ErE Jennie Kurt Jorria's
'r- N...r..l M rD ra her nus
"H.t Do. vs-..oI her ev-rv s.t-r
rs-~"e. & prF s url.ca. -.l-i
rr --- s.."s.I ulI- ~ the t1
.s las r- sf 80 tHrs. ~-r.
.r rEs H"rr.rs u. =
..r ~vsrls - Oh. !
geo rsE ---rrref b..
.-s-- a. 9
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15
EXPENDITURES
-OT Tur-
COUNTY OF JUNIATA
-THum--
Isuuary 0 I--s- to January !, lsss.

o. -Ht's go JuFrss OF the Court
F.fasaf Jaairsa County
#.H r.-r lzr-f. Auiitors Of the
|HH1srs. -.Hrrsl z1t sworn &C
r alfIr. --tt!H, and adjust
.| rr= Trra-u-rr, sheriff aud
Hf rrH go Conrfy Of Juni-
-Hrs#rt thar vs la-f "a the
~HrssTra. ON the fr-t
aaH"H.H. E EsrHE .u- I'd dSy of
ca a.rHr a. HarHIlI HN.rlInation
-1a r m o. b. - fol-
.sI 1aF Hf lrnnury, lss7, TO
.HH.a.Iar 49,. the Treas
#H HHa-. T.rH ~. Copeland, pur-
r. as.rE p-a-snt 81 Jni- settle
-
H-- .rsa CoFTI sSB, TrsG,. Dr..
- NJ o. r1.s1-. r-r-l as, year q 5i=s 80
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

Tr- friend. Of President Cleveland
nav find interesting .reedingi in Cleve-
Ianis letter Of acceptance. Of the
nomination for tho Presidency. in
which he declares himself a. against
an occupant Of the Presidential once
besominC a candidate tor recollection
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

BrEE,rE Expresses the belief thsf
Russje is peacefully disposed tow0rd
Garns0v. b1t sHl to Praserva the
Po,co he believes q rmanv -hould
7u' 5-r military establishment on =
scupIote war footing Which is no
nor, than ressating the I'd diplo.
matte theory ol, IN time % peace
prepare ,or vsr
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

Az insurance company in New
York refuses TO psy a large insur
ancc on the life oi John Tyler. on the
ground thst Tyler had agreed with .
certain msn or two that he owed, 70
hive his he Insured and then com
NIT suicide So that his debts might
he paid
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

P70rgssos FF,SCIs L. PkTroS, d d.
T.. ] n, was unanimously chos 2
q. President Of TTucton CoIeSe, last
week. Or. Patton - intensely Pres
b7trriau and vas q power in tho rnl
iuES. hen Rev. Nr Swing 81 Chic
a. VS. urder ecclesiastical consider
suoo for preaching IN Presbyterian
doctrine
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

THE principle OF the anarchist J.
that he don't vsnt to support sny
one, not even his wife and children,
but he wants everybody 20 help sup
port him A liberal fellow, is he.
with other peoples money
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

.r.ailGg members is adopted without
fsith aud the proper qualifcationsfor
baptism How different all tits from
the preaching of the apostles, which
appealed to the hearts of the hearers
convincing them that to whomsoever
they Weld themselves servants to
obey, his servants they would be-
The infant cannot yield itself: the
mother can make II to be a Moham-
medan II she feels so disposed. Again
IN Eph. f. Paul informs us that there
II one Lord. one faith. and one bap-
/ tIsm 4 believers baptism and a bap
tIsIn for such that cannot believe. can
! certainly not be one and the same
Dsi tism- 4 baptirm far the remis-
sion oi sins and baptism for those
| who have No sins TO be r.mItted. csn-
not be the same If the Infan. i not
saved without baptism, II is a water
aviation, f"r this Is all We can CIV,
( 1t; we cannot give II fGitn; we cannot
give 1t repentance; We cannot give If
! knowledge If It is not saved with
out little water. 1t Is water salva
| ron. because that IL all W. can give
1t. No case of infant baptism ]. found
among the Ephesians. In Col 2:I2
! Paul uses the following language.
| Buried with Christ IN bauti,m.
wherein ye also sre risen with him
through ihe faith of the operation Of
God. who hath raised Iim from the
dead COu.d an infant be buried
" tn Christ in baptism and rise with
him through the faith of the opera
tion (or work Of God' We have diff
ferent case. of baptism in the writings
Of PAU, Luke. aud the evangelist are
IN Terf-ct harmony 40 far a. the sub
Iect of baptism /. concerned, and III
rrEard to Johns baptism, 1t VAS the
Baptism IF repentance Infants can
not repent, therefore there couil no
nave been any among those of Johns
baptism. In Peter We have another
s.lusion to baptism Baptism, saith
he. does also now save US mot the
puttIng away Of the filth of the flesh.
but the answer Of n good conscience
toward GUd.) hy the resurrection q
Jesus Christ This would excl de
infants, for they are not capable of
the rs~:. n>e II good conscience
towards God through Jesus Christ
Now. as the other epistlcs do not al
uds To baptism. we have tried togive
4 hI,sf view Of the passages relating
To baptism. but have failed to find a
single case Of infant baptism, not ev-
en an ailusion to It. 1t has been found
wanting in every case. There is no
precepj in all the pages Transportation.
therefore it originated IN a human
foundation .Dd Is a corruption and
sn innovation. and departure from
the doctrine of the Bible: 1t should.
therefore, he discarded Baptism is
a command. aud religions obedience
requires voluntary act The person
oheyIug the command becomes active.
but IN infant baptism the subject Is
passive and unconscious and cannot
Voluntarily obey the Command As
far as we can collect from Divine In
spIrstIon. infant baptism Is found
wanting. J. f NJ.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

CERrsrS parties are having it an
nouncediu the news papers that the
South Pennsylvania Railroad will be
pushed to completion.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

FLoHIpA straw berries sold in Nv
York last week at 5 cents piece. or
for 81 5Os quart.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

THH MetroFolit u bank Of Cincin-
natl shut up shop last week II wEs
= government depository.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15


"The P-nusyIr,uia railroad company
PAYS ont $1,000, COO annually - It's upward
Of : : .uO1 employees.
Bogus SPAWN Liuiment removes all
Had SIT. or CaIioEsod Lumps and BIem
r,hes fEom horses. Blood Spawn, Curb-
SpIints. Sveeny, Rinr-buu-, suho.
Spr.in.. all swollen Throst., Coughs, Etc
S,r, $50 ~ use the "f one borIl-. War
rzut So D, l. Banks x Co, Druggists.
Ninrnro-n Pa Oct. ~ e., emo.
At wsp-olIoPeu, IN the Wyoming Val
. Y. Dupou''s partrr packing hons was
blown 20 atoms hy al explosion al IL tons
or Tovd-r. l,s- THURSDAY shout 10 o'clork.
" he acc Irnt took P's-e VII nc7er ~
known, Tor ,h- i"ur rnsn in the huilIinz
rer, blown 70 pi'cc- saG -cl,t-r-1 half
mile ,rouni the neigh o,rh,ni .slsrt Of =
heed ~. iruEd In one I.s :, couple o.
1Hg r. ~ an"lhcr, AM as old boot or sba-
sorucNhor ~l'e. Tae greater portion oi
The bodies will never D., oaui. The ,arg-
HHi some uprar r,nS us-F pIrSed up IN .
hrid three qusrt-rr % a mite i-0n -as scene
uf the r&pIp>inn a had aud I,~or sru
~ss ;oEud ~ the top OF tree ha!f mil.
,-sy. Many other bits Of Charred
scorch'd n-sh and bono were picked up.
but con 4 not 90 II -1cIi-d Close TO the
.-cSIuE u-,~ we're rN" largo brick huIld-
ing. The charcoal mill AID n c.n fac orv.
these hui'dsrr' " - u'rrrI' -recsrd ard
reduced % piles Of runs. In th- c-a fac
rorv ten eu Vtr~ a. work ard in the Ch,r
Cosl nIl two. Every one Of these men
Wer iuiGr~a, thrr~ uf them 80 seriously
hat rr.' cIsuus recover. They are terri
Nv cut, bIui..d 4 ard crushed. BsIldIngs
~ uuos ~sE we're n Iurea. Ths
-. r&s t-'t 81 miles .-.r"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

All OF which is respectfully submitted.
J @. APP
VIZ. GRAHAM,
VS.. NIEMOND,
Co..fy -fnSIfOrs-
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Mifhintown, Pa, Jsnusry 9Th, 1888.
STATEMENT OF ORDERS DRAWN
BY TRr COMMISSIONERS or THE
COUNTY or JUNIfTf on n, TREIS-
CRER thereof from the 5fh day Of J1ausTy-
ISS7. 10 flS 3I,f sgy Of D,c,-bsr. ls-7, as
token from the Records ~ the CoI,1'IsIioH,TS'
MI
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

Brsx.RI's speech is fine specimen
Of a straddler.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

Gener1f and SprsnE EIeoftons-
Amount paid election officers.
constables, house rent, kcs 7s7 80
AisceiiGnesuS Orders.
Levi. Deesn, ef al Audirorss IS 90
]. B ". Todd, court cryer.. so 90
d. c. Louder, j.nitor. 10 90
rEsnciscus Hard " sre Co., gas
oiine &c go sS
&. B. CAvvny, clerking Jury
Commi-.ioners, lSs5.-.. z 50
Jos. Cummings, stenographer 2s3 o.
Expenses in care, boarding,
clothing and drugs for
trsmPs under Act 18th, 1885 III 40
A. Swarrsi.nder, and others
sbaTemenrs ami per ceut, a
collectors. rs..-.----...- l4Ol 81
John Foreman, boarding Inrors 8 so
J. A. Murray, boarding jurors. 3 -
Stale Lunatic Asylum, Harris
burg -....---..-...... 3S1 10
David Fo~les, Sh-rrff's fees. 1913 So
c. B. Crawford, postage and
b, Is 81
]. n. Copeland, Regi.,er's and
sh'rif7s docket. 40 90
Dr. Darwin Crawford, services
.jaH. .............. 81 %
JOEH I've. ic- tor court huuse ] 30
" F hcCAhsn, services Coun-
~ surveyor. II %
Emil Schyu, cl"thIng for Carter
and blankets for j,iI.. IL 65
T Fl Neningcr, InqGest Mar
saret Castnrr, l4s4
Grace London, cle.uin- orc".. 90
!. N Copeland, abatement
G.ug-Iich duhlic.fe 81
90 Wssn.r. rersirs To cock. 90
Asron L-ldT. reeiSf-rios Fay
cilt toS9 -..-. IL w
JchR hoil' b4us.i. ran!lrs ssnes
tr'pzi court house. -
J. ". Copelan1. Discount o. note 423
Junisse Agricultural src!sry.. 100 90
Ssnuel Lspr, tszrins oar hsa
dsu- OO
p 4. SChnii. rcpaIrs to pump. 2 %
FEr-n, - rc'ntiI, as-ocla ION,
hnn'iEE aud n 's'........ so
J. L, nrs, i.-rsln NcDpn.iI case 25 90
!. Rs-pp, FCr1icrs... 90
farmers Mercantile A-rocislrn,
C"s, Tor court ssIse. "a az
l. D. hns--r. ples-r tor court
h"1-r 20
J. K CGp-isnn, hIii from nydrr
o------ ~ "a
J mes North 4 So, coal for
court k"U-r aud l,ll ... l03 25
". y. uH.n, TesCh"rS' Iusti-
tute...................... I7sOo
A. ]. Psrt. rsos. s-rr.cc.inAc-
Ercn, Shir-rr. Nc O.,na d. Tur
betr '"r n>hIp. Port Rnysl, ana
PhI'a c. 80. ana expenses 10
Harrisburg .... -. los %
A J. Patterson. Ini-IIng iudg-
menis sLd rnurfyss-s. 800 500 20
e. X. London, services auJ.r
Rrv-ru~ hct. 397 So
T. W. k"tie- 7. p.IIs q, rfsr
pump .-.---.--. l'u
b. n S,ID.r. .Inv-.EE -,..-. 90
=. B. London. sar- -IG--a
and ki''-c tTamrE 25 o.
James &. sssTer. c.-r 81" r.
yI-v Co1al--ios.rs. snns
wheet....................... eco
C,Oyd HoruIus, services a. jury
Commissioner ...... 30 90
! ssph ; 5cib"r. syryIc-s IIrV
CommissIurer. 80 90
: b. Lpud-u. CLERK 90 JurN Com
nni,sion-rs s................ IS 90
FhIlo PsnnebaKor, and other rs.
pairs To- mower SO
Burial of SsiiEer anu SirUup,
soldiers SO 25
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

We the County ComnisSioners OF ,Juni-
ara county, n Compliance Nth fh- az. d
pub Ish the foregoing 49, .tsfem-nt Of IN.
receipts and eNp-udIIurrs % the county
Aforesaid, tor the wear a n, 1877, a. fouad
on the book o. thi. oAcs-
Giveu under oar har.fs thi, I0fh ~ oy
Jan nary, lS-s, a. rh- Crmnissionrr. ufE
in si1into9n.
J H DNSINGHsn
FHAAtf- hUWEA-
AB>ALun EIfE
Cs.n-s suz-1fasrr=srs-
-Sfs,f G W brEcsfIsEu, Clsz
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

sH.Es- q ssrn ~ 49, srH --rs
i.r .H.lrs arEls EE1 aIT a. -
oEzFan1 hars Ilst hsea sraaalnss -.
tl.s eElusut Fn.- 30 rllu.lr sarnaar
NJ Franris . Taylor GO M.rrtsnt.
EEchay-s, B1ston- 40 reuort. 49,.
property a. rsFrsssute3 Ii 4. a..
best N Auelca f7r i's specialization.
Aprl Il 1885
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

Total .......---s I3l -
Cognfy Bonds PAID
J. II. Nc Alister nd others bOndsS 22s75 90
InferSsf.
Miss Caroline Layer and others
lntereSt--'- -...-............s lb53 Is
Printing aud Stationary.
Boussll & Jsckman, printing,
Blanks, &C. los IS
VIM. NJ Allison, cDurt prOcisma-
ton. &c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lOs 50
B. F. Sch~eier, court prociama
ton, &c ................. lOs 50
T. ID. Gsrnsn, court ptuclsma-
ton. blanks sc -.... 2u4 50
NJ Copeland, stationery, sc. a. 50
W. ii. RollnAn, stationery, &c. IS 50
Total ............-.....s 65oe2
Repairs 70 BRIGGS.
J. 7. Dimm, II pairs to oriigs At
hahangtongo.. ........,.S 67l
". G. Peek, repairs 70 bridge =.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15
@. L. DERR.
Practical Destist.

.srArLIsHEo re MTFFLrETevS, Pa, N 1850.
Oct. Il '85.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

Jan. l, To balance due Cou.,y. S 1918 ss
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-15

RrErsfsrlns oni d,,S,sin.
Fl. &. Cooling and Others. 497 30
ConStGbl,s RcfaTas.
John Holm aud other const.-
nlc.'fees -. INNS 2Os 81
For, Mink and Skunk ScGlp,.
Thomas q. Lauver and others
scalps .................... 2I9 40
Western Peai,nfry.
J ". Copeland, till paid for
keeping prisoner. 900. STA IS
County Prr,o-.
DavIi Fowes boarding and Sher-
ms fe-s..................s 8s2 II
d. ". Crawford medical services 9 25
David Watt. watch at jail. ... ll3 75
X REYNOLDS. watch # jtiI.... ll3 75
y :. wilson, repair. Al Jail .... 3 a5
f. Schott. good, for Jail ...-- 90
J. North & Son. coal for jail 80 -
J. E'ks, plastering and white
~a,hing 1887
X IL ssClintic, bill tor jail ~ 20
D. Pannahaker repairs 10 locks. 15
G. Mcclellan, psperinS ..-... 2 90
D. Holman, stone for iail-....-- 400
u. W Heck. two sar of shoes
for Garter and tr.mp... 2 50
terd ny er., clothing Tor prison
ere- 40
x. 4. Parker, bill sundries..... rs
Total ..... .......--.S 13l -
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
New YORK !, PhiIsdeiphIa q.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 20.-Aftcr per-
hitting the Phillies 10 secure an apparent
ly winning lead this afternoon by reason
Of poor fielding, the giants developed a
batting streak In the seventh and eighth
innings which, with a tumble by Dele
hanty, enabled them 20 tie the score.
They won the game in the tenth by Tier.
mans single aud o'llourko's base hit.
Score:
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-21
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]. SANKisON & Co.,
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Memphis, Tenn.