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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-21

A paper from Minnesota says:-
Corn will be be bur1ed for fuel this
winter in many sections of.Ninnesots
and South Dakota. Coal is 81 ton
dearer than last year, and with corn
at IL cents q bushsl it is much more
valuable ss fuel than as food. It
makes an excellent fire, and an ear oi
coru makes more heat than its bulk
in wood. La North Dakota coal is SO
high that the mining of Ignite has
been greatly stimulated. This coal
ia abundant and easily mined. 1t is
rich in carbon, but has r. great amount
of ash and moisture For fuel it is
worth two thirds its bnlk in anthra.
cite and coeis half as much.
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Legal.
ExxcUrok's NOTICE.

Letters Tes.am enttry on tho estate Of
Eva Auker, 10. e CT Walker township Juni-
alta county, Pa. having been granted IN
due form OF Law to the undersigned resid-
ing in Walker township. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to said dece-
dent will please make immediate payment,
and those having claims will present them
properly authenticated for settlement. to
JOSIAH Gu0RIcH,
Sep,r 22nd. 1895. Erecstor.
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EPEEsGkCAN COUNTY
EsCE EFT.

,rrres., THAo: II: NAgcx cfFrsrkliu Co
cnate, WILLiAa EkrTzLEs.
legislature, CARL T. EspENscHADs.
ssociatc Judges, ". North SrERRErT
LEONARD X. MAUGER.
rothenotsry, ". II. ZEIDERs.
district Attorney, WILBER SCHwEYER.
o. Commissioners, MICHAEL Z. BAsHoRE
J. LcUDEgsLAcEy.
o. Treasurer, WILLIAM w. LANDS.
o. Auditors, T. K. BEAVER.
n. II. HARTMAN.
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Republican Rallies.

On Thursday evening, Oct. %, ct
Sheaffsr's store, Ofiental.-Speakerr,
F. u. M. Penneli, G. L. Hover end
". H. Rodgers,
On Friday evening, October 23, at
Johnstown. = Speakers, F. IL. M.
Pennell, G. L. Hover and ". 81. Rod
gers.
On Saturday evening, October "a,
at East Observation-Disclosures, W, NJ.
Miles, s. I. Stoner and r. d. NJ. Pen
neil.
On Monday evening, October 26,
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hon. Louis
E. Atkinson, S. l. Stoner and w. II.
Rodgers.
On Tuesday evening, October 27,
at McCoysville. - Speakers, W. H.
Rodgers, Hon. LOWS E. Atkinson and
s. T. Stoner.
On Tuesday evening, October 27,
at Ricbfeld at p. m-Speakers, F.
NJ. NJ. Pennell, George L, Hover
and William H. Allison.
Wednesday evening, October %
at East Salem-Speakers, Louis E.
Atkinson and W. M. Niles.
Wednesday evening, October 2S
at Waterloo, at 7 p. N. - Speakers
W. II. Groninger and Wilberforct
Schweyer.
! Thursday evening, October 60. a
Van Vert. - Speakers, Will L
Hopes. ]. j. Patterson, Jr. and 8. I
Stoner.
On Friday evening, October 80, a
Spruce HILL at Z o'clock. - Speakers
". "a. Rodgers, G. L. Hover and W
ID. Miles.
! On Saturday, October 81, at th'
Court House, .Mifiiintown, afternoo.
and evening. Speakers supplied b,
State Committee, Hon. Louis E. A.
kinson and others. Torch-ight pa
rade on horseback. Column vii
move at 7 o'clock. Col. j. K. Rob
son, Chief Marshal.
On TUESDAY, November 3, at
; o'clock a. H., the grand array of re
pubEcans will meet at the polls ant
roll up rousing majority for McKin
, ley & Hobart, Protection, Soun,
Money and the whole Ticket, an,
the grand principles for which III
: Republican party stands. Adjourn
| at Z o'clock, p. n.
q. Fl. SNYDER,
Chairman.
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l;HRRfEO:

KERoaNnR-loDoNALD - On the
18th inst, in Patterson, by Rev. j. D.
Shortass, sJr. Edward Kerchper and
Miss Minnie Il. Mcdonald.
FoRREY-SpADE.-On the Sth inst,
by Rev. J. Lsndia at East Salem, Mr.
John i. Forrey OF East Salem and
Miss Susan Spade of Cocolamus.
HARaING1oN-L LINDSEY. - On the
l2th last by Rev. J. Landis, Mr.
George ". harrington and Miss
Anna M Lindsey. both of Kingaton.
Pa.
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a px1NIsrRAroR's NOTICE.

Estate of Christians Briggs, deceased.
Whereas letters Of administration on the
estate of Christians Briggs, late Of Walker
township, Juniata Co., Pa, decsased, have
been issusd cut of the Orphans Court to
the undersigned, notice is hereby given to
all persons indebted to the said estate to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them properly authsn ticat.
ed for settlement.
JACKSON BRIGGs,
Walker township, Pa, August l6, 1895.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The undersi ned having been restored tc
health By sinpge means, after suffering sew.
eral years wiiha severe lung affection, and
that dread disease consumption, is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To those who desire it. he
will cheerfully send (free of chargs) a copy
OF the prescription used, which they will
find sure cure fer Consumption, Asthma
Cotarrh, BroMchrfis and all throat and lung
Malad,es. He hopes all sufferers will try
his remedy. as it is Invaluable. Those de.
string the prescription, which will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing, vii
please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Brooklyn
New York. Sep. 9, '96.
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TREsFAsS NOTICE.

The undersigned persons have formed an
Association for the protection of their re
spective properties. All pers ons arc here
by notified not 10 ;respass on the lands o!
the undersigned for the purpose OF hunting
gathering nuts, chiping timber or throwing
down fences or firing tinber in any way
whatever. ANY violation OF the above no.
tice will be dealt with according to law.
John Michael,
William PuiFenbcrgcr,
Gideon Sieber,
Seashor g. Zook,
Mary A. 8rCbaker,
Joseph Ro.hrock,
John Byler,
Samue; Boil.
September S 1895.
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Letters tessamsntary on the estate Of
Edward A. Smith, late Of Mexico, Walker
township, Juniafa county, Pa, having
been granted in due form Of law to the ne.
dersigned residing in Mexico. All per.
sons knowing ,hemse res indebted to said
decedent viii please make i'm mediate paw
mcnt, and those having claims will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
to AArILpA Smith,
KATE v. SMIrH,
Executives.
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InExKBY offer for sale valuable prop
erIy, situated in Fermanagh township, u
miles northeast of Miffiintown, containing
25 Acres, more or le,s. 4 acres of wood
land. The balance cleared and in good
state of cultivation. Buildings ordinary,
but in good repair. a good spring OF never
falling gravel water nearby. This property
also contains 25e peach trees ard 1000 ber-
ry plants; 80 spple trees, besides other
fruit. The above property is situated near
White Bali school house in said township.
For further information address.
CHARLES CoRKIHs,
.29-'96. Miffiintown, Ps.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-21

3RYANIsM means low wages.
3RYASIsM will break the banks.
3RYANIsM means lower tarif.
3nYAN1Sa means gold mortgages.
BRYANrsM means . dcbased cur
ICY
BKYANIsV means the doctrine Of
ite rights put into practical opera :
n.
TINS sssaon tie scarcity of wheat
caused wheat 70 be shipped from
liforEia to Icd;a.
BRYAErs,r means pulling down OF
conditions of this country to cor
spond to the condition of affairs in
1rops-
BRYAN's election viii bring down
ages to almost European wages. Is
.st the kind Of times you want
ots the republican ticket.
IF Bryan is elected with support
e Congress, they will destroy the
resent national banking system.
1ith that looking you in the face,
~ viii not vots the democratic
eket.
If Mckinley ie elected people viii
8 able to ga5 mortgages renewed
in The past. But il Brysu is elect
every renewal will be- made pay
IL ~. principal and interest.
ote TIE repub.,c>- ''SAe'
II Bra is eleete1 with a.~-
as himself aud you are oHiag oh .
,ortgage ihes viii become doo be-
xeen this and next April. you viii
ave to pay that mortgage OF be sold
ut OF give a new mortgage payable,
rinciple and lntorest ID gold.
BRYAS's election will restore the
cctrire o: states rights. Only 2
eneration ago ever 2 million men
5ere called into the field 10 prevent
he south from seeding under th5
ioctrlne of states rights. II You vote
or Bryan. it VIII DC indirectly dcclar
ny that the wa- wss failure.
Iryou vote for Bryan, ha will no
interfere in any STATE t, save United
States property or TO save Unitec
States mail or to save the l'fe an(
property of citiz ms of one state il
another state, unless called on to d
30 by the governor or legislature @
that state where the trouble exists.
The Cleveland administration ha
demanded of Turkey, damages TO
the destruction of American mission
in Harpoot and .Harash, and has sen
fleet Of war vessels to The coast O
turkey. The United States are no
tied by treaty Laws with Turkey, ant
all her acts will be kept within inter
national law lines.
TIE war sgainst the secession @
the south was failure, if Bryanisi
is to succeed at the polls. Ii the pee
pie are SO fickls that in the course c
30 years they will SO change thei
views as to endorse by their votes th
doctrine OF states rights; ii they ar
SO tickle as to endorse all that, ths
will pay the penalty of a dismember
ed county before many years.
THE Lincoln, Neb. Call, publishe
at the home of NJ. Bryan, has th
following to say:-As Presijenti'
candidate advocating free silver an
free trade W. j. Bryan becomes a
enemy to the people, more to be fea
ed than war or famine, cyclone {
pestilence, ard believing this as firm
" as We believe III the Supren
Ruler Of the Universe, we shall cha
lenge every argument, every iptiuenc
every ci.izcr, every political par
that attempts to raise its voice
support of Presidential candidat
who has abandoned every Americi
idea and forsakeu every patriot
principle and tradition Of Americs
politics. Let republicans be repu
Leans and our people will have not
ing to fes, from BryaDism.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-21

Tue hunting season is here and the
careless hunter cannot be told to Of
ten that hs shonld be careful and not
shoot at an object in the woods till
he is certain that hs is not shooting
at a man. Every year men are shot
in the woods, and then are told by
the party who did the shooting that
the man who WAS shot was mistaken
for some wild animal or fowl. In
prisonment for every man who does
a thing of that kind would soon stop
that kind of crime.
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Trsius Ecs. ard 2connect ct Port r Roya
with Way Passenger and Seashore Express
p. r. E., src Ncs. s s,d 4 with Mail cas-!
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| Trains Nos. 2 and connect with Stsge
Line at Blair's Mills for Concord, Doyles-
burg and Dry Run.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-21

DR. DIN CRAWFORD, DR.. DARWIN M.oRAwFoRD
DR. DIN. CRAWFORD 81 SON,
have formed partnership for the practice
of Medicine and their collateral branches
Office at old stand, corner of Third and Or
anee streets. Miffintown, Pa. One or both
OF them will be found at their Ciiice at ali
times, unless otherwise professionally en-.
gsgea.
April Isl, 1885.
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PUBLICAN STATE TICKET,

sFor Congressman-at Large.
GsHA A. Grow, OF Susquehanns.
!6EL A. DAVENPORT, Of Erie.
: For ElectOrs-at-Large.
sPH WHARTON, of Phiiadelphia.
kANDEs e. PATTON, Of Clearfisid.
LIAM WITHEgow, of Allegheny.
Err L. KIMBERLEY OF Mercer.
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q. GRING, President and Manager
G. K. MILLER, General Agent.
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Tuscarora Valley Railroad.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MONDAY sEPTEMBE
go, 1895.

EASTWARS.
STATIONS.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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District Electors.

j. 8. Pearson, l5 henry G. Provost
lien b. Rorke, l6 J. 3. Brown,
rank r. Hendiey, II Fred. II. Eaton,
con. i. Meyers, Is q. Barron Miller,
I'm. NJ. Tagsart, l9 K. Fl. Shindcil,.
os. H Hnddell, 20 Geo T. Swa3k,
Sm. F. Solely, ri A. G. White,
ohn Fritz, % ". n. Randolph,
len. l.. johnson, % E. Eerttaimcr,
obn Ii. Lands, q Joseph Speer,
iverett Warren, 25 Ed. +. Abrams,
:. w. Wilde, 26 Isad0re Sobel,
larrison Bell, y william Schnur,
;. ". Miller, 2S jos. G. Camp6sll.
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Y ley Railroad Csmpasy. Tins table
Of passenger trs;ns, ia effect on Monday.
October LIST, 1884.
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E,xEcUrRlxss' NOTICE.

.Scp'r 22nd, 1895.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-21

Bargains in Photographs: - Unit
Oct. 3lst, 1896, 1 will reduce the
price ci Cabinet Photographs to Sl.0t
psr Doz, during which timo tickets
will be sold for 81 90, emitting tn.
holder TO 1 Doz fine Cabinet Photos
good foc the sitting any tins within
! Che year 1896. Don't fail to take ad
vantage of these prices. Remember
the time. No tickets sold after Oct
31st. Respectfully,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
DERRY COUNTY RAILROAD.

The following schedule went Into effect
May Is, 1886, and the trains will be run al
follows:
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OFFICES low. D. IlONAhD 4A1Lod-
Aug.27,Iy. West Chester, Pa.
The silver dollar now is 30 times
bigger than a gold dollar. Should it
ever be coined at IFS present bullion
prlce in the markets OF the world, it
viii bavs to be made 10 times bigger.
In other words It viii take two silver
dollars to make ons gold dollar at the
present price of the two metals in
the markets of the world. Vote the
republican ticket so that silver may
be kept ct @ one hundred cect dollar
here as homo il the United States.
| II Bryan is elected with support
ing Congress, paying pensions viii
prove to be IL farce, and the war
against states rights and rebellion
will have been declared failure, for
indirectly the election Of Bryan will
be declaration that all, that the
Union Army fought for was wrong,
and now the time is at hand to ie
store the doctrine of states rights
The state OF rebellion was reached il
tha southern states IN 1861 through
the doctrine Of states rights.
The Populists are working Up to /
resentful frame Of mind under the
treatment that The Bryan and Sewal
people have given them. They say
the Bryan crowd deceived them wbeI
they put Watson on the ticket fol
Vice President. They say the Bryan
people made them believe that Sswal
would get off the ticket, and tina
would have made the ticket Bryan
and Watson, but Sewall stays on, ant
instead OF him getting off, the Bryan
meu want Watson off, and are slight
ing him wherever the populistic ele
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
WY the Colonel Wa, Their.

Z
Senator WsIthau tells & story on him
ser. which s. acne he less good b. rez-
son o. the fact that TIE scene is laid Gu
ring the civil var. 1T t1a- tine the
Senator was q colonel in command Of a
Confederate regiment, and had brought
his men into position occupying q
sgrken road. A Federal battery was
pourlng shot and shell ell around the
adjacent territory. The 1re, however,
passed over tie regiment h--1en - ire
roadway. ard they were. % al llleAls
ard purposes. GU CT danger.
on ire high bank II tront q the place
where Colonel WslfhaI stood was giant
pine tree ABOUT dozen feet il circ-H-
ference Acting on tia sPlr o. TIE mo-
rnent. the Colonel thought tine opPo--
turlty was presented 20 give his men al
object lesson il personal bravery with
out a-y r.sk % himself accordingly re
climbed up the bank ard stood behind
the rf-c Tree The next minute shell
struck TIE tree sri sent = shower CO bark
snd splinters lyins IN all uiTectonA
when Walthau overheard tie following
dialogue between Two q lis Ken lying
IN the roadway beneath:
4 tell you, Jin. 70 was q mighty good
thing for the Colsnsl that that pine tree
was ths-e"
Eyes. Tom" replied the other, 'eut =
Z hadn't been for ths BIZ tree TIE Colo
mel would never have been there In the
first place"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23

erurs. KS noyener Is were quick. show
irr strength and confidence
AS be raised the group OF Confeceraie
Officers he happened 90 turn bis head TO-
wards them. and on the instant be hai,e9
and eyed them closely, looking irtently
a. one of them As soon as luil n thelr
caryersafion gave him the opportunity
Re RAD courte0lsiy waited for. be stePPei
forward. gave ths accustomed military
salute. which was Immediately returned,
ard said. 'Gs-tienel. excuse re fOT n
terrupiirg your conversation. Tux
Major, / believe We have met before TO-
day
male the remark was handsome, erect
man CO good height, and he wore the Uni
fora q a major os Confederate cavalry.
He replied IN kind tone. Probably We
have. Captain. but / 60 not recall the
occaEion.'
Il. with the others. became much In
terested. and the polite captain SAID
.Msscr. did you not command the skirm-
- line o. your army below RICHMOND
on the tn day q -. lsAF ! cannot
recall the date ~ mentioned
The Confederate replied: Yes; l oid-
"Auf IL. Captain said; Then you
doubtless rene mixer that you had tneT
a h4ns-to-hznd hshi alta al officer O.
the Jn.cl army
'.rhe si.sor sad: Yes: I remember II
well
THE Captsia's face frightened. as Re
said. MAJOR. ! an that othceT.' and,
throwing Up his hat and pointing 70
long scar across his forehead, he added:
Here. Major, il tbs scar you LETT On me,
zn1 be then lausningly sad: Major, /
believe took OF a piece O. your ear
"The Confederate lifted his hat and
ali saw tia, q part q his left ear was
missing. The Union captain quickly ex-
tended his strong hard. and said. Major
lets thank Cod that the war Is over,
and les ce friends
Tho Major grsspee his hard cordial
~. and exclaimed. heartily. Certainly.
certainly, Captain
Then TIE Cai0n of.csr. who had be-
come the centre q attraction, sad.
Major. I invite you ard your friends 20
join me- IN 4 social glass Tank you,
we vii. with pleasure replied the Major.
After mutual iutrCduo.ons the party
walled toward TIE dining--ooIa, TIE
Quondam enemies walking arm in am
: regret that 1 dld not learn a. the time
the names o. the gallant oGice-s, and /
hope this conEur cation may lead 70
their Identification
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
A chance for speculation.

TO the EL.tor o. the Dispatch:
TIE Times this morning prints ~ a-u-
c's giving "wh0,esaie' prices prevailing
20 r. Paso. Tex, and Jlarss. Mex, In
Common articles % merchandise"
Tie first two articles % the llst-break-
fast bacon and ham-ars quoted on the
TEXAS SIDE % me river Ar Il cents Per
pound United states money; and In
Mexico. ID y cents PER pound. Mexican
money
TIE Tines agrees that ? Mexican dollar
s worth a fraction more than % cents 70
this country.
Certainly the Times would MT publish
anything IN IFS editorial columns which II
did not believe 90 be true. AID certainly
the owner u the Times has lots o. good
"soIrE money % invest az q handsome
profit
Now can you tell me why he does not
60 AZ once 70 Mexico. buy bacon and
lams in this country 40 J. II cents; sell
chem ln Mexico az e cents; bring the
Mexican dollars q this country. and pay
or laboring men with them az two for
one. which is such q good object lesson"
thereby making a clear proit o, 4l-2
cents Per pound. and 50 on through the
entire list published? MEAICO.
august 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
ONE clue, THE OTHER GRAY.
Reunion of Two Men Who Had Had
n Hand-to-Hnnd Fight.


Mr.. George Savage. who served du-
ring the late civil war as a boy private
in the famous Otey Battery. Army Of
Northern Virginia, and is now leading
lawyer in Baltimore. has furnished the
American with the following interesting
account. which shows how brave men
twice net and became friends:
''Soon after General Lees surrender al
Appomattox." writes Mr. Savage. Il wit
messed a remarkable meeting between
two brave officers OF the armies which
had so recently opposed each other in
battle. was standing IN the rotunda
Of the Spotswood Hotel. IN Richmond,
Va, and near me was a group OF three
or four officers OF the late Confederate
army, who still wore their uniforms
They were quietly conversing. and were
near the centre Of the rotunda Many
officers ard soldiers OF both armies were
passing "a and out OF the hotel 81 the
time. observed an officer OF the Union
army enter the hotel alone. and his strlk-
ing appearance and military bearing
at once attracted my attention. lie
wore the uniform OF captain Of cavalry.
and a waving black plume. high top
boots. big spurs. and heavy gauntlets
snd sabre SET OF 10 advantage hAs Tall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-23
& nm zY,<SY
-. & ..f.e,, < 4 s -zs1s
W. w s AG

Mr.. Charles S. Patterson. the
publisher or Incorporation, says
that It Is not often that he gets 50
enthusiastic as he does over Rlrans
Tabules. Almost with the regularity
Of clock-work. he used 20 feel, a.
about Il o'clock. that something had
gone wrong with his breakfast;
especially was this true II be had
had restless night. as IS no
uncommon thing with hezd-workers.
MY stomach" said Mr.. Patterson.
"is under the standard as 20 strength.
and IL seems az these times % act
only iudiGerently. and finally 10 stop.
Clouds come before my vision,
and a slight nausea IS felt.
Then / reach out FOR NY Ripans.
Years OF the sort Of thing related
have made Tie know the symptoms
as wei as my name) Down goes
one OF the blessed little concentrated
boons, and in few minutes the
visual clouds LIT. discomfort passes
away. stomach apparently Resumes
operations, and at l2.9O or l O'Clock
20 out for my usual rather hearty
luncheor-an in delightful contrast
with my former practically ruined
afternoons-that I sought 10 escape
b. fasting ana various doses"
Rlpans Tabuiss are sold by druggists
cy mail u the price % cents a bOxl
sent 10 The Ripsns Chemical Com
my. 10. 20 Spruce street, New York.
ample vial. 10 cents.