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Shoes and ROofs.

Our Boot and Shoe De-
partment is full in its assort-
ment, and you certainly can be
suited IN fit, quality and price.
Whatever Improvements have
been added by the manufactures
we have them all. We can
supply you with foot wear foy
any IN or out door service. Our
grocery Department never lags.
We have on hand a full line Or
Fresh, Plain and Fancy
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PROTHONOTARY.

EDIToE ESTINGL ASD REPUBLICAN, AT
the request "f many fri-nis. | ask YOU:
Pleas" announce nv name as a clrd liate
t"r 'he office Of Prn'hoHorsry. subject 10
the uSages OF the Republican party IN Jun
iafs coTnfv. II ! receive the nomination
and sm elected / will Try TO please the peo-
pc u hon could serve IN The duties Of the
Office.
OLIVER q DTFFFknERFFR
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09
COUNTY CHAIRMAN.

EnIroR SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN Dear
Sir Please auUounce Calvin B- Horning
Of MiiliIntown 4 candidate for chairman
OF the Republican County Committee. Mr..
HOrning Is au able organizer and will make
an efficient chairman.
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July 9,-3t.
ESTATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters Of Ad.
uIuistration. -on the estate OF Frederick II
Frymoyer, late Of Fayette township. Juni
alta county, Pa, have been granted TO IN,
un1 1ersigned residing in same township
: il persons indebted 10 said estate sre re
quested TO make immediate payment, snC
1no Sc having legal claims 20 present then
duly authenticated Tor settlement.
JOHN II. FRlMOIER.
COcOiGmus, JuH1sta comfy, Pa.
June Is, lS9O-Gt.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

Mr. FDTTuR AT the rCqrcst Of uumrr-
"uS friends sud citizens of JUniata. pre-
sent myself 10 the corSjd Grafton Of The Re-
puhlIcans for denomination for The Office of
County Commi~sioner, subject 10 Ropub'i
can uSagrs NJ past administration OF the
Office !. a guaranty OF what my fuinre Sc
tiru viii re, i favored by denomination
and re- election.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

ME. EDITOR Please announce tIrst
am a candidate for the office # Coanty
Commissioner, subject to Republican rules.
II nsminated aud elected | pledge myseif
10 an efficient and economical admiuistra-
tiOE OF county affairs in the interest of the
tax payers. JOHN :. MUS SER.
Walker township, June n, 1880.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09
The Republican STATE Convention

The convention at Harrisburg -
The 25th Of June, was att-- "a L.. :
larger crowd oil NO than any pro-
ceeanS COW -ntiou. which was owing
10 inc .yely efford that had been
',u>N through the state by the can
Crnor. The nomination for governor
was made on the second ballot. The
convention nominated the following:
TICKET.
Governor George W. Dalama ter,
of Crawford county.
Lieutenant Governor-Louis \.
Watres, of Lackawanna county.
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Thomas j. Stewart, of Montgomery
county.
TTTE CANDIDATES
George Wallace Delamater, was
born at Meadville, Crawford county,
Pa, March 81; 1919. He is a lawyer
by profession. practlced law three
years. and after that engaged IN gen
eral business. banking, raIlroadIng.
and such local or town enterprises or
gas companies and fuel companies,
and so forth Entering politics he
was elected mavor in 1876. He was
a Senatorial delegate to the State
Convention in 1878 and chairman Of
the Republican county committee
during the campaigns of 1873 and
1879. In 1850 he was chosen q
Garfield Presidential elector for
Pennsylvania. He was elected to the
State Senate in los6.
Louis Arthur Watres was born at
Mount Vernon. LuZerne, now Lack
awauna county. on April u, 1851.
He was educated in the Scranton
High School He studied law under
John Handley, President Judge of
Lackawunna county, and was admit
ed to the bar in 1878. He WAS Dep
uty Marshal of the Mayors Court, at
Scranton, and Deputy City Controll
er. Since 1882 he has been County
Solicitor of Lackawauna. He was
elected to the St1te Senate in 1852
and re elected in 1856
Thomas ~ Stewart. tie candidate
for Secretary of Internal Affairs, wus
born near Belfast. Ireland. on Sep
tember II, ISIS. He came TO this
country with his parents when an in
FAINT. and has resided at Norristown
ever since. He Joined Company C..
One Hundred and Thirty-eighth
Pennsylvania Volunteers, and served
until the close of the war He has
been Department Commander Of the
Grand Army of the Republic. He
was elected to the lower house of the
Legislature from Montgomery coun
ty in 1854 and in 1856 was elected tc
the position for which lie is now t
candidate for re election.
THE PLATFORM
The creed of a church is an ey
pressiou OF what its members profes
10 believe rcligiously. The platform
of a party is an expression of wha
the party processes to believe in
THE FIRST RESOLUTION
of the Harrisburg platform expresse
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09
COUNTY AUDITOR.
FAYETTE

Please announce b. s. Graybill, of " al.
ker. as a candidate for County Auditor
subject 10 Republican usages.
WALKER.
July !, 1890.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIM E-T A BL Z
EASTWARD.

On and after Sunday May II. ls..
trains that stop AT Miffiin will rue as f5ilo~ .
EASTWARD.
UARRIsRrRG ACCOMMODATION leaves 49,
tonna daily AT q 80 A. M. Tyrone 50 q. a.
MOuut Union AT g - a. m, Newton Han
ton : 90 a. IN acVevtown : 30 a. IN. LrE
istown .i5 a. m. Milford -O2 a. m, Nit
S.I2 2 M. Port Royal S,l7 n. m, Mexico -
% a. m Tuscsrora 8 pa. IN. Vardy6e
30 a. m. ThompsontOwn S.31 a. M, Du-
ward $40 o m. Mi'lerstown S,f8 a. II
Newport G.O0a m, arriving AT Harrishur
10 ,u5 a. m, and at Philadelphia, - p. IN
SEA SHORE FxrREss leaves Altoona daily
at :, Is a. m, and stopping a al regula.
stations between Altoona and Harrsbur
reaches Mifflin at 1905 a. m, Har-i.br
ll.40 ?. NJ, and arrives in Philadelphia
3.l5 p. u.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Pittsburg daily
80 q. M, Altoona at 2, 90 p. m, aud st0
ping At all regular stations arrives Al Milf
at 5-03 p. M, Harrisburg 90 p. m, Pm
adelPhia 1855 p. IN.
Mail Express leaves Pittsburg st U0p ..
Altoona % ? m Tyrone 81 n Hu
lngdon 81 ? m; Lewistown So pm,
tiin 9 n5 p N; Harrisburg iO45 ? m Fh -
delphia % m.
DAY EXPRESS leaves Pittsburr at p. .G' E.
NJ. Altoona ! 80 A. NJ; NAV 5e HI-E
at Mifilrn At 2.05 =. II; arrives at Hau
burg al 80 p. M; at Puil4delLlIu. $50
"
Philadelphia Express will stop at N
at II 81 Z. H., when tagged
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

quence of the bitter abuse that has
been hurled against the Senator by
the Democratic party. and reads:
Once more the Republicans of the
Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA, in
convention assembled, send fraterpal
greetirgs To their party brethren
throughout the nation and congratu
late them and ourselves upon the
victory won in 1883 by the purity OF
Republican principles and the patri-
otism Of Republican citizenship. For
the chairman of our national commit
tee, MIR Quay, we feel lasting sense
of gratitude for his matchless ser
vices in the last Presidential cam
paign, aud commend his bearing un-
der the ISLANDERS which his successful
leadership of our party has purchss-
/ eel for him. AS q citizen, n member
of the General Assembly. as Secre-
tary Of the Commonwealth under two
successive administrations, as State
Treasurer Overwhelming suffrages ot
his fellow citizens and as Senator OF
the United States he has won and re-
tains our respect and confidence.
In keeping with the sympathy and
the duty OF our party we make the
following declaration of principles
for the betterment of political COVER
ment and the benefit or our fellow
citizens:
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FAST LINE leaves Philadelphia daily
II 40 IN; Harrisburg , 80 , m. MuG
. OG pm; Lewistown D 2S 2 IN: Aliooi
: 30 p m; arrives at PIttsburg at ! ! 55 pm
WAY PASSENGER leaves Philadelphif
daily at 80 a. m; Harrisba-g, 6 Is a. m,
Duncannon, 81 a. M; Newport, 9 - g.
m; Millerstown, 9 40 a. m; ThompsontOwI
50 q. m.i Van Dyke, 10 90 i. ~ Tuscu
ora, 10 04 a. m; Mexico, 10 O7 a M; p.
Royal, 10 l3 a. m; Mifiiin, 10 20 a. u.
Milford, 10 % a. m; Narrows. 10 q a. IL
Lewistown, 10 46 a. IN; HcVeytown, il
a. m; Newton Hamilton, Il 80 n. M; HUI
hngdon, II Il 2. m; Tynone, % p. 2.
Altoona, 10 ?. M, and stops AT all regulgI
stations between Harrisburg and Altoona
OYSTER EXPRESS leaves Philadelphia d.
ly at 5 80 p. M, Harrisburg, 10 20 d. r.
stopping at Rockville, MaFysvIle, Ounce
non, Newport, MiilsSsto~n, Thompsontuw.
Port Royal, time .t MifilIn, l / 50 p. m: 4
toona, 3 a. m, and Pittsburg, 6 10 a.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia daily
100 a. m, Harrisburg ll.20.a. m, No
port, L. IA p. Ia, Miffiin 1852 .. M. 81,
pisg at all regular stations between Nj
ard Altoona reaches Altoona at fC.p. .
rittsburg 81 p. IL
ALTOONA AcCOMaoDATIos leaves Ph. 20
adephIa daily at I 10 a. IN, Harrisburg
( 4, 10 p. m, Duncannon 4 - p. H., Ne,
port 5.l2 p. m, Millerstown 5,2& p. !
ThompsOntown &,3l p. m, Vandyke
?. ru., Tuscarora 5, I5 p. IN, Mexico 5.I7 ..
m., Port Royal 81 p. H., MiHIu , JS
M, Le~lstown O,2@ p. m, Nc Eeylowu ..
AS ,. m, Newton Hamilton leg =. a.
Huntingdon L, 40 P. IN, Altoor>. . 900 3. IL
Pacific Expressieaves Phi-Adelphia II
? II Ha-EIsbuTg . iU a m DUncannOE
7 Ss m; Newport 90 %; Mifiin 80
N; Lewistown 3 Ul a IN; acVeytown 5
a hI M Union . 40 4. al +; Huutlu--Iuu s
II m; Petersburg . - a N : prUce Gre
40 M Tyrone % M Bells Mi.
+. y 4 m : Altoona % m; P-.tsbuI
Il - pm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09
AID FOR SOCIETY.

The eleventh resolution is an ex-
preston in favor of economy on the
part of the Legislature IN appropri-
atinG money for charitable purposes.
We Teqaire of the General Assembly
vigilance in making appropriation of
the public money, and of our cbari-
table institutions receiving State aid
the strictest economy in the expend:
lures.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09
PIANOS-ORGANS.

The improved method of fastening f' ,se
of Pianos, invented by rs, Is one ol ,i,e
most important Improvements ever naue
making The Instruments more richiy mus nn.
cal in every tone, more durable. ana i'''
liable 10 get out of tune.
Both the Mason s. Hainlin Organs anu
Pianos excel chiefly in that which is me
chief excellence in any musical Instrument 5
quality Of tone. Other things, though I'M
porrant are much less so than this. An IN
strument with uDmusicsl tones cannot oe
good. illustrated catalogues of new styles
introduced this season, sent i:es,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

and f"rtr-siX pcrchcs ni Land, NOR" or less,
ani harirg thereon erected,
3 Frame Dwelling Houses,
Bank Barn, AMI outbu'ldlngs.
Tract No. two. \ tract ui land s:tuate in
Fermansgh township, Juniata county.
bounded on the north by lands of Jacob
and George Hover, On the cas-, Toy lands
of John II Stoner, on the south bN lands
of Henry H4mbrIght and James Williams,
aud on the west 10y puUIc road, leiiIng oV-
er shade mountain. containing FORTY
ACE ES more or less having thereon
Dwelling House and Barn.
TERMS OF SALE.-25 per cent. CT the
purchase money 70 toe paid on the confirm
alton OF the safe by the court. - per cent.
on the LIST day OF April, \. D., 1891, when
deed will b." delivered and possession CIV
en-, ana theab dance on the first day of
April. 4. D.. 1892. with interest from the
first day OF April, 4. D.. 1891 10 he secur-
Cd by judgment.
LEWIS DEGEN.
administrator.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

The second resolution is an ex-
preston in favor "A free ballot which
has not within the past quarter of n
ccntary been enjoyed by large per-
ceutaSc ot the Southern people. We
believe that every lawful voter has
the right To cast a free ballot at every
public election and have 1t properly
counted and certified; and we call
upon Congress 70 adopt such legisla-
tion rs viii prevent suppression or
falsiication of the votes of our fel
low citizens at elections for officers of
national government and will end
political slavery throughout the ma
tion.
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GROCERIES.
Also, the only full line Of
QUEENS WARE

in the county. Every house
must have It's full supply #
Queens and Glassware, this is
the store to call on for such az
ticles.
All orders by mail will r.
ceive prompt attention.
Remember the place,
MAIN STREET. OPPOSITE CoURr Housl
NEiftiintOwns Pa.
Fred'k ESPENSSIAEbE
~ SoEl.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09
THE PLATFORM

The creed of a church is an ex-
pressiou OF what its members profess
to believe rcligiously. The platform
of a party is an expression of what
the party processes to believe in
THE FIRST RESOLUTION
of the Harrisburg platform expresses
belief in Senator Quay. The ex'
preston was called forth in conse
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09
TAX UPON MONEY.

The tenth resolution is an expires
sion IN favor of tax or money at IN
terest for local purposes We rec
ommend that the local system of tax
alton of money capital for local pur-
poses to such an extent as to enable
the local authorities to reduce the
rate of Taxation upon real estate to an
equitable basis.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

The fifteenth resolution is in favor
of Governor James A Beaver. I'VE
express our qualification with the
administration of Governor James A
Beaver and congratulate him upon
the fact that his course has been
marked 10y wisdom, integrity and de-
votiou to the welfare of ali the peo-
pie which will entitle him TO the es-
TEEN and gratitude of the citizens
of the state in al coming years.
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3 EXPRESS leaves Altoona daily
YVES TWhRD.

Philadelphia Express will stop at n
It l 81 Z. n, when tagged
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

On and after Sunday MAY IL. IS"
trains that stop at Mifiin will rue as f1ilo-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09
ASSEMBLY.

ID T soDII " 7 ILIN.
Editor SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

The fourteenth resolution Is in IA
vor of Speaker Thomas B. Reed.
we commend the course of Thomas
Il. Reed. Speaker Of the National
House of Representatives, in man
fully preventing the obstruction of
legislation and the waste of public
time and money. and we tender him
the thanks and congratulations of
the Republican party of Penusyl-
vania
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

The ninth resolution Is a statement
of the decrease of the State debt that
was entailed by past Democratic man
agement. and an expression IN favor
OF the lessenIng OF taxes upon the
agricultural interests, end the taxa
tion of property Of corporations
For almost thirty years the finan
ces of this State bave been under the
control of our party. During that
time we devised system Of taxing
corLorations which serves as a pat
tern for, and has been taken as a
guide by, many sister States in their
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FAST LINE leaves Philadelphia daily
II 40 a IN; Harrisburg 3 80 , m . Maj
. OG pm; Lewistown - ? IN; Altoos
:, 30 p m; arrives at PIttsburg at Il 30 pm
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JUNIATA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILApEIPHIA STOCKS.
Pllladelphia, January 20.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Ill. ooti,.e
Inc s'"'N ni'' N'' Voc ...,,s oto-o +,
To-Day 'u' '''c "'' rt ,,,o,ir,
'"c "mP'' VIZ ~ f..3.,.l l,oit,o in
WIS "'"N i'll i''r'' -, III, FOR rho
'"' l'o'""" 'l"'"'' ,...,-..a,s 60 p.
short account CAUSE" INV -,
made. Vigorous a''''AS "ci' ,''.t,
tie Granger SNaIeS III ",'''' rp' p,o;eo and
ance III Ia'e' occ""S' ''' 0''''.' ua@,,so >,
chicago ana N'i'h"c'''." 'o'''' - ,rlo
modify tie terms oil tlcr u1Hl' "i'""
baor faction apparently forEclS That all western
...,i,,..,. .r. rostrl ined from warfare. both by
f.. , business and still more by
the present N"i""c VI "'9-'' w -. h
tie common desire 10 secure the amendment "'
,,...-o.s al ,ie Interstate Commerce Act.
.i, D., i,,r.b,l,lc while bus:-
SERIOUS '"l"''' "'"'N ~ .,,. ,h,
ness is IS active as at present. an" "'' -
other condition il is virtually lmpo>Slple NeN'
., ,Lo Gr.r.cr shares the trust stocks were de-
f ,,t,t.. f.r the short account
pl'as'' 'H ~ ''' ,.u. - o,1
until Sugar RciiuereS STOCK III" i"4A'" CIV"
C.ttor oil rcccipts | II per cent Inc Ell
i, ..o-.l list WIS extremely
ie'' o." '' -, ,ol, ,bat 1vos
small, ana TIE amount o' i''@ "
forced 10 a sale WAS not LouceaDle. lie pc'r
Efforts were relaxed before nooh' anu "''tio"7'
tie subsequent movements were hoO I"Piu' '"'
urcyious losses were fully recovered and The clos
;,,., ,,,. confident at the highest points The net
''7 W. ,''o l,.I;,',s ,,or, Generally small adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISH * SONS,
Bankers IS Nassau-st, New-York
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKET
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATI RES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The wheat speculation continues dsheartening to
holders, remaining dull and Indifferent to bulis news
The visible supply statement yesterday showed
decrease Of 637 100 bushels. there decrease In
stocks in store and the receipts were only moderate
These featyes only caused slight rally and later
dealings we're made at general declines due apparently
TO lqudations The market continues dun and only
100000 bushels were dealt in. May opened up
shade at e8 IS cents and ruled steady to near the
close. when prices broke to 81 l1-l6 cents, selling
later on the curb at .. 5-Sd - "a cents Cash
WAS strong at the start but the export demand
failing to be felt the market closed and lower.
After the close however, II tanspired that 5000
bushels had been taken by shippers Tile milling
demand reached nearly 10000 bushels.
The options ended down Il for January at 50 "a
and Nav at ~ 81. 80 for February at SIS, 81 for
March at 81 and 3S cent for Juhe at 81 81 cents.
There free selling OF corn based on continued
Affected by the delivery Of $40 900 bushels contract.
Cash lots yielded IA cent but the export demand
amounted 10 100000 bushels The options closed
weak with losses of 3S for January AT 81 IL and
February at 81 80. and Is cent for March at 3s 3
and May at 80 So cents
The weakness Of corn appears To stimulate oats.
prices rose l-2a5s cent. little squeeze Of shorts
in January options advanced the price 10 30 5s,
while February at - IS was IS and March at
% IL was - cent higher, May being unchanged
There sales OF 900 tierces Of lard for export
and the options were 5d3 points stronger follows:
February, ~ 20; March, 80 81, April 30 40, and
May. 50 As
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday
at New York, baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston
as follows: Wheat, 3l.l65 bushels: corn. 5O+. 800
bushels; -four. 47:22l packages. At Chicago. Mil
waukec and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat.
420l3 bushels; corn, 5O35 64 bushels oats. 1f5lOS
bushels total grain, 69O,ds5 bushels Hour, 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-21
s1rpRrNF COURT DECISIONS.

wasbinoton Ian. 2O.-Thc United states supreme
Court today rendered decision reversing the judgment
- , C,cn Court for the District Of Massachusetts, in
tho case ~ the United States plaintiff In error agt
joseph stoweH and Thomas Bcyinston' claimants
An opnion was rendered in the case OF the Illinois
Central Railroad and the Chicago ST. LOUIS anu Mc"
O,l,s Railroad Company. plaintiffs in error, agt Milau
Rosoh and Charles ORTIZ in error 70 inc O'c''
Court Of the United States for the Eastern p'su'' VI
1,iiana The Illinois Central Railroad Company Is
in ro.sesson OF certain land in New-oeans an interest
in which was conveyed BY \. w BoSwoftn' i''h'I "
Nulard and Charles Bosworth. TO certain parties from
whom the railroad company acquired tue ho'"o'V"
ploperty had conhscated by the Chteo states us
,ho late war bat he Subsequently paTdoned ana
tho question arises did this pardon restore MN W ""
over rights he lad in his property with power TO dispose
Of It at WILL or up to the time OF ms uc"." III
.a,o ., suspension for the benefit Of his hersl The
d,ion ~ the lower court the property on Bos'
Nortbs death reverted his heirs, and That bos"o1'h
,.u,.y,re, ~ the same was Illegal j. reversed
Xo 14i5-Thc Ottawa, Oswego and Fox River |alley
Railroad Company appellant, agt o. NJ. Mason No'
ton to advance denied. -
NO. l2ss-The Ohio Central Railroad Company, APP
,olant apt the Central Trust Company OF Ne"'hofA'
Appeal from the Circuit Court Of the United states iof
,be xortbarn District Of ohio. Deficiency decree oil
Inn. 90 Ios7 reversed with costs, and rcmaAded Win
directions 10 proceed thtfeH a. may ~ '-7' ~ '
able. ,,.,, g., 1850.
act. Hamilton g. Faut. Motion to advance submitted
by Henry Wise Garnett in support OF same
-
to-,,,,r auu.llaut at Charles W Groenaleh {! al
NO 246-rhe St. Paul Minnesota and Manitoba Halfway
Canaan appellant, act. Charles Weniel' Motion 70
na these cases until 40. 3ii Is reached submitted by
;. l.. Pinney in support Of notion
No CCi-Th, Cherokee Nation. appellant ast' the
southern Kansas Railway COMPANY Motion 70 auN"h'o
submitted bv j. l.. Mcdonald IN support u same
No 153i-Andrew Albright. appellant at. tn" Aneri
CON rcu r.ieuhone COMPANY Motion 70 Icscnd order
dockenr and dsuissng for leave to DOCKET sub
mitcd by J. c. Clayton in support Of same by H. g.
Atwater opposition thereto
No sO-The Bate Re!rIg erating Company, plaintiff In
Nv ar los Nh Eastman In TO the Circuit sutt o
the United States iol southern District o. Nc"lofA
Dismissed per stipulation motion OF Augustus H. Car
land. in behalf OF counsel
No 1s7-Tdward T. Penneld plaintiff in error. AFT
the Chesapeake and Ohio and Soutlw csteIn Ia road
contany on motion Of W. w. Mcfarland, passed, pur-
suant TO Rule 70.
The day call FOR Tuesday will BE- as follows: 40. 81
ETC. lthe Virginia coupon cases. T. 800, 40. :. 20. IS
40, ISIS aud 1o9.