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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-10-09
Countsrfsiters in the Box.

BrknIssHAx, Ala, Oct. 3-A sen
sstion was created in Chambers
county several days ago. by the ar
rest of the Rev. H N. Duran, /,
Methodist minister. charged with
passing counterfeit money. He was
lodged in Jail and ms trial oame of
yesterday. He admitted that he
had passed the spuriou. money. but
proved that he got it out of the con-
tribution box There were eight
silver dollars n the box and seven of
them were eountsrfsits- He said
that God and the sinners who pass,
sd the coins were the only ones who
knew The case WAS dismissed on
account Of the oficers' inability to
get absent Witnesses
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Rich field Notes.

i;iss Lula Graybiil visited friend.
in Middlcburg last week
Messrs- J. G. Shelly and w. n.
Basom our photographers went to
Center county on = business trip.
We wish them success.
Mrs. Annie WInsy from Elkhart,
Indiada. is visiting her parents, VIM.
Wincy's Of this place
Mr.. j. D. Yerger has returned
from Muncy where he has been at.
tending school. He j. teaching the
Quaker Run school.
hr. j. Il. Mills, who was empI,y-
cd In Selinsgrove printing office
was ut home over last Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Weimer one of our
Junista teachers has got across the
line into Snyder county, and is teach.
ing tho Cherry Hill School about 2
miles from Richfeld. Her school
opened on Monday a week.
DIR. ]. II. Wallis, who was the
guest Of DIG. Shellenborger, return.
sd TO his home In Philadelphis.
The Sunday school of tE.is place
gave An entertainment II was de-
cided success. The exercises eon-
sisted Of recitstions, readings. and
singing of the Sunday School scholars
and also OF addresses from some of
the senior membsrs of the school
a collection was taken up to help pay
me organ which they have Iately
bought
A picnic WIS held II Metier.ino<
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Heart Aim ont.

The Bloomfield Advocate Of last
week SAYS: Mr.. John Garmsn of
Spring townrhip for sometime past.
had been troubled with heart disease
and . few weeks ago went to Harris
burg for treatment His case WAS
under the care of the hospital ply
sictans, who concurred with . Bloom
field doctors diagnosis, and called
the disease aneurism- Mr.. Garman
died IN Harrisburg on the 20th ult =,
and an autopsy WAS held The heart
was found to be as large IS that Of a
beef and the ribs or the left side Of
the man had been worn away by the
violent beating against thom bv the
heart, 4 wife and largo family OF
small children survive him.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKE T

SrvEsTT million dollars of Amer
can gold has been absorbed by Eu
roPs the past year. 1t Is believed
that the Paris exposition caused tn,
greater part Of the drain.
Tzr elections held in the new
States-the two Dsko.s,, Washing
ton and Montana, on Tuesday. Oct
lisa. resulted in the two Dakotas anG
Washington going Republican. Mon
tsna voted Democratic.
The Delegates from Mexico, Cen
tr.l America and South Americs are
now making a tour OF the United
States by railroad. In November
they will meet in Convention with
delegates from the United States Al
Washington 1t will be tho most i'm
portant international convention tha.
has bean held in the 19th oentury.
Th. work Of the Convention will AZ.
feet future generations.
TEr civil service rstormers are cir
eulsting the speech that Mr.. Curtis
OF New York recently delivered on
ths subject Of Civil Service Reform
Mr. Curtis does his best to impress
the readers Of his speech with be-
lief in non-Psrtisian Office holding.
Tn. country BY = large majority
.greo with Mr.. Curtis in tho sdvo-
e.oy OtPlae;ng only capable and hon
est men IN offios continually, but that
is one thing and keepiRgs man in
Office life tins TO the exclusion of
other men equally as capable is
quito another thing Run the
the theory Of Mr.. Curtis to it's nat.
ural conclusion .nd it stops only in
dynasty rule.
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They are negotiating contracts for
not less than four furnaces, rolling
mills and steel works, to cost s., ,ooo,-
goo they have contracts for opening
coal mines involving . cost Of $780,
600, . $500, 900 tannery. $3.50, 900
hotel and sanitarium, and several
smaller business hotels seven saw.
mills in full operation to supply lum-
Der for building purposes in the
town, four brick yards with over $780,
900 invested, machine shops. planning
mills and 8 number Of other enter
Prises representing q capital of about
$1,000. 900 or an aggregate ef ST.
100000 cash. Middlssborough is
destined TO be one Of the great iron
iron and steel centers Of the world,
and its growth promises to surpass
anything yet seen in the South.
Not only can Middlesborough make
iron Mt the lowest possible cost, hay.
ing abundance of high grade ores and
the best cokinS coal fully equalling
Conncusville IN immediate proximity,
but it also has Bssssmer ores from
which to make Besssmer steel 1t Is
the heart Of the finest hard wJod
country In North America snd has Q
climate which for healthfslnsss can.
not be surpassed Thers is to be q
great celebration Of the opening Of
the town on October 1Ith to 18th, II
which the Governors of = number of
Southern States and many other dis
tinguished public men will take part.
Thousands Of visitors are expect
ed. including leading capitalists
and business men from all over the
country, drawn there by . great sale
Of town lots, which is to take place
ut that time. Middlesborough is the
terminus Of the Knoxville Il Cum
bsrland Gap Railroad, and Of one
Branch Of the Louisville 4 Nashville,
which will build extensive shops
there. while half 9 dozen other roads
are soon to build to the future gres.
city Of the South. Not only are the
remarkable advantages of the place
and it's great future attracting the
attention Of the press Of the whole
but the loading financial
and industrial journals are giving
more attention to this town than
they have ever given to any sntsr-
prise Of that chararter In this coun-
try. and the indications now point to
; rapidity of growth that will aston
sh those who have watched the
progress Of Florence. An
niston, Birmingham. and other cen
,srs Of activity in the South.
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TO.Night and TO-o
Night.

And each day ana night during this
week VOC can get At all druggists Ksnp's
B.lssn for the throat and lungs, sckaowl-
edged to be the most saccsssful remedy
ever sold for the cuis OF Coughr, Group
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma and
Consumption. Ger . bottle ts-day and
keepit alvsysin the house, so you ssu
check your cold At once. Price so cent.
and 81 Sample bottles free.
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Mddlesborough. Ky.
a sksIr NpUsTnTAL CITY Brrxs BUILT n
TEE LrADpo rRor AND srrxr
MAKERS N ySsIApp.

TIE LrADno IRop AND srKxr
MAKERS N ESsIAsD.
On. Of the most remarkable iadus-
trial enterprises of this day Of great
schemes IL Is the town OF Middlus-
borough, ky, which English capital.
ists are spending over SIC, ,0OO, 900 to
dovsloPe. Referring to this q late
issue Of the Manufacturer R,cord
Of Baltimore says English iron and
steel makers are preparing for a work
which Is destined to have an almost
lnealeulabls influence upon the fu.
ture Of the South and upon the
country at large. Several years age
. number Of the foremost iron and
steel makers Of Great Britain rep,
resenting millions of dollars of capi
tai, had their attention called to the
wonderful combination of minsrs
weslth-eoiing coal, high grade iror
ores OF many kinds Including Besss
mer ores-and other advantages O.
the country around Cumberland Gap
. Tenn. dividing point in tn. noun
taln range separating Virgins, Ken
tueky, Tennessee. They purchased
thousands of acres of land. Tbe,
commenced the cutting Of $500
foot tunnel through the mountains
to open . way of communication 70,
several railroads they commenced
building railroads, prepared to Ia,
out q town Thes. things they har.
been doing so quietly that but few
know Of this great snterpri.e-prob
ably the most extensive industrial
undertaking Of its character ever or
ssnized. They have already spen,
100000. in their work at Cum.
bsrisnd Gap and at MiddIesborsugh,
-hr-h is the rsre Of . new town
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woYd near Richfeld. This picnic
WAS put off until SO late on account
of raining weather. Notwithstand-
ing the cool weather it was larsly At
tended. Prof Daniel Boyer and A.
NJ Wonderer from Freeburg and II
Stetlsr and ]. A. Snyder from Mid
dleburg we're the judges.
A. AnucA.
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mountains brought us To the re.i-
dsnce of the Suggs- 1t was, like
that Of Simpsons and every other
habitation saw in tha. locality, .
log structure, bus unlike Simpsons,
it had two rooms instead Of one. In
the yard and under the trees there
were about . dozen horses and mules,
two coons and about ten or twenty
sheep and . number Of hounds
There were eight mon and seven
women. all clad IN coarse, homespun
linen. Such women as wore any
hesddrsss at all wore long poke or
sun -bonnets- One or two of the wo-
men were fairly good looking, but
the rest Of them, like the men were
coarse. raw -boned and anything but
handsome.
We had not arrived . moment to
soon to hear the preliminariss Of the
business for which the appointment
had been made. Bill Suggs, the
proprietor Of the house. was the first
to broach th. subject, which he did
in the following language
I'VE uns hev met here to swap An
trade. l hev been tryin' to swap
vimmen with Jake Long here for
some time. l hev got nv woman
here an 30 hez Jake, an I'm ready
to trade. What dye say Jake -
Jake. . big, g,uky young follow
said There's my gal Bill, pointing
to . ra--boned dark eyed woman of
forty-hve- She can dig more seng.
chop more wood an ken beat any
him shootin' on the creek I'll take
yea wnman an yer mare to boot"
6ugxs had led his wifs-or woman
up to that Of Long. The women
seemed to be almos, utterly indiff.r-
snt or if they did object they spoke
no word or made no sign
That's morn I'll give Long that
woman" pointing to his wife, 'is .
good cook and can hoe as much corn
ss any woman in in the raborhood,
an shes yAi'bls. I'll trade even up
and no boot"
There WAS considerable talk and a
dozen propositions, which finally
ended in Suggs swapping for Longs
WOMAN and giving a red COW with
one horn and two sheep as . prem
ium or boot.
This settled two others, a middle
aged, rsd whisksrsd fellow, with .
rather good looking woman for .
wife, traded with = younger man for
. woman who WAS old enough to be
his mother, but looked ss though
she could perform almost any man
ual labor. Tho young man turned
over his property and took charge
Of the QUE he hsd bartered for. He
seemed somewhat pleased by his
bargain, ahd his new purpose GER
tainly did not ssem to have been sor-
~ for the exchange. The name Of
tho young fellow is Blodgett. There
were six bargains or trades success
fully closed during the day, ono of
which WAS between an old fellow Of
sixty or more and . much younger
man. in which they had merely s1-
changed for the woman the other
man had in his possession at a former
time They both seemed pleased to
get their women back. There wa,
no boot or premium in the trade
Chicago Times.
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Interested People.

Ad''riisine pa ert medicine In ib. Pc
ruliAr ~sy in which the proprieisr Of
K-np's Bals.n tor Coughs and C.Ids does
10 ind.et -ort-rfui lie authorize. all
d'usgis's 30 rivs t.o-. -hD call for it .
sample bottle Free, that issy may try I; be
fore purchasing. Ito large bottle. ere sOe
and 500 Useer.iniy would sd-,.. /.
trial IL may s.'s ycU iron. eoussmpIiss
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-10-09

/ also hereby make known and give no.
tice, =. that The inspectors and judges shall
meet At the respective places appointed 10.
holding the election in the district a. which
they respectively belong. before 4 O'Clock
in the morning OF Tuesday, Nov. 1879.
and each Aaid inspector shall appoint one
clerk, who shall be = qualified voter of such
district
"a In case the person Who shall have re-
ceiTed The second highest number of votes
for Inspector shall not attend on the day Of
any rl-ctIon, then the person who shall have
rrcriy-d the second highest number of votes
for Judge n the next preceding election
shall ACT Is inspector in his place. Aud in
| case the person who shall have received ,h.
highest number of votes shall not attend .
the person elected judge shall appoint an
| inspector in his place; and in case the per-
| son elected Judge shall not attend, then the
Inspector who received the highest numbxr
Of votes shall appoint judge in his place !;
and If any VACANCY shall continue in the
| board tor the SPACE Of one hour after the
tune fixed by 'a~ for the opening of the cleo
| ton, the qualified voters OF the township
| ward or district for which such officer ,hsll
have been elected, present at the place Of
election, shall elect one Of their number to
| nil such vac.ncv.
SPECIAL ArTIIrIoI
i is hereby directed TO the Sth Article of the
New Constitution.
SEcIIos !. Every male citizen twentv-one
years of age, possessing the following qu.I-
| itcAtions, shall be entitled to vote At all
elections:
Frst-H- shall have been citizen Of th.
United States al least one month.
Second-He shall have resided in the State
one year, (or if having previously becn a
qualified eiector or native born citizen Of
State, he shall have renewed therefrpn and
returned, then six months.) Immediately
preceding the election.
IhT6-He shall have resided IN tho rl,.,.-
! fion district where h.. sh.li .,1-- - III. -
| least Two months in,m-dist-l, IT, ,si:ba. SO.
election.
Fesrth-If TWENTY-FIVE vcar> -. o..
upwards, he shall have paId within ,.v.. ,...,s
q State or county tax. ~hIch STA. h,x,.
been assessed al least two month. and usid
II l'asi one month before the election.
ai-o hereby Eiake known aud give no.
iice, thai s-rv-Fy person excepting Justices
of the Peace, Who shall hold any Office
or appointment of Office or trust under
the United States, or tins State, or npy
city o. Incorporated district, whether !.
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LEGdL.
IGop sAvE THE eohHoSwEALrH.
PROCLAMATION.
Lee AZ.

WHEREAS, by an act OF General As
sembly of the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylN .nia, entitled - An act relating TO Elec-
tions OF this Commonwealth" passed the
2nd day OF july, 1899. and its supple
ments, il is the duty of the Sheriff of every
county within this Commonwealth to give
public notice and TO enumerate
The Oftcers TO be Elected;
Designate the Places at which the Elec.
ton is to be held and
Give notice that certain persons holding
other Offices OF profit trust are incapable
of holding OF exercising, at the s.ine time,
the Office or appointment of judge OF cleo
tion, inspector, or clerk of zny election OF
this Commonwealth therefore,
/, FRANKLIN ~ NOBLE High Sheriff
OF the county Of Juniata,s do hereby make
known and give this public notice to the .lcc-
tors of the county of JuniatA that on
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SECTION T. find BE- # further enacted, That
if, by or under the authority of the Con-
sritution or laws of any State, or the law
of any Territory, any act is or shall
be required 10 be done as q prerequisite
or qualification tor voting, and by such
Constitution or law persons or officers are or
shall be charged with tho performance of
duties in furnishing TO citizens an opportu
nifty to perform such prerequisite to become
qualified to vote. it shall be- the dutv of
every person and officer to give all citizens
Of the United States the same and eaual
opportunity TO perform such prerequisite
ard TO become qualified TO vote without dis
tinction oI race, color or previous condi-
tiou of servitude, and if any such person or
officer shall refuse or knowingly omit to give
full effect to this section, he shall, for every
such offence, forfeit and pay the sum of fvo
hundred dollars to the person aggriored
thereby, to be recovered by an action on
the case, with full costs and such allowance
tor counsel fees as the court shall deem Just,
and shall also for every such offence be
deemed guilty of . misdemeanor, and shall,
on conviction thereof, be fined not less than
i've hundred dollars or be imprisoned not
ess than one month nor NOR, than one year,
OF both, at the discretion of the court
Given under my hand Al nv Office in Niffiin-
town, this fourth day of October, in the
= y=.r OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty -pin-, aud of the Ind epen-
dence OF the United States, the one hum
dred and thirtesnth.
FRANKLIN y. NOBLE, Sheriff.
81 n r Hfic-, N ifilint"~n,)
October An, ssy- At
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Shoes and Boots.

Our Boot and Shoe De-
partment is full in its assort-
ment, and you certainly can be
suited in fit, quality and price.
Whatever improvements have
been added by the manufacture.
We have them all. We can
supply you with foot wear for
any in or out door service. Our
grocery Department never lags.
We have on hand a full line o.
Fresh, Plain and Fancy
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also hereby make known and rive no.
tice, that the places for holding the sfore-
said General Election in the several bor-
oUghs and townships within the county of
Jun:.ta, are as follows, TO wit
The ireeInen oi the borough Of Mifiintown
are 10 hold their election in the southeast
room Of the Court Hoase, known .s tae
Sherin's Office, in said borough.
The freemen OF the TOW nshIp OF Fermzn-
agh are to hold their election in the north
east room Of the Court House, known as the
Treasurer's office, in aiffiintowa borough.
The freemen OF the township of Walker
are to hold their election At the School
House in Mexico, in said township.
The frecmen of the township of Dclaw arc
sr- TO hold their election at Smiths School
House, in said township.
The ireemen of the borough Of Thomp-
sontown are TO hold their election at the
School HOise in said borough.
The irremen of the township OF Green
wood are TO hold their election at the Pub
lie House of Adam !Aruold, lnIsaid township.
The frcernen OF the township OF Monroe
are To hold their election at the School
House in kichheld, in said IoSnship.
The fr-cmen Of the township oi Susque-
hanna are to hold their ciesIion ~ Fry-
mOycr's Hotel, IN sad ;swnsbiP.
The frcemen of the township 81 Fay-tt.
TO hold their eI-cti"n a ti,. >,i..,.,i
House in AcAlist-ryillc. in sasi to~ .-iilp
The ireernan OF the borough Patterson
are TO hold their election al the School
House in said borough.
The freeinen of the borough of Port Roysl
, are TO hold their election at the School
House in said borough.
The frecmen of the township of Milford
arc to hold their election al Locust Grove
! School House, ia said township.
The frrrmcn OF the TOW nship of Spruce
Hill are to bold their election at : pruce Hill
School House, in said township.
The freemen of the township of Turbeii
are TO hold their election at the Church Hill
School House, in SAID township
The frcenen OF the township of B-ale .ru
to hold their election ~ the School House
a. Academia, in SAID township
The fr-emen Of the township OF Tuscsrora,
except that portion of il lying north-w-st-
ward of the summit of the . hade mountain,
are TO hold their election zt the School
House near McCuiIoch's Mills, in said town
. ship.
The freemen OF the township OF LACK, sx-
cept that portion OF it lying north-west~ ard
of the summit OF the Shade mountain, are 10
hold ih.ir election at the Lack School House,
, in said township
The frermcn of much of the townships
OF Lack and TuscsrorA lie northwest OF
the summit OF the Shade mountain are 10
hold their electiun al Lauver's school House
/ in said dIstrict-
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~ The election is to be opened at
Z O'Clock in the forenoon, and shall
Continue Without intermi,sion or adjourn
ment- and j. not TO be closed beiore =
O'Clock in the eNening.
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Ne,r Firm.
DROP IN.

We have now filled our
shelves with SPRING AND SUMNER
Goods of all kinds. Our Gus
toners have appreciated our
efforts to give them goods to
suit their purposes, and We
believe that we are better pre-
pared than ever to merit their
confidence. We invite YOU to
come and see and be satisfied
In our dress goods department
We have almost everything.
Don't be backward, call for
what you want.
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sOMETHlNGH NEW under the sun
~hlch hinE Solomon never heard of-a
CLOTHES LINE that req uir-s No Crs-...
Pima Every houss-keepsr. laundress snd
sfors-bseper wants it. Sample ssnt by
mall q Feet for 25cts-. IL feet for 6pet..
Fnsf Clsss AEkTS WANTED for M,,
Cean!y- Addr>ss NORTON K BOND &
CO. Manufacturers Agents, Philadslphis
fa-, (Lock Box s38)
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S-M a n T f D.!

- n y = . II Z n.
10 canvass Tor the sale OF Nursery Stock.
a fuil line OF leading specia Iiti.s. S.I.rv
and expenses paid to succ.ssful ,n., No
eHper'enss necessary. Write for terms,
stating age. Mention this p.p.r.l
C. l.. R0othby.
Nnr'srvm'" E~'t Park, Rochester, n. 7.
Sept 4th, 1883, sn.
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TaesAay. November 5. 1853,

(it being the frat Tuesday after the first
Monday of said month"; q General Electio "A
will be held in the several Election Districts
established by Law in said county, at whic n
time they will vote b- ballot for the several
officers hereinafter named, 10 wit:
ONE PERsON for III, oiics Of TREAS
URER Of the Commonwealth of Pssasyl J.
ysnia-
ONE PERSON for the Office Of SUR.
yEYoR of ths County of Jusi.t.-
ONE fERSoS tor the ONCE Of COROE-
ER Of TIC C.unty OF yuniaia.