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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-23
Executors snio OF Rsal Estate.

Executors snlo OF Roal Estate.
fINO closr up the estair ri J. a. wilson, decreased.
i twlil on Tharsday, Way ~, IssH. b..
tween n aud ~ oi0rF nd the south west corner 81
MadlsOa aud Main sir1aI. In Nomphis proceed 10
sell Ia the highest bffff the following real estate
lot n Wllourhby Williams subdivision, con.
talning li.iO0 aeucs, south half Of lot %. same
subdivision, coutalniug ~ lu1 acres
This property Il lltuairI on The east side ~ In.
Rose street, bctwe6n tho city aud the flkiy. i've
acfos s0ld lnst year bj NJ Napoleon u ~ 10 The
Kansas City luyestnf. kr = - per acre II u nlso
within n stones thru III the residence place ~
Jacob 81 Williamson Dr. which SLOW per ncfo Nns
rcccutly refused. II d we'll situated Tor tuhfi'
vision. within two ttlarHs ~ the Prospect iafs
Dummy Line, and,wlQlIn three OF Tour squares OF
two street uilnadi.
Terms of Hale-Ond ilIifi rash. balance in one
and two years FiAis ~ Che properly ana lninfuh'
ton "a ~ title can IL lfru 90 the Ohioc 81 funston
g. !. wnaos. Executor
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ron SALE.

A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE oN PONTOrOt
~ ftrci near Main lot hKii1 on casy TERM
Alsu. hne residence aud Rruun i on IOntrt0c sfrcei
near "a agnes academy admirably lncatrd. w
have improved and unimpnoVcd lfopery IN Al
parts NJ the cts aud suburb. ga hand. and Tor AL
AZ reasonable pfio,g Apply 10
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unnN,u AIN nnAnn.

beautiful FRONT ROOMS FURNISHED On
ID unfimlshci, with or without boani Term,
reasonable Apply AZ 60 Main stncct
TtIIOlCE SUITE OF ROOMS SINGLE ~ PRE-
~ fcrrs, With or without baarl. ~ shelby ~
~ EsiRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD Al - MAD.
- s0n snvt
INLEGANT ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD
~ lovely lo0it.un lcnow Place ~ Walker ave-
LNuRNisulD ROOM. Win BOARD. AT 40. Is
~ Adams tinot
doom WIN BOARD TOR TWO GENTLEMEN
~ MiO Mauhall avenue. winicnUcs exchanged
TI,IIREE or rpuR LARGE ROOMS, WIN or
! without huaui. ~ suitable cor light house
keeping. nj " Market sifcrt
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Truatae Sale.

10y viRruE on A DIED or TRUST TO ME
ID executed on the "A day 81 October, issd, by
Wiley johnson and wife. Alice johnson. n secure
J. Yields 10 the payment oi one ptumisofy note
for one hundned tlo0l dollars u even date thcfe
With aud falling due aud payable one year there.
after aud mid note with Interest hcing now past
due and unpaid Nov, theriore, a. trustee, and
By NiTtue al Ole power vested IN me a. such, will,
on the 3ist day of May, tsss, within lerai hour,
IN frint II the court house door VI Shelby county.
soi 90 the highest and best bidder for cnsh. the
following dcnrlbei lot or parcel 81 land, lying aud
being situated IN The sixth civil district u shelby
county. and bounded NJ follows, towiii Being
pift ~ the n. g. Porter fact, beginning NJ stake
on the north line u the Cooilclt and frEnk lruct
and who're sald line nter-ccin The east side Of the
road Leading irom Wells station " The Macon road ,
thence cast with aid 0oodlctt and franfs Tract
north line " chains and ~ links 70 n red oak
marked C X r. thence north 2 chains 70 q
stake thence west q chains and 70 links 10 stake
on the slde 81 the road leading from Wells sta.
lion 10 the Macon rusd. thence with aid road 10
Tho bcglnnlng, containing ten QQl acres. more OF
lcfa The rlaht Of homestead and dover iaexprss
" waived, and the title Il believed 20 be good. but
frri and convey a. trustee only. and for The pur
John H. MOSS. Tftuloo
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TSHOMINGO GRAVEL.

uWfs FAMOUS GRAVEL VIII. BEFuRNlsHED
j. Al Mcmphlh and al olhCr polnt on the llue Of
NE Memphis Charleston ~ lfoli. 10 private Jar.
tics ~ well ~ Tor public improvements ~ tf load
quantities. Order Will ~ takUu iy the courany
gents ~ the sfven siafious az w he uudefslgiiud
!. y bAVANT
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Order of PublIonlIon.

No. G9ii, a. Din Tho Chanrcry Court u shelby
county. fcnn.-W. ]. thasn ". q q. Perrin.
u appearing irum the bill 10 this cause which IL
sworn ~ that he defendant T. % Perrin, u RS
hcnt ~ iho state ~ New York, and non resident
III the state of IcnnessUe.
u Il Therefore ordered. that he make his appear
hnrc herein NJ the court huukr Of shelby county
IN the city NJ Memphis, now 1aslng District OF
shelby county 1tnn., on The INT Monday ~
June. lass aud plead. ausuef OF dgnuf 81 ooin'
plainant1 bill, or The same viii b. taken iuf con.
lssed a. 10 him aud rct tot hearing ex parie, and
that a COPY u this order be published once week
ipg four snecrsslve weeks III the Memphis Appeal
This lOth day of Apfll, lseA
A true coPy-Atteat
\ T. MCDOWELL. clerk and Master
N.Y. n Oa,dvell. Deputy Ciert and Master.
Malone a Malone. hnls 10 rconiplnt l29le23
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Alta UARGAiN-sTOCk AND FIXTURES OF
~ u Drug sturn at lAia,iilc. Mis. st0rc 10
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Acyeriscments in INF. column viii be charged at
r.of-rr,- Cor two lines one insertion. two iIser
tions So: one week. &c.
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hRhcbidr Without
For
ttmphsh Cdag Oaes
The Irish standard., 1888-11-17
Here is sample Of improved arith-

/ Here is a sample OF improved arith-
nletic for the Irish children.
If 26 bishops be sufficient for 1000 900
Of Protestants in England and Wales,
how many bishops ought to be sufficient
for one half million Of I'rotestants in
Ireland? smart boy--Ona nd four"
ninti, bishops.
If one and four.ninth bishops be suf-
dcient for one half million Of Protest.
ants, aud Ireland have % bishops, how
many bishops has Ireland over her
number? Smart boy--T wenty and i've
ninths bishops.
Il 1920 parsons be sufficient for 9,000,-
600 Of English Protestanls how many
ought to be sufficient for one- half mil
lion of irish Protestants ? $. B.-34G
psrsons.
II $40 parsons be sufficient fOr one
half million OF protestants and Ireland
have 1883 parsons: how many parsons
has Ireland that she ought not to havef
s. B.--a49 parsons.
II 5000 GOO q Year he sufficient tor
the maintenance or the cleygY OF 9,oG0y"
coo of lrotestants IN England, how
1ouch ought to be sufficient for the
maintenance of the clergy Of one-ha|f
million uf P1otesta ot; ia Ireland s.
B.--;ee3335G3 ,11s}3 1}}3 6 S.
Ii eS;3, eSS333 33ss33- G-8 he sufficient FOR the
years maintenance Of the clergy OF
ona-nalf million OF !'rotestants, ansi
those of Ireland receive $4,000. coo per
annuul. how mach are they oyerpald
Smart Roy. te2,66e,666 1874.
Ehe practical! teacher VIII know how
to vary his Illustrations
The people who long had been 1ools
Of bigots have learned not TO follow
such |1enightsd leaders, and for uaans
years the Catholic people have learned
10 give Jheiz tnust to Catholic bishops.
OF ths fal,inss ct the nation this is
not the tiule nor plaGa to speak. Only
let them have time to work their OVER
faru2s, open up 5heix schools anG eai~
leges and 10 ncourage their OVID snazi.
usacturers, and in Our own day WE may
behold natson Christ-cGowned ans! of
watch the world may be proud.
How can + close this brief testimony
Of affection for the land Of my birth
better than by a patriotic aspiration.
telling Of our sorrows and our hopes:
1--WE were laughed at by the nations, bat VIZ.
needed not tic laughter.
For we knew the greater soul can Gnn sGG
hear it wit, O. emile;
AnG the shai,1e within the present drew frcu.
out the large hereafter
A glory aud n E!adsornaness that lns1oa for s.
while.
But c,ar hearts, o Goa! dire human, and ara no.
Besides to boiling.
And our souls ar. hlack and bitter, for cus.
backs are CALLED and sore,
And the thought springs III within us that to
sufer our despoiliDg
Is unworthy, is nnugh.cous, and is sin fox
evermore.
One more chance for dear old Irelund one
more cbauce thou win n1t drudge u.s.
One. to place her flag he foremost in the on
ward march Of Kan;
One mere chance, anEt let thine angels, let tho
whole world stand 10 judge us.
If we make not saints and scholars foy the
universe again.
The Irish standard., 1888-11-17
Hastlngs.

Special Correspondence Of Tic l1lsh Standurd
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullen, Of
Wabasha, spent Sunday With friends iu
our City.
Mir. John Newell is quite well again,
able to be out.
The many friends of Mrs Patrick
Collins will be pleased to hear thai she
is able to De up again after severe Ill
ness.
Daniel O'Brien is quite sick, SO it is
reported.
Miss Mary Duun returned to st. Pau,
Tuesday after pleasant visit with heI.
friends here.
Miss B. A1cGree returned to Minnea-
polls Sunday after q weeks visit horne.
The Rev. Robert Fitzgerald, of Belle
Greek, Goodhue county. spent a few
days in the City,
Charlie Asper and family, of St. Paul,
was down On a visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Z. Asper.
George Aspel Of East Oakland. CAL,
is visiting bis uncle. f. Y. Asper.
Nothing has been heard of Mr..
Thomas MeGraw, who disappeared 80
suddenly some time ago. It is thought
Row that be must have suiclded by
drowning himself in the Mississippi.
The election passed off very quietly
With grand results for the whole Detu-
ocratic ticket for the county, except
Daniel O'Brien for Judge Of Probate.
NJ. II. Sullivan, his opponent, carried
the county by 629 majority. l.. B.
Compiling Minneapolis city ordi-
nances come high. Ed A. Stevens
has brought suit against the city for
$7,9& for services rendered-a claim fer
1900 hours work. Undoubtedly the
work has been done TO the utmost satis-5
faction Of all concerned, but isn't Sc
p3r hour rather al extrayagant figure &,
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-11
The Light.flngered Gentry.

The fellow Who takes things without the
consent oi the owner. has found il agree
able and profit able to locate in Lew isto own.
lie does not seek notoriety. or advert isc
his business, but lives u quiet, retired life.
II is time he is requested to move on or
the assessor will find no personal property
in Lewistown ON his next annual roundup.
Last week Henry Smon- lost "a valuable
buffalo overcoat which was stolen from
the rear of MIR. Crowley's saloon. while
hanging out to air. Mr.. Simon- would like
To have u friendly talk with the fellow who
took his coat as regards it, tit and the
probabilities of u hard winter. Henry is
50 anxious that he is even looking after he
gentleman.
Not long since this quiet and smooth
worker walks into the Hop Lee laundry
during the absence Of the proprietor, pulls
off his own vest and makes an exchange
for one containing "a watch aud chain. lie
then iisposes of the watch at the saloon,
next door.
Last sunday the above place was again
entered at nine O'Clock in the morning,
while George the proprietor, was absent.
When he returned hc found that some one
had made an entrance through ~ rear
window and carried OFF $3.50 worth
oi shawls and silk han,lkcrchiefs. No clue
to the stolen goods has been found.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-11

Joseph II. Ralston, returned from III"
railroad la-t week., where hr went to- uc,i
his wife. Mr.. EalSt"n WAS married in rhila
,lelphia last March, IL Miss Ec,s~ie Walker.
oi hat city. They arr keeping h"i-'' al
the grp"m~ ranrh. near Fort Masinnis.
The horse race 500 yards -betwern the
bark h"rS- from The Springs. supp"-'-i &"
he kirk Poo. the horse that beat Peanuts
at that plac.. hast week. and ihcgrry h"r-r.
"Wakr up Jakr. whirh took place Monday
aficrn"on. waS won hy Ill, grey 10y twenty
f feet Erliabl. parties who saw the race
T believed IL To- br "a ''rhurk" affair To- catch
''-urker-." The ownrrS of the black are
4 lying for larger game. Good Judges "i horse
I hesh consider the biark no match i"r Pea
nuts IL the hor-'-s are run to test their
speed aud moi the strength oi the J"rkeys
arms Al the race track "a difficulty ar'~r
over stake m"u.v. aud the parti' i'-s engaged
/ ia ~ shooting match in which one of them
f,reiv,sI u bullet through his coat tail. NJ"
arrests w-rr made. for some reason.
| 4 practical test III the .lr,irr f"r cxtin-
I suishins prairie fires on the Morrasin range
has hrcm made with m"st satisfactory
results. \ lew days since lire broke out
and had burned unit il the lire line was nearly
u mile ia lrngth before the roundup crew
go ,o work. They took ~ wagon sheet and
attached - horse at both cnds with riders.
and with tn. sheets well soaked will water
commenced hattlr with the lire licn.l.
Stradiling the lire. with man on the sheet
+ to weight il down. il was dragged over the
/ burning grass extin.uiShing the ilam,s as
rapidly rs two horses could travel. In les,
than twenty minutes from the start ~ lire
which twenty men could not have gotten
under control, was entirely put out. In
working the apparatus il is necessary that
one horse should pass through the burnt
grass and. a. in this ease the animal H.
liable to get its legs singcd. But this r;tn
he obyatc,i 10y binding cloths around the
hor-r'~ L,gs and soaking them with water.
| Two wagon sheets with blankets or quilts
/ in betwern something that will hold
water woud be AN Improvement. Heavy
pieces of stone or timber can be substi-
tutcd for a man in weighting the sheets.
The dcvrr j. u iull-iledged success.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-11
NOTICE .... DISSOLUTION co PARTNERSHIP

To whom it may concern: Noticc il here
by given that the e,-Ip,ri nrrship heretofore
existing between j. j. Sprattc aud +. +.
Thonann under the firm name of Sprntt.
X Thomann dealers in harness. sa,l,lrry.
etc, il this day dissolved 10y mutual con
sent. j. J. Spratte has disposed of his en-
tire interest to +. +. Thomann, who will
continue the business. aud to whom all
bills must be paid and accounts presented.
j. j. SpRATTE,
T. r. TH0MINN.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.

no Ile" f"r sab again nt drug ~t"r".
Maiden.
Elaine oil ~ p,st"ilicc drug store. : ~"
per ease.
Grain -arb- f,r -alr ~ Maiden brewery.
Isudt \ -.
Shinsl,s constantly "n haui 1T Noble n
Shields mill. I'NistuWu.
just opened at Richards. "n the east
side. frrsh randi'rS aud fruits "f all ki"dS.
watrr-mel"us mrlu,lrd
\ s2lo Chicago '"itagr Organ, dii'rt
from the factory. can lee purchased for
Si25 cash or SlGo uu tim. ipIly 1T
AHGus oilire.
The Improved Singer S.wins Machine will
sil m",l.rn impr,N rin"nis = and atiarhinrniS :,
fur $50 ai l.. I,,lane,'r'~ Maiden. War
rantod fut five AcarS.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-11
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS.


Mr.. Samuel Lutz of tibet is registered at
Hotel Judith
A.. Sh.,.,, .,od f,,,;ly viii .;n,a. n,
Main. will, b.r n,o,ber Tbav tooL thai,
,i...,, ,,,s Er;,I.v ,.s,
J"hh NJ n"re'sh an" Ia"h'iy h't Ih''-
brook M""'a! "r H""'h berwick Me- wa
Dig iiin"er. ihe'r s'a! VIII DE ihd"iin'e.
Mrs. Powell, vile oi the Democratic can
"id"'e '"r "sse>S"r' "i' h's' week "r her
on nome '" '"""' '"' WIZ ~le'" 'ie VIII
yer '"e'e'
Storckceper Ilersey will soon move his
stock ri goods to more coInmodious quar-
ters in the elegant new building Of Dick Jel-
lison. Ed has just returned from Minncap-
oils with additions To his already full stock
of goods.
Anumber Of people Of this vicinity are
now soiouruinp in Helena. some nj I'm, ex
,,n., oi TN. United States. Others bv inyi-
,o,iou of &C. Dave of Pigs Eve valley.
This invitation sociabI. commenced in the
rooms of the United states district court
IN. Stb inst. Tn. invitation bore this
legend United States ysCC Dave" u
seems that &. 4. Dave was indicted and ar
rrr,-d lur perjury in the proving up ON a
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-11
MAIDEN LOCALS.

\ li.ht shower of rain Monday evening
i;i~h"p brewer preached here Tuesday y
evening
Mrs. Higl..n j. buil,iiuc u house On the sit e
Of her old one, which burned last spring.
The Bullion sal"on is undergoing quite =
tiiornugh ovrrhauling. Mr.. Girard Intends
:" have e"nfortable quarters this winter.
a. VI. Thompson is NOW prepared to take
orders for clothing. 4 fine line of samples
can b- seen at drug store. Fit and salts
faction guaranteed.
The Spotted II"rsr mill started on the
9Th inst aud rlrane'i ~, eight y ounces FROM
the plates the first day. Since then they
have been cl,.aniug up about 900 ounces
each day. They think they will have "A
SIo."" brick by the ith inst. The mine
is looking better every day. They have
III irrt 81 ore ia width. aud have >t",",i ~,
some q, feet in ore that assays way up in
the hundreds. Another body of rich ore
that they intend Ia ship is very extensive.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-11
Dated sept. ~. 1SSs.
TAKEN UP.

On or about the LIST day of September
one brown horse, about 13 hands hiyh; y
years old. branded = ! three saddle
marks On back aud "a little white ON top Of
tail; star in forehead; snowflake shoes.
Owner can have same by calling on or
addressing the undersigned and proving
MICHAEL CURRAN,
Lewistown, NJ. T..
Resides on East Fork of Spring creek,
near Il. W. Mobiles ranch.
Sept. u, 'SS.
Fergus County argus., 1888-10-11
MARRIED.

Miss Maggie Ellis and Joseph Norman
were united in marriage On sunday evening.
October 9Th, at the residence of Joseph
jackson. Judge Meagher ofliciated. The
happy pair went Immediately to house
keeping at the residence of the groom on
the east side. They have the eongrtt ula-
tions of numerous friends.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-04-04
UNDERSTOOD.

Painted AMI per.umef, r-,th-red aad pink,
Here Il your iaiy ships fan.
Iou gave il To me to hold, think,
While you danced With another nsn.
DoTny aud soft ike yOur nudy hair,
Pink like your deiica.s face;
The perfume you carry ever, where
Waited from feathers aud lace.
Painted ana perfQm-d, dainty aud piuk
\ toy 10 Do handled with care;
IL is like your .ady ships seli, think,
\ trIts light IL the air.
For YOU are wonderful triumph OF art,
Like Dresden statuette;
But yoU cannot make trouble for my poor
heart.
You inuOcent-faced coqustie.
For understand those enticing ways
You Practice on every man,
Ynu are only bit OF paint and lace,
Like th1t delicate toy-your ian.
Eclh Sessions Upper.
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Delaware News

Mrs. George SpeAkintn aad family moved
10 Inuups"ntU~n Ou Monday
J. w Kuriz. ~Eo was taken seriously i'll
on .re~daY while ate udIng tho funeral of
bis brOIhvr, Is cUnvalsscing.
Dot AMI sue. are pleased to read ynur
itrus. Sri'r assga ~e KIOS who you are.
Me>srs. HumbArger sni AukeI are hew
ing timber Tor N.IiiIaa Bena--r's Os. IA
H"r1er Van Ormrr, Nbu cut a severe CASH
IN his 'eg = ~e-a ago whI.e choI pIHs ~UOn, ,
Is able To attend scnOul again.
George LeIizei has been visiting iriends IL
Sn. der county during the past week.
kd~4rd opichrr Is the hAppiest man in
this vicInl.! II's a boy.
The pruIgogue OF this township wall soon
be abe In "a, Il tltvr flushed my trst SIX
III 'nIh term or school, 1 want little rest,
rest"
Ihe following officers were elected by
GoOdVIilo literary sucIety on " vdnesd. .y
evening, MsTcn -, iOT tho next month
PTt SIdeni, h Iiiram Dou. htpu; EIcr Prvsi
dent, AbrsnI BeuueI Secretary, Kate l..
HunoVrgvr treasurer, VI l.. Krlsrr; Bi =
itGT, Homer Ean Orturr EI.tress, AiIcr ).
AuSeri CrIuc, J. y d.uOs; T-l4er. Fan.
ME .scI'Isl, J. W. Aukvr; J~aIIOr, SanIue
huTtz.
Georgo Lei Ee.'s property w., bought oy
DAVID hun.IIIri i0r IS ,ouO-
Samuel j. kuIJE, a cir:Irn OF this town
sL.p, Was c-iIrd TIo,u tiIBe to et.TaIt, ias
: undax s1OTUla-. A. she snow ieIi Ir. IA
The u>EA ciuuI- ia tuA, gloomy DAY, 80 i:Il
SURF tarr- ~as BJt-4il it .iId o,sl i,d 10
sutS c'vuds. 50 ,Ou Ia IN 0rr-aS-nIent Ia,
Iva..Iuss uI fso.Ilei.cr S,rr BU~ dsrE, Ua
, OicA ~ It a. ~SS sIu1 AID hvay-nl, is
. IEeG CUGtrUruIE tuctn. lao MS ust.u. "
cOnnns al hts CvPAitod -piuI Atn iUUs tor
~sT1 20 gI.a. ..c.. GsV = iir.t -t al h.i 49,
pear Cc4oT1 fffI. siiJ - ys-.. nov uHiJ riIu
do Nc u4T, - a. g.Is fr'sui-. Assgi.d ,iIaI IA,
VINO ~'P al t!i~ zfSEc '-a.arn-, ~I,t Grui'
i :. WPa L. &c ~I,h Them Ia their sIrrOs an,
I ssyo IHem stIvaeIn ~ 5-.r thsIr !Os..
/ AURoEA.
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time, Its nse does away with tn, red hot
stove, and cooking with il IL positive
pleasure Steam cooked food Is healthier
sud more pslatshle than when prepared in
tho ord mary ~sy. IL never burn. Or drys,
sud with the Model Cooker there is DO
steam or odcr in the house ~h-n Cooking
food II is self 7. .gulsting-b,ows wbis-
tie when the water gets low, and needs no
care 10 keep the meat IRON spoiling. The
/ Franklin Institute of Philadelphia hs- m,de
a prsriic.' tcst Ut-h Boston B-osn Brssi
ann S-g.'ab!.- si'd E'I.prj tha th-.s ~au ~
cooked non, successfully bv steam Ihan n
EuN other wsy- further test WAS n ad,
18th "nIU;'~ md >hoWe ed no trace Of odo,
IN tb- rom 1his u The highest scientific
p su'.-tri'v ia ili- countrv- The go.i.l
Co"Arr Co. 80 PIFk Row. Ns.SS Ynik Wap'
agents 10 y them p.ce 'hr-.' ~"uderfn
St-zu Co"E-r- "a oN-FN ianiIN. Tnrs.
who sIIls ,sTl. Nh get tnt. -, - irrrii,ry
! AN lads or R-ui'eur4i. y rshI- Ia -uRSg.
IA p,-rInau. nj rcmnu-r-GiSe euplo, rnenr
cannot go brttcr Than oy writing to thr
No Il 60 ker Co.
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Nesting Of Re epub biIcan Coun-
. Gem IA ittee-

MUFLTSruvx, Pa, March 3lst, 1855.
Al the meeting k-id py the County Com
niiIeo at the JscoVs House, tue following
districts were -epressnted
MOnT"--Saca b Shell
DeiaS-Tt-A q Evans.
Tnutnp>Vn-owr-H.C =. M, CIeilIn, WH!i u
Nsub-tk
HAiA,r-Iraac Miller.
FermaGagS-J"s. KoInrock, z. c. Hover
MIIlInJuwu-J4mes McC4ulcy. J. N K b.
i.on.
P.tterson-F. e NeIoy, +. T Rohm.
B-lle-DaS.d PUffr Lt-rger, John Rei--
niger.
Miiford-R. n. Cunnir CHAM, wm. Fry.
Lsck-W L. Patton
TaIbltt-N n. HerTL.r, Jos X. Graham
Port Roy al-G. ". Oliver, W. K. W hAr-
ton.
This meeting va called for the purpose
of elecIing three cOBierees TO represent tbis
district at the ouuvrniion To be held al
Lewistown on April l9, 1883. The follow
ing persons ~ere off red as Candidates:
| G Alter, VIM. Ii. udgers, Col j. K. Rob
| ison, Wm. Allison, David P"ifenberger and
/ s. B. CaSeuy. The ballot stood as follows
Alter, 10 votes Rodgers. 6; Robson, l3 +;
! Allison, = PUffenbe'gsr, 2; Csveny, 10.
Eleotiug Caveny, Alter sad Robson unani-
mous'y, and setting the tine OF the primary
el,ct ction. whirh will be held on August %
lssS. and offering ihr following Resolutions
Rs,o!ssI That ~ view with disisv"r sad
extreme regret the tendency oi The D-uio
cratic nstioua; administration IO"sri a c"in
pl. t. tree Irad'' policy, toiti dlsr-gA'd o.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-04-04
Posrponen ent.

Tho Committee on examination OF apph-
csnts. for permanent certificates to teach In
the Common Schools, met last Saturday,
and postponed the time OF examination ''''
on Saturday. April I4, 1883 The enAnl-
nation will be held in the school house IN
th town.