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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-06
M r. Y E RS
Sprin G. Opening.

The flood gates have been and mighty the sr
SP'"g Cfons that has been Great Ea
hbment secret making lies of the problem Of
dcious buying rms accomplished by securing goods the very
lowest prices
reliable goods rule and this the people Movers
Men of Juaa county think have to saw
Our gran ana superb stock of Spring and Summer
lection perfected we talk plainly sensby possible
while asking your and welcome want
mind everything Won NAV need in tb -
clothing, whether it may be a necessity luxury ~ "
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-06

All the latest styles in Neckwear
at HoLLoBAUGH & SoN's.
FOR SALE.-A car load of first
rate western cloverseed by Manbeck
Il Nelson.
The republican county committee
will NEST in Mif1lintovn next Satur-
day.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-06
SENTINEL &REPUBLICAN
MlFFOlNTOWN n
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1892.
TERM

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-06
NIFYLINTOwN MARKETS.
MIrTLrsrsws, APRIL s, 1882.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April End,
1892. Wheat No. 2, 95to 99c bus ;
corn No. 4, ~ to 45c bus oats No.
2, 81 to Csc bus geese feathers 80
to Acc alb chicken eggs lac a dozen ;
geese eggs SO to Csc q dozen; duck
eggs "a to 25c dozen; chickens s
to 12c; turkeys lac; geese IL to 12c
ducks IA to 15c; butter II to 31c f;
potatoes 35 to soc bus; onions S5
to 90c bus; cloverseed 10 to lie ;
Florida tomatoes $3.50 to So a crate /;
sugar 81 to 4Ic; tallow 3 to 4c +;
Pennsylvania Havana 13 to 40c lb ;
common seed leaf 13 to 14c; Havana
75c to S1.I5 Sumatra 50. 80 to SO. 25
timothy hay 80 to 81 hundred lbs ;
mixed hay S5c to 81 hundred lbs
green bull hides 4c; green cow hides
4 to SC; steer hides SC; calf hides
60 to Csc piece. hops 4 to 2Sc.
CHICAGO, April 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900; market weak good to
prime steers $3.75a4 60; others So &c
a3.70; stocksrs $2.1Oa325; cows
S1.25a2 95. Hogs-Receipts 17,005
Rough and common So. 75a425; pack
ers $4.5Oa475; prime heavy and
butchers weights $4.S0a490; hght
81 S0a4 80; pigs 81 60a4.75. SheeI
Receipts 400; yearlings s6a6 60
mixed S5.50a5 65 westerns $56Oa6.
40; lambs 81 20a6.S0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

To the first person who by taking
eWo letters from the word Up lague,"
can make the name of disease that Is
oommon In portions of both canada
@nd the United States, will be given an
elegant Upright Piano, valued at 5335,
or its equivalent in cash, as prelerred)
To the secOfd person will be given u
Pony, Cart and Harness complete,
kyalued at T2CO. or its equivalent in
oAsh. il prcferrod) To the third per-
1on will be given an elegant Gold
Watch valued at so, or Its equivalent
In cash. Fifty other prizes. ranging
In value from twenty-five dollars to
i've dollars will lie awarded TO the
pext fifty persons sending correct SO.
buttons strictly III order as received.
II you have tried other so-callrd prize
competitions W bout sue tcss you
muet not condemn these offered by
tbis company, as they are perfectly
reliable and ara carried on in good
faith. Contestants must enclose L.
b Postal Note for thirty cents Cor
hiteen twC-cent U. s. gtumps) for ona
months trial subscription to the LA
Dies PICToRIAL WEEkLY, which Is the
hhndsomest and best illustrated week
ly publication for lulins on this Cunti-
mont. The ouly objection In Offering
this competition is 60 INTRODUCES It In
TO new homes, and We guarantee that
no PAL TALLY Will 10 shown in the
awarding Of prizes. Persons living nj
a distance, or In the United States
have as good an opportunity, us tn,
date OF postmaIli on letters will bt
given Precedence, SO answer early
Address, Ladies' Pictorial Co., ID.
10 onto, Canada.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

A Especial to the Baltimore sun says:
John IL buxton, now OF laurel, Md,
and former y Of Baltimore aHt buxton,
Nd. has secured the franchise from
THE town commissioners pi Cri-ilpld.
Somersct county, Md, To erect water
works suitable for drinking. laundry
and boiler purposes. The largest pipe,
will he > Inches in diameter, The
water Will TO obtained from artesian
wells ii good water can he fuurd,if
mot, from the PocomOhe ris'nr or sdfur
other source. Mr.. liuNtun'a repilfa.
lou as Il mechanical, cons IltluE AID
hylrtalic engineer Is We'll known In
b moro.
assrr, to spend $3.50 month In
his search for good vut@l for two
years, or until the wntnr is found. He
Is to furnish i5,0B gallons daily, and
increase tie amount MS Il is Mtrltd
He binds himseiI to turl.tsl .laA tie
supply for two public lUgHtllua. hiFl
is to give 10000 gallons fee TO tttu
public annually. As u n sHblls.iusft,
he Is to get one cent iui every rrn ysil-
Ions Used through meters niid epigat;
for household purposes, and Uh--haif
cent 2nllOn or Juu cent IL rtu tI.Ntf=Il
for tho uso Of baat5 OF tr5tf mon TT tn,
whafres. The water l. To rti. from a
erand pipe ~ feel nigh. bir buxton
10 to hoe ths franchise l. ". rs When
II lie cpAmi5s.oneI5 d. I.ol PURCHASE.
the plant ut Il valuation "a, it' med Ery
an appr1semaHt hG Is t.. nlye thl
franchise for second rei III OF Il
years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

Last evening an Interesting afTail
occurred at st. Georges Chapel, Edge
Moor, 1t being the first anniversary d
the charge OF Mr.. Spsaknan. The
Ichancel was beautifully decoratec
with ferns and plants, III referring t.
the fact of the anniversary Mr.. Speak
man reviewed the work OF the year alc
most heartily thanked tho people fol
their faithfulness and kindly feeling
expressed towards himself, At the
conclusion OF his remarks Mr.. Thomas
Kennedy rose and mado an address In
the name Of the people OF st. Georges
and Edge Moor, expressing mucl
Kindly feeling toward Mr. Speakman
ard then read letter from Dir, Llttell
tue rector OF the parish, full OF expires
Isions of appreciation and kindly feel
ing. At the conclusion OF Mr.. Ken
lnedy's remarks very handsome Ice.
tern Bible was presented, the gift oil
tho people Of Edge Moor. In raply
Mr., Speakman could hardly express
lnll felt, being SO deeply moved by the
surprise OF the occasion and the deer
feeling of affection 50 plainly erinced
by tho people. Mr.. Speakman Ia also
rector OF st. Mathews Mission, this
city where he is alike appreciated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

The First Regiment Band gave its
Sunday concert under the auspices of
the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany last night and some 5000 people
attended and enjoyed the music and
the cool breeZes of the evening. The
band, Increased to 25 pieces, never
played better. The railway company
carried the crowd without difficulty.
Fifteen cars carried the crowd to and
from the grounds.
During the week the railroad CON-
pany will vary the programme by CIV
ing two free concerts at Fifth and
Union streets, tho terminus OF the
Eighth Street Railroad. These con
certs will be given by Hyatts Military
Band. the first on:to-m0rrow, Tuesday,
evening. The railroad company com
menced the erection Of a band stand
ut Fifth and Union streets last night.
On the same evenings the First Regi.
ment Band will give concerts at River
view, the object being to accommodate
all the people with free concerts and
to divide the great clowds that attend.
Good music will he played by both
bands and people can take their choice.
Last evening some OF tho street car
lines were partially neglected in order
that cars might be furnished for the
Riverview line. The new plan Will
avoid this difficulty. Tho railway
company struck a popular chord when
1t inauRurated these free open-alr con
certD. .... .... ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

Tho optimist who believes that China
is really awakening" in the phrase of
the late Marquis Tseng, may be com
mended to study work just addressed
to their fellow countrymen by three dis
itinguished Celestials. One of these is
an admiral, another is n provincial treas
Iurer, while the third has filled the costs
Iof Chinese minister to three foreign
countries. The title of the book is In
dulgent Treatment Of Foreigners, land
the indulgence which the authors have
in mind is summed up in the following
conclusion:
This time of European jealousies and
struggles with each other is the oIpor-
tunity which heaven has given China to
get prepared. When opportunities &C.
cur treaties can be improved, and when
ready for war we can with one stroke
avenge the past.-London Chronicle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

WANTED IMMEDIATELY - Black
w smith and horseshoer. Apply &c
Joseph Dnvid. rear OF Guthrie coaeh lac
tory south CT Market street Urid.e or al
1eOi West Sd street. a2-lti
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22
potA
Miss NJ. A. Pringle is making an sx,

Miss NJ. A. Pringle is making an sx'
tended visit to the country.
Julius Hess, who Is living at Johns
town. Pa, was entertained by N. W.
S. Brown. OF this city. on Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Clifford Pyle and two children
lott on Saturday for a lengthy So
journ at Cape May.
Misses Maggie J. Martin, Blanche
Martin and Ethel Martin are spending
y couple OF weeks with friends II
Philadelphia.
Misses Maggie Higgins and Lizzie
Brady have gone to Atlantic City tt
spend a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer S. Palmer oil
this city are spending a week listening
to the waves at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Charles MaItel, OF Media, witt
her daughter May. is visiting friends
In our city.
Senator Higgins went to Ions
Branch on Saturday for a few day
recreation.
Mr.. Walter Speakman OF No. 5ls
french street, has returned home
from Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie Brown. of Chester City
Pa. Is visiting. Miss Maggie A. Row.
land, OF 40 Fast sixth street.
Register Cooch has granted letters
testamentary to James $, Heal, on the
estate OF Mary Davis, late Of this ethyl
Mr.. S. H. Stats. of No. 4O5 Market
street, has returned from his vacation
and IL now ready for the fall trade.
DIR. Mahlon j. Gallagher visited oul
city to-day, and called on few friends
He is at present stopping at Glenolden
Pa.
Andrew Wilhelm and his daughters
Annie, Pauline and Louisa, will so
1ourn at Atlantic City for the mex
week.
Harry Munion, OF Pennsgrove, New
Jersey, can be found at Church street
wl-.rf every week day with fine Sc
lection OF melons, cantaloupes. swee
potatoes, egg plants and tomatoes.
The Live Stock Insurance Company
offers II reward of t25 for the recovery
OF bay mare mule that strayed FROM
the stable OF Evan Alnscow, Goth and
Tatnall streets, the 26th Inst.
Ex-Governor st. John will address Q
importance meeting in Walters Grove
kennett township, Pa, on tue Sd Of
September.
VIM. Pennypacker, OF this city, will
take 100000 worth OF stock In thu
Unionville Electric Railroad, provided
II is built by way Of Marshallton ant
Glen Hall.
James r. Crlppen, distributing
clerk ut tho post Office. was asked te
use Trt-Phosa as remedy for dand
run. He laughed at the idea. A frienC
gave him sample bottle and he CAV,
1t n thorough trial. He was delighted
with the result and boasts OF the Clean
est head in town. "Why," said he
look at my head, bathed my heat
with Tri-Phosa and it's as clear and
clean ofsdandruff as whistle. l think
II an excellent toilet article and witt
1t goes my hearty approval and appre
citation. can highly recommend it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

Charlie Lands doesn't look as hand
some when his hair stands straight up
on end as when it is in nice repose. 1t
stood on end yesterday. He wanted to
see Ollie Jenkins, bookkeeper for John
j. Long, tho undertaken. Some pne
told him Ollie was in the back room
resting on cot. He walked back. The
room was only dimly lighted, but he
saw the outline of q human form On q
cot, covered with thin shawl. In q
familiar manner he waltzed up to the
form, warbling sweet lullaby, and,
slapping the supposed sleeper on the
shoulder. shouted, "Get up, old fellow,
what are you lying here for2" No re-
sponse.
Another love tap on the other shout
der. Still no response. Impatiently he
drew the cover from the head Of the re-
clining form and found himself facing
the corpse of a stranger who had been
brought to the undertaking rooms an
hour before. Charlie stood rooted to
the spot, expecting the top of his head
to hit the ceiling every moment, until
relieved by ripple of laughter from
Jenkins, who, reclining on the opposite
side of the room, had witnessed the en-
tire Observation-Disclosures Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

There is frog pond near Lew ston
into which the sheriff empties the liquor
seized by his deputies. Tho other night
man passing by the pond heard strange
noises. II stopped in amazement," he
says. ''lt sounded something like a
symphony of frogs, and still it didn't. /
waded through the tail grass just for
curiosity, and there, close to the shore,
were all the frogs in the pond some
winning with dazed and half fashioned
I,rokes and others toddling ON the bank.
Yes, they We're drunk. Twas no rmddy
got drunk this time, but the bullfrog
himself. The best that l could make out
of it was that they had been celebrating
upon the contfaband stuff that the
deputy sheritfs had spilled into thepond
The night before" = Lewiston (Me..
journal,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22
HADDOCK.-In this city on sunday Aug
2lst. 1Sll. EliAaheth. wiie OF .lohn Q

HADDoCK.-In this city ON Sunday. Aua
2lst. 1924. Elizabeth. wife OF John g
lln idoCk.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral from tn,
residence of her husband, Sol French
street. on Wednesday, August 2ith 1892
ut O'Clock y, m. lnterment private.
BOwiiN-!n this city, on Aug. 49, 1892
Emily s., daughter OF William III. aud
Emily ;. Bowen aged & months
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited to utioni lhe funeral from the
residence OF her PARENTS. No. 81 liealt
street, South W Wilmington. ON Mon tey,
AuIu.t2!. lS)2. Services mt the nous ut
= u'elJck. p. IN. lnterIncnt at RivcryleN
Cemetery.
JACKSDN--O the 18th inst, at laurel
le.. Susan JACKSON.
Reiaaipes and friends are respectfully
! invited attend the funeral from Til
residence OF her niece, Sari h \, Gibson
/ No. zoos Iatnlll street W ilmington Del
on Monday afternoon. August ~, at
| O'Clock. lntrrmcnt at Newark Lniol
Cemetery, Brandywtnc hundred.
Gerry On August ~. i-91. Ida May, In
FAM daughter Of irwin and Ida Cory
aRel three months.
tuneral services al their residence, No
1 1901 church street, OH Tues iuy Afternoon
~ : O'Clock. The friends arc INV ltgd. In
I rmcnI ut Rivcrview.
! Her spark ing blue eyes were the de
! light Ut Father aud mother, but now thti
| is Il vacant couch, nnd atsl lonely
/ brother.
DANfDSON-On the 10Th inst, Saral
| Elizabeth Davidson in the 9Th year u
her uge.
| Rein ives aud friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from her latn lcsllcaGG
/ eth aud Pine streets Wednesday, 24t /
ut - y. M. Services ut the house. In
torment at liiHerEirw Cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

The following letter has been pre-
pared by DR. Morgan, and is being
sent to the merchants and manufac-
turcrs of this city:
The Merchants, Manufacturers and
Tradesmen OF tho city of Wilmington
are respectfully invited to take part
in tho grand parade OH October 2lst,
1872, Columbus Day.)
Iheindlcations are that thiA will be
the largest demonstration ever given
in our city. as seYenty-olght organiZa-
tions have already joined and are pro.
pairing for the civic part which shall
DO made up of societies, militia and
iirtmen. In the industrial part we in
vito your assistance by display oil
your business in some form, believing
chant men will be brought before the
people. and your trade made active
by such a display. Should you accept
this Invitation, please send notice OF
the same to DR. JAMES II. MORGAN
meeting OF the delegates OF the
German societies Of the Columbus
bay Committee was held yesterday
in German Hall. Eight societies were
represented. Daniel Maier presided
and f. Won Bourbon was secretary. Ii
WAS decided that The German soCietlgs
should torn one whole division in the
parade. Tho Delaware Saengerhunj
Will havo one float. and 1t is probable
that the other societies will have tire,
additional ones in the German di
vision.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22
The Krelgerbund Reunion n.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. BY ester
DAY was the big day for the Kreiger'
bund reunion here. A large profession
was participated in by 5000 veterans
and all the civic societies OF the city and
surrounding country. AT Custnbury
park d regular camp was formed with
headquarters Tor each state and d he day
was spent IN athletc sports. SHeeches
We're made in German by DR.. Julius
Brueil and IN English by Major Will.
lam warner, accompanies in CHEF OF
ke 6Tahu army OF the Republic, an
Republican Candidate for the gdyeruo
pr Missouri Following the speakinr
was grand concert, and then came IL
prize drill OF the veterans and riff
shooting for prizes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22
TO the BIRDS.

How dare you sing such cheerful hottest
You show woeful lack Of taste;
How dare you pour from happy threats
Such merry songs with raptured haste
While all our poets weep and weep
And readers sob themselves TO sleepf
STis clear 10 mo you've never read
The turgid tones that Ibsen writes.
Nor mourned with Tolstoi virtue dead,
Nor over Howells pored o. nights,
For you are glad with all your power;
For shamel Go study Schopenhauer.
You never sing save when you feel
The ecstasy Of thoughtless joy;
All silent through the boughs you steal
When storms or fears or pains annoy;
with bards tits quite different thing
The more they ache the more they sing.
All happiness they sadly shlrk,
And from all pleasure hold aloof,
And are so fearful when they work
They write on paper waterproof, Il
And on each page express yearn
To fill a cinerary urn. j.
Go, little birds; II gives me pain
To hear your happy melodies;
My plaudits you can never gain
With old and wornout tunes like these
More fin de steele you must be
Ere you can merit praise from me.
p. Macarthur In New York Sun
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

A Methodist preached to Presby-
terlnns. SEQ ''at West +. Church" In
another column.
Tho young Christians OF West
Church will endavor to have some fun
at pennsgrove tomorrow. Tuesday,
Aug 23d. Members of Sister Societies
are cordially welcome to go also ut IS
cents for the round TIP.
Elkton Md. NJ. Z. Church will soon
put in u now pipo organ at a cost Of
$500.
Services were held In old Epworth
VI. Il, Church last evening for the last
time.
Morning services at the North Bap.
fist Mission of Bethany Baptist Church
have been suspended temporarily on
account of the pastor being compelled
to be elsewhere. Evening services are
held as usual.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22

An innocent barrel of banana meal
was last week the cause of a curious
complication between the department OF
agriculture at Washington, the custom
house in New York, the United States
Express company and Mr.. Francis j.
Gels, of 700 East One Hundred and
Fortieth street. The meal was sent by
the government Of the island of Jamaica
as present to the United States govern.
ment, and as Mr.. Gels had been insttu.
mental in arousing the interest which
has led up to the manufacture of such
meal, the business Of forwarding it tc
Washington after its arrival in New
York was intrusted to him by the jana.
lea authorities. He performed his work
by giving the bill of lading to the United
States Express company, with iustruc.
tions to forward the meal to Edwin
Willetts, assistant secretary Of agricul.
ture.
1t did not go. The custom house off
GERS here, knowing that there is duty
of 20 per cent. on banana meal, al O
manufactured product, held it, and ar
order from the treasury department Ii
now necessary before Uncle Sam oar
get the gift that was sent to him with
out paying himself the duty he has i'm
posed upon it. -...
The gift Of single barrel of banana
meal from one government to another is
one of curiously trifing pecuniary value
but it is one which may lead to resi- lts
so vast and important that they are
hardly to be estimated at present. The
contents of this sample barrel are to be
distributed in small sample packages tc
such planters in this country as shall
signify their intention to embark in the
business of manufacturing the NEAL
New York World. .. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-22


& American Laundry, COZ West Frclt s
Cupping ami leechm;, loi +. Second ; l.
Cupping uud loaohlng by Geo. Is. Metz.
ber. No.lv- Last rhirI street.
Il is n Jity tina, hHula unture is s.
weak aud inp;Htiou 80 stgOu9
IL Is pitt that ull ouaiot abandon
what burdens tlsslg eoL -eic' &c.
1t is pity ttist sin gaasst wl .uatIHr-
standings and mistakes occur between.
friends.
l. is Il pity tltt wu ,tun9' let other,
alone in thtii aiiai' ma that they inter
fere IA unrs.
1t i pity ti1nt We caiupt run Tic
world our way. hut ~ Ga,sl lo, tils re (
81 the wull4 tHHt We C.thBot
Jennncttc-Baes Mis- la..rdr, an -
herleYe'y comp e&iuu "a IA usr Id-.su.z ul
her laatAGtf
Glaays t5Heat'gJ- TIem her father.
He's in TIE Iea5 lH-iuus4.
Mamma When tAat 10y threw 4fanoe
at you. Why dim yn'l c9fHu ald lcl M
insE5tu g.. t...,1'E s..E &C. siiEt.=cS.
Little son ='fat go! My SOU cbalda-i
hit a hHga lfaH.