davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
wIII NoT NANIE A sTATE TICKEr
FOR COSGPFSs.

The following Congressional nomina-
tions were made on Wednesday: Ne
braska. First district. William j. Bryan
(Dem.); C. II. Van WICK Qnd.); Sec
ond, IL Y. Harlan (Rep.l; Arkansas.
Second district, c. r. Breckenridge
Dem. reaouinated; Ohio. Nineteenth
district, L. B. Taylor (Rep9 renomi-
mated; Missouri, Fourth district. r. 2.
Wilson Dem.) renominated; Georgia,
Fourth district, c. L. Masis tDem.);
Maine. Second district, Charles E.
Allen DEM. In Maryland tho Pro-
hibiuonists made tho following nomi-
nations; First district, G.. W. Coving-
ton; Second. Edward Higgins; Third,
W. J. II. Clock; sixth. Mr.. Moglton-
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

VIENNA, jelly S1.-The marriage OF
Archduchess Maria Vale-ia. youngest
daughter os the Emperor and Empress
OF Austris. TO Archduke Fsslcis SAL
vakor. took place at Ischl in the pres
ence OF al tEe men bers Of the Imperial
family. Tse bride renouEced her
rights Of succession 70 the throne in
order 20 marry the Arcbduke, who was
her own CHOICE for a husband
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

NEw ToRK. July st.-A liberal o-er
has been nsde 60 The owners Ct those
phencmensl.y feee trosters Axtell ard
cunoL ay he managers Of the Northern
New Jersey Fair Association. watch j.
better known as Daudee PARK They
Vii Z vs a purse Of s11 00o for race g
taSe place some time between Septens-
ber 3 and October n. The conditions
are that naile heats shall be tror-ed. best
three IN fve 20 vin. and eaat the vlctor
shall tsze al The uurse.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

sr. LoUTs, July s1--Lase dispatches
sag that al through Nsw Nexioo Ari-
soaa ard some parts e. Colorado, ard
also - Cd Mexico. 10 rsin bad fallen
for months. thousands spca t.oa Sands
81 range csetls were lying dead in tae
parc1ed valleys and thousands more
were oylng FOR paat q water sn1 grass
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

capitol In this
city Wednesday
about 600 dele
gates bein z
present. Con-
gresham Houck
presided. The
committee on
resolutions sub
mitted a plat
form which was
adopted with
great applause.
u iniorses the
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
Will Go to Es-tnn.

BosroS. July 81. - The committee
which visited Washir~ton for the pur-
pose OF urging President Harrison to
visit Boston during the National en-
cam pment OF the G. A. T.. returned
Wednesday. The President informed
the committee that be would positively
be in Boston August ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

TACOMA. Wash. July S1-Gsorge
Francis Train is about TO make an at
temp5 TO beat the record for trip
around the world Train will leave
Tacoma on the steamship China Ar.
gost and says Re can make the circuit
of the globe in ffty-seven deys
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

JAcKsoS. Miss, July si.-Nsws has
reached here that State Senator JOAN
". Cutrer. q deleRa te-elect % the con
sltstonal convention from Coahsrns
County on Wednesday sbet ard and
fatally wounded Free elan5 Cbew. editor
of TIE New Coahonian. a. Frisr's Point
No particulars except that Chew has
been asssultinF Cutrer IN bis paper.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

cLkDwfs. Mich. JBly Fire vts
Siseovsre6 % the frame cottage owned
b y Wagner, nssr the center - the
town Tuesday evening TIE building
coald not - s4ved but 81 was rot
known until fhs Ere vas over that
NJ Wagnsr's s-Vsar-oid daughter had
rsrished ir ne flares.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
A Boy B<ily burned.

CoLDwATER- Mich, July 3L-Willic
sharp. 15-year-old boy, fell in ft At
mknight Wednesday mig and l0ocked
over kerosene lamp. The oil caught
Ere ard the lad was 90 badly burned
that he viii die. William Sharp, the
boys father. attempted 20 eTtinguish
the flames and was frightfully burned.
sharp is a prominent business man
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

BALTrNoaE. Nj. July SI.-Four more
bo5ies of victims sf tas Virglnia-Louise
collision we're f-a1f in tie water
y dnes1sv near the scene - the ss,ci-
ien1 This makes eight bodies 50 Tar
recovered Tae-e are stAl zEe persons
reported As nissiBz.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

DFrHoTT. Mich. Julv gL-Dr viii
ian Bro8ie. aged g.. ore q TIE best
known physicians in Michigan. died
wednesday evening a. his bone in this
cir. He held rnsnT prominent orlces
in medical circles snd vas highly es-
teeme8 both professionally and social.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

ST LoVrs. July SL-The plant OF the
Missouri Car & F0un3-v Company. 10
Gated or Do~cas and De Kalb streets
along the iron Mountain railway tracks,
was partially destroyed by Ere Wednes-
day nizat together witb about $50 0o0
feet of lpm Der. Fifty Thousand feet OF
-ough lamser vas also destroyed Loss,
ak3at $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
Nearly a Quarter o a Million Dollars = orth
Samples Under one hooE
OPEN FOR IHR TRADE TO lTGGST 9.
CURRENT EVENTS


oldest paper IN Tie elty. mas suspended
publication
TIE popul&tion vi Springfield. H., by
the lagest ooant l. -. s5V. ana ~ Sznga-
moa County ellsA
DIR. Fernando Cruz. the Gaztsmalan
Minister - the United States. has been
recalled 70 Guatemala
Thas far this week there has been
ordered AZ New York for shipment .
Earope - ssss go IN gold
Z he latest returns of EaElsad's war
department show tA@t so.0a0 oug Of tie
81, 90 men in the Engllsa acme army
are Under q years ot age.
The drought IN Central and Southern
Iowa is bscoming serious, threatening
the corn crop IN districts where the
seasonal rainfall WAS ligbtest
The HOOP n Il OF the Anchor Mana
featuring Company a. Delrsy, Mich.
was burned TUESDAY night causing =
loss OF $50, 600, insured foF sso,ool
The eonferrees on the original pack
age bill, al their session "Wednesday,
agreed - report 10 their respective
houses the senate bill on this sgt JecL
which applies 10 liquor only.
Walter GeOhegsn, the oefaulting city
G. Of PAsis. III, was arrested at
Tcrre Haute, Ind, "Wednesday morning.
bcI was released on a writ Of haoeas
corpus and left for parts unknown.
Al M4rshalltown. la, while descend
ing a stairway George ". Mcmillan
stumbled and fell hesdlohg 10 the bot
tom, receiyiuga a conclusion OF the brain.
from " hich Ae died an hour afterwards.
4 viaduct gave way al Kansas City,
Mo-. wednesday, precip.taung a num-
Der Of loaded wagons 70 the earth tWen-
ty feet below. Michael Miller. team
ster, was killed and colored man was
fatally injured.
Ii. j. Gleason, late agent OF the Santa
Fe railroad at san Diego, Cal, and
formerly general freight agent Of the
Rock Island railway in Chicago, was
confined in the insane asylum at Saps
City. Cal, Wednesday.
The steamer Majestic, which arrived
in New York VI ednes6ay, made the trip
from Queenstown 10 sandy Hook in five
days, twenty-five hours ana fftyeiglt {
minutes. This is the third fastest trip
ever made across the Atlantic
The organization OF the Cumberland
Gap 81 Mississippi Valley railroad was
perfected and the stock subscribed for
building a line from Columbus in the
Mississippi valley 10 Cum berland Gap,
at Hopkinsville, KY, Wednesday.
Two boys, whose names are not given,
were killed by train which collided
with a truck on which they were riding
on tee Santa Ee. at hillsboro. Kan.
The truck was hurled against Station
Agent j. p. Hay, breaking h,s arms.
Edward Hake, % years old, is missing
from 81. Louis, as we'll as s., 600 belong
ing to his father, in whose commission
house he had been clerk and collector
for ten years. His mothers watch aud
chain, valued at S4oo, are also missing.
Fred Stebbins. a locomotive fireman
on the Kansas City line, attended the
moonlight excursion of the Brotherhood
of Firemen from ST. Paul Wednesday
night. and stepping on loose board on
the steamer fell overheard and was
drowned
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

P4r1s. III. July 81. The sufhoriHss
hers have surrendered - Indiana of-
fcers Harry Trogden. who killed = nan
nsued Hayes on tbs Inc between Iiii-
nols ard Ind ana recently. - having
been shown that tbs crinse vas con
.sltssd on Indiana soil
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

NoTT1cEILo. H. July ST. a call has
been issued FOR reunion q the sur
vivors Of tie terrible Chatsworth wreck
which occurred August 10 iss7. The
meeting viii be held on the anuifer-
say Of Tie disaster.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

ssw FRkSC1sco July = Sworn
staterssnts q tie psrintsndent show
nat ire total ore oatput q the Con-
stock lode mines during the ousrtsr
srssd Jure g aggregate =. e9s tors,
-ts7ssrg & a0s aIs il huliisn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

MADnrD. July 31-The cholera epi-
deuie IS Diminishing in Valencia. Prom
ten % fifteen cases are reported daily.
81 watch about one-half have proved
farzL
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01
FURNITURE BUYERS
FURNITURE DEALERS
THE CAMPAIGN.
Political Conventions Held IN
Several States.
Tickets Named by North Dakota and
Tsnnesses Republicans, ana of
Michigan ProhiDitioaists.
renra pAkorA asPrsLlcAss

NORTH DAkoTA RBPUBLICASs
GRASD FoEKs, y. d., July ST. The
Republican STATE convention held Lsre
Wednesday nominated Captain Barke.
OF Fargo, for Governor; Roger Allen tor
Lieutenaat-Go and 81. Ii. John
son toz Congress.
GEASD EOKEs. y. D.. July AT
the morning session Of the Republican
convention John T. Bray, OF Grand
Forks, was renominateG for Auditor, l..
ID. Booker. OF Pemblna, FOR Treasure,
and John Flitlie for Secre tary Of state.
c. A. n. Spencer. OF Walsh County, Was
nominated for Attorney General
TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jaly sl.-The Re-
publican State convention met in the
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

Administration of President Harrison;
Geclaresfor protective tariff and the
Federal election bill; approves the recent
silver legislation and denounces trusts
The remainder of the platform is de-
voted TO State matters. The conven-
tion nominated by acclamation Lewis
T. Baxter. Of Nashville, for Governor,
and Judge w VI. Smith, OF Memphis,
for Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court
MICHIGAN PROHIBITIoNIsTs.
LANSING, Mich, July 31.--The Pro-
hibitionists assembled Wednesday
morning. The platform adopted de-
clsres Tor prohibition of the manuract-
ure, transportation and sale of all
liquors; fayors the Australian ballot
system: tho election OF President, Vice.
President and United States Senators
by direct vote of the people, and no
disfranchisement on account OF sex;
Limitation Of individual and corporate
ownership; of lands Governmental con-
troll of railroad, telegraph and telephone
systems; such tariff as is necessary 70
raise revenues sufficient to carry
on the affairs of Government on an
economic basis, and that this tax
should be so levied as to be tho
least burdensome TO the producer and
laborer; free coinage of silver and the
increase OF the currency TO meet the
demands OF business, and that all
money to be issued direct from Govern
ment and be full legal tender for all
debts. The following ticket was placed
in nomination:
For Governor, AzOrias s. Partridge Of Flush.
ing; Lieutenant Governor, Henry J. Allen, Of
SchoOIcraft; Secretary Of State. L. S. Parm n
ter Of Hart; Auditor-General. Major L. S Ives,
Of Mason; STATE Treasurer Anson z. Codding.
ton, Of Lenawee; Commissioner Of Land Once.
Carlton Peek. Of Lapeer; Attorney General,
James d. Adsit Of Traverse City; Superintend
ent Of Pebble Instruction. David Howell, Of
Lansing; Member Board OF Education. Charles
Scott OF Hope College; Judge OF Supreme
Court. Noah ". Cheeve-. Of Ann Arbor..
WILL. NOT NAME A STATE TICKET.
LANSING, Mich, July 31.-After a
lengthy debate the Patrrns of Hus-
bandry convention appointed a commit
tee Of fYe to decide with the executive
board the form of independent political
action tho order shall take. and they
reached the conclusion that no State
ticket would be placed in tho field, but
that. as an order, they would nominate
full Legislative and Congressional tick
cts. They desired to capture the United
States Senator.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

Loynov. Jgl7 s1.--A house in course
Of erection a. Frankfort collapsed
wednesday. burning fourteen workmen
II The ruins Two 81 the men we're
killed and several badly ini iared.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

erErxeFrrEb Msss. Jalv 81 -xor-
iii Edvar5 CAFES president Of Rutgers
,s-sf College Wednesday. to succeed
gnliss r Seslye, res goe1.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

KALANAzoo. Mieh. Jalv q. The
t~elfth annual reunion Of soldiers ard
ssiIors of South western Michigan il in
progress here. over 3 600 are expected
before the resn3ou closes Washington
Gzrdner, Past Grand Commander. zud
General William Shakespeare addressed
ths campfire Wednesday night and
.-zre warmly greeted
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

rANTsSor1.E, JaI7 81. Several
persons lost herr lives Wednesday II.
hr4 Vhich totally sestr5vsd ths TufkisA
suumes ressEt ~ Psazlk
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-01

We do business on q cash basis. and
can afford 70 sell a good article on =
small profit.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29

pass over Iheir corf--' Of goyernnent TO
the men elected, who essrms cantroI of AZ
fairs. BE dis.pproved OF sp--iil orgsn;zs-
tons that sfvauce special interests, and de-
bounced hossism.
The only thing that he parricularized On
~as relative to tsxsiion. He said the az
gregste tax in the state is x3S, ,oo0, 900. OF
that real estate pays about $50 900 600, and
other interests about S,oO0,OOO. while
talking on that point, be sad that an equal
izatlou tax law had been passed by the late
Legislature, bnt the bill had not been sign
ed IN the Senate ana ih.ref"re failed. His
points ou9he Equeetior of staxa;ion were
/ liked those used by Wellington Smith at
the Pattison ratification meeting at sNiffi m
town.
When he was talking about tax alton he
missed the opportunity to state that DeIa.
mater has been telling II all over the state,
that when be is elected Governor, he will
urge II upon the Legislature to set part .
portion of the corporation tax TO the relief
of county AMI township taxes, that would
hsve been practical talk on - practical sub
Iect, but the probability is thai Mr.. Patti
son was rehearsiDs an old speech that he
had committed before DeiAmarer came to
IN. frontwlth promise 20 meet the de-
msnds OF the times when elected Governor {.
Pattison was 50 general in his remarks that
he made n promises on tn. important is
sues Of the day
He talked about clean politics and cor
/, rect methods ON the part Of government Of
ficials
Mr. PAttison closed his speech by declar-
/, Irg that he will be content with the result
of the election in November
Mr.. Barclay, was the next speaker He
talked soldier from the word To- and soldier
burial bill, aud shout the Meanwhile soldier,
Norris, and how Pattison had utrooted the
SOLDIER orphan schools, but be said not a
word about lotteries
Skinner turned up At the last moment and
declared and told that in spite ei tho report,
about him be will defeat Atkinson. This
closed the meeting ana the strangers hur.
ried to the train and the people went home
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29

ne .aid Atkinsoa has been IN ere org rn
ough, the Doctor han told aiFuiron county
Republican, and Cher. of franklin county
and Culb-rt.on, of Miftiin COUNTY, that after
the 4th term he would not be q candidate
He hsd not the revenues Of bsuk stocks and
Certificates, and rent rolls, Of 4 rich man As
Atkinson has to put in:o the campaign He
bad heard something sbCur quinine, which
he did not fully understand but he supposed
II r.eant that Atkinson hsd voted tn in
crease th- tariff, rn the bsnefit of two or
three dealers in this drug The Captain
asked: ssIsn't that it," some one on the
steps. of the National Hotel, IN = sickly
voice said, .sthst's so-'
He talked shout the soliier, of how he
h,d been in the army } years, and half of
hat tim. = private. lie told OF his sym
pathv for the soldier, OF now much desrer to
him is the poor uncsres honest soldier who
live. in q cabin. than tho sristoerzt Who
NAV have riches, ease and c6n nfort- He
spoke of how II i. reported Atkinson is the
soldier. frisud snd how 1000 soldiers.
voted Tor him, and how hs is looked TO as
A roser IN securing pensions Tor soldiers
Re said there are no -iors 30 diurs. pension
d in this district than in the sverIse Con-
vr.,.irna! district snd that Congressman
get more credit for pensionIns soldiers,
than they deserve. BY their position, Con-
ere.sm.n are informed hy the Commission
-r OF pensions, of the applications and of
the pensions granted and they speedily give
out the Information and IN that way get
credit After few other common place
remarks, the Captain bad. his h-arer. good
night.
He remained over night and on
SATURDAY
Ioin-d ex-Governor Pattison's party at
the station NJ 10 :. VI. Mr.. Psttieor'. Ear.
ty WAS escorted TO Washington North's
porch. The eI-Governor IL TALL aud re-
q, nds, one of Rev. Abr.m Guss. jdecsased.
Dr. Crawford called The meeting to order.
A, J. Patterscs introduced the eX-Governor.
Mr.. Pattison's speech, was general m lis
scope, on the subject of government Gov
erument in this country ne said is vested in
the people. On olec;ioD day the people
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29
SKINNER -PATTlsOY MEET.
ING.

oaPtAin Skinner, Democratic candidate
TOR Congrrss in swinging around the 18th
d".rief stopped oG here last Friday. He
held . reception at the National hotel. and
vas rendered sersnade hy the MEXICO
oand. After the sersnsde DR.. Cr.xfo,a
introduced him to the assembly in front Of
the hotel.
The Captain who i. large man, fat and
'Air' aud looks as if he had been living on
turtle 'ouP, and Fulton county hard cider
stepped TO the door and made a speech.
DO ssid he had been in Junista on two
former occasions. The frat tim. after he
came out q the army a, a stud cut at Acs,
dcmia. The second time on a visit n n,
Atkinson. He said he had not ,ouvht IN.
nomination, and he went into au exrlap.
tion OF how ne tried to avoid the nomi,.
lion. but got the statement so TANGLED ,b.,
he let the cat out of the bag, that he .nd
Dr. Crawford had been considering the
question OF his nomination quite awhile be
fore the Congressional conference met.
He said shall win despite the scand Al
of fourteen years ago Of the testimony st
Representative PetroF on the Su,quehsn.
n Boom bill, before a Legislative brib, rv
investigating committee, of March 1875.
He did not go into the details of P.troff,,
testimony as TO himself. This ia what Pet
rod testified about himself and the CAPTAIN,
when they both were members OF the Iesi,-
ture at Harrisburg.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING

confidently bveis
Des IN the county has taught careful
best
those for which 81 elsewhere and goods
Examine by the of
for boys and
both We the
rafting goods suits ct 81 TO- better
soo NO house such quantities that
and no house sells such low figures We
1O to
the
monty caed rather stock
by and cheap, oms and e1auine
O " Il r G O A rs.
Our stock is
ing every The novelty
oo1 with inch lap Every known
at prices to s SO and Sl2 Th4se
be appreciated Mems Ulssr
Shelards black Frzes Fancv
and 81 So sor.
the 1900 -
Visit our Hat department Exclusive styles nobby goods
house
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29
Mann m 9th FurnishinK De.
partm enr.

We have devoted one entire side of
the store for furnishing goods as our
trade IN this department has doubl
ed Why7 you will ask. Simply
because we have the largest stock
and positively tie lowest prices ever
granted for same goods In Juniata
county II you are IN need of gloves.
neckwtar, hosiery, umbrellas, white
shirts, cardigan jackets, underwear,
hats, caps, etc, ycu will find YOU can
save money b. dealing with US and
at the same time get relibl. goods.
FEED MYERS,
The Leading Ciothisr,
Mjtflintown, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29
DIED :

ZEIDERs.-On the 18th inst, in
Patterson, Rors Melvin, son Of W. ].
and Isabells Zeiders, aged 2 years.
BRowS-On the 10Th inst. at NAL
Tern, Chester Co. Nrs. Carrie E.,
wife OF Herbert b. Brown, and daugh-
ter of Jamss Criswell. formerly of
tins place, aged 26 years, 10 months
and "A days.
SIrc.a--On the 19sh inst, in Fer
manags township. Mrs. R.becca
Trego, wife of Gedeon Siober, in the
3Sth year OF her age.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29
u H4RRTED

PATToS-McCAHAS.-Ou the 10th
inst, by Rev. s. 4. Davenport. r. B.
Patton, OF Beale, and Martha j. Nc
Cahan of Huntington county.
kELLY-PATTos-Or 10th inst,
bh Rev. 5 a Davenport, Willism
NJ Kelly Of Peru Mills, and Bessie
NJ Patton, of Bsale.
SwAns-LHsc.R. - On the 10th
inst, by j. Ubil, J. p, Elijah r.
Swaiis and Tillie r. Leister, all of
Marble.
ELsEssER-EsRsNzY On the
2lst inst, By Rev. A. $. Castle, Fred
erick Eisesser and Hannah Ehren-
zelier, both of Fayette.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29
NIFYLINTNwN WAuKrTS
AIysLnrovR. Oct'r %, 1890

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, October 27,
1890. Wheat SOL to $lO6. Corn
81 to 59c- Oats 90 to SIC. Butter
ID to 3Oc. Eggs fresh 21-22-24c.
Live checkers 6 to 10c. Clover seed
&c a ID. Hay 81 to Sl2.
Snesp extra, 5fa5sc: common, 3ta
&c; culIs, 2a3c; lambs, 2s3c.
Hogs 6a64c-
Milch cows were active and firmly
held at S30a60.
Mich calves 5aTc. Western aud
grassers at 2aa4ic
Fat COWS were III poor request a.
2ia3c-
Thin cows were IN poor enand at
S7a1S.
City dressed Beeves We're IN fair
demand. We quote: 5a7 &c for sides.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29
1890 1891
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
MEYERS
STOCK OF CLOTHING

ready for
the latest styles boh will
look through can't epoy
few minutes probably You
will surely leave establishment benefit. be
derived will
Men Overeo Department tie literally
finest and most fashionable Clothing
important Take
mari rked at lower 9th
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29

Among the point following:
slO Mems Nobby
materials $40 for fine Scotch and Six
Mixtures Eli for Mems Imported
sck and frock Styles So for Mems
Imported worsted diagonal
tailor made imported dress Prince
Albert styles You can't form
until them Equally values
latest choicest nobest is
anteed to purchaser
class suit
call Mems all wool Nobby
Suits at $40 Hundreds of $3.50
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-29
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

would inform the public that l have
now in my new millinery stere at my place
of residence on Water street, Mif1intown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
sfu, stock of Falls snd Wint"r millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles.
and having employed first class millinerss
am prepared to supply the public with
everything found in q Hrstclass milliper
store, come and examine my stock. I
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DRI9L.
March 22-S7,l.y.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-01-16
Not ia Good Trim for Work,

Where are yol going. my
friend. in such haste?
Postum Ridge Citizen-GoiD down ter
town TO Their show.
Going to walk all the way
'Sartinly Why
Its twenty miles. Why don't you
rider
"liain't got no boss ter spare. Jest got
one, an Their ole 'oman's workin' him in
ther new groun' corn"
Your wife:"
Vas, O co'se.''
why don't you stay at home and do
the blowing yourselfT'
"Hain't able"
You don't mean to say that You are
going to the show and leave your wife
at horno to plow the crop"
"Yas, whut o that? Dye think I'm or
goin ter work when I'm gruntin? Why.
l hain't hoed none in ther crap this YER
Jest felt awful bad, an couldn't do
n"thin' but hunt an fish. Thought I'd
~ to Their show terday. Reckon it'll be
monty nice. an don't keer fer .her lit
tie walk O twenty miles. Time