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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
HInafrr~ f1f1e

NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Closing Bids
American Cotton OIL -.....-......... 50
American Cotton Oil pfd...........- 40
American Sugar ................-... 1OJ
American Sugar Rcnncrics pfd.... 90
American Tobacco .....-....-...... 20
American Tobacco preferred ....... -
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe.... 1925
Baltimore and Ohio .-............... GG's
Canada Pacific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 59la
Chesapeake and OhiO.........-..... 1874
Chicago and Alton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1j3
Chicago Burlington and QUINCY GSs
Chicago Gas Trust INSTRUMENTATION. 525s
Del Lack. and Western ........... 1895
lisuIerS ..-..- Observation-Disclosures IL
Efle s..... ...-... ...,.s......-....- l1ts
Lrie preferred --.....-. ......---... 81
General Electric NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 22X
Illnols central ....-... ,..-......... '"i2
Lake Erie and Western ............ -.
Lake Erie and Wostcrn,preferrod.. GG
lake 0hoie ....-.... ............... l4-l2
Louisville and Nashville -......-... 467.
Louisville. New Albany 81 Chicago ~.
Manhattan Consolidated ............ 954
Memphis and Charleston ...........- -
Michigan Central ...... ............ go
Missouri Pacific OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1914
Mobile and ohio .........-........... Is
Nash Ch6ttanooga and ST. Louis. Cs
United states C0rd1cC ...........- 4ik
United States COrdage preferred.. az.
New Jersey Central ................. gl~
New York Central ................. ~
y. Y and New En4land .....BidJ 81
Norfolk and Western preferred .... Ilik
Northern Iaciuc .-...... ..........- Ga
Northern Pacific preferred ........ 1p3
northwestern --..-+-- ............. 9j5s
Northwestern preferred ............ 14S
PACING Mail ...................... POI
ifttllNt .-.-. st..-s. .............. l2t.
foch Island ........... ............. 81,
~. raul ...+... Observation-Disclosures. 52lt
ST. laJl preferred .........-........ Jog
silver Certificates Observation-Disclosures GsHt
T"nncssce Coal and Iron .......... ISIS
tennessee Coal and Iron pfd-..... so
cNas Iaciuc ........ ........~.....- g.
bNluh racine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g..
M aNiNh ..-...-.. ................-..- rs
WABASH preferred OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1Il4
western Diilou .-.......... .-........ 50
Wheeling and Lake Erie .......... 77s
Wheeling and Lake Erie Preferred. -
BONDS.
Alabama (Class observation-disclosures. 90
Alabama Glass B ................. 1O5
Alabama (Class 90 ..........-...... 90
Louisiana Stamped As .-..-........ 50
North Carolina AS ................. %
Noilh carolina Us ................. 1l5
tennessee New settlement 3's .... Is
Virginia Gs preferred ........... r
Virginia Trust Receipts, stamped. p
Virginia 2-3. 1921. ~
United States As. registered. ....... 107i.
United States as coupon. lO7i1
hiied states 2's, coupos. ..--.-- %
eoAthen Railway 5's ............. Slb
r southern Railway. common ...-... So
southern Railway preferred ..... -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IL. :. L A u fln

MAT[INI J. N 7 y IlIlIT T-NIIA
MINIATURE ALMANAC. JULY 1G. 1916
e,,, ~,sos ............... sos
Sun sets ........... '...-..- '--..-.'' -
Moon sets -.............+...... .iV'1'
HIGH TIDE.
Morning ......-. .'-.'''' ''''''''''' ao
Evening ........... ...ts'......s '''' '''''
popT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY H. 1896
ARRIVED.
o-,,,sh steamship Rappahannock, Liver
pool.
r,,-ge West Point, Providence.
o T. Pendleton. New York
s So Florida. Port Tampa
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'Quo'a,ions are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
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is now in progress here
Prices are lower than ever
before in the history of man.
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r. RprNwIcH INSURANCE COMPANY. tN"'Ur'

NNr,.r STATEMENT FOR THE DECEMBER 81
THE STA
PBic ACCOUNTS MoNwEALTH OF VIRGINIA IN Pun
. OF VIRG INA
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Richmond. Va, July u. 1896.
Government Securities. BID. Asked
4. s. As. r. and c.. 1907. los
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Presden A..
secrtary cho w.
Prndn Once "A Bradway
commenced business january low
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Kiss Ellie Aucker,is IN Harrisburg g
visiting friends.
o. Tuesday afternoon tha public
sala OF horses averaged S6S.S0.
Andrew c. Allison has gone to
Washington, D. c., or business.
State Officers were here oD Tue :
day looking for location f,r h e.
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Graham in Spruce Hill on the 9Th
g.. 1nterment in the Presb, terisn
cemetery in this place on Wednesday.
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steam ship and railroad they will
break down the markets of every
civilized nation where they are per.
mitted to epier as competitors with
manufacturers and f.rmsrs. Il IS
high time that America bee mes alive
to the schemes of The willy Bri ish so
that she m,y protect her people rom
being pulled down TO tbs plain OF
Eastern industry and lsbor. The
Democratic party hss always been
the champion of slave laber and free
trade. Slavery was destroyed by
rebellion, but its twin brothsr, free
trade, still lives, snd the Cleveland
administration cIins as near to its
Application as it c7uld got, and hencs
the hard times. The peopls will, at
the coming election, if ttsy CONSULT
tee best interests of themselves and
families, turn down tie Depocratic
party that is playing into tha inter
ests, of England and her East India
policy.
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los perches of land and buildings n
Fayette township.

o. Monday, Congress passed res
o!uiions recognizing the belligereut
rights and independence of the Gu
bars. What will President Cleveland
do is asked by everyone acquainted
with The action of Congress.
II. H. Holmes, now in prison in
Philadelphia, and to be hung next
May for the murder of BeDjanin T.
Pietzei for life insurance money, is
said to have made Confession in
wh'c he gives an account OF TIE
murder of 30 people, and of bis
attempt to murder SIX others
P. II. Laufman, the veteran tin
plate producer of Pittsburg, predicts
that if the new steel pool is !. success
and holds iogstber for 80 days,
nearly eve1y iinpla'e factory in the
country will he driven out of bust
ness. They will be ground to anni-
hilstion between the upper and
nsther mil!stones Of Welsh competi-
ton and tho cost of steel billets
The best proof that there is devil
and e hell over which he holds
dominion is the confession, of H. 81.
Holmes, who is to be hung in Phi'a-
delphia on the 7th of Nay. Accord
ing to his confession he murdered 20
men, women ard children. His
busirs sc in life was murder to secure
money. Holmes was a keen man,
g, ;x,3on. ,t,,a1 NAV h,,k Iack;k,ta IF
COED purpose His purposes were 10
do harm, so that he might live in
accordance with his standard of life.
How could man ba SO vile as lie if
not given over entirely to the devil.
People who .ead have e vivid rec
oIlsction Of tho murder of q consts-
bic when in tbs discharge of his duty
he nttsmpted to arrest an OUTLAW
named E;lirgsr III Center county,
and how tie OUTLAW committed sui
eide in the door Of bis house to which
he was driven bY iirs that had Teen
started III the building TO get him out
fer the purpose of arrest The own
er of the properly, Ars Goodwin, has
presented bill to the Commission
ers of Certsr county for the destruc-
ton of ths house. They want S2475.
II 1895 Mrs. Godwia psid $752 for
the property. Murder aud suicide
are new instruments with which 10
increase the valuation of property IN
Center county, bat will hardly be
looked upon with favor hy the
Court.
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Why this Phenomenon

There is food for the phjlosop, Ell
and work for the crimirologjst IN the
extraordinary series of brutal crimes,
which lave horrified the psopls Of
this country within the past week.
No less than 5 rsvolting murders
have followed closely upon esch other,
aud counting the Psa,l Bryan affair
III Cincinnati, which occnrred only
about month ago, therc are six in
which tbs details are practically the
same, and whsre the sam. causes led
up to the bprrifying results. There
is the Acknowledgements affair at
Lancaster; the Rsch affair. the Lang
.don-NcGrath mystery; the shsrps
vile, Vs., disappearance; the Pearl
Brysn csss and the Akron, Ohio,
hutchery. IL sll but the latter, the
sssds of murder wore sowu when ths
principals first cntsred into unlawful
reiatiors, and We only see the r.tlr-
al working out Of fate in each.
Aside from tLs lam m.ntable condi'
lion OF the morals of many who lived
around us in apparent responsibility
which thess crimes show, it il most
remarkable that 30 many of these in-
triguss shonld resch :hsir natural
end so close upon each other, and VIC
shall have to lock TO those who have
made a study of crime TO furnish the
explanation, if any explanation is pos
sibie. The phenomenon h.s been
observed befors, AID commented up
Or, but no solution has besn furnish
ed. The world enjoys q period Of
calm, when suddenly it is startled by
some revolving crime, and while its
details are being discussed or before
the police have fattomed the mys'
terry surrounding it, another snd an
other follows, all In the same cs. -
gery, until, as though exhausted Ly
his own fury, the demon once more
rests and leaves the world to anoth r
period of peace. This does not aprl,t
alone to the special degrees Of crilna
under discussion, but to ali crims
-robbsry, trsin.wre ckiug. counter.
fei!ing and 40 on. And the pbeAom-
enon has also been observed liz con-
Eection with large fires, railroad dis
ssters and ship-wrecks. Why is il?
NORTH American.
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That there are people in the world who
haven't yet learned that there are safer
places for depositing large Gums Of money
than old stockings and holes in the wall
was demonstrated recently while the
roof of Fall River house was burning.
The department was called out, and a
squad of officers in command Of Lieu
tenant Hinckley was on the scene. Sud-
denly woman who resided in a neigh
boring tenement rushed up the stairs
and began to tear up the carpet in one
of the rooms. She was informed that
there was no great danger, and in reply
to a question said that her furniture
was insured for S70O, but she kept at
work just the same and finally pulled
out roll of bills containing 81, 700.
Then she went ont to the street to watch
the progress of blaze that occasioned a
loss of S10.-Boston Herald.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-04-08

In Ir;sh Valley near Shamok n. Pa ,
there ia perplexity in the family of
SIR Morton Mrs. Jane Morton was
suddenly taken i'll. Her daughter
Mrs. Hanna Foster, who lives close
by hastened to see her mother aud
she too xas taken i'll. Both mother
AM daughter lay down in one and
The same bed. A doctor was speedi-
ly sent for. Two children were
quickly born and the doctor laid
them both il one cradle, but when
the mothers desired to DC shown
their offspring, the doctor could not
tell which belonged to Mrs Morton
CT which belonged to Mrs. Foster.
The one child is a boy, the other G
girl.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-04-08
SHERIFF SALES.

Sheriff Calhoun will sell al the
Court House in this town AZ P NJ,
Friday, April oath, 1896. property as
follows
All the right and title of R. W.
Jacobs in the Mifflintown sewer sys-
tenn.
The farm OF 125 acres with build
ings of Absalom Rice in Lack town
ship. Also house and lot of two
acres Of Absslom Rice in Waterloo.
Also IS acres of mountain land of Alb
SALON. Rice in Lack township.
The farm of 20 acres with house
and stable Of Henry 81. Yocum in
Walker township. Also q 40 acre
farm with buildings in Walker Twp.
The farm Of 100 acres with build
ings of Elizabeth Zsidsrs and Bsnja-
min Zsiders in Fayette township.
A tract Of land with houss and
barn in Milford township, near Port
Royal ss the property of Robert r..
Crezisr. Also 35 acre tract of land
OF Robert r. Crozisr in Milford Twp.
A farm of 80 acres with house and
barn Of H. A. Stambaugh in Fermsn-
ash township. Also ten acres of
land of II. A. Stambaugh in Ferman-
ash township. Also twenty-four
acres of land of II. A. Stambaueh in
Fsrmanagh township.
A tract of 100 acres timber land of
Albert L. Yocum in Lack township.
A farm of 130 acres with buildings
of Daniel Shade in Greenwood town.
ship.
The undivided halt interest in 80
acres of Henry E. Hoppls in Dsla-
ware township. Also the undivided
half interest of Henry e. Hopple Of
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England's East Iudia Policy.

1t ID two hundred years in ibis
1896 since tbs British East India
Company obtained concession from
tie governor of India to establish {
trading post in that couhtry. When
the trading post WAS completed it
was complete fort, from which
Enelieh troups have never been
drives. That was the beginning OF
absorption Of India by the B. itish
FToIa that tims to this ths English
government has gone on to conquer
that country, adding district sfter
district, Till In thi1 year 1896 she
governs over 900 0O0,0eO of the the
p.opls of India, and snriches herself
from the trade with them. That
country is the outlet for thousands
of young English men; there they
find profitable employment in chan
nels whore thoy caL enrish them
sslvss financially. The profits of tho
India trade each year is enormous
But Isdia is becoming a menace to
England, which is the neating place
for all the government pans and
financial schemes, and the probability
is tbat before many generations more
have run thsir course the great man
ufacturing plants Of Great Britain
will have been moysd to India. The
Eas lehman is Iaoneymaker. He
sseks TO control the commercial in.
tsrests Of the world. The island OF
England is small country, com.
parativsly speaking, and is a long
distance from it's great base of sup
plies in India. In India the best of
skillsd labor can be had for 8 and 16
cents = day and boards aud lodges
itself The wages in England for
skilled work is higher. Almost all
the raw material is correspondingiy
low in India and thus it is clear to
the business head of the Enslishman
that India is the place for the Eag
lish manufacturer to take his plant.
With the low priced labor and mater
ial of India at hand who in the world
can compete with the British. By
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RUNNING SORES CURED.

Latimorc, Pa. Feb. 10, 1896. A
few years ago / had running sores
on nv limbs for which 1 tried various
medicines without benefit, and then
1 began taking Hoods Sa,sapariiIs.
After I had taken this medicine for
while the sores healed ard 1 have
had no troublo with thza since. l
recommend Hoe ID Sorsapariila TO slI.
W. II. HaybeTger.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

The undersignsd persons have formed an
Association fer the protection of their re
sPective properties. All pers ons are here
BY notified not to trespass on the lands of
the undersigned fer the purpose Of hunting
gathering suts, chipping timber or throwing
down fences or firing timber in any way
whatever. Any violation ct the above ne.
tics will be dealt with according to law.
John Micbol,
William Puffenbcrger.
Gideon Sieber,
Beashor & Zo0k,
Mary A. Srubaker,
Joseph Rothrock,
Jehn Byler,
Samuel Boil.
Septembers6. 1895.
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The Live Sponge.

When the sponge is in the sea alive,
the inside of the pores is covered with .
soft substance like the white Of an egg
This appears to be the flesh Of the ami
NAL, and currents Of water may be seen
running into the sponge through the
small pores and out of it through the
large ones, and it is supposed that while
the water is passing through the sponge
the nourishment for the support Of the
animal is extracted from it.
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THE Magistrates Ii.
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All Hope Gone.

Mr.. Flabley-J. told me that he new
er knew what it was to be happy up to
the time Of his marriage.
Mrs. Flabley-Haven't always told
you that marriage is the only happy
state?
Mr.. Flabley-Yes, but ]. says hs new.
q expects to know what it is to be hap
~ nov. Lite
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY
TICK EFT.

Congress, THAc. d. MAHos ofFranklin Co.
Senate, WLLIAN HERrzLER.
Legislature, CARL F. EsPENscHApg.
Associate Judges, W. NORTH SrERRErT.
LEONARD K. MAUGEE.
Prothouetary, W. H. ZEIDERs.
District Attorney, WILDER SCHwEYER.
Co. Commissioners, MICHAEL K. BAsHoRE.
j. LoUDENsLAGER-
Co. Treasurer, WILLIAM ". LANDS.
Co. Auditors, T. K BEAVER.
II. ii. HARTMAN
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The Tine for Building

up ibe system is at this season. The
cold weather has made unusual drains
upon the vital fo1cts. The blood
has become impoverished end impure,
and all ihs functions of the body suf-
fer in consequences. Hoods Sarsa
psrilla is the great builder, because
it is the One True Blood Purifier and
nervs tonic.
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Compulsory Education.

LANCASTER, April 2.-There is little
probability of the compulsory educa
tion law going into effect in this
county, this year The law provides
that registration shall be made OF
ali children of school age in LAY
by the registry assessors, bat no pro
vision is made for payment for this
work. The County Commissioners
arc uncertain SIS to whether CT rot
they have legal right to pa the
ASS ssors for it, and are now coEsid-
erirg the matter. 1t ID believed
they will dscide in the negative, and
the registration therefore will not be
made, and that law thus prevented
frora going into effect.
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COURr PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the Hon. JEREMIAH LYONS,
President Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the Forfy-First Judicial District,
coSposed of th. counties of JunIata and
Perry, and tho Hoperahles JOSIAH L. BAR
TON and J. p. EICKERSHAN, Associate
Judges OF tbs sad court of Common Pleas
of Juniata county. Hy rrecspt oaly issuss
and to ne directed for hei1ing Court Of
Oyer and Terniner ard General Jail Dsliv-
cry, and General Quarter Sessions OF the
Peace at NifIlintcwr, Oh the
FOURTH MONDAY OF APRIL 1895,
BEING THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY
OF THE MONTH.
NOTICK Is HEREBT GIVEN, 10 tie Coroner
Justices of tie Peace ard Coastas:cs Of the
County of Juniata, that they be then and
there in thar proper persons, ct 10 e'clsck
In the forenoon cf said day, With their rec
ords. inqu.iriors. examinations and Oyer
rsnsmhsrances, re to do these things that to
:heir Offices respectfully appcrtaip, and
those that ars bound by rccosnizEnes to
prosecute against the prisoners that are er
nay bs in the Jail of said county, 30 then
and there 10 prosecute against them As
shall Se just.
BY an Act Of tho Assembly. passed the
9th day Of Nay, 1854, it m .de the duty OF
Justices OF the Peace OF the several ceua-
ties Of this Cemmouw. alth. to return 10 tho
Clerk of the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of
the respective counties, all the rec ogniz
ances entered into before them by an y psr
son or persons charged with the Csnuis-
sisn Of any cri.ns. except sueh cases ~
may be ended ssfsrc 4 Justice OF the
Peace, under existing laws, at least ten
days before the comm enc ement f ths sss-
sion OF the Court to which they are made
returaabls respectively, and in all cases
whero recognizaRees are entered iate loss
than ten days before the commencement Of
the session to which they are nads return
able, the said Justices arc to return the
same in the same manner as if said Act
had not been passed.
Dated at Aifllintswn, the twenty tn day
ef March, in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and ninsty.six.
JAMES r. CALHOUN. Sher,6.
Sherlf's Onacs,
Ainintown, March Is, 1885,
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CAUTION.

TIESSPASS NOTICE.
The undersigned persons have associated
themselves together fer tho protection of
Willsw Run Trout stream in Lack tswn.
ship, :uniata Co., Pa. All persons arc
strickly forbidden not to treapass npon the
land or stream of the said parties to fsh
As the stream has been stocked with trout
Persons violating this nsfics, will be PROS
ecuted according to law.
r. n. Patterson,
T. q. Caruthers, J. P.
Rob't A. W00dsids,
W. b. Walls,
Frank Vawn,
Dyson Vawn.
April %. 1895.