davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-17
DoIlten cine Grpref9efeuiaoft be.
itehlen,
Ko1nmen ober BET Dem Kuti6er Ses Waeens
an oen unre6ter.
Burlington, Sn6., II. Aug.

Robert Smit6, Ser &uti9cr elmer @rs
preBgeieui0aft, WurOe por9eitcrn Qtbenb
bon 3pei WGnncrn an9efauen, ulto nit
etnem San0iad nic6cr9ei6lagcr. ST mar
I'M 8egriTf, am G6icago & Grie78a6n6of
nit elmer groBcn @etolumne, ipelcbe bic
@rpreB8eielibaft iDm Sur 8ef0rOerun9
itbergeben, unO ioeben nit Dem S6nellz
5u8e an9cfommen mar, auf ietnen @a9en
81 iteigen, ais ct BON 6en Gdubern angez
9riffen tpur0e. @r 5o9 ieinen 9teOolper unb
teuerte bret S6iiie ouf Die &erlc al, Sic
it3 %iofort auf ibn itiir5ten; pdbrenb ct
etnen oerielben feitbiclt, murDe CT bon Dem
anocrcn nteOergei9Lagen, Dorauf bei6e sic
6lu9t ergriffen, Obnc OoS @elopadet erz
beutet gu baben. Gmitb lit 5icmiicb i6per
mttgcn0mmen tDoroen, ipirb ober tpieher
bergelteut tperoen, tpenn feline 8Lutpcrz
giftung %eintritt. SIS lit Der 8oli3et &C.
luhgen, flint DcrDdbttge 8uri9en 3u berz
bdftcn, Ote1elben fonnten aber uur 8aga>
bunoirenS pegen beitroft per0eu, ba Smith
ni6t I'M Slanoe mar, bic 8cri0nlicbfeit
ietner Qn9reifer felt5uiteucn.
, 1893-08-17
Gin erinOun9sreiher 6efon9enel
Oeitiairt iia i'm Gefdn9niie feinen eieenet
Sdnaps.
8trmtng6om, 2(La., II. Q[ug.

Sn Ser 3ele bon CHARLES Q8eu6orn, I'M
@ountp9efdngniB, tpurOe geitern cine
S3apsfabrit in pouer GDGti9fett entbeft.
9teielbe bcfanb iicb unter einem Slid in
ctncm elmer; cine @laSr0brc biente ais
S6tange, bret 8Iebbibien ais @dDrbotz
ti6e unb Elm Sputnapf ais Seuerbeer6.
Molaiies, 9epfel unO GbnltC6e Sacben, bic
ben @efon9cnen aIS 9tabrungsmittel geLtez
tert tpcroen, 0ienten ais Ofaterial 5ur Ser
iteuung beS S6napies.
, 1893-08-17
Retne lueiteren Amrubem lit
Bombay,
2lber etne 2r1enee bon ein9eborenen
5amilien perlahen oie Staot,
Detl iie ei1ten algemeiren Qusbru6 be
fiirbten.
S II, II. 9ug.

Cine 9epcicbc bon Bombay ia9t, baB,
ob8letb Die llnruben nicbt erneuert tpur6ert,
bas Gertrauen bocb no6 LANCE nicbt wieOer
poaftGnoig bergeiteut lit. Die 2aoen lino
geibIoI1cn, ullo iebcr ab9eDcube Bug lit nit
SomiItcn angefliQt, tpeIcbe NIT tbrem DC
tpc8Iicben Gigcntbum in ibre 6eimatb Su7
rliffebret, I'M ii1 in Sale eines ou9e7
melnen NuSbru65 in Si6erbeit su %brin9en ;
bic Qrbeiterflalien pollen erit iibermor9cn,
ais cincm mobamebanii9cn 8ettage, tbre
8ei3aftigung pieDer oufnebmen.
, 1893-08-17
DteOer lott.
-
Die R~1ts gut
Inns 200 l1Iann weroen 1pieoer areefellt.
GoIumbus 6, O., II. 9(uouit.

VVIN WV Is, u II. Nll8U1t.
Seute bat OaS 9a0Ocn'i6e @alsmerf,
ooS 81 ben bcocutcltoiten bieitgen berartigen
@tabllilements gebort, ben por Stpei Wtpnaz
ten etn9eitcuten 8etrieb nit 200 9rbeitern
ipieoer aufgenommen. Die vGbain gSort5"
Der Tir1na tporen lcbon Dor acbt 3agen NIT
100 Wfann mieoer in 8etrieb gciebt. 0as
Wal3merf miro Sag un6 Nadbt in 8etrieb
erbaIten, ba bic &1siicbtcn aus9e3cibnet
ieien.
Die 8auunternebmer 1it6 nit Ser Dirt,
mic iib tDr @ei9dft in BEN leBten Gogen
~9citaItet bat, ebenfaIs 5ufrieDen.
, 1893-08-17
Gin betri9eriider Sonfprdfioent.
GrO5 aIer GilrIa9en bis sur Iebten Sturoe,
1T ole Kaie Ieer.
Can @ngelo, Ser, II. 2(u9.

8. 8. Buchanan, Ser GrGlioent Der
Satton County 8anf BON SOnoro, un6
Der Gofe GOuntp 8ant bon 3tobcrt See,
tpelcbe in leBter Moc6e Bancroft macbte,
ipurbc geitcrn tuegen lt~nterlcbtagung BON
@clOern Derbaitet. @egen Buchanan
berribt cine 8roBe Gntriitung, neil be-
Dauptet ptr0, OaB ct am Samitag 9(6cn6
nocb @inlagen anna6m, unO AM tolgenben
Wontag, ben Z. Nuguit, ictnen 8onferott
anmelOcte. Sn ben @etp0lben Bet 8anf
puroc fetn e~tn5t9er 9ouar 9efun6en.
, 1893-08-17
Der eiri(dC Oer(6w0rer DC.
Gallagher Oon BroO6(On
We9ea a19eblid) bel iJm alts9e=
brodDrren maBnltunes
Don Ser britiiden Re9terune be-
snaoi9t,
limo bcreits auf Dem meee nad 11ep porf.
Dublin. II. QluQuit.

9as berii3tt9te Mitelieb Oes eirticben
@ebeimbunoes rGlaznas9ael", Or. Sbo:
mas Gallagher bon 8rOOflpn, g. g., lit
burcb Ben SefretGr tir Srelon6, 6erbert
8. Nsquitb, in Sretbcit 9eiebt por6en, ba
ct an9eblicb irrltnntg lit. ST befinbet ilcb
angeblt6 beretts auf Dem 8e9e nacb Seem
YOrf.
Gallagher 9in9 I'M Sabre 1882 nit etntz
gen a1oercn eiriicben &eriblp0rern nob
9onoon, no iie D~eriucbten, britiiDe &riegsz
lbtfte uno bic biItoriicbe Sbemiebrii6e IN
Die Sutt 5u iprcngen. Wtebrere ber %fanatiz
lben @eleQen, oartnter ouBer OF.
Gallagher Die Girii4z2Imerifaner @bitcz
bead, Wtlion lnb Curtin, tpurben erptl6t
nrlo 3n lebcn5Ldnglicber 53pan8sarbeit per7
urtbetlt.
, 1893-08-17
1Iod1 gut oapon9efommen.
Der f60nfte Gei66ftstheiI pom SincoIn pon
ether Seuersbrunf beoroPt.
2tncoIn, SQ., II. Quo

Ser iD0nite @efcbdftsblod in 2incoln,
in peIc6em iicb Noam GennigcrS @rOBz
un6 &leingei9Gft III GolOnialipaaren be-
finoet, muroe geitern Qtben6 I'M 8etra9e
Don $4,000 Ourcb Seucr ~beicba6t9t. Ole
onbcrcn 8erllite iinO folgenoe; 2(6anl
Oenni8er $500, Die 3abnGr3te t6ouier
unO GDenometb $500, uno 81. QS. SO.
6ouicr $500. 0aS 6euer e~ntitouD in
einent 8ericblag, no aItes 8apier aufbez
tpa0rt 1puroe.
, 1893-08-17
Die MISUNDERSTANDING in u5risco".
Der San Ger 6eb6uoe miro fofort in 2tnorif
oeno1nmen peroen.
Can Troncisco, II. Q(to.

9ie 9ircftorcu ber @eGtausitcQung 6az
ben geitcrn Die YlGne bon bier 0ebGu6en,
tDel3c etpa $3.50, 600 foiten meroeul, an
9enommen. 9tc YlGne itn6 bon Dic1igen
Nrcbttettcn angefertigt spor0en, uno nit
Dem Sau miro iofort begonncu tpcroen.
llntcrlbriften fir 8eitrdge loufen in
Summcn bon $1,000 bis berunter auf so
@entS reicblid5 Gin.
, 1893-08-17
Ourd oas 5erploben zines Oampf
feiieIs
Sii6en 3pei meniden ibr Seben Elm.
lexington, O3o., II. Q(ug.

Der &e1iel ber @cuinston 98alStperfc
Seriprang g~citern Nacbmittag, i~po6urch Der
Walcbtniit 9ticbarO Sobnlon u16 einSunge,
0&amens Trant Nubin lofort ba8 2eben perz
loren. 9lIbin'S 90rper nuroe in Stiidc
geriiien ulrb Sobnion unter einem groBcn
&oblcnbaufen begroben, Ser &ellel ipur6e
6unocrt yarOs lpett auf etneu boben 6ligcl
gelcbleubert.
, 1893-08-17
Grnennun9 zines 21afenperwaIters
5Hr meRrere banferotte Stra6enbabnen.
0aIIoS, Seros. II. 0[un.

@eitern Ql6enb gingen Sic Dallas unS
bic Dat Gltff nebit Der g8eit Dallas Straz
Benbabn in bic 9Gn6e zines MaIienberz
malterS itber. Ser Nntrag tpurDe bon Ser
Ct. Sruit 50. ouf Sic 9tngabe bin eefteut,
baB Elm beOcutenber @eGDbetrag, tpelcber inn
Sabre 1890 Der @eieui6aft porgef6ofien
puroe, ntbt be3ablt lei. s S. Garter BON
Dallas tpur0e sum- Mtaiienpertpalter err
1tannt.
, 1893-08-17
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gbipman
~9eitorben.
CT -Duroe oreimaI iii oeu Gonere6 eeianot,
uno mar friiher Ridter in Detroit.
9etroit, Wli6., Il. 9(lta.

!6eute Wtorgeu lit I'M bieiigen Sarper
6oipitale Der bret unb iedSsiQe So6n 9ogan
Gbipmart, GOngreBabgeorbneter bonn eriter
8eSirt bon Wibi8an, 9eitorben. 0erielbe
ertratfte nor brei 8Ocben an Ser 2yngen7
ent5itnbung ct mar gum 0ritten AaJtaIe
5um GOngreBabgeOroneten getpGblt tpor6ci1,
unb mar friiber tpGbren6 elmer &etbe bon
Sa3ren 8t3ter bes SuperiOrgeri9tes in
Detroit.
, 1893-08-17
Wabriheinlid in Sen mirbeIftrom
9eratben uno ertrunfen.

SauIt Ste. Wfart0, Wttb.,
II. @ug.
Ser lt%nterinlpeftor 81. S. Sturgis bon
Ser neuen Ge8ierun9si0leule miro OcrmtBt.
Nm 9ienlta8 9lbenO fubr ct nit eincm
9tuDerbOot nacb Der Nicbtung Ser Stromz
lbnelen 3u. Gbeile beS 8ooteS pur6en
9~eiterl1 unterbalb Der Stromi6neuen auf1
%gefun0en lrlo man 9laubt, paB Sturgi5
nit ieinem 8oote in ben @irbeL gerietb
ltno ertrant.
, 1893-08-17
Die armen RerIe !
Die Detroit, S~aniin9 & Northern=G iienbabn=
6eieai9aft befbnetoet Ole SaIGre ibres
SetrtebsperfonaIes.
8 nntn. M2ich-- IL 0[nn-

Gem 8etriebs= rnb neutrality-suspicious.
Der Detroit, Gaming & Nortbern @tienbabn
lit Die Wfitt6eilun9 9entacbt tporOen, baB
bonn 10. B. OftS. al ale SalGre iiber $50
per Wtonat binaus I'M 10 9roSent beic6nitz
ten tperOelt. S6ledbte @innabmen tperben
ais @runo Der SparlamfeitS maBregel be-
5et6net.
, 1893-08-17
Die Wet POINTER Gazetteer auf ser
Retie.
Sic weroen mor9en frib in ser meItausfteI.
lun9sitaot eintrefen.
% e It 6 oint, g. q, L. Q(lt0.

Die Gabctten iin6 beute Morgen nm acbt
ltbr bon @eit 8Oint ab9ereiit unO tperoen
morgen fritb UNI 5ebn ltbr in Chicago an
tommen. Sober @abett fiibrt ietne ganse
Serpfle9un9 pGbrenO Oer Gciie, einlcblieBe
li9 oeS Buffers fir Ben &affee, bel iib.
Sic erbaIten oreilnaI ta8li6 aus Sen Spctiez
tpagen beiBen &affee 9eliefert.
, 1893-08-17
Ourd Sic 6elofIemme
miro cine ~5ohIunesfdhi9e Sanf sum Bau.
ferott oetriebert.
Qtbonp,M lo., Il. Slug.

@eftern meI0ete bic v8ant of 9nbanD"
i6ren Bancroft an, neil eS i6r unm09lib
mar, tbre 8ertbpapiere in @elb um3uieben.
9aS 9utbaben Der 8ant betrd9t $11O, 900,
uno bteS9uIoen b~eIaufen it6 auf $50 1000.
, 1893-08-17
6rd6lthe Pibe wdhreno Ser 21Ia=
n0per bel K0nt9sber9.
Gin Ofi5ier erIie9t oem Sonrenfid.
s erIin. II. 9Iltnnlt-

6cute tpur6en Sic Mfau0ber bel &6ntQ5e
berg a6gcbaltel1. 9aS Q8etter ma briiden6
bctB unb bic Sol6oten Iitten itart barurter.
MG6reno bes Man0oers tpur0c Der @raf
<nfoipStroem bonn SOnncniti3 befallen
uno itarb innerbaLb menigcr Winuten.
, 1893-08-17
Nbiiht oSer 6ufau?

SalIei 0, GDL., II. Dug.
6rau S. g. 2tuen, Satin bes Gapitdn
2lucn, beS criten 3eidbnerS in 0er SbiffSz
bauzN6t6etlung 0er Wtore Sslano nJtaoD
purbe bon bieiem qeitcrn Qlbcno,
angebIt9 in Solge zines unglIdIicben gu
faIes, OHrb cinen S9uB t0hli4 perlebt,
, 1893-08-17
Die CDolera
(Cun AUDI pteoer in Qntwerpen ouf=
9etreten.
Sobenswerthe rIa6reqeIn Ger oortieen Ge=
furloheitsb0roe.
SO aibtngton, II. Qlug.

Der @cncralarst @pman erbiclt beute
trltb Die tele9rapbiibe Wel0ung BON Dem
9Stcber0uftreten Der Gbolera in Qlntiperpcn.
8on iecbS 6Guen no6men fitnf ctnen to6t7
lt9en gcrlolt. 9lQe Nu8monberer tper6en
bis ouf QSeitercS flint Sage lang in
8arra6cn iiolirt unO inter i9arfer Gratz
licber 8eObac6tun9 gehalten.
, 1893-08-17
50 eft Superior, g8is.. II. 9(uo.

Sdmmtlicbe biciige StraBenba6nangcz
itcllte baben bcute rib bic 2lrbcit eingc4
itclt, neil Die Observation-Disclosures
ibnen 5umut6et, baB ite iic5 cine 2Oprpe
scntigc 2Obnberabiebung 8efalen laiien
loIen.
, 1893-08-17
Die mittwe oes 2idters Kyle Don
Cincinnati
Jn ihrem iteb5i9lten Sebensjahre eetorben.
8altimp H.. Q(uo

yrau O1arb 81. 8DIc, sic gSitttue 6es
Gtc6ter5 s.. &. &Dle BON cincinnati, unO
Scbpc1ter DeS Commodore Samcs g.
80tftns BON San 6ranciSco lit in ser
@oritaot 2utberui4e, in i3rcm iieb3igiten
Sabre 9eitorbclt.
, 1893-08-17
IIem porfer 80rfe.
2tuf oie 9efrtee 8aiTe foIst beute cine 6auTe.
&c c n 0prf, II. 9(ua.

Ser 6euti8e gttienmarft 5ei8t Elm belize
res @eprGge. Die &urie itanben fat
Our6tpeg UNI ] bis 5 8ro5ent b0ber ais
9eitern. General Glectrtc paren fart in
8egebr, 9ingen auf 403 5uriid, erboIteu iib
ipdtern tpteber unb ftanben 3uleBt auf All.
, 1893-08-17
Oos Self einesp atentmeoiSin.11la
mes bribt 5uiammen.
DerIe5uu9en auer Dirt oie foIee.
TraberIe Gttb, II. Q(uo.

@dbrenb 9eitern 9t6eno einc9 atentne6tz
sin72(n5eigetruppe in einem groBen 53elt
cine Inter9altuug CAB, bracben Die size
5uiamme1, NnO eS entitanb cine 9anif.
Sine groBe Nn5abl BON Yerioncn mlGr6e
mebr oOcr mirtOer Dcrlebt. S. 98. SraOiS,
cin angeicbener 6Ol5bdnbler, erlitt einen
8einbru6 unO nOcb anoerpeitige 8erletz
6l1gelt.
, 1893-08-17
Die D~ermehrur9 oes 1lotenumIaufes ser
Qationdlbanfen.

Die 8iu beS Tinan5s &omites 0es Sez
mates, tpclcbe bic Nationalbanfen sur Ser
mebrung i0rcS gtotenumlaufcS bis gum
pollen 8etra9c Ser bon i6nen bierfiir bi1z
tcrlcgten Stcbcr6eit e~rn1dc6tt9t, iou beute
i'm Senat ouf9enommen lper6elt, miro aber
porauslicbtIicb oHf befti9en G8iOeritanO
itoBe1.
, 1893-08-17
OoppeIwGhrun9ssS timmun9 i'm Scnot.

9as Tinan37&omite 6eS SenoteS miro
OorouSii9tlt9 mor8en cine 8tu betr. ltrz
b~ebin9ten 8iOerrui bcS Sberman7 @elebcS
giinltig einbcricbten unb sic Scitiebunq
zines Ga9es fitr Die Nbltimmun9 iiber Bic
iel6e Dornebnen. @crmutblic6 pir0 6afiir
Oer 30. 2lu8uit; alto 5pei Sage nacb ser
2lbitimmung i'm 6ouie, beitimmt per0en.
Sn ser Senots6iu miro Dernutblicb zinc
Grfldrun9 ST. @uniten Der 9oppel,pG6rung
erfolgen.
, 1893-08-17
StrofenbaRnon9eiteute am Streif.

Deil man ihren &ohn nm 20 pro3ent be
fbnitter.
, 1893-08-17
Oos Stnfen oes preiies fir SLIDER
perurioat in SoIipia cine ernit=
lthe Rrtie.
Die 2e9ierune perIan9t pom Gon9re6 2b=
billie oage9en.
SC e N 81 II. 0[un.

JteD yOrF, II. Nug.
Scr Correspondent bes y6eralb" in Ga
8a8 iDreibt, boB in 8oIipta lue9en bes
Sinfens bes 8retieS fit Silber etne
ernitIiche &riic beitebt. Die 8er8lperfbeitBer
broben, Die Nrbeiten ein5uitelen. lin bies
gu Derbiiten, mill Die &egierun8 BEN Gonz
9reB betDegen, SIT perfii9en, baB Die Sim
gan9S30ue bon iebt an in Sob beSablt per>
ben unO OaB Der @(usfu3r3OH auf Silber
auf9eboben peroe.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16
Half Rates and Fast Trains TO
Chicago Fair via the Penn
syiyanfa Railroad.

The popular excursions to Chicago
which are being run by the Pennsyl-
vania railroad seem to furnish exact
ly what thu people want The first
two trains were well patronized, and
as the vacation season is now well ad-
vance / the remaining excursions will
undoubtedly attract n much larger
number of passengers.
a decided improvement in the
train schedule, which accelerates it
so as to deliver the passengers in
Chicago at an carly hour the follow
ing afternoon, places the special
train almost on an equality in the
matter OF speed wi L the best OK
press trains.
The special trains are composed
Of the standard coaches for which
the Pennsylvania Railroad is famous.
Only one night is passed on the road,
and the arrival in Chicago is so tim
ed as to give abundant opportunity
for engaging quarters before night
fall.
The dates of the next excursion
are August %, September 4th. 10Th,
18th, 25th. The special train will
leave Washington 1915 A. NJ, Balti-
more 1l.2O A. NJ, stopping at York,
Harrisburg, Lewistown Junction, and
Tyrone, arriving in Chicago early the
next afternoon. The excursion rate,
good Only on the special train and
valid for return within ten DAYS, is
Sl7 from Washington and Baltimore,
and proportionately low from other
stations.
This arrangement also applies to
all principal stations on the Balti
more, Elmira, Philadelphia aud Erie
Railroad between Williamsport and
Remove, and principal stations on the
main line and branches between Har-
risburg and Pittsburg.
No one should fail to visit the Fair
with such facilities ut hand.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16
Investigation Tnviied.

OF course it is proper t. enquire
about what any man says Is it true?
The most rigid Investigation is in
v te iLto the estinon a s PUB ished
in behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla
Special attention is called to the high
character of the persons whose tes-
timonials are published by the pro
prletors of this medicine, as eyilenc-
ed by their occupations or endorse
ments. Ia fac no m ,tter where tes-
timo ala s in b h If of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla may be from, it Is reliable
and as worthy of confidence as if it
came from your mos trusted neigh
Dor. Sep.10-1S93.
I'ch on human and horses and all
animals cured IN 30 minutes hy
Woolfords Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by L. BANKS & Co.
Druggists, AIifliintown. Pa. Oct l, Is.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16


Mss jessie Cramer of Patterson is visit
ing in Huntingdon.
Miss Mabel Book of Harrisburg is visit
ing Mrs. w. Il. Manbeck.
Ms. Cramer and daughter Bertha orNil-
roy are visiting Miss Jennie HarSs ia Pat
terson.
The skeleton Of Boyd Murray's house at
the Etst End is up. and is certain prom
iss of a large and handsome house.
Hon. Geo. Skinner, who a few years ago
ran for Congress in this district has been
appointed pension agent at Pittsburg.
The Democratic County Committee met
in the room over DR.. Banks drug store on
I Saturday to arrange for tine coming cam =
paigu.
! The Newport News says: Eating apples
that fell from a tree undernss Il which pota-
1 to plants were sprinklsd with paris green,
made Mrs. Foltz of Center township very il
last week.
! On Sunday fire that started in an ice
house in Minneapolis was famed by high
wind till it had burnt two hundred dwell
ing houses, making 1900 people homeless,
and destroying the entire lumber district
OF the city.
| The barn Of Miss Helen Burns of Lewis
town Junction was destroyed by myster-
ious fire about P. ~, last Thursday night,
excepting a couple of hundred bushels OF
wheat, all this years crop, burnt. Miss
Burns had no insurance on the crop. The
farmer Martin A. Price had $500 on stock,
implements, and his share of the crop. The
I've ste ok was saved.
John g. 5 mith a well known resident OF
Blrree township, Huntingdon county. aged
II years, met with a horrible and fatal ac.
cident while cutting oats. His team drove
over a hornets nest. The insects stung
thc.anima's causing them 10 become un-
manageable, and to run away. Mr.. ssSmith
was thrown from the reaper. fell in front
OF the cutting knife, and had the top Of his
head completely cut off, ore arm badly lac
Grated and body cut, producing instant
death.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16

How many people are governed by
feeling; emotion, prejudice. Not in
tellect.
CLEvELANDs message does not men
ton the question of the revival of
State Banks.
CoxGREss will vote on the question
of repeating the silver bullion bill on
the 2Sth day of August The ques-
ton is now being debated.
CLOSING DOWN. Closing down" are
the brief, but heart sickening short
sentences that are heard in every
manufacturing center. 1t means
loss Of employment for many thou
sands of people.
The only wonder is that the panic
is not more severe than it is, in the
face Of the meeting of the democrat
ic Congress which was elected on the
Cleveland platform that declares that
a protective tariff is unconstitutional.
President CLEVELAND $ message to
Congress has only two points. In
the first point he asks for the repeal
of the bill that requires the. Secre,
tary Of the Treasury to buya stated
amount of silver every month. In
the second point he promises to urge
tariff revision or tariff reform as he
calls it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16

ANOTHER TINE FOR ANY LLNIIH OF TINE,
WHILE WE ARE IN TIE PICTURE BUsI.
NESS.
We will continue making our fine
Cabinet Photographs as low as 81 80
per dozen. These pictures are
mounted on elegant card enameled
Oh back and face, with picture with
high Polish finish superior in quail
ity to to the Aristo Photo 1 have
been taking the last year. However
all those wishing the Aristo picture
l will still make them at the same
price, $50 per dozen.
The extensive patronage and he
many testimonials of the apprecia-
ton of our work, we have received
the last year, gives us renewed cour-
age to go on with these low prices,
and we propose making Miflintovn
headquarters for the finest Photo
graphs for the money that can be
obtained anywhere. adding all the
time new and costly accessories of
the very latest designs giving our
trade the benefit of that which would
cost $500 in the city, for $3.50 in
Miffiintown. We can make pictures
for $1.O0 per dozen such as are made
by all travelling photographer, but
we prefer giving our patrons a much
better picture for very little more
money. Thanking our patrons for
their liberal patronage we solicit a
continuance of the same.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH Hess.
Miffiintown, Pa, March 9, 1898.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16
Dan't NOu Know.

That to have perfect health you
must have pure blood, and the best
way to have pure blood is to take
Hoods sarsaparilla. the best blood
purifier and strength builder. 1t ex-
psls all faint of scrofula, salt rheum,
and all other humors, and at the same
time builds up the whole system an6
gives nerve strength.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16
Newton Hamilton Camp
Meeting.

The Juniata Valley Camp Meeting
at Newton Hamilton on Sabbath was
attended by many people, and the
re.giobs services that day were at.
tended by larger audiences than ever
before in the history of the place. 1t
was a refreshing place for thousands
Of people who love to hear good
preaching and religious singing, and
it bad n moral and religious temper
ing Influence upon other thousands
out in the grove beyond the inner
court hanging on the fringe Of relig
ious influence
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16
LOG HOUSE BANK BARN,
A GOOD HOME INVESTMENT.

The first mortgage hnnls ~ the Niflin-
town and Patterson Water Companies. are
now offered for sale AT the Juniats Valley
Rank. The amount of the issue is S27 900
Ten (lO) bonds are 81 600 each. The rate
Of interest is five C5) percent. clear of tavns
pavahle in semi animal commons The Mif-
Hin coupons in Feh~uarv and Aucusf and
the Patterson coupon. in April and October
The principal is ravab'e in twenty C2nO
wears and redeemable in ten (1Ol years. The
Companies have been in operation Nine
(9) months and have an income thati~ quite
sufficient n meet the interest on the hnnd :
and all other charges The stock holders
Of tn" cOmuanieS are Louis F.. Atkinson .
nresiden'; l. Banks. vice p-aSiian'; r. f
Parker. Secretary; T V. Irwin. treasurer;
Jeremiah LYONS. F ". Pennell W III F.
Hoopes and VIM. ". Banks. and they pur-
pose to keep safe the interests Of patrons
h0rd-hOlfers and creditors before they take
an, ret1rn for their own inves iment. FIX.
cept the Original Court House bonds which
bore six 60 per cent. interest. There has
never been so good a bond investment offer
ed 70 investors. Price par and accrued in
tCrest.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16

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 hot
ties 10 cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co., Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa.
Nov IA, Iy.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-16
COURT PROCLAMATION.
ANDREW BASHORE,
Assignee.

Whereas, the Hon. JEREMIAH LYONS,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the Forty-First Judicial District.
composed Of the counties of JunIata and
Perry, aud the Honorahles JOSIAH. BAR
TON aud J. p. WICKERSHAM, Associlte
Judges of the said court Of Common Pleas
Of Juniata county, by precept duly issued
and to me directed for holding Court of
Oyer and Terminer aud General Jail Dcliv-
cry, and General Quarter : Sessions Of the
Peace at MifEiintOwu, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1898.
BEING THE 4th DAY OF THR MONTH.
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. to the COrone er,
Justices of the Peace and COnStables of the
County of JuRiata. that they be then and
there in their proper persons, at 10 O'Clock
IN the forenoon ct said day, with their rec =
ords, inquisitiOns. examinations and Oyer
rCmemberances, To do those things that to
:heIr offices respectfully appertain, and
those that are bound by recognIzanCe to
prosecute against the prisoners that are or
may be in the Jail of said county, be then
and there to prosecute against them as
shall be Just.
By an act OF the Assembly, passed the
9th day Of May, 1854, it made the duty Of
Justices OF the Peace of the several cOun-
ties of this Commonwealth to return to the
Clerk OF the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of
the respective counties, all the recognI-
zSnces entered into before them by any per-
son or persons charged with the oumls.
sion Of anv crime, except such cases as may
be end ed before a Justice of the Peace, un
der existing laws at least ten days before
the commencement of the session OF the
Court TO which they are made returnabIe
respectively, and IN all cases where racOg-
nizauces are entered into less than ten days
before the commencement Of the session to
which they are made returnable, the said
Justices are to return the same in the same
manner as if said act had not been passed.
Dated at Mifflintown, the md day of
Aug't in the year of our Lord, one thou
and eight hundred and ninety-three.
SAMUEL LAPP, Sheriff.
SHEBIFF's OFFICE,
Mittiintown, August 2, 1898.