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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-08-14

Their object is to increase their power
until they dominate ths state as they now
dominate its two principal cities, override
the representatives of the country and
control the legislation and official patron.
age of tha state, and secure Pcnnsylvania's
seats IN the United Statas senate, thereby
TO control federal patronage. With thi:
object in view, they have taken the gov
ornor into Hmitcd partnership, with
''The Administration" as the firm name
But, except on paper, the governor cuts nc
1gure III the opposition to Quay.
SO far as he Is concerned, it Is of little con
sequence whether Quay or the combine
wins. AS long rs the combine needs him
rs q partner it will support the admins
tration' with enthusiasm. When he can
nc la2Ecr serve tho COS line he v-.' DE
rs-it.cdllE. cAc-& r.tro r.-Mv.. sdale
c-.i:cl.
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and we favor him for the next Presi
dent of the United States.
Rssolsed, That the Republicans o.
Juniata county deprecating the un
fortunate contest waged in our party
for supremacy, now seek harmony
and peace, and to that end recon-
mend the selection Of his exceIlency
Daniel Fl. Hastings as permanent
chairman of the State convention
and believing :ha. the interests of tn:
party as we'll as of the nation, will. as
heretofore, be advanced and further
ed by the services of tho Honorable
Mathew Stanley Quay, unhesitating
ly recommend him for tho position ol
chairman of the Republican State
Control Committee.
Resolred, That the services of our
representative in Congress, Hon.
Thad. N. Makon meet the approval
aud deserve the endorsement of the
Republicans of Juniats county
Resotved, That the Hon. J. NJ.
Woods, Senator for this district and
Hugh Latiiner Wilson, member of
the Assembly for Junia'a county dis,
charged their official duties well and
faithfully, and their official course
deserves and has our unqualified
commandGtion.
Resolred, That the Republicans of
Juniata present Hon. Louis E. At
kinson as candidate for Judge of the
Superior court and oDr delegate is
hereby instructed 10 support him for
the position.
The nav county committee as Sc
lectcd by the respective return judges
are.
Boale-R. II. Brown, Charles
farmhouse.
Greenwood-S. E. Z9iders, L. A.
Woodward.
Fayetts-J. II. Janis IN, David
Charters.
Observation-Disclosures Schweyer,
1. n. Wilem.p.
Dslaware-L. K. Meyers, A. B.
Evans.
Lack-R. H. Patt. rson, I. n. Car
'uthera.
Pattsrson-D. s. Ricllenbaush, j.
?. Ciaro.
Mifiintowr-Frcd Espanschada,
Oaa;el Harley.
.Nilford-Gso. Z Balsbach, Joseph
ernest.
Monros-Thos. G.. Lauver. jerome
shelly.
Walker-O. G. Detra. james G..
Thompson.
Turbett-Wm, Herizler, Charles
flffiey.
THe"srorG-A. J. William son, Wm.
:. McGi!l.
Slsqu9ha2aa Levi L;gh', \. S.
i,nbar..
Porj E1yal-A. J. Petit, Z. G..
Frazier.
Spruce Hili-H. L. Evans, s. L.
dauger.
Thompsontown-E. e. H;1, J. G.
icCurdy
Chairman, Wm. II. Kauff nan.
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Relief In Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
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''NEw GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
CURE This new remedy is great
surprise on account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain in the
bladder, kidneys, back and every part
of the urinary passages in male OF
female. It relieves retention of wa
ter and pain in passing it almost i'm
mediately. If you want quick relief
and cure this is your remedy. Sold
by L. Banks & Co., Druggist, Milf
fintown, Pa. Feb. 6.
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SENATOR QUAY TO THE vOTE3s
= CS.iess aG.,rs. Municipal Corruption
and Gang Coairoi.

= Coolest aGR,rs. Municipal Corruption
and Gang Coairoi.
PITTsBURG, Aug. l2.-Aa editorial in the
Fittsburg Dispatch OF last Saturday. re-
fcrring to SenEtor Quay's recent declara-
ton that bis fight IS one scr coed govern
ment and better politics, pointed cut abe
necessity and opportunity for him to de-
fine til, principles TO bo maintained In
state ana local government" IN reply to
that call Senator Quay ssDds the follow
ing, which appears IN todsy's Dispatch.
After roterriIsy t. the campaign foc :he
craftsmanship CT the Stats Republican
committee the senator sH2:
Tho municipal combinations in the twc
great cittos Of Philadelphia and pitts1urq
constitute ths Icos: important f.gtors IL
the cpaoIit;o1. Their methods and pur
poses bring, in our Judgment, sinister art
selfish, indirect hostile. TO TIC bc.t Ia ter,
ests OF the people CT those citics, ana PFC
cGetivc of EaiSsovc-Anont.
in our uaGmcps success Will ccni,ai,
the state organization against the use Of
money III politics; to resistance to corpors
ate control of the legislatures and iruni-
cipal councils; bring political primaries
aTd elections into a form OF civil service
which VIII prevent tho sUslavcmcEt of
public officers ani employees, and ccurpoil-
ing those appointed to preserve the peace
ana to coniine themselves to their official
duties; To- absolute freedom ard fairness
in bcstoG!nS state, county ana municipal
contracts, and the punishment of any form
or fayoritiSm; against exclusive franchises
to deal In public necessities, comforts,
conveyance and sanitary rCquircipcrts;
and 20 recognition Or ability and Fl Iciity
in tho public service, kcspi,g service 10
tho cofCtry oycr fU-oIass: when accom-
p2Gicc By ability and E.nCss.
Eurtl,SrInoro, public ciicu should be
for this public LeaoGt, and its term in sub
ordinate positions shoGid be during good
behavior; no state or county e.nplcyc or
officer should ko perSnitted TO influence
primaries or elections, or should upon any
prctcnsc be assessed upon his salary; ali
unnecessary positions gEi salaries should
be abolished A!i lIIni:i."i s.rcrfi.ures
and tazati;a sao:.1t l. rsircei; there
should be 4 uniform b"5ls ct yaluatiqn CT
ps:.e;;'y i2r sublic poses; corporations
emo jiDs SGtlic privileges should pay for
thsn; schools shonid bc divorced from
politics aad kept fsec from political infiu-
euce or control. At tie next session OF
our legislature laws necessary for the es-
tablishmcnt of those reforms should be
enacted.
In our Judgment the present contest
viii resul, IN the success and evolution
sential to the continued supremacy of the
Republican party IL Pennsylvania. Yours
sruly, VI. ). QUAY.
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Th!s Is VIVA; CAf.s I:..cG says: 10
argue tn.s Senator Onhy's y,ci-,iy wosid
,ncar AZ improved coas.s!oG Il. t..:ass in
bA.iGGo!-A or il:ts5urs i5 to s.ve the
cieares: evidence OF ignorance of the polit-
ical and legislative history OF the state on
tle part of those who do so.' Which
means, Of course, that the Nages method
Of government is the corrcc. one, and it is
from Magee's standpoint. But Che people
have served notice on Chris that it is
time for him to step down. They want a
change and nre willing to take chances on
their ignorance Of the Pohtiea! and legis-
lative history OF tie state. Tho Mage
end of the history is not popular.
keesport Times.
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Special Trains 10 Nlt. Gretma
via PemRsylvanla Rallr0ad

For Farmers Encampment at Mt
Greina the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has arranged to run a sps-
cial train, returning August 23, leav-
ing Mt. Gretna at 5-50P NJ, stopping
at Narysville, Duncannop, Newport,
Thompsontown, Port Royal, Miffiin.
Lewis.own Junction. McVeytow WI,
MI. Union, Huntingdon, Petersburg,
Spruce Greek, Birmingham, Tyrone,
Beiwoo1, and Altoona.
Regular train leaving Harrisburg =
- 9.35 A II, August l9 to "a inclu-
sive, VII stop at Conewago, on uotice
to conductor to let off passenge ho'd-
ing tickets to Mt. Gretna issued for
this OCCASION. Passengers on tra;n
leaving Altoona 500 A NJ. can con,
meet with above train at Harrisburg
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OIlIUNICATED.
..They that would be free
Themselves must strike the blow -

''lney thlt TouiI be Tree
| Themselves rpust strike the blow
.Hr. Ed,to-:-Sy your permission
through your vl'plb'e paper, 1 beg
leave to introduce a subject for tie
consideration Of property holders
and business men, which I cyaq;ler
of vital importance at this iim,. Calm
and deliberate discussion is @lways
ttciif1l Of good results.
Ind without visiting words by fur
thsr preiiminarios OF viii mention at
ones the important subject 1 refer to
1t is the thraldom of fire in surance
g7der whi.ii ouc twin b0rou shs aro
growing aGI fE?m which there seems
- he 10 appatsat relief. That thi
slre lnSuCaqce Trust has hacom5 op
prsssiso AL aX; yrs;ona.e 10 the great
dUtiiment of our business men as
well as rsal cstato holders, needs no
further proof than the mera mention
OF the TACT, that rates have been rais
ed il some localities to three PEI
cent.-Au outrage in the extreme
And this Increase his been made, too
since the introduction Of the best wa
ter facilities il central Pennsylvania
and our fire department, the two
forming a msaas OF protection tha;
renders spread of fire almost i'm
possible OF this then there has
baan mora than one practical demon
stration. N1w insurance ought to
be protection and not a robbery,
and our present unfortunate ai.ua
iiOn will never DC changed unless We
strike the blow to freeing ourselves
And the prime pies upon which
propose to seek deii7arauce is cne
that has been laid down long ago,
and successfully followed in our OWE
county and all around If a Com
pany car make lnoaey by taking and
ci-ry!ng our risks" in 3 b2dy. Why
not 60 to work 1T once and organize
4 Home Mutual Fire Insurance Com
panY and limit its operation to gu,
twin boroughs2 There is 70 simpler
, safer, better and n?re satisfactory
! system Of insurance than the Farm ers
Mutual, limited to tee rural distric s
osst OF tie river, and [ soa similar
Company is now in full operation OF
the west side. This is no longer ar
experiment, fer the former has besr
in operation for about twenty years
AID 1 am reliably informed that this
Company has well nigh aborbed al
the property within its territory.
similar plan of mutual insurance i
s1opted by our t;s,n boroughs wouli
prove highly satisfactory in more
ways than one. 1t would save Us a
least four-ffth of all our money tha
is now paid over to the trust. W.
would take more interest in the fire
department ana make it more effect
i've. We wouid take better care t
have our premises secure agains
danger. If an inceniisry fire woul,
occur all would take an interest i
bringing the guilty wretch to Jus
, tice. We would all take deepe
interest in the safety of our town,
{ for fire in any quarter would cor
cern rs all. In conclusion let m
urge serious but prompt consider.
r ton of the subject, and if any dout
p the feasibility Of this scheme, let th
! objections be given. and if they ca1
q not be satisfactorily answered til
. fault will be in the plan or system
: propose. CITIZEN
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Totals 73

Af5er the chair announced the rc-
suit OF th9 election held cp Saturday
\. b. Evans was nomiu2tsd and
placed on the ticket for Col1ty Sur-
vsyor, there having been uo candi-
dtte regularly announced.
j. 0. BroYn, of Bsale township,
WAS placed upon The ticket for Cor
one, there having been ~ one reg
ulariy announced.
Hon. YIN. Hartzier, J. c.. Thomp-
son erd Stewart L. hauger were APP
pointsd a committee to draft re.olu
tions, expressive of the sentiment oil
the convention.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
ResolUs5, That the Republicans OF
Juniita county again declare theii
faa'ty TO the Republican party and
their belief in Republican principles
The black cloud of financial aud bus
mess distress envsloped this natior
until the magnificent victory of 1894
replaced the Democratic majority o
80 III the House of Representative.
Of tie United States with tho Repub
lican majority of 149, and the powe
of the Democratic party to do furthe
harm TO the industries of the Unite,
St,tss was effectually destroyed. TIL
defeat OF the Democratic party CAV
ous people hope and the revival o
business meager and unsatisfactor
as il is marks tie dawn OF the pros
perity that will come when the exc
cutive and Legislative departments c
the general government are unde
full Republican control
Resolrsd, That we hail the HoI
Thomas 3 Reed as the leading spiri
of the next congress Of the Unite
States and believe his brilliant recor
as speaker of the 31st Congress wi
be equaled by his achievements i
speaker of the next Congress.
EeSolued, That we recognize th
Hon. William Mckinley as one of th
most eminent statesmen of our tim
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LAST Sit,rla7 Sra. Stewsrt, wild
ow Of the late Sheriff Dan P. Stswar
of Green county, Ma was appointed
Sheriff to succeed her husband usti
a successor can be e!ested.
Governor HASTINGS has Issued 4
proclamation 70 the people Of This
Commonwealth in every walk of life
to lend their assistance in making
the exhibi: OF Pennsylvania at the
Atlantic, Georgia Exposition to be
held September, October and Novem-
ber, "a revelation 10 our sister States
as well as 10 The wsrid Of the prog
rsss, enterprise, growth, develop
ment and uurivaled resources of
Pennsylvania"
TIE Cotton States International
Exposition viii be opened on the 1871
Of September at Atlanta, Georgia.
For the comfort and convenience of
PeuusyivGnian8 attending the Ex-
position, a State Building is now in
tie course OF erection. Il is expect
cd that tho Exposition will compare
no5 uo!avorab!y with the Chicago Ex-
position. The grounds embrace 189
acres. Abodt two million. fvs hun
drsd thousand dollars wilt be ex4)end-
ed in the Fair pl mt which is located
two miles from the city OF Atlanta
The fair will &c open three months.
a1I half. Cities who desire to
participate in tha Expedition Can OBJ
tain more particular data concerning
the great fair by communicating with
Iaomss !. koaTau, Jr., Secretary Of
the said Cotton States and Icse--Nas-
lonal Exposition C9umiss;on, Harris
b1rg, Pa.
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2. m 81. 10 Arrive Leave 8. IL . II
Train leaves Bloomi5i al go a. IN.
and arrives at Laudisbarg at 6.iI a. m.
Train lcaver Lindisbnrg at G.li p. ~, and
arrives at Bloomfield ~ s. so P.
Trains leave Loysviile for Duncanuon at
7. 220 =. m, and =. Is p. IN. Returning =,
arrive at 10 81 A. H., aad 4 Sc p. m.
Between andisburg and Loysville trains
run As follows: Leave Landisburg for Logs
vile 55 a. m, and 50 P m, Loysvi!l,
for LaEdisburs 1 10 a. M, and ) % p. m.
AL! stations marked (') are flag stations,
at Sbict trai.s Will come to full stop oa
signal.
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ysly 8, 1898.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Ia the Orphan>' Court OF Janiata County.
Estate OF Samuel Loudenslsger, deceased
Ioudens'sgcr, deceased; David LoUdon.
To Hottie Loudcnslaser, widow o! S.nusl
siaser,J sncs LsudeEsiager, Louisa Rpd gers,
SusaO We; aud Joseph Vert, her husband
sli of Juuia.a county; Henry Loudenslsg g. r,
Joseph LoIden:'ager ard Samuel I.ouoen-
slayer, of Mszc, S Sedgwich county, Kansas,
and Epirism Loudenssger, of Bellevue.
Huron county, Ohio, Children and heirs o.
said decsdsut, and all others interested.
You are hereby notified that the Orphans
Court Of said county OF Juuista award ed an
inquest to make partition and valuation OF
certain real estate o. the said Samuel Loud-
ensiager, deceased, consisting o: two tract.
OF land, situate iG Walker township, Juniata
county, Penpsy ,vsnia, No. l containing
about thirty acres, and No. 2 containibg
about tiiiy-siz acres, and that SAID inqgest
will he held on said premises on Wednes-
day, the 2ist dsy OF August, y. D. 1895, at
! . O'Clock A. IL, at which time aud plsce
ycu are requested to stts2d if you think
proper.
J. P. CALHOUN.
SHERIFF.
SHEEIFP's OFFICE,
MiGiirtown, July 8, 1895.
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ADAMS IN LINE FOR QUAY.

Tjts CGun,y Will Name n Solid Dele sat,sn
for tho sun:cc senator.
GETTYSBURG, Aug. I2.-;iy general adj
mission CT prominent Republicans Adams
county can be placed in the Quay column.
In all three wards of this borough the bit
forest contest in many years has been
waGed, and ia all the Quay men won
easily. So it has been III most of the
county districts.
There is no question of u solid Quay
delegation being named a: the convention
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Republican Convention.

The Republican Prrmary Election
on Saturday resulted in the election OF
Urilh Shunan as delegate to the State
Convention to convene At Harrisburg
on the 23sh day OF August. Mr. Sau
man was the pronounced candidate for
Ssna.er 0lsy for Chairman OF the Re-
u5!ican State Committee His oppoa
cut was W. n Sterrett, who was the
Governor Hastings, Gilkcson candidate
for dsleg ate to the State CCnyen ion.
Oftho Il districts voting on Saturday,
SGursu carried l3 and Sterrc;t 1. The
entire vote cast vas l2i9. Snuuaa'o
vote was 73l: Sterrct,'s vote was 5lS.
Shumap's majority over Sterrett was
2l3. Tae number OF votes cas-. for
William H. Kaufman was 936.
The r:turn judges met in the Court
House on Monday at 2 p. 81, to count
the vote cast on Saturday at the pri-
mary election. Following is the list
districts and tie return judges who
presented credentials and returns:
Mitfi;Rtown. Reuben l.. Ankcr
Ferman sgh. H. Otis Zook
Fayette te........W Willis Shirk
Monroe .... Daniel F:nksn binder.
Susqueh anna. 80. Thad II. Light.
GreenwO cd ..... John Il. Light.
Delaware. ..... Jonathan Keiser
Thompsontown. j. P. Wickersham.
Walker. ... .... j. g. Thompson.
Port Royal. .... II. L. Snyder.
Tu-hatt W., Tior.1J.-
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quay WINS ~ YORK.

,seiurns Not Complete. Eus the Senator
is leading.
YORK, Aug. i2--ff turns from the Re
publican election come IN slowly, but tho
Indications are that the five delegates "a
the state convention Will be for Senator
GUly.
l.: York, out of g delegates, Senator
Quay s friends have Is ana tho uastlngs
forces Il. In Dillsbury, Senator Quay a
old homo, the Hastings delegates wero
elected and instructed to vote for Senator
Quay for state chairman.
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cuAx sw.s.,s svru-.K...1..

Tho sonatcr Win. I'll. Seven EeIcEatss
from the Count.
PoTTsyiLLE. Aug l2.-Ia the great strug-
gle for political supremacy between the
Quay and Hastings factions Of the Rcpub-
lican party in Scarylkin county the QIay
men were victorious. capturing the dele
gates to the state convention from al! four
OF the districts of the county. The nam %
Of the delegates are as follows:
First District-Horace f. pengler of
Shenandoah and Harry J. Ball OF Maha-
noy City.
cecon,I Di5trict-Ior. D. q. Phillips OF
Gordon.
Third DistTict-T. 2. JOB of TamaGua.
Fourth Dis5rict-CGarles 5. Haesicr of
pottsvilic, DIR. Charles L. Quail of Au'
burn and Reuben Barto of Pine Grove.
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Tbs Hog Combine Is on Its last Lega II
the CITY of Ph!iadelp phin

The combine has made u start toward
going 10 pieces il Philadelphia. Before
it is all over Martin is ;pt ~ re;rize thai
he doesn't own as n:U.h OF the Quaker
City 80 he thinks he aoes.-Coiumbis
News
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Franklin County Republicans Arc with
Quay and Against Cameron

NiDety-nine out OF every hundred Re.
PublicaAs in the county are with ham.
The organization Is not, however, with
Cameron, nsithcr IN ninety-n nine out oa
every hundred Republicans--Churnb nbers.
burg Repository.
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Legal.
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HXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of Geo. W. Smith, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters Tes-
tamentsry on the estats of George W.
Smith. lste Of the borough of Mitiiintown,
have been granted in due fern of law to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to said
estate ere requested to make payment, and
those having claims will please present
them for settlement.
WIN. G SMITH,
June Is, 1895. Erecutor.
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D.. GRING, President and Manager,
C. K. M.LER, General Agent.
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June Is, 1895.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE

Estate Of Joseph L. Kaufman, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters Tssta-
meDtary or the estate of Joseph L. Kaua-
man, ale ef tie ttwnshIp st Fay cite,
have been granted in due form Of law 10 the
undersigned. Al! persons Indebted to said
estate o,s requested 10 make payment, and
those having cla'ms vii! please preseat
:kSm for settlement.
LawIs DEGEs.
Jsly 8, 1898. Erecsfcr.
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Wa ..'i,.ph lie 10 Crcc;,tci.
T'hct!ic.. Judte Oc!f.ay will make good
his declaration, liz GO not carry my own
coanty l WIZ not be - cand!daoe before
tac c5::vrntfSn," remains to be seen.-
CleariielL Eaftsman Journal.
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To Go Ahead Regardless Il the Opinion
of tho Plain People.
It Is not the intention Of the combine te
do what the voters want, but what they,
themselves, want regardless of public
opinion.-Meadville Tribune
No, the Hastings Republican,, who made
Pattison governor In 1870, should be very
mum about ''Delamatsrism." .".Pittston
GaSette-
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CAUTION.

TREsSPAsS NOTICE.
The andersig3ed persons have associated
themselves together for the protection of
Willow Run Trout stream in Lack town.
ship, sunista Co., Pa. All persons are
Strickly forbidden not TO trcspass npon the
land or stream OF tho said parties to fish
as the stream has been stocked with trout
Persons violating this notice, will be pros
ecIted according to law.
r. Fl. Patterson,
T. II. Csrathers, J. p.
Eob't A. Woodside,
W. D. Walls,
Frank Vawn,
Dyson VawH.
April %, 1895.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
DERRY COUNTY RAILROAD.

The following schedule went Into effect
Nov. 10, 1893, aOd the trains will be run as
follows:
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Quay Has InvinclbIe Strength with tho
Rank and Eile of tho Party.
The results in the county primaries have
settled the contest in QuHy's favor. 1t has
demonstrated that he has invincibls
strength with the rank and file Of the
Party.-Nedia Ledger.
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DEATH TO THE COMBINE.
Returns Show an Overwhelm-
ing Quay Victory in
Montgomery.
SWEEPS III OTHER COUNTIES
The Senator Captures Every Dele
gate in Schuylkill County.
ADAMS AND JUEIATA IN LINE.

The MaSee Ear,.,, -Ea5tiEss- Warwick
G;lkesCn Combine Utterly Routed III
the Polka and Hepudistcd by the E'eo-
ple-The Greatest Poi.t.ca, Victory that
Eas Been Woa in Pennsylvania Politics
In the Las: Quarter OF & Cen,ury-Tt
Means the End OF the Philadelphia and
Di..sku~. Rings.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-08-14
J. p. CALHOUN.

SHEEIFP's OFFICE,
Mi!iiiGtown, July &, 1895.