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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-16
DIED 1:

EWING.-On the 3Oth ult., in
Walker township, after a lingering
illness, Mrs. William Ewing, aged
about rs years.
STEVENSON the 5th inst, in
Port Royal, after lingering illness
George ". Stevens, aged 30 years, 8
months and % days.
CROSS.-On the 29th ult., in
Harrisburg, Mrs. Rachel, wife of
Henry Cross, formerly of Port Royal,
aged about 65 years
TITTLE.-On the 27th ult., in
Milford township, from pneumonia,
Miss Mary A. Title, aged 5S years,
9 months and 6 days.
OKESON.-On the 31st ult-, IN
Lexington, Ill, after n lingering
illness of nearly a year, Captain
George B. Okeson, formerly of Beal'
township, this county, in the 59tl
year of his age.
.ORR.-On the Sd inst, in Kish
acoquillas Valley, AIiffiin county, Johl
W. Orr. a former citizen of SPruc
HiIl, this county, and brother @
Jonathan Orr, Of Port Royal, aged 6
years. 10 months and 2S DAYS.
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N Office OF APPEALS.

The Triennial appeals for the Districts of
JuniAta county will be held at the follow
ing places and kates, between the hours OF
9 A. NJ. and p. NJ, each day:
Mitiin Bor'h, Commis'rs Office, Feb. II, 'ss.
Fernanagh Twp, IL,
Fayette Twp, McAlisterville, shave-s Ho-
tel, Feb'y Is, 1889.
Patterson Borough, Nixon's Hotel, Febru-
Milford Twp, Locust Grove S. H., Feb
ruary l6, 1889.
Beale Twp, Walnut Hotel, Johnstown,
February IS, 1889.
Spruce Hill, Twp, Grangers' Hall Febru-
airy l9, 1889.
Tuscarora Twp, McCoysville, Aliens Hotel,
February 20, 1889.
Lack Twp, Cross KEYS, Feb. 81, 1883.
Turbett Twp, Church Hill S. H., Feb. %,
1889.
Monroe Twp, RichHeld Hotel. Feb. 25, 'Se.
Susquehanna Twp, Frymoyer's 8 20, 'as'
Greenwood Twp, Seven s tar Hotel Febru-
AIRY u, 1889
Delaw are Twp, Thompsontown Hotel, Feb
IS, 1889.
rbomp'n Boro., Thomp'n Hotel, Mar. /, 's9
Walker Twp, Mexico ). H, % ?, 'Ss
/ Port Royal Borough, Port Royal Hotel
Mar. 4, 1889.
General Appeals.
For West Side, March II, 'ss, Commis
| sioner's Office
For East Side, March 13, 'Ss, Commis
sioner's Office.
All persons feeling themselves aggrieve
will attend and they shall be heard.
By order OF the Commissioners.
G.. ". BURcHFIELD, Clerk.
Commissioners' Office,
Miffiintown, Jan. IL, 1889. At.
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mounted, tied the two horses TO
fence, remounted his own beast and
at full speed dashed down the road
to Shirk's lane, into the lane as hard
as the horse could run to a certain
point where he sprang from the
beast leaped over the fence into the
field and intercepted the thief, point
ed an empty pistol at him and shout
ed,
HOLD UP YOUR HANDS.
The thief thought his last day had
come and cried out "don't shoot, :"
and held up his hands
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LODGED N JAIL

Murry conducted his prisoner to
the road where he left the captured
horses. A number of other pursu-
ers came up and thief was placed IN
the ''buck" wagon of Mr.. Renninger
and brought to town and lodged IN
iail ut the hour of noon. An empty
flask of colored glass, a small amount
of money and pass book or two
with names in them were found on
his person, but he had no arms of
any kind. Deputy Sheriff Lapp took
possession of his effects. Shortly af
ter dinner he was accorded a hearing
before Squire f. B. McCrum. VII
liam Murry gave information that he
| had found him in possession of the
two horses, owned respectively by
John jenkins and solomon Shirk-
| THE PRISONER
gave the name of Henry Sprecker'
but had nothing to say, and was
sent back to Jail to await trial for
horse stealing. He Is man of faiT
complexion and at first sight would
be pronounced foreign German
He speaks good z -lish without q
brogue, and SAYS he Is Tan American
bv birth. and was soldier IN the
Union Army.
, CONJECTUREs OK THE THEFT
- The fact that Sprecher was found
, resting so near town by Squire Horn
/ ing, coupled with the fact that he
: rode into and out Of the town witt
{ the stolen horses, about 9 o'clock IL
E the moaning, has led to an expires
= sion of conjectures on the theft
{ Some men conjecture that he mus
e not be in his right mind to act s
r, uueerlv. Others conjecture that h
J. became confused by the darkness o
g the night and missed the road mort
a Of town and instead of going out tn
if road bv Cuba Mill dam, he took tn
e road that leads through the Moye
f farm into the woods where Hornin
e discovered him. Others cOnjectul
II that rs there were three tracks leaC
ing to his camping place on II
ridge, and one track away from
n down the ridge by the way he wei
g up, that he was piloted to that pla'
20 by a third party from Solomc
e. Shirk's barn, and in coroboration
k that conjecture they cite the fa
ne that a second horse of Shirk's w
st out of the stable and from its a
pearance had been on the road al
ed had been ridden.
ST WHAT THE THIEF SAYS
he He has been visited by a numb
to OF citizens to whom he talked free
M He said he got off freight train
m Sunday night proceeding the Tu
ny day morning, January S, on Win
he he took the horses. His object
ny stealing the horses was to sell the
on He believed Williamsport might b,
place where he could sell them.
by had no one to help him. Had t
of Shirk's horses. The one did l
suit him. He turned it loose.
oe- followed him a distance when
'en dismounted and stoned it back AT
,is- the stoning it did not follow him q
,ed he believed it went home. He wa
CHI ed to ride out the valley betwt
in. Shade mountain and the ridge 10
of of town, but missed the road sol
rch where in the valley and became {
The fused, and at last was SO lost IN
md woods that he came to halt, bulI
fire and Law down by it till dayHs
When daylight came he could
bis locate himself, and did not h
,eIn that he was riding into Miffiint'
. IL till he was in the place. He thou
,vn it was some other town prob'
the McAlisterville.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-16

Charles Aucker, son OF TOBIAS
Apcker. of this town called to see
friend at Minertown last Saturday
evening. About 9 o'clock P. NJ he
discovered that his horse that he had
unbooked from the buggy and tied
70 n fence was gone. The neighbor-
hood was searched; the horse was
not found. The young man came
home and acquainted his father with
tbe loss. Search was instituted TIL
two O'Clock on Sunday morning when
II was thought the horse had been
stolen. The next thing to do was to
get out the Horse Protection
| Company. Members ofthe COMPANY,
in town we're aroused Reward and
description, posters were printed, and
riders were sent out to notify the
companv through the county After
day lioht. Mr.. Aucker received WORD
from Michael Stoner who lives neal
town that his horse with harness anc
blanket on was found tied in his barr
! yard. There Is more or less myster,
q CONNECTED with the transfer OF tn
: beast from the place at which Charlie
I was calling to the stable yard
: Michael Stoner-
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yanDyke Correspondence.

Centerville school Is in flourish
inr condition. Prof. JAS f. Writ,
teacher. He has the best order IN
and out Of the school room that has
been for years. He is liked by the
parents as well as scholars What Is
more pleasing and entertaining to
visitors IS that on every Friday after.
noon have a society, consisting OF
declamations, reading, essays, and so
forth. Debate-Question, for FIJI
dav. "Resolved that Columbus,
deserves more credit for discovering
America than Washington for free1nS
IL" Parents, and friends of educa
tion are welcome to come and heal
the programme.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-16
Popular Preaching.

First Preacher-How do you man.
age to succeed SO well among the
cowboys out west
There were 600 present at my first
sermon, and I said Gentlemen, L
am going to tell you about a man
five feet high who ioored a giant
eleven feet high. Then I spoke of
Goliah gnd David
"Wen."
When 1 finished they gave three
cheers for David Time.
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MIFFLNTowN MARKETS.


PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHuADE1ImA, January L, 1889
Wheat G5c to S1.05. Corn 41c- Oats
34c. Live chickens 10c- Butter 10
to SOC. Eggs II to 19c. Potatoes
90 to soc. Cloverseed Z to Sc Hay
S14 TO SIS.
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Sale Register.

Tuesday, March 5th, 1851 L.
Sieber, in Walker Twp. three and a
half miles southeast of Miffiintown,
will sell extra fine brood mares
and colts. cows, and young cattle,
farming implements &c H. H.
SNYDER, Auctioneer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-16

Estate Of Mary J. Dennis, late Of Deiairare
tirp., JHHata county, deceased
Notice is hereby given that letters of Ad-
ministration OF the estate OF Mary J. Den
mis-, late of Delaware township, Junista Co.,
deceased have been granted in due form OF
law TO the undersigned residing IN Miftiin-
town, Pa. Ali persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to call and make pay
mept and those having claims will presen
them properly authenticated for settlement
C. B. HORNING,
Administrator.
Mifiintoyn January O. 'Se -6w.
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Miffiintown, January
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned appointed by the Or
phans' Court of Juniata County, an Auditor
to ascertain heirs and legatees and make
distribution of the balance IN the hands of
Alfred J. Patterson, Esq, Executor of
acob Kline, late of the Borough of Port
Royal, deceased, as appears by his partial
account confirmed Deer Is, 1888, hereby
gives notice that be will sit on Tuesday the
twelfth (l2tb) day of February, A. D..
1889, at 9 O'Clock A. NJ, at bis Office on
Lemon street in the Borough OF Mifaintown,
Pa, TO attend 10 the duties OF said appoint
ment, when and where all persons interest
ed in said distribution may appear and
make known their claims or be forever
barred from participation in said fund.
ROBERT McMEEN,
Auditor.
Nifiintown, Pa, January Is, 1889.
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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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.Nsesr Firm.
EaII.kNn WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GUUDo.
No more summer for months
to come. Fall and Winter are
here, and to 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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LEGAL
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

IIH re estate Of George RsthTook, dee'd-l
The Undersigned having been granted
letters, s,testanentary on the estate OF George
Rothrock. late of Fermanagh township,
Juniata county, out of the Orphans Court
of said county, hereby gives notice TO all
persons Indebted TO said estate to make I'M
mediate payment, and those having claims
viii present them properly authenticated
for settlement
JOSEPH ROTHROCK,
Administrator.
Miftiinfown, December 10, 1883.
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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 OF
Fresh, Plain and Fancy
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thc Sentinel aud RePuSiican 1twil
Ice to get Job work done T'y =, ,sat
\ YOU If you needianythins u
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caution Notice.

h. persons are hereby cauti1neI,g 13,s.,gued in
Ecass ou tho lands OF the undef''7s under Tor the
kugc uiIl, and Beale townships, Eng. fish
Euose of Gathering berries, hun..;t ing, on
4, or iu any other way tres IN be en-
n lands. as the trespass law wu aid Law
|ced against PEOPLE who viola,G ay,SxIuux
June ., 1850.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-16

The revival IN the METHODIST
Episcopal Church of this place, con
Quoted by the pastor Rev. A X.
Miller, continues to increase IN IN
terest and power. The attendance
is large, crowding the main audience
room of the Church nearly every
night. Fifteen persons all adults,
have professed conversion, since the
meeting began, twelve of whom join
ed the Church on Sunday, and others
are forward every night for prayers
The services are held at 2 o'clock IL
the afternoon and z at night.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-16

At annual meeting of the Juniata
county Agricultural Society, held
january IL, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
d. b. McCulloch, President; A j.
Patterson, VIM Hertzler, Porter
Thompson, Vice Presidents; Matt hew
Rodgers, Jos. A Groninger, D. G-
Alter, Executive Committee; b e.
Book. Corresponding Secretary VIM
c. Pomeroy, Treasurer DIR. A w
Shelly, Librarian; W. r. Wharton,
Recording Secretary
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rAsAR FURsUTT.

There was a wild ride out the Ce-
dar Spring road. Out the Pursuers
vent 10 the Cedar SPriug farm to
where the road forks, and there the
left hand road to McAhsterylile was
taken by Pursuers on INFORM 10 iIl III IL
from people that had come IN on the
rnaJ That leads TO Van Vert, that
neither man or horses had been seen
np II On they rode, William Murry,
vrbo was not a member of the horse
campany @ was in the lead, and IN the
lIong stretch of road along the north
SIDE Of the Cedar Spring ridge ne
caught sight of the thief and horSe5 l',lse5
He urged his horse to ms pest t,,..I, i'1eI,
/; and near by the Mennonite church
l be came close upon the man al, an'
ho,se ~ AIurrv shouted halt In
e riiir Div ieaTed fence into afeld am
I ,an awav. MuITy speedily dis
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Miffiintown, December 10, 1888.
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ESYLYAEIA RAILROAD
Tim E-T ABLE
EASTWARD.

And alter Sunday Nov'r 18th ,sss
that stop at A,diiR W IN run as f,rovr
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Niffiintown, Pa, January Is, 1889.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-10-13
Tanning an Elephant,s Hide.

Tt weighed about twelve hundred
pounds. and was about an inch and
third thick. After being put into
reservoir of pure water to green it, it was
beaten for one hour every day with an
iron on large anvil. After being ten
days in pure water, it was left for another
ten days in water with about four per
cent. of salt. Then it was replaced in
pure water again for twenty days. During
those forty days it was constantly in soak
The head and feet, weighing about three
hundred pounds, were then removed, and
the skin hung on spikes In the drying
room. After hanging one day it was put
in vat containing potash and small
quantity Of sulphur of sodium in the fol
lowing proportions:-Water 1000 parts;
slAked lime, twenty-five parts; pot
ash. three parts; sulphur of sodium,
two parts. After being two days
in this bath it was rinsed in pure
water of temperature of twenty degrees.
when II was again placed in the drying
room. After this double operation was
repeated thee times the skin was ready
10 have the hair taken off. This opera
ton occupied about one days time, and
gave about seventv-iiye pounds OF hair.
Another day was spent In cleaning and
scraplng. BY this time Il lost thirty per
cent. OF is weight. The operation or Its
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Customer-I want to get mixed suit:
what hev We got in that line?
Proprietor-I hat pants from Pansalva-
mia; hat vests from Vest Virginia; | hat
colors from Colorado; hat coats from
Dakota; | hat neckties from Connecktie-
cut. Mixed suits vas my speciality
Puck
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preparation lasted two months, and it
went through the same course as cow
hide, with the difference that each phase
of the work took three times as much
time The skin should be stretched in the
pit and placed in the middle of cowhides.
Six layers of powder are then thrown in,
two first, two second and two third lay
ers. Altogether the tanning takes three
years. The partition of the time is thus
Becoming green, forty days; worked, six
teen days; preparation, fifty days: repeti-
ton, sixty days; first pit (double), 200
days; second pit (double) 300 days; third
pit (double) 400 days.-PGU Mall Gazette
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WANTED.


WY ANTED-To BUY AN OFFICE DESK. AID
w dress Desk, News Onicc.
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RAILROADS,
Erie railroad Time Table.

"A VYcKET OFFICES 4Ol. si7, u.s. as1
broadway, 15Sla Bowery. Bat
terry place Chambers street and
>M{EsTF ~ Twenty third street ferries. New
81 York o sl Fulton 1r; street, BROOKLYN;
NsSsaSRREasNsT ner Newark and Hudson streets
H8So 5sps ana tct new station Jersey
sleeping car reservations and orders for check.
nf qna eavs Jersey Gs
go a. m.-Day Express. Pullman Buffet drawing
Tor jamestown and Chautauqga, Lake.
so9 amaS train q as and seseng
coaches to Meadyille, Youngstown, Marion and
to Cleveland, Cincinnati and st. Louis No extra
press solid Pullman train Of day and BUFFET sleep
ing coaches to Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Hamilton.
Chicago without change. Buffet sleeping coach to
So >. M daiiyeohcaso Express. Pullman BUFFET
sleeping coaches to Eimira, Hornelsville. James,
town y, CORY. Meadville Youngstown. Cincinnati
Stations on Orange Branch. week days. sd5 a. m,
a. an rs 81 Gf s So 1913 i p M Additional trains
to Prospect street, E. Orange, Washington street,
Orange wesE days sa5. SIS. 1i2s a. M. 2:ss ssa
Rutherford and Passaic. week days dis 500. e:ls
s SO s 3 l s g. sl M S ls ia n9 f5 III ss iS
s n9Sn @ S 4 @ s y. Ss Ss p saF
af Fate ss s Ssas days lay a 1R ss sa sos a.
sas z3S ~ 5s Az, s5S SsS Sss SSI, s;% 81 81
saSdags u.s. s &c. 's S s noon s soo maRsa5
~ s S IA Ns%ari s m @Gn dsgs
601, s:s1 iae ioi5 .. n. i2aO midnight. Sundays
' Rdsarood and md Sun sus gs Rgess days. as 500
9@5, l0sS p m. ll2 202 32l. Az 5:l2 6a2 50 SA2
i 1 S i ss and as @ ss m ian s
Also 20 Ridgewood. week days. S45 a. m, AS. 5aa
NewSanrg ana Cornwall Ill Week days sos e2o a. n
81 Go she 'S Week p das gnd 5S s rs q m
S45. 49, 5as rs $50 p. m. Sundays $50 $50 $40.
Middietown.s week days. 500 sos, go iOas a. M
1l2, SIs s4s. Sis. SIS, $50 PIN. Sundays 800, $50.
W Fl jerv i w eek DAYS dS s Sa sos s 1918 g. m ill.,
BIS Sa5. 4a5 6ls 7:5, $50 p. m. sundays, 50O $3.50.
WarwcS week days, SOD go a. m il2, 445. p m.
montgomery. Week days. e2O a. M, s;45 Ads p m.
Express trains arrive at Jersey City from the
West, $50 1'a0 a. M, Ass, 9S5 p. M.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Trains leave Jersey City station. Erie Railway
kill and Nyaek, $50 *1l5, s3S .l027 and li:i2 a. M.
ai s & s PSI SUNDAYS S 81 s & '. n iI s ai
Additional trains to cresknl and way, ela AS
"For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and Tallmans.
~ way. Trains leave Jersey City station, Erie
For Arlington. S:i5, $751; $780, 1ias a. n 1915 1855
204 So S5 49, 5:s7, $751; 6:5 7l2 s25 1912, HAS,
1916 p. sundays s:l2, q. M. 1a2. All 6s2l Sill
| Bloomfield and Montclair, week days. 6l5, Ss37,
ESQ., a. M, 1915 204. s52, 4A2 49, Ssi. $50. 65 1;l2
p Little Falls and intermediate stations week days
6l5 sS7, $50 M. 1916 noon 3si2, Az 45s. 5:27
! $751; 6;S5, 7l2 s27. 1916 p. sundays e:l2 a. m,
| SIT, 6:45 p. 204 p. M, Saturdays only.
Pompton, week days, S31, $50 a. m Ar, 4s59, 5.s
| 6S5, D. M Sundays 9:l2, 10:l5 a. M, S;ll p: m.
| Greenwo cd Lake and intermediate stations, week
| days. ss7. $50 a. m 4:42. p Sundays s'is, 1919
| a.. m.
| Genl Supt Gen'i Pass. Agk
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OROVIDENCE LINE


L Fares reduced to all points Boston, IS; ProyI-
tence, So 25 Worcester, $50. steamers C0NNECrI-
CUT and MASSACHUSETTS, leave Pier p n R..
foot Warren street, at ) p. NJ. daily, sundays ex-
steamer.
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care you unfriendly with this MANI"
asked the Judge.
II am not, sir; l used to be but amt
now"
What has caused this change in your
feelings?"
well, Judge, 1 never knew before how
hard he could hit. He certainly is q
daisy. "-MeTchGnt Traveller.
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n EcEIvER's NoTIcE-ABRAM Q. GARRETSON
IN Receiver Of the New Jersey lighterRge Com,
pany, by order Of the Court OF Chancesy OF New
JERSEY hereby gives notice 10 the creditors or the
New Jersey iightcrago Company, an innoiFent cor
porAtlon " the state OF New Jersey TO present 70
City. N. j., under oath Affirmation, their several
claims aud demands against The said corpofatinn
wthln -four months from tho zufh day or August, A.
D. 1850, or they VIII no forever excluded from the
benefit " such dividends a. may thereafter lie
made and declared BY said court upon the proceeds
Of the cnocta Of said corporation.
4. .. 0ARRETsoS,
keeelvor.
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The Rochsator Lamp Company Take the

No lamp IN the world has tho merit and sale OF
this wonderful Rochester lamp; i,nlO varieties
At No. IS Warren street and No. 1901 broadway,
New York.
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Old Richfellow desperately you re-
fuse me, what is there left for me to do?
Sweet Girl-Well read the other day
about a rich man who made his will in
favor of the woman who refused him, and
then went out and hung himself.-Nelu
York Weekln
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Passed the Highest Degree.

eff women are not good enough to be-
long to the Free Masons," said fair one
with pouting lips the other day, will
you please tell us why?n
My dear, that is the very trouble.
You are too good. The necessity for
your membership does not exist
Masonry was founded to make the men
better, and goodness knows they need
it."-LOadOn World.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-10-13

an Episode Of the Ne,o Jersey Campaign.
The Republican campaign committee sighed,
And between times stoutly swore;
For the knock about poets were writing snide
Opposition rhymes by the score
So they hired poet an ode to write,
And they said, Now princely fee
Win be yours Il the harp you but grandly smite.
e. Burd Grub is the nominee"
The poet sat and at nothing stared
Till he bored hole in the WALL
But the reams of paper which he'd prepared
Remain d white as the frosts of fall
And he mumbled and muttered, "Rub-a-dub--
ub-stub-drub- glub-glubglubl"
And now in madhouse he passes is da Us
Sill akork onn "odeto 81" ttbubGa
~. 7. r. in he Ne,o York sun.