The Huntingdon Journal.
J ft. DURBOICItoW, •
HUNTINGDON, PENN'A
'WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1575
Circulation LARGER than any other
Paper in the Juniata Valley.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
GOVERNOR :
MAJ. GEN. JOHN F. HARTRANFT.
STATE TREASURER
HENRY RAWLE, of Erie.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Republican voters of Huntingdon coun
ty aro respectfully requested to assemble in
their respective wards, boroughs, townships,
and election districts, at the legal places for
holding elections, on Saturday, the 21st day of
August, 1875, and elect TWO DELEGATES
from each ward, borough, township, and elec
tion district, to meet in County Convention,
in Wharton k Maguire's Hall, in Huntingdon,
on Tuesday, the 24th day of August, 1875, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, to place in nomin
ation
One person for Associate Judge,
One person for Prothonotary,
One person for Register and Recorder,
One person for County Treasurer,
Oae person for District Attorney,
Two persons for County Commissioners,
Ouo person for Director of the Poor,
Two persons for County Auditors,
and to transact such other business as may be
brought before the Convention.
Elections in wards and boroughs polls open
at 7 o'clock, r. Y., and close at 9 o'clock, r.
Y. Elections in townships and districts polls
open at 5 o'clock, P. W., and close at 8 o'clock,
r. M. L.S. GEISSINGER,
Chm'n Rep. Co. Corn
This is to certify that, at a meeting of the
Republican County Committee, held in Hun
tingdon, on the 16th 9f July, 1875, it was oi
dered that Henry Wilson, the. Chairman, should
unite with L. S. Geissinger, Chairman of the
other wing of the Republican party, in calling
a Joint Convention, consisting of two dele
gates from each borough, ward, district and
township, for the purpose of putting in nom
ination a ticket to be supported by the Re-
publicans of this county, and I having been
informed that Henry Wilson, our Chairman,
has refused so obey the order of our Commit
tee, I deem it my duty, as secretary of said
Committee, to see that its orders are obeyed,
and I, as Secretary of the Republican County
Committee, hereby join the said L. S. Geis
singer in calling a Convention of the Repub
licans of Huntingdon county..
The Republicans of the different boroughs,
wards, districts and townships are requested
to meet, at the usual places of holding elec
tions, on Saturday, the 21st day of August, 1875,
between the hours of 5 and 8 o'clock in the
townships, and between the hours of 7 and 9
o'clock for the boroughs, and elect TWO DEL
EGATES from their respective boroughs,
wards, districts and townships, to meet in
Convention, at Huntingdon, on Tuesday, the
24th day of August, 1875, at 10 o'clock, A. it.,
for the purpose of placing in nomination a
ticket to be supported by the Republicans of
this county at the ensuing election, and for
the purpode of transacting such other business
as may be brought before us.
W. R. BAKE
Sec'y Rep. Co. Com.
We hereby approve what W. R. Baker has
done:
W. U. woo&,
T . F. KakY,
David Etnier,
Geoid Grove,
J. W. Dunwiddie,
D. R. Fry,
Wm. Johnston ,
Samuel louse,
C. H. Horton,
Jaeob Mountain,
W. S. Kidd,
Henry GraMus,
Solomon Hamer,
Zechariah T. Garner,
John A. 'sett,
Michael Garner,
J. F. Thompson,
Geo. W. Price,
John Fulton,
Gee. W. Shonts,
J. D. Appleby,
Robt.
Philip Locke,
John McCurdy,
A. S. Cisney,
D. A. Cisney,
M. A. Felurlee,
J. E. Harper,
W. E. Wilson,
- G. W. Jeffries.
ID. J. Appleby,
C. Zeigler.
K. M. En3.,7n.
P. M. Bare,
Benjaiaia Davis,
A. 8. Harrison,
Wm. H. Wright,
A. B. Miller,
H. C. Weaver,
David Lernberson,
J. P. Dole,
il.
S. B: Tailor,
Geo. W. Shaver,
W. H. Mlle!,
A. I,Bbearei,
Geo. Sipes,
M'Divitt,
W. MIL. Williamson,
W. 11 : Rex, _
:r. E. MeCio'nehy,
John N. Craig,
John Price,
A. B. Dian,
8. D. Garner,
D. Harris,
A. rouse,
Miles W. Brown,
H. Richardson,
/1. H. Summer,
Dr. J. A. Shade,
26.. Hon. H. H. Mateer will please ao
cept our acknowledgements for a copy of
Smart Legialativa Hand Book for 1875.
as. All registering must be attended
to on or before the first day of Septem
ber. :Let all be active in having the work
rightly started.
nel, Our delinquent patrons can accom
modate us very much by taking advantage
of Court to pay up their little delinquen
cies. Help us out.
stir. Since Speer's discomfiture our
friend, Maj. Petrekin, is running the De
mocratic party. Well, the Major will
make an excellent leader.
Beth the Monitor and the Glob
make a scare-crow out of Dr. Orlady. The
Doctor was in favor of uniting the Repub
lican party, and new they see a huge snake
in it. There is nothing but childishness
in this sort of thing. The individual who
sees a "nigger in every wood pile" will
never set the world on fire. So, Messrs.
Monitor and Globe, you can't scare anybo
dy with that old scare-crow. We are used
to it.
Ng_ The editors of the. Monitor have
grown extremely sympathetic, and the last
issue parades Professor Gnss' troubles in
a very ingenious and patronizing way. We
determined to let the Professor present his
own case to the public, and, if he did so,
subsequently assure him of our sympathy,
because we really sympathize with him.—
It is true that a few years ago, when the
slaeriff came to our door, the Globe gloat
ed over our misfortune, but that is neither
here nor there, we sympathize with any
individual who is similarly circumstanced,
and hope that the Professor may see his
way clear and that his property may not
be saerilleed. But the Monitor exceeds
discretion when it assails those who are
acting in a professional capacity. Its edi
tors are lawyers, and the courtesies of the
profession . should have dictated a different
course.
stir The Republic magazine for Aug
list, is a valuable number, one of ;he
strongest yet issued. The opening arti
cle, on "Growth of the Nation under Re
publicanism." is a complete answer to, the
charge raised by Democracy, that Repub
licanism has impoverished the country.—
Our growth in population, true wealth,
valuation of real estate, and products of
manufactures, indicate a marvelous increase
for the past fourteen years. The financial
responsibilities of the Government are put
fi in a strong light', and show the wag.
nitudo of the work aceouiplishel As a
Can2paign document, this review of four
teen years, would hare a marked effect on
nhlic opinion. Every loyal man should
:cad it. "The French Republic;" "Fall
Elections;" "Taxes, Who Pays Them ;"
"Den.ocratib Reconstruction ;" Life-Sa•
ving Service;" "Industry in the South ;"
and other articles of equal merit, commend
this magazine to all who value sound read
ing. Published at Washington, D. C.,
by Republic Publishing Company. Only
$2 a year. For salt at the JOURNAL
Store.
UNION FOR THE SAKE OF THE
CAUSE !
EIJITOR
reli-renec to the call puldilie.l
where, it will be seen that the lleptildicabs
of the county arc determined to pursue
the course whieli reason, cool judgment,
and common sense would seem to dictate
to any candid man who will give die sub
ject one moment's reflection. Tired of
following the fortunes of factions and reck
less adventurers, who only desire the dis
ruption and dismemberment of the party
and to surrender the fruits of victory into
the bands of the Democrats, the masses of
the party have made up their minds to
follow, in future, the dictation of wiser
counsels and better judgment.
Chairman Wilson, it will be seen, after
pursuing a singularly vacillating course
for the last two weeks, finally refuses to
carry out the instructions of his Commit
tee, in Convention assembled, places him
self under the guardianship of Professor
Gass, takes his position in the left wing of
the Democracy, and is marching on to the
music of Speer's bugle. Mr. Baker, how
ever, Secretary of the meeting, as will be
seen by the published programme, has
joined Mr. Geissinger in issuing the call,
and is sustained, in so doing, by the prom
inent men of that wing of the party, so
far as they have been seen or heard from,
and the opposition to this movement is
growing, small by degrees and beautifully
less.
In taking up the standard cast aside by
his unworthy leader, in his inglorious
flight, Mr. Baker manifests the spirit that
should actuate every true Republican,
proves himself a worthy representative of
a family which sent seven sous into the
Union army, and rallies to his side every
man who has the true interests of the par
ty at heart. From all part:. of the county
the cheering news is received that the
disaffected are listening to wiser counsels,
and falling into line, with the determina
tion that hereafter there must be but one
Republkan party in Ilunthlgdon county.
We say again to our friends of the
hitherto opposing faction, the lines are
being fairly drawn ; "choose ye now whom
ye will serve." Will you go with us to
victory and share with us the spoils of
conquest, or will you follow a reckless and
injudicious leader over into the ranks of
the enemy ? They will promise you their
sympathy and protection, but it is such as
vultures extend to lambs. We want you.
We want your sympathy; your co-opera
tion; your aid; we want uniodi, we want
harmony, but above all things, in the com
ing contest, .we want VICTORY. We
promise you that in the coming Conven
tion your rights shall be respected and
all that you have asked for shall be cheer
fully conceded. We will not quarrel with
you about the division of the spoils, even
though the lion's share should fall to your
lot; but let us not
"Spike all our gunswr,entbe foe is at bay,
Aid the rags in hisblack banner dropping—away."
We would urge upon all the iurportauce
of attending the primary-elections. See
to it that the right men are sent to repre
sent you in Convention, men who, without
any selfish ends to gratify, have the true
interests of the party at heart, and will
act with a view to union, harmony and- ul
timate success, by placing in nomination
a ticket composed of unexceptionable men,
and one which will cotumand the respect
and support of the entire party, so that
we may once more run up, for the entire
ticket, an old-fashioned majority, and thus
again take our position in the ranks of re
liable Republican counties. "Let us have
peace !"
POLITICAL CHOW-CHOW.
GCI9. Herschel V. Johnson is said to be
a calididate for the next Governor of
Georgia, with strong prospects of success.
E. G. Johnson, State Senator from Co
lumbia county, Florida, was lately shot
dead in cold blood by an unknown assas
sin. By his death the Republicans lose
their majority iu the State Senate.
A correspondent brings out the Hon.
William McClean, of Adams county, fo r
the Democratic nomination for Goveinv,
and declares that the nomination would be
a very popular one in the southeastern sec
tion of the State.
By the decision of the Supreme Court of
Wisconsin four or five hundred voters
have been added to the Republican party.
The inmates of soldeirs' homes in that
State are declared to be voters. In Ohio
the court decided otherwise.
The Republicans of Montgomery coun
ty have nominated the following ticket :
Prothonotary, Comly L. Jenkins; Clerk of
the Courts, John Pawiing ; Recorder, John
W. Sehall ; Register, Johnathan Iredel ;
County Commissioners, Amos D. Moser
and'Edwin Moore; Auditors, Ed. S. Stal.
leneeker and Charles Shepperd ; Director
of the Poor, Andrew Bowers; County Sur
veyor, J. C. McGonagle.
The following ticket was elected in Ken
tucky on the 2d inst., all Democrats : Gov
ernor, James B. McCreery ; Lieutenant
Governor, John C. Underwood ; Attorney
General, Thomas E. Moss; Auditor, D.
Howard Smith ; Treasurer, Thomas W.
Tate; Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion, H. A. M. Henderson ; Register of
Land Office, Thomas D. Marcum. Gov•
ernor MeCreery will be the youngest man
ever inaugurated Governer of Kentucky,
being only forty years of age.
The Lancaster County Democratic Con
vention elected William Patton and George
Nauman, Senatorial, and Henry Shaffner,
R. R. Tshudy, J. B. Shutz, Roland 11.
Brubaker, George Ditler, and William S.
Hastings, Representative delegates to the
Erie Convention. All of the above are in
favor of North for Governor. The
Convention passed resolutions endorsing
John Latta, Lieutenant Governor ; 'Wil
liam McCandless, Secretary of Internal Af
fairs; and William Wallace, United States
Senator ; but there is not a word about
Auditor General Temple. Why is this
thus ?
ws, Benjamin Bannan, Esq., died at his
home in Pottsville, on the 31st ult., after
a lingering illness at the age of 67 years.
He was for forty years the proprietor and
editor of the Miner's Journal, and his rep
utation as an able and industrious editor
and newspaper manager extends all over
the land.
FACTS FOR VOTERS.
We Pti/11111011ti :1001111 , 011 h!
ihe following : The in:w Constitution
forbids all persons from voting unless they
have been assessed at least two months and
paid their taxes at least one month before
the day of the cleetion.• No one of
foreign birth can vote unless, in addition
to the above, he has been naturalized a
month provious to the election.
The date of holding the next election is
Tuesday, November 2d.
'Wednesday, September Ist, is the last
day upon which voters can be assessed.
Friday, October Ist, is the last day on
which they can pay taxes.
Friday, October Ist, is the last day for
taking out naturalization papers.
SW" It is amusing to read the fawning,
flattering words expended by the Monitor
on the Globe and its following. In the
estimation of the Monitor the Globe and
its patrons are the worst used wen since
the Israelites were carried captives into
Egypt. But wherein they are it fails to
inform us.
Stir It is said that the fiat has gone
forth that no man shall be nominated, at
the approaching Democratic County Con
vention, who was an out and out Stenger
man last fall. The Stenger men can put
this in their pipe and smoke it.
m. "Uncle George" Jackson, Chair
man of the Democratic County Committee,
has issued a call for a County Convention
to be held on the 18th inst. This looks
like business.
Notes of Travel.
CAMP SHORT PINES, NEB., )
ON THE NIORABNANA RIVER,
July 24th, 1575. S
EDITOR JOURNAL—Dear Sir :-11av
ing been a subscriber to your valuable pa
per and a resident of old Huntingdon
County for many years, I have thought,
if it would be no intrusion, that I would
write you. I left Sioux City, lowa, on
the 14th inst., en, route for the Black Hills.
Our train is composed of 28 effective
fighting men (well armed), and eleven
wagons. There are men from Philadel
phia, Wpstern Pennsylvania, Kansas, Min
nesota, Indiana, Wisconsin, lowa and Ne
braska. Our line of travel is up the Elk
Horn Valley, to our present camp for the
night, which is two hundred and fifty
miles from Sioux City, lowa. We have
passed over a beautiful prairie country, at
times level and rolling. It would be im•
possible for me to describe the grand
scenery that looms up to our vision every
day as we journey along toward the setting
sun. It must be seen to be appreciated.
We have been compelled to travel 30 and
40 miles without wood or water. Ther
mometer 100 degrees in the shade, and
the muaquetoes trying their level best to
devour us—they are here by the millions,
and are almost as annoying in day time as
at night.
The country is new through which we
have travelled, and grasshoppers are plen
ty. The farmers say they will have about
two-thirds of a crop of wheat and oats and
if not required to pay, another installment
to the "hoppers" will get a fair yield of
corn. We have not had any trouble with
the Sioux Indians, yet,towever, we are
in the neighborhood of them now, and
they are likely to attack trrat any time.—
If they do we will give them a warm re
ception with our sixteen shooters. Profes
sor Janey's last report has agitated the
public mind in the West, and many men
are anxiously waiting the final close of
the negotiations by our Commissioners
with the Indians, the result of which, it is
believed and hoped, will open a mine of
wealth that in the future may aid largely
toward paying off the National Debt, and
making the homes of the adventurous
pioneers pleasant and happy by reason of
the ability of their own to furnish that
which is ever the needful and required as
a perquisite to perfect contentment of
mind and body.
May write you again when I reach the
Hills. Yours truly,
B. W. C. ELLIOTT
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
The following are our terms for announcing
candidates, and in all cases the CASH MUST
accompany the order: Associate Judge, $5; Pro
thonotary, $5; Register and Recorder, $5; Treas
urer, $5; District Attorney, $4; County Com
missioner, $3; Poor Director, $2; and Auditor,
$2.
PROTHONOTARY
We are authorized to announce the name of
THOMAS W. DIY TON as a candidate for re
nomination for Prothonotary, subject to the de
cision of the Republican County Convention.
REGISTER AND RECORDER,
I respectfully offer myself to the Republican
voters of this county as a candidate for the °thee
of Register and Recorder, subject to the decision
of tde nominating Convention.
WM. J. GEISSINOER.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM E.
LIGHTNER as a candidate for re-nomination for
Register and Recorder, subject to the decision of
the Republican County Convention.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Wo are authorized to announce the name of L.
8. GEISINGEIt, esq., of Huntingdon, as a suit
able candidate for District Attorney, subject to
the usages of the party.
TREASURER
MR. EDITOR :—Please announce Inc as a candi
date for County Treasurer, subject to the decision
of the Republican County Oonvention:_.__
Huntingdon, August 9, 187.5.
We are authorized to say to the Republicans
of Huntingdon county, that the name o f ROBERT
MeDIVITT, of this place, will be presented as a
candidate for the office of County Treasurer, at
the ensuing County Convention.
I respectfully offer myself to the Republican
Voters of this county, as a candidate for the office
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Nomina
ting Convention. RICHARD COLGATE.
Shirleyaburg, July 24, 1875.
We are authorized to announce LEVI CLA
BAUGH, of Warriorsmark township, as a can
didate for Treasurer subject to the usages of
the Republican Party.
Trom-iirer. I emiil.4l,ll iii .• claim: g ~,,, 1?
Yon are to In the I
c:t
II I,llly say I lutes
always endeavored to do my duty its it citizen or
as a soldier. 1 shall not lie able to eaties, the
county for want of time :Lod funds. Hoping to
have a fair chance in the Nominating Convention,
f leave the result with you. Republicans.
.JAS. S. GILLA.SI,
Alapleton, August 2, 1875.
We are authorized to announce Samuel Sprankle,
esq., of Morris township, a.? a candidate for Treas
urer, subject to the usages of the party.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
We are authorized to announce the name of AN
DREW G. NEFF, °sq., of Porter township, as a
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to
the usages of the party.
We are authorized to announce ANDREW
SMITH, of Union township, as a candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to the deision of
the Republican County Convention.
We are authorized to announce W. HARRISON
BENSON, of Tod township, as a candidate for
County Commissioner, subject to the decision of
Republican County Convention.
Allow us to present the name of MILES W.
DROWN, of Lincoln township, as a suitable and
worthy candidate for the office of County Commis
sioner. The Republican party cannot place is
the field, a man who will better fill the office, or
is more deserving; he will command a large vote
irrespective of all party organization. The Re
publicans will therefore act wisely by nominating,
him.
July 20, 1573. 5 MANY FRIENDS.
DIRECTOR OF THE POOR.
We are authorized to announce GEORGE W.
MATTERN, esq., of Worriorsutark township, as
a candidate for Poor Director, subject to party
usages.
CUMBERLAND VALLEY STATE
NORMA SCHOOL,
SIIIPPENSBURG, PA.
FALL TERM OPENS AUGUST 30th, 1575.
For terms, catalogues and rooms, address the
Principal, Re.v. I. N. HAYS,
Aug.ll-2t. Shippensburg l'a.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned will sell, at public outcry, on
the premises, in Penn:township, on
SATURDAY, ..eUGUST 28, 1875,
the following
.described valuable real estate, to
wit :
A tract of land containing 50 acres, more or
less, known as the "Daniel Serley" tract,located
in Penn township, two and-a-half miles south
west from Urafton, and the same distance north
of Marklesburg Station. The improvements are
a good Log Weather-boarded House and Bank
Barn with all necessary eutbuildings. A never
failing well of Water at the door, and a running
stream of water near the buildings. The tract
has an excellent orchard containg all the usual
fruits of the locality. Any person wishing to look
at the property before the sale can do so by call
ing on the undersigned or Willoughby Markley,
on the farm.
TERMS:—One-third (widow's interest) to re
main in property during her natural life, the bal
ance, one-half of remainder in hand. and the res
idue in one year thereafter.
MICHAEL GARNER,
Agent for the heirs of Daniel Serley, deceased,
August 11-3 t,
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
Public examinations of Teachers, for the
present school year, will be held in the respective
districts, as follows :
Alexandria, Monday, August 23, for Alexan
dria and Porter.
Shafferaville, Tuesday, August 24, for Morris.
Warriorsmark. Wednesday, August 25, for War
rioremark.
Franklinv ille, Thursday, August 26, for Frank
linv ills.
Shaver's Creek Bridge, Friday, August 27,
for West.
Saulsburg, Saturday, August 28, for Barree,
McAlevy 7 a Fort, Monday, August 30, for Jack
son.
Centre Union, Tuesday, August 31, Henderson
and Oneida. •
Orbisonia, Saturday, September 4, for Cromwell
and Orbisonia.
Dudley, Tuesday, September 7, for Carbon,
Coalmont and Broad Top City.
Coffee Run, Wednesday, September 8, for Hope
well and Lincoln.
Grantsville School House, Thursday, September
9, Penn and Marklesburg.
Bell Crown School House, Friday, September
70, forJuniata.
Shirleysburg, Monday, September 13, for Shir
ley and Shirleysburg.
Mount Union, Tuesday, September 14, for
Mount Union.
Mapleton, Wednesday, September 15, for Maple
ton.
Mill Creek, Thursday, Septembers 16, Brady.
MoCoanellatown, Friday, September 17, fur
Walker.
Pine Grove School House, Monday, September
20, for Union.
Cassville, Tuesday, September 21, for Cass and
Newberg, Wednesday, September 22, for Tod.
Maddeneville, Friday, September 24, for Spring
field.
Three Springs, Saturday, September 25, fur
Clay and Three Springs.
Bolingerstown,Tue;clay, September 28, for Tell.
Shade Gap, Wednesday, September 29, Dublin
and Shade Gap.
Examinations will be oral and written, and will
commence at 9 o'clock, a. in.
No person of known immoral character will be
admitted into a class, and Directors are expected
to acquaint the Superintendent of the fact, should
any such person apply for examination.
Special examinations wPII be held at Hunting
don, Saturday, October 2, and at Throe Springs,
Saturday, October 9. No applicant will be ad
mitted to these examinations who does not pro
duce an application from a Board of Directors, as
required bylaw, and show satisfactory cause for
not attending a regular examinatio
An examination - for l'rofessionals will be held
during the year, (time announced at County In
stitute,) where applicants will be examined in
Mental Science and Theory of Teaching in addi
tion to the branches required to be taught. No
Professional renewed without a re-examination.
R. M. McNEAL, Co. SUPT.
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