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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

l. has 0e~n suggested to Us, and Ht consider tne SU-gestl0n q good che, that a sensible ~ay U >t4ft boom here
 would be t-r prOptliy Owntrs tD lnves, la pant ard hire palniers to retouCh and
 reautly their buildings. There alt ]
 iew of our tr:zcns .hu show CCmmtnG'
 able rE.tfpIl-- n tfls direction, bui
 there are whole 70. of buildings in the
 place on which the expenditure o. a .e~
 dollars III the ~ay of rtpi!rs, pain;in,
 etc, would uot only enhance thelr value several t.uies the amouIt expended, bu would i've far greater look ot pros peGIty L. the place 5 rangers comm, iuto q town cOTt4InIng old, tumbit down, wr.tucr-Ded!vn r"okcrles on tha princpai ,'1t,i- If the place are 10, likely 10 fJ,m ,liy favorable first Ill., prtssiOuS oi |. ; nc attention 0t fJr1IIn clpt3l has 4tcaGy Oren attracted 10 tll- place aS a su,taric One !JT profitable I"- vestmy,t, wife tin n4,. t.w weeks ha
 witnessed several important ransi.r> 1 both 0! business aid tcsidence proper,, to residents here, anG active inquiries tol more, SO that now IS an suspicious iimt for painu"g a'd ltPainng property nhtther It Is for saie or not. Every de.
 i4r spent in lhis way wiil he 'eturn,l during the year Hi.h big interest in tn,
 way of increased value If property.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
pFpuBLICAN DELEGATES TO THE
 NATIONAL CONVENTION,

From all tht information We have been able 70 obtain, and Vt have heard from nearly every Iocaiity in the territory on th, subject. it Is the wish of the repub- icaus of Arizona 10 hold territorial convention for the purpose oi selecting
 rauresent1tives to the national convention
 to be held in Chicago next June.
 l, has been suggested that the lerri-
 t0rJal Central committee appoint the delegates and thereby save the lnconVe- ni4nc, and expeuse of d convention We
 do not approve of th- appointing pan'
 for the method has never yet been Safis- factory 10 the people. With the utmost respect fol the personnel of the present Territorial Central Commlttte, It Is our opinion that the idea of appointing the delegates has been suggested by some shTewdly selfish politicians on the ny p),hcsls that they might get to Chicago by manipulating the committee, whereas they would stand no show in Q convention. Be this as II may, We be Ievr that an opportunity should be at torded 10 all republicans of Arizona to 1 1e heard in the premises, and that full 1 convection representative oi the party should be had, and every effort be made
 10 select such delegates to the national i convention as would best represent the republicans of the entire territory ire ,p-ctive of section or individual prefer
 enceS
 We believe that straightforward, ur- ! ampfomIsIng republicans of ability and i enc,p, should be Choscn-mcn whOtake
 an interest m and work for the success Of the party men who are pronounced and outspOkcn in thcr views at all times and before all men.
 We want no wlshy washy, undecided ofice-seekers, who have no political
 backbone, and who are constantly bal
 anclng on .hc upper rail uncertain which
 s'de of the fence they ought to fali-tr}
 ing to get on both sides &t the same tune and always afraid they will offend their opponents ii they are decisive. Neither 70 We want the WOuld-te political dicta- tors, sho sclflshly try to run the party in ln their own interests even though their fcpuDicanlsm be unQuestioned. There are plenty of gOpt men In the part without such as these, and It Is to De
 hoped tha the best lumber will be St iectcd Ne are in favor of choosing
 delegate from the northern and an alter
 nate from the southern part Of the tern
 ory, or vice versa, of good representa-
 i've republicans. who cut q straight
 swl,h, and We believe that Prescott ;S
 the place 10 hold the convention
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

Amas ] Smell, 4 Chicago m.lionai:r was found murdered m hl, house N ! lie bullet noe !n r!~ read and one ' ais breast SaelI had several saies I his house and WAS known to keep ,.t. -iderabI. money Tn them. l is bclIlSrC that burglars entered the house dun . the night. aud were at work OF the s,t. when Shell heard them and surpns ( them and ~as ,h2t in this way ST was ouc oi th1 wealihics, and b. :, known Gizcns uf the west side. T., caves wife rd t&o married dlu-ht. $ II Is fortune amcunts to $S.ooo, ooo D. ectveS have oiscnvrred no clue to he murdtrsiS as Yei.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

II those interested in the breeding of sheep should SCI. q stamp to the American sheep Ere, i.r lor a sample copy The sheep Breed. r i> m illu.- tratcd monthly published at Chicago, III at $l per year. Tine publishers are now offering a premium that should adoIn the farl"r oi every -h,cp owner in America l. l. ar exceedingly inc engraving. entitled the sheep Fold a reproduction from the famous prize painting of Jacques, thr noted French artist. This i- nc Cheap tohn chromD, !, but magnificent work ot art The payer for one year with the engraving, sent postpaid, will hc F2 The C. S. Burch puh. Co. are publishers. Address, American sheep Breeder, ". ". Burch, Manager, Chicago, IT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

The fiinere ui Fremont, CCuny, Ntora> ka. have i0r som: months bt cn troubled y gang of stock theIves, hogs nave been slaughtered and the meat carried away The farmers have been unable to capture auy ot the th'l,"s uu:ii laIo Saturday ni5't, wher ait Iong watching a youog farmer nam, | rirrson, discovered two men witt q team n h.s pen, killing his hogs. He lltd upon them lo surrender wh CT they refused to du. "htn he opened fl s. upon them with | shot gun, killing |
 nan named iioit, lnslantIy, and wour | inI another named RamppN. So sefiou !, that hc has since died. The, both haze .arse i2,nlie rhe men tte day pg,- vious t. then tn were taking prou.i- nent pants IL the reslval meeting ii Hamburg, wayre they iNeh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

The Knights of Labor convent II tt San Francisco was captured h, t 'e socialists, who elected Tho.nas Pysyr, q notorious socialist, aS master workmao. pAyscr was manly I'lsirumen'al ln g,t- ioI the attempt on LpuIse Mitch 's he, and aludjne io lis maltyred bre'h- Ten iu CficasI. There WAS strong conservative element among the knights, and they c.eeted t.c president Inst year; but th,s yea tue socialist succeeded Tn su>p-?tirJ d num'rr oi assemblies hos tl.e to them and roinstailne others wh SC votes they were sure of.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

Chairman Jones. of the National Re publ can committee, IS credited with hay ing received letter from Hon. James C.. Blaine from Florence, Tn which the latter declines 10 allow hIs name h be pres-utcd t0 the National Republican convection aS d candidate for the preSi- denCy Mir Blaine says he Is cor ~traIned To this decision by consldera- lions entirely personal to himself, and accompanies Il with expressions ot hla deep sense uf gTaiItudc to the thousands ot hiS courtrymcn who have sustained him 50 long and So cordially. If Chair man Jones has received the letter as | ted ln tie telegram, We do not doubt Nr Blalnc's sincerity, but ve doubt whether the republican party will accept
 t as final The sentiment In favor of
 Mir Flames candidacy IS growing stronger every day in this country. He 's H. tu.l accord with the great majority ot hlS party on the question O! tariff, wh:lu is d >tllcsman he Is without a peer
 m the United States, and as a represent ajNc American citizen, one who would scc that Americans, whether native born or Americans by adoption. were re- spected at home and protected abroad, he is the ideal As hnancler, Mir. Sherman is probably hIs superior but Tn all the elemt nts required to make a good president, and To give us good, visor- ous strong, backboned administration, there IS a very rapidly growing convic- ton hat James C.. Blame IS the man.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
! COrrespOniant nt fhn Ar

\ correspondent of the Arlzonan
 writing from Washington says Hon. Mr. Strauss, school superintendent, Is here on mission While hIS zeal for educational affairs Is commendable, l cannot concur m hls propositions to have the school lands of Arizona sold now. This, understand from him, he IS gong 10 try to have done. This course has not heretorore been pursued, but on the contrary the territories have waited until they became states, and then pro- vision for tha sale and disposal of school lands has been made by the state legis- lature, These lands ought to be kept from the market until they bring their real value. so that from the sale a hand
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
A WOn1an'S Discovery.

"An0lher wondtrIul discovery has been made, and that, too by lady in this country Disease fastened it.. clutches upon her, and for seven years she wIth>tood its sevorest tests, but her vital organs We're undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed necessarily and could not sleep She bought of us bottle oi Dr Kings New Discovery for Con sumption and Was so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night
 and with one bottle has been miracu- lously cured Her name l. Mrs Luther Lutz.' Thus write w C. Hamrick 6 Co. of shelby, \. C.-Gct free trial bottle at (. S. Hutchinson's Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

 some captal school fund could he e. ouf-c. AS oniy IT., inle'e,t on ,he no ey au-ins fro" ,'s s.e .~a 'e used tar current ,cnooi z pcf .,es. tho stun adcld to our srhool fund from ,his source, r the iands were ION sold, would be in- sigrihcan; Wniie entr5;alning great respect for NJ , rtus-, and having un.- ;ormly rece;sed cnIy the sreatest klnd- ne-s from hiTn, must in the spirit of entire kIndn>>s L iiIn, IT test against lhe proposed alr of Arizona's school land hope !n= press Q. Arizons wi; speak out on lhe >utj,Ct ard pu, 4 Quie,us on jhe mcasure'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Notice 10 Stockmen of Upper Verde,
 Little and Big Chino Valleys.

A meeting will be held on sunday, February Doth, at Banghart'S, for the purpose of arranging for the stock in tere>t of the district, and eleciing d del egate to the convention to be held in Prescott March !th, lSSS All stock men living within the district are re- quested to be present td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Thr nanLla Nnlo cnnntu Cnn

The people of lolo county, CaIlorril. have presented to the board of supervi sors of that county pe,itlon over twelve feet long, asking them to pass an ordi- nance prohibiting the sale ot hduor ln that county. or If they think best to sub init the question to the people at q special election t be called soon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

Tom Eh>, editor of the Birmingham
 Alabama, Hornet, was shot and mortally wounded Sunday evening by Detective Sullivan. Ellis published matter in the payer concerning Sullivan. which the latter regarded as libelous.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Mrs Sarah l. Robinson has bee

Mrs Sarah ]. Robinson has been c,n- vlC'ed a Boston, Mas, of murder Tn the lis-t d,-'ec for killing Prince Arthur Freeman, h-r nephew She had been previously 'rlcd on a charge of killing her dlo5..cr and son. uut the jury dIs- agreed. Ia- incentive to the crimes al- legri '~ ,.il u hc to secure insurance on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

President Corb!n, ot the Reading rail- road. when asked to submit 10 arbtra- tor, replied "l know of TO troubl, existing between the Philadelphia X Reading railroad company and its em- ployes, and consequently there IS nothing that can be made the subject of m investlgaii on or discussion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

\ iilnnha', Missouri man says r. he welt mo the woods a tcx day -c and painted 3 black cuclt. n o e enc ot loI. and when he went back to the stnt an hour lI'er hc found } dead rabtt> there They had mistaken the circl, I a hoI" IF the ,oe and fa~hed themselves to death a5'int | | Missouri man never tell, lr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15

The rats have become so annoying around Washington, Pa, that the farmers have instituted rat hunts farming par ties to drive the animals together and kill them. \ party at a recent hunt sue ceeded in killing 7,ooo. and another party scored 5,562, making a total of I,.16c.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
NEWS, NOTES AND COMMENTS.

NEWS. NOTES AND COMMENTS.
 Cl Dln asrir-s to b. governor of New York.
 A house special committee is inyest gytine the Readla- strike.
 \. ] Stevrr> maSler mechanic 0, ;tle Southern Pioih uro4d, Is dead
 The mayor ct Sln'a Cruz, Califcrnis, has been lndI1tcd ior emUezzins city funds
 The present wlnler has been the cold est ever expcrIenced ln America since Its settlement by the vii tes.
 An unfortunate Maj ( baay that haE pened to be born un .-f -r4nd parents goiden wedding vas nam.d Anna Ner- say.
 A citizen of Mi'ledgeviIie, Ga, l4tely received a a-c,nf po>tsg- -t4mp as hls share uf tne proceeds f l for, closure sale.
 Governor GorGon ot Georgia, and the professors of the Atlanta unIve ersIty are at lolSerheads over the CO., education Of whites and blacks
 l. Is stated that warfaii> have teen -,oretIy ot tained n Erg.afd ior the ar rest f IA Irish members ot p,riIantrt dnd maglst'at->, who are now Hi ii1ns. The Nluonai Hcpuoicar cai, at- tcntlon oi lhc pubic t1 h i4,t shat oniy S24 OoO, 900 was explntcu 'lsl year tor silver, when $46.oco, ooo wss au- thorizcd.
 The people . M1rphy>viie, GcNAs, have D. aVo.e charged tho ntH.e ui that WE @ Aldine, and Eoer C. Smrh las named nls paper the ElAIe ln>.ead (: Muldoor
 Ms sarah steam, # T;usvil~, PI., ac'identlliy hung herself | | ciothts inc Her .ck wa broken. Sac was dsco.ered y her eraudchiid a tow moments afle,ward.
 One day last month, U.- ,hermumcl, at Ky West, fiotiia, registered = d. gr cs above zero, and at CGlpprwa F4lis, Wisconsin, OS dtgrets below, CT 4 Glff,r- cnce ot no Gcgrec>.
 Judge N.x'nd,r McCunt, ot Rrool . lyn, who al present n,ids office a, so.ic flor oi fhc treasury, has heen rf-rcd anu has accepted the position oi 4ssis,ar | treasurer al New York.
 The roof oi the oIdnanct DuliGiog t the Washington navy y1rd collapsed ',- ceriiy, noIrg unahje r. suppor tie ", isht of thtsnow on f The q d4mase $ ,s;lmaled 9t $5o, 900,
 The Empoua, K4nsas, N,ws says th..' Kansas k tho only ~jatc th.t h5s an tr,Ire dclr-at.su of ox unson suI,lIr, s, and NJ l>>i,sl r the on.y state that sends to congress eX-eOriedtr,,c soldiers ,N- clusivcly.
 An old man wh5 di-d ths ,ther day ln Fiuvana c,unN, NA-iril. h4C cu, i IS third stt of teeth wn-n rcniy ,Iltty years ld, and his haif, Wti.h Lad 2c- come whte, was r~tnrnir. tD itS origin | color
 Neal Dow, vho h,s been pushi 2 prohi3ti}n fra ec:cration announces that lis party wi conccu;Tltc ils If r's m New Y,rk drrin5 the presidential campaign, ,her,h, hrDorg the rcpuh.-, ctrs. The ola mau h., the tue d. s,ructioni>t Iaetu..
 Du5ius 1857 N,y.r 5od q half t"..s of po>tage slarop, u.efb o,e hupdr,d lnd s,ven'y m I n IT, .u ..:e- acre solI II he New ' p,>..it-r The total r-c,iEt, "ft5 ii ew,', $4 59S 592 and the proht to 1ic gov n,neid v,s nearly three mn..' aaa~
 rtere wrrr 2',hrI anop- rar J, 1T 1881 in ,h>s, I'nt,1 St, aa t,wof than onc buodr,d au| ts.' ty-thiec r.:.on>. :oNss Lads E. ..,t. .1.h nf'l.n iln'h inss md M,esrs'fp ,nIt.cd 10 sec oud place, wi,h !.ir.rn | her credit. Aii he v:c lms W sr m..i,-. ,i-tty f them oeUg nc-rDt~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Live Stock market.

Chicago, Feb. ll-Cattlc--Heccipt> 5000; weaker. for good stock steers, S3|5 -tockcr~ and feeders, Y2 l0@ , 70; TcNIs cattle. k 55@i, extra cat tie, $J 2J@5 Gj.
 Sheep-Rcccipts, j.0c0 head markc firm; natives, S3@5 D; western, S1 9O @5 lj; Texans, $3 0O@ 00
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-15
Girl Wanted,

To do general hou>ework. Apply at J. l. Fishers tf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
3. I;owe"stein & Bros.
Children s Dresses.

Fftg pieces real French Satecns,
vcry handsome designs, none
pretticr in the city, Former
price 4Oc, n0w only Zoe per
yard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

One lO.Qf While India Linen, very
sheer, nice fabric. This is our
zoe quality, which y0a can haze
Monday al
Is cents yard. xxzzzzsssX xzzzzssX
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Virginia Construction Company.

xxru NETTING or sToCkuoLprRj
n Wtbmoui Va junc TO- ~ ',,,ai ihs ehnan e.,,.
me,lns ", t,,,sn, Mill bc held M ~ once, ~
| ,u,ntt.t Main street. in The giiy ui hchmvhn
| II er tur.iay the i7th day ~ July ls,N Az "A "A
orlofk am tnr the pufpo.c oi ,ie'llt @ ~ nav
/ tof the Transaction ui tuch glhet t,s.t, "A ~
y" ft,tisht tsinfc the iuCCtlnf Wy u1asi "
1 n,afd. hdwln 10 snead, ycyrvAii'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
Dividend Notice.

ururnr. TIM, July 3 lssS
kfA NETTING oF THE BOARD oL DlkLoI
~ ofs III thr Nsrehant.' totton Tres sna
Storage Company. held This day, y VS. 9ruei,1
lhat fiye rpf cent Dividend ~ dceai,9 out l, y,
ihe uet ,safuiuqs nf the Company, palhhe allet
iGiyK 4. M Dt ~, Secretary and ffoasufvf.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
MEMS
Summer Wear.
THIS WEEK WE OFFER THE FOL
LOWING GREAT BARGAINS.
We request comparison oi the Goods ana ffio''
with other houses as iNsi y the only way
you can tell whether thcy urc really
bargains pfnot
II "a easy to NV bargains in ihc paper, hut u it
quite another thing 10 wnlly rive hem
when YOU come &c them.

MEMS HALF HOSE.-frnrh lelbrgfah
penmlcss Hall Hoe. sold cl'cwhcrca Al - crhb
apalr. our price pair iur = rcni-
T4tra quality Gents tany ilali ll".c. 10 Genus
Mcns Ingfaln Cotton Hall Hose i2'i ccn'a
Extra hnc quality
white panrre slik HshdlcIChiyis, Nofth tl'p9
each, our price ~ cent
g,pts' Ilcmstitcbri Handkerchief nll linen. sold
all over the county iOt y cgnu, our price ~
cents
MEMS UNDERWEAR frnoh hl.
brigham shirts and DmNcrs In Che mari q, snld
by somco oi our leading Gcnis' Furnishing Goods
houses atSlin q suit bur prov slio anli or
"a cents Tor siuglc shirt of puwcn.
You have bourht iaibT!rfau shirs and paid -
and 0conus iof ihcia. Come aud cc what wc
cell iof y ccnis
| STRAW HATS. .-stauld you vish io on'cl
| your dome II though With straw Hat iof ball
| dollar. uf ah,ticfoio iur little mofu money
| You'll md them o. HHf cJnuifr IN cndlrs
| variety u shapes 40 i ics. AMI al prloy 'hh
will please you.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
White Oak Slaves

AND WALNUT. WHITE OAK ASD ASH LOGS
1tyAyrED TO CONTRACT WITH RELIABLE
w paHios inf large quauiiue, ~ slave aha ,
Arply ,iatiug iuii pafticulan aud poinv OF ,hip
MN YORK rNroRr TIMBEu CO..
AoL - and u broadway, y. y
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-25
Grand Army EncampnlenI.

\ meeting o. delegates from the counties
composing the u. y. K and Veteran
soldiers Association Of the Susquehanna
and JuaiaIa Valleys, was held in the Head
quarters Of Col. Hu!ing Post, No. l76, on
Saturday last, to perfect the arrangements
Tor the encampment TO De held in this place
commencing " Wednesday, Aug. y and clos
ing Friday, Aug. n. Reports from all the
counties in the district are OF such an
encouraging nature that the officers feel able
TO saw that the citizens of Lewistown will
see the largest numb r OF old soldiers and
strangers during the three days encamp-
ment that has ever been assembled in the
county.
/ The first day Will be devoted to receiving
visiting delegations, &c On the second
day 4 grand parade OF military, fireuen and
civic organizations.
Orations by Gov Beaver, Genl ]. P 5.
GCbin, Dept Commander Frank Magee, Post
Department Commander Samuel Harper,
Assistant Adjutant General Thomas Stewart
and others. There will be display of fire.
works in the evening by Prof. Jackson, Of
Philadelphia. Third DAY, sham battle, sc.
ANY other information concerning this
reunion will be cheerfully furnished by the
Presiaen, of the Association, Hon. WsIrE
II. PARCELS, Lewistowp, Pc.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-25
A+MIED-

SrEES-LAUVER.-O the 18th ult., at
his residence IN Miffiin county, by Elder
William Howe, Mr.. Samuel Stees, of Miffiin-
burg, Pa, and Miss Mary A. Lauver, daugh-
ter OF Baiiz-r Lauyer, of Milford township,
his county.
CRlMAELL-CARS STETTER.-On the
2Sth ult.. By Rev E Z. Berry, Mr.. Orrfn
Crimmel. OF Turbett township, and Miss Id a
Carstetter. of Walker township.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-25
SaIIpeter Solution.

One teaspoonful in pail of water A
pint poured around each hill OF cucumbers
or squashrs Is very good Tor the plants and
very bad for the bugs, both striped and
black, W Which burrow at night in the earth
about the plants. Cut worms also are said
TO dislike earth treated With saltpeter- This
is a remedy which certainly would be very
useful TO the plants, and il, as claimed, 1t
destroys or keeps away insect maranders, it
will prove most vaiuaole--BulietIn Yer
mont Experimental Station.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-25
DIED =:

DRESSLRR.-On the 9TH inst, near Ma
hantango. George s., son OF Amos and MIN
ME Dressler, aged = years, months ana
Is days.
JGNES.-OI the 10th ult., in Port Royal,
Elizabeth Jones, daugh hter OF the lats Caleb
JOnes, ageG 90 years.
kEPLER.-Heitie Susannsh. daughter of
| G.. b. A. and Annie L. kepler, of Port Roy
al, died July ), 1858, aged 5 months and 10
days.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-25
The Population OF Milf

The Population OF Miftiintown and Pat
terson is about 1900, and we would say at
least one halt are troubled with some affect
ion of the Throat and Lungs, as those
complaints are, according 10 statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise ALI
not TO neglect the opportunity to call on
their druggist and get a bottle of Kemy's
Balsan Tor the Throa; and Lrngs. Price
soc and SLIGO. Triai size free. Sold by ell
druggists.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-25

"Who IS this Mr.. Tariff so much is said
about in the paper, Job 2" queried Mrs
Shuttle, as she looked in vain ioc the "fash
ion notes" in the newspaper.
''Oh, weLl, he il a very impOrtsn: man,
guess Every body seems 20 be taking
about him.''
"He must be very popular 30
ayes, and he viii b. elected, too."-
Hartford Post.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-25
Caution Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned, not to
trespass on the lands OF the undersigned in
Spruce Hill, and Beale townships, for the
purpose of gathering berries, hunting, fish
ing, or in any other way trespa ssing, OF
said lands, as the trespasS law will be en-
forced against people who violate said law
HAREIsoz NIsNNUM
June O. 1855
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-25
Gains wife.
Where did he get her Z
Who was her brother 2

Where did he get her Z
Who was her brother
Had she a sisterl
Had she a mother7
Was she Pre-Adamic-
Born before history
With her identity
Shrouded in mysteryi
Maid OF Phenicia,
Egypt, Arabia,
Africa, India,
Or sun kissed Suabis
Who was her father1
Was be viking,
Cruising about
Just to his liking;
Out of the " henceness,
Over the water,
into tue W nere,
Bringing mis- daughter 7
Native OF Norway.
Denmark or Swedeul
Lured by the charms
OF the Gar1en OF Eden?
Blonde or brunettef
Rounded or slender
Fiery or frigid
Haugbty or tender
Why are her graces
Unknown to fame 2
Where did Cain meet herr
What was her namel
Whisper it softly
Say, can It be
The lady we seek
Was z. Hsggard's "She 'r
TEX me, We sages.
Students OF Lite,
Answer my query
Who was Gains wife 4!
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