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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

czIcAoo. July 3 Mu Ella Anderson of
Des Moncs Ia broke her neck Thursday
night by falling downstairs She lad been
for several DAYS vic eng az the residence of
Wiifem Ciearer. 500 venom avenue. hav-
ing con8 - Chicsao 20 attend 2 wedding
last Tuee.isr evening
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

TofeSro Ont. July g. Private advfces
frou Manitoba and TIE Northwesf say that
The vbeat crop has ben perrisnenty tn
i.red tv fha dry wssther Hot more tnan
Gre haf of two tlirds the average Tiei1 10
enacted
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
Heavy Robbery in Berlin.

BEfLIs. July 5-A boarding house in
Frederichs- Strasse was robbed "Wednesday
night of money and jewels TO the amount
of 5000 marks The widow OF an exit
tornev General OF the United States is the
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

CfvuNNhrI. JUly 1.-Two colored men.
William Best and Peter White. " nile shoot.
ing craps in tie West Eno Thursday after
noon. aasrreled over the game. hereupou
Best shot and moTtallT 9unded White and
taen laa 70 EenLan.-E. e.caring arrest
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

AP1a June -. via London, July 3 The
German gun-hOaf Woli has been dispatched
70 the Marshall islands 90 bring back King
Malet9a whom the Germans carried OF
from hara 2 rrL.o.-er two v-ar. 40.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

EowE. Julv the Pops has ssut cory
~ bis recent alioc9tiou 70 eaea of TIE
Id ere asking whether or MOI they gClla
interest tLeIase ives in hls position His de-
c.scn - 80 his future action Gersends upon
the nat1rs Il tie replies received
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
southern Teaoh.rs Going Abroad.

NEw loEg. July D. "A party OF l25 teach
ers of tie North Carolina Teachers Asso-
citation have chartered the steamer state oi
Nevada for trip TO Europe. The stesrnos
sails on Saturday. The party viii visn
Glasgow. Belfast. Edinburgh and Paris ano
return on August %
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

DErEofT. Mich yuiy 5.-Citizens - q
mss meet NJ Taarslav appointed com
zlftbee. uith Mayer PridEeoa a. chairman
g. attend Size azaaal encasuprsent q the @.
IL &C afil rraukee for tie purposs 81 Sc
curing next years epcagnpmeat
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

LExiNGToS. Ky. July The Repubiican
State convention Thursday was largely at
tended and enthusiastic David q. COhon.
of Bell County. was nominated for State
Treasurer. Although but q years old ne u
a member OF the Legislature and has been
IL public life seven years
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

Tor1ssTIEE Er J4iv E-At CsrrfeIls-
vile Er.. Thursday u r = Hoariesn
vas sentenced - TIE praltsatisrr f1r life
fcr rhs uurder ei ore Hays. bl. brother in
~
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
Visit The Corner Of Ottawa and Louis Streets,

NilerG every known convenience for fur
nlSiltng a house comfortably is tO be found
In the most attractive form. and when the
vacation season il over and the autumn
leaves lie thick upon the ground. ask your
neigh Dor who spent his money in railroad
fare and at summer hotels, i'm to your beauti-
ful home, and show him how
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

DEs MONIES IA July There was no
celebration OF Independence day in this
city, but business was suspended and
everybody was abroad The chief attrac-
tions were the new Geological garden and
a bicycle tournament at Athletic Park
Over ~. 90 people attended the celebra-
tion at Cedar Rapids. The usual military
display. horse and foot races, balloon as
cension and parade were features. The
trades display was three miles long and
represented over 80 firms The speakers
were Hon frank Zdrubck and Hon Carter
Harrison, OF Chicago. A lavish uTTotech-
nicai display concluded the oelebGation-
KNIGHTS OF PY1fuAs AT LEBANON. IND -.
LE8ANoS. Ind. July THE First Eegi-
ment uniformed rank Knights OF Iytnias
held its annual encampment at the fair
grounds here Thursday The divisions
present We're: Indianapolis No. >,
Many No IS, Olive Branch No. -.
and Excelsior so -, OF Indianapolis,
Crawfordsyiile N. -. and Ivauhoe No. ~
of Lebanon. The programme consisted OF
regimental and battalion drills, dress
parade and review. The exercises closed
by a grand display oI fireworks aud ball at
ufvhL
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
S. s. cox AT HURON. d. 7.

HuRoS. d. T., July 5.-This city was
magnihcently decorated Thursday and an
immense crowd witnessed procession two
miles long The guest and orator Of the
dav was zion. s \ Cox. Of New York, who
addressed "a audience OF l0,oo0 people
Governor Meuetts ana Judge Moody also
spoke
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
ILLINOIS


CHICAGO July 5.-The Fourth was cele
brated in the ordinary way. notable OBJ
servance WAS the parade of the Eight Hour
League and its picnic at Cheltenham beach.
Tho United Order OF Deputies gathered mt
Thompson's grove, on the Little Calumet
river. The Union Veteran Leagues celc-
bration at Island Park, on the kankakee
river, was grand success The neWsboys
were given "a dinner AZ st Pauls Home.
Thousands attended the circus, bail games
and races All the city parks were crowded.
At might there Were many public and
private displays OF fireworks OF an
elaborate character. The record OF
accidents forms long list many vi them
serious and some may prove fatal Twcn-
ty-cight fires were recorded between mid
night Wednesday and o'clock Thursday
evening. The losses, however were slight
Dispatches have been received announc-
ing the observance of the day at Braid
wood Galena, Bloomington. Galesburg,
Joliet, Windsor, Paxton, Benton, and in
fact nearly every city and town IL the
State
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06

NFtIflE .U|T p
CtTTrE-MsrKet fssrig het'rs Or iaeel snf
So aEsng aecaant oagtBfiore rsnged ~ = -
q 50 tor Foos - shoies st'ptins Steers. e. g
es# far coufrsor - fnod &c = saEs >
lsr Rotcnsrs ~seers. g. taa2 p fof EssaRerst
9 res e. for Ttga.s e. Tses - for Fees.-r.
e s97 fa- Co.'S sns e ssE2 = fos fsssf .s,s
80 Sfoek ans Futs
8ssss- aarsst rurksrsfely 2es 80 ens sarv.
trces 81 ow+ ssies rafref - . 80
80 fo- rtt - 7sa<ss ~ rrarf vse1ssr.
tfGetss a. for rnxed. azf fi2saz-4 fos ks1zs
cksk.ax as sA1gsAEx SSg
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
A Notable Celebration :. Wood
STOCK, Conn
IgE PRESIDENT sMES 1 SPEECH.
ota@F Distl2s sisasa s5sn Ealk Erls . -
S-ssF 41ae~s IA ALlaSls 4A4 Is~A-IA.
is4rah "A Esxl44a. S.@la
49, fr4AeS-


NcobarCcK. Coau. jay 5-Dssai1e =
eEA~@-i1sx ralu -1s eroad al Boseltnd F..fk
tAzfso-y aAs t-ly IS large -na sntha-
sl2stie s. 4 a1y presioas celebration
NsASEss@LA24 A-zseli rapps1 ths ooA4-
lsenF 70 ot4sE II ~ q clock an1 nominated
eoser2or b2lzley fer chairllan II tas
Gay. I1e Governor ~ a Lrlsf speech &C.
eeRtea lhs honor 4ad oppressed AIS fl4ss.zllge
&c s-leiaily welcoming and Fres1utin< TO
the aUeisLce President Harrison Heartv
=. pis1se aa4 ringing eheefs greeted lhe
tre4idsar a. he ar9se. Among ogAer laiugs
TIE President said:
"i 4fn sste l9oz .ut3 fne faces this nora AZ
OF = body ~ gllizeE eEs Ellsd xlth 1oaest prlde u
t4e stcEg ~ ther eoualFy, @aa fuli 81 oas
purpose 10 maintain those Institutions from
81 falnt " eorfuptloa or decay. We st@ld
ta--ay IS &a.leu exeEVt from al fears
81 fsrelsa 4ert. II Is Eot il tie power
cf AAy people upon earth much 10 harm Us,
except or oEu people. We Go not say tbs in
A4g spirit CT ta4stfliness. bgl rather IA oue 81
tA3aAiulness fsr th4t Divine providence which
has given us such l0c41loa and assignment
Fnoaz ne aatl0ns % The earth that 40 pep
pic q great power touch us Cn A1y siGs.
Al tae more exempt flom thoughts OF f0s-
cisn assault, ought cur Thoughts turn 10 Iaa-
gers wAfea are iDteFHai and from which alone
VIC car have serious harm All the more should
every thoughtful citizen consider how he may
promote tie public veal, hos he may hC.4 uD
our Institutions IA honor among ourselves, Sc
curing aad promoting both in State aud Ma
t.Ouzl legislation those measures which have
best promoted. not individuals, not tie special,
Lut the general good o. al tho people"
Senator Hawley was next introduced and
spoke briefly ia advocacy OF worthy eel
ebr4tion OK tho fourth or July He said
a Nation which has no sacred days, no ira
ditions, no bit OF cloth 10 wave aud shout
Tor. IS mighty poor; bat a Nation
which las such days and traditions
and such a flag, and does not i'm
prove them, is worse stil and deserves to
die It was the boys Who were taught TO
celebrate the Fourth OF July that saved the
Union Congressman Thomas i. Reed. OF
Maine, was the next speaker introduced
When Mr. Reed had finished Governor
Bulkley introduced Secretaries Noble and
Tracy. Neither was down on the pro-
gramme, but each made a few remarks
marks in a patriotic strain. The first
speaker OF the afternoon Was President
Gates, Of Rutgers College, whose subject was
Liberty Through Allegiance TO Law"
VIII Carleton then read his poem,
"Rhymes to the Day" and Senator Hiscock
got through part OF his address on Amer
lean Political Pessimisia. But the rain
soon began To fall more heavily than ever.
and Mr. Bowen announced that the rest OF
the programme, consisting OF the DoxOlOgy
and the benediction. would be carried out
ut his residence.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
TIE MARKETS.


NFw Y0EE. Juiv =
TLouR-H Market liahi and qu.et spring -
eats. - 7,s55.5s. bakers. a. e993so, str@pAts.
q sola5l
WHEAr-R1ed quiet and easier July siif
9s5sc. August 's3s07si4c aBd Deoemeef. sps
gTaac
CoRS--cuie; and steady No. 2 81 zSs sci
40. yellow. Ifaaasbc: No. =. ss44 a
;sac. Ne. yellow. g5.4c, August. gts111 aci
scptem 1el, - A4f6c. October, &c. Nay. Ga2
27se-
oArs-ca.ot and easy. 10 cash. zsgc.
july sszc. tngpst 2za922@e: sertember,
224az2Hc. Nay 5Ko sample lots OF track
and free on board IN far request nnd ftssoy
10. Q zz1eee. Nn. WASTE. - s8zSc. 30.
q azsisc. aso. 3 white zi10zs'so
RYK-stes1y and ooiet No : cssh Ia Ftora
Sc. Jelly $3.50. september. s34c. anc 90
tcfsr. 4stse BID
RspfFY- naa and norn rsl in the absence -
trsnssrfions. So. fof september delivery s8s
IA and Glr asEed. ssmpies range 81 2sd59c.
necer1lrg 10 Qgal.fF.
Mtss PoHK-Rafbsr act ys and prices lover
Prces ralgs1 IS 81 491 u 70 'of cash siiff
01Lss fgr JalT- 81 s13fause for august
sn5 sli.s2 s11f.79 fof September.
LbHf-Rsthsr active and priess lover
ca5tstlors ranged ~ G. n as s2s for cashs
- sgfa g sess for gniri 81 s816.z az fof August
snc = lsat.sz1 fcI september.
EEw YoRK gs1ys
wHEtr-F -Fafly scifvs No Per gsls g
e7e AaEaet Sax So segtsnn tsr "a
81 ste. OeEsHer - e-1sc. mbsf. sEa
Hs MaF 30 0a2s.
C0er-feaisl - hgher Krsc Western.
ti1fe5sc
OsTs-uBla weak western 27H78e.
rfzioss- Beef lasef fs fPlste. = so8
e. F-f-a Msrs g. p Pork easy nat cun; /;
Mess fl3 a1f8z1 EFtra Prsnne. e. 5J1f -
Lard lrH easv. gtearl- -ren 8era6. ST.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-06
A Little Good Judgment on Your Pat

Enabled YOU to show IuNurics which ne can
not afford. lie will think you fell heir tO
some vast estate, while the facts are that
You know
How to Spend Your Vacation.
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BoYs TRICKS.

hon. John N. Greer state ipsnec-
tor OF Soldiers Orphan Schools las Issu-
ed his report OF the investigation Of the
AcAlistervine Soldiers Orphan school.
which contains report Of DR.. W II. Hoops.
DR.. Lucleu Banks, ~ to the sanitary condi-
hon OF School, with an appended petition OF
citizens Of NcAlistervilIe that the school b,
not discontinued.
With the report Of the state Inspector Is
favorable report OF the school by the
following named citizens whose opper.uui
ties OF knowing OF what they speak hav,
been FIRST rate Judge Samuel Watts, Z.
l. Jamison. Stephen AcAhster, Rev.
George ". LeIsher, Philip Weaver, r. W.
AmmerrnSu, George W. NcArster, l.. W.
Sieber, Miss Nora Close, Mrs. A. l.. Nc
Alister, Mss Eliza Cox, VIM. SpitIer, Tbos.
h. Beaver, Rev. Emil Lewey, John Musser.
W. ". Sharon, udg ge Jacob Smith, tebhen
Woods, Mrs. sarah Woods, Mrs. Nary
Sharon, Mise Grrty Williams, Miss Ida
Irvine, J. N. Sherwood. GirJv Splitter.
The testimony of large number of the
pupils as TO the good Infringement sufficient
a. % hing, sufficient iooi, snd as 10 the
. ..a aacas ui the school accom-, anir- tnr
.r-rt.
&. Is. Ayusa, lIIes %. Ua.I. ~ b>-.s
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THE TWO DAKOTAS-SO SOUTu
AND NORTH.

Public attention Is now more than
ever directed to these two new states
Of the Union Climate, soil and or
Portunities for investment of capital,
are unexcelled by any other section
Of the Crest West. The Chicago.
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railwev c..
which has lines Of rs own both -
North aud South Dekuts. bss las. H.
sued ~ ,i:ustrsted l,hamnhI.t eutis.
led, "'tain Facts about Dakota cor
tanning numerous letters from farm
ers and others which are well worth
reading, as they show the result Of
each writer's personal experience IN
the North West, and convey great
deal Of valuable and reliable inform
alton which viii be of benefit for
those seeking new homes in South
and North Dakota.
For free copy OF this phampIet
address \. v II. Carpenter, General
Passenger Agent, Milwaukee, Wis.
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DROP IN.

We have now filled our
shelves with FALL AND WINTER
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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yENDNENr TO THE CoNsrITIr-

4 EEE DMENT TO THE CONSTITU-
"A 1ION IIoInsed - Tie citizens @: .i,is
Commonwealth by the General ssembly OF
the Commonwealth Of Penusy NRnia, for
their approval or rejection at special
election TO be held June Is. 1889. Publish
ell by order OF the Secretary of the Com
nsonwealth, n IN pursuance of Article XVIII
OF the Constitution.
JOINT resolution proposing an amend ment
to the Constitution of this Commonwealth {:
SECTION l. Be it resolved by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the Com
uonweslth OF Pennsylvania in General As
sembly met. That the following amend
ment If proposed TO the Constitution of the
Common reslti, of Pennsylvania, in accord
ance with the Eighteenth Article thereof:
AMENDMENT.
There shall Ge an additional article TO
said Constitution to b. designated as Article
XIX, as follows:
ARTICLE XIX.
The Manufacture, sale, or keeping for
sale OF intoxicating liquor, TO be used ss a
beverage, is hereby prohibited, ana any
violation Of this prohibition shall be a
niisdemeauor, punishable as shall be prov
ted by law.
The manufacture, sale, or keeping for
sale OF intoxicating liquor for other pur-
poses than AS q beverage may be allowed in
such manner only rs may be prescribed by
law. The General Assembly shall, at the
first session succeeding the adoption OF this
article OF the Constitution. enact laws with
adequate penalties for its enforcement.
A tue copy OF the Joint Resolution.
CHARLES W. STONE,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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No. 80, December Term, 1889. Sum
mons in Assumpsit plea, ''non as
sumpsit.'
2. Mickle Paul, trading in name of
Paul Brothers rs George w Heck,
No. 9, February t, 1889. Appeal
from Judgment of Justice McCrum.
defendant pleads ''nil debet.'
5. Catharine Stuck rs William J.
Stuck and David S. Stuck, Admins
traitors of Benjamin Stuck, decd No.
10 February T., 1889. Summons in
assumpsit; plea mon assumpsit."
4. Juniata County u.s. Samuel y.
Louden, No. 3, April T., 1889. Ap-
peal from Judgment of Justice Nc
Crum defendant pleads mil debet
5. A. J. Haws Us. T. J. Middagh,
No. 81, April t., 1889. Summons in
trespass; plea. mot guilty.
THEo. IL. MEMMSGER, Prothonotary
Prothonotary's Office,
Mifiintown, March 9, 1889.
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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 manufactures
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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Notice to Trespassers.

Having leased 400 acres Of wood land
of David Wilson, and 400 acres OF wood
land Gi John Mcclure. adjoining lauds Of
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in the
vicinity OF Boxers Gap. / befebv caution
all persons against spsssing "a the suoy,,
mentioned leased lands for the purpose Of
lutting timber and SO forth.
JOHN BEAsHoR.
Mifiiintoen, May 20, 1888.
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Grand Rapids, Michigan made II,
900 pairs of wooden shoes last year.
Jim Robbins, of Franklin, Indiana,
has been sent to the penitentiary for
two wears for stealing two chickens
valued at fifty cents.
Bogus railroad surveyors have been
caught at Boone, Ia, after swindling
people ont Of much money ON the
pretense that they We're locating n
road from Kansas City to 3Iinneap-
oils.
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NSS,c Firm.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

No more summer for months
to come. Fall and Winter are
here, and 10 conform to the
change, the Senior member of
the firm has just returned from
Eastern Markets, where he Sc
lected with great care the goods
that his many patrons favor.
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Spring and Summer Goods.

Spring and Summer Goods.
nov in my now millinery store at my place
Of residence on Water street, Mifiintown,
second door from corner Of Bridge street,
:ai stock, Of Sirrg and Summer millinery
goods, all new, aud OF thr latest siy!gz
aud having employed first class miiiiper-
arn prepared to supply tho public with
ey cry thing found IN a trstcIsss ni!Iinor
store, come and examine ny stock. {
consider it 10 trouble to show goods.
MRS. DBlHL.
March 22-S7.l.v.
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Caution Notice

u persons ere hereby csuGo3s1, h'f 70
iTSslars On t.s !GI.d- {. tbs uncerslEasd n
>pruce HIl!, anI Bale townships, ior tie
purpose Of gath,TtnS berries, bunting, hsa-
ing, or 10 a-y other wa trsBPssslnE, on
sand lGDds, - TIL trcspIes iav viii be en
forced against EcUpl" wlo violate SAID ll3
HARRISON bIyEIxCN
Juro Q, 1883.
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SOMETHING NEW

whlch Ming Solomon never heard o--a
CLOTHES LINE ;hs' requires n 0 CI.Tuys
PINS Every bouss-keeper, laundress and
sicre-keePer wsnfs it. Sample sent br
mail. 5 feet tor 25"fS - Tef for 5nctc
ff-st Gas 'E-8.S H.7ATED rr --
ts-s.- .-a---s -raloE BONE r
-, 81 .-,-r- -s-4t=, Fu.aae--sf.
Fa., (Lock Box 1857
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Trial List. April Term. 1859.

l. jonathan 4. Cree ~ Dwaait.
House Fire Insurance Co, Of Boston.
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EXECUroR's NOTICE.
Estate Of DAVID SMITH, late Of DeEa'
alrare lolc.. Inn. Lunintn Co asc,d.

d0dTe 1oDishfP, JHnidfd 20 decd
whereas Letters TesiamelfBry on the
last Will snd Testament Of David Smith,
late of the township OF Delaware, deceas,d d,
have been issued TO the undersigned, this
is 10 notify all persons indebted TO said
estate TO make immediate payment and
those having claims to present the same
duiy authenticated for settlement.
JONATHAN KEISER, Executor.
ThorBrsoDfovn, March l6;h, 1889 6w.
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The licenses mentioned in tbs above Hsf
sii be due ard payable to The County
Treasurer on and after MAJ Isl, 1889.
AnaTpesi win be he'd in ih.s Commits
AIoreT's oftics', ia tb- borough Of Miffiin-
torr, 81 FRIDAY. Apiii 26. 1889, between
Tie h"t'" fE 4. ii. ard 1 o'clocs
, N. aii ueaSons feeling
ihemre..y - nav attend il tLey
rhiuk pr, po,.
Gis-. -a... .-s -l-1 Tats -r6 dar ur
;---- .-- -
- !. E1CsE.E-
Il. -1eTcgAltle .1ppraiser.
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W AN TE D-AGEN NTS
TO SOLICIT ORDER,

TO SOLICIT ORDERS
For our Choice ana Hardy Nursery Stock
Steady wosk for energetic, temperate men
SALARY AND EXPENSES, or commission Il
prefer ed. The business quickly and easi.
ly learned. Satisfaction guaranteed 10 Gus.
TONERS and agents. Write immediatlv 70,
terms. State ago. Address
r. G. CHASE & co,
1880 SoIth Penn Square, Phha, Pa.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
EAST WARD.

On and after Sunday Noy'r g5n Ia.
trains that stop nj NifTiin viii ruRs.c,rIIoo Io2
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subs s|
in sdv1
Tram
cents y
TRAIL
uulns l
Ded1
geAr-
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pay you If yoG need anything IL that
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HOLLIDAYSBUKG BRANCH.

Trains leave Altoona for points South, a.
20 a m. s 20 IA. - so p n. 50 ? u.
% P H., co p IN 50 III.
Trains STRIVE at Altoona from Polntt
: outh, at 6 = a III. II 35 s II. J "a 2 II. s.
% P. m. G 80 p. Ii. 90 IL. and 10 80 :
IL.
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March 22-SI.l.v.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-03

| am thirteen s..-s- s.4; a--l ..-. --.-l.
years next September iiSr q n-s' rate
sm one OF the boys th4l played crtL ;iJfu
it twice there was ua hing gsry with n. /;
l knew every thing that "a gong on waeu
| wSs playing / saw the rest OF tne toys
playing of; l say them sh4mlaInE; tuoy
we're allowed to 60 Skating ana sliding and
thought would have SONS fun, so
played crazy. wasn't craz,-therc WIS
nothing wrong with ne no ono asked me
to confessed OF my own Tree viii.
HESRY LINES:
an, ii. ---. s~srs Oh have teen here
about tar, .' roTr yesr.i / ~. one 81 The
boys t.s: gisysd OiF cr4z. dad 20 Three
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-03

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