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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13
WINTER FEEDING.
How TO Secure Large Quantities of Good
MIX In Cold Weather.


MIX In Cold Weather.
Mich cows require extra feeding in
winter time to keep up generous How
OF milk. During this season, even
with the most careful feeding, the
quantity OF milk is most sure to dimin-
ish, but the milk is richer. And so We
see the winter buttcr-dairies run with
out loss, while those who supply milk
TO customers fall short in their supply
and lose money, although the Gus
toners are benefited by the better
quality OF the milk. And just here Is
where the dishonest milk producers
would equalize matters by dilutlng
with water. There Is better help for
this loss, however, than this dishonest
dilution selling water at good milk
prices. This is done by iudicious feed
ing The following daily rations will
keep up both the quantity and quality
OF the milk. We give not quite max
mum figures; the quantity may be
slightly increased or diminished, ac-
cordinp to circumstances: Corn fodder,
fifteen pounds, or twelve pounds oil
hay, to which may be added five or
six pounds Of good straw; corn meal,
four pounds, and TO this it would be
well TO add four pounds OF wheat or
rye bran. When the fodder, hay or
other forage is of indifferent quality,
about two pounds of cotton-seed meal
should be used, which will make up
for the deficiency in the fodder.
The milk produced by such feeding
is rich in cream, and the skinned milk
has great density, and is rich in color
and flavor Where tits not convenient
TO procure cotton-seed meal. corn meal
and mill feeds may be used with adj
vantage. Three pounds OF corn meal
and the same OF coarse bran or mid
dlings will make a rich food for a COW,
given with hay, corn fodder or even
with good straw.
But for the winter, thegreat resource
oil the dairyman is the root crop. A
few hundred bushels OF mangels or
sugar beets are of remarkable value,
and II half bushel daily be given,
chopped up finely, or pulped up In ma
chine made for the purpose, with hay
| or fodder cut fine and all well mixed
| / pc her, the yield Of milk will not
on.y be greatly increased, but the
| health aud digestion OF the animal Will
| be preserved. = Cor. Farm and Fireside.
---------s .--------
| A Berlin scientist says salt is con-
Il d,,civa IN lnuuavifv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13
CHAPTER II.


What faircr sight on earth is there than
the rich valleys and blue mountains OF
Northern Virginia, when the golden sun
spreads his mantle of glory over them in tho
first blush Of dawn, flashing scarlet streaks
across the opal SKYE
1t is to such a scene that must transport
the reader.
The haze OF the departing mists Of night
yet fingers in the lowland, while small
troop OF cavalry under charge Of Lieuten-
ant creeps cautiously, in Indian file, down
the uncertain pathway formed by what in
winter is torrent and is now rugged
strip Of sand and pebbles winding down the
hillside
1t is not difficult to recognize Henry
Winthrop as the leading figure in the line
Of horsemen.
He is at this moment turning in the sad
die and in low tones addressing a youth
who rides behind him-so young that he
| was more fit for a school-desk than cav
airy saddle;
"Grey,n Harry is saying, anxiously,
"what ails you this morningi Are you
| sickl '"
"Yes,n is the petulant reply; "sick to
death OF the life we are leading came to
fight, not TO sneak around the country oil
day long feeling the way for men who will
have all the glory Of the battle, with the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

THE man whose eyes are wide open In
seeing the faults OF others, and scarcely
open at all in seeing his own faults, Is
very sure u commit two mistakes-one IN
not correctly judging OF others ana the
other in not correctly judging OF himself.
Such man Is apt 70 be sort OF nuisance
In every circle in which he moves.-N' T.
IndepeIldeElk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13
s,rn. Ono oan,, MI.lahe.

Among these are yellowness OF the SKIN
and eyeballs, n furred tongue, nausea, pains
in the right side, sick headache and constr
patton. They Enthusiastically Indicate liver
disorder, for which Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is a superlatively fine remedy. Use
IL promptly and at given intervals. Maiarial
complaints, dyspepsia, rheumatism, debulty
and trouble with the kidneys, arc also rem
edied by It.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13
Nmvva1sAPn1. Laws.

Anv par,on who lake, tina rap@r regularly from III
Toslufce. whether direc;edto his name or whether
3sa sntscsibar or not, "a r-z;es-ibe inf the pAf.
The courts have decided that refusing 70 lake news
ere aHd periodicals. from the -tonioe, o. fenpF
Ing aud leaving them uHcallsd or, Friaa iaea az
Cthes ~ isrKrTIoxAt THAup.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

HALE's Honey OF Horchound and Tar cures
Coughs aud bronchitis and consumption.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in Que minute.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

A SOCIAL proverb man proposes but
woman musu't-Judgc.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

i.Baiser's Norwegian Cod Liver on
Has done moro 10 relieve and cure Con-
sumption, weak lungs and general weakness
than any known remedy. Jno, {. Baker q
Co, Philadelphia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13
THE MARKETS.

A pRuSkrs man is said to walk with
reel difficulty.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

A Couon, Coin, or Som THEoAT should
not be neglected. BRowS's BRoSCUn
TRocHEs arc n simple remedy, and give
prompt relief - cts. box.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

GEPPERT Mediclnum, Cincinnati, curos
lung, norve, throat diseases. Scndfor book.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

THE girl who seeks 10 marry for the
sake OF bank account Is quite likely 10
be check. mated. Merchant Traveller.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

A w,rurRrp buttorcup i, butter little
faded flower.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

How SHOULD charity DO represented In
relief. -Deiticr Netcs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

A MYSTERIOUS proccedlng-golng ahead
In fog.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

THE revivalist says that men have no
faith. Wonder did no ever see a man bite
into store Philadelphia Call
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

DouBLE.HEApED freaks aro barred on. Of
single skull races - Terus Sgtt''os.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13
LOYAL AT LAST.
A Tale of Love and Adventure In
the Late Owl War
nY RERNARD pIGsBY,

AUTHOR OF "ELLEN's SECRET" "FALLEN
AMONG THIEVES any LADY FANrAs-
TIcAI," AND OTHER STORIES.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

ABour y,oOo,oOc pine-apples are imported
yearly.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13
A wrLLFuL WOMAN.

$3.50 800
earth more prone to
lavish raptures on the
beauties Of other lands
than the Americans.
You, who have per-
chance raved over the
Rhine, have probably
but little conception Of
the glory Of the River
st. Clair, as 1t rolls
majestically By tn Q
eastern shore Of Mich
loan. crvstal clear. n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

"A Berlin scientist says salt is con-
ducive 10 longevity
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-12-13

tcepvrieAtsd, 1855 by Ire A. " kellogg Ns0s.
paper Con.pdnyl
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-12-19

L'~utensnt d. II. Wilson Post G. A r
e"n'empis,es holding n three DAYS Fair snc
Festival ln rh-ir Hal IN n fiiniowB some
TINE during the holidays A COMMITTEES
VIII cali 60 the cit zrns OF town aud coan-
ty, requesting donsfi0ns Of useful srd
fancy articles Tor the far and alsO tor the
festival Th- charity fund af the Poet is
about exhausted. TIE o'd soldi-rs call on
al heir friends Tor hb-rai d5natio8--
traveller IRON the frontier country,
fcusd ths following nils written on a
paper aud posted 90 board that was stood
Up in the ball o: 4 Southeu town
RUE l---.GvsJs must youy up ! dOlAr
sEd Q bits e-foIs sisin the hook.
Short bits dont koNat h.sr. No nickel
o. kopsr sents t,kea.
''Gosis will lxve thar -eepinks eos thsy's
NOT 80 ot in tLs mite
'sScps 4 tcwI wricu be found nser water.
ing iroi.
mo aun or .hutis allowed IN the led
rumss.
'.G-sts must sin e tbar- nams eyry day 4
pay accordingly
"Euny Eest bo~ iSRt satisfied with ihes'
, rosls t--ust messy or stand the k"nsqu7nees. ,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-12-19
walF g at es TO - ash I'm Z o N 10 r
tke sDauguI alton Via
Pennsa. r. r.

The inauguration oi Prssidsnt-sieet Gar
rison promises to ba tho most largely Al
tended a. veil .s the most interesting oe-
casioa 81 the Kind svsr seid in the Nsti- n
a. Capital. Psitissl oinss AID civic Orgsa-
isatiss. from = Jnsjsri;y Of the States, as
~eu as ths militia Of all the EeighborIns
States, will taSs part in the inaugural pa
rasu, Will. vast thrO,r, Of visitors iron all
parts o. The csuztry -iH swell tbs assem-
bl.se. The inaugural ball Nil bs the hasst
ever gives in seEer OF , new President
To sceoumndsts the host OF visitors the
PenuSyiv.uIa Railroad Company viii ar
range a eomplet- service Of through trains
to Washington Besides the special move
usut all regular trains will be run in a'
many sections as the demands Of travel
rtquirr, so that on- may leave sny principal
station Of the system on Friday. Saturday
or SUNDAY previous to the Inauguration
and srriye in washIug,os without delay
The handsome and eomnodious station oi
III. company is situated in the very hear
/ Of IN. CITY, on Penssy lvAniA Avenue, OF
the line OF the inaugural procession, few
squares froln the capitol, and within is~
minutes walk Of the principal hotels aud
public building,-
Tho capacity Of the terminal facilities o
this company va. fully demonstrated =
the last Inauguration, -hsn los-OOO pas
Senpsrs we're handle ed, without accident o
delay. in forty-eight hours
| A., o,r4.r 70 enable the overflow of Wash
ington TO go to Baltimore for hotel see0m
modations the PeunsylvAna Railroad
Company will, on March LIST, I'd. Sd, an
sth. rI-es on sale excursion tiekets to Bal
umor-, good for retaru trip until March sth
atsI-2O-
J, Excursion tickets at half rates viii be solS
n.,, all tieke, stations On the Fsna.yi
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CaIdcE Thanks.

Ihrreby tender ny thanks to citizens who
generously came to my help last Sabbath
morning when ny property vas threatened
With d-structi, n by nrr, and to the nre
company, Who kept nv house from taking
lie, tender thank, SGd ny b-st wishes
for the y-rsoaal welfare OF each member.
D. W. HAELEI.
Xinliu,ovn, Pa, Dseember Il, lssS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-12-19
COLLINS AND GIANTS.
BIT PALMER cox
Gan Exquisite Christmas Present."

San Exquisite Christmas Present"
Christmas i st a-ud aud so is P'lm-r
C,1. Nth auorh-r Of his izimftable ''Qseer
PsorIe'' books. BIT this book Eurnas-es
both the OrLcrs in the wcirsnesS Of its ~it,
dealing g. i' does vith gay Eohiius, grim
eiauts. comieal clowns. merry mOnsrchs
ard 81 sorts OF queer folks.
Bv Iaus odds this is the jollisst Christ-
r.as book ve have yet s-sa. don. y. N
Richardson SAYS sIr yaa dc,'t ct sup
nv of It into z,v v.ri soon the nriEhbors'
children viii tear nv use down Crit
ics OF all classes commend IT. N4jcr Gen
eral o. %. Howard sayS s'lt IS singu 'ariy
happy. and will b- popular among o.d aud
Young - The Bniia ent novelist, Geo W
Cah'e, .sys. III, pages are ever welcome
visitor. q. h.u-s with children IN it,
ahiIr the elegant Amelia R'ves WrireS,
....ae Eu-s not have to Wish cns's self $
cui'd ssasn. 70 c, j'y such books, because
one feris chiid s,ill sitter reading Ihem.'
6Sa. Lew Wa sc-. prouOuuces il ''An ex'
aUisIr. Chri-,us- present tor the little ones
/ Of household - Wbil= Mrs Lev Wallace
declares. ..Nary = child -iil dance With de
I isht over THE chA Aruipg CHRISTMAS gift.
From an aTalaEchr OF such conm-nds'
| ticns one more shUu d be added. ROoer
/ J. Burdette, tbs not, d hgnoIist. e1ciaims
Hal py and gifted i'd, ed is Palmer Cox
y bO can take pencil IN one hand and
pen IN the other and draw pictures sn'
write poems tor all sorts OF pe"p'e from tn'
ss- OF I've TO iiity.'' In all VI which praises
I We heartily con cur IL Is a 4GIsy
The three new bcauii-s by Painer Coz
are Paws and Claws, (st.OJ) Wings an
S;mss. & 5cis) Grants, COLLINS, &c.
Csl UO) either OF which are Tor sale by a
cock sellers or will hs mailed On tceiPt o
price by Ih- publishers, Asssrs. Hu6bar
Bros, 72s Chestnut Street, Phia-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-12-19
Holiday EXCursiOn. on In Q
FennSyI, aniL Railroad

In acrordlncs with a time -l"Ro-cd cas-
tom the PeunsyIvaniI Railroad Company
viii far the Christmas sst New Year holi-
days sci szcursioa tIckets between all
principal 'Jsu0ns 90 ~ svstsHs II reduced
rates Holiday eIsursiss tickets will be
sod Drc-rrber I'D, 2si, 2i,h, ., 2o'h,
s0ts, asd sIst, and J.nulry ls', valid for
retura ;rlP Until Janusry 81, 1852
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-12-19
The Record Almanac.

Tie PAilad,lpkr1 Record A.za mae lies on
our tabs Tor 1859. l. u amazing ho~ 80
much val1ab'e information can be crowded
into It's 50 ptEss. Il is = vaiuaa.e book
that every Pki'sd-l. Lian aad fennsyl-
vauia-, from the st.tIcian, the turiniaH,
ba-e ba.I player to the house keeper may
cuusuiJ with satisfaction asa proe'.
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J. b Mclaughlin,
S. K Boden.
DIED..

DEN iS.-On e 4th inst, in Delaware
township, Airs. Mary J.. vile Of William
Dennis and mother s,f Mrs. w AuUn.n-
aged a5oa' 90 y,ars.
Cav ENf On the sth inst, in German
to~h' fhi.ad"ipi'ia County. from Brighi'-
disease OF The kldHeys, William EllSoOa
C-sehs- son OF heno1n CayenS, E-q OF
AcAiisi=T"ii-, and only brother of : b.
CsVeny- oi Harrisburg. late of Patterson
aged Al year,, Ii months and IA days.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-12-19
Tie uomliest Wan IN viHlinrown

The Hamliest Wan IN Ntfiintown and
Pau. r~ou. - well a, the handSomrst. snd
others are invited TO call un airy druggist
and get n se trial battle oi k-mp's Bal
san, ter the Thru,t ard Lungs. remedy y
that - selling entirely upon irs merits aud
l. guaranteed 10 cure and relieve s'iCnrOu-
&c and Acute Coughs. Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price 50 cents aud 81.
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vAnia Railroad System. March LIST, 2d. sd'
ard 3tb, valid Tor return passage until the
1th-
The round trip rate from Nifiin. " i'll be
$50
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PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers IA acres OF choice
land, adjoining the borough OF Pstters on, a
private sale. There is e good barn and
corn CRIB on the tract The land is all clear
and level and well adapted for the growth
OF all kinds of grain and garden products.
For particulars call on
JoHN CUSNIEoHAN-
Patterson, Juniata Co., Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-12-19
For sale.

Second Hand Stoves as good ss new at
hat price at Nrffimtnwn Foundry Also
all kind. Of stoves bought. Dec. le, ST.
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MIFFLIN ACADEMY.
kriftIn1 pn

An English and Classical School for both
sexes. Thorough preparation for college.
New and well-equipped school rOom-Jhe
old Brick Church. Winter session opens,
Thursds sy, January 3rd. For any Iurther in
formation inquire of the Principal,
r. F. ELLIOTT, A. b.
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AIFFLINToWN MARKETS
Nprlnro-.. December 10. 1883.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA, DECEMBER Is, lsSS-
fvbisS 'Ndhld wheat 81. L. Oats JJ 10 35c.
Com al 30 to SIC bushei. kye at So 10
o2c. Live chicseus AT to Sc Turkeys
40 lOc Eggs II &" 24c. Burter 81 io to
ooc. rotatoes at 30 to soc. Hay at sl4
10 $50.
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Caatiou Notice.

\ In persons ara hereby eautioneo, ,.,-d n
lpass on the lands OF the unaelSs -, tsG
|uce Hui, and Bssle townships, ssh-
pose OF gathering berries, nun. ..;',r. q
L or in nv other way trespAs'hss - .
lands ~ IN. trsspass law VII - ~
ted against people Who 100 avSxpxvu
uns 8, 1889.
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Some Foolish People

Some Foolish People
Allow a cough TO ruu unTI IL gets beyopd
the reach OF medicine. They often sAy,
''Oh, II viii wear away" but III most cases
1t Years ihem away. Could they be induc
ed To try The successful medicine called
keDp's Baisam, which We will sell on a
GUARANTEE 10 care they would immed "a. ely
see the excellent effect alter taxing the
first dose. Price 5Uc and SI.UO. Trial
sise free At all druggists
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LEGAL.
A DAINISrRAToR's NOTICE.

lOO LINT pies free to mel can
yAss'T- ior Ds. ScOtt's GeBuiE e
Electric tfeiis. EfE usiIes. *. La
dy agents wanted tor EiecIrlc Corsets-
Cuiok sales. Write a. once for Terms DR..
Scott, S4s B'~zy. N. Y.
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ths Senttnsi a'sa RsPss +S@ M
|s 70 sot ioh work done, a.r
7sE Ys--a usedisaythfnE ~
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TERMS

s.n.sr,prion, FL 90 per snnum If psid
nS,.neri S. so Il not usid In advance.
r-..sient advertisements inserted Al S"
"a. psr inch tor each Insertion
r-,asieat business notices II locH co.
20. 10 eeEts Pef line Tor each ios-rtioo-
DSe eustisas will 6s made 20 those desiring
e. .dvertiss by the year, nail or quarter
.sar.
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ID. 5 kEPNER,
J. II. DAUGHERTY,
MARY KAUFMAN,
GEORGE A. kERcHER,
Nan .. McCULLocH,
W. ii. ZEIDzRs.
LIST OF TEACHERS N ATTENDANCE
MlFFLINTowN.
George A Kercher.
Mary Kaufman,
Mary Cooper,
Ida Deavor
PATTERSON
J. H Daugherty,
S. G, Meyer,
Katy Dipple,
Maggie Marks.
PORT ROYAL.
S. T Turbett,
G. n Towsey,
Saidy Cooper,
THoMPsosrowS.
II. l. Keiser.
L.zzie Daugherty.
MILFORD.
Jessie Groninger,
j. J. Robson,
j. E Earnest.
Samuel Campbell,
Maggie Wetzler,
h ItIs Showers,
A W Zimmerman.
TURBETr.
D Z. Robson,
J. /. Tur bett,
& Y McAfee,
$ G. Calhoun,
j ). hepner-.
BEALE
J. A Harkins,
G- l. henepp,
Denny Marshal.
Thomas Niliiken,
B. f. Bousom,
j. II DEAN,
FERNASAaH
A B. VIII.
j. G. Hover.
Bertha Patterson,
Il b Campbell,
Cora L Smith,
f. y. Thomas.
GREENWOOD.
L D. Dimm,
L. A Woodward,
w. H Z-iders,
F. A Wit.
sUsQUEHANSA-
Lizzie II. Wemer.
ii. G. klinger,
t g. Aroogsst,
j. II. Mills.
MONROE
| H S. Hornberger,
s. A kuouse,
Fannie ShelleDberger,
p. @. Shelly,
E 5. Hockenbrock,
Maggie ii. Harshberger.
TUsCARoRA.
Maggie B. Laird,
/ Hugh Kline,
Geriie Beale.
Mamie McCulloch,
Sadie Ludwig,
5 Z. Smith.
Ida J. LOudou,
Heury hrouse,
Ella J. Reed,
j. E. Allen.
LACK.
Bue Anderson,
Ellie CsrrGthers,
j. NJ Clark,
W A. Kidi.
Maud Robson,
z NJ GRAY.
I-abelle c. Patton,
Annie d. Cavnthers,
Drucy Lauver,
Ettie Pannebaker,
Charles J. Mclaughlin.
DELAWARE.
@. W. Hibbs,
G. W. Speakman,
J. b. Kurtz,
Alice Auker.
5 E Shurtz,
ID. l. kepner,
3 Clifford Food.
L. L. Davis
1 rAYETTE
Elmer E. Smith,
/, Alice VanOrmer,
J. A Martin,
Emma Davis,
/. j. Fl Cory,
Laura NJ. Shelly,
o. b. Suloff,
: J. ID. Pines,
L ) Kinzer,
Banks Roush.
WALKER.
; J. NJ Burris,
Cecilia k-gau.
MARTA VI Kaufman.
r. f Wlrt,
r W. H. Haines,
Maggie r Kinzer,
n Stm1 Benner.
w H Auker,
g. l. Hover,
@. W. Bashor.
= SPRUCE HILL.
= E A SIeber,
Chas- Book,
p. A Nicely,
5 W. J. Mclaughlin.
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ol ana after sunday Nov'r 18th va.
''' 'aa' stop at h'siiu will run as f,rs..a asss
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reported. The report was accepted and
the Countries discharged iron fu ther du-
ty. DR.. Croft resumed his talk in "Phys-
Iology % Prof. J. }. Hamilton talked.
AFTER REcE~s
Rev Philip Graft delivered an address /;
Rev. l. Y HAYS made some scgyesiioas :;
Rev A K Miller delivered an sddrrss /;
T--cher Shelly spoke briefly Rev Dr. Ev-
er-It addressed the In-uruts.
FEI0AY EvESIxG.
Rev Dr. Everett delivered his lecture,
Our Girls"
REsoLuITcSs
WHEREAS II has p.-ased Divine Prov
ioence N his wisdom, 10 permit Us 10 as
set6le in this the 22ba annual session OF
the JunIsta County Teachers Institute.
Therefore be it,
ResofVef That We return thanks to Him
hD has preserved our hves ~iInout the
iOss Oi Ohe OF our number by death, and
has PERMITTED Us again to assemble ia this
capscIiy-
Rssoirsd That our worthy Superiptend
ent observes credit tor the abe manner IN
~hicn be has prepared Tor ana conducted
this Institute, aud Tor MS earnest endeAvors
I ~ behalf OF tue sChOOis OF Juniata county =,
and that our thanks due the sbie IN
structOTs Mr. n q ufinan tor use OF organ ;
l ths OrganIsI aud choir tor their excellent
: music he Commissioners for the Use ot
I Court House an1 all VIM any way aided
I 10 make tue lnstituJ- a SUCCESS.
Rssoirs5: Z: l hat We ask our Sup-rinten-
deaf ~ uIvIde our county into Adjourned
InS'IIu'o strIcts, and that a Committee
be a Pointed Ia each district TO ar angr ior
! aud AID The : EPerIbI.ndeuI lu cOud uc til 2
! said Institutes, aIid that We advise the es-
/ taOi sLmeut OI scEUt.l libraries Throughout
/ the county.
Committee:
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-11-22
WEST VIRGINIA.

xhe Result for Governor Depends on the
. Returns from Mcdowell and Wyoming
Counties.
WHEELING, W. VA, Nov. 1a-The fair.
est expression probably yet heard on the
subject Of the result Of the State election
was uttered by Judge Fleming, Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, at Grafton
to-day. Said he: "The vote on Governor
will be exceedingly close--too close for
comfort. The result depends almost On.
tirely on the returns from Mcdowell and
Wyoming Ceuntiea II the majorities
there are what the Democratic committee
claims from unofficial sources will be
elected by about 100 maj jority, but II, on the
contrary, the returns prove to be what the
Republicans estimate, GoR will be elected
by small majority" The Judge seemed
rather to expect the returns will confirm
the Republican estimate.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-T. 8. Riley,
Chairman Of the Democratic State Com
mittee Of West Virginia, has sent the fol-
lowing dispatch to the Post:
WHEELING, w. VA, Nov. 17.-The official
returns from this State are sufficiently a..
certained to warrant the announcement Of
the election Of Judge A. B. Fleming, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, by Z
small but sure majority. The rest Of tht
State ticket is elected BY larger majori
ties. The Legislature will stand on john
ballot 40 Democrats, "A Republicans and
Labor. Union Independents