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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-08

In the Circuit Court Of Marion County, in the
State Of Indiana.
No 100 Complaint In attachment.
4. KohIby Jamts Duny.
Re Il known, that the 9th day o. February, ls3.
thu above named piainsiH, by ms attorneys ule 1
in the Office Of the Clerk Of tho CireJit Court OF Ma
County IN the stat OF Indiana. his com piss e
against tn above Hatned defendant, and tae sat1
plaintiff having also h.et in said Clerks oihcs tie
afidavit of a competent pors n, showing that said
defendant James Duty Is not resident 81 the StGts
Of Indiana, and that said acton Is rought 10 ons
force the collection OF tho pR NUNS demand Oy pro-
ceedings ia attachment aud punishment. and that
said defendant Is necessary party eretO, and
VIII reas said plaintiff having, by OndOrs sment on
said com 2aint, required SAID Dc sDGant - appear
in said court and answer or demur thereto, On the
Let dsy OF May, 1895
Now, therefore. by order 81 said Court, ssid cs-
feudant last ABOVE named = reby MS tel o
the n lug and pendency OF said comp laiGt against
him. and that unless ne APP ar ard answer or de-
thereto. 1t the calling OF "a cause on tho Isl
Gag OF May, 1885, ths same being the first
judicial dAy OF term 0t sa out, g. D. begun and
he d at the Court House ia the City OF Indianapolis.
on the first Monday in May. 1898. said cCE,-
plaut and the matters and thing therein coutaned
and alleged, viii be heart ana determined in bis
absence. JOIN Il Mli--ON. Clerk.
PIokens. Chambers * Moores, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. 10
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Named Accidentally.

Lie
why do YOU sign your name John B. B.
B Bronson?" asked Hawkins
Because it is my nsms." said Bronson.
"I was cnristsnsd by . minister who slut
tared
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lTArE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. S:

In the Circuit Court Of Marion County, in the
State OF Indiana.
No 6.55l. Complaint 10 quiet title TO real estata
]. Davis 1t al.
Be it known, that on the 18th day Of February,
1893 the above named plaintiff, By ovid b. Jameson
attorney. hled in the ONO IN C.erE OF the
Ircait Court OF Marion county. in the state o. In
diana her Complaint against ths above named de-
iendauts and the said plaintiff having Hlso filed in
said Clerk Office the affidavit Of compel ut tyrsoa,
showing that sad dcleadGnts Elizabeth J Davis
Hannah Walker and Marion Walk T. her husband
beatOn Davis, liliio Copkln and Charles Conkilns
her ht.. band, Henry Davis, George Davis. susan
Davis Thomas Davis, Iona Nay Davi-. Elizabeth
Clppls and John L. Capp e, her husband arc nos
residents OF the state OF Indiana, and shat this
action is brought to Try anu quiet The ti.e % resl
tztRt- "A tine County 0i Marion, otats OF Andiina,
an that said LIST named defen ian.s are necessary
parties - the determination oil this action, and
whereas said piantiu having b. eEdorsem II on sAo
complaint req ired de- ndants 10 bppea- Ia san
Curt aud lswer % demur thereto, the 24lh day
OF April, 1888
Now therefore by order OF said Court. said de-
fe dants last named are hereby notified oi tbs
filing and n5rnoy OF said comp amt against n IA.
ana that unless they pesr and answer or dem ~
thereto at the calling Of said cause tie p dGy
OF APRIL 1885, the beng the 45d judicial day %
a term OF e. court, to be began aud held at the
Court House in the City OF IHdIauapO - on the rt
Monday in March, 1885: aid complaint and the
matters and Things therein contained aud alleged,
will be heard aud determined in their absence.
JOHN r WILSON. Clerk
Ovid B. Jameson, Att0rnet Tor P.aintih. is
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Champion for had Luci.

lis he such an unlucky mani" asked
Mrs. Mugs
"UnIucky2 Why. that man has tooth
ache in his false teeth"
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Many persons keep Carriers Little Liver
Pills on hand to prevent bilious attacks,
sick headache. dizziness. and find them
Just what they need.
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The Prize List.

For the most unique and generally interesting
puzzle SIS.
For the best three lots Of fouF original verse
puzzles, 80, s. and 8 respectively.
For the best lots OF original puzz es, $40
and So
For other work OF especial merit ten prizes worth
81 each aud lou teen prizes worth 81 each.
No competitor will receive more than one award.
The competition will close June 80, but puzze-mak-
srs will do we'll 10 commence work Is early ss
poesible.
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KNOTTY PROBLEMS.

Iour readers are invited TO furnish original enig-
mas. charAdes, riddles, REFUSES, and other Knotty
Problems, addressing all congratulations relative to
this department to Z. b. ChsdbOurn Lewiston. Me- !
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En. A.AS5-RInnISs.

Flo. 4, A55-BIanls.
TO be filled with the same letters transposed.l
A cuiprt who had against the laws Of the
Ian l. and had among other crimes. been convicted
OF mans sughtrr sentenced TO spend the re-
mainder oihis days in prison. He laid plan by
which he hoped to escape, but ths irusty - DIS
cover tine evidences Of his plan in = in his
cell and his Ian thereby frustrated. The Gull
prit put In irons Tor thirty days as = for Lis
behavior MIS-. +.
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PAIN RE NJ t by
That instantly stops the sxcruciating paiu slisyI
Infnm alton and cures Congestion, VII thor OF tia
Lungs, Stomach, Bowels OF other glands or orsGas.
ARLINGTON, n.
DR.. Railway; have used Jour Ready r lief Pills
aud 5arsRpariliien Resolgent, and think tbAt thsE
are the standard remedies Of the world They oGrt
when all others fail
NORMAL, I'll
years. aud have cured al dissa es bsvs aver
trested. Ihavs cured Gases vhsu other doctors hst
given Up O. hopelssL have the best SUCCESS gith
infamnatorJ rheunAtisn- .,.
March 3, 1891 MRS ,. = sCdELLA
INTERNALLY. half to ts.spooHfal in mali
tumGer OF water will. in q few minutes, cure
Cramps, Spssms. Sour Stomach. Nausea. VomIt 9,
Heartburn NeTv Iusuess, Sieoptsssness. Sick IA al
ache. Dlsrrhsa, Collie Flstuiency, aud all InternH
Pains
and Prevented.
There is not remedial agent the world that
win cure fever and ssue and ali other ma roGs ell
iOus Rad other feVsrs. aided bT RAW Y FlAsl4s'
20 quickly as Railways READY RaLiEE.
A sare Cur for F-~-r a"d Aga.
RADWAY's 8EADY RELIEF is "a SUR cure ~
we'll as preventive OF fever and Azae, Hsee Is l
remedy Tor s. that viii thls dis as 0H-
lively and enabl person 30 1--we il ths F1rst ~ -
district rec from attacks. Tnst better tA2n tas
legion OF agGe cures, quiniue cho ogogdss, 90 IL
has cured thousands. TTsnIy drops - 4 teas S'oa-
Jul in glass OF water taken the hrs thing on Sss-
ting OF bed In ths morning. will Proteos ths fff-
ten from attacks. One 50-cent bottle viii cGfo "a
entire family and have enough left TO stop all <tnis
o. pain that May trouble you, sithsr from soSl1sa'
or disease.
Doc per Bottle. Sold by Druggists.
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THE OUTRAGE OF THIS AGE.
A DISSERTATION ON cRINoLINE AND
IT'S BAD EFFECTS.

Were There Women in the Legislature SEN
ator BOord's Anti-Crinoline Resolution
Would Not Have Been Referred to the
Committee on swamp Lsnds-A Discus
sion of the All-Absorbing subject.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-08

No. 4,45O-M etagram.
About the beec trees dapplei one
In autumn days q crew
OF fairy-footed squirrels run
10 gather up their tUO.
Each knows a three TO hold ais store.
And swiftly moves his crops,
So tightly pouohed within his jour,
nut no sometimes drops
The velvet fUe beneath the sod
Has dark and devious ways,
For many Str-I mean q rod
The miners ssUeH he plays.
Eight idler here L seem TO be-
A ne er-do-Heli who comes
To Hihe the birds from of she tree,
By streTing cracker crumbs.
No. 4, 451-Anagrssn-
In the city, in the country.
It's strains are often heard;
And The dear old cart h0rss''
Can rival any bird.
CORA.
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91ADNAY'S .s..u.s
IA Sarsaparillian
ReSOIyeni.
Ths Great Blood POrinNr,
For The Cure Of Chronic Disease.

c,b,onic Rheu,Datsm, soroiuls, Hacking Dry Cough,
Canesrous Affections. eeding OF the Lungs, MIA
swelling Tum r. H. p Disease, BrOneIitis
Not only does the carsafarills hssoiVent excel a.
remedial agents in the OF Chronic soro 1tSes
Constltutional and SKIN Diseases, 0at As tho only
csft f.P
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KINNEY AND BLADDER COMPLATSTS

Gravel, Diabetes, DrOps!, StODpas; OF water, Ia
eoptineuce o. Urine, Btights Disease, AlbamiauriA'
and ia all cases there ars orek-duHt deposits
or the water thick eloudY, mixed vth suos'a lae'
Ike the white OF IN ayg or threads like white SILK
or there is . morbid, darE bilious aP2eatsnoa, aal
Whit bone lust deposits, and when tn re Is pfls<
ing burning sensation when passing the Water, A0d
psip in the small OF the back and along the Ions
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Answers.

4 430-FAith.
44Si-1. sis-kiH. 2 sys-tole. 8. System. & Cis-
alpine.
4s2-1 Ball-hOwsrs 2 Billels, g. Bracket. l.
Cupola s. Egg and anchor 6. Flying buttre>s.
Z F ills g. Header. 9. Linen scroll 10. Quoins.
443S-Speed, deepa
4.<34-BrilliAnL
ass
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No. 4.A5e-Hnlf SQUARE.

No. 4,452-Hah Square.
l. A letter. 2 Az exclamation. s. A town Of
Persia. Wore J. L. The OccdenL & 4 town of the
United Stats OF Colombia. 8. village, Dodge
county Ainnotota Z. Those who Eiss. 6 The ju-
risdiction OF pashR. g. reveier 10 CheoEercd.
IL. A story. IL A township, Wake count, North
Carolina A. +. Holt.
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d.. Ralway's Sarsaparii!iaH Res0IVeaL

Aremsiy somposed Of Ingredients ot s1trAocdln-
,9 m di,.i nro rites. essentially - .Eiy hszl,
T.1air sad iavigora the brok n doWn a2t WAsssl
hcJT Ouicz pleasant, safe aud . .rman AT h "a
treatment aud .Bre. Sold 6F all drdyIisA UNI
DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
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Dear Sir: / thought would write you AID tell
YOU what wonderful work your SarsAparilliha be
solv MT has done for six " eks 10 could not
moe without the greatest pain with disease o. the
kidnrTs [ have tried every kind OF Imminent and
dierent med cine and had my doctor to prescribe;
but moth ny did any good until tri d our a soIv-
nore,. Your P lis are q God-ssnd. have recon-
mended the IN to over hundred uersons, Who ail say
- MRS TON NRUIN,
TOM RARDIN, Yard Msstsz.
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DIR. Radwav-Dear Sir; have used AL your rem
.dies with great suecess in pr oticei and the way
fo.ud ia-or with your Resolvent IL cured me OF
d sbeses after three physicians had given me up
detected change in my urinein Two honrs aiteI tue
frat dose aud three bottles cured me our Trend
HAe' NN'N' - THOS u. PAGE.
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Athens, NJ &C. Depots.
IIid,, ers Returning 10 HeRlthv State.

Rdway h Co-Ientlemen: am now taking the
attn hottie of your ResO, vent and am receiving
great benefit from it when all other medicine.
failed and M Kidneys are returning % health
condition, and would recommend u . al suhefin 3
hon, snv disease whatever from their Kidneys He
syeetiully your, - - ,,,.-.L ~
Diabetes.
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r. +. +
RADW AVS
READY RELIEF
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for
Family Use in the World.
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs Pneumonia, Brou-
chitis, determinations. CougestiOns. Influenza
Difficult Breathing cured and prevented by
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

IE hAmmstion of the Kidneys. Inflammation OF
tie Bladder, InhsmmatilR of the 6owsis, Cooxss-
ton of the Lungs, Pa pitston Of she arr; Hv'i r.
ios. Group, Diphthsria catarrh, Influenza, GILL
Chilis. Ague Calls, Chilbains FroSt-bitsI. SsrV-
business, Size lessness.
The application Of the READY RRLISF 80 .as
part parts where the difficulty pain exists will
9 ord ease and miOrt.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is the only n
e1iR agent vogue that will aisantly stop pain Is
Instantly relieves and soon cures
Rheumatism. Neuralyia,
sciatica,
Headache,
TOOthache,
Inflammation.
Asthma.
Influenza.
Difficult Breathing,
Lumbsgo, Swelling of the Joints, Pains in
Back, Chest OF Limbs.
Railways Ready Relief Is Cure for Every
Pain, S9rains, Bruises. II Was the
First ana Is the Only
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fCIENFNr EEyANDfE
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CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY. s.:

JOuN K sun CLERK
Turrell & Hopkins. Attorney, for P,alntiG Is
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CTATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. IS.

Lucius B. swift, attorney .oT platnuG. l.
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Held Many Omces.

The Selinsgrove Tribune saws:
Hon. Jere Grouse who took his seat
as Associate Judge of this county the
first week in January, now holds the
thirtythird commission received at
the hands of the Governors of Penn
svlvania and Post Master Generals of
the United States. The first one was
n colonel's position bv Governor Pol
lock, three bv the Postmaster Gen
erals and twenty-nine bv the Govern
ors OF Pennsylvania The last was
given bv Governor Pattison TO the
Office that be now holds. He was
prothonotarv and clerk of the courts
of this county for twentv-ope years.
We believe he exceeds any other
man in the State of Pennsylvsnis in
the number of commissions issued to
any one man.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-02-08
SHORT LOCFLS.

The average man is i'll ten days in
year.
The ice below the river bridge, left
last Thursday.
Miss Bess Pennell visited friends
in Washington last week.
A fierce wind kept people awake
most all of last Friday night.
E. S. Doty of Bedford, came to
town on business on Saturday.
Samuel Imes of ofMcAlistersville was
taken suddenly i'll several days ago.
Congressman Atkinson spent Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday at home.
A thief last week stole stove out
of Williamsport coal dealers of
fee.
Ex county commissioner VIM. Ulsb,
is still in a critical condition of
health.
Eighteen new members joined the
Lutheran church in this place on
Sunday.
j. H. Simons is not well as the re.
suit of fall On the ice, few even,
ings ago.
A new mail route between Oriental
and Richfeld, was opened on the Isl
of February.
McAlisterville has a number of cit
liens, who are between the ages of 81
and 80 years.
Thanks are due Senator Woods
and Representative Wilson for pub
Iic documents.
Don't miss Rev. David Beale's lee
ture on the evening Of the 14th IL
the Court House.
B. T. Burchfeld has bought th'
peach orchard of Maurice Leonard il
Milford township.
1t will not do to slight the ground
hog. 1t did not see its shadow
Behold the result
The Communion of the Lord
Supper was observed in the Luther
an church Oh Sabbath.
David Swartz, auctioneer, ha
bought the David Naylor farm Il
Spruce Hill for $500.
Mr.. Cambell of Altoona, spent Sun
day with Mr. Cleve i'll Patterson. MI
Cambell is Mrs. Cleve's father
The Port Royal Lutheran congre
CATION has been increased by the ad
mission of nineteen new members.
President L. S. Parker, of tn
Washington, ID. c., Columbia banl
spent Sunday and Monday in Juniats
Representative Herman NORTH
passed the Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. James North, in town
David Slaughterback formerly c
thls place, but now a resident Of Al
iata' Ga, is visiting relatives in Jun
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-02-08
A SUMNER NORMAL SCHOOL.
Sum mer Norm al

do respectfully inform the public that
Professor Josiah J. Esler, Jr., and the un-
dersigned, will conduct
Summer Normal
in the ii film Academy Building, during
the Spring term Of 1893. The session will
begin on April 3rd, 1898, and con-
tinue for eleven weeks
The TEACHERS CLASS" will consist
only of such persons who desire 10 prepar G
themselves for the County Superintenlents
summer examinations. and We shall end deay-
or TO make tie instruction as thorough ssd
practical as possible. Those who wish 10
study Latin, the Higher Mathematics, Gen
crai History, Rhetoric, Bookkeeping, etc.
will also be sccommOda ated. For sdescrip-
tive circular address Prof. J. J. Eaer, Jr.,
Nifilintown, Pa.
MILTON c. SWIGART, Principal,
AcVeytown, Glffiin county, Pa.
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sale Register.

February l4.-Mchael Gahsrt Will sell at
south of Evendale, seven horses, three
nules -four cows, Jersey heifer, six yo ung
cattle, ten shotes, oats, corn, hay, farm m a.
chinery and implements. Sale at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
Feb'v o5.-"rs. Jacob L. Page. will sci
at h-r rlacs ofresidenca in Monroe town
ship. miles south of EvendsIe. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, black mare. one mule
years old, two year old colt, cows.
heifer, farming implements of all kinds,
and many other articles.
March 1st.-William GraybIlI at his place
of residence, in Delaware township. one
mile South Of East slem, Eighty head of
ty-one sheep, twelve shoteS. all kinds Of
farm implements, household goods, apple
butter, potatoes ard other articles to num-
srous to mention.
March 6.-Joseph G. Long, Assignee of
Ezra Smith, will sell on the farm of the As
signor in Fayctte township. at 10 O'Clock
A. n, two good work horaes. two good
mares, two colts. three cows. five Young
cattle. ! SOW, sh0tNs. and all kinds of farm
ing implements, household goods, &c
March 9-Thursdav-A W, Sieher and
wife. will sell at Bunkertown. IN Fayette
township, 4 horses, 6 COWS. IL Young cat
tie all JERSEYS. SOW. 13 shotes. farming i'm
plements and household goods. Sale at
10 A. ". James Crvenv, A uctioneer.
March 17.-Robert Patton will sell on
the Wilson Gross farm, two miles west of
Thonpsontovn, six horses, two cows
eight Young cattle. one four horse wagon,
one Oliver chilled pillow. harrow, three
front gesr'. collars, brides aud other arti.
eles. Sale at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. A. Fl
Snyder, Auctioneer; NJ. L. Kinsl o, Clerk.
ksrch-Tussd,v.-On Tuesday the 2lst
day of March, 1898, at 10 O'Clock A. W,
Joseph Rethrock. two niles east of Niffiin-
town, horses, cows, voung cattle, fiue
sheep, lot OF hogs. farming machinery aud
implements OF all kinds, household goods,
etc. Fl. II. Snyder. Auctioneer.
March 22.-Otis Rumberger viii sell at
his place of residence at Locust Run, Walk
or township, horse, cows, young cattle,
sheep, farming implements and household
and kitchen furniture. ale to commen ce
at 10 o'clock a. n.
Thursday, March %, '93.-Solomon
Manbeck, will sell at his place ofresid ence.
in Walker township, miles west OF
ThOmpsonto wn, horses, mares, COWS, young
cattle, sheep, shoats, farming implements,
wagons, horse gears, harness, g.. Sale at
10 A. II. Fl. II. Snyder, Auctioneer.
March 2i.-Henry W. Seber will sell at
his place, mile east of Mfiintown, horses,
cattle, machinery aud farming implen ents
OF all kinds. Sale at 10 A. NJ.
Tuesday, March 2s;h.-At his resid ence
in Walker township, at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ,
Josiah Gingerich, will sell six horses and
colts, 4 Holstein cows, bulls, steers, 10
sheep, shoots, farming machinery, includ-
ing one eight horse power, separator, with
mounted power, wagons, sleds, gears, &c.
n. II. Snyder, Auct.
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Booked for Court.

This is court week, and the cases
for trial, all told, number five, as fol
lows
The slander case of Jacob r. Hen
derson VS.. Holmes R. Groninger.
The case of Eliza Benner, against
constable Albert Hackenberger for
selling in the name of John Benner
property that she says belonged to
her.
Com. VS.. Reed Mitchell, fornica-
ton and bastardy. ProsecutrtI,
Louisa Woodward
Com. VS.. William Sreffer, fornica-
ton and bastardy Prosecutrix, Ida
NJ. Hockenberry.
Com. VS.. Geo. Lewis, larceny of a
memorandum book. Prosecutor, p.
d. Calhoun:
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TIE Rms.

subscription, s1.50 per annum If paid
IN sdvsnce; $500 If not paid in advance.
Transient advertisements inserted at so
csnts per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices in local COL
ann, 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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IS utskin deep. There are Thousands ofladiss
| who have regular features and would be &C.
corded the palm of beauty were il not for poor
complexion. To ell such We recommend Or.
HEEaAS VIOLA CREAM es possessing these
qualities that quickly change the most sallow
and florid complexion to one of natural health
and unbleInished beauty. 1t cures Oily skin.
Freckles, Black Heads, Blotches, Sunburn,
Tan, Pimples and all imperfections of the
skin 1t is not cosmetic but cure, y.st = Bet
ter for the toilet table than powder. ,-oiJ =
Druggists or sent post paid rpoE Ecslsp' % &c.
c. c. BITrNEh CO., Tc.ocs, y.
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.TFFLTNTOwN MARKETS.
HI'TLsrows. February 8, 1898

PHnADELPHIA MARKETS February
9Th, 1S93-Wheat rs 10 7Sc; Corn
80 to 53c; Oats 41c; Live Chickens,
IL to l2c lh; Butter, Pennsylvania
creamery % TO SOC a ID; June cream
cry "a to 25c; hand or ladle packed
20 to 24c; Job prints, 80 to 33c; eggs
so to 40c; cioverseed 13c 10; dress
ed beeves to cents; Beet cattle 3
to 81; Sheep 81 to &c a lb; Thin COWS
so TO S25; Mich COWS s25 to $50;
hogs lie ID
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Notice to the Voters of Fer.
man agh township.

The undersigned Auditors of Fer.
managh Township; have secured the
Register and Recorder Office in the
borough of Miffiintown as the place
where certificates of nomination, and
nomination papers as well as objec
tions to the same are on file, and op.
en- for inspection by the voters Of
said township.
WELLINGTON SMITH,
H. A. STAIBAUGH,
.fudifors.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-02-08
500 Reward.

To any person, if he fails to find at
Meyers the celebrated Sweet Ore &
Co. OveralIs at the following prices:
Lot 81 light weighs at 45c; the best
make Lot No. Amos Kiag at 60c.
FERD MEYERS,
Wholesale & Retail Clothier, Bridge
street, MiffiintowD, Penna.