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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-22
MASON g. HsNLIN PIANOS.

THE improved method of fastening the
string. of pianos, invented by tie Mason
and Haniin Organ and Piano Company =
few years since, is uaqu-srionsb.y one of
the most important improvements ever
msde, making the Instrument more richly
musical in its tones, as well As more dur
able, sad less liable TO get out OF tune
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-22


l. Address Of Welcome, j. III
Caveny.
2 .'Grammar." }. d. Pines.
3. History" J. A. Martin.
l. Arithmetic L. t. Davis
5. Literary Societies, j. H Car
ney.
s. Spelling" Banks Roush-
Z. Geography" o. b. Sulouff.
s. school Libraries, John Sell
lsrs.
9 How shall we Teach our Boys
to Read" ID. L. kepner.
10. Reading" J. w. Hibbs.
| IL. Literature" ]. H Willis.
/ II. school Government" J. H.
Daugherty-
13 Physiology and Hygiene" NJ
! l. Keiser.
/ IL. The Relation of the Parent to
the School" A S Fasick-
10. The Teachers Duty to his
! Profession" J. Frank Stoner.
/ IS. The Necessity of Mental
/ Science TO the Teacher" ]. \. Keller.
ESSAYS: Misses Alice VanOrmer,
Laura Shelley and Emma VauOrmer.
The programme viii be interspers-
ed with music, readings and recita-
tons
/ Teachers. Directors. Parents and
friends of education in general are
cordially invited to come and help
make this the most profitable insti
tute ever held in McAlisterville-
CONrurTTFp
The Bloomfield Advocate of last week
SAYS: We notice that Henry K. PETER, of
the Sentinel. has the appointment of post
master at Carlisle. His principal opponent
was J. Zeamer, of the Volunteer This is
smother of the freaks of the Cleveland sd
sninistration. Zesmer being a straight out
democrat, while the successful candidate
belongs TO the mugwunp order Of politics.
This is rather n hard slap at the old-fash
ioped democracy of mother Cumberland, as
the Sentinel was , strong Ssdler organ in
the last champaign for Judgeship of Cumber-
Ian. county. Jerry" we are sorry for you,
but you are in the wrong crowd to be favor
ed by any honors from the present admin
istraiion. These are days of s'cIvil service
reform.'' II you could manage to jump the
fence occasionally you might still fare bet
ter. -. F. p. Banker made Information
against James Minich for killing rabbits ont
of s-ason. hut the grand jury of Tyrone
, toxn.hip failed TO find a true bill against
the defendent. Banker also made iniorma-
tion against Mr.. Ms. son for catching and
KILN. a rabbit on Sunday (The facts are
, these: Mr. Minich's children were taking q
sleigh ride On Sunday. and a rabbit jumped
mn in the front of them and ran In q stone
ysle and they stopped the sleigh aad went
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Caution Notice.

All PERSONS are bereby cautioned against
bunting or fishing op tho property OF thr
urdtTslgDed in Fsyetis township, a. ire
trvsxpass Laws viii 10 snfc-eed.
Yyur Am Dr-rr
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-22
H+RRIED 4:

KELGY-KERH-0n the evening of the
10th inst, at ibe Presbyterian Parsonage,
at Academia. by Rev. J. S Wo.dg4Tu. el-
der JOHN =. Kelly, Of Doy les Il lis 40 Hrs.
Penninsh Kerr Of Patterson.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-22


and caught il The justice found Mr..
Minich's son guilty Of hunting on Sunday
and fined him S25 aud costs. Nr. NJ. appeal
ed from the 'SquIre's decision. The rabbits
bark-d lot oi nne sppIe trees for Mr..
MInich and ho is trying TO protect his pro-
perty from their rzvsgrs- Hence the suit.
Mr.. Sem'i Tbumma claims to have
the oldest pair OF shoes ana boots in Perry
county. His iath,r got them II 4de when he
was a Young man in 1910 They have been
worn more or less ever since, aud there is
not sign of break in the upper vet.
Several weeks ago a young couple
came from Cumberland county TO Loysville
TO pay visit To friends hereabouts, sud
when the young lady thought it was time to
return the young man would not get ready
10 accompany her, so she hired q convey
snce of her Own and went home leaving
the young man behind 10 wend his way
home by himself, but this is leap year aud
the girls do as they please.
The Homiiest Man IN Niffi ntown and
Patterson, well = the hanGSomrst. and
others are invited TO call on auy druggist
and get fee trial bottle OF Kcmp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy
that Is selling entirely upon its merits and
il guaranteed To cure and relieve ali Chron
ic AMI Acute Coughs, Asthma, Brouchitis
and Consumption Price so cents and ST.
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p'acs TO 20; Sal. BILLS printed s.s job wsSk
done.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-22

The fRepubic,ns OF FAyeue arc
ahead OF other districts, IN providing a
ticket for the spring election, the most I'M
portant Of all elections 10 the tax payers
They nominated at a regular primary cleo
ton, n ticket, 10 days before ths day on
which the spring election was held The
usual way, which is wrong IN every sense
is for two or three persons to hold eau
Gus day or two before the election, noini-
nate and issue a ticket.
The BelIe.lettres Literary Society, that
opened in Reno's school house for literary
work, last fall, continues to hold its meet
ing. every Friday evening of each week
( The following named members OF the So
/ e.ety are officers thereof: Pres't, William
n. sieber Vice Pres't, Elmer NJ. Stoner ;
Sec,v. ella s. Oberholtzer; Asst Sec'y,
7 ciss.-r Steiner Treas, Jeha os~rheiezsr
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
Foreign Matters in Brief.

LosDoS, April Emperor Frederick
insists upon the marriage Of his daughter
Victoria with Prince Alexander Of Bat
tenberg, and Bismarck will, no doubt, re
sign.
4 French Anarchist was arrested in
Geneva Yesterday tor attempting % blow
up a church near Paris.
An explosion on the Sau Lorenzo
estate IN Na;anzas, Cuba, yesterday Kill
cd several persons.
The Emperor and Empress OF B-3lil
visited Queen Victoria 81 Florence
THE Pope has summoned Cardinal Lay
igicri 10 the Vatican to consult regarding
the policy of the French Cabinet toward
the Church
Thelaad leagues Of Clare, Ireland, have
been notified that their meetings ~.ll ec
prevented by force. if necessary.
The Italian Government will cease mill
itary operations during the summer m
Africa.
Now Il i; reported that the differences
between the American and Moorish Gov
ernments will be settled without trouble
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
ANUNPLEAsANT SURPRISE.
Mr.. Tony Bsrgamin's Accounts short-He
Skips the Town.

1t was generally known that the pop
ular and genial Anthony l.. Bargamln,
the confidential bookkeeper and cashier
Of the firm Of f. b. Taylor Il Co, had
gone to Washington last Saturday night
on an excursion train, but few believed
that it was genuine trip TO Canada,
there to join himself with the American
colony OF dcfaulteis; and yet so II seems
is the case.
Mr.. TAYLOR not hearing from Mr.. Bar
gamin for several days, employed Mr..
Henry L Boudar TO examine his books.
This Sir. B0udar has been doing for the
past three days, and he has not yet com
pleted his work. For years Mr.. Barga-
min has been the trusted clerk of the firm,
all whose cash pa sed through his hands.
The amoInt which it is supposed he has
defaulted for is estimated al about SS,OOO.
But little Of this he took with him. The
Mcts a, gathered are that he had been
living a little fast, had speht money IN
small sums. had gotten into debt ana me
amounts accUmUlating made sum which
le was afraid tomcct lie therefore took
ADVANTAGE OF this excursion as an eN-
cusc 90 yet out of town SO as to place
himself beyond rcach of the oiicefs OF
.hc law.
A letter Of regret was received from
him by Mr. Emmct CafdoZo, salesman
i'm Mr. Taylor's store, expressing re
morse. hut not intimating an intention
of coming back to Richmond.
Nr BaTgamin, popularly known as
"Toncy" Bargamin, was a gentleman
whom everybody liked He was a man
well informed, a good talker, boon
companion. and of q most pleasant dis
position lie was Captain and Quarter
master of the First Virginia Regiment,
and was second in popularity to no officer
in that command.
Mr. Bargamin lived at No. u Pine
street, between Main ana Cary. He left
at home IN interesting family, who are
plunged in grief at the turn which his
Affairs have taken.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
LOCAL NOTES.

Tie contract for building the new jail
for the ciiv Of Manchester. al a cost of
SO 500. has been signed by the agent OF
.tio Pdu.v Jail Building and Nanuiac
turing Company of 81 Louis, Mo. The
aii viii be- located on lhc corner OF
stockton and Fourteenth streets, and is
.fo1r completed by lAo ist of September
nest
On April i2h the qualified voters Of
Chesterfield viii vote ON the question Of
subscribing 90 tire capitol stock of The
new road which Is to ruu through the
county via Chesterfield Courthouse from
.the city Of Richmond 20 Petersburg.
This is the road chartered at the last ses-
sion of the Gcnaral Assembly and known
as the Manchester, Chesterfield q Pc
te -burg road A lively canvass is in
progress
The celebration this evening Of the
Monumental Church Sunday school
promises 20 be fine entertainment, and
if it EQUALS the celebration of the Sunday
after Easter last year, il certainly will be.
Last year a floral temple was built. This
year il will be q floral lighthouse.
Kate Crawley yesterday morning stole
. chld's savings bank containing 81 from
William Ruocnstein. resulting in war
rant being sworn out for her arrest and
she being escorted to the First police
station by Officer Otey
sarah Butcher was arrested by Ser
geant Whilock yesterday and locked n
the First Police Station on the charge Of
stealing i36 from Harry Gray.
Miss Adelaide Emerson a member Of
Richard Mansfeld's company, is the
daughter OF James NJ. Walker Of San
Francisco and niece Of the late Gilbert
Walker Ex-Governor Of Virginia.
The meeting Of the SundaYschool
teachers of this city at the Hall Of the
Young Men Christian Association yes-
'erday was very largely attended. The
international Lesson for to-day was the
sal icct. aud many new ideas learned by
the inter hange OF opinions
Yesterday afternoon horse attached
70 q buggy took fright near The corner Of
B-0ad and Seventh streets by t.c passing
of an electric ear The horse ran of but
little damage was done.
Putnams Theatre ComiQUo has an
"ad" in this issue which presents diver
-ifed and attractive programme 90 the
patrons of that place Of amusement
In the Norfolk papers it is stated that
Major Charles Pickett brother of Gen
eral Pirktt' and AdjutantGeneral OF the
famous division which bears that name,
rs q candidate for the Office of Commis-
sioner of the Revenue IN Jha, city The
Major is Richmond bov, very popular
among those who know him and deserves
success.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
SHORT TELEGRAMS-

new YORK. April special dis
patches from Pittsburg say that Mr.. Car
negie's proposals have been accepted by
the men, and the Edgar Thomson Steel
Works will resume work in about ten
days
ALEXANDRIA, Va. April 7-Mr. Clag'
EFT. who proposes establishing canning
factory here, met abou. twenty farmers
from the surrounding counties this morn
ing in the Council Chamber and com
pleled contracts with them for furnishing
fruits and vegetables.
ROME. April IA dispatch from Mas
sowah says the Abyssinians in retresting
have abandoned many mules and camels.
DUBLIN, April 7-Extensive prepara-
tions have been made, both by the police
and military forces. to Illustrate If possi-
bic. the meetings Of the National League,
which are to be held tomorrow at dit-
ferent places in Ireland.
LONDON, April T.-Mr. Parnel Aas
issued an urgent summons 10 a.! his sup
pOrtcrs in Parliament to he present IN
Commons on Wednesday next 20 vote Tor
the farm labOrers' relief bill.
LoSDoN, April THE Transatlantic
Steamship companies are stopping the
booking of Irish emigrants because the
applicants are more than can be accom-
mOdated.
BERLIN, April T.-Professor Esmarch
states that the favorable opinion he pre-
viously formed of Emperor Fredcrlck's
throat is sustained.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
TOWN TOPICS.
rvFvTS or INTEREST N AhD tBOUT
THF CITY.

.s,iistic~ of the Carpenters strike A sen
..tional Defnlcation Hcnrico County
Teachers Institute This Weeks hmuse-
pent Programmes Local Paragraphs.
Yesterday morning TIMES Teprcsen-
t,,iyc talked With one Of the practical
,srpenicrs Of this city and former mem
Der OF The Carpenters Union, with The
lhiec, In view Of getting from him re
Hah.c account of the true inwardness Of
,terre,cut trouble between ihe journey
men and master builders. lie occupies
an independent. or neutral, position BE-
tween The two opposing classes and was,
.r.rrn-c. able 90 give an intelligent
s..cmcnt of The situation Tie Sad that,
IN March 1857. a resolution was adopted
.t thc Brotherhood oi Carpenters
and JO.rcr- of America that they should
r.nt nine hours day for nine hours
work TM. plan worked wei i0r some
.,p. h.t Ou thC Isl Oi March last the
builders organized thc Master Carpel
.c-, Associations .' and rc.u,eGte employ
,ry man lll,., tc worked ten hours "a
4av with tcu hours pay Against this
~ mem er- " tac Carpenter, and Join
Pr, Brotherhood r.ielct. and the present
.oub'cs resulted
The whole matter ia "a nutshell, then,
.ecm. io Dee as follows The master
builders arc willing TO pay for ten hours
sork. tut tlc Carpenters Brotherhood
,re cnly willing 90 work and receive pay
Tor uirc hours On thi, issue about two
.h.rds of the brotherhood -Whichnumhers
p This city about 20 meu-are "out.'
Az prc,cn, thc demand for iourneymen
arpeuters is so limited that the master
builder, have had 70 difficulty in getting
a,l The workmen they need. The indica-
ions are. ho*eyer. that there will be
7ui,e ID boom ia Tie building line soon,
aud then tlc conditions of the case may
Dr. changed In the meantime the work
men may leave Richmond and the build
sr, may Doe forced in employing other
lrion mon to acc,de 90 their wishes
bike I'm everything else the question of
supply and demand must settle tine con-
r0scr,v The vorkucn who are ou,
re .mc.n.ug themselves ni,h COM
rerdai'e pro.r'riy and seem ID be NI.i.
iu- 20 test tlc truth o.. iho maxim ,u.t
'tl tiir-s come to him who waits
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
Theodore HamiIton's Readings.

On account OF the number Of other en-
tettainments to be given in the near fu-
ture in the city, the entertainment OF Mr
Theodore Hamilton for the benefit Of the
Confederate Soldiers Home-consisting 2
of Shakespearean readings and music by
the Richmond amsteurs-has been post
poned for three weeks. In the meantime
il is hoped that the friends of the institu
ton. for the benefit of which the enter
tainment Is 10 be given, will take an in.
terest in it, and devote their energies
towards making it splendid success
Due notice Of the date decided on will b,
given.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
LEMON ELINik
4 Pleasant Lemon DrinE-

Cures indigestion, Constipation, head
ache, biliousness, malaria. kidney disease,
fever, chills, loss of appetite, debility aud
nervous prostration by regulating Liver,
Stomach, Bowels, Kidney, and Blood.
1t cures all other diseases caused by q
torpid or diseased liver. IL is an estab-
lished fact that lemons, when combined
properly with other liver tonics produce
the most desirable results upon the
stomach. liver, bowels, kidneys and
blood.
Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
Sold by druggists generally
Prepared only by II. Mo,iey, N. ,,
Atlanta, GA.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday two
orders were entered in the salt Of the
Commonwealth against o. b Thomas,
late treasurer of Fluvanna county, and
sureties, containing a motion of the de
fense to annul judgments found against
the treasurer and sureties a, the trial OF
the suit.
A suit has also been instituted by Mrs.
Alice c Buchanan against the Che-apeak
and Ohio Railway Company for SlOO0O
for damages sustained in consequence OF
the death of her husband, brakeman on
that road, by an acciden! November !,
1887.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
THE STRIKE NOT OVER.
The Yard Masters in Chicago REFUSE "
Work with Scabs.


CHICAGO, April AT 10 o'clock last
night a report was received at the rooms
of the brotherhood of Locomotive En-
qineers at the Grand Pacific Hotel, that
al the vard.masters of the Chicago, BUT
lineton & Quincy road. except three had
left the service of the company. Ihere
are IN all about twenty yard masters In
the night and day crews, aud 1t Is their
knowledge Of the local geography OF the
wards which makes them valuable, for up
on this knowledge depends the proper
disposition Of the ireighis as they ar
rive. hence it will be seen that they
occupy important positions Just at thls
time. as the rush Of freight on the road,
which the raise Of tine boycott has caused,
renders IL imDeratiye that all conslgn-
mcDts be handled with expedition. ihis
blow following the Switchmen's strike
inst AT the moment when il would pro-
duce the most harm has come. and IT
looks as if the fight was not yet over
When the switchmen went out twelve OF
the yagdmasters went out with tnem'
Five more went out last night, and TINS
leaves only three Of the old men IN the
service. lntl tciuoS !" WIN Wv"
4 TRAIN wRECKRR.
A Burlington switch engine pushing
train of lumber cars was defaiied by
misplaced switch near Western avenue
at late hour last night. There seems 70
be no doubt that the accident was the re-
sui, of deliberate purpose TO wreck the
train, as another engine had passed
safely A few minutes before, and the
switch lights showed right az the train
approacheo. The wrecker made his es'
cape. Fireman Gerhardt was caught
under the cab when the engine
overturned, and pinned to the ground.
1t took a full hours work to release him.
He suffered serious internal injuries.
The cars Of the train were piled up
helter-skelter along the track, hut were
not badly smashed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
silk Kibbonst

Those of our lady readers who would
like to have an elegant, large package Of
extra fine. Assorted Ribbons (by maiil, In
different widths aud all the latest fash
ionable shades; adapted for Bcnne'
Strings, Neckwear, Scarf, Trimming for
Hats and Dresses. Bows, Fancy Work,
etc, can get an astonishing big bargain,
owing to the recent failure OF large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co by
sending only IS cents (stampsl, 20 the
address We give below.
As spsc.G oger, this house will give
Gou5b the amour, of any other firm in
America if you will send the name and
p. o address OF ten neuly married ladies'
when ordering and mention the name Of
this paper No pieces less than one yard
in length Satisfaction i guaranteed, or
money cheerfully refunded Three pack
ages for so cents. Address
LoNDoN RIBBON AGEscY, JERSEY CITY,
y. J.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
aIrXaNDER'S MARRIAGE.
The Bone of Contention between Bi"'
marciSand the Emperor,

nl
BERLIs, AprilT-The National Ze'funs
and the Rs.ch3aVsieger oppose the alliance
Letween Prince Alexander and Princess
Victoria as affecting Germany's pollcy.
Il is stated that the Emperor intended to
Confer upon Prince Alexander the title
"Furst," as proof of the latter's renuncia.
alton Of the Bulgarian throne, but yielded
TO Prince Bismarck's protests against his
so doing. Well.informed persons ex-
press doubt that the differences between
the Emperor ald Prince Bismarck can
now be arranged, though few believe
that the Chancellor will voluntarily de-
sers his post al this time.
LoNDoS, April7.-The Government are
somewhat concerned about the situation
affairs in Berlin have now assumed, 40
far ~ English interests are involved. IL
/. feared that the irritation sgainst the
Empress aud Queen Victoria, which is
rapidly increasing, may extend 10 me
British nation and destroy the cordial re-
lations now existing between them and
Germany. 1t is stated that Lord Salis-
bury has begged the Queen 10 desist from
interfering in the trouble that has arisen
over the proposed marriage OF Prince"
Victoria to Prince Alexander
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
Fighting the sooioos.

madrid, April Fighting has oc-
curred between the Spanish garrison at
Sooloo and the natives OF the Sooloo
Islands, in which the Spaniards los; 10
.ilIed and 10 wounded. and the natives
300 Killed Among the Spanish Killed
and wounded were several officers. The
orw Spanish Viceroy-General Weiser Is
going to Manila with instructions 10 10 EN- en-
force Spanish supremacy in the fhiiit'
Dimes Csrolinas, Marianas aud Pellews.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08

The city ambulance was called yester-
day morning, al 3 o'clock, TO Tanner Il
Deluney's 10 see colored man named
Dan.rdge. who had injured his arm. He
was taken 10 bis home, corner OF Vena-
Ole and Seventeenth streets
The ambulance was again called al
2.lj pan. % Tanner q Dclaney's TO see a
waite man by the name OF Taylor, who
had hi. skuu fractured in a machine.
fne physician dressed the wound, and
took him - bis home In Rockets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08
Jasper, Co, March 5, 1887.


Manager Thompson Of the Musee has
returned from his trip North. Whi.e
there he engaged five new stars, which
he selected for their particular ex-
cellence, and he therefore can guarantee
TO his patrons The coming week an en-
ler.ainment which is equalled by none in
the city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-08

In the United States Court yesterday,
Judge Hughes presiding, the case of the
United States against ". =. Durham,
postmaster at Bestland, Essex county,
was decided. The jury found the de-
fendant indebted to the United States il
the sum Of $1,379T6, and Judgment to
that amount was entered against him, IS
principal, and the sureties on bis bond.