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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
C.seeriss w.vp.-.
Six pounds Granulatcd gng,,

Six pounds Granulatcd Sug,r g..
Pickles, &c. quart. bss, 49,, q
Coffee. 20c. 4 Cans Tomato. ~, (,
Cans Corn for &c. New PM /
pound pounds Cream Cracker. /,
Breakfast Bacon. &c. n pouad P~..f,ts.
&c. pound Cooking Butter. ~. ,5ri
Mixed Tea, Csc. spoapd. Ne9 y,,a , 4
pOu "a ,l.ts4r lst4-, ai4.. 4
4 .our. Ts.75 a barrel. Su0st.. s'
Patent Flour, Sy2j barrel M. i
pound; Apple Batter. 5c. A H.. F,
pounds Best Preserves f0r Lr. r,,a
Hams. &c. ponni; scotch llar.|. 4
box; Good Mackercl zoe a loz,, 4,
Fish. &c. pound. 4.
Call for my price-list. which OIL
your eyes. 8. lIusaS'- 2
1890 and l.g. ,s.,W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
Lecture at the sheIterIug Arms.

DR.. Hunter Mcclure has kindly consent
ed to deliver lecture on the " Manage
meut of a Hospital" before the board and
interested friends of the Sheltering Arms
on Monday at noon IN the parlors Of the
institution.
The Shelterng Arms Is a charity in
which the Richmond people are much in
terested. A lunch will be given there on
Saturday the 18th from till o'clock. the
proceeds going for the benefit Of this in
stitutiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

For Dyspepsia, I'm digestion. arf Soma. "a.
orders usr Brogn's IRON li'fa-. +.
10 rehuilds the system, r..IHI .. .. Il.
strengthens the wus''ot. a. ..H.f t b,
weak aud debilitated porsHn-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
For Reception.

balls. and parties our match es.,
nal Ondressed Kid Slipper. p e
colors. are just the thing. Dr. sfl'Nl q
these we have various shades. IN >,t'. p
pers. Russian Leather I0s. ana .I =
lar styles Tor evening wear. %
JAc.a NtrkSr
ca lr afs,..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

II won't cost you a cent. os' ..vp...
Minor & Co.. Ninth street. r =
them OF buv something IN .- L.. ~
every - paid them ora a..
chance 20 draw the tr..
Piano they will give AWAY 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

A dinner will be given on Saturday. Feb
ruary 18th. from TO 6. at 107 north Four
teenth street, for the benefit of the Shell
terIng Arms. Admission and dinner, so
cents. All who are disposed TO support
this noble charity are invited to attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Browns IROS BlrTEEs rgret Ns..r.i h
lara, BiliOusness. ana General N... q
Strength, aids Digestion, tones f.f ....s ,s
ates appetite. Tho best tonic a.. hl-tE F.
era, weak women an1 chillrcU.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
AndaIusian Pslm--Cure flr Chapr,t

An elegant emollout lotion, 1.s'sr .,
fumed and devoid 81 grease, 600. 0r Ary d.. 4.
tionable Ingredient. Renders On s,.a .r +.
soft, and white. Prepafei only hy
+. ROBERT BaKEa Pharmacies
gl9 cast Main straef. ..L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

makes very delicious ana r.. g "a
II ia particularly adapted for rcr0..f "a
digestion, differing therein ir.m an Hs-a ~
IA the market. Druggists and sf0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
Iotor

81. Usage Green Undressed Kid Slippers
reduced ID Sl.35 for this week only.
JACOB MAY 4 SoS,
COZ Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

When Baby was sick, ~ ra,a Pep ru-a
When she was a Child. size cr..l -,.ar,
When she became Miss, she nt.er,
When sae had Children, she gave .4,1l .l..lfA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Cough use Or. Dayids C1lsh sr.n ~ la,
Pine Tar. Horehound AMI Wui O...-Y. o. p.
no equal Price 25c. eyeryWhr-e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
An Upright Piano. SI6O.

Slightly used, ~ octayes. modern case.
Durability guaranteed. Call at once. Wal
ter ID. Moses d Co., 1905 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
Wolf Trap Lithia Water.

We are in receipt Of fresh supply, and
will keep it up. Price. rs cents gallon.
Polk MILLER IL Go,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

are the " Weber" aad "N. h. -.
best organs are the Nf.I uf
hume, Minor K Co., Ninth ..r ....a
Ing those and other la.
ments a. reduced price. 20 b .. r.....
bio terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07
Not m Total Wreck.

In the recent fire at the establishment of
the Transparent Ice Company the machi-
nery. which cost about S45. 900 or $4,000,
was not wrecked. but damaged to the ex-
tent of $1,000. The plant is very fine
one, and portion Of the apparatus which
was in the new building was only slightly,
damaged. Alr. Schmidt, the president OF
the company, says that he hopes to be at
work again by April lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Old papers for sale az tas .r.,
cents per hundred
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-07

Dcsth of an Efficient Young Raiiroad-Msn
In the death of Mr.. Robert NJ. Black
well. notice OF which appears in another
column. the AlleghanY division OF the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
GBinfe fnr @emhfeh hdnsler.

Der SanbsI in ,sinsn @smafsn lit
flr ben 8drtner Elm b66lt proitabIsr,
tpenneIeih aud NIT pielen S9pierig.
feiten pe,bunoen. uno berIanet elm se.
pifenbaftsS Stuoium ber @isenibdm.
lidfeiteu Der peridiebenen @emiiisior.
ten. Sdon mandsr bat cine @emiies
sdrtnerei ansefunsen unb bat in ben
eriten Sabren WIberfoIs sebabt, neil
er ben 8obsn unb bic fIimatii1sn Gin.
fldiIe auf bic iunsen Saaten ober Ssss
linse nidt eefannt bat. Bir fbnnen
bsinabe nit 8etimmtbsit iasen, baB
biss bel ieoem Anfdnser Der SAL III
barum ioa man aber ben Ulutb ni1t
psrlieren, bsnn bic grfabrunsen, bic
elm @drtnsr in einem Sabre fammeIn
iann, iidsrn ibm ben grfols i'm nd9fsn.
Sn ben sroben Stabten III Der WanseI
an idDnen, friiden @smiien ntan8maI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

ten, bic er lin Disnite unb sur @Iorie
Der Nnardie" aussefiibrt bat, bic inns
msr bdufissr aus Dem id6nen yladbar.
Ianbe Spanien iiber bic Yprenden bers
iiber br5bnenben DpnamitsrpIpIionen.
bic Nabridt. bab ni4t ipeniser ais
3ipei Wiilionen Socialiiten am Waitase
in eans 6ranfrei1 ausmaridiren tper'
ben, iast ben Mann Der blaHsn Surdt
binier ben Diem, ldbt ibn bic LADDERS
libiten 8oripGnbe eriinnen, UNI iib I'M
ben @eidiporenenoienit sesen ben ents
iebIiden &apadOl su briiden. Wenn
oer 9lrbeiter ,,finb umi6Iunsen, Milio'
men !" iinst, 70 lsst Der Bourgeois baS
gang anoers aus unb fardtet fiir feline
Sddbe uno iein 2sbsn.
Sn Deuti6Ianb iiebt man benz pro.
pbe3eiten nnsetpitter nit mebr &ube
entsesen; man bat troB Der fiir;liden
8rawaqe unb Der Sebreoen Der .Sun'
gen" mehr 8ertrausn su bem eeiunben
Sinn Der 9lrbeiter unb miBe0nnt ibnen
ben 8ubetas feineswesS. Die @efabr
Der brobenben &eaftion 1T mad benz
SAT- oeS SduIseiebes beieltiet, unb es
fl;nst beinabe tpie Elm Sobn, tpenn bic
nniperiitdt @reifswaIo ben ,,Winiiter
ber MibperltdnbniHe", 8ater bss tOpts
seborenen SdulseiebeS unb WaiOr a.
.. @rafen 3eoIib iebt post festum
gum @brenoOftor creirt
Sn @nsIano tpurben aht Nseniden
i'm @eordnse 3u Sampiteao bel 2onoOn
3u Tobe 8equetidt.
Sn Spanien purbe Der 8farrer
Warti bon Mnsleiina am Gbarfreitas
in Der &irde bon einem ebemaIisen
Soloaten, MIiina, ermoroet.
glbolf bon 2uremburs if. in feiner
Sauptitabt unbeliebt seporben, ipie aus
bOrtisen 8ubeitDrunsen su idlisbsn it,.
Srieorid 8obenitebt, Der ipeItbe.
rdbmte Didter Der Mirsa,S9affp.2ie.
Der, 1T in Wiesbaben seitorben.
8eim 8ranbe zines MietbsbauieS in
ct. petersburg iino nsun Wtsni8en
umsefommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
S6aSisnne Der Nferbe burd su
fribe8 Nufpauueu.

Ser Yfsrbesudt tpirb srObs aufs
merliamfeit eeidenft, inbem meiltenS
nur eble Sensite aur 3udt Ssrtpenbet
peroen, uno barf man i'm Maeemeinsn
nit ben @rfolsen tpobI 3ufrieben isin.
Do4 tritt pielfad babel Elm 5ebIer su
Gage, behen 9eieitisuns ieber pferbe.
liebbaber ipiinf4en inub, ndmli1 Der,
bab man bic iunsen Pfsrbe su friib, oft
iosar NIT 3tpei Sabren. 3u idtperen an.
haltenben Irbelten benust. g8enn es
nun aud iebr idipieris 1T, bas senaue
2ebensalter unb ben MusbiIbungssrab
beS Pferbes au beitimmen, BEL tpeI6em
bafielbe obne NadtbeiI fir bic @ntpides
lung gum Mrbeiten benubt tperben fann,
10 barf bod tpobI ais ii1sr binseiteqt
perben, baB man bur9 nidts ben iunsen
Yferoen mebr i1abet, als bur1 su frd.
bes itarfeS Mrbeiten. @snn ieIbit BON
4nfans an gut sendbrte SObIen nit
brei unb iosar brei unb einbalb Sabren
nod ni4t boq auSseipatien fnb, bes.
baIb aIio nidt su idweren, tpobI absr
lei6ten Sarmarbeiten bortbsiIbaft au
benuben finb, 70 1T bas Mrbsiten bon
iunsen spsijdbrisen 9ferosn, befonbsrs
ipenn ni4t cine poradsIids 8flese Dor.
aussins, boqfdnbls su bertperfsn.
Wiro BET brei Sabren idonenb, unter
seb6riser 8eriifidtisuns Der 2eiits
unssfdbisfeit ber Tbiere perfabren, 70
m6sen leihte Grbeiten bann iogar aIs
ietr tpobltbdtise 8Drperiibuns biensn
unb bic tpeitere MuSbilbung bsS 25rpsrs
f6rbern. 8ei Tbiersn bon 3tpei Sabren
basesen barf man iol6ss ais elm fds.
res WlitteI betradten, bieieIben in fur3er
3eit total 3u rerberben. Saufis ents
iduIbist man poreitisss Mnipannen
oamit, oaB bic Tbisre sroB, frdftis uno
iibermtitbis ieien. fIast bufiir absr res
seImSbis balo iiber Spat, @aaen unb
iiber perfrdppeIte Slbs. llnb ipirb su.
bem bann Bel Der SItteruns, namentli1
aud beim Trdnfen, niht nit Der sr6bten
4ufmsrfiamfeit psrfabren, 70 1T es nit
Der 8eiunobeit uno beren boiler @nt.
ipidsIuns in furssr 3eit sei6sbsn.
DAB riele 3idter nit ben grsebnifen
ibrer 3udt 70 unaufrieben iinb unb nit
Redt, ba iis nur perfilmmerte Ibiere
er3ieIen. bic faum einen @elbipertb pa.
ben, bat serabe in bem 8oritsbenben
feinen Sauptsrunb. Wirbe man fets
bebenfen, bab baS in Der Sueenb aut
erbaItene Ibier iih iider Sollfonmsner
entpideIt unb feline 8raudbarfeit mel.
pdbrenb baS fdledt se3osene idon
nod furaer 3eit unbrau4bar tpirb. 70
Idse bic SADIE bebeutenb befer. Dod
aa3u dnsitIi4 braudt man BEL Der 4uf.
au1t nidt ;u berfabren: bas Tier frlb
einsueembbnen, 1T empfeblensipsrtb,
nur mub man iid ni1t iduf1en unb
ben bepieienen gifer fir 8raft nebmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

Sans nnb Spf.
Der farmer uuS feline 8ebeutuns
fur ben Staat.

@obI fein Stanb lit bon folder 8e.
beutuns, 70 unentbebrIid, ipie Der bes
5armers. Soft aaeS, mas mir 3u un.
ferem 2ebensunterbalt ssbrauden, ers
talten mir bur1 Jpn. Ct liefert uns
bas Sleifd unb Semitic. tpie baS 8orn
fIr unfer 8rOt. Die Woqe feiner
Sdafberbe ober feiner 8aumpoqpHan.
auns bilbet ben &obftoff unadblieer Gr.
tifeI; aus ibem SlahS, ben er baut,
tpebt Der Weber bas 2sinen, unb fein
5uderrobr ober Riben peripanbeln
bunoerte bon Sabrifen in 8uder. 8ura
sr 1T Der Proouaent elmer Mense bon
RobfOffen, benen Iauienos bon 8obs
ftoffen ibr @nts unb 8eiteben beroanfen,
ipelde WliIlionen BON Dienihen beiddf.
tisen. Wiit &edt fam aIio Der Sars
iner auf einen 8eruf itoI3 iein.
Siermit 1T aber feline Bebeutun8 unb
fein Nuben nod Ianse ni6t eridDpft,
benn er 1T es aud, Der baS unfultipirte
2anb benz Sanbel unb Der Civilization
erfdliebt. Ct ift Der pionisr, Der un.
eridroden NIT Spaten unb Qade Bee
tpaffnet in bic Witonib einbrinst, uno
obsIeid sebnmaI auriidseidlasen INNER
tpieoer pororinst. Wie ben Soloaten
in Der Sdla6t nidt Der Sob ieiner &as
meraoen ihredt. 10 fiiratet aud Der
6armer nidt ben Sob. Der ibm an Der
@renae Der @ibiliiation in bunbertfaAer
8eitalt entsesenitarrt. LIMB serabe
bonn beutf6en Sarmer muB man riibs
men. baB er Der feibisite, Der seniis.
iamite unb bette 8earbeiter Der MiIbnib
1T, baB er asbs bic SdoIe pertbsibist,
bic er ii1 mIbiam erobert bat, unb
ioIte 60 ibn feIbit fein 2eben foiten.
WaS SaS 8lut fur ben &5rper. bas
1T Der Sarmer fur ben Staat. ST uns
fer 8Iut manseIbaft unb franf, 70 tpirb
Der san3e 86rper in WtitIeiosniduft ses
Sosen, unb baSielbe 1T es nit benz
Staat, Der ni9t senisenb 2anotpirtbe
unb 8auern bat. gr tpirb frdnfer, b.
B. feline finanaielIen uno tpirtbfdaftIiden
5ufdnoe tperoen ibledte Iein. Dases
gen ipirb Der Staat, ber cine bebeutenoe
Sanbtpirtbidaft betreibt, aud meiitenS
seoronete pecunidre 8erbdItniiIe baben
nno barum tpolen mir tpiiniden unb
boffen, bab bic Sarmer in ben Ser.
Staaten tpeiter frdftis bldben unb ees
heiben mbssn, unb bab bic beuti6sn
9anbpirtbe aud fernerbin ibren @enois
fen nit leu4tenosm 8eiipieI poranse.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
6eibdfts.M Mm3ei8er.

Budb' une Mccieen,. .Drnesr.
Greb. WasneL Drufarbtit jebr Nrt,
In ensliihsr unb beutIher Spra6e, 5fi Qada-
wpuup @psnus, sessniibr BEN Bottom StOrs.
GisarrensSabrifant.
U. M ottoman n, bic tsIisbten ., ,Nlfonlo"
unb Big Sting" Gisaren; ale Sprten Ga-
baf uno 8au1srartifel, SCI 9afapanna aps.
Groceries une prppifionen.
8e6tplb, 8ranbpw s. 6 CNat-
fcIser bon 9sabls & Stesa), tt6 penn gps.
SdIaser GtaI, "a qadapanna
aps., bas bsribmts 9Hbite Sppnss Wsbl.
8rsb. s. gBtbmaysr DeIifatsiTtn,
$50 Qadapanna Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
ReoulSrer Dienst.

Se onbereu bewdbrten Dampfer bieier eine pera
jeben eins his siueinlaI per Wohe cinen otretteu
Stenit Swiben Sanbnra nHb Wstp DSrt; essns
erfouut ppr,iiattdle Meeomonatipn nno Sers
pJieenne In 6aiiite tuo Sspiidenoed. auBers
orbentIidl nieori8e Yreile.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

Die 2ampe brennt nidt beq senus.
Gin einfades WitteI, ben MsrserIi1fsi.
ten aus benz Wese 3u seben uno bic
2ampen tdslid 70 ber3uri1tsn. bab iie
einen tpirflid itrablenben WitteIpunft
Der 3immer abseben, 1T fol9enbeS !:
Dtit elmer Wii9uns bon Ssifs. Soba
ober 9Ottaf4e unb beibem BaRsr ipsr.
ben bic 8aiiins iOrefdItis alle brsi bis
bier Woden einmaI eereiniet, aIsbann
re6t sriinoIid setrodnet unb bisrauf
nit Yetroleum tpiener eefaqt. Soqte
etwaS llnreinisfeit ii1 in ben Do6t
feitssiest baben, 10 empfisbIt Go iid,
benfeIbsn tiidtis su ipaiden. su trodnen,
bann unsefdbr cine Stunbe in @ifs 3u
lesen, um Jpn idIiebIid, absrmaIs &c.
trodnet, tpieber in bic 2ampe gu ,iebsn.
Die PetrOIeumfunnen tperbsn sbenfaus
NIT Der ansesebensn Mif4uns eereinist
nnb ior8faltig Setrodnet. 8ei ssnauer
Snnebaltuns bes aneesebenen 8srfab.
rens tpiro Der Dodt tets bsa bremen
unb nidt raudsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
HAMBURG : BAL TIMORE LIME

Comfort unb Werpffeauns tpie auf ben Samburs.
gaep NorfersSumpfern SeioHoers btllt9e Breile ant
benz Sanpier uub auf Der Sabn bon baltimore nad9
benz gDeiteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

8einisune f6iuurser, flediser 3dbne.
Dlan Dermii6e sepuIperten Bimsitein
nit elmer 4proaentisen Wa1sritoifiupers
crpbl0iuns su elmer fteifen Nafs, reibe
oann nit oisier pafa bic 8dbns al unb
fplle na4ber ben Diunb nit lauem
WaiIer aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
Ziegler's Hotel,
DO. 327 2a6atpanna Hoe,
y. Siesler, Gisentbamer.

Reifenoe fnoeu bier Die por3isIidfte Soft
uno puies 9osis 3u mabiseu Preiien.
aE itern unb s GIams mabreno Der
SaiiOn in leosr 3ubsreitunssart
9ie feinaen Beine, ebampasnsr. 9iau5rs
uno Gigarren.
9srioatstmmer fir 9amen uno GamiIisn i'm
jtpeiten Stodperfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

Die gum 8siprsnssn Der Bsee. 8as
ienpIdBe &c. bsnutten @ummifdldude
betpabrt man am beiten BEL ldngerer
yli4tbenubuns, inbem man bic iOrsfdI.
tis 3uiammenserolIten S1ldude in
SaIspafer Iest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29
Mn ShminDia4tiae..

Ser llnterjeidnete, ueIder nad mtbridbri.
gen 9eioen DON eiuem tdueren 9uu9eniibel
uno Der gefiirdteten Q d. n b nd ourt
elm einfades WitteI 9ebsiIt ipuroe. tuinidt
a[' ienen MitI,ioenoen Die Wetbooe Der Sell.
ung betannt 5u MAIDEN. gr miro aaen, bic
60 piniden. foftenfrei eins abidrift bes Rs.
Bepies lsnoeu tpsldes cine fidere SeiIuns fur
. 6winb udt, Aftbmd, Gatarrb,
8rou1itis uno aue gals. uno 2unsen.
aHsttionen in Gr bofft, oab allie 9eioenoen
ieip WitteI probren, lpeIdes unidaBbar 1T.
W'r oas Rs5epi bos nidts tOitet uno iesens.
reid ieiH fam. luiipidt, i&reibe sefdlIiSft an
Mep. Gbparb n. gBilfon,
Brooilpn, Rem Sort
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-04-29

~ Das ,,Wo&enblatt" eattaIt ben
beften 2oial'8sri&t unb ane Ionftisen
Nsuisisiten bon Sntsreiis.-Rar g. 90.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-02
Which Will BE!

The democracy do not know which
of the horns of the pension dilemma
to take. If they are successful next
week, the southern leaders who are
the real leaders of their party will
force them to pension the southern
soldiers or drop the northern sol
diers from the pension list. Should
Cleveland be elected with a democrat
ic congress, house and senate, it will
place the democracy between old
satan and the deep blue sea. II
they will not agree to pension the
rebel soldiers, the southern con
gressmen will strike hands with
whomsoever they can to repeal the
laws giving pensions to Union sol
diers and it is feared that Cleveland
will go with them for he was willing
to surrender the trophies of war to
their rebel owners for political sup
port. There is danger from the
democracy on the pension question
from whatever side it may be viewed
and the whole party is hung on the
horns of the dilemma. The soutl
will have her boys in gray pensioned
OF the boys in blue unpensioned
So the democracy will be driven tC
pension all or give pensions to none
! Which will it be?
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-02
Vote for M ahOn.

Everything looks favorable for the
election of Mahon to Congress Sy q
tidal wave majority. In the counties
in the district where large republi-
can majorities exist the greatest ac-
tivity prevails and meetings are held
every night and many democrats
joined the republican advancing col
umn being satisfied that it is to the
best interest of all that Mahon
be sent to Congress by such a ma
jority that there can be no mistake
in the the view of the people of the
district on the public questions of
the day. The democracy are con-
Quoting a still hunt for votes, and
this is particularly true in Juniata.
Republicans take care that the demo-
cratic still hunter does not snare
you, and get you to vote against
your best interests. Vote for Mahon.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-02
MARRIED g:

WILLARD -MCBURNEY.-On the 9th
ult., by Rev. f. McBurney, DR.. H. F.
Willard and Miss Mary G.. McBurney,
both of Mexico.
WooDsIDE- CARRUTHERs.-O On the
10Th ult., by Rev. J. +. Diener, Rob
ert A. Woodside and Laura B. Car
ruthers, all of Lack township
MILLER WILSON, On the Goth
ult., by Rev. NJ. l.. Drum, Abram X.
Miller, of Mapleton, Huntingdon
county, and Maggie NJ. Wilson, of
Beale township.
SAUsMAN-GISGRCH.-On the 25th
ult., by II. G. Holloway, D. D., John
d. Sausman, of Altoona, and Alice T.
Gingricb, of Walker township.
FAsICK-HoLLoDAUGH.-On the 26th
ult.. by Rev. NJ. L. Drum, Rev A.
S. Fasick, of Harrisburg, and Altar
alta Hallobaugh, of this place.
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Mrs. Jane Irwin Dead.

Mrs. Jane Irwin. died shortly af-
ter II o'clock on Sabbath morning,
aged rs years, after brief and pain
less illness of about ten days. Only
two Sabbaths previous to her demise
she was in her usual place in the
Presbyterian church of which she
was ever n devout and consistent
member. After Shat dag the inferm-
nifty of age pressed upon her and
she rapidly grew weaker and weaker
and without pain or murmer passed
into the beautiful and peaceful world
beyond the things of time and sense.
Three sons and two daughters sur
vive her. Her maiden name was
Bell, family that settled in Juniata
years before the revolutionary war of
1776. Her remains were placed in
the last earthly resting place IN the
Presbyterian cemetery on Tuesday
afternoon, November 1st, 1892
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-02
Bedford Springs Property
Leased.

Mr.. l.. B. Doty has leased the
Bedford mineral springs property
for a period of fifteen years. The
consideration being five per cent. of
the net income arising from the man
0gement of the hotels and the sale
of the water. The expenses of all
necessary repairs and improvements
in and about the premises are to be
paid by the company, who also agree
to keep all the departments furnish
ed for hotel purposes. Mr.. DotY
has the privilege of having all the
servants needed, and he may termi.
nate the lease on three months no.
tice before April 1st of any year be
fore the term expires. The hotel is
not to be used as a sanitarium nor is
it to be sub-let. Firewood is allow
ed the lessee, and he has the privil-
ege of giving out certain parts of the
farm land of the property to be
farmed on shares. Under this lease
Mr.. Doty has the exclusive manage
ment Of the Bedford mineral springs
property for fifteen years, on condi'
ton that he pay over TO the board of
directors % per cent. of the gross
proceeds accruing each year, after
all the expenses have first been paid.
Huntingdon Globe.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-02
Funeral of Mrs. Harrison.

The funeral train of Mrs. Harrison
passed up the Juniata Valley on the
afternoon of the 9th of October,
and passed this place between 4 and
5 O'Clock, p. NJ. The remains were
laid in their earthly resting place In
indianapolis, Indiana, in the after
noon of the 23rd The long strain
put upon the President by the death
of his wife broke over all barriers
and he trembled with grief and tears
rolled down his face as he stood and
witnessed the remains of the love OF
his youth and manhood days lowered
into the grave. The president start
ed the same day ON his return jour
ney to Washington.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-02
wedding.

| The Westminster Presbyterian
Church was beautifully decorated
with ever greens and flowers on last
Thursday evening on the occasion
of the marriage of Miss Bessie j
Parker, daughter of Col Robert E
Parker to DR.. w. II. Banks.
Rev. Andrew Parker of Reeds
vile, assisted by Rev. Henderson,
pastor of the Westminster Presby-
terian church performed the cere-
mony.
The wedding was one of the pret-
tiest ever witnessed in this commun-
ity. The bridal party was composed
of the following persons: Miss Jen-
ME Banks maid of honor; Misses
Sallie Parker, Nellie North. and Bell
Parker were bridesmaids; Wilber-
force Schweyer best man: jerome n.
Thompson, Jr., John ]. Patterson,
Jr, and James NJ. Sharon acted as
ushers The organ was-presided
over by Miss Enfe Auker, and Lo,
hengrin's wedding march was rem
dered in a mastery way as the bridal
party entered the church, and after
the ceremony the party marched out
while Mendellsohn's march was be-
ing played.
Immediately after the ceremony a
reception was given to all those who
were present at the church, at the
home of Col. Parker on Main street.
The bride received great number
of valuable presents among them a
present of one hundred silver dollars
from DR.. Lucian Banks an uncle of
the groom.
DR.. and Mrs. Banks were accom-
panied to the railroad by a large
party of friends where they boarded
the midnight train amidst a shower
of rice for Washington, d. c., and
points in the Southern States.
They will return in about two
weeks and will commence house
keeping on Main street.