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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-09-09
.UR,ICAN STATE TICK
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AUDITOR GENERAL.
u-y GREGG, Of Berks County.
STATE TREASURER
~ MORRISON Of Allegheny 20.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-09-09

A splendidly organized Institution.
A beautiful location. Delightful sur
roundings. Air pure. All the mod
ern improvements.
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The Supreme Court Of C6nnectl

The Supreme Court OF Connecti-
cut has decided the contested elect
ion case of Morris against Buckley
in favor of Morris. 1t will be re-
membered that Morris was the
Democratic candidate for governor,
and was elected by the people OF
Connecticut, last fall, but Buckley
the Republican incumbent refused
to surrender the Office to the law
fully elected Governor, and this
suit was brought to compel him to
do SO. A majority of the judges of
the Connecticut Supreme Court are
Republicans, but they were notfwil-
ling to lend themselves to this rev.
olutionary scheme of the Republican
party leaders to defeat the will of
the people.
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pacity of printing 1900 papers per
hour, and can print an edition OF
10000 copies with less labor than
we did 1000 copies, a year ago.
Thanking our patrons for the
liberal patronage extended to us
during the newspaper year, just
closed, and hoping by strict attent-
ion to business to retain all our old
patrons, and add many new ones,
we extend cordial invitation to
our friends TO call and see us in our
temporary quarters over TomIin-
sons hardware store, and after the
middle of July in our handsome
new building, we are truly and
gratefully Yours,
THE EDIToR
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1t was Mr.. Emerson who said "thel
first wealth is healthy and it was
wiser than the modern Phi!osoI her whb
said that ''the blood is the liie." The
system like the clock, runs down. 1t
needs winding up. The blood gets poor
and scores of diseases result. 1t needs
tonic to enrich il.
A certain wise doctor after years of
patient study, discovered medicine
which purified the blood gave tone to
the system. and made men-tired, nei-
vous, brain-wasting men-feel like new.
j He called it his ''Golden Medical Dis
covery." 1t has been sold for years,
sold by the million of bottles, and PEG.
pie found such satisfaction in it that Dr.
Pierce, who discovered it, now feels
warranted in selling it under a positirl
guarantee of its doing good in all cases
Perhaps it's the medicine for you
} Yours wouldn' be the first case o
scrofnla or salt-rheum, skin disease, o
lung disease, it has cured when nothinl
else would. The trials worth making
and costs nothing. Money refunded if
don't do you good,
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The Republicans are not joyous
over the organization of the Peo-
pies Party. While the new party
will not be strong enough in 1892,
if it ever is, to hope to elect a presi-
dent, the voting strength may be
sufficient to materially effect the
result of the great struggle, Bnt
what makes the Republicans quake
with fear and inward trembling is
the prospect that Senator Stanford
may be the choice of the new party
for President next year. This, they
reason, would assuredly draw from
their ranks and insure the success
of the Dmocratis- Adrertiser
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Senator Pettigrew, of South
Dakota, one of the new Republican
members of the Senate, is evidently
not afraid of the Administration.
In an interview yesterday he says:
al received information last even
ing from Washington, from what L
consider a reliable source, that Sec
retary Noble would shortly vacate
his seat in the Cabinet. And !
think that it is nothing but proper
that he should. He is utterly in
competent, intellectually, in temper
and disposition, for the high position
he now fills. His appointment wal
"a great mistake. l don't think h'
has any volition in the matter. l
he were to go out West and try t.
make a living by practicing law, h
would surely starve to death. ii
has not the Judgment and decision
requisite to success in high Office
His entire administration of tn
Office has been q lame affair"
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Prices Going up.


1t is very amusing to hear these
wild eyed high tariff men talk about
the Mckinley bill. They tell us
that under the beneficient influence
of that measure the price of every
necessary of lifSf IS sinking lower
and lower, like an ebbing tide.
Why, by and by, they say-that is,
if you will only keep the republican
party in power-houses and cloth
ing and groceries will be so cheap
that we shall all live on Fifth Ave
nue. and drive our tandem teams in
Centeral Park.
One editor exclaims with frantic
gesture that we can now get all we
want for next to nothing, and proph-
eses that within five years house
keeper will be paid u handsome sum
for the trouble of taking home a
bag of coffee or a chest of tea. 1t
will be ga dead give away" from
Maine to California. We shall not
need to patch our trousers or darn
our stockings, for stockings and
trousers will grow on trees, and we
can have them as freely as we gath
er autumn leaves.
In the meantime, however, every
article of the household, has gone up
in prices. We pay little more for
this, little more for that and lit
tie more for the other thing, and
when we balance our accounts and
foot our bills at the end of the
month we shrug our shoulders and
wonder what we shall come to if
this thing goes on much longer.
Facts are very ugly things. You
can't smooth their wrinkled brows
with flattering rhetoric nor make
them sweet tempered with special
pleading. And one of these ugly
, Tscts which will "meet us at Phillip
Q Ptor at the polls in the year of our
, i1o S92 is that the Mckinley bill
r w gest sham and humbug of
g -, rn' f $50 ION. 1t is cheat and a
). nc 'to" ,,slIo acting clause to the
# , na n, - wares he poor man gets
d gets no more anytNSe Yes.
y mistake, he does get on c.ing-be
d oets left IT costs him mofe ~.
table and for his wardrobe, more &C
L medicine and moro for the coffin
70 which he buries his dead. The NJ
st Kinley bill is curse which dogs h
st steps at every turn and follows hi
TO the grave.
IN That is the issue for the next cal
or paign, and the people will make
p red hot for the party bosses a
OF tricksters who have played the
RS, for fools.-N Y. Herald.
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Senator Canden,s Views.

Elk Senator in an interview, in
New York, the other day, talk
ed of the political situation in this
State, and among other things,
said: "There has been nothing by
which the sentiment of the State on
presidential candidates can be de-
termined," he said. at is safe to
say that West Virginia Democrats
will be in line to support the choice
of their convention, whoever he may
be. There is a strong admiration
for Elk. President Cleveland, and ar
impression exists that he will be
the candidate. westGirginia Dem
,ocrats would support him gladly.
Tariff reform will be tie leading is,
sue and on that the West Virgins
Democrats are with Mr.. Cleveland
Mr.. Camden was asked who was TIE
most available man for Vice Presi
dent. He said that question haC
received little consideration. H,
mentioned Gray, of Indiana, an,
) Dickinson, of Michigan, as amoni
: those that had been talked of.
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The town of Elkins, Randolph
county, is now one of the rising
towns of the State and within the
next six months there may be some
very lively developments of the coal
and timber in that vicinity looked
for. This town, is patronized by
Stephen b. Elkins and Henry G
Davis, and they arc doing all in
their power that will tend to open
the mines and develop the forests
along the line of the West Virgin;
Central Railroad. There are TO b'
three new mines for coal opened
n point near Elkins within the mex
three months.
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Coiilnissioner's Notice.
James b. Menager, Executor, &c. ct ais.

James b. Menager, Executor, &c, ct ais.
In Chancery-
THE parties TO the above entitled cause
i are hereby notified that In pursuance TO
a decree entered therein, May 18th, 1881
referring the same TO the undersigned Com
missioner .-fo take, state and report an
account, first showing the amount due from
the estate OF Mary Susan Turner deceased.
to the plaintiff, Mary Ami Settles. il any the
indebtedness OF said Mary Susan Turner at
the time of her death, the real estate She
died seized and possessed of, the amount OF
personal estate She owned at the time OF her
death- The liens upon said real estate, IL
any, and their pEioritiess and any other
any other matter that any OF the parties TO
this suit may require ! have nxed upon
my ONCE In the town OF Point Pleasant.
v, West y irginia, as the place, and Thursday
the 10Th day of July. 1891, as the time for
taking said account. at which time and place
the parties in interest are requested 10 be
present; and lif from any canse the taking
OF said account shall not be. commenced on
that day. or III commenced should not be
completed on that day, the taking OF the
same VIII be continued from day TO day or
from time TO time until completed.
Given under my hand this list day OF June
1891. ia MES II. COIJC,H. mr.
June ~ i-W. Master Commissioner.
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commissioners Notice.

Sarah T.. Leitwiller, Al inistratrix OF
Adam Leitwilier, deceased,
James Leitwiller, Sarah I.eitwillcr. widow OF
Adam Leitwiller, deceased, Willie 4.
Roush, her husband, Margaret Lett
willer, John l.: l.eitwiller, children and
heirs Mt law of Adam Ieitwiiler, deceased.
T.. NJ. Roush, Samuel Roush, a Wolf and
ID. $; Hamalser, partners doing BUSINESS
creditors of Adam LeitwilIer, deceased,
and of the late firm OF Adam ana jacob
In Chancery
THE parties to the above entitled suit arc
entered therein by the Circuit Court, OF
Mason county, West Virginia, on the 18th
undersigned Master cominissioner 'e OF said aid
Court "to take, state and report AN account
Jacob LeitwiIlcr as partners, doing business
as such, the real estate they own, the liens
npon said real estate II any, and their pri-
Awiiier, deceased, what personal property the
efid Adam l.eitwilber left ut the time of his
pth, ana the personal property, money and
ontls, notes and accounts, the said firm of
:, p Leitwlller and Jacob Leitwiller, and
Ill wthe partnership accounts between said
drfS and report how said firm stands
CIR, dcbth other, whether Jacob owes the
said ham owes the firm, also report the
int on andk by said firm and the nature OF
N, .ofy ise rHSssS1ess and the amount due there
ri PENDANT n. due. Also state how much
" said firm. II any, belong to the de-
Int Roush nndN-Sh as a former partner of
i; upon how dq by f iien Il If SOL M
psrtnership pros Neal estate; also report
"o H w,i, a on in h Commons ecton with the
sre matter any OF the * 49, ns Joint ten
Wg TIVE Sare iilsed upon Thu. his suit may ];
July, 1891, as the time = NPsr1ti1,ent :,
town of Point Pleasant,S va day OF
the place for taking sal zee in the
from any cause the takinA = Ntnia,, as
Dh not be commenced on thaI .senu u
menced should not be compiets, SNonld
ing the taking of the same Will be CO, Vfl-
- day to day or from time to timeS = ~,
the pleted. .., ,S
me 1901 JAMES II. COUCh,SS
Jine 10 a-w Master Commissics
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THE WEST VIRGINIA
Real Estate Age1
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA

pUYs AND SELLS REAL EST
ID in Mason and other CountieA.
West Virginia. Has on hand large
small tracts IN good locality, in quaint
and upon terms to suit buyer. All d
sons desiring homes in West Virgii
are invited to call aud see us, or corr
pond with MS by letter addressed to /
General Manager. Ia Timber, c.
and Farm Lands for sale. We ais
licit correspondence from all person
string to make sale of lands.
CHAS. z. HOGG
General Manager and Aeener's A.
Point Pleasant. W Va fiune ~
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The six hundred idle coal miners
at Washington, Indiana, who are
thrown out of employment on ac-
count of the closing of the mines,
no doubt appreciate the blessings of
a high tariff. We remember read
ing an account of a grand rally in In
dianapolis of the miners of tie State
of Indiana when Mr.. Harrison was
candidate for the Presidency. 1t
was stated that some of the trans
parencies used in the street parade
bore the inspiring legend: "The
Sction OF Harrison means full
.r nser pail. These self-same min
. the ne lived long enough to sec
II They hbhollowness ofthese words.
school of'earned something in the
= difficult to irienee, and it will be
~ around the wade them to rally
m again. pro'ection nag
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Credifor,s NOTICE

To the creditors of Adam LeitwiIler.
deceased:
T n pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
i Court of the County OF Mason and State
OF West Virginia., made in a cause therein
pending, to subject the real estate of the said
Adam Leitwiller, TO the payment OF hisdebts,
you are required to present your claims
against the estate of the said Adam Lett
willer, for adjudication TO James II. Couch,
Jr, Commissioner, at his Office In the said
Comfy, on or before the 3rd day or July 1891.
WITNESS: II. L. Mitchell, Clerk of the said
Court, this 9th day OF June, 1891.
X. Il. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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Credifor,s NofIce.

deceased.
n pursuance of decree OF the Circuit
i Court of the county OF Mason, State OF
West Virginia, made in cause therein pend
ing, to subject the real estate OF the said Mary
susan Turner, 10 the payment OF her debts,
against the estate OF the said Mary Susan
Turner, for adjudication, TO James IL. Couch,
DR., Commissioner, at his Office I'm the said
county, on or before the l6thday of July, 1881.
WIrSEss: .R. Il. Mitchell, Clerk OF the
said court, this LIST day OF June, 1891.
II. l.. MITCHELL, Clerk.
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The Philadelphia

The Philadelphis
has been traced to @k rascality
involves Wanamaker Npgton and
troller of the currency. Me con-
examiner says he reporter bank
controller in January that ththe
stone bank was bankrupt, buS
bank was not closed till May. N
now learned that had the bank be-
closed when its bankrupt conditi'
was first known it might have pu
ed down pious John Wanamak'
as he was borrower to the amou
of 100000 without security. nti
cient political influence was 6roug
to bear to suppress any action UNI
altar tesih.sss' We're so arranged that I
consequential parsonage we
thought to be SAFE Parkersbu
Sentinel
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I report Of the statement mad,

Al report of the statement made
byi the National Banks of West
Virginia at the close of business on
May A, shows that their com
bined capital stock is s2,176,ooO
their individual deposits being So,
Bs2s, 054.73. The total loans and dis
counts foot up Sc, l72, 5s4.32.
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There are some significant figures
contained in the report of railroad
savings throughout the country.
These figures indicate a greater de-
gree of prosperity in the South than
any other quarter of the country.
The gross railroad earning for April,
as compared with the corresponding
month of last year, shows gain OF
9.e per cent. by Southern roads, IA
per cent. by the Eastern roads, 6
per cent. by the Pacific roads, 5 per
cent. by the Southwestern, "A per
cent. by the Changers, 1.6 per cent.
by the Centcral Western, and de-
crease of3 per cent. by the trunk
lines. The business of the railroads
usually indicate the prosperity OF
the region of country through which
they run.
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West yirginia's Raw Material.

'HtcttH6 4ntcliiScnctI-
West Virginia is making rapid
strides in coal mining and lumber
ing, and this development will go
on increasing year by year. Our
coal and coke add to their reputa-
ton in the markets of the country
as they como 10 be better known,
and our forests are attracting more
and more attention of lumberman
as fast as they learn what we have
here worth coming for. But this is
not enough to satisfy West Vir-
ginia's pride and turn to account
these raw materials. The hard
woods and the coal of West Vir-
ginia, found largely in the same
area, suggest more profitable en-
ployment for capital and industry.
A larger part of the product of
our forests should go t.. market in
advaaced manufactured forms. No
State affords such facilities for the
manufacturing OF furniture, wag-
ons, carriages, cars, pulp, paper,
the countless implements made of
hard woods, and indeed the whole
range of wood working from do
nestle materials. 1t is in the
highest sense economic folly to
send the coal of West Virginia and
her hard woods TO remote points to
be used in the manufacture of
articles which we consume at home
and which must therefore be
brought back to us over, perhaps,
the same lines of railroad. to say
nothing of those products which
could easily find ready market in
this growing country.
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lister belongs to us indi-
is not the organ or :
any individual, ring /,
- when we cannot con- .
troA Aso.et being the tool of des-
ignin4 and ambitious men, rings .
and chquss, then we will sell it, or !;
close up the Office, before we will :
submit to tseir dictation.
= We know to master and are SUBJ !,
servient to non. We ask and seek
advice from friehls, and in many
instances are covered by their ad-
vice, in the discussln of public !,
. questions, and this we eeem to be
right, in the line of our dsy.
The REGISTER believes the
principles of the Democratic PITY, /,
and is bold and fearless in the a
vocacy of the Democratic doctrine'
because it believes the Democratic
party is more closely allied to the
people, and only by its success IN
obtaining absolute power in our
country, can the people who are
now being robbed by high pro-
tectiye tariff. expect to get relief
fra oppressive burdens placed
upon them by the Republican party
and which is being made more and
more burdensome each year.
TO support Democratic opposi-5
ton to a high protective tariff, we
see the farmers, who are the most
affected by it, organizing against
the tariff iniquity.
The REGISTER has always been
the advocate of the rights of labor
and has defended it in its OPP
position to the encroachments oil
the tariff protected manufacturers
? monopelists and combines.
We are opposed to the importation
of Hungarians. Poles and Italians
into this country to take the place
of American wOrkmen.
The REGISTER will always advo
cate that which is right, and de
nounce that which is wrong.
The REGISTER believes that ther
is a great future for Point Pleasan
and our county, and will in the fu
ture. as it has in the past, advocat
everything that will add to the ma
terial prosperity of our towns an
county. or will add one more famil
to its population.
people must be kind to a
strangers, give encouragement
every enterprise that seeks to IL
cate here, and help those that "
have.
If we work together in getti'
manufactures located here, we vi
soon have town that will attra
the attention of capitalists; al
when the government improv
ment of the Great Kanawha,
completed, Point Pleasant will b
come one of the best towns in t
Ohio Valley.
ton here of enterprises of impo
ance and value to our people,
must offer substantial inducemel
of like character to those offei
by other localities.
, Mere limitations however Xxi
and polite are not sufficient indu
ments in this business and progr'
i've age.
Our town is now building qr
rapidly, and the closing of
building season, will see some
zen handsome brick business bu
ings erected here, besides score
more of handsome new dwelling
Let us do whatever we can
keep the town growing.
Now, in concluding, we can
saw, that during this year, we S
use all our endeavors to make
REG1sTER much better paper
it has been in the past, and if
patronage increases, as VIC no
will. we shall enlarge to a nine
nmn paper, without adding to
q price of subscription.
We have added a Campbell
inder press to our Office, with q
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the 9th dav of July. 1891

Mt O'Clock +. NJ, soil at pnbiic auction al
the front door of the Court House OF said
Mason County, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing property conveyed by said deed oil
trust: certain piece or parcel OF land
situate, lying and being I'm the town of Point
Pleasant, County and State aforesaid, and
known and designated ON the plat of the
Point Pleasant Manufacturing and Exten-
sion Company, recorded in The cferlSE Office
of the County Court aforesaid, IN Decd Book
No. ~ page lS2, as the South half OF lot Ma.
3Oi. Good dwelling house thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-CASTI.
Title good, but selling as trustee will only
convey title as such.
]. 8. SPENCER, Trustee.
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Aprils-1y.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of n deed of trust executed by w.
D A: Cheuyront and Mary f. heuvront,
October 18TH, $50. and recorded in the office
of the Clerk OF the County Court of Mason
County, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
No. u, page 5Sl, to secure the payment of the
debt therein mentioned upon the terms and
provisions therein specified, and default
having been made in the payment thereof
according to said terms and provisions, will
nm
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LATE NOVELTIES

on the New York market have
been selected, and we will be
pleased to show you the most sty-
fish goods for the coming season.
The cheviots or homespun fab
RIGS. The very
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Fashionable BoucIe!

and Cancels Hair. The novelty
suitings in all their combined
mixtures, are perfectly elegant
Fine French Challies in their
lovely designs, and the beautiful
combination robes in plaid effects,
all blendid in the new mixtures,
which produce the handsomest
and most stylish costumes of the
season. All the rich shades in
Serges, Henriettas and Black
Goods; and Beautiful Grenadines,
Silks, Surahs and Zephyr Cling
hams in great varieties.
Black Nets. FIouncings
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SPRING STOCK!
Novelty Dress Goods :!

My purchases for the Spring of
1891, the largest assortment ever
brought to the city, are now in;
and to be appreciated, the custo-
mer should carefully go through
the stock. ALI the