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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-04-18

II have taken and can always take the
hand of brave Confederate soldier with
confidence and respect. LGreat cheering.
/ would put them under one yoke only;
and that is the yoke that the victors in
that struggle bore when they went home
and laid off their uniforms-the yoke of
the law and the obligation always to obey
it. [Cheers.l Upon that platform, with.
out distinction between the victors and
the vanquished, we enter together upon
possibilities rs people that we cannot
Overestimate
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
ZAPlsUJCIE soBIE WIARUSA,
Brunkructwa W Der
lime.

Bankructwa W swiecie ku.
pieckim, So teraz IA porzadku
dzlennym. Me ma tygodn,a la.
pisa gazety berl'nskie. 3eby
ME zbaukrutowa}o mfodych
kupcow k'lkul TAX sic o tenn
rozp'suja: Mlodzl kupcy zak1a.
dala handle, iva sobie wspa.
male, je4dza powozami W ME.
n%iedz1ele, q czasami W dni
powszednie, odw edzaja kon-
cer'a, je1ell sa zonac'e maja
dzieci, posyfaja dz'ecl do maj
lepszych szx6t, ola corek try.
maja W domu guwernantkl, bo-
ny, siowem prowadza wielk,
dom. FAbrykanci tymczasem
siedza w warsltatach / wy
myslaIa towar Ola kupco~,
kt6rzv Sig 20 Berlinie rozbi,
laja powozamr.
Pc czterech, Tub piec,u la
tach, a czasem rychle) ma
stepule u knpca krach, ku-
pee bankrutuje. w tych
dnlach u ,aklego bankruta
znalezlono 800 900 marek
dlug6w. a zaleglosc; tylko
100, 900 marek. Wmleszafa sic
fam,Ila, ktora niby gotowa
,,wszystxo poswleclc'', zeby
tylko uiednac sic z fabrykan-
tami.
Innv kupjec zbankrutowa}
IA lO7 600 marek / :hclal dsG
f.brykantom 2 mark va 100
TAX wyglada W B-rlln1e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
PkACCIE IA
Samob6jstwo W
armiach.

Ma kongresle miedzynaro-
dowym statystycznym W Lon
dynle dr.. Launget ciekawe
odczytaf sprawozdan!e doty-
czace przecietnel cyfry
samobo)stw W ARMAGH euro.
peisklch. Wedle sprawozdania
tego, p%r7vtrsfaia SIC one prze-
dewszYstkiem W armil eustryac.
kie], a wystepula W olbrzy-
m'm stosunku * ogolnej
smiertelnoscj. w latach 1875
1887 ma 100000 aolnierzy
glneto wiasnowolnie 1872 lu.
dzi, a w roku 1879 zas 14S.
Glowna przyczyna targnlecia
sic ma wlasne zycle byla Die.
chez DO slu2by wojskowej
Armn nlemlecklej PREY Dada
drugie mieisce Q kolel, tn DO.
WEN W latach cd lS3S-Ss
ma 100, 900 zo!nlerzy odebra,
10 sobie 2yGie CT, ledna trze
cia wypadk6w spowodowaiu
Ottawa Kary, Poniewa& W la.
tach cd 1929 do 1888 llczonc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19

tylko so samobo)stw, tax "a
tenn W austryack,ej armil l,cz.
b4 i,h wzrosia. w ARM, wfos-
k,e, c>fra ich docholzi 40 ma
l0C, 900 i trzyma sc stale W
mlerze. Ia to armu francuzkie)
st,sunki pod tym wzg'edem
poiepszaia sic, gdv bnw.en
m1edzy rokiem 1922 li'zo-
no Al samoboIs,w ma 100 900
zoin erzy, cd roku lS72-89
przypadato ich zaledwie 20
W armu Algieru cyfra to
znacznie wrasta, DO do s.. W
armi, b-lgiJskiei cd roku
1853 przvpndaio Same,
bojstw ia 100 600. z%oin,erzy
"a angielklej zss W tyn2e
czasie %, a W o'dz;ata:h te,
ostatnle) mdY]sklch 4S. w
nismi-ckiej aug;elskie] armll
zwyklem narAedziem smlerci
Jest brzytwa lub noz, W innYch
bron palma, stryczek lub gle
blna wodna. Bropl uzywa mai
czescie) piechota, konnlca zas
uzdzlenlc lIb tral eli, jake
stryczkow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
MA KOLEJI
Chicago, Milwaukee
/ st. Paul

i st. Paul
teraz psnuie ruch nastepujacy:
Wagony salonowe do Chicago.
10 godzln do Chicago.
Peciagi oSwietlone swiat}em
dziennem do Chicago.
Mecne pociagi spacerowe do
Chicago.
Pociagl swiat}en elektrycz
nem oswietlone do Chicago.
E%!ektryczne lampy do czyta-
MIA W syplalniach.
Najwspan'alsze pociag, ]adal-
ne ma swiecic.
Sypialnie pa}acowe.
Nalk16tsza i naiszybsza LIMA,
Najlepsza droga do Colorado
do Kansas. do Kalifornll-do
Portland, do Tacoma, do Helena
do wszystkich punktow ma "a
chodzle i p6fnocnym zachodz1e.
Najprz6d za}atwlone wszyst
kle u%lepszenia ola pasazer6w ia.
dacych ma Wsch6d i Po1udnie cd
Chicago, ma P6}noc i Wsch6d cd
St. Paul, tudziez ma Zach6d cd
Mast Omaha i Kansas,
d. u. COnley.
Miejski agent ola yk1et6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19

Sosnowlcach, Bedtime l A.
leksandrowle oraz W portach
.czarnomorskich. Jak donosza
re 6osnowic, obIezdzafa pred
k,lku dn.ami rosy)ska komisya
ur2edowa wszystSle nadgram
czne komory celem z5adanla
llosci ayta, pszenicy l owsa W
tamteJszych sktadach zbo2o
wych. Wagony chleben l
zbo2em przeznaczone do Prus
zostaiy podobno cofniete l o.
odeslane napowrot do Kro
lestwa. R5wnoczesnle donosza
dziennlkl rosyiskie, ze zarzady
drog aelaznych, charkowsko
k~ijowskiej l odeskiei. odmowi-
~ dostawcoln przylmowania
zbo3a do magazyuow prze-
wo3enia do Odesy z powodu
rzekomo olbrz }mlego przepef.
nienia magazyn6w zbo2owych
.'r.z braku dostatecznej llnscI
wygonow. Poniewaz z~arzqdle-
MIA take wydafo rownoczes
uie k,lka zarzadow kolejowych
Eie ulega watpliwosci, lie die
je sic to ME prey padkowo ale
skutklem ponfnego nakaz u
w}adz resVjsk!.h.
Ma ZAPYTANIE katollc
k'ch poslow Austryi,
Ojciec sw'ety oswiadczyl 2e
przygotowujacy sic m'edzyna
rodouY parliamentary kongres
pokoiu VI R1ymie 5edzle ma
sohsklm j bezwyzramow wynn,
uczestnlczyG przeto W MIN me
nale&y, Kosclof tylko moglby
zwo}a6 prawdzlwy kongres
pokoju.
q ARTRZENTACH skio
rowanych przeciw z>dom w
Stsrodublu W gabernii czerni-
chowskiej telegrafula z | eters
burga do ,Kueln,sche Zeltung''
co nastepu)e. Wladze pozwoIl
~ otwieraG handle zydom W
niedzlele Cd ll-6 20 po]ud,
Me podobaio sic to ludlow
ktory oswiadczyt, II gwaiten
zmusi WIDOW do zamykanis
handli. K'edy zyJzl W n1edzle.
lie ii 60 pazd1lernlka otwarJi
handle lud rzuclt sic ma ME
! zaczat lie burzyc. Nagle roz
niosia sic pogloska, II &yd
zab'f pewnego miodzie1ca ro-
s>jskiego. Dolaio to oliwy do
ognia, chocia2 oka7afo SIC POI
mel, il pog}oska byia mylna,
a lud rzucii SIG ma domy pry.
watne 2ydow, IL slczyf meble,
sprzety It'd. i vyrzucai lie M
ullce. Zydzi byli zmuszani do
ucleczk'. Pollcya zas ME m,
gla soble da6 rady. Oval
prawostawni duchowni prosili
tfamy, Aby zaprzestaly dzleia
znlszczenla. Nawolywynia lch
lednak pozostafy bez skutku
Wleczorem poWstai ogien, kto.
~ obroc't W perzYue 10 do
NOV, lud ME dat stray O
gnlo~eJ case po&aru. Tym-
czasem przybyli chlopl oko
l'czni, ktorzY co sic dafo Ia
brac tylko kosztownych
s2retow i t. d. wyniesii ma
wsie.
G IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19
co SbYCHAC.

FRANCUZKI minister Os.
wiaty probu]e. czy mu sic ME
u1a, owsadnsc b:skupami, ale
by to czynl'i. co rad i'm ma
ka2e; chc;alby ich zrob;c
urzednikam, rzadowymi. z
powodu awantury z pielgrzy-
mani W R1ymie, stosowat
pismo do biskupow, W ktorem
I'm oswiadcza, &e ME 2yczJ
sobie. ably blskupi do R>ymu
jezdz,ll albo pie'grzymki tam
dotad wysyfal'. Pan minister
vidal sic W nieswoje rzeczy
ola tego tel dostaf cd blsku-
pow odp,wiedz, ma jaxa "a
slniyl. Nap'sall mu tax: MY
ME potrzebowallsmy takiego
rozporzadzen'a W przeszfosc',
ME potrzebu]emy 60 teraz, a
wypraszamy sobie ma przysz-
lose. M MISTER ME ma prawa,
dawad nam take przeplsy, DO
my SAM wiemy, co czyn'c
many, De many do kzymu
jechaG, to poiedz'emY, lak nam
sic bedzie podobafo. List mi
nlstra jest wstretnem gIupst.
wem!" Slusznie odpowledziel'
bissupi, a fracuscy katolicY
eiesza sic, De ma'a blskupow,
co sic ME gna pcdlug rzado'
wego wiatru, tylko czynla to.
co ola dobra Koeciola sw. "a
dobre uzna,a.
- Francuskie gazety pisza,
3e rial fraucuski ukladaf sic
z Rosya wzgledem tego, kleay
jedno pahstwo drug'emu do
p%omagatby m1alo. Ukiady te
EASILY jul podobno tax daleko
he minlstrowle francuzcy cze.
kaja tylko ia zebranie sic
posiow se)mowych. aaeby sic
cd nlch dowledzieG. cry lud
francuski 3yczy sobie pray.
mierza z Rosya, czy ME. Je-
2eli sobie zvczy, to przymle.
RE mole zosta6 kazdego CA,
su zawarte. Ostatnia pozycz.
ka rosyjska byia na woJsko.
Rosya nagromadziia lyle woi
ska granlcami, De kazdeJ
chwili mole wojne zacza6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-19

z AFRYKI nadeszfa znow
nova wlesG ola Niemc6w
wielce niepomysloa. W polud
niowych stronach posiadlosci
nlemleckich zbuntowafo sic
teraz "a przykladem Wahehow,
plemle Wadlgo. Plem'e to
jest z natury bardzo spoko)ne
ale coz, kiedy Niemcy sami
lch przeciwko sobie podburzy
Ii. Jak nasi rolnicY z zboza,
tax plemie to ciagn1e ma wick
sze zyskl z ziatn palmowYch
a ma te panowle Neimcy
znaczny nafo3Yli pojatek. To
oburzy}o ten poczciwy ludek
do tego stepnla, lie ruszy1
przeclwko Niemcom. Podobno
i Gaia p6lnoc kolonii Jest JUL
zbuntowana. Niemcy z~aczynaja
sic leka&, czy ME straca
wszystklch posladlosci tamtej
szYch, DO naokofo buntuja sic
przeciw MIN, a Niemcom brak
plen'edly ma utrzy,nan,e mu-
r~zyhskiego wojska. Berlihska
gazeta urzedowa oglasza te-
raz nazwiska tych oflcerow l
i podoficer6w. ktorzy polegli
" walce z Wahehsml. Otoz
pomied2y poleg}ymi jest takze
MILDLY officer Tledemann, syn
presesa regency, z BYdgon2czy
W WKs. Poznahsklem, INA.
nego przeclwnika Polakow.
NIEDOSTATEK zbo2a W
Rosy coraz bardziei czu6 sic
dsjacy spowodowat Rad, lie v
drodze poufnych adminlstra
eyinych zarzadzen polecli VIA.
doom wykonawc YIN lie MONO
SCI utrudniaG wywoz zbo2,
rosy)sklego "a GRANGE. WI
docznie Rad niechcac obudzlt
niepokoJu W swiecie handle
wynn obawia sic zabrania
dalszych gatunk6w zbo2a '
drodze urzedowych ukazow
niemniej sic stara lednak wy
w6z ten o lie mo2nosci ogra
nlczyc. Utrudmenia te bywa
~ stosowane szczegolnel dc
dwoch na'ruchliwszych mieis
wywozu 2bo2owego ,aratu
TO W nadgrnnicznych kome
rach Kr0lewstwa {. lest W
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-16

spread around about the hotel amono
the guests who had not retired. and
the greatest indignation was express
ed About IL o'clock. James McMul-
lin OF Waterford, and James Bardell
called upon Justice, A. H. Weidmap.
Meanwhile, Sheriff Noble went to
Hackenberger's house and was ad-
mitted by Hackenberger.
The Sheriff found Kennedy there
IN bed, and brought him over before
Justice Weidman, who sent him to
jail in default of bail. Later on in
night Hackenberger was arrested.
Judge John McMeen was called,
and before Justice Weidman, he was
admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
Henry Dunn going on the bail bond.
The case was promptly presented
to the grand jury on the charge of
robbery, and true bill found against
both men on Tuesday.
A new bail bond was drawn before
court for Hackenberger and the sum
reduced to $500, dollars. The new
bail bond is signed by Henry Dunn,
Harry knisely, and Mrs. Lydia Kei.
ser, and thus the case goes over to
the next court. Rickenbaugh told a
number Of citizens that he had been
offered q watch and one hundred
dollars in money if he would with.
draw the action against Hackenberg-
er. The outrage has awakened an in
tense indignation throughout the
community.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-16
Robbery Of a Stranger.

On Monday evening, December 7,
1891, James B. Rickenbaugh, teams
ter, OF Herendon, Northumberland
county, got off Mali Express ct s 55
to attend count in Mitiiintown, az n
witness in the horse suit Of Erb VS..
Wilmer, and went to the National
House and asked for lodging for the
night
The man ct the bar told him, 1--WE
are full, aud cannot accommodate you
to night
George Hackenberger, employed
in the ice works, in Patterson, was
there, and said, Il can give You a
room and bed for the night, if you
will go with me, my wife is not at
home"
Rickenbaugh says he looked at the
man behind the bar and winked, as
much as to say, Glow is that" The
man behind the bar said, THAT is all
right" Thinking it was all right he
turned to Hackenberger, and invited
him to drink.
Hackenberger said, 81 have ''but-
ty" here,"-Kennedy.
1t was James Kennedy, of Milford
township.
Rickenbaugh invited Kennedy up,
and the three drank, after which they
walked out, and down to the Jacobs
House, there the Northumberland
county man invited Hackenberger
and Kennedy in to drink, but their
appearance caused the man in charge
of the bar to refuse them liquor and
they went out without having imbib-
ed
Rickenbaugh saws they started for
Hackenberger's home, and had not
walked far till he lost sight of Ken
nedy, and did not see him till they
were at the canal bridge, when L
said, Cant we have little fun
Kennedy came then, and said, $50
with me, I'll show you fun" don t
know where Hackenberger went, but
Kennedy walked on my left side, and
we turned and walked, and after a
little while he struck me on the left
side Of the head about the ear. l
was knocked down. When was on
the ground, L saw the other man
Hackenberger halooed, was chok
ed, struck on the chm and told to
keep quiet One of them ehoked me
the other went through my hip pock-
ct. my other pockets, took my watch
) that / paid S54 for, took my money,
somewhere between 81 and $50; a
check, due bill and pass book.
Then one of them said, 'Let him
90, we have what we want"
They ran away, hallooed, III
shoot" but 1 had nothing to shoot
with.
1 got up and saw light and got
over into the street, walked to a cor
ner, saw another light, went to 1t, II
was at the Jacobs House.
l was told to have Kennedy arrest
ed
] The news of the robbery OF the
stranger within the gates, was sooI
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-16
,utrix of Issac N. Allen, deceased.

cutrix of Issac N. Allen, deceased.
Com VS.. Philip Rank, Assault and
battery. His wife, the prosecutrix,
not appearing-the bill was ignored
and prosecutrix to pay costs,
Com. VS.. Ross G. Donahy, forgery.
Com. VS. William J. Lyons assault
ing aA officer, and
Com. VS.. James Kennedy and
Frank Jones, assault and battery,
nolle prosequis was entered.
Com. vs.. Joseph Garman, assault
and battery. Tried and found guilty
Not yet sentenced.
Com. vs. d. G. Rannells, selling
liquor without license and to intem-
perate persons. Tried in his absence
and found guilty.
Com. VS.. H. y. Horner, Assault
and battery on Howard Funk, to
which he plead guilty and was SEN
fenced to pay fine of So and the
usual adjuncts.
Com. VS.. George Hackenberge,
and james Kennedy. Robbery
true bill. The act having only oc
cured on Monday night defendants
were not tried.
w. A. Milliken, John Hackenber
ger and Frank Patterson, were ap
pointed to view and pass upon Port
Royal bridges.
In the Habeas Corpus proceedings
by which w. S. Weller endeavored
to secure custody of his child from
her and Frances Colyer, decision
reversed until December %, next.
Osborne & Co, VS.. Andrew Ba-
shoare and Hiram Bashor. Appeal,
&c. Action for farm machinery sold.
Verdict for plaintiff for $500.
David B. Doty vs.. Mary NJ. Jacobs
Administrative George Jacobs, de-
ceased. Appeal, &c. Plaintiff takes
q non suit.
John NJ Hibbs and Marv Hibbs
VS.. Jon II. Hibbs, Josiah L. Hibbs
and Amelia j. Hibbs Judgment
allowed for defanlt of appearance in
case of ejectment.
Com. VS.. Lewis Arnold. Rape
ana adultery. Daisy L. Barper, :,
prosecutrix, charge that tho defen-
dant came to her house IN absence
of her husband and committed the
offence. Defendant showed that the
time be left Barner's did not CORES
pond with the time the alleged Of
Tense was committed, that the actions
of Barner and his wife toward him
afterward were inconsistent with the
theory that he had committed the
crime charged, and that Barner tried
by this means to force Arnold to
procure fer him counterfeit money,
which he believed Arnold could do.
The matters were controverted on
the other side but the jury believed
the facts were strongest upon Ar
nold's side, and found him mot gull
ty."
Court closed on Thursday evening.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-16
HARRIED: d:

LANDIs-MARKEL On the 9Th
inst, by Rev. j. lands, Emanuel
r. Landis and Mary Alice Mar kel,
both Of East Salem.
CREIGHToN-HARRY.-On Dec 3rd,
1891, by Rev. S. 81. Frost, d. D
William Creighton and Rosa Harry,
both Of Tuscarora township.
PAGE-BRIGGs.-On the 3rd inst,
1891 by Rev S. NJ Frost, d. D.,
David 3. Page of Thompsontown,
and Jennie Briggs of Van Writ.
APP-AUMAN-On tho 10Th inst,
by Rev. S. III. Frost. d D., Oliver
S App, of Dixon, ILL.,, and Cornelia
S. Auman of Miffiintown.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-16
Mems Fine Henry Clay suits SIS
at Hollobaugh & Sons.

zen Inc Henry Clay suits SIS
at Hollobaugh & Sons.
Citizens of Shamokin are IRVING TO
have new county formed out of
part OF Northumberland, Columbia
and Schuylkill counties with Shame.
kin as the county seat.
The Bellefonte Nail and Iron Com.
pany Limited has suspended with
three hundred thousand dollars
debts, but enough property to paw
all. Governor Beaver was president
of the concern.
The Altoona Tribune of the 10th
INST, says it is plain that showers of
counterfeit bills and coin have been
at work in and about Altoona. Let
tiers have been received by certain
parties as to the modus operandi
whereby green goods could be OBJ
tanned.
Furs Furs Fursl Highest price
paid for Furs of all kinds. Bear, fox.
mink, muskrat and skunk skins taken
IN exchange for goods at Hollobaugh
& Sons.
have you tried South American
Nervine-the gem of the century ?
The great cure for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot
ties l5 cents. Sold by l.. Banks &
Co, Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa.
Nov. IA, 1y.
Liverpool Sun:-We don't believe
that there is house in town that
was rain proof last Friday when it
blew SO fiercely. Besides taking the
roofof the Ovens House, as described
by our Gossiper, the tops of the
chimpeys were taken off, as was S.
H. Shuler's chimney on his dwelling.
Our boatman are mostly all
gathered home for the winter, and
30 boats are strung in one unbrok en-
line from G. G. Snyder's coal yards
to the old boat yard, a distance of a
half mile.
Overcoats from 81 Is to S1S.
Heavy storm, fine black corkscrew,
melton, kerseY and beaver at the
lowest prices they have ever been
sold except at Hollobaugh & Sons.
The dynamiters who laugh at the
belief in Divinity that shapes ones
end are a good deal stunned over
the result to blow Russell Sage out
of existence. He did everything but
what he wanted to do which reminds
the bomb fiends of the truth of the
expression of the poet who said
He digged pit
He digged it deep,
He digged it for his brother,
But by his sin, he did fall in
The pit he digged for other.
From the Chambersburg Reposi-
tory December 9th, 1SS1:-Chas. H
Perry; of Greenwood; yesterday shot
buck deer that weighed ITO pounds
BE brought it to town to day and
sold it to d. H. Wenger. This is
the second deer Mr. Perry has shot
this fall while his brother Ct. w.
Perry, has also shot two, nephews of
these gentlemen, Wis W. +. and G. IL.
Perry, of near Scotland, have each
shot ono deer this fall This certain
ly is family of deer hunters.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-16
A Cure for Constipation and
SICK Headache.

DIR. Silas Lane while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered a root that
when combined with other herbs,
makes an easy and certain cure for
constipation. 1t is in the form of
dry roots and leaves, and is Known
as Lanes Family medicine. 1t will
cure sick headache in one night.
For the blood, liver and kidneys, and
for the clearing up Of the complex
ion it does wonders. Druggists sell
it at Scots apackage. If
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-16
Christ m as and New Year EX
cursiOns on the Pennsylva-
MA II RaIlrOad.

In pursuance of the custom long
since established, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets between all stations on It's
lines for the Christmas and New
Year holidays at a rate of two cents
per mile. These tickets will be sold
December 23d, 1891, to January 1st
1892, inclusive, valid for retnrn until
January 4th, 1892, inclusive.
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ASK Your Friends About 1t.

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 bottles SOC and 81 at all drug
gists. II.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS.

would inform the public that l have
now in my new millinery store at my place
of residence on Water street, Aitfiintown,
second door from corner OF Bridge street,
afull stock of Fall and Winter millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles.
and having employed first class milliners
am prepared to supply the public with
everything found in q irstclass milliner
store, come and examine my stock.
consider it no trouble to shsw goods.
MRS. DEIaL.
March 22-S7,l.y.
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T E K N s.

subscription, 81 so per annum If paid
In advance; $500 If not paid in advance.
Transient advertisements inserted at so
cents per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices in local COL
umn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
year.
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DIED =:

INSTRUMENTATION the 5th inst,
at his home near Browns Mills, Zach
ariah Winegardner, aged 70 years,
4 months and 25 DAYS.
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MEYERS
Great Fall & Winter Op8ning Of Fine Cl0thing

For Men, Youths Boys and Ctihhen Commences o Day
Bargains i the
the poorl
md
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Mich cows were in good demand
at $30a50,
Mich calves were active 1T 55a7Jc.
Dressed beeves were in good re-
quest at 5a7ac.
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MrFFLINTOwN MARKETS.
hvyLrsrows, DgC ls, 1891.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. December
14th, 1S91.-Wheat $l.03 to $1.O5;
corn "a to 64c; oats 40 to 42c; live
chickens 6 to &c; ducks Sc; geese Sc;
turkeys 9 to Zoe; butter Is to 35c;
eggs fresh &c to 27c; lined eggs lS
to zoe; green COW hides sc; bull hides
Sc; horse hides $150 to So a piece;
green calf hides 60 to soc a piece;
potatoes 43 to 48c.
Cattle-good, 4aa5c; fair 4a4fci
common, 3ia39c; fat COWS 2a3c.
Sheep were in fair request and
firm. Quotations 4a41c; common,
3a4c; culls 1ia3c; lambs 3Ia64c.
Hogs were in fair demand. Quo
tltions, good western Sc; other west
ern, SIC.
Fat COWS were dull at 2a3c.
Thin COWS were hard to sell ever
at $6 20.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-16

Over 100 mufflers, all styles and
prices at Hollobaugh & Sons.
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MEYERS BOYS CLOTHING.

Gu all
stock trade These things
enable the
ch select and novel styles and that you'll other
house. and matter how eacng assured the style
here anywhere 700 BOYS SHORT PANT
SUITS to ii at S. $3 81 and S. $40
Suits light medium and dark plaid checked,
and short that will pea,e We also show
stock Of the celebrated Star and Mher Friend shirt 900
BOYS LONG PANT SUITS 10 to 10 at $3.50 So 81 S. $S $40
Sl2 who all their clothes,
should variety fine custom made They
the produced this than half
prices charged by merchant tailOrs
BOYS OV ERGO rs
So s. $780, So So S.,
10 The above including all the makes MtOn
plaid
ed checked others plain shade others Fur trimmed Don't let
boy without these chilly days when dollars will buy
such fine qualities
FERD MEYERS,
Wholesale Il Cotber, Bridge Street. Minoun Psnna
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MEYERS STEPS In TO LEND A HELPING HAND

purses can't meet the prices Of good ovsrcOa Underwear Gloves
to give every chance to buy these goods figures he well aO
HEAVY, WELL AND DUR BLY, MADE OvERCOATS FROM SS
The Chlnchls
to do ofa