The Huntingdon Journal.
J, A. NASH,
(I (JNTING DON, I' ENN'A
- FEBRUARY 13, 1880,
FRIDAY, -
Circulation LARGER than any other
Paper in the Juniata Valley
Entered at the Pot (lt - Nre.atHuntingtion, Pa., un
5ee , .11 ,- 1 017:8k
Republican State Ticket.
FOR JUDGE OF TILE SUPREME COURT:
Hon. HENRY GREEN,
OF EASI'ON
FoR AUDITOR-GENERAL :
Hon. JOHN A. LEMON,
OF BLAIR
Republican National Convention.
A National Convention of the Republican party
will meet at Chicago on Wednesday, the second
day of Juno next, at 12 o'clock noon, for the
nomination of candidates to be supported for
President and Vice President at the next election.
Republicans and all who will co-operate with
them in suppoiting the nominees of the party are
invited to choose two delegates from each Con
gressional district, four at large from each State,
two nom each territory, and two from the fist ict
of Columbia, to represent them in the Convention.
.J. 1). CAMERON, Chairman.
'Monis J. KEOGH, Secretary.
MESSRS. SCOTT & MCFADDEN have re
tired from the control of the Osceola. Re
reilie. Their suceesso:s have not been
announced.
THE late Adolph E. Bonie, whose death
is announced elsewhere in this paper, be
queathed $lO,OOO to his worm personal
friend, Gen. Grant.
•
ALBANY'S City Hall was burned on
Tuesday morning, entailing a loss of $lOO,
000. Whea the dome fell seven firemen
were caught, one of whom has since died
THE House of Representatives of lowa,
on Saturday last, by a vote of 37 to 31,
adopted a resolution submitting a consti
tutional amendment to the people making
women eligible to the Legislature.
AT the Cabinet meeting held on Friday,
the sentence of the court martial which re
cently tried Major Reno, recommending
his dismissal from the service, was affirm
ed, and proper orders to that effect will
soon be issued.
THE management of the Pennsylvania
Agricultural Society are making arrange
menu for a national sheep show, to be
held, in connection with the State Fair,
in Philadelphia, in September next The
premiums to be offered fur sheep alone will
amount to the liberal sum of $6,000.
TuE body of Mii.s Mollie Hartman, of
Pittsburgh, was cremated at Washington,
Pa , on Saturday last, in Dr. LeMoyne's
furnace. The body weighed eighty pounds,
and it required three hours to reduce it to
aches. The incineration vas csrried out
according to the request of the deceased.
THE Harrisburg Telegraph m;ght find
some milder terms than "malcontent" and
"mongrel" for the papers that object to.
a Blaine convention giving Grant instruc
tions. None of your bull-dozing, gentle
men. This is a free country, and news
papers, Ike individuals, have a right to
.speak out in no,etin'.'
HON. A. E. BOGIE, of Philadelphia
Secretary of' the Navy under the first ad
ministration of President Grant, died at
an early hour on Thursnay morning of last
week. at his residence in that city, at the
ripe old age of 71 years. Mr. Borie was
highly respected by the people of Phila
delphia, and his death is a source of re
gret to all who knew him. •
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, editor of the
New York Herald, has contributed $lOO,-
000 for the relief of the distress in Ire
land. This large contribution is withheld
from the hands of Parnell, who is now
visiting this country in the interests of the
poor of Ireland. There seems to be some
thing wrong in Parnell's way of doing
things. Drexel, Morgan & Co., the bank
ers who were acting as treasurer, for Mr.
Parnell, have given public notice that the)
will do so no longer
THE Somerset Herald waxes very in
dignaut at the fact that a majority of the
Republicans of Pennsylvania are not for
his favorite. It would be well for the
Herald man to consider that others, as well
as he, are to be accorded the privilege of
thinking and acting for themselves in such
!natters. Republicans will not be bullied.
threatened or bull dozed into the support
of any candidate, and men who have been
the recipients of Government patronage
during the greater part of their lives, and
who like the horse leech, are still crying,
"give, give !" should still remember that
the party was not organized and maintain
ed fur their special benefit. They might
at least be a little more choice of terms
when speaking of their neighbors and spare
a little of their threatening and braggadocio,
bearing in mind that it is a long lane that
has no turn. 'Boomers," "scurvy poli
ticians," &c.., are terms which, to say the
least, are not elegant, when used in regard
to our neighbors.
SETTLING 131 ) THE RIOT CLAIMS.-A
dispatch from Pittsburgh, under date of
the 7th inst., says that Allegheny county
has paid up the Pennsylvania railroad'b
riot claims. The county officials have had
the money on hand fur some time. Yes
terday afternoon John 11. Hampton, of
the firm of Hampton & Dalzell, solicitors
for the railroad company, called upon
Controller Alexander, and said he was
ready to accept the money and give a clear
receipt for the same. The Commissioners
theteupon filled out a warrant upon Treas
urer McCallin for $1,600,000, the amount
of the claim. He then turned over to Mr.
Hampton drafts and checks on various
banks. On the evening before the claim
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
piny, amounting to $33,232 82, was paid
in a lump. This claim was originally
about 844,400, but the Commissioners got
it scaled Jown twenty-five per cent. These
payments wind up the big claims against
the county. There are yet a number of
small ones to settle, but they would not
aggregate a tithe of the one paid yester
day. The original claim of the Pennsyl
v Railroad Company was $2,612,-
THE CONVENTION.
The Republican State Convention which
wet in Harrisburg, on Wednesday or last
c‘ei.k, full pri.ccedings of which be
found on the firs page of to day's Joutt
NA.r„ was one of the most spirted bodies
that has assewbled in Pennsylvania for
y.-ars, and in some resp.ets its results gre
Editor.
Ith, most curi.,us. It is a fact pat, nt, to all
I that a large uojerity of the deledates
the convention were anti Grant men, and
io raver of James G- Blaine, but by some
weans, unknown to novices in political
wire-pulling, the friends of Grant suceeed
ed in passing a resolution instructing the
delegation to Chicago to vote as a unit for
his nomination. The resolution was pass
ed by the insignificant tnAjer:ty of twenty.
and it would have been still smaller if sonic
of the delegates Ind net disobeyed the in
structions of their c mstituenis. how these
men will explain their strange conduct is
not astogether plain to us. The Republi
cans of our county, who are largely in la
vor of Blaine, regret the action of the
convention on the Presidency, and what
is true of our county ie likewise true of a
large majority of the counties throughout
the State, for there is no use denying the
fact that Blaine is Penusylvania's choice
for the Presidency
We believe that a large majority of the
delegates chosen to the Chicago Conven
tion are opposed to Grant and the third
term, and we believe further that the for
midable opposition that has been develop
ed against him will cause him to decline a
nomination and forbid the use of his name
before the convention If such should be
the case, Senator Blaine will then undoubt
edly receive the united support of the
Pennsylvania delegation. The opposition
to Gen. Grant comes not so much of personal
objection to him, as from an aversion on
the part of the masses to change the ens
torn inaugurated by Washington, and res
pected by his successors, of one man hold
ing the office of President not more than
two terms. But so great is the confidence
of all our people in the honesty, integrity
and patriotism of the hero of Appomattox,
that should he be nominated by the party,
and consent to become its standard-bearer
for a third time, the Republicans of Hun
tingdon county will rally around him
as of old and will do their full duty to se
cure his triumphant election.
GREEN AND LEMON.
In our ii,sue of last week we had only
time and space to announce the neminees
of the State Convention and to nail their
names to our mast head, which we did with
pleasure and satisfaction.
HENRY GREEN, of Northampton
county, is a gentleman every way qualified
for the responsible psition fur which he
has been named. Judge Green is now
filling the seat on the Supreme Bench, by
appointment, made vacant by the death t.f .
Hon. Warren K Woodward, and his unan
imous nomination by the dominant party
is a just tribute to his worth. He has al
ways been a consistent and earnest Repub
lican, but unschooled in the tricks of the
plitician and the partisan. Ile has the
reputation of being a learned lawyer, and
be comes before the people fur this high
trust with a spotless character, and in No
ember next the people of Pennsylvania
will ratify his nomination by electing him
Ly a majority away up in the thousands.
COL JOHN A. LEMON, of Blair coun
ty, the nominee for Auditor General, is
one of the most popular men in the State.
The fact that he has been twice elected to
the State Senate, in a strong Democratic
district, is evidence of the esteem in which
he is held amongst those who know him
best. lie is now serving his third term
in the Senate, and his legislative hirtory
is free from the taint of the lobby and the
ringater. C,l. Lemon is a man of modest
pretentions, but he possesses great common
sense, and a familiarity with public affairs
which qualify him to sa' isfactorily dis
charge the duties of the office for which
he has been nominated. He is a self made
man, and his unprecedented popularity is
the result of his eff,rts to honestly serve
those who have called him from the pri
vate walks of life to official position of
crust and importance. His election is cer
taro, and he will go out, of the Juniata Val
!ey with such a majority as will surprise
the opposition. Whoop'er up, boys, for
Green and Lemon.
The Politiphone.
Andy Curtin's attempt to steal Yocum's
seat in Congress caused the printing of a
book containing 4,000 pages.
Hon B. L. Hewitt, who represented
Blair county in the House of Represents
lives last session, will be a candidate for
•
re nomination.
The New York Republican State Con
vention will assemble at Utica on the 25th
inst., for the purpose of electing delegates
to the Chicago Convention.
The N Y . Tribune says that the current
Democratic idea of statesmanship in Con
press seems to be to keep the mouth shut
'rid introduce as many bills as possible
A sausage machine is run on the same
principle.
A reliable gentleman, who has traveled
extensively through the county, informs
us that he has only conversed with two
Republicans who were satisfied with the
result of the Ilarri,burg Convention.—
Straws show, &c.
Congressional candidates are still coming
to the fore in the Blair, Bedford, Cambria
and Somerset district. The lattst addition
to the already long list being Hon. D J.
qorrell and Hon. A. A. Barker The
latter gentleman, however, has bet.n a
standing candidate ever since the close of
his term in Congres4.
OUR friend, B. F. Fries, esq., viho
started the Greenback organ in this place,
has become associate editor of the Phce
nixville Independent, published at Phoe
nixville, this State. The paper is a large,
handsome sheet, and judging from its ad
vertising columns, is a paying institution.
Since we made the acquaintance of Mr.
Fries he has been "knocked from pillar to
to post," and we are now pleased to learn
that his •lines have fallen in pleasant
places." He has had considerable expe
rience in the newspiper business, is an
honorable gentleman, and deserves sue
cesa. ;
Pc3markable Succes3
OF THE I*FTSUI:ItGII CONSEIZVAToRY OF
NlUsle —10 i) NiUSIC LESSONS FOll
The tn-Te effg:r mole, by T e
bi r o, c o „. er v wo ry t r c u a,tcy!..l
with the Pittsbur.zo
give one hundred fail iess.oty
twelve awl a Ii If don,rA hi- 11
wimderrio rer, s , . N, aria fifty
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t,:oe of ewh I n. is ~.read
eurit U, aud one or t teaelyis.
will probably 1b...! einployeil in a few days
We are requested to nt ite that pit sons out
otherwise eonnectel with tlor! dle,re cln
enter the C.o,s..rvit B ,_tr,ling at die
eo:le,!e at low la , e,z. r parti,:ular, ,
et!: on (Jr •v 1. C. )).
I) . PittAP Pi.— P tosLrovh Corn
Cita G:1.1f16,
Nev To-Day
_ik_l.))ll.NfS:ltATOit'S
1:11)E1...
L. tterg of A.ltnini,tratin b,on
to the ontier,i.sned—wh,,o
Warriorso,:rl4—(in the « , ,tve of Saint,.
litre of %Vartiorsin:irlt, per,ons koowiolz
thetns&ves indebted are riviested. to make
im
mediate payruen , . and :hos , Navin; claim. to p,e_
:?Clit them pwlierly a uth-titiovel 11,r Fe ir, em , n t.
SAMUEL AL`;TON,
eb 1 3'.* Administrator.
A DMINISTRATMCS NOTI(`E.
LE4tqte of BOBER 7' FLEMI . tlte'd )
L. tiers Administration havinz hee, granted
to the undersigned—whose postoilio, a..,i,r,ss is
Petersburg—on the estate of Hobert
Of Jack.o tp., all per;ons knoa lug them
selves indebted are r,queste.l to inalie imuDoliate
payment, and those having claims to prese:.t them
duly authentxaied for tiatneht.
JIENRY RUDY,
•
E t Pure Fresh Milk.
Mrs Saumtl Neal, 4i5 WaAiegt,a st ,
rear Ilagcy's store,has eFtabli,be,i a
REGULAR M LEi DEPOT,
laid will kt.a.q) cuntan::y un haul a:: kiwle
Pure Milk, Crean). ,at tug %cry 14.-yr
eq. Cash Pries.
jZif — llavii;g . n 4, parties eilipioyed to sell
mill( for me iu au rau4esileills have Lcen
made whereby families not wisliiug to :cud for it
will be supplied et Vo.eir bottles. [telil3.
A UDITOR'S NOTICi.:.
klure fj . . 1011 Y GI:Et:OR2".]
Notice is hereby g ven that the umkrsigned
Auditor, appoio:ed by toe Court of Common Pleas
of Huntington county, to distribute the funds in
the hands of Thomas W. Myton, Esq , Assignee,
for the benefit of creditors ot .John bireg.ory, aris
ing from the sale of estate assigned fot the benefit
of creditors as aforesaid, will attend at his to thee
in the borough of Huntingdon for the purpose ot
his appointment, on FItID kY, the sth day of
March next, when anu where all persona in
terested in the fun 1 for distribution, arc requir
ed to appear and present their claims, or be for
ever thereafter bebarred from sharing in sold tuna.
I►. CALDWELL,
reb.l3 3t. Auditor.
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It Describe, Royal Palaces. Bare Curiosities, Wealth and
Wonders of the Indies, China, Japan, etc. A million
people want it. This is the best your life to
make money. Beware of "catch penny" imitation+. Send
for circulars and extra terror to Agents.
Addroie NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co., Philadelidlia.
la and Mineral Lank in
Rich Far, ;qi enandoali Valley of
4,1,1pj Va., for wile timed
stamp Gtr ratalogoe.
STAPLE., s GRATTAN Cu., HATrisolibUfg, V 3.
$ 777 . A A L b e : ati r d . e o x . pvr e es E t i lA l Fr A titL u tl t u a t , li m t
a OVERTISE/S wldresing GE9. P. POWELL & CO.,
lo Spruce St., New York. -si learn tie -cart c.,st of
any proposed liar of A I.)VERTiSIN; American News
papers 100-page Pamphlet, 10e.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
_ i ,. , _
Valuab!e Real Estate!
ESTA TB 01' MA RY DEC D.
By virtue of an 0r.1.•r t . nc Curt o'
liunting4 iu county, the un,lersi,tnel will expo,
to eal , on the preinkes in J.ickson tp., at uue
o'clock in the toren:win, on
Wednesday, the 10:h (Tay i f Mcn•ch, 1880,
All the tultowitig deserili d ruiti ei•ta - e, to wit
A tract of land si , nate in .latt'sson towr ship. 11... , n
tingdon county, Pennsylva it. Lulli. - 1.-d on the
north by lands of John Irvin's heir,; on the east
by lands of Samuel Stet •y and li.tr,ey Wilsot,;
on the south by 1,n.14 of Ruben Duff and Joseph
Forrest. and on the west bv lands of John Boni
brirger, containing ONE HUNDRED AND ,IN:-
T] Aelt l, s, one half of whet is elerxr.d and in a
good state of cultivation. and the balance covered
with good timber, and having thereon
AT - 1k erected a GOOD TWO-S CORTE() LOO
E qiiAi AND FRAME FRAME HOUSE, IMO BA R\,
. gi e • and outbuildings. There is a spring of
- good avatar unit a large orehard ot choice
truit trees. This property is about three wiles
northwest of M'Alevy's Fort. and about the same
distance northeast of Saulsburg. d'ossesst.ru giv
en on the first day of April.
TERMS OF SALE.—One-third cu the purchase
money on confirmation of sale, amt the b e hun, i n
two equal annuni payments, secured by jud,:eurent
bonds of the purchaser.
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L. FRANKLIN Dit AK CI,
February 13th, IS3O 3t. Executor.
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Alexandria, Jan. 2,1880 *.) Executor.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE;;
.T TTS I'lxt,l Dos couN frwn the tlrh
-; .1 -1. 1879. r.) the 911 .! o• Januar.y.
RECEIPTS.
O. A. Miller,
• ; • ,r.
, t , ame , flB79,
County
1III•`r
i -„,. ,L,. ;7'9 —Count!, tax.
429 34
452 89
931 16
111,14 Top City borough B2 46
Caeotiii township
378 64
104 4:
451
447 03
61 36
275 46
82 94
2107 75
ZuA 03
2'6 35
1-t Ward..
•• Ward. 1867 09
3rd Ward 715 97
4,h Ward 220 40
townsnie
Joi.iata iownshi
township
towtaship 826 12
11 on imrough 159 71
Moi ,-, r., wi:ship
Lorougn
.11 urg borough
Oneida i-whship
Ortosoni t borou g h 3OO 36
Penn tow,sLip •••
Purrer zown-h.p 1156 26
Shad., (14p borough 4O 28
Springlieid township 340 90
rsnirley township 971 29
Shirlo3st.urg borough 194 70
Salrillo borough lll 52
Tod t0wn5hip...........533 52
Tell township 236 77
TbreeSprin.'s borough 9l SI
township
Walker township
Warri ',mark township 2013 14
440 99
------$23581 41
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lit ;,t1.1,t,1 •v :utiil
6t.,te tax for 1879 from theseme
to,selsips
Receieed fr,in Year 1879.
Alexandria bor. Sawl. Hamer 156 1(1
Barree twp., It. A. Ramsey.— 1422 04
Brady tap., Thomas Marlin.— 549 85
11. T. City bor., C. K. Horton 152 15
Carbon twp., Pat Madigan 721 27
coalLnunt bor., 6. Reisterer 56 34
Cromwell tap.. J. B. Shenefelt 1.67 15
Case twp., J C. Shatter 275 00
(.3lay twp., John M. Drake 250 00
Dublin twp., Wm. A. Hudson 290 03
Franklin twp , John M. Leech 2022 95
Henderson tap., Jesse Henry BO 62
llopewell twp.. John Enyeart 244 39
Hunt'gn Ist W4l, J. 0. Murray 300 00
" 2d Wd, " " 700 00
" 3,1 Wd, S. W. Cullum. 300 00
4th Wit, " " 226 05
Jackson tp., Wesley Thompson 1192 80
Juniata twp., John Hawn lBB 00
Lincoln tap., H. Richardson 72 48
Login twp., Henry Rudy 1057 07
Mapleton bor., A. W. Swoope ll3 St
Morris tap.. Peter Tippery 667 59
Mr. Union bor., J. G. Stew,ri 284 47
Oneida twp., Henry Wilson 347 71
Orbisonia bor., J, B. Shenefelt 259 13
Penn twp.,Jacob Hatß,y ... 400 1.0
Porter tap., J. E. Robb 2025 49
Suade Gap bor., 11. C. Zeigler 3O 65
Springfield tap.. Sam'!. Weight 305 30
?sairley tap., G. W. Cornelius ll5O 00
Shirleysburg bor„ " " 150 59
T.ol twp.,Jimathan Evans 73 85
Tell twp., James Rhea 94 99
Three Springs bor., E. G. Hook 57 05
Union twp., S. P. Smith 287 31
Walker tap., Ross C. Hauck 595 30
Warriorsufk tp , J M Stoneroad 1161 80
W,st tap., Henry Davis 1230 00
20659 27
State tax for the year 1879 from
the tutee township.
Redetni.tion money received.... 7 59
3Lary Reef'lCC(' On Unseated Lands.
County tax in So
Sehool tax l4 41)
Road tax lO 511
Interest Sn
Burrowed Money.
from Sterrit Cummins
From Jaeli , on Harmon lOOO 00
Fret. Adam K-ugh
Frum G. A. :Miler
From Kate Cummins
Fruit: John W. Ru?sell
Pram Eliza M Cummins 350 84
Friuli Abram
. Mierlysoo 00
From Union Bank lOOO 00
From Liura A. Vi'llson 5OO 00
r'r.:m Nancy C. Birr lOO 00
From Ma,Tihia, Wagon 5OO 00
F,um Ruth C. ()dare
Iti Coal Iron Co for
cnw y tax. per ranscript..... 11 43
J. 11. flicks for county tax, per
transcript .....
M. Orlady fur D. Allgood, tur
county tax and costs a 2t
W. M. Brown, transcript for
county ttix and costs 2 24
Stewart Foster, fur county tax
and cots 6 22
T. Miller, tax and costs 2 115
P.tOon Cox. f rr tax fur year'77 4 50
itec'd of W. It. Smith, J. It.
Smith and John DeArmit, for
killing rabbits out of season. 1 87
Rec'd of T. B. McMahon, for
profanity 54
B.ce'd of different parties fur
playing - ..ards on Sunday..... 400
Total receipts
EXPENDITURES.
Paid on inquisitions on dead
bodies 247 42
Pa ii on County Institute 177 70
Paid Registering and Assessing 768 27
Paid Election rders lO9l 22
Paid County Auditors for yr '79 324 00
Paid Court Reporter, IV. U.
Waring 366 75
Paid Road and bridge views
Paid Grand and Traverse Ju-
tors. Tipstaves, &c 4680 06
Paid Constables fur making ra
t urns, fees. in ileage, ttc 1056 30
Paid on Commonwealth prose
cutions, Proth'y, Atey,Sher
itr, Witnesses, ac
Paid house rent for election
purnoses 3O 74
Pail Jury Commissioners and
clerks
Paid refunding orders 7B 75
12923 45
Sehoid Tax on Ifeeated Lands.
Michael hyper. Shirley twp 2 13
George Hawn, Brady twp l5 47
Samuel Myton, Barren twp 39 32
B. llreene,Oneida twp.. 3:4
J. Jones, B. T. City ... 21 12
Road Tax on Unseated Lands.
Joseph hough, Shirley twp..... 2 97
J. 'T. Carothers, Brady twp..... 6 90
Paid Directors of the Poor for
use of Alms House 12000 00
Paid Commissioners traveling
___
expenses 156 00
Commissioner.' Salary.
W .11. Benson 295 00
Benj. Isenberg 306 00
James Smith
T. D. NewAl, clerk
CMIII ta igsioners' Attorney fur
profeesional services l6O 00
Hoafi Damages.
Simnel Hatfield ......... 20 00
Ilastunh tt woope
J.lln Cunningham
V. rn Neff
A. B. 'Miller 5O 00
Janes Allen
James McClure l7 00
.Ma me, Stewart
.1.. h Sie%: - .trr 75 00
K. J. Myron
(Atom lci eatue 2 40
ilisccitancong.
SaTni. 11. board
:slid conveying
pri, , ont-rs to Western Penittu
titre a'd tervin t ..-ji.r3 not icet , ,s22Bo 18
P D.cher, janitor at Court
1I,u,
Fur gas e"usained at Court
Howie 157 66
For fuel tor Court Houre and
j , 435 00
F..r Liti;d,iig au addition a. d
repairs at jail 4260 93
Dr. It. 11. Welshing, for medi
cal attendance for pri-ones
at
11. P. Decker, cleaning vault in
Prolhonotary's office 2l 00
A. P. lluey, for labor in Pro
thonotary's office 6 00
II P Decker, fur whitewashing,
and cleaving mattresses at
Court llouse 8 61
For whitenashin4 bridges 22 00
J. Lamberson, painting bridle
across Aughwick creek 5O 00
J. Lainberaon, for painting toll
bridge at Huntingdon lOO 00
'1452 $
Repairing County Bridge..
Nicholas Ryder..
14,•F:0t...
A
C. 1,,t1t.r,
S ti. I•Cniivrg
Wto. ll.l,rsherg
kpuil•li.! II .iir
G 997 Gtr
ti. 1 , .. ~,
x 2SI 33
7351 55
C. 1 . .11.1.1 r, :.,r
L 14(.;;
1,-idge tier(
t.:teck .....
Michael Liaru,r, un z.vc,u;,t
for building briti•ze acre
Trough creek
Michael Cla,r,er. c. n .•
t',r
I I.
Al 'l but=t
J R burt,orrow C
J. A Na,b
S. E.
For boar
I 011 Ci
Allegh,ny . iu c.i,e •,1 C
A 11.,,e. in, Le f'.l
riulTort of convicts at Western
Penitentiary ICI 20
Attorney's cutnintssif:n tor te
cavering overpaid State tax. 821 97
Nancy Kelm, washing fur pril,
Doer- u+l 011
Jame: wa:ubzu,in at j .11 150 00
Bl:kuk io.oks, stati •liery, po,t-
_ .
age. etc :;14 16
Redeuiptiion money, S 31 14094-
cock is
Rcpairs to Court 11,1,e l7l 48
Bow-dint: Jury, J IV. 11000 2O CO
J. C. Jackson. au , l,ting
rc
counts of Proth"nutary a nt i
Itegieter and Ittcor4hr 2O 00
Wm. C. Fester, damages for
brew. ing through bridge in
Oneida township
J. H. WestbroA, special serv
ices as detective lO 00
G. A. Miller,for State lax paid
on county bonds l2 00
T. D. Newell, fur making
of militia men, recording ti.e
same. etc 2OO (10
A. P. M'Elwaile, traveling ex •
penses 2 35
W. M. IVilliamson, for certify
. ingjurors . . 117 54
Redemption money la 9ti
Premiums for ki ling foxes.
hawks, skunks, owls and
will eats
.. 571. 74
1 74
County Treasurer Cornmisr , ion
on 059.853 26, at 21 per cent. 14Q6
County Treasurer, for collea
ing as per Act of Assembly... 700 00
Bal ince in hands of Treasurer, 9249 02
In t,etitn;,ney where,f the tptilershmed Com
miesioners hare cet their hfiniLi and seal of office.
JAMES SMITH,
W. H. BENSON,
BENJ. ISENBERG,
Cummiuioners.
We, the undersigned Auditors of Huntingdon
county, Pennsylvania, elected and sworn, do cer
tify that we have met, did audit, adjust and set
tle according to law, the account 01 A. P M'El
waine. Treasurer of Huntingdon county, and the
orders of the Commissioners, and receipts for the
same for and during the past year, and find a bal
ance in his hands of nine thousand two hundred
and forty-nine dollars and two cents, ($9249 02.)
Given under our hands this twenty-first day of
January, A. D. ISSO.
173 10
173 10
Attest
OUTSTANDING BALANCES DUE
the County, at the last settlement with the
Auditors for the year IS;9 :
94 19
TOWNSHIPS
and
co Buuueans.
Brady township.. Ce,rge Ely
!Jackson .. J. L. Niclawaine
Union " Andrew
Ib7ti Juniata
Orbisthoia Tho..ktm Kelly
towtmliip JG. illetinte*... 64 74! 16 93
Union '• . Andrew Wise 57 09 1
1577 liuntingdon.3if w .... 137 43 1 7 2
.Juuiatatownshii. Wm. Geis:pincvr 23 68! 321
I)rbißenia bolo.— Thomas M.Helly 36 451
Shilleyeburg bor J. M. Goodman 26 343
11 est township.— John P. Murphy 1105 27'
Alexandria boo.. C. Grathus 6B 07
-- 18564 27
ilarretown.hip... Wm. Stewart.
Cromwell " It. F. Chi!coat ... 857 40
Coa!moot b0r0.... 22 83
Dublin township J. E. Harper* 331 41
llopewell 41. 19. Putt ; 113 43
Ilnutingdon.3lw S. W. ' 252 34
;Jackson t'wnshipl Elias Musser 153 34
; Orbismii la her.... Thomas M. Kelly , 322 17
'hirleysburg o rIJno W. hughtneri 34 091
Walker towurhiplJosepla Isenbercd 91 09,
1879 Alexandria boro.. !Samuel 1 lamer*, 118
Barree townhip...l Robt. A. Ramsey; 476 21
Briny " ...;Thomas Marlin. 180 38
'Broad Top City. IC. K. Horton 44 83
ICarbon towLshipj Pat! Madiaan*... 148 77i
Kass 1J C. Shaffer lO6 59,
:Clay •` 'John M. Drake. 82 101
ICassville born David Clarkson* 72 82!
Dublin township . W. A. Hudson._ 136 38.
Dudley boro I Wm. 8r0wn...-. 121 181
Franklin t'w'ship'John M. Leech* :t29 70;
Henderson " Jesse-11 nry* j 31 81
Hopewell " John Enyeart.... 2
.I.luntingd'n,lst w John O. Murray; = 0.
" 2 , 1 wd 1
i th
wd ;S. W. Collom*... I 341 .:
" 4th wl " *... 392 15 !
;Juniata township ;John Hawn 73
'Lincoln " It. Richardsou*.. 740 17 ;
ILogan " !Henry Rudy "79 541
Morris " j Peter Tippery* 229 731
; Mai klesburg bor Jacob May 9
152 31
Pell) township. ..I " 51 , 3 83;
. Saltillo borough..; Philip Fisher*... i 47 66:
(Shade Gap .. H. C. Ziegler...... 27 on!
Springfield twp... 'Samuel Weight. I 17 311
Todd township-... Junat hanEvan s*: 613 71,
Tell Jamesßlieao I :115 35j
Walker township Ross C. Houck* 447 94
West " Henry Davis 1,7 98
Warriorsmark tplJno M Stonerod* 364 19;
53 04
71293 61
*Since paid in part,
tSince paid in full.
The following Balances are considered worthless as the
Collectors are insolvent (and the time havin ,, expired in
which snit can be brought against sureties oirbonds) prior
to date at which present Cotniniasioners cause into office:
01
TOWNSHIPS !
0.- and
V BOROUGHS.
13721 Carbon town allipl Joh et Canty
Colt!wont boro Levi Evan;
1873 Carbon townships John Canty....
Casa l ileury Taylor,
Also, Judgment No. 69, J.inuary Term. 1878, 11.4 it ap
peared in last settlement, amounting to $482 09, is con
sidered uneollectable.
COUNT Y IND E B TED NESS.
Money Borrowed and Bonds Is.ued by the Com-
88 77
,$24-1:6
100000
$2L355 52
.TORN LOGAN.
JAS, 11. DAVIS, Auditors.
E. PLUMMER,
Attest: W. S. TIPPILST, Clerk.
Borrowed money.
Bonds iss,ed
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate
[Assigned Estate of J. C. RODDY.]
By virtue of au order of thn Court of Co/anion
Pleat: of Huntingdon county, I will offer at pub
lic sale. at the Court House, in Huntingdon, on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, 1880,
10 00
2110 Co
TWO LOTS IN SH ADE GAP, Huntingdon
county. Pa , flouting 1:!0 feet, more or less, on
Main street. and extending ha. k at right angles
thereto 160 feet, more or lure. to lands of Joseph
Hudson's heirs, h..ving thereon a two
story FRAME DWELLING HoUSE„
a large two story FRAME STORE 1: 1 1
ROOM snd WAREIIOO3I. FRAME 11
STABLE and outinfilding,s. z _A-17"
--- 14435 10
This is a fine fi t iportui,ity n. business man
• .
Also, the uNdivid•-.1 one sixth of a farm
in Dublin township, Loomled h 3 lands of James
Harper, William Marrow's heirs. and others, eon
. . .
. -
taining TWO HUNDRED ACRES,
ii.. .i?: more nr less. having thereon a two
iv, !P D G
: story FRAME WELLIN HOUSE.
!‘ I a DOUBLE . ALIN, and other im
provements.
TERMS OF SALE:—Ode-third of the purchase
money to he paid on confirmation of sale, the hal
anee in two equal annual payments thereafter,
with interest, the whole to be secured by the judg
ment bonds of the purchaser.
E S. McMURTRIE,
Fel.6-3t. Assignee of J. C. Roddy.
MINING STOCK FOR SALE.
The Carbonate Gold and Silver Mining Compa
ny of Leadville, Col., own more valuable Gold-and
Silver Mines than any other Company in the
state. The stock is ten dollars per share, fully
paid up, and nonassessable. They now offer a
limited number of .hares for sale through the un
dersigned, at $1.50 per share. Referenees and
information cheerfully given. Direct all orders
and communications to S. M. BOYD, 144 Fifth
Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa, P. 0. Box 1064. [f9-4y
New Advertisements
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.1. 11. DAVIS,
PLIIMM ER.
A 14 ditore.
‘V. S. TIPPERY, Clerk
COLLECTORS I
43GiI
Gel; ,, enger 41 7.5! 549
, $11471 42
COLLECTORSI °
i$ 114 26:f29 67
42 111 815
117
128 77i 11 37
$ 400 36419 19
at one o'olook in the afternoon,
New Advertisements.
SELLERS'
COUGH
SYRUP!
50 Years Before the Public !
Proh,uneel hy :CI to be the moil Pleas
ant en 1 efficacious remedy now in use,
the cure of Coughs, Colds, Croup,
Hoarser css, tickling sensation of the
Throat, whooping Cough, Etc. Over a
Million Bottles sold within the last
few years. It gives relief wherever used,
and lots the power to impart benefit that
cannot be had from the Cough Mixtores
now in use. Sold by all Druggists at 25
cents per bottle.
S _E 1.4 1. S' I IVES
BILL.S are also highly recommended
curing Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sick Headaches, Fever and Ague, and all
Di,raes of the Stomach and Liver. Sold
liy all Druggists at 2S cents per box.
2 60
R. E. SELLERS & CO.,
TTSI3 U 11(3r I-1, PA,
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APPEALS. - Places and Times for
It •ldiey Same.— The undersigned Commis
sioners of Iluntingdon county, her•-by give notice
to the taxable inhabitants, non-residents, owners
and agents of real and personal property, taxable
for State and County purposes, within the county
of Hunting•lon, that au appeal for the benefit of
a persons interested, will be held for the several
town-hips and boroughs within said county, be
tween the hours of I/ o'clock a. tn. and 3 o'clock,
p. In., as follows:
Henderson township, Union School House,
Tue•qhiy, February 3d.
Brady township, Mill Creek, Norris' Hotel,
Wednesday, February 4.
lini,,n township and Mapleton borough, Ma.
pkrf.u. Thured,ty. February 5.
Mt. Uaion borough, Mt. Uuion, Friday, Febru.
ary 6.
;~s Vo
rhirley aid Shirleysburg, Shirleysburg, Satur
day, February 7.
fell township, Nossville, Tuesday,February 10.
Dublin township and Shade Gap, Shade Gap,
Wednesday, February 11.
L. .
Springfield township, Meadow Gap, Thursday,
February ]2.
Cromwell township and Orbiaonia, Orhisonia,
Friday, February 13.
Three Springs - borough, Three Springs, Satur
day. February 14.
Y•Pin townzhip and M•trkle . ihurg. Marklesburg,
SVc , int•dd.ty, February 18.
Linc.in township, Coffee Run, Thursday, Feb
ru,,ry 19.
township, Cave Station, Friday, Feb.
ruary 20.
10 :19
u;almont borough, Coalmont, Monday, Febru•
ary 23.
$56553 26
Carbon township and Dudley borough, Dudley,
Tuesday, February 21.
Broad Top City, Broad Top City, Wednesday,
February 25.
To , i township, Chestnut Grove Sehool house,
Thursday,Ft•hruary, 26.
Cass and Cassvilie, Cassville, Friday, February
27.
571298 61
Clay torinehip and Saltillo borough, Saitillo,
Saturday, February 2S.
_
Oneida township, Centre Union, Tuesday,
March 2.
Jackson township, McAlevy's Fort, Wednesday
March 3.
Barren township, Saulsburg, Thursday, Mar. 4.
West township, Wilsontown, Friday, March 5.
Logan township, Petersburg, Saturday, Mar. 6.
Franklin township, Franklinville, Tuesday,
Match 9.
IVarriorsmark township, part Warriorsmark,
Wednesday, March 10.
Warriorsmark township, part Birmingham,
Thursday, March 11.
Moth; township, Waterstreet. Friday, Mar. 12.
Walker township, McConnellstown, Monday,
March 15.
Porter township and Alexandria, Alexandria,
Tuesday, March lfl.
Juniata township, Hawn's School House, Wed
nesday, March 17.
Iluntingdon,lst and 2 , 1 wards, Commissioners'
Offiee Thursday. March 18.
Huntingdon, 3d and 4th wards, Commissioners'
0111,, Friday, March 19
Where and when all persons who consider them
selves aggrieved by the triennial assessment of
'valuation of their property, professions, occupa
tions, etc., are hertby notified to attend and state
their grievances, if they think proper.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
[Estate of JOSEPH M'C'il; Deed.]
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the Or
phans' t•ourt of Huntingdon county, to hear and
determine exceptions to, and make distribution of
First and Second Accounts of Edward J. and
Howard J. M'Coy, Administrators of Joseph
M'Coy, late of Walker township, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will attend to the duties of
his appointment at his office, in Huntingdon, on
Wednesday, the 25th day of February,lBBo, at 10
o'clock, a. m., when and where all parties inter
ested will appear and present their claims or else
be debarred from coming in for a share of the fund.
R. A. ORBISON,
feb.6-3t. Auditor.
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HATS for Men, Young Men and Children,
Also, a splendid assortment of
SAMPLES for Dress & Business SUITS.
Snits made to order a specialty. Good Fits
Guaranteed. Store nearly opposite the Post Office.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
[Estate of ANN MARY HICK LE, deed.]
Letters of Ad - ministration having been granted
to the undersigned—whose postoffice address is
Altoona—on the estate of Ann Mary Hickle;
deed., all persona knowing themselves indebt
ed are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims to present them duly authen
ticated for settlement.
Jan.3o,'So*,
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.-NO
tie° is hereby given to all parties not to
trespass on the lands or premises of the under
signed, in Walker township, either by hunting,
fishing er otherwise, as the law will be rigidly en
forced against all persons so doing. The destruc
tion of fences, the hauling of wood and gravel,:and
other depredations impel me to this step.
oct24.tf. JOHN WUHAN.
JA NiES . SMITH,
W. H. HENSON,
B. ISENBERG,
Commissioners,
A FULL LINE OF PLATED WARE,
MICHAEL 'TICKLE,
Administrator.
F _
OR RENT.-:--A STORE ROOM IN I A Household Need,
Shirleysburg, Huntingdon county, 50x33 A book on the Liver, its diseases and their
feet, located in the business partof town, is offered treatment sent free. Including treatises upon
for rent. Possession given at any time. Terms Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver, Jaundice, MI,
moderate. Apply at Greene .t Greg, ry's store, ionsness, Headache, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Ma-
Huntingdon. L. W. METZ. !aria ' kc., address Dr. Sanford, 182 Dresdway-
Jan.lB-lie New York City, New York. Den3o-3t
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Great improvement over Common Areties. EaQier to Buckle; exclude wet and
Snow more perfectly; neater in appearance; better f. rtfra heary sae, giving
double ccrvice. Try a pair n -( • : r nr • 7. .7 - ': - ) 14 1,7
tiffEis‘i I:4fi
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HUNTINGDON, PA.
Jan.l6-4t
SOUND MU fiiS MO SOLID FACTS
CONCERNING OUR PRESENT MAGNIFICENT STOCT: OF
For Mens', Youths', Boys', and Children's Wear.
•
We determined to excel all our preViuttS efforts in producing 1;:r this seaßon the most desirable stock
of Goods ever placed before the public.
Guided by our long practi.od experlenee of flyer thirty years—a':l,l by large cash capital—facili
tated by all the latest and most ap•rovel appliances—supported 1. a full curls of skilled artists and
reliable workmen—we have pre, r.,1
Buying everything f , ,r Cash down. keeping a sharp lookout for advantageous purchases and a ci
watch over expense , , we have been enan , ed to effect a complete revolution of old prices, and instit
a new era of low rates, mach lower than heretofore, and thou those asked elsewhere fur inferior goods
NO MATTER WHAT GARMENT IS WANTED.
NO MATTER WHAT THE STYLE WANTED.
No MATTER WHAT THE MATERIAL WANTED.
‘-‘_) MAT rut WHAT THE PRICE WANTED,
MATTER WM:FLIER FOR MEN,
.TtIATTER WHETHER FOR YOUTII.7;.
NO 31ATTER WHET ER FOR BOIL.
No MATTER WILE 111 ER FOR CHILDREN,
•i !1• i7voryli4 ly, of the twist reliable at prices to suit every
mi one &hail leave our store wit:lout tieing perfectly satisfied.
urea of this. and we will s?c that it is fulfilled. Each gar
;•l w :tr,, determined not to he undersold by any one, we pr422 . ,-,
7 o a,ll a trial. Come, sec, eompare, examine. are"
17ctore buying. Retuem'ier the place. •
,:en` to any part of the United States on application_
We have Clotiliwg
body. We are fully ;
Our well establishci repu:.oi,o
ment we sell is fully guartrlte,
ise every purehsser a geNuii.e
our goods and prices. Be pert,
Samples with plain
GARITEE, MASTEN ALLEN, Saccoss3rs to BENNETT CO.
TinciErd LL CLOTHING BAZAAR)
518 and 520 Market Street, and 511 and 513 Minor Street, PHILADELPHIA
AprtllB , ll. 1879 lyr.
7 1 =a Pnit CFMI 1.1 AANI - M 5
P"I: A LER I
STAPD',' 111‘‘,1 1 D F,ATE GROCERIES,
WOOD IA ND WILLOW WARE,
"Th . 1 In
dis., &c.,
No, SILL G TOX STREET,
Jan. 9, Ib9J HUNTINCDON, PA.
fle'
CL® T1.: 74 I I\T C÷,
I WILL STATE THE FACTS : I HAVE $lO.OOO WORTH OF CLOTHING,
HATS AND CA PS, AND GENT'S. FURNISHING GOODS,
FOR MEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR,
WHICH WILL Aid EST BE SOO BY En FIRST,
SO I OFFER MY ENTIRE STOCK
' - '217 2 4 0 401 e
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY PRICING MY GOODS BEFORE
PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
LOOK ./11 1 Pl:len' WHICH ARE A'OT MISREPI?ESESTED
500 Men's Overc , •ats frotu
300 Youths'
200 Boys'
Fine Black Broadcloth Suit, t nu ll 50 u p
CasAini.rc Suit,
Fine Imported Worsted Suirs '•
Black Diagonal Suits fr-in ..... 50 u p
Fine eiv.iniere Snito
• 3 00 up
Youths' Ali wool fair
!toys'
Children'?
Skating Coat?, a ii• w00l
(trey Working ott ul
Working Pant 4. I 04) up
Navy Blue Shirt= up
Overalls, blue and brown ......... 46 up
Shirts and Drawers ker set 59 up
Heavy Cassiinere Shirts 62 up
Wool Hats for Men
Genuine PEARL SHIRT, only 95 Cents.
150 DOZ. LINRN COLLARS, ALL STYLES SIZES,3 for 25c.
SAIVIL. MARCH, AGENT, 505 or 514 Penn St.
Nov2l
Ladies' and Gents' Gold Watches, Gold Chains,
JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS,
Ear Rings, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Necklaces,
LOCKETS, CROSSES, RINGS of all KINDS, THIMBLES, &C
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
S ;
AC I L 2: 2: AY TRADE 3
- AT _
Black's Jewelry Store )
423 Penn St, Huntingdon, Pa.
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Castors, Pickle
Ice Pitchers,
1 THING
N Fii W. AND COMPLI TE STOCK OF
vtox ,4
1r H El. L—"
WHICH IS CERTAINLY UNEQUALED,
‘730X:1 1 5F8 COX) "Se"
WHO WISH TO PURCHASE
Fine Stiff fiats for Men
Caps
Children's Car., very cheap
White Shirts
Ties, Bows, Scarfs, very luw.
_11,4 quality Paper Collar:, In fancy Lux, 15 up
All-wool A Hose, lB up
.$ 3 110 up
Cotton Hose, 3 pairs tur.
BPst Buckskin (Stoves....
up
I 90 up
Kid Glove:,
Cloth Gloved
Buckskin ,Tits
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''lnc Trunks
Valises
Shawl Straps
Umbrellas and Canes very cheap.
SUCH AS
Stands, Cake Baskets,
Mugs, Child's Sets, arc.
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25 up
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50 up
25 up
75 up
4G nio
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2 00 up
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