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he may prescribe, redeem such notes
in gold or silver coin, at his discre-
ton, 1t being the established policy
of the United States to maintain the
two metals on a parity with each 9TH
er upon the present legal ratio As
NAV be provided by law.
Sec. 3 The Secretary of the
Treasury shall each month coin two
million ounces of the silver bullion
purchased under tho provisions of
this act into standard silver dollars,
until the 1st day Of July, 1891, and
after that time he shall coin of the
silver bullion purchased under the
provisions of this act as much as may
be necessary TO provide for the re-
demptior of the Treasury notes here.
provided for, and any gain of seig-
uiorage arising from such coinage
shall be accounted for and paid into
the Treasury.
Sec. l. The silver bullion pur-
chased under the provisions of this
act shall be subject TO the require
ments of existing law and the regu
lations Of the mint service govern
ing the methods of determining the
amount of pure silver contained and
the amount of charges or deduc
tions, If any, to be made.
Sec. ,. So much of the act of Feb
2S, 1878, entitled AN act to author,
ize tic coinage Of the standard silver
dollar and To restore its legal tender
character, as requires the monthly
purchase and coinage of the same In.
10 silver dollars of not less than s., :
600, 900 nor more than $1,000, ,O0O
worth Of silver Is hereby repealed.
Sec. Is. Upon the passage Of this
act the balances standing with the
Treasurer Of the United States to
the respective credits of national
banks for deposits made to redeem
the circulating notes Of such banks
and all deposits thereafter received
for like purpose shall be covered in,
10 the Trsusurv as a miscellaneous
receipt. and the Treasurer of the
United States shall redeem from the
general cash in the Treasury the cir.
culatlng notes IF said banks which
may come into his possession subject
10 redemption and upon the certif-
icate of the Controller of the Cur.
rcncy that such notes have been re-
ceived by him and that they have
been destroyed, and that no new
notes VIII be issued in their place, re.
endorsement of their amount shall
be made to the Treasurer under such
regulations as the Secretary of the
Treasury may prescribe, from an APP
preparation hereby created, to be
known as national bank notes, re
demption account, but the provisions
of this act viii not apply to the de
posits under section 3 of the act OF
June 20, 1874, requiring every nat
ional bank 10 keep in lawful money
with the Treasurer of the United
States 4 sum equal to per centun
of its circulation, 20 be held and USED
| for the redemption ef its circulating
notes and the balance remaining o.
! the deposits 50 covered shall, at tn,
close of each month, be reported OF
the monthly public debt statement
as debt OF the United States bearing
no interest.
Sec. = This act shall take affect
thirty days from and after its pas
sage"
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List OF Jurors Drawn for sep
tenn mber Term.
nHANn grEnH.

GRAND JURORS.
Amieh, John, farmer, Fayrtte.
bennvr, l-asc, farmer, Fsyetie.
Brya-r, J. W, farmer, SP-uc- EfI.
B-an-r, AbrAuI, farmer, Monro--
CGrvel Benjamin, farmer, Walker.
Grub, Jesse, agent, Fayeiie.
GoOdman, w a, lAborer, PORT Royal.
Henry, William, farmer, Tuscs-ora.
Hcs1ztler, Jas. VI farmer, Delaware.
Hackenberg-r, Albert, baker, n ifninto~n
Hnouse, Solomon, farmer, Monroe
Kelly, William, railrosder, Patterson.
Montgomery, Nervia, farmer. Lack.
MI!liken, Abram, mason, Tusc lrora.
PGHaebaker, Daniel, Blacksmith Mifiin.
town.
Ratcnsberger, A. s., agent, Tuscarora.
strswser, Jacob, farmer, Susguehsnns.
Smith, George, farmer, Lack
SSa-tz, John E, farmer, Walker.
Shellenberger Enoch, peachman, Walker
Smith, a F., J. p, Tuscarora.
Stgs;s, George, lsborer, Aiftin;own.
Stooer, Michael, carpenter, Fermanagh.
Wes:er, J. $, isrmer, Walker.
FErr JUNIORS
Adams, Alton, farmer, Walker.
Briadir, John, carpenter, Patterson
Bay. John Nj, farmer, Fayette.
b ubdSer, II. S., Susquehana1.
bTaut- John, farmer, Lack.
Basler, Jerome, farmer, Eayette
Rruhas-r SnI.,,,,,
Butt, Jos. A, laburer, Patterson.
CaSner, John, r..I!roader, Milford.
Campbell, K. W, teacher Fera,nugh.
Drois5augh, +. W, farmer, Txscaryra.
EsS!cr, William, farmer, Walker.
Fry, William, J. p, Walker.
Clifford, K W, farmer, Spruce Hill.
Hood, Miles, farmer, Monroe.
Hackenberger, DAVID, farmer, German
agh.
Hittl-, George, farmer. Turbsrt
Horning, Z. b, J. p, AifiinIowH.
heTiin, Robert, -ailroad-r, Milford
Kennedy, J. A, Eailroader, Turbett-
kaufman, b c.. farmer, Walker
Lands, w. s., farmer, Fayettc.
I-auver, H. J., farmer, Milford.
LssEer, Jacob, iarussr, Milford
LiceSter, Jonas, farmer, Fayeite.
Long, Lewis, farmer, Turbett.
Lauver, W. b., farmer. Fermanagh-
l-aEdis- John, Rev Delaware.
Leonard, Samuel, Miller, BeaIe.
Lyter. q. W., farmer, Susquehsona.
Moist, Henry, farmer, waiker.
Mace, Lewis. farmer. Fayetie.
Powell. b C., raiiroader, Milf tintewn.
Rumtelt, A s., farmer, Susqush4nns.
Rhine, Oliver r, farmer, Fayette.
Strouse, Philip, farmer, Turbett.
Shelley, Jacob Y, farmer, Fayette-
Showers, David, farmer, Milford.
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The First Ice in India

When one of the first importations
of ice from America arrived in India
1t was most amusing to see the anxiety
with which it was sought after. says
the New York Ledger The deposits
were only open for short time be
fore sunrise, when crowds of coolies
were in attendance to carry off the
portions required by their employer;
these portions were Immediately en-
veloped in thick blankets and inelosed
in baskets. Which wore carried off
with all speed; but very considerable
quantity invariably dissolved before
they could reach their respective
destinations.
Two or three natives crowding
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-06

THE Russian government is en-
forcing craol laws against the Jews
NO jew l. any longer permitted to
own or even farm land. The schools
are closed against them. They are
not allowed tu enter the professions
There Is only oae thiur for the Jews
10 do, that Is To- g.t out Of the coun.
try.
The Harrisburg Patriot, through
some writer from Huntingdon, at
tacks Congressman Atkinson, be
cause he Is the friend % the soldier,
and because the soldier i his friend
Such argument Is childIks, and has
the wicked blInduess that the Pa.
triot always displayed since the davs
when the soldiers went forth to put
down the rebellion.
THr Russian government, with It's
strong hand, has come down upon
the jew within its border, aud a
full million Of that people are about
to fee the country, and it reads like
the fullRllmeut Of prophesy, to hear
Of them going back to Palestine, to
Jerusalem, TO enter upon the posses
SION Of their ancestral home. This
new movement Of the Russian Jews.
to escape the wrath of the Russian
people. Is one Of the wonders Of the
day. Truly. there is a Divinity that
shapes our ends The jew has from
the earliest days Possessed something
thatoutside people desired to possess
and at the same time possessed quail
tiles that outside people despised
and that from tire &c time. accord
ing TO circumstances, brought them
into favor or djsiaFor of stronger
nations. 1t Is hoped they may
again be restored to national life III
the land oT Abraham their father.
THERE Nre broad guage men who
do not forR, thGi- opinions of other
people by their own surroundings.
Ex-Governor Tattisou, however, i
not one ct the broad guage class
When he wss tiovernor on $4,000
salary, and TIE surroundings in OF.
fce, house aui stable, he came toJu.
niSta count to crush out the Meal
lstersvIiis Orphan ;SchoOL PLAIN
whIte-wesncd walls, aud clesu bed.
sheets. ot -11rsr yubloached muslin,
was psinfEl g. the artistic ewes Of his
Excell"n>y and his eNguisit company.
They measured the school and It's
appointments hv the iiue Surround
ing ~ the Governor aud his dudish
company. and Of course tb. schoo'
AMI It's surroundings could not meas
ure NJ &" their siuerurs pieces. and
forthwith, tic narrow gusce Of tn.
opinion II the Governor and his
friends were applied The -choo,
was cNtIUsuiShed and # the peopl.
Of the stat" could see the Governor
sah- people IN the vicinity Of Ne
Alisters,Bc ID. he'd bc beaten bv ov
sr hundred thousand majority II
November
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DROP IN.

We have now filled orr
shelves with Summer Good,
Of all kinds. Our cp,-
toners have appreciated our
efforts to give them goods +.
suit their purposes, and We
believe that we are better prs
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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Shirts and FiXIngs in General

4 good Shirt that fits and keeps
its shape don't pull at the neck or
bu5le ut the bosom, Is what We offer
every time. III underwear we show
a superb line of Spring and Summer
weights and patterns. Our Hosiery
Department leave nothing to be de
sired either in style, quality or yari-
ETY.. As to Neckwesr We simply ex-
eel all our past efforts. See our
Summer Silk Ties at % and SOC
They're worth double the prices, ct
Ferd Meyer's clothing house.
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MIFFLINTOWN. n

EpIroR SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN -
Dear Sir John +. Ehrenzeller of Fayettc
township, may not BE- known personally to
every man in the county, bat wherever he
is known hIs name when meuti8ned in con-
nectinn with the nomination for the Office
of County Treasurer, inspires confidence.
He is a MAJ. al the people and resides IN
the banner district of the county The
eyes OF all Juniats are turned Upon Fayette
at election time. Considering the personal
qualities of Dir. Fhreuzrler and the dis
trict III which he lives his nomination at the
primary would he most timely and his
election assured 20 November.
FAYETTE.
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NEW DRUG STORE.

VI. p. CRAWFORD, PHARMACIST,
has opened a new drug store in Mif-
flintown and has IN stock a full line
of all goods kept in first class
drug store. PREscEIrrioNs hccURATE-
LY COMPOUNDED. Purity of ingredi-
ents guaranteed The patronage OF
the public is respectfully solicited.
Democrat and Register building,
opposite Odd Fellows Hall, Bridge
street IT.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-06
HOME SEEKERS ENCUR-
SIOAS.
Leave Chicago and MIL
Waukee via the Chicago
MilYy aukee l. 81. Paul
RAILWAY.

For points IN Northern Iowa
Minnesota, South and North Dakota
Gncluding the Sioux Indian Reser
vation in South Dakota Colorado
Kansas and Nebraska, on September
Q aud 23, and October Il, 1890
Half rate excursion tickets good 70,
thirty DAYS from date of sale.
For further information circulars
showing rates OF fare. maps, &C, ad
dress George F. Heafford, First As
sistant General Passenger Agent
Chicago. Ill. or John Il. Pott. Trav
cling Passenger Agent, Wil.iarnsport
Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-06
OLIVER C. DEPENDENCIES.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Enron OF THE SESTISEL AsD REPUBLI-
CAN: Please announce the name of Urish
Shuman OF Delaware township candi-
date for the Office of Couu'y Commissioner.
Mr.. Shumsn ranks among the best citizens
in the county. He il able and honest. He
has always been in the front fer the ad-
vancrmtnt ot bus party principles, and new
er behind when the good of the people in
local affairs are at stake He is the kind of
a man 10 nominate at the primary election,
and the kind of man the people will glad =
ly vote for and elect to the office in No
vemher. DELA ARE.
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Hats.

Our prices are away below all COM
petition. Between $50 and 81 We
will sell you a nobby Spring Derby,
in Dunlap, Knox, Youman or English
Blocks At 80 50 we viii sell you
the finest Derby made which is just
81 so below exclusive Haiters prices.
II you want Crush or Tourist Hat we
can accommodate you with any color
and shape yoL desire Aud in every
instance you'll effect saving at
Meyer's Clothing House.
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EASTWARD.
HARRisBURG ACCOMMODATIONS leaves Al
tOona daily At u Sua. M. Tyrone ; s. =. m .
Mount Union ~ 81 a. w. Newton Naui.-
ton : 90 a. m. McEeytowu % I. IA. lev
istown i5 4. NJ. Milford or m -, Mi-T-in
s.I2 a. m. Port RoyAl S.l7 a. m. Mexico E.
% a. m Tusc4rOra pa. m. Eandyks =
80 a. m. Thompsontown S.31 =. M, Dur
ward S.i2 = ~. MillerstOwn S.is 4 m,
Newport 300 a m. arriving At Harrisburg
10 ,O5 a. m, and at Philadelphia, IS ?. IN.
SEA SHORE EXPRESS leaves Altoona daily
at :, Is a. m, and stopping a all regular
stations between Altoona and Harrisburg,
reaches MIfiin at 1905 a. m, Harrisburg
ll.4o T. NJ, and arrives in Philadelphia at
3.l5 p. IL.
MAIL Train leaves Pittsburg daily 8,
5 80 a. m, Altoona at :, 90 ?. NJ, and stop
ping at all regular stations arrives ST Hitfir
at sos ?. M, Harrisburg 700 !. M, Phiia-
adelphia lo,55 P. IN.
Mail Express leaves Pittsburg at 90 ? N.
Altoona 20 pm; Tyrone 81 pm; Hunt
ingdon 81 pm; Lewistown Sal pm; Nif-
fin 9 03 m; Harrisburg lO45 m; Phila-
delphia 25 u.
DAY EMPRESS leaves Pittsburg at $40 A.
M; Altoona l.. 80 4. NJ; may be Tagged
at Mltitln al 2.O5 2. NJ; arrives al Harris
burg al 3 20 2. n; at Philadelphia, $50 P.
NJ.
Philadelphia Express will stop at MidiiR
at ii 81 ?. H., when tagged
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A Spring Medicine.

The druggists claim that people
call daily for the now cure for con-
stipation and sick headache. discov-
cred by DIR. Silas Lane while in the
Rocky mountains, II Is said to be
Oregon grape root IA great remedy
in the far west for those complaints)
combined with simple herbs, and is
made for use by pouring on boiling
water to draw out the strength 1t
sells at 40 cents a package and is
called Lanes Family Medicine IT,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-06
COUNTY TREASURER.

FDIToR OF THE SENTINEL AND REPuBLI-
cAS-nesr Sir: - James J. McMuIiin of
Tuscarora township has numerous friends,
who desire TO have him announced ss a can
didate for the office of County Treasurer at
the Republican Primary Election, subject,
10 the rules that govern the party, feeling
satisfied that if he becomes the stand ard
bearer for that office, he will prove a tower
of strength before the people in old Tusca-
rors and the upper end, and throughout the
entire county at the November election
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7 o CON S L NJ ? [ IVES

The undersigned having been re
stored to health by simple means,
after suffering for several years with
Il severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption, is anX.
ious to make known to his fellow suf-
ferers the means of cure. To those
who desire it, he will cheerfully send
free of CHARGE a copy of the per,
scription used, which they viii find
a sure cure for Consumption, -fsthraa
CataTrh, Bronchitis. and all throat.and
lung -Naiedaes. He hopes all suffer,
ers will try his remedy a. 1t Is in
valuable Those desiring the pre-
scription, which viii cost them moth.
ing, and may prove blessing, will
please address Rer EdrDard.7 Wilson
Williamsburg. Kings County, New
York
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Harvest Honie e Picnic.

On Saturday next, August 3, 1890, the
annual picnic OF the Tuscarors Valley Har-
vest Home Association viii be held on Pan
nabaker'- Island near Honey Grove. Juni-
Ata county, Pr- Addresses ga the leading
topics Of the d. viii be dslivered BY prom
insut men STceshes will b. limited 10
time Good music Is expected. Refresh
n-nts ard other attractions Of picnic days
Sill sdd -aIoyment 70 this Harvest
Home A good time j. II prospect. Come
Jos H. LAsbts.
PTefs<e-:
EX-cU;ive COmmittre
Jas "A. IUNE.
Jas N. BEsLE,
JSo J. WoEk.
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Ask Your Friends About It.

Your distressing cough can be cur
ed. We know it because Kemp's
Balsam within the past few years
has cured so many coughs and colds
in this community Its remarkable
sale has been won entirely by its
genuine merit. Ask some friend
who has used it what he thinks OF
Kemp's Balsam. There Is no medi.
cine SO pure, none 40 effective.
Large bottlesss50c and 81 ut all drug
gists. If.
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Suar,x. p. W farmer No,ras

Swartz, p W., farmer, Monroe.
Starnbaugb, W H., lsborer, FsrmanszL.
Stewart. Robert, carpenter. s. pruce Hall.
Smith, Emanuel, carpenter. Thompson.
town.
StimmeIl, S. W, J. p, Port Royal.
Trego, Benjamin, farmer, Fayetts.
Wise, Absslom, mason, Milford
Wetzler, Peter, farmer, W WaIker.
Walters, David, laborer, Beale.
Wharton, r W. merchant, Port Royal.
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FRANCIS HOVER

EDITOR SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN -
Dear Sir: The county government which
is lodged in the board of County Commits
sioners, is of more importance i'll times of
peace 20 the people Of the county than the
general government and therefore the
board of comfy commissioners should he
composed OF honest and capable men, who
will discharge the affairs of office for the
general good. With this object in view !
wonid name Joseph Sebcr Of Fay":te
township as citizen aburdantly qualified
to fill the important office of county com
missioner. His nomination at the primary
election will give the people generally an
opportunity 10 elect good man to the i'm
portant Office in November.
JUSIATA
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MIFFLINTOWN.

At the earnest request of Republic ans
from all parts of the county. offer my
self for re election - Chairman OF the
County Committee. II elected my course
in that Office during the past year will be q
pied ge for my future Conduct.
CARL F. e PENS CHADE.
MifIlintown, June a. 1890.
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EDIroR SENTINEL AND REPUBLIcAN:-
Please announce TO the Republican voters
Of Juniats county tie Ghme OF Wm. b. SIC
Cshan of Milford township Is a candidate
for County Commissioner. Mr.. McCahan
has hosts of friends He il farmer, a
good citizen, was a soldier, is a comnetent
msn. and is a typical American, who will
All the office with credit to himself and fl
dclity TO the public generally
MILFORD
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ASSEMBLY.

IIr-tR SFt1IHFL AsDREPUBLiCsS An
rcurce that WIN. H-TrIler Cf Port Rnya
l. = CaudIda's for the nomination oi As.
~-Inhiv'lsii from Juni,ta NJ Her'Zi-r J.
he pr---rfi member. srd h'> r-cOIt com
mruds itself to such degree that Il seems
like a mi.tIke not to return him TO the
State Legislature.
PORT ROYAL
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY

EDITOR OF SENTINEL AND REPUBLIcAs
Please announce the name of J. Frank
Stouer as d candidate for District Attorney
Mr.. St oner is well qualified to discharge
the duties OF the Office. AMI in his hands
the interests of the Commonwealth would
be carefully guarded.
NIFFLINTOWN
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PORT ROYAL
PROTHONOTARY.

EDIros SESTISSL AND RFPuBDIcAS AT
the r qnest Of many friends. | ask Won:
Please announce NV name a cardids.e
for the Office of Prothonoiary, snhi-ct To
the ussges of the Republican party in Jun
ista comfy. II receive the nomination
and am elected / will try to please the pco-
pc whom could serve IN the duties of the
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Ne,C Goods.
SU M MMER GOoDS

No more Winter for months
to come. Summer Is b.ro
and to conform to the chsnra
the Senior member of the
firm has just returned from
Eastern Markets, where ba 90
lected with great care the good.
that hls many patrons favor
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EDIroR SENTINEL AxD REPUBLtCAN Dear
Sir Please announce Calvin b. Horning
OF MiffiIn;own as a candidate for chairman
OF the Republican County Committee Mr.
Horning is an abe organizer and viii make
an Efficient chairman.
NTEEI TNTOWN
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Milan, Tenn, August "A sad
Spring Greek, IN Madison county.
Last Thursday night Mrs. Mandy
woods retired IN her usual bealth
On being awakened III the morning
il was discovered that she had been
stricken stone blind IN the night.
1t Is u curious case and cannot be
accounted for by the doctors.
A New England paper SAYS: A
Methodist church at Lowell, Mass.
has decided to use water instead Of
wine III the communion service. Que
of the members, who had been a
drunkard, according to his own state
ment, and had twice returned to his
old habits through temptation placed
I IN his way at the communion service.
WAS the cause of the change The
minister said he could never pass
( the wine to him again, and the church
unanimously consented to use water
/ instead.
MEDIA, July 31.-A mule that
IAAt ldel
night stopped transportation for II
full half hour between West Chester
and Philadelphia. He spread his
legs among the sleepers and was i'm
movable. When the midnight, train
came along there was a red light
that meant full stop, as a mule in
such Il position was a dangerous
trestle to travel. From a nsighbor-
ing lumber yard the trainmen obtain.
ed enough scantling to build small
house and with this pried the mule
out after many efforts.
ABILENE, Kas, July 31.-It is ad-
mitted at last that ali the corn of
! Central Kansas Is ruined. No mat.
ter how much rain falla, hot winds
have blown for three days and stalks
are shriveled. Only local rains have
/ fallen for over a month, and the
praries are so dry that fires break
out daily. The hay crop is an entire
/ failure, as well as the fl nit crop. A
large acreage OF wheat VIII be put in
/ if it rains enough to plough. Stock
is being rushed 10 market in fear OF
lack Of food. The drought is CON
sldered the most severe in twelve
years, and there is no sign of its
| being broken.
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EDITOR SENTINEL AND REPUBLIBA. ::
Please announce the name of w. Harry
Moore. OF Walker Twp, ~ n candidate for
nomination for County Commissioner, sub
ject to Republican usages. Mr.. Moore's re-
cord as a Soldier and Citizen is without
blemish and he possesses all the qnalitica-
tions necessary fomske good and efficient
officer having received within a few votes
of a majority three years ago. after not be-
ing able to canvass the county on account of
sickness in his family, fully attests his claim
for the office. MIFFLINTOWN.
Nay u, 1890.
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MILFORD.

Mr.. EDITOR AT the request of numer
Gus frinnG. aud citizens of Juniata. pre-
sent my self TO the corsid Grafton of the Re-
ruhlicans for denomination for the office of
County Commissioner, subject to Repubi-
can ussges. My past ad administration of the
office is \ guaranty of what my future ac
tjon will be, if favored by re nomination
and re election
FRANCIS HOVER