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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-09-20


SHERIFF,s SALE NEW JERSEY SUPREME
. Court, Hudson county.
George D. Meeker. treasurer, etc.. VS.. James Buck
On contract.
Fl Fa., &C.
ReturnaDle November Term, 1885,
NEW JERSEY SUPREME couRr,
Eugene vanderpool VS.. James Buckmaster and
Charles H. Buckmaster.
Covenant, alias.
Returnable November Term, 1887.
Geo. L. Record. Attorney,
By virtue Of the above stated writs te me directed
public vendue. at James W. Wheian's Real Estate
and Auction Rooms. No. ~ Montgomery street, Jer-
TH3URsDAY, the twenty-second day of August next
at two O'clock in the afternoon, all the right, title
to all the following described land and premises,
with the appurtenences, that is to say
sey City, in the county Of Hudson and State Of New
s Sersrsi SNS styled ID 1P Ian Of d the nes NeW YORK 1a Rf Bay q ce sale
terry COMPANY are known and distinguished as lots
seven en- twenty eight G&j, twenty,nine Ggj, thirty
tt ial yAfl5tz-SsafS 81, t Sil: 5hiFts-5 5S' t E%Slrt 5nirsy q, fSiS ~.
seven 80, thirty-eight (Ssl, forty three 48, forty.folr
@5l iorts I'VE ~, forfy-six N8 and forty7seven %
Lots eightynine so ninety go. ninety;one CD,
ninety-hye c5l.s ninetv.six fSS. ninety-seven (s6 and
ninety-eight C9sl in Section ], south.
LOLS tHO NuuIOu Dilu lty-ifc k<l0b TWO luHQfG0
tsssS. t twS hanGd hss5 ana ana e aeRfFiS rn east slF f%o hnn,
bred and eighty five C2S5l two hundred and eighty
hundred and eighty eight 2SS) two hundred and
eighty nine esq, two hundred and ninety 600, two
hundred and ninety-one 1911, two hundred and
ninetyrwo OBJ, two hundred and ninety three (29Sl.
two hundred and ninety-four (294, and ninety-seven
Oh in Section I. north.
Lots ninety-four (9D, ninety-n2e g5, ninetylsix
(e6l ninety-seven 01 ninetyeight (9Sl ninety-nine
(99l one hundred C00, one hundred and one 1Oll
one hundred and two (102l. one hundred and three
(US), one hundred and four Q04l one hundred and
live Q05), one hundred and six t06L one hundred
and seven 600 and one hundred and eight l06) in
Section X, south.
Lots five hundred and twenty-six (5a6j and fiya
hundred and thirty-nine (539l In Section K, north,
Lots three hundred and fortyfour (S44l three hun,
dred and ~forty-tive (S45l three hundred and forty
six (346), three hundred and fortysseven $40, three
hundred and forty eight (34sl three hundred and
forty nine (349l, three hundred ana fifty ESQ, three
hundred and ~ffty-one G5l. three hundred and
hfty-two (352l, three hundred and fiftythree $3.50,
three hundred and fifty four G9s5D, three hundred
three hundred and hfty-seven $50, three hundred
and fifty-eight (S5S), three hundred and fifty-
nine C859l three hundred aud sixty, 800; three hun
bred and s~ixty-one, 361. and three hundred and
sixty-two, 362. in Section /, north.
And lots seven hundred and hfty-three, 1853; seven
hundred and ffty-four, ,54; seven hundred and
hfty-five, 80. and seven hundred and fifty six, 1856
in Section p, north.
Dated July q, 1889.
FERDINAND HEINTZE,
Late Sheriff
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A PROTESTED GAME.
The Staten Island Crieketers Wore Base
ball Gloves.

The Staten Island Cricketers Wore Base
ball Gloves.
An innovation in cricket is the intro
duction of baseball catchers' gloves. Two
of the Staten Island Cricket Clubs play
ers are ball ~tossers, and they used gloves
in the game yesterday. The fact was
promptly discovered and q protest en-
tered. The game, of course, will not
count until Il decision is rendered.
The New Jersey Athletic Clubs team
opposed the Islanders. and Mr.. Clifford
C. Turner has submitted the knotty
question to William G. Grace, the famous
English clicketer and authority. The adj
vantage Of gloves is apparent to every
cricket fielder, and 1T would be
a good thing for the cricketers if
a rule is adopted allowing their use. AS
there is no such rule in existence it is
doubtful if the use of them by the Staten
Island fielders will be sustained.
Tn folders WIN wore them made sew
eral difficult catches of hard hit balls
from the bat of the best hitterS of the
Jersey team and kept the score of the
Jersey club down to a small figure. The
use of gloves would prevent big scores.
The game was played on the Staten
Island Clubs grounds. The New Jerseys
were short the services of c.. Ellis, their
crack bowler. Both clubs had not their
IllI C6h IA cAo RA"J ~ "A" WI
The score:-
STATEN ISLAND CRICKET CLUB.
p. w. Smith, run out. 80
I. R. Moore, run out .....r... 10
S. H. Barton, c. McNickel, b. Maxfield.. ......0
j. H. Lambkin, b. Turner. ......-...... ,......l2
H. N. Townsend, c. Sandal, b. Maxfeld. ......26
R. Macgregor. C. Maxtield, b. Morgan.......... /
E. b. S. Edwardes. b. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0
j. Grierson, C. Sandal, b. Maxfield. ............ 2
j. L. Poole, not OH D
J. Tying, b. Morgan.........s.. ..........-..s0
Extras -. :
BOWLING ANALYSIS. -
Ouers. Runs. Maideas. Wickets.
Maxfeld ......... is "a 3
Kitchen. = 10 o
McLean........ 9 8 o
G. Turner ........ 6 10 2 1
Blossom ......... 5 22 0
Morgan. .......9 3 5 8
NEW JERSEY ATHLETIC CLUB.
Morgan, C. Tying, b Townsend. .....-......... 9
Morton, b. POOle...s -. 2
Turner, c. Townsend, b. Townsend .......... 2
Maxtleld, b. Townsend. O
McNichol, b. GrierSon....s.. ..........-..... 8
Kitchen, c. MacGregor, b. Poole. !. ......-.... 0
Pitcher, b. Grierson $500. 3
Mclean, C. LaInbkin. b. Grierson. ............. o
Sandal, b. Townsend. ........ .......... 0
j. Smith, not out. -. 0
Extras. ......... A
Total......... e
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
OUers. Rams. Mdidens. Wickets.
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snorting Notes.

The Hudson County Wheelmen will
have charge of the bicycle races at the
Rockland county fair ut Spring Valley on
October 4.
The Wheelmen have formed a bowling
league. 1t includes the Hudson County
Wheelmen, New York Bicycle Club, Har-
lem WheeImen, Atlanta Wheelmen,
Kings County Wheelmen and Long
Island Vince. men. An effort is being
made to induce other clubs in this State
to Join. The Bowling League will meet
at No. 90 Parkrow. on the 2Sth inst.
Tiernan. who graduated from the Jer-
sew City's to the Giants, is ~delighting his
many admirers and friends here by his
remarkable batting streak.
Lang, who was q popular player in the
Jersey City team, is putting up q fine
game at short for the Worcestera. He
had two put outs and five assists and not
an error yesterday. If he could bat he
would be one of the greatest players in
the country. No shortstop fields better.
The Lorillards have made several addi-
tions to their gymnasium. A new punch
ing bag was put in, and Radigan and the
other hitters are doing their utmost TO
pound the bag into ribbons.
The athletes of the Z. M. G. A. have
engaged a new instructor, who will begin
service in a few days. The athletes will
probably reorganize and adopt q new title
at their next meeting to be held October
1. The name that meets with favor is
the Spartan Harrier Athletic Association.
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AN OLD NURSE FOR C-HTLDREN.-Don't fail to
urocure MRS. WINSLOWiS SOOTHING SYRUP
for children teething. No mother who has ever
tried it will consent to let her child pass through
able preparation. Gives rest to the mother and
relief and health to the child. Cures wind collie
diarrhoea, and regulates the bowels. Twenty
FIVE cents abottle. -
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VIM. H. MILLER
FLORIST,
ATE OF THE JERSEY CITY ORA DEPOT.
1856 Barrow Street. near Newark Avenue.
ARTISTIC FLORAL DESIGNS.

Handsome Funeral Work a speciality. All kindsoc
seeds and plants. The choicest of Flowers at mod
crate prices. Fresh Flowers daily.
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NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT, Hu.

NEW JERSEY R COURT. HUDSON
An county.
Eugene Vanderpool vs.. James BuckmaSter and
Charles H. Buckmaster.
Alias Fl Fa., &c.
Returnable November Term, A. D., 1887.
Geo. L. Record, Attorney.
The sale under the above stated writs stands adj
journed to Thursday. September 10th, A. D., 1889, at
James w. Whelans Real Estate and Auction Rooms.
at No. A Montgomery street, Jersey City. at two
O'Clock, D. m.
Dated August q, A. D., 1889.
FERDINAND HEINTZE.
Late SharffP
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Order 1t in Advance From Your
~MewsdeaIer to Prevent
Disappointment.

N. B.-Baek Numbers containing these Excellent
Stories can be obtained at the office of THE JERSEY
CRY NEWS. Nc. 50 Montgomery Street. They VIII
afford excellent summer reading.
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BOWLING ANALYSIS.
flI,p1,s Rams 1fni1P73R WjcI.ol
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IOuAy 5 UHm6Ss
National League-New York at Phila-
delphia, Boston at Washington, Cleve-
land at Chicago, Pittsburg at Indiana
polls.
American Association-Brooklyn at
Philadelphia. st. Louis at Kansas City.
Atlantic Observation-Disclosures at Wor-
cester. New Haven at Lowell.
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AN ORDINANCE.

Dated JERSEY Cry, September Is. 1889.
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ALE NEW r.
y Court, Hudson county.
George D. Meeker. treasurer. ETC.. VS.. James Buck
master.
IN OOpfronf
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Van Dyke Notes.
YAN DIXIE, january 2Sth. 1889 -

EAN DIXIE, january 2Sth, 1852
( Thomas Wort, and brother jacob
\ Vert of DIcYeyt9vE, spent several
Gays last week, visiting friends in
I tins place.
ILe rain or Saturday made sever
al sad hearts. We sympathiza with
you
The man ur woman Who details 10
a urighbar every particle of malicious
gossip or uuhlud ,>pTes,iuu spoken
Is as mean as ,a- original .assiD. III
You aear % good word spoken of auv
one tell lt tH Hiru It may ralp him
to bear tine heat and burden Of the
day. III you hear some malicious
person indulge I'M some sharp criti-
,lsm 1i him bury IL I'm YOUR own
breast So that You VIII not assist In
giving II circulation. The world i
tuL of people who are never content
unless they are saying ugly things
abuut those who are infinitely above
them In every element Of manhood
Their words would be harmless were
1t not for the malicious busy bodies.
who cannot rest until tLey have told
the victim al about It .'out of pure
friendship rs they allere. Such
friendship Is as cruel rs the grave.
II you cannot tel your neighb5r
something that VIII strengthen and
encourage hin keep your tongue ST.
lent. Thus YOU attain his respect
and save your own reputation.
UNo.
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Amended Scalp Law.

BepresentatIya Hertzler has Offer
Ell q biil in the Legislature entitled,
An act To amend the provisions OF
the first section OF an act. approved
May I$, 1887, entitled. An Act for
the destruction OF wolves and Wild
cats Il enaets. -.That. for the ben
yiit OF agriculture and tine protection
of same within this comm NV aIth.
there Is hereby established the fpl-
lowing provision f-r ;ha dsstsUrt.5a
ut certain u-yisIs animals. O. beraii
hT Jaa counties IN which rl- same IS
Siam, namely: Fgr every uaI $40
fur .v. ~ villa eat. s. for every red
'r gray fox, 81 ; f1r every mink So.
tl.. for every ysaase! 80 cents"
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Witch Doctors.

( Witch doctors were numerous IL
1 the vll-I.s of tbs Commonwealth.
three quarters Of century agn.
The =l-luEl d-lu=;on that called
/ them into practice has dis.-pelrul
from the public mind in the Juuiata
! Valley. But iu the low'auds of the
state IL certain parts OF 2erks Couu-
=, the da-1sjoa -..4 prevails to such
q degree that the witch doctor seems
10 Pc q necessity to satisfy the self
deceived people, as may be learned
from the following despatch
bZADTNa, january -. - ease
which VIII come up at the next term
of the Criminal Court here shows
that there IS stiu prevalent belief
ia witches IN some portions Of Berks
and Lellgh counties John Il.
Crate Of Laliga county, who has
Vraciised the art OF ,jriv.u.- away tine
power of witches for the past fifteen
years is I'm jaii here ON the charge of
eNturtiuE money from citizens in this
manner. To-day District Attorney
Grant received number of Charms
rom Lahigh county people which
Crate s9Lj u Them. These persons
VIII ba used as witnesses against
Crate at his trial One of these
charms was sold 70 a woman with q
wutte- guarantee 81 its efficacy III
transforming 3 witch who had been
teasing her INTO q fish that would al
forwards De eaten by her and in that
manner g-uihIgtcd.
Twelve characters were drawn on
the charm and the directions wer, I
to place the charm In q cIauois skin /
bag and wear 1t suspended from the I
neck for the period Of three months /
ana e. cat piec. OF fish every da-.
during that time One of the rai-
ties who Purchased charm fr..a .
ann IS q Lehigb county woman who
moves N the upper circles and who .
VIII Aea witness for tie defause. de /
clares II cured her oE dyspepsia In /.
eight a-y- aui that the witch who
controlled hey stomach died In tie
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q uui
Gifiiintown, Pa, January 10, 1889
N Office OF APPEALS.

The Triennial appeals for the Districts o.
Iuniata county will be held At fhe feI .uw
ing places ana kstes, between the hours OF
. A Il and r. a., each day:
Hif1in Bor'h, Commis'rs office, Fec II, 's9
FeTmsnsgh Twp, lz, =,
Fayette Twp. ncAlisterville. Sharon. 10.
tel, Feb'y lS, 1889.
Patterson Borough, NiIon's Hotel, Pebru
airy, Is, 1889.
Milford Twp, Locust Grove 6. H, Feb
rnary 10, 1853.
Beale Twp, Walnut Hotel, Johrstown,
February Is, 1889.
Lack Twp, Cross Keys, Feb. 81, 1850.
fuscarora Twp. GcCoysville, Allsrs Hotel,
February %, 1889.
Monroe Twp, Rlchfeli Hotel, Feb. Is, 'ss.
Susquehanua Twp, Frymoyer's % 20, 'e0.
Greenwood Twp, Seven TAR. Hotel Febru-
AIRY u, 1889.
Delaware Twp. Thompsontern Hotel, Feb. D..
2S. 1889
ThcnFsoptown n, Thomp'n Hotel, Mar. l, 's9.
Walker Twp, Mexico ). H, ., 'ss.
Forr Royal Borough, Port Royal Hotel,
Turhe't Twp, Church Hin S 81, March :.
Spruce Hhl, Twp, Grangers' Hall, March
i, 1883.
GENERAL APPEALS.
For West Side, March l2, 'se, Commi.
sioner's Office.
For East Side, March 10, 'S9, Commits
sioner's Office.
All persons {, el.rg themselves sEsriovei
FIil attend and thev shall be heard.
By order o: the ConmissiUaerS
G. ~ BUsczFIELD. Clark.
omIissiouers' Office.
dIfIiintoH Il, Jan. u, 1889. At.
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to his barn, found IN the haymow,
a man, who was insane and nearly
dead he was identified as the miss
ing bridegroom. After having been
attended by a doctor during the
night, Conway to-day recovered his
senses, and told the extraordinary
story that he had been IN the barn
since the day Of his disappearance
and that ali the food ne ne had had
was what milk he got from the cows.
He said he was unable to account for
his strange actions. Nothing was
known of Conway's disappearance
until the guests had assembled for
the wedding ceremony and the ap-
pointed hour bad passed, and when
1t was learned that Conway had
drawn 500 from the Bank that dav
it was feared that he had met with
foul play. The money was found in
tact IN the young mans trunk at his
home
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Fire in a Court House.

BNrDroE1, Jan. PA special
despatch from EIktou, Md, says :
''Never Was court adjourned more
hurricdly than the Circuit Court for
Cecil county tonight Ascssion was
being held TO hear argument before
the jury in the case Of Oppenheimer
X Sons, of Baltimore, vs.. ReynolG
Bros, of Port Deposit, which has
been on trial since last Friday u
II. Walter, n Baltimore lawyer, was
in the midst of an able argument to
the jury when smoke was noticed in
the courtroom. A bailiff was sent
to investigate, and the discovery OF
fire IN the basement made counsel
and clients, judges and jurymen,
court officers and spectators make a
rush to get out. The courtroom IS
on the second floor of the building.
The smoke was issuing from jbe
basement. where the furnaces are.
This room. before the remOdciin@ Of
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the courthouse three years ago at a
cost OF ten Thousand dollars. oecupi-
ed by the county commissioner. was
known IS the Hole IN the Wall.
There the Democracy managed 10
keep IN power for twenty years.
Smoke issued IN volumes from this
basement and the girders were found
to be burning DR.. Cutler Wells
soon reached the scene from AIitcheIl's
drug store with a Babcock extinguish-
er and did good service. The ring
ing of the courthouse bell and the
cry OF fire soon brought an excited
crowd and a bucket brigade was
formed. An entertainment given bv
the Wumen's Christian Temperance
Union and the Salvation Army bar
racks, where an enthusiastic meeting
was ~ progress, where soon deserted.
Notwithstanding the protests Of the
female cadet in charge OF the latter
that the alarm was only ruse Of the
devil The rude IRE apparatus of
the tOvu-the haudengine-yas soon
AZ work Fortunately. the well IN
the courthouse ward rs one Of the
best IN the town, as wells are the
only source OF water supply. After
the flames below had been eStinguish-
eel they burst through the tio,r into
the office occupied Jointly bv the
clerk Of tho county commissioners
ami county treasurer. Much damage
was done here by water o. furniture
and papers, and some bv cutting the
l1or. The law books and papers
were removed from the private ofiics
IF the clerk Of the Circuit Court T. !
the clerks office proper, where the /
records are kept. The clerks office (
aui ofir- IF the register of wills are 4
IN the wing Of the building, and 1
many valuable records would have
'cau destroyed had the frs NOT been
.1ngusrej- The fire was caused Lv
ae ayerleatIuE Of tha brick furnace I
ud pipes ieai.ng theratr1u- The !
damage VIII amount to les than a
hausaui dollars. The fire. 1t Is
bought, Is stiu smuulI.riur. and q
uma,r ui men have heau employed /
, watch all night. /,
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed By the Or
phans' Court of Juniata County, an Auditor
10 ascertain heirs and legatees and make
distribution OF the balance n the hands Of
Alfred j. Patterson, Esq, Executor of
Jacob Kline, late Of the Borough of Port
Roy al, deceased, as appears by his partial
account confirmed Deer Is, 1883, here by
gives notice that lie vii! sit on TUESDAY the
twelfth (l2ih) day OF February, 4. D..
1889, al o'clock A. NJ, at his Office on
Lemon street in the Borough OF Mifliniown,
Pa, 10 attend 10 the duties of said appoint
ment, when and where all persons interest
ed in said distribution may appear auS
make known their claims or be forever
barred from participation in said fund
ROBERT EcNEEN,
Auditor.
klfiiintown, Pa, January 10, 1889.
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The American cu1rant Is Iarasl,.
cultivated III France, where its bright
red juice Is used to color wines.
iAER1sBUBG, January 23.-Tbe
House committees on education have
decided to make the committee on
appropriations vote the public schools
OF the State $2,0GO,0O0. This would
be s5OO,OOO IN advance Of the amount
appropriated last year and 81, ,COO. 600
more than the minimum sum re
qulred TO be set aside by the Consti-
tuition
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\ PIttsburg doctor of 50 years ex.
F. perience savs, the largest number of
people take sick on Monday.
Not because II Is "a particularly IN
lucky day, nor that because the day
IS an enemy to human health and
life, but for this reason: OF coursa
you know that on Sunday the rem
lar routine kind of existence Of every
day life receives a change. The man
who usually goes down town TO ms
Office, stays NJ home on that day; the
wOrkingnan and laborer, who have
been usually occupied during the
week either at the mill, gass house
or other places, 10 not, as a rule
work either. Not the mere inter
ruptlon OF the muscular movement
would probably have had any bad
effect upon anybody were 1t not for
one thing the change of diet.
The loving, thoughtful housewife
who knows that Sunday IS the only
day on which she can have all thosa
Thar ere dearest to her around ibe
Dinner table, always exerts her
culinary abilities more than usuoI
ard she tries to make something ouf
OF the something nicer and
better to put before them t. eat
The consequence is that she makes
her cookery richer, and she throws in
a few kGickknacks here and there
that taste very well; but as a rule
these things play havoc, with a per
sons digestion, especially when the
stomach Is not used to them.
Now, that IS the whole secret
1t Is "a wellknown fact that most
diseases arise from disorder Of the
digestive organs, aud hence you have
the explanation why more people do
not get up on Monday morning as
Is bright As any other day. |
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A DnINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Mary J. Dennis. Lofe Of Deia1are
f'eP-, JuAteta oogafy, deceased.
Notice is hereby gwen that letters Of Ad-
minisiraiion OF ihe estste OF Mary J. Dem
MS. late Of Delaware township Juniata Co.,
deceased have been granted in due form of
law to the undersigned residing IN Mifflin-
to" L, Pa. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to call and make pay
mept and those having claims will present
Them properly authenticated for settlement
@. b. HORN ING,
Administr traitor.
Miffiintowu. Jan uary 9, 'es -6w.
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Missing Bridegroom Pound.

MATrCCK, y. i, Jan. 23.-The
surrounding the sudden dis
Of Thomas Conway, of
New Suffolk, ON January -, the day
he was TO have been married To Mss
Aiary Sullivan has been cleared up.
Yesterday afternoon, Henry Knee
land q farmer near here. ou going
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Not'ce 30 -Eresnassers

Having leased sra aaf.s of wood f.,..,
81 BaV'a Wilson ana 40 arr.-s O, voo,-
,sl.-o.. ',- - Sohn heS.ur5- adjoining lands a.
.iHs, I'ahIt !, haiiread Company in 81,
vicinity Of Boxers Gap. Iler-5y -
All persons against tfesrsssio- -, Ion
meniianec leased lads Tor Tue ,,,rrcse so -
cutting ilubc- ard 50 forth. f0Se "i
,f:q-=.. 4caS BI.sroR.
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DROP IN.

We have now filed our
shelves with FALL AND WINTER
Goods of all kinds. Our Gus
toners have appreciated cur
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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PUBLISHED ~ PENNs sYLVASIA

THE TE7 rs is the most extensive
iy circulated and Ewidely read Newspaper
published in Pennsy.vania. It's discussion
OF public mel and public measures is in the
interest OF public integrity, honest govern
ment and prosperous Industry, and i;krov.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-30
E6Oes and B0ofs.

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. Ne 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 On
Fresh, Plain and Fancy