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The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
DIED.

In this city, March IG, Eliza NJ, widow of sam'l
years
In this city March Is, Albert l.. Icrrick aged
% wears, months and Il days.
In this Guy, March =, Henry B IIart7horn, aged
Is years ana months.
In Swanyilie, March Il, Mary f. Bartlett, aged
20 years.
In Searsport, March IS, Helen NJ wife of isaac
\. tlosson, aged - Years and : months.
in Palermo, March Is, Abigail q. Bailey, aged
= years ana - days.
In Bucksport, Feb 2G in the 18th year of her age,
Mrs Susan {. Kinks, wife of ;. r. Kinks of Buck :.
port, and oldest daughter of the late Hugh and
Elizabeth Ross, of Searsport.
In Camden, March = Dea Andrew Pcndleton,
aged - years.
In Camden, March 9. Lille f., wife of Abial
Pcndlcton, aged % years, , months and - DAYS
In Hope, March :, Ilartwell Bills, aged about 20
years.
In Lincoln Centre, March p, Timothy Head,
aged II years
In Rockland, March y, f. Gertrude, daughter of
Alvah \. and Eva NJ. Smith, aged 3 years, 10
months and days.
In Union, March TO- Mrs. Esther Billings aged
- years.
In Rockland, March 10, Ezra f. French. aged So
wears, months and y DAYS.
In Ninahaven, March 8, Bcscy, wife of CLANCY
\. Duchane. aged IS years and months
Ia WaldobOro, March 6, Jacob Gross, aged 81
Years.
In Ellsworth, March r. Alice l.. Greenan, aged
years, months and days.
In Ellsworth, March 5, Mrs. Fannie A. Becher
aged 30 wears.
In Bar Harbor March ), Charles A. Ingalls, aged
30 years and months.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

! land The tug that was sent from Liverpool found
her hard fast on the rocks, and returned without
acc 1mpshing anything. She will probably be al
/ lowed TO 20 to pieces there.
The COY. Robe ship Gov. ROBBIE, Blanchard,
from lliogo, arrived at Portland 18th, from Bidde
4 ford Pool, where she was stranded. She has lost
part of her keel, and there is small hole in her
bottom and her planking is badly chated, but other
wise She is in good condition. Three-quarters of
her cargo was discharged before she came of. One
steam pump Keeps her free of water.
DISASTERS, Ere. Brig Sparkling Water at Dos
ton 18th from Mrasoane, reports: Had moderate
\. +, trades. From lat. 30 \. had W and \. W.
gales. Has been days North of Iiattcras. Left
at Miragoane Feb. -, brig j. A. IIersey, loading
for Boston: would be detained for considerable
4 time waiting for captain, her late MASTER Capt
AlcN Downing having died OF teNel ON the 18th of
February while lying in port at Miragoane. lie
was resident of PrCyincetown, Mass, where he
leaves widow and three children. Capt. Rouse
lett Boston lew days ago to take command of the
brig Brig Amy \. Lane, Cole, ut New York
from Matanzas, reports March 9TH lat 36.05, Ion.
=. took "a gale from y. \. W. lasting no hours it,
force At no time modcrating sufficient to carry the
tulc-ail and try sail. between r. NJ March Sth and
, A. Vi. gh If blew with hurricane force (lat. IS II,
ION = i~ and ioiclnE the sea down almost smooth,
when il moderated, which it did as suddenly as ii
came un. Iis" sea rose tremcndously.... sch lanes
\. Garfield, oolburN, at Philadelphia 18th from
Guantanamo, had heavy weather, sprung rudder
head. damaged forward house, lost and split sails
aud mad rNerNthiu2 movable washed from the deck.
ihc schooner sprung leak ANA her cargU Is report
e" ,'aha-rd- me put INTO New "rk Tor repairs
and Wa toNcd here by the Noeburg ... The ahan-
loncd -cn. SEQ. !. Mcfarland lbrtore reported,
Na- aE-un passed al T. ". rem - lat 30 ~, Ion.
y W hl halh Freeman 1T New ork from COLON
ho. ..-~ch- bcltlc Lewis, from NlmaihaNcn for
Portland. went ashore On Calf Point FoN Island,
I-jh aHd W.ls huipd On lay revenue cutter Dallas,
tapt. Pnkrr. ed THE wreck of the Portland, Me,
ht+ n 4 lettuEilI, cant. q {. hc has been
tou"d- Sue Ir~ i'll Chesapeake Bay, between the
TAU II the Horse shoe and Cape Henry, in five
tltuom- ui water lib the track Of vessels going cut
ad yntotu- the tapr7. She is On her ~tarhoard
b"iuH eud, her millrumast has gone by deck and
iND uit lUN tuNgdllIDt nJ~iS gone in the cups and
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HAM BLET0NIAN
STATIONS!
HARoLDsoN!

(3yeaf oM record, 2.391a-3 gear old record, 30
Sire Prescott by Harold, (sire of Maud S. 20S2i }
son of Rysdyk's Hambletonian DAM Queen, q i2)
stallion cup at the State Fair, and in 1883 of 4yea
old stake at State Fair and of the blue ribbon in
4-year.o stallion ella at State Fair at Lewiston,
and at Eastern State Fair at Bangor.
Bright bay colt, foaled in 1854, 1j34 hands, has
nice name and tail, faultless form and perfect
trotting action.
Enn man
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
PRINCE WITHERS,

I3VF0t07d rocoF0, I.N2.J
Bright bay, IL hands, weighs ll50 lbs foaed in
lssi, 10y Cen Wthers dam, Queen, the dam of
Ilaroldron q 30.
Has taken premiums at the state Fairs at Lewis
ton and Bangor. Ills colts have been premium
winners at our County Fairs
II breeders wish TO breed for size, style, lofty
carriage, line color, etc, well as speed they can't
make any mistake ia selecting him
Terms, $40.
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
WILKESMONT!

= Ut"T-VI0 TtcOF0, 2.0D.J
Sire. Kaiser. by George Wilkes, the greatest trot
ting sire; dam, May Withers by Gen. Wthers; ~
dam Queen.
Seai-brown colt foaled in sSG, l5'l hands. Win
ner of 2d money in 2ycar old colt stake at state
Fair DIANA being first in 24G) and of the blue rib
bon in his class scoring - points inIa possible
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

WALDO Ssh Court Of PROBATE hell at Bel
w fast, on the second Tuesday of March, 1859.
DARIUS Il. DRAKE, Administrator on the estate
of JONATHAN u. kING~BtRY, late of Frank
for; III said County deceased, having presented his
first account of administration Of said estate for
allowance
Ordered That notice thereof bc given, three
weeks successfully, in the Republican journal,
printed in Belfast in said County, that all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court to be
held at Belfast, On the -cCond Tuesday Of April
next, and show cause, if any they have, why the
said account should not he allowed.
GEO. l.. JOHNSON Judge.
A true copy. Attest :-BOHAN +. FIELD, Register
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
COMBINE!

Bright bay colt, l5i4 hands, loaled in lSe5 by
Gen. Nithers, son OF Amont, the greatest grand,
SON of Ilamblctunian; dam, Princess by Prescott
sire of llaru!dson [sce above).
lie combines four strains of llamblctonian blood
with five of Manlhrino Chief and two of Pilot and
other trotting blood.
In style, size, color, action and conformation, he
Is all that can he desired. In speed he is remark
abie-as Will be shown this season.
Terms
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Attention, Power Users!
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT

Corrected UeektH for the J0urnal.
BY c. II. SARGENT, NO. MAIN STREET
PrOd@ce Market. Price Paid Produce5s
Apples BUSH 20a50 Hay y ton, s.00d "A 90
&" dried y III, 4d5IIIides IT, h. 3laa4
lSe;tllS, pea,P Du,22J a2.oU Lamb v b, IdS
=" medium, 220d225 Lamb Skins, S5al.25
yellow eyes, 90 1925 Mutton y ID, 5a6
Butter " ID, ISd22 IOats " BUSH 32 III, isaac
Beef " ID, 5d7IPotatoes, 4Oa45
Barley p bush, 60dG5 Round Hog ~ Ii, 6aGls
Cheese " fb, l2al4IStra " ton, 800 as 90
Chicken " ID, I0dl4ITurkev " b, I5alS
Calf Skins y ID 6d7lNeal y tb, 6n7
Duck " n, l2dl4lWool, washed " b., 81 ~
Eggs Y doz, l4IWool, unwashed, 23a24
Fowl " H., i0dl2lWood, hard, 350a 800
Geese ID, l2gl4lWo soft, 800 as 80
Retdd Market. Retaai Market
Beef, corned " b 7asl Lime bbl 1904 lO5
Butter Salt u box, Is Dat Meal y ID, ~ as
Corn W bush, 53IOnOns " ID, % as
Cracked Corn Ybush., 50 Oil, kerosene ~ gal Pa IL
Corn Meal y bush, 53Polock ~ h. 4d4l5
Cheese III, 15al1 Pork v h, 9aI0
Cotton Seed P cwt., l40 Plaster y bb 1.0Od 10
! Goldfish dry, " b AL Rye Meal " ID, 81
/ Cranberries " qt., II 6l3 shorts " cwt., lib
Clover Seed o. III, I2al7Sugar o. b, 61,aS
! Flour Dbl, G.25dS % Salt T. L., " bush 40
Ii.G: Seed bu y d2hoI Sweet Potatoes " h. Od0
Lard Y b loel27alWheat Meal y B, 4d4la
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21
For Sale Or to be Let.

THE WINDSOR HOTEL in Belfast, with
L land appurtenant. Apply to
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
Attorney and agent for Mrs Mary NJ Hall.
Belfast, Feb. G, lSs9.-tfGis
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

WALDO SSH Court of Probate, held at Bel.
w fast, on the sccond Tuesday of March, 1883
EPIRAIM DODGE, Executor on the estate Of
BENJAMIN DODGE, late of jackson, in said
County, deceased, having presented account of adj
minisration of said estate for allowance.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given, three
weeks successfully, in the Republican Journal,
printed at Belfast, in said County, that all persons
interested may attend 1T Probate Court to he
held at Belfast, on the Sccond Tuesday of Apri
next, and show cause, if any they have, why the
said account should not be allowed
GEORGE +. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy. Attest :-BoHAN p. FIELD, Register
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

THE subscribers hereby give public notice to an
L concerned that they have been duly appointed
and taken upon themselves the trust OF Executors
OF the estate of
ALBERT HARTMAN, late of Prospect,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; they therefore request all per
sons who are indebted to said dcceascd's estate to
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment to them. REBECCA HARTMAN.
BY RON q. AVERY
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

IT HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
L concerned, that She has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of ENecutriN of
the estate of
GEORGE w. SHERBIR NE, late of Prospect
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
the law directs she therefore requests all per
SONS who indebted to said dcceased's estate of
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same for settle
ment to her. IIIEBE G.. SIIERBI RNE
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

GEO. f.. JOHNSON, Judge.
y true copy. Attest :-BnIIAN J.. FIELD, Register
The Republican journal., 1889-03-21

At Probate Court held at Belfast within and for
the County Of NHdo on the second Tuesday Of
s
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-11
Court PrOceedInEs.

Court convened on the and inst,
and the first business before it was-
the question of free bridge across
the river at this place, on a motion to
have the report of the viewers for a
free bridge submitted to the grand
Jury Exceptions had been filed to
the report of the free bridge view
and were read IN Court, and are as
follows:
l. The bridge which the viewers
were appointed to inspect was en-
tirely destroyed by the food of June
1st, 1889, so that when they met on
July 22nd, 1889, there was no bridge
to view or appraise.
2. The viewers have reported that
the payment of tolls over said bridge
ia burdensome, wheras in fact no
burthen was imposed on the travel
ing pubic, at the date of view, or any
time since.
8 The compensation awarded by
the viewers is so entirely inadequate
that the report should not be con-
firned-
4. There is no authority vested in
the public to take dismantled bridges
in the way III which the present pro
ceedings have been conducted.
5. The law points out another and
different proceeding, where a bridge
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Half Rates To Colu m bus for
the Grand Ledge Of Odd
Fellows via Pennsyl-
van1a Railroad.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge Inde-
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows, will
convene at Columbus. Ohio, Sep.em
Der 10th to 22l This meeting will
undoubtedly bring together the larg-
est assemblsgs OF the order ever
before gathered on q similar occasion
1t is expected that $1,000 members,
including a large number OF tho tPa
trisrchs Militant, will be in attend
auce. The parades and public cere
monies which will extend through
the week Will be highly interesting TO
the public rs well as to members II
the order. For this occasion the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets from all pri nci-
pal stations on it's lines east of Pitts
burg and Erie Except New York,
September 18th 10 18th. valid for g
turn until September 26th, 1889, at
the rate OF sinEle fare for the round
trip.
The universally admitted super
iority of the Pennsylvania great
system OF through trains, equipped
with coaches, sleeping and dining
cars affording every convenience to
the traveller. commends this route
to the favorable consideration of Wis
ifOrs
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-11
Resolutions.

RESOLUTIONS alppts1 by She Re-
publican County Conveu ton
Reso!vsd, ThSt We express our sat
isfaction with and fully endorse the
present National Administration, and
congratulate President Harrison for
his wise, clean and truly American
policy, ant its universal approval by
the Republican party.
That we approve the statesman
like administration of Gov. James 4.
Beaver, the soldier Governor of
Pennsylvania
That we endorse the action of our
L. s. Senators, Hons. J. Donald
Cameron and NJ. S. Quay, in faith
fully representing the people of this
Commonwealth.
That we endorse the nomination of
Hon. Henry X. Boyer for State
Treasurer.
That We most sincerely approve of
and cNpr'ss rur satisfaction with our
memb, ,f Congress, Hon l.. r At
kinson. la rIu wo have man of
ability, wi-durl and prudence, and An
honor % this 'ue 18th Congressional
District FutAfui to his work, true
to his constituents, he Is deserving
of his increasing popularity.
That We enl lprSs our representa-
tiya4 in the tyvn branches of our
State I. rs, r'u~., Hons. Joseph NJ
Woods ard vi lisA Hertzlcr They
have shown themselves able and pop
ulRr represent ttives and worthy of
the honor b, slowed upon them
That we endorse the work of A
Bradford Evans as County Chairman
in the last campaign, and weapprove
of his fixing the time for the primary
election on Saturday, August 81.
1889. and the meeting Of the return
Judges on the following Monday,
thereby saving in many instances,
both time and unnecessary expense.
The following County Committee
was appointed to serve for the ensu
ing year.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-11

day Sac and another lady were
sitting on opposite ends of a bench,
whom her companion hastily arose
to do some work, and the bench tilt.
ed on end throwing the unfortunate
woman of the porch tossthe ground.
She fell on her head and was render
ed insensible for some time. A phv
slclan was summoned who found the
right side Of her head severely bruis
ed and the thumb of her left hand
badly impacted-
From the Bloomfield Freeman
Enforce the borough ordinances
Suppress rowdyism in all its forms
Fight 1t out on that line all the time
without fear, favor or affection, NAL
ice, Ill will or envy - Ever,
days report says, work on the Perr,
Co X. r., is progressing satisfactori
" and that the locomotives Will b,
in the County Seat by the beginni n .
of October. We think the reports
are not exaggerated. All is plai,
sailing at present Judg,
Junkin Is filling up his lot of grounC
near the Station of the Perry Co
Railroad, which during the time o.
high water Is rather to low for tn,
erection of buildings upon it. II,
Will doubtless have 1t put into
proper shape for building purpose
A certain person who is i,
the habit of coming to town and fill
ing himself with bad whisky and an
noying our people, was last weel
committed to the borough Lookup
cell IN the county prison by our en-
erSstic Burgess, until he sobered up
and was then permitted to go hom'
after paving costs Our Tow
authorities mean business and vii
enforce the laws and ordinance
against all offenders
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-11
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

fH1LADELrH1A, September 7th, 1889.
Wheat 80 to SSc per bushel. Corn
AZ to 43c. Oats % to 23c. Live
hons 10 to lilo per III. Eggs 16 to
2Oc- Potatoes 35 to 40c per bush
el Sweet potatoes Is to SOC bask-
ct JERSEY peaches at 40c to S1.5O a
basket Delaware and MARYLAND
peaches at 4oc to s1.25 a basket.
Sugar at 8 to SIC ID. HAY at Csc
TO 81 hundred pounds. Straw so
TO 9Oc hundred pounds.
EAST LIBEKrY, Pa, Sep, 6.-Cat
tie receipts 36u hend shipments
$40 head nothing dong all through
consignments.-Hogs Receipts. 220C
head :; shipments 800 head market
steady heat light Yorkers 1856 to
$465 fair TO good S4.45 to 81. 80
medium aud light Phiia.lelphias. 81.
40 70 $3.50 heavy hogs. $40 tc
425- Sheep receipts, 1600 head
shipments 400 head market fair
prices upchanged
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-11
Rspu blican County Conn
mltlee.

Ainintown-rh.o. II. Msminger, James
\. Roblsoa, Nitfiintown.
Fsrmansgh-Edgar C. Hover, Samuel
Rothrock, NiniintoNn.
Faystte-s. L. McAIister, NcAiisterviIle :
q. B. Roush, Oakland Mills.
Nouroe-D. G. Shellerberger, RiehdeId ;
Harry Foltz, knousetSwn-
sasquehsnna-Thad S. Light, Nekoda,
Perry Co. 7. J. Nichols, Oriental.
Greeawood-G. q. woodward. DimIns-
,ilIs John II. light, N-koda, Perry Co.
Delevars- ". E. Harley, East Salem
Loudenslager, Thompsoatowa
hcmpsontown-Sinon Cameron, n. N
NcSishl, Thompsoutowu.
walker-Eli Farlem1n, Ne xico George
HsekmAu, Van Vert
Port Royal. e. Naterr, W. X whsr-
;ou, POrt Royal.
Turbett-Frsuk storm, :. \. NeLaip,
Port Royal
Spruce Ha- Stewart Mauger, Spruce q
Hill J. C Oks-on, Pleasant V5es-
Tusesrora-S. T. Price, East Waterfront :
). A. Harley, NcCulloeh's Mills.
Lsck-Aatthias Stump, Lack ! Nevin
Montgomery, Waterloo.
Black Log -EmaEuei Boczie, Black Log
\ ". Opel, Oppelssills-
Beale-G. L. keErpP, Walnut X. b
bro~u, Academia.
Ailford-Gen- !. K Robson, Jshn T.
shower, Patterson.
PAtterson-N iIliaan Pena-li, jerome Sic
Der, Patterson.
town.
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SHORT LOC-fLS.

Lewis Straver butchers every day.
The dog puisoner has turned up
IN Lewistown.
Rot among potatoes Is reported
from all quarters.
WANTED. A boy in this office,
to learn the printing trade
Frank AIeluy shot = large red fox
west Of Patterson last week
CoIored people held n picnic at
NcAlistervillo last Thursday.
Col r. b. McCrum VIII move TO
Ohio ahout the 1st Of October.
James \. and Andrew Banks shot
seven gray squirrels on the Ind inst
These are hay fever days for Peo-
pie who are subject to that kind Of
Sever.
When one needs u stimulant hot
milk IL said tu be more effectual than
liquor.
Jacob Thomas has built new
house on his farm III Fermsnagh
township.
Many vi the patrons of the SENTINEL
ASD RuUHILcANs paid up last week
Thanks friends.
The County Commissioners offer
five hundred dollars FOR the capture
Of barn burners
odd Fellows contemplate holding
aplc-uic in Schweisr's woods on the
2lNt OF Septembor-
John 5. Graybill Is preparing to
put up a business building on the
ground Of the Crystal Palace
A Mitflin county coon hunter
sport WAS spoiled the other night by
his dog catching three skunks.
Homer Berry and Korbin Parma
baker of this place, shot two chicken
hawks not far from Patterson on the
4th INST
Euoch Shellenberger is disposins
Of his immense crop of late peaches
near this place at $50 crate down
10 90 cents bushel
Pancost y Griffith Fruit Dealer'
IN Philadelphia, quote choice peaches
AT 81 80 te $500 per crate Fanc,
large S225 to $3.50.
George Jacobs and j. G. Lanti
represented the Democracy Of Jun
rata at the State Convention held Il
Harrisburg last Wednesday.
The river foriiing ut this plae
Presents n lively scene during th'
oay, and the night scenes AT the fer
4 are not without interest.
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Tonight and To- morrow
Night.

And each day ana night during this
week you can get at all druggist. Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs, acknovl-
edged to be the most successful remedy
ever sold for the cure OF Coughs, Croup,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma and
Consumption. Get bottle today and
keep it alwsysin the house, so you can
check your cold at once. Price so cents
and 81. Sample bottles free.
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w anted.

1900 customers wanted to buy the
surplus stock of men S, boys, youths,
and childrens clothing, at cost at
Schott's before removal to McCrum's
new building in September, one
door above Democrat and Register
building.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-11
THIRTY SIXTH HORSE
SALE.

L. Banks Wilson, of. f..Creston, Iowa
will sell his thirty-sixth lot of West
ern Horses at the Jacobs House
Mifflintown, Pa, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1889,
Mt l o'clock P. NJ, sharp. This lor
Will embrace single and double driv
ers, heavy draught horses, &c
Terms same as heretofore 60 DAYS
on note or 1 per cent. off for cash.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-11
RIVER BRIDGE CONTACT

The Commissioners gave the con-
tract for the building of the wood
work OF the Mexico River Bridge to
H c. Hover for FIVE thousand eight
hundred and ninety five dollars, and
the mason work TO 1lanbeck and
Nelson for two thousand and ninety
four dollars
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Enterprising journalism. +.

From an Exchange .7spiTiHg
JOurnaiisf-'-Is there any field for n
first class daily in this localityl'
LgnOront PETE. the County Sheriff
Il dunno bout tn field fer tn daily,
but thar's an elegant one over thar
fer editurs an seen like. We plant
eel tn last one Yesterday fer callin'
Sile Byers' wife a 'bonny veevong."
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I'm mpOTtant Notice,

The entire stock of mems, boys
and children's clothing, gents furn
ishing goods will be sold at Schott' :
for the next 30 days preparatory to
removing Clothing Department t.
McCrumis Lew building, Bridge St.
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hARRTED :

LoUDESsLAGER -HAUBERT-On the
2Sth ult., at the home of the brides
father by Rev. G. w. Leisher. Mr..
Charles p Loudenslager and Miss
Maggie E. Haubert both Of East Sa
lem this county.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-09-11
New Clothing Department

OF Emil Schott viii be removed to
McCrum new building in Septem
Der. All goods will be sold at cost
at the old stand. Come for bargains
Evening journal., 1889-12-28
NEW CASTLE LOCALS.
Marine Matters-A Christian Endeavor
Society Organized.

Marine Matters-A Christian Endeavor
Society Organized.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Del, Dec 2S. Captain
Reville Of the schooner A. & NJ. Carlisle,
which is anchored off here, was taken
sick, and Captain Barrett OF Philadelphia
has arrived to take his place.
The Young Peoples Society OF Chris
tian Endeavor met and organized in the
lecture room Of the Presbyterian Church
last night.
On account of the Christmas Holidays,
there have been no sessions at Hahne-
mann Medical College, consequently DR..
w. H. Kuntz is at home and will be here
for week longer.
Miss Mamie Snyder Of Philadelphia is
visiting Miss Rebecca Saunders Of this
city.
Philip Plunkett Of Wilmington visited
the New Castle friends on Thursday.
Four prisoners, all white, were brought
TO Jail yesterday by 0facers Shultz and
Todd.
Harry Albert. leader of Albert's or
chestra was in New Castle yesterday.
Father Flynn win lecture before st.
Peters Total Abstinence Beneficial So
ciety to morrow evening, at 7.30 o'clock,
in the r. @. Church. AS the young men
have but recently started this organiza-
tion it is thought that encouragement
should be given them by a large attend
ance. All are cordially invited to attend