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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-22
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PHILADELPuIA AMAREETS

PHIIADriIluA, Nav -, 1850
Wheat 9Icts IL SI.O2. Corn II to
I4cts. Oats 34cts. Ham 10 to lie
pound. Sides &c pound. SIoul-
ders &c pound. Lard : to Sc
Live chickens to Zoe "a pound.
Butter I3 to 2tcsnts pound ESSs
Il to 13c. Hay S12 10 sI6 ton.
Lambs Mt 3 II 6lcents a pound
Sheep at to 1 lets pound Cows
SIS to $75. Beef cattle at } to
scents a pound.
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Notice 10 Trespassers.

Having leased 400 acres of wood land
oi David Wilson, ard 400 acres OF wood
land CT John Mcclure. adjoining lands OF
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in the
vicinity OF Boxler's Gap. / hereby caution
all persons against trespassiHg on the above
rlertiured leased lards for the purpose oi
cutting iIiEb-r and 81 iurti'.
J-E. EEAsnoK.
H:;.;Il..ou -, Ma -, 1898
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-22

Al persons are hereby cautioned. not to
ircsPass on the lands OF the undersIgned IN
spruce Hill, and Beale townships, for th,
purpose of gathering berries, hunting, fish
ny, or in any other way trcspa ssing, OF
said lands, IS the rrespass law viii be Gu
forced against people uho violate said law
HARRISON sIsNIaUA
June 8, 1889.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Elijah Hertz Is the newly appoint
ed post master at Richfield.
Binder Twine-J. T. Jacobs, has
the largest lot, the finest quality and
the longest 10 the pound, that has
ever been brought into this county.
More than hundred people were
poisoned by eating ice cream at
church festival in Glastanburg,
Connecticut last Friday night, by
lead off the cans.
James kreider of Iowa stopped off
here from his Journey TO Washington,
to see his mother. He goes TO
Washington to obtain n position as
foreman IN job printing office.
The Tuscarora Lodge No. 500 of
Port Royal, Pa, VIII hold a grand
fair, festival and cake walk in Main
building at the New Fair Ground IN
Port Royal on Friday and Saturday
evening, iiay "a and 20, 1889.
/ j. Howard Moore viii speak IL the
interest of the Amendment in the
Court House on Monday evening,
june Bird The public are earnestly
/ invited to attend
L. c. VANFossES,
Sec'y W. c. 7. L.
Sherd Stewart a brakeman on the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad and son of
Commodore Stewart of Licking
Creek Valley slipped under the cars
at Altoona and lost leg, on last
Wednesday. Medical assistance was
rendered him at Altoona.
Unclaimed letters III tine Post Office
at Miiiiintown, Pa Week ended
Nav IS, 1889. Persons calling foT
letters IL this list Will please ask for
advertised matter. DIR. q. B. Rishel
Miss Ada Biilmau.
CHAs =. CRAWFORD =. ".
The house of Joel Foreman IL
Patterson was entered some nights
ago through the pantry window
The thieves ramsacked the pantry
and kitchen and left roll Of butter
; lay on the kitchen floor. A large
number Of matches were burned II
front of the sleeping chamber dool
! whiah Is taken To mean that the
thieves madt an effort 10 unlock the
: door.
John Gaiger, from Germany, IL
months, became a county charg'
: last "Wednesday night. He wa
q riding on the bumper Of q freigh-
: car and hal his feet resting on th'
a bumper Of car IN front Th'
bumpers came together, and Geiger'
4 legs were too long for the space an'
; the result Was one Of his legs, tn
right one was snapped off betweel
j the knee and thigh.
On Sunday night, thieves that wor
> about number 8 shoes As their 100
= prints prove, usel the leayer of a r;,ll
road hydraulic Jack to pry open
Il shutter of q window OF the hardwar
= store III Patterson. They tried I
o break open the safe but failed The
stole what money had been left in tn
o counter money drawer. Stole spoons
o revolvers and other things that sun
+ ed their thieving fancy.
Joseph Barnard OF Tuscarora vale
: had a singular experience Will
breaking ON train last Wednesda
night. He sat down and placed nj
= lantern behind him on IA car tina
u was freighted with benzine. BeI
'' zine from the tank splashed on HI
clothing and over his light and b'
came ignited, flame Of fire spran
N up along his back. He drew hl
&c coat and fought the fire, and SUI
ceeded in putting 1t OUT, but III tn
effort hesburned his hands and arm
e severely
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WHAT A PICNIC BUYERS WILL HAVE THIS sPRI,C
A Il sen OTT'

Our great Spring and Sale in Mems Youtb.'
BOYS and Chdrens Clothing Hats, Caps Furnishing
You'll find every department overHowing Never in the
Deglnnin OF season have you such handsome line of
goods offered or tne price will sell spring So phe
them
MEMS SACK SUITS So,
In all the coors shades patterns made I'M IN
and faith manner. Ali from 80 to AZ Not suit in
this lot but what worth IS, You Will we'll to come early
MEMS GETAWAY SUITS ATss
uooa either tor business dress They of all
All sizes from 33 to AZ. Perfect fit
ME.N = STYLISH SUITS AT S15OO
You'll be surprised when you suits and Won will
forever swear by for clothing you but buy one Of these
SUIT Fancy Mixtures Globe Cassimees Chevoits in Solid
Coor and Stripes and Plaid all custom stvle we're
made to sell for lS but we offer them for Is dollars.
kNEEPANTS SUITS AT s2.S1.
ze TO "a Bet suits IN Fancy Pads well made
LONG PANTS SUITS, $500
Choice of five STYLES They are worth repnsrv do1l,r
We sell them at dollars only
LONG PA NTS SUITS S6.
Big Boys magnificent Dress Suits the best and
Latest y made and trimmed beautifully save So so
MEMS SACK AND CUTAWAY SUITS AT $40.
At this popular price shall superior assortment
OF Sack Cuta"ay and Frok Suits Cassimeres Stripes
Checks and Broken Pads. You will be surprised
extraordinary quality will the marvellous low
prices. Any OF these suits worth Is dollars
MEMS STYLISH SUITS At sl2
Blue and Black Worsed Stripes and Paids all shapes
Sacks Getaways and Frocks, Choice - only We in
tended getting 10 dollars for them but will sell them for IL
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS
Mothers when they ascertain the wonderful prices
we re naming they Will come and and will purchase
KNEE PANTS SUITS AT $3.50.
Sizes from to "A Cassmeres, Tricos and Worsteds.
Any suit is worth dollars Come and see
we have he reputation of Selling
THE BEST HAT IN JUNIATA COUNTY.
We show all the latest styles all the best qualities
you ask friend the where he his hat he
ing, the Odds he will say Schots
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
5 G. Ii @ L L
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Nam St. Patterson, Pa.

Nile, J. Potter, and Miss Lucy l.
LHnhari ut Seliusgruve were married
IN the Lutheran church in Selins-
grove ou tive evening OF the 9th inst,
after which they held II reception at
me home Of the brides parents
Edltur J. Y Lumbard and wife
about 800 friends were present.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-22
@. L. DERR,
Practical Dentist.
Caution notice .

ESTABLISHED Is NrFrLisrows, Pa, IN 1860
Oct Ia 'Sh.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-05-22

Persons wishing to buy first
Class spring cart, can do well to call
and sye the New Enterprise Cart,
sold by j B. ". Todd. 1t has a
place 20 carry robe, blanket. basket,
an, package. II has no horse motion
snj can b. changed for small OF
Ifse horse, and can BE- bought OF
nm cheap St
E4shsh SPAWN Linlment removes
a. Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lump:
so' b!emishes, from horses, Blood
slaHn, Curbs, Sphnts, Sweeney
,@g Done, STILES, Sprains, all -Swol
iea throats, Coughs, sc. Save S5(
" Tue use Of one bottle. Warrant
u Sid by L. Banks x Co, Drul
s'9'7' 1lttlntovn, Pa. Oct. 81 -'SS, ,ly
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
WOMEN WHO WRITE.

Hiss Grace Eilery Charming, granodaugh-
te of William Enery Charming, is kno wn in
! c; !Gfornia as a clever writer.
| Anna Katherine Green, the so called
A perican Gaboriau, has been writing tales
al Il verse since she was IL years old.
The Marchioness OF Stafford contemplates
! pu blishing a volume OF travels around the
", rid made in company with her husband
Hiss Firth, a daughter of the popular Eng
lis artist, writes for one of our American
pa pers under the psepdonym Walter Powell
Olive Schreiner. since her phenomenal sue
&c Is. has developed from a plain, shy, retiring
gil j into brilliant, self poised woman, with
N; NY pretentions TO beauty.
neorge Truman kercheval, who wrote q
81 rcessful book called "Lorin Moo1uck and
o tner Indian Stories, ~ is said to be a young
Is ay named Winl.red Jennings.
E. Neshit, whose beautiful ard passionate
PC ems have of late attracted 50 much atten-
t, u, is tai, slender, ana her dark flowing
h. ir makes her look ike the pictures OF the
It Lian angels.
nary Gcudon Duree, the authoress, now
nc, srly 50 Years old, lives with her aged
ns 'ther in ruined frame cottage, perched
OF tie very summit Of picturesque mountain
be II BlosInS Springs, Ala
Miss Katherine lyman, the Irish poetess,
wrsose work is familiar TO American readers,
is described blonde, of medium height,
tn an exquisite complexion and abundance
Of golden hair. and small beautiful hands
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
ASTRONOMICAL TlD-B!TS.

Tartest fruits make the frmest jelly.
The corn is acknowledged now by every
body.
Tomatoes act upon the liver. Asperagu,
pu-ges the blood
Flute playing on tie corn ear is best per.
formed in private
The daintiess of all tie Florida fruits Il thl
rose apple or Jambosade.
Old port does not require the care IN d.
cantirs that claret does
Ounce Jelly requires quarter Of 4 pound
less sugar to the pint Of juice than other fruitA
Celery acts as a sedative on the nervous
system, and Is q cure for rheumatism and
neuralgia
The common 6aadeion. used as greens
has direct effect upon the Kidneys, and %
has spinach
The culinary lRggiers can rou employ their
AT 70 transform English sp&rrovs n;o reed
birds On toast
Tee annual statenen: OF the watermelon
industry In Sorth Carolina shows thai the
area planted was S 900 acres
Ambrose is made by Cling deep gias
cisa with ai-eTLate layers Of pineapple,
oranges bananas sEi peaches with plenty Of
Do~drsa mgsr qrhk.sd ORG 0eA-hs~.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
CSIlers' RObbinS.

Ushers in many Of the most prominent
theatres in this city have new and clever
device for victimizing theatre goers If they
hold coupons for particularly desirable seats
the usher on going down the aisle will sub
stitute coupons for inferior chairs, frequently
without the knowledge Of the purchaser. II
people are not already occupying the stolen
seats they are waiting in the lobby, and when
the employee receives his consideration are
promptly satisfied. This practice is spread
ing, but occasionally one Of the forward fei-
lows is caught in the act, turn Of affairs
which does not worry the offenders in the
least. The fees which ushers receive in this
manner and for selling unpurchased seats are
enormous In one Of the smallest houses in
town at which strong attraction was run
ming during the past season one young man
made from $40 to go per night.-New York
Evening Sun
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10

| According to Michigan contemporary,
when certain old lady Of Csdmus, Lena wee
c. ,unty, dresses for state occasion she puts
Oh a calico gown which was built thirty
.ars ago and cost eighteen cents yard"
A woman who jumped into San Francisco
| b ~, on being rescued, maintained complete
| 81 tence for nearly two days, when she gave
| tt rs explanation for going overheard: "Oh,
I anted to go to heaven and that was the
q, ,ickest way"
A melon fell off Wheeling, W Va, truck
al i'd split lengthwise A dirty faced boy i'm
M ediatety sprang from nowhere, lit on one Of
tn - hemispheres, gave his face a header into
its liquid depths, and, presently emerging,
81 iuttered the ecstatic remark: Its sloppy
de ly when don't get aboard"
a novel service was held recently by the
&C aggregation Shearath- Tefilleh. Of Orange.
N Y. 1t was the conservation of a scroll of
t. 10 book Of the law presented to the congre-
q ition. The scroll is written entirely by
b; Ind, in Hebrew, upon parchment, and is
eli ghteen inches in width and over two hun
d. sed feet in length. 1t contains the entire
T entateuch.
DR.. DulIn, who was elected coroner Of
c tristan county, KY, and the only negro
@, fer elected to any Office in Kentucky, lately
hi Is discovered that he is ineligible, and adj
d. 'essed to his constituents a card in which
b, observes: After diagnosing the constitu-
ii on of the state of Kentucky, find that my
pl ognoSis is unfavorable"
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

Just now rings with sunk settings pre-
| dominate
Plain onyx nobs are earrings of simple
but fascinating nature.
Rings with pearls in diamond shaped set
| tings are much in demand.
Hammered gold sleeve buttons with tur-
q1ois clovers are of neat character
Lovers Of the grotesque will favor a silver
circus clown done up as a vinaigrette.
Dull gold diminutive barrels with diamond
hoops, form very attractive scarf pins
A pleasing style of hair pin top is dull
gold bail pierced by bar with opal ends
The unpretentious character of pearl neck
laces constitutes three-fourths Of their charm
knife edge wishbone, set with diamonds
and rubies alternately is charming add
ton to brooches
Conspicuous among gents lockets is rep
resentation in gold of = tree stump, which
opens at the side.
Two interlocked loops of gold, across which
runs row OF diamonds, composes the neat
est of hair pin heads
An exceedingly cunning idea in queen chain
pendants is moonstone infants head under
a bonnet Of gold wire.
a semicirce Of sapphires above an enamel
and diamond forget-me-not Is an attractive
scarf pin Of late issue.
A fancifui,y designed hair pin top is an up
right coil OF rope in gold. with vertical row
of emeralds sunk into it.
4 moonst,ne owl upon a background Of
blue enalne, IN circular gold frame IS
brooch oddly recently seem
White enamel neckties enoompaRed by
diamond scarf ring, are among the quaint
productions IN scarf pin tops.
a dainty conception in lace pins Is q Eli
gree gold star with diamond center. set 10
tween Two cresceuts pointing inward
A gold queen chain pendant that Stimulates
an open book. bound around by Q narrow
ribbon Of rubies, may without fear De styled
unique.-Jeweler's Review.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10

chose my wife as she did her wedding
gown, for qualities that would wear well -
Goldsmith
Farmer O'Brien, of Venango county, Pa,
heard his pigs making great racket and
looked into the pen TO see what was the mat
ter. He discovered five foot black snake.
He gave it blow on the head, and the pigs
then pitched in and assisted him in killing it.
A Kingston horse, it is alleged, has record
OF having gone ninety miles over a country
road in one day. Then it became frightened
ct train OF cars, ran away, smashed the
wagon to kindling wood, and came out Of it
all in a comparatively fresh and healthy con-
dition.
For twenty-eight years Joe McKinsey, of
Silver Creek, Mich, has owned two mares
which were half sisters and were marked
just alike. Last Thursday they were both
killed by the same stroke of lightning, and
after their twenty eight years Of service to-
gether rested in the same grave.
A story comes from White House, N. j., to
the effect that one Well, living there, while
feeding sick COW last November, lost valu-
able gold ring. He thought the animal swal-
lowed it. Last week the cow was slaughtered
and the ring found, none the worse for hav-
ing been in the quadruped's possession for
over eight months.
A cat owned and raised by Mrs DR.. Cum
ming, OF Irwinton, Ca, is one half rabbit.
Its head, front feet and front section Of its
body is like an ordinary house cat, while its
hind part resembles that of a rabbit, its tail
being short and perfect, and when not in mo-
ton will sit in the same position as would
full blooded rabbit Is it admissible to re-
mark right here, Ratsl
A 15-year-old boy named Slavin had an ex-
citing experience in the woods half mile
from the railroad and two miles from Sea-
poose station, says The Portland Oregonian
He was hiding behind fence trying TO stalk
a deer when panther leaped from tree and
came at him. He fired his Winchester at
the animal, and dropping it, took to his heels
He returned with his brothers in an hour and
found the animal dying. 1t measured seven
and half feet.
Pedestrians on Eighth street, Philadelphia,
were amused by the sagacity of dog the
other day. The animal was trotting up street
when suddenly his muzzle fell to the sidewalk
He stopped, looked at it, and after few at
tempts again got his head in the cage But
just as he started on his trot it fell off sec
ond time This was repeated four times
Then the dog, apparently realizing that it
was beyond him TO fasten the muzzle, took it
between bis teeth and ran on, his looks indi-
eating the pride he felt in mastering the diff
Guilty.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.

fvo focSs OF spsrrows at Moundsvale, W
va, engaged IN pitched battle, and when
th ~ hsd finished eight birds lay dead upon
th,s ground
Henry Merritt, Of Franklin county. Ne,
was peering into a stone wall for a wood
chuck The animal saw him first, and bit Oh
tbs, end of his nose
Stony Run Pa, COW has recently died
from over tradulgiag Itself in lot Of pastry.
bakers wagon was upset in 8 stream and
the COW ate several pies which foated down
There Is man IN Schenevus " Y, get
ting rich from dog Tie owns a canine
which he has sold several times, but i. always
returns home. no matter how far i; is carried
Amongst the nsckerel caught OF the coast
OF ireland was one which Contained q larce
live toad. which. on being taken ou,, hopoed
about on deck, and seemed quito ~ hozas.
0lAk
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
The Pig In q TIGHT Place.

In his early days, John Gilbert played for
several seasons in New OrlearA Some OF his
journeys there were made on fatboats down
the Mississippi. ION one occasion" he told
me, 1--WE got stuck in the mud-not an I'M
usual occurrence-hard by small town. All
the company was on board and the manager
thought we might make little money by
giving performance He found barn
raised on posts about foot above the muddy
lowlands, and there we played, parting of
one end with sheets and curtains for the
stage In the middle of the performance
most unearthly cries rose from right under
our feet. We tried to continue, but the cries
drowned our voices. Then some of the audi
ence sailed out to see what was the matter
They found pig had got wedged in under
the floor. 1t was half an hour before the
brute could be hauled out. l am told that
town has now two fine opera houses. New
York Tribune.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
St Lorls ana Kansas city Che.p.

The Missouri Pacific railway the St.
Louis short line, will sell round trip tickets
to ST. Louis and return for $3.50 These
tickets viii be sold September 2, 5. 8. II.
Ii, 10, q, 26 and So October 5, IA and H.
On October TO IL inclusive the round trip
fare will only be s13.35, Cheap rates 10
Kansas City September 10 and IA, S.. 20 for
the round trip The Missouri Pacific Is
the shortest line to st. Louis by forty
Gig bit miles, and makes the quickest time
by over two hours. Leaving here at 1915
p. m. you arrive at St. Louis next morning
at $40 without change of cars. For infor-
ma ton or tickets call at city ticket Office,
l37 North Main streets. or depot Office, cor
mel: Second and Wichita streets.
4. f. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
"a 1877 North Main street.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
RECORD BOOK

County Superintendent Penoe's class
ifacation register is the most COM
plete thing of the kind ever published
John Mcdonald. editor OF the Western
School Journal, writes: II examined
Superintendent Fences Justification Reg
lister, ana was much pleased with it A
number Of superintendents pronounce 1t
superior 70 any other now before the p%o-
pie, and they are OF the opinion that the
Register should be placed IN our county
schools There Is no reason why Kansas
money should be going TO distant cities
when we have better article in our own
state. Address z P. MURDOCH.
Manager EAGLE
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
Autumn EXCURSIONS Via. the ssnta Fe Ronte

Wichita to ST. Louis account Exposition
dates Of sale Septe mber 2 5, Q, l., 10, 10, %
26 and 80 October 3, II and Il, going
Each sale limited days at one and one
third fare for round trip.
Wichita to St. Louis account of Fair
dates of sale October 9Th TO 18th, limited
to return October 18th at one fare for round
trip
Wichita to Kansas City. dates Of sale
SeDtember 18th and 18th, limited for return
Septemb Der 10th, one and one-third fare for
round trip. For further information call
or address w. ID. Murdoch, ~ Mort Mar
street Union depot, near OAK street and
Douglas avenue station.
". d. MURDOCH.
10 Pass. and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
"JNpISPENSARJ,F'

Ashby Turner, Esq, parish superintend
ent Of schools. -. Bernard, La. write.
under date OF July l6, 1859:
r p Murdoch.
Dear Sir: Allow me to assure you that
tie Superintendent Record OF VISITS i
thoroughly appreciated and indispensable
In The performance OF nv duties. Yours
truly. AssBY TURNER
Parish superintendent Of schools, 1t. Ber-
Iard, La
The above is IL regard 70 the County
superintendent Record OF School Visits,
by d. s Pence, published and for sale by
the WICHITA EAGLE, Wichita, Kan.
GsS dtSw II
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
A Young Lady.

She was pretty young lady, very charm
ingly dressed and personally particularly
attractive She was out at the park the other
day and she got on a crowded car She had
a seat and several men were standing up.
There came On to the car an old lady very
poorly dressed she looked frail and seemed
tired. She looked around. Several very
elegant dudes we're seated around, but no.
body made any movement to give up his
place. Seeing this, the young lady of whom
spoke got up and gave the old lady her seat
and stood up beside dude decked in the very
latest fashion plate style. who took calm
look at her and-kept his seat. Then man
sitting beyond him in the open car, who had
just noticed Der, got up, walked over the
dudes knees and invited the young lady to
take his seat. About all the dude expressed
was an annoyance at being disturbed This
Is not very much of a story, it is not a very
dramatic situation, but it somehow means a
great deal.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Wichita eagle., 1889-10-10
listen Now-Harvest Excursions

The Missouri Pacific Railway again
comes before the public with LOW RATES
a series of Harvest Excursions" These
rates are available on the following dates
only: August and CO. September 10 and
"a, and October 8, 1889. This is rare op-
portunlty offered to such who have only
limited time for vacation to visit the
mountains and other places of interest in
Colorado and Utah. Tickets are good
thi rty days from date of sale, allowing
sto power privilege at pleasure For fur
thtr information call at city ticket Office,
13' North Main street, or at depot, corner
Second and Wichita.
E. E. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
SIS tt 137 n. Main, Wichita, Kan.