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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-05-28

EDITOR SENTISEL AND REPUBLICAN -
y" man in this community has the public
confidence 10 q greater degree for honesty
of purpose and financial integrity than
Frederick Espenschade, and for that reason
he IS one of the !ittest men ia the county
for official position, therefore present him
as a candidate for the primary nomination
for the office OF County Treasurer He
has not been an office seeker and for that
reason will be acceptable TO a large maiori
" If people. His extensive acquaintance
which has been acquired throughout the
COZ nty by dIllirent attention TO business
vii make him invincible before the people
III November.
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TUSCARORA.

EDToR OF THE JUNIATA SENTINEL AND
+ FPI BLICAS-Dear Sir-In conformity with
The rules Of the Republican Usrty for prim-
ary nomination that all candidates for OF
fee must be publicly announced, present
the name OF Luke Davis of Walker town
ship as most snitabl- man tor the Office OF
County Treasurer. Mr.. Davis lives in the
heaviest tax-pay ing township in the county,
township that has not beOn honored with
= nomination for county office in wears
H. has been r heavy taxpayer all his life,
an economical citizen, tiller of the soil, a
soldier in the Union army almost three
years, a member of The National Guard
five Years, good citizen every way. who
viii prove himself an efficient county officer.
If the people will do themselves Justice in
elccting bin. WALKER
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drug store. PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATE
II COMPOUNDED. Purity of ingredi-
ents guaranteed. The patronage of
the public is respectfully solicited
Democrat and Register building,
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, Bridge
street II.
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Announcements.
DANIEL FISHER. .

The following scale Of prices for an
nouncements has been mutually agreed up.
on by the and eTsign-d. aud no deviation
from the same will be made
Congress, s35 President judge, S25
Senate SO; Legislature, s. ; Associa;,
judge, ProthonotIrN, Register ami Record
er, Sheriff and Comfy Treasurer, each, -
Commissioner and District Attorney, each
50 jury CommI~Sione- aud Auditor, each
81. All additional commune atoms recon
mending candid ltes will he charged 10
cents Yer line. Money in sll cases 10 be
paid N ADVANCE.
WM. VI. ALLISON,
Editor JuHidfd Herald.
t Il. F. SCHWEIER
- Editor SEsrISEL AND REPUBLICAN,
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COUNTY TREASURER.
JUNIATA.

EDIToR or THE SENrrSEL ASD REPUBLI-
CiS-Dear SIR - James J. ncHuilin oi
TuscaTora township has numerous friends.
who desire =" have him announced as a can
itate for the Office Of Cnunty Treasurer -
tie Republican Primary Election, subject.
{" the rules that govern the party, feeling
satisfied that !; he becomes the stand ard
bearer for that Office. he will prove tower
of strength btinr- the people IA old Tu~ca-
r"-a and the upper end and throughout ste,
entire county At the November election.
II l. a man ot straight forward address and
good business qualifications and common
sense views OF financial affairs.
TUSCARORA.
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FSTATE NOTICE,
+. J. KURTZ,
I'D nI illustrator

Notice IL hereby given that letters of ad
minlstr 'tIOn. on the estate of Nargarat
Conner, late of Fe-mansgh rownship- Inn
ists county, Pa, have been granted to the
undersigned residing in same township.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and
those having legal claims TO present them
duly authenticated for settlement
JOSEPH ROTHROCK,
.9dministralor, NiGitHtoun, Pa.
May II, 1890 CT.
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CONSUMPTION Surely Cured.

To TIE RDrroR:-P Please inform your readers
that have . positive remedy for the above-naIned
cissase. By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured shall be glad
10 send two bottles Of my remedy FREE to any Of
your reaters who have consumption If they viii
send ne their Express and p. o. address. Respect
fully. I. A sLoCUM. h C. I5I Pearl ST.. " T
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Tres>pass Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned not u
tresspass ON the farm land and wood lana o
the UNDER gued in Milford township, 10
the purpose of hauling, hunting, hshihg
picking berries, throwing down fences, cut
ting iImher, &. The law agaiIsi tress pass
ing will be enforced
DANIEL FISHER
November %, 1890
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LEG fl.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ia estate Of Benjamin DtIImaa.

The Undersigned Administrator having
oeea granted letters testamentary on the
est te Of niam'n Dillnan, late of Della
ware township, Juniara county, deceasede
out of the Orphans Court Of Juniata coun-
deb'ed To said estate 10 make immediat
pay ment. aud these having claims will pre-
sent them properly authenticated for Set
tlement.
f. J. KURTZ,
.7GuFpgSfr1fo.
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POULTRY PAYS

II properly managed. The PoULTRY Bull
LETIS, published monthly, finely illustrated,
IS the best paper ter farcIer and farmer
Less than five cents a month brings it to
you post paid. Send stamp. for sample copy.
Address Poultry BUYsftn, 82G Pearl ST.
New YORK
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NEW DRUG STORE.

NJ p. CRAWFORD, PHARMACIST,
has opened a new drug store IN Mif-
flintown and has in stock full line
of all goods kept in a first class
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PIANOS-ORGANS,

The improved method of fastening string.
OF Pianos, invented by Us, Is one of the
most important improvements ever made
making the Instruments more richly pusi
cal in every tone, more durable, and less
liable TO get out of tune.
Both ihe Mason & Hamlin Organs aud
Pianos excel chiefly in that which is th,
chief excellence in any musical instrument
qua'Ity CT tone. Other things, though i'm
Fortant are much less so than this Amin.
strnment vitE ur urmusical tones csnrot b..
good Illustrated catalogues Of new STYLES,
introduced this season, sent tree.
MASON s. HAMLIN.
ORGAN AND PIANO CO.
BOSTON, NEW YORK, CHICAGO.
April %, 1890, 81.
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WORKOFFERED!

We want fov ,nrrg"''c rr'i"h'r men,
10 solicit ori",s 'ar Nursery suck. Salts
factIun to cU~r"rcrs GualAnjr,d Sue
cesslul sal. sn'n rr.. riakirg good wages.
No experience E'cr>sary. W hue "u sal
cry and offer speciat inducements to begin-
ners for next 80 days.
Address (stating age.)
W.. d. CHASE CO.,
LOCK Box 81. Geneva, n. Y
April Q, '90-3t.
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REsCUE OF EnEN.

acrSr', WASTED sud NouT own, ana
,,ar,.s t,,,, 1: -grn's y"u know 4 we
will ,rr. sos, ."p, rFFE FRAN Kiln
NEVS GO 1T t'i.'stt.ut Street, Phiia.
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Solution of SerVantgalism

MRS. LoGANs PLAN FOR THE RELIEF OF
WoMANEISD.
And now for the solution of Ser
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DAY EXPRESS leaves PIttsbarg at 5, % A.
"; Altoona l 30 A. Nj; may be tagged
at Miifiin at 2.u5 z. NJ; arrives at Harris
burg At } 20 F. NJ; at Pailadelphia, $50 p.
NJ.
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Mail Express leaves Pittsburg at 90 IN.
Altoona 20 2 m ; Tyrone 81 pm; Hunt
Ingdon 81 7 ms Lewistown ; II IN Mi
hin % N; Harrisburg 10 45 mi Phiia-
delphia % a IN.
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IVES 7 WARD.

Philadelphia Express will stop at MiRiR
al IL 81 +. M, when tagged
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MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburg daily st
80 a. m, Altoona at 2 90 p. m., and stop
ping at all regular stations arrives at Miffiin
AZ U3 P. m, Harrisburg zee p. M, Phia-
adeiphia 1885 p. IN.
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On and after Sunday May IT, IS3U,
trains that stop at Mifflin will run as follows:
EASTWARD.
HARRISBURG iCCOMNnDATIoE leaves AL
toOna daily al 80 4. M, Tyrone So =. m,
3eurt Union al 6 "a 4. m. Newton Hamil
ton on a. n NcVevtown 30 a. IN, Lew
istown - a. D., Milford .O2 a. m. Mifiiin
10 IN. Port Royal S,l7 a. m. IN eXico s.
D a. m Tuscarora 3 25s. m. Vandyke tS-
80 a. NJ. Thompsontown S.27 a. m., Dur
ward S,42 m. Miilerstewn S,4S a. m,
Newport 500 a NJ, arriving at Harrisburg
1905 a. M, and at Philadelphia, ,25 P. m.
SEA SHORE EXPRESS leaves Altoona daily
at ., - e. m, and stopping a all regular
stations between Altoona and Harrisburg,
reaches MifIiin at 1905 Il. M, Harrisburg
ll.4O ?. NJ, aud arrives in Philadelphia at
3.l5 ?. m.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
t N Z - I 4 j l. e

On and after Sunday May IL, 1890,
trains that stop at Mifflin will run as follows:
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FAST LINE leaves Philadelphia daily at
II 40 m; Harrisburg 3 40 m; MIfiiin
OT pm; LewiStown 5 % p IN; Altoona
30 = N arrives Al PIttsburg AT ] / IS p m.
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November %, 1890
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

p Editor SESrISEL ASD REPUBLIcA a
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

Prof. ". ~. NcEwen, pupil ot the
late Prot. Hogan, Who lost lbs lie one
year ago "a Dis attempt % navigate the
Campbell sir-saip. Nlll commence Aoa-
day July =, 10 give daily ascensions
IA h Is SiF-ship from the street. car CON-
pan rs grounds AZ Reeds lake. Prof.
AeRwen made Tor Prof. Hogan TIE iiis.
ascd dnsiOn ever gwen al heeG's LaAe
sever@i years ago and Is the pTenlsr
slr-shIp navigator of the world. HIS
successful parachute jumps have elee-
tried the thousands who have Wit
messed them. He ascends % height
Of 290o feet and descends 10 earth again
by aid OF his parachute IN most thrilling
and graceful style.
rne crowds OF people who viii attend
these exhibitions Will be pleasantly en-
tertained by the Reed Lake Challenge
Band
Prof. MeEwen VIII give seven daily
ascensons, commencing Monday next,
~ 4:30 y. III.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
THE SAME THING.
The Fair Directors Meet AID Aajoern
as Csazi

The EaiE Directors Meet AID AaJoerns
as Csazl
President Ayerlll, Secretary Cox,
Treasurer Brewer and Directors Dixie
man, witney, Porter and Meeen. OF the
West Michigan Agricultural Society,
held meeting at Mr.. Cox's Office yes
terday 10 consider the far ground site,
bat after an hours talk on other mat
ters the board adjourned till next Sat
urday. A part OF the board viii leave
for Detroit this morning 10 attend the
races, and look over the exposition
buildings with view 10 getting point
ers on their construction.
After the meeting TLEGRAN-HER-
AID reporter had an interview with ex-
Treasurer Dikeman regarding the out
look. He said: "The Leader carries
the idea that the Comstock site is the
favori,e, but the fact is, that the major
ity are in favor of the Nanderpool prop
erty. For my part, am most strongly
IN favor OF locating the grounds at the
Comstock farm, and il is impossible for
me 10 see why the other members per-
slst IN hanging on to that miserable
sand heap, Vanderpool farm. Their
main objection, they claim, to the Com
stock site, Is on account Of the mud
there. | say If it was true that the
place Was low and muddy the citizens
might consider it luxury. 1t seems to
me that after the people have to suffer
from the abominable dust of this city,
they would be glad 20 get 10 some place
where dust does not hold sway. The
fact is that the Comstock farm is not a
muddy place, and Withey himself re-
marked, IN regard to his own rlver-bot-
tom farm, that 1t dried out quicker
than any other kind of ground he knew
Of. What they see about that Wander
pool farm ] can't imagine. There is
no water there and no main railroad
and the ground is so sterile that 1t
would be impossible TO grow any turf
on 1t IN twenty years.
"Well, hope they will come to some
CONCLUSION before long. / am getting
tired of this farce. We could Just as
well have had a fair this fall if there
hadn't been so much monkey work 60
| ing on"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Trip 10 Coney Island.

Reeds Lake Resort Band will play
the above named popular piece tonight
and Saturday night between $50 and
$50, and for the benefit of those who are
not familiar with the descriptive part,
we print the following. Cut IL out and
carry IT with you for reference:
"Rush 10 the boat. All aboard.
Whistle. Life on the ocean wave.
Italian band playing on board the
steamer. Appearance of jubilee sing
ers. All ashore, Whistle. Carousals.
Passing free and easy. Appearance
of street band. Entering West Brighton
Hotel, the greatest living cornetist is
heard. 4 heavy thunder storm comes
on with thunder and lightning. The
clouds are breaking, and sunshine fol-
lows. Arrival at Brighton Beach,
where Serdi's famous orchestra is
heard. Boarding the marine railroad.
Tram arrives at Manhattan Beach just
in time TO hear Gilmore's band perform
the Anvil Chorus, introducing 800 an
wills. Signal for Paine's fireworks is
heard, followed by cannon shots aad
imitation of sky rockets. After a
grand rush for the home-bound train,
Home, Sweet Home, concludes tie
piece"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
ONE MORE INNOCENT
4 Dead Baby Discovered On the
Ball Forty.
PROBABILITIES OF FOIL MURDER
The PaFsRts sf ths ChIia Are Net hnS" -
.Ra ms Body nas BssR Lyiag Decay
tAz several Aaatbs 10 t@sA~st
Will bs held IaaEz zsas 4tsiy'

Yesterday while workmen were en-
gagged digging ditch through the Bail
Forty, they came upon the body OF =
dad naby. Tne corpse w&s lylng wrap
ped IN is elotaiag about eighteen inch
es belOw the surface of the ground.
CorOaer Loehef was Immediately notl-
ned, and be proceeded without delay
70 MAKE invest cations. The body sas
placed IN charge Of undertake. O'BF.en.
The results OF Coroner LOcheT's m
vest gsti0ns throw no light whatever
upon the history OF the baby's lie OF
death, beyond the hare fact that IN
death Il vas buried IN the Ball Forty.
The body WAS TOO much decomposed 10
leave any msrks by which To fix the age
or sex. Not the slightest clue was found
% suggest tangible theory or the
parentage, cause OF death or motive OF
80 strange 4 burial. No inquest Will be
held unless further developments shall
point TO the necessity Of II. The best
theory advanced by observers of the
surroundings IS that OF murder. mo
child ever drops out or the world, -
said one Official, without somebody
knowing il. A grown person may go
from home and disappear without hay-
ing any friends whose business IL is to
note h.s absence. But a child, never.
This little babe had mother, and that
mother dId not lose sight OF that child
without knowing whittier 1t went. That
mother did not permit her babe 10 be
buried in that surreptltiOus way unless
there was foul play back OF II. Yes,
sir, this Is murder most foul"
Coroner Locher thinks, from all ap-
pearances, that the burial must have
occurred at least three months ago, if
not fgrrar
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Cheap Rates to Battle Creci.

For the annual encampment Michi-
gan State Troops, the Chicago & West
Michigan Railway will sell excursion
tickets from Grand Rapids 10 Battle
Creek and return, on July "a. %, 20
and %. at $2.55, good to return until
July %. Direct connection made at
Allegan with the Cincinnati, Jackson &
MackInaw Railway. Leaves Grand
Rapids at n. N. and arrives at Battle
Creek at 1927 p. m.
Grand excursion to Battle Creek Sun
day, July p, Will leave Union depot.
Grand Rapids. at a. N. Returning
leave Battle Creek ct $50 ?. m, after
tEe dress parade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
ACCORDING TO CONTRACT.
Alderman Carpenter Explains the NIodu.
Opsrnndi OF House Numbering

Alderman Carpenter Explains the NIodus
opsrnndi OF House Numbering.
The TELEGRAx-HERALD had a short
talk With Alderman Carpenter yester-
d1y. ln regard to the house numbering
contract that has caused no end OF
dscues'on lately. I'm regard to the
Geo. Buuncll bids. Ar. Carpenter SAYS.
81 WAS approached 'v 2 Young maa in
t.c council. before pres utiog the resO-
lutol to the house numbering, who
80 Z that be- was I1.e % turn sh num-
bcrs at 3 cents each. asked him be
was aware OF the work connected with
tue contract; that DO did not consist
alone in iurn SD .ug the numbers. but
D. would have FIRST 90 ascertain which
houses were numbered wrong. go to tne
CITY surveyor, secure the correct num-
ters ant notify the property owner
t'af gis number was wrong, state the
corr aCt number aud inform him that be
Coud obtain the numbers free Of
charge at the Surveyors office. IF at
TIE end az ten days the property owner
dd not put up proper number the
one to whom the contract was awarded
nay VISIT the property owner and put
up q correct number. The young ma n
q q nos seem % understand what he
was undertaking. a. he did not say any
thing about putting in bid. and IN
trct that Il the last ever heard of him.
lne men % whom the contract IS
awarded, pat up the numbers for SIXTY
cents. and they cost ffty-three. II = q
long and tedious job. and they expect
to make but little out of the contract.
You see the people are not obliged %
buy from the contractors, and TO guard
against any impositors they have 20
give a &loe0 bond % do their duty &C
Cord,n- to contract
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
TOWN TOPICS.

The shapers' Union held meeting
last night.
A large number of citizens are al the
Detroit races
Owashtanong hop at boat-house to-
morrow night.
Joy Memorial Church excursion TO
Ottawa Beach today.
The Central Labor Union held a meet
ing AZ their hall last night.
Nicholas NJ KOhen became a citizen
yesterday Ia Judge Burch's court.
There viii be no change made IN the
textbooks for the city schools this year.
Soldiers, and the relatives OF deceased
soldiers, VIII do well 20 carefully read
Mr. GiDsOn's mammoth lad" on page 6.
4 good many people complain of the
spikes that stick up from the sidewalks,
and express wish that the marshal
have them driven in.
Holy communion viii be administered
az It. Marks chapel, at II a. IN. next
Friday, IN honor OF the festival of st.
James. which falls on that day.
Oil +. Osmun and j. Sumner Rogers,
Of Orchard Lake, and j. II. Kidd, OF
Ionia, have been appointed by Gov
Luce as alde-de-camps on his staff.
The coronsr's jury in the case Of
Charles :. DeMay, deceased, returned a
verdict that the man came TO ms death
BY poison, administered by his own
hand.
Mrs. NanCott still continues her great
revival work at the Ames VI. f. Church.
The lady has done a splendid work
hero and the harvest IS by no means
over.
The Farmers Alliance and Sunday
schools, OF Alpine township, will have
their annual excursion 10 Lansing, on
Thursday, August IL, leaving union
depot at a. N.
Peter Doran has been selected as a
member of the Detroit citizens COM
mlttee 70 90 70 Boston and endeavor TO
secure the National c. 4. T.. encamp-
ment at Detroit in1s9l.
Settle Wander Wal was granted a de-
vOrce, by Judge Grove, yesterday, from
DOuwke Wander Wal, on the grounds
OF extreme cruelty and wantOn neg
lect to support the plaintiff.
Fire has been started under the new
MAI tlc uOlicir III the upper LyOn-St.
power house, and as soon as IL can be
got IN active use, the speed OF the lines
vii reach ten miles per hour.
Capt. Kinney, of Company 3, was ac-
comoanied % Camp Black 10y his little
son George, who Was attlredin IN the neat
uniform OF the guards. He Will prob
ably be a mascot FOR Company B.
4 span Of horses owned and driven
by Andrew Brock. of Moline. became
frightened yesterday on Cansl-,t. and
ran away, throwing Mr. Brock out and
hrus'ug him quite badly. His carriage
Was badly demolished.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

Any one about 70 chrls.en his or her
canine, viii find . varied selection Of
names in the license register, at the
city clerks office. Out Of 243 already
registered. one dog was unable to give
ms name, o. else he did not possess that
very necessary appendage. He simply
made his mark aud secured his license.
II would seem that the female dog pon-
ulatiOn did not care whether they b3tfled
with the cares and woes of tbls world o.
not. As only four Of the say ladies have
annl.eI l0r q t-cSnf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
ON TUESDAY EVENING

Marcus A. Frost Married Miss Clara A.
HIcCool.
The marriage of Marcus A. Frost
and Miss Clara A. McCool, on Tuesday
evening, July -, nj the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. 5. L. Leary, $50 Cherry-st.was
a very happy and Gusp.c.ous occasion.
The Rev. II. A. Mcintyre officiated.
After spending a very enjoyable even
ing Wita their friends the bridal couple
left for Chicago and other western
points. They return about the first Of
August and settle IN their new home,
t95 Grandville-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

tne beasft al the Wonderland, Aug.
a4d s. tenders-d the E1erson honle'
y tie joyce Dramatic Co1p@ns'
promises 10 be = grant success. tAeNs's
are selling rsp.dly, and the box once
p l bs open al nsXt week fof par1-s :
Nls1ing 10 reserve theIr seats Fte-,
Nlkins0u's oFebesETa mas been enga 81
- furnish naslc k9r the oecAsson @lio
very nas musle4l program las tssh a.
ranged.
The lecture OF Prof. am. windsor 81
The Wonderland last nlgat was AiS-ls
appreciated by thCee fortunate enoos 2
- be present. These eminent lectures
and nlertalnnenls are meeting MIN
unparalleled success. lhe Professor
Vii lecture On sexual and Creative
science, /" 10 men only, tonight Inls -
said - be the gyanGest lecture u the
series.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
GROCERS' PICNIC.
The Program as Arranged by the Sport
Committee.

The following is the program as ar
grocers' picnic TO be held at the Lake
August Z:
Ball game, 2 P. m, Retail Grocers VS..
Butchers.
Sack race, prize s..
Wheelebrrow race, prize s..
Creased pole, prize IS, to top.
Foot race (open for grocers and
butchers), prize So.
Ball game at p. m, Wholesale
Grocers VS.. the winners of first game.
Supper, g p. IN.
Grand Bah, p. M, at the pavilion.
1t is expected that during the inter
val between the supper and dance, 4
musical entertainment will be given, as
arrangements are being made for the
same.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

Nelle f. McWhorter. through her At
toruevs. Ward \ Ward, commenced
divorce proceedings against Charles B.
McWhcrter in the circuit court ysstsr-
DAY Mrs. McWhcrter is the daughter
of lr. Z. A. Rogers. the vel known
dentist. q. r. New norter vas once the
husband Of an adopted daughter Of d
Il. tIav. ard there are two children
hr.1g by hat uucn. ard cue child by
tals. Grounds suppressed
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

F0RTIER-W Wednesday. az $50 ?. m. Mary
A, eils ~ Chas. :. k0rtier. az the rrs. dencr
- Canal 81. II cholera moFbgs, AGED - years
Ulu1Els-
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
JOHN. ION-Guy A san Of John A. Joha-
stAn. - ual[st-s Juiy =, aged IA months
MOLL-Drla. daughter 0l Eugene N0li. %
- Sorth fsoatst.. 0i eOasum Dti0u. July ..
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