SEXSSSL&'REPUBLIOANJ8"
j7W"iCan tneaVirii nomimted Hon.
M1FFLI.V lONVX:
vTcdaesday. June 16.
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PENABl time jaele.
ON and after Sunday. May 2!rd. 187 5,
pamencer arain m ill leave Uilliin Su-
tion, I'. K. Kn as fullowa-: v . j, u ooo.r
f i.Tran. ", f land rer offered in fee at one tim In
; rhiladelpfi Expr.i Il..IJ 43 a m j or 'ny country. A committee of
I'acitic i.spre..'.....;.l..l(J W a u-l HooH hold era will probably boy the road and
; IliirriWpg Accommodation.. ..H ?."a i i miguiin the company. The bondholders
: Mail..:. 4.... U fi 12 pnuk, d not mij.n f, enter the Beircompinr,
Atlantic txprr i.it; 9 Id p in I , - j- j . .
r I wi I take their diridenda out of lbs aiauuut
- - 'realized at the sale.
J Pacific Express 6 (t a m I
t Way i'aeb;er 10 1U a Hi " edneaday night three houses were
! Vail Z:i. ..i, 3? p ni j coUjvd b.' thieves ia the borosgh ef Ke-
i rm I.ine ". 4', y m ; j,rtj 'eiry county, la ihe (loose xf Or.
: M.-biirp Jf.rr.s . . 4 1 1 .V, p H. Ji""r!' fcjb ,,,e-V ,uIe "IJ ", a lUlt
Vaih. : !. ... Jay. i l aity 1 ' uihKt ,he ,MCt"r, Pk-bk
j JJ money, a check ot $, and other
Three traiiin do not stop at this tii n : ' pair , ihe tliievea eutvred the house by
('iii.iiaU Kxpresf, wi-at, time Ure 1 'j . j unlocking tfe dura by fastening nippers
, in.
ta.t Lur. u,l, 2 1, a.m.; Day let-
press, eat, I
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LUC.iL I A'TtlLLIG E A Cti.
The Konrtli f July Comes on Sunday
The Part i a favorite place fitrtfrrving.
There was a li-hi lrot on Monday uiof u
i.?. T.j, ,
, , i: town it to hae ft t'nir In A3 fiist
J- week in October. ; " ,
lb: N'ttrcaal .Scuaoi fh-r-kd id the
Pail Ust Saturlay.
Gra an3 ..Ms has imptcved; tiuating!
teitfcin the jast week, j j ! j ; !
i'ouio bug cicliing, or-Btsrin, is the
l.:b r asined to many Sflya.
:a-jifV-;Wk h improving and repairing j koi'ding, and np M w here the tire was burn-
pn:-rty on Mjiu Ntrevt. . ! "'S on attic but the 8 re bad pro-
t liKl. . .ohn'iaaMn depo,Urn,f the ! Wn tM taT h':,u -kI"fc
thicken coo, of Blair cunty. - I t?'c r""ite'' hand' !'-v ,he ,irae
. j the neighbors had asafmbled tho building
The Kd.tor.al Assocmtion l r'Cnns; .va- j mM KI(511,nc,, mU, . ,arge o ,u
wiU "-U.fJlu;J , j contend TWwa. to i.Auraote on eitier
i'o-t M:itsr iUk ii. (-oatairing bolft tbeihoieof cTmicnts. The loss is quite a
inid and the outside of hu hoose. severe one. It is said here at llifllin that
U. II. Krcidcr haa added a substantial Mr. fleurge MtrCtilloogh and other kind
lM..arda!k to fhefrcut. cfhis fr'ery at .
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M ir- doiiia thia veat receired the tirt j
viMi i pun acinr i tewi-aovia pjuple!
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rhillt!j-siiHrt.i,t n?taiis,: M on- i
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U(i4l,rat,l.ilt3l Jv. Cera b2t :
"lals 72a74c
Our Compulsory fMttctifln frigid of tit
-fomocrat Pn;iitcr has gone i.l .
tun iiV)jijr say where f
A citizen of Altuona, nanie l Cahos, trs
l'ue 1 last Wfinesday by his bors lilrovt
T'ig hiu out of iiii huf;g 1
P...!Tji.f1 lin. a r.il.MS 1.4 I it h Lit
beeotK.initt.Mi v.. fa the several j
certs ot It. d ont counv. i
Tno tiiue tor ths Adams Cotniy Fair !".a
already b-n i. annoiincl It is to be held
on the 2".th, 27th an 1 'Jfilh days of Sep-
t..-Ui!'er.
lltfv C. f) reneiNtrker attended tho
I.lt'venth Annna! Convention tf the Penu
rvlsania Sabtutli-Seb-iOl Association at
'.-banon last week.
in a nu.iib:T of counties ci iV.'.s Connuoii
wealth cs-suluiers ar lorming permu.ieut
oiganizafiunK. for annual re-union, decora
tion and other purposes.
Just the thing to set I a friend in the
Ht or other part of tbe world Tlw phi
t'.raplts fhat ll.-s has taker of tuc places
.t p'.bliiTintcre&t in this town.
Tbe Lewislo ii Ptnlioit Says an '-Kitypt-i
iu daikness" is frttii.ig down over Keeds-
vi'.lo. forth reason that there hasn't been I
a sermon preached nearer tho town than
the brick ehtircb within six months.
Wesi atorelanU comity Peni.M-rats hive
placed tte fcfloming ticket b.fore their
parly : R.-e.stei and Recorder, William B.
Sm-diii.; Treasurer, James tregg; Coia-niis.-ioi.ers,
Jo ph West, Clark Butterfield ;
1'iH.r Irnn." Dirttor, Christian Holtser;
Auditor, Jjaaes tJ. Thompson, M. L. Fau.
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The Kcjuhlicatis of Somerset nominated
this ticket ft few dss ago : Piothonary, F.
J. K. Miser; Begi.der and Kworder, A. F.
liickey; SherttT, k W.. TUej Trtaurer,
Jo.si.ph f Kvller; County Commissioners,
Priinel riullippi, William B-el ; Toor House
Director, Isaac Todert Auditor, Sami'.cl
Wraith, . . .
The nad a-'rvisors of Fcrnianagh town
iihip haie tak-a iut the "pike" culvert at
the lirsf lock above town, and "built across
the 8fr.n. in iu stead a Jaiik bridge. Tbe
t-nlvert as not larjo enovgh to allow all
the watir tliat ccmes down the stream in
time ofjereat raia to pa throiif h. It was
greatly ouYof rejuif, too.'
Tbe etlitor of the Blootnfield Times has
been on a visit to the land of bis birth
Massachusetts, and now, in his mature
days, when he cau see and eumpart objects
correctly, he says that there is a striking
resetnblauce in the general appearance ol
the Juniata Valley t- that part of fie State
of Massachusetts iu which he was born.
Eamnei B. Kickcnbangh, of this place,
won tbe fool race at the llarrisburg l'ark
last week, aud thereby obtained tbe cham
pion belt fur the counties ol Dauphin and
Juniata. By and by Rickvnbangh against
the State ; after that agaiust all the United
Status, and then for the championship ol
tbe woild ; and he'll win. it if some other
nun don't beat him.
Thaoowspapwr that indulge in intem
perate, vile, and abusive language, loses
influence and standing, as do lawyers and
other jieople who, wh-n ihet consider pub
lic questions, aud public men, employ in
temperate and vile Uugnsge. Intemperate
language, vituperation and vile speech, hart
the people wbo use them more than those
are hart against whom it is directed. -
Early nominations seem to be fashionable
this feason. (Jnene county Republicans
liave put the following ticket in tbe field t
Senator, Jacob Rush; Prothonotary, J. '.
Crago ; Clerk ot Court, Johai U. Campbell ;
Register and .Keeorxter, John B. Carter
District Attraeyj t. St. Oarrhon ; Commis
sioner, Captain John Morris"? Auditor, T.
C. lAWnarJfrdof'ITonse rirector, Wil
liam Grove, l'.-'!) ' ' . i l'i ' -
Jacob Snyder, a Bedford eonrrty man who
moved to Colorado, aud there acquired
quite a fortune, was murdered in bis adopt
ed borne several days ago. The murderer's
name ia Bhihop. Tbe trouble that resulted
Snjder'a death grew out of raining
claim. Snyder's remains were brought to
Saxton, this State, for interment. After
the murder Bishop tied. Ten thousand dol-
la bs'e bra 'ffered tr his arrest.
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I to action of District frnireii. ;
filarm aiU Samuel SmilL aa candidal. ft.-
v.
i the office of Associate Judge, end two can-
didates (or the bfli;e of CouKty Coiamis
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Halfpenny ; Director of the Pour, David
Bell ; Auditors, B. F. Custer and Frank
Henry -
An exchange siysi The sale of the J onb
ern Pacilh: Railroad and all its branches,
iVancbises, appurtenances, k-C., li adver
tised to LAs place In Sew York City on tb
2Sth of-Anratit. The aDnurtanancM.
emhrtce, auS other tUDg., aixtr miilioa.
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oa , k-v and tuiaiiir iiu-m.
hooae was entered and robbed of a lot ol
I o -iriug ajiaret The ho-Se of Ms. Wines
was also ransacked, but nothing was taken
iroin 1vv r
Some iays ago the residttte t." B. F.
al!j-e. nbout midway between McCul
lougtl's KlUs and East Waterlord, took Ire
and was entirely destroyed. The fire took
place in the afternoon. ' Both Mr. awl Mrs.
Wallace acre Dot at the tfme. lira. Wal
lace was in a giove at the spring,' and Mr.
Wallace Was fn a tiehnear by, at work.
The lirsi iiiiiuation he received of danger
to,bu ptofrtv, was by staring ft tolnuin of
smoke ftM-ond Irotu the roof of bis bouse.
It is need lets to tell that be ran to the
neigl.fciirs are tS'.king about furni&hiiig hlui
wilh aiateiia! and assistance ta rebuiid.
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The June uomber of ThE ttEPtB
.-e.o.., i , ; " -smog-,
lie .Magazine, pnblit:!ir;d at , W ashing- j
400 ' ' n:t year, u one of
e bU vet fubli.ibe.i. , i he : spicy ar- J
tide on " Society in the South," tbe
rm oh Romish Designs in America,'
-Tammany," "Uuilding Associations,
" Elements of Wealth in tbe SotstLj"
'The Ovil Service Etperiment," aud
"Jofl.ua U Giddings," make tbe June
j number alone wortb a year subscrip-
,"on , Send a 4eeia.eD number, or
better still, subscribe for tuc magazine.
Tbe Fo'trtb Volume closts with
June tuuiber.
tbe
A VTNO lad who resides in Grafton,
this county, recently attempted to
frighten a man named Lacey, who bad
been soj mruing in that pla?e, nntil tbe
citizens hecimn tired cf bid. Tbe lid
referred to procured a g'jn, and after
having loaded it with powder and a tow
wad, be pointed it in a menacing man
ner at Lacev. Not appreciating this
kind of sport, the old tUin turned on
the lid, When tbe latter resolved to
make a practical use of the weapon, and
hence discharged tbe contents of it in
Lacey's leg. Tbe injury inflicted by
this cruel sport is quite painful, although
not dangerous. Huntingdon Monitor.
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" UowrXL'iS forthcoming Newspaper
Directory shows the failure of over one
thousand newspapers in this coun'ry
during tbe past year, the Ins to pub
lishers, subscribers and advertisers
amounting to over eigl t million dollars, i
the Rtpullic, of New York, alone losing
a ball' million. Among those ho went
into the newspaper business, and lost
heavily thereby, were 275 merchants
and adventurers, 315 school teachers,
57 lawiers, 4 blacksmiths, 33 plas
terers, 10 farmers, 200 fanatics of va
rious classes, afflicted w.tb literary
lesion, 100 ambitions but visionary
young men who drew upon their fathers,
and thus suddenly exhausted large mar
gins of tbe paternal capital, and 6 lot
tery tnen.' : I . . '
TtlB fluutit.gdon Journal of last
week tells tbe latest bearftory m tbis
way : On Wednesday night of Week
before last a bear visited tbe residence
of John Nigh twine, in Henderson twp.,
and sought to interview oue of bis pigs.
Tbe old sow put in a demurrer and tbe
dogs took up tbe case and bruin beat a
retreat, after a vigorous bgl.t with tbe
caninea, in whicb they pulled not a lit
tle of tbe wool off bim. Mr. Night-
wine was several times within a few
feet of tbe infuriated bear, but bruin
was too much occupied wi'.h tbe dogs
to notice bim. It would be well if
some of out hunters would bear down
that way, asd draw t fint sight on that
baste."
EaROHS in type-setting are annoying
and laughable often. Telegrapbio er
rors are tdmmon, too. Tbis is tbe
latest on: reported : Not long since a
graduate from one of Eastern theo
logical schools was called to the pas
toral charge of a church iu tbe extreme
Southwest. When abotlt to start for
bis new parish lie was unexpectedly de
tained by the incapability of hi Pres
bytery i ordain bim. . In order to et
plsio bis non-arrival at the appointed
time, he lent tbe following telegram to
the deacons of the Ctnrch : " Presby
tery lacked a quorum to ordain." In
tbe cotlfse of its journey the message
got nietamofphosed, and fetched the
astonished deacons in tbis shape :
Presbytery tacked a worm on to
Adam!'' Tbe sober church officers
were greatly diccmpc;-l acd tnvsti-tVd.
John A. Lemon Co
- " SalUtb morn.ng He. JuhuLTnfcPiesbyiery.of Huntingdon u.t
I Llirc5 pMc,e , f Presbyterian aecordii.c to adjournment i.i the church
I church in this t.I.e.- The text of lb
t . ...
i rac '"J f ia tu
of the 1st chxpter of St. J ilia. The j
verse read . . .
'Tbe next dav John ketlh Jesus Coming
nnto hiai, and saitb, itebold thti Iunb F
God, which taketh away the a of the
world 1" i
The thtpu cr, Ce!d. of i:t--oure de
duced from the text wa-t, Christ the
Lamb of God.
Dy a style of oratory, and by Iso
guage elcquent far beyond tliat with
vbicb most men are gifted, Mr. Laird
drew and carried the attenttnn of the
congregation to the practical lessons of
the seruiou wilh deepening interest to
the end.
The introductory described St. John,
bow that lie was ft remarkable man
among the worthy men of tbe past, and
boar bis culuiiig bad been foretold by an
angel, bis mission, bis meeting with
Jesuit, the baptism of Jesus' by John,
and bow Jesus was thai inducted into
tbe office of tbe Savior and became
1 1 hriit ; how John was affected by the
meeting and ceremony, and led under
inspiration to exclaim) Behold the
Lamb of God, which taketti away tbe
tin of tbe world !" was belutifully and
impressively told.
In the language of $U John tbe
word Lamb aignifieJ patitnee, innocence
aud purity.
' 1 st. ' Christ wat tlyled a limb becautt
he vat patient. :
Uuder '.bis division the life of tbe
Savior was vividly de?cribed, delinea
ted, so that tbe patiyut, eVen, forgiv
ing, Qod-Iike qualities of tbe Redeem
er presented themselves in "bold relief"
to the minds of the congregation. His
patient beating under accusation, and
during tbe trial before Pontius Pilate,
tbe Koman Governor and politician,
who gent biin to Herod, wbo remanded
him to Pilate, wio believed biiu guilt
less of the charges preferred against
dim, but wlio jielJed to pcriuiar clamor,
outraged bis own judgment, and signed
the conviction for bis excution ou the
cross : tbe derisive shouts, tbe scoffing
laughter, tbe deTetiitg jeers of the
multitude tbaj arose Trts tbe announce
muiinuae insji arose tue announce
aaent of the resalt Of the .rial, and the
gambling that followed for tbe vesture
of the Son of God ; aud how patient
be was under all tbe outrage"", bis pa
tience oa the cross, Lis pardon of the
thief while undergoing the dissolution
of soul and body, was told in a man
ner, aud gift of speech that few men
cac hope to approach. How unlike
man to suffer so-, When but to will was
to change firn lift to dealb, and from
death to life. Ths earth at Lis will
would have dissolved into fragments,
into atoiuV and the sinful rabble would
have suuk into the lost and underworld
of perdition. Christ's power was with
out limit, aud yet be did not use it. lie
Catae not to destrcy how patient he
caui6 to save. How God-like, "JJcboId
be Lamb of God!"
2nd. Christ was styled the Lamb of
Co-t because he vas innocent. He was
pure as Hie unsullied snout.
l.'nder tbis head or division Mr.
Laird displayed tbe innocence of Jesus,
and tbence proceeded to tbe third divi
sion of tbe sermon.
3rd. Christ was styled tlue Lamb be
cause he was suitable jor sacrifice. Pa-tiei-ce,
innocence and purity endow sac
rifice. Sacrificial rites of the Jews were re
ferred to by tbe reverend speaker. The
lamb among them was typical of pa
tience, itincoence and purity, an J there
fore was tbe victim of sacrifice. Its
blood Was an atonement, and the saeri
ficial rites that attended ita laying on
tbe altar prefigured tbe atoning sacri
Gee of the death of the Redeemer
When John called Jceus a lamb be
knew that Jesus understood bim. How
expressive the language; M Heboid the
Lamb of God !"
Tbe etcriGce was made to redeem
man from sin. Tbroagb it God prani
ised to take away sin. Mdn does not
know what sin is ; if be knew, at once
be would down ou bended knees and
look to the Lamb. Oh the sin of man,
bow it saddens the Court of heaven ! j
Hrw great its length, its breadth and
its depth, when such a sacrifice was
needed. How can poor finite man com
prehend its magnitude ! Hut tbe sac
rifice of the Lamb of God was ample
to take away tbe sins cf man. You
can lay all your fins bit (he Lamb. He
will take them up. Foil can lay them
on by a simple act of faitb. That is
the refege. It is the World's ouly hope.
It is your personal hope. Tbe broken
law must be satisfied. lielieve and lire
forever. ? '
The above is bit a faiat -outline of
Mr. Laird's discourse. If he be blessed
with health, wherever Lis lot may he
east bis ministry will result in great
good, and win for bim a Crown and
companionship with the Latbb in tbe
world to come. If there be a charge
fa this county without a tnioister, it
would be well to invite or eall him. He
should not be allowed to bvcome a
prophet everywhere else tbatt in his
own county. 0.
Card or Thanks. I hereby desire
to return thanks to David Smith, John
D. Auker, Catharine Kurtx and Lydia
Gayer, for the generous donation of
choice timber, amounting to about
$200.00, with which to rebuild my
barn, destroyed by fire last winter.
God loves a cheerful giver.
Oto. VY. Smith.
TEMPLE On the 9th insL, ra Liverpool
township, Perry county, Benjamin Temple,
' ftfc'd l'i years, 7 months and 27 days.
at Acadeiniaou luei0y, Jims Stlij at;iv at, tliat portun or "ur oorongu
2 o'clmk'P. -M. .,' '.'.' 'fiiig the orfth-wf, 3u;:tb, sjiglK
Mr. John Campbell Oliver a sir-
datned and instal.cd , paclaV, f the.
j church of Aeadeiira. ' ' In Ibis service
the liar. Robert llainil!, D, D. pre;
i . . t
sided, proposed the eoistilutiot.ul qnrs
tious. and I'ffered tbe orditialiun praver;
Rev. W. J. t tiichester preached the
sermon; Rev. IL M. .Campbell deliv
ered the charge to tbe pastoi, and tbe
Rev. Dr. cClean gave the charge lo
the people.
Mr. Joseph Milligan Goheea was or
dained as an evangelist, with a view to
the work ol foreign missions, either ia
Isdia or Japan, as the Board shall de
cide previous 10 bis going oat neat fall.
Mr. Oliver and Mr. Uol.een were both
members of the Spruce Creek church
(Rev. J. C KellyV); both attended
Tuscarora Academy logettjer ; both
were classmates at Princctou College
for four years and at Priuceton Theo
logical Se.uiuary for three yeats ; and
now both were set apart to their life
work at the same plnie ihd time. '!.''.
Mr. Robert Flicktnwer, a ruling elder
in the church of Pefryvi:le (Re. Mr.'
StewartV), and Mr. Oliver A. Kerr,, a
member of Dr. Ilami'l's church, were
received uuder tbe care of Presbytery
as candidates for tbe gospel miuituyc
.. Tbe pastoral relation existing be
tween ihe' Rev. G. W. Zahnixer and
the church of Huntingdon was dissolv
ed at tbe request of the pastor, and be
was dismissed from the Presbytery, lo
couuect wi'h the Presbytery ot Erie.
Mr. Zabtiiser Las afcepled cordial in
vitation to become pastof again of bis
first charge, from which he was called
to Huntingdon the church of Con
neautville, Cm lord county, Pa. .and
to that place be expects to remove next
week. ' ' '
At the request of iter. R. L Yal.
lace, he was released front the charge
of tbe First Church of Altoona. ' . ...
Mr. T. A. Robinson, a licentiate nn
der the care of the Presbytery of Tope
ka, Kansas, was received under thi
eare of this Presbytery.
Tbe Presbytery adjourned on Wed
nesday, at 1130 A.M., to meet on
Thursday, Jane I Tib, at 3 o'clock P.
M., in the church or Fruit Hill, Clear
field county, for the purpose of ordain
ing and installing Mr. D. H.Campbell,
a member of the church at Hell's Mills
(Rev. Mr. Mathers'), as pastor of that
church.
Tbe next stated meeting of Presby-
tery will be held the first Tuesday of
October, in the church at Orbisonta,
Ilunt.nfdon countv. "
O.N Monday last a terrible tragedy
was enacted in Washington township, '
Indians county, on tbe premises of 1
gentleman named Edward O'Connor.
The particular locality is about eleven
miles north of lilairsville, and the cir
cumstances are briefly these : It appears
that Mr. O'Connor's family consisted of
himself, wife, two sons aud a daughter.
all grown up. Oae of bis sons, Dennis 1
by name, became insane several years j
ago, and was sent to DiJuiont." "Subse
quently be was brought home, and at
limes was tractable enough, assisting
bi. father in worlting the farm on wbltn
they resided. ''m- V I
On last Monday morning Dennis, who
is almost twenty eigUt year?' Cf age,
was engaged with the old geotlen.ao iu
R-irting potatoe., in a yard ticar'.he
dwelling, when Le fuddeuly grabbed sS
old-fashioned pitch-fork lyiug on the
ground and struck bis father, a terrific
blow ou tLe bead. The akull of the
uufoitinate man was crashed in by'tlie
bio's, and death ensued within ft few
moments.
The victim of Ibis terrib'l:o:enrretice
was about 70 year of age, a uative of
Cork, Ireland, bat fffr 40 years past a
resident of Washington township. He
bad been very industrious, and accu-,
mulated considerable property. On a
previous occasion the life of the' old
man was attempted by tbe son, but for
j some time previous td this tragedy be
had been comparatively docile.
An inq-.est was held and a verdict
in accordance with the facts was ren
dered. The parricide was taken into
custody, and will be tried fof mnrderi
but in view of nil the circumstances Le
will be acquitted on the ground of in
sanity, and orJered to tb confined in
soma asylum where it will be impossi
ble for him to do further injury. Johns
town Trtbuntlastwetk. ' '
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Port Rotal Items. Juniata En
campment, I. O. of O. F. will hereafter
meet in the OdJ Fellows Hall of this
place. The location being more cen
tral, will be more convenient for the
mexbers of tbe order.
Dr. J. P. Sterrett takes possession of
the store room under tbe Odd Fellows'
Hall during tbe present week.- Tbe
room is a fioe one, and the Doctor in
tends to make it the drug store of the
county. .
- A great many changes ate tating
place in our town this spring. Many
of our citizens are remodeling their
homes, and the town begins to present
a beautiful appearance. "
;Thn Port Royal Cornet Kind has
reorganized, with fifteen tue&bcrs, and
promises to do a great deal better than
of old A fire company is talked of.
Wl!b tbat, and a first-clasa Ice Cream
Garden (when we get it) we will get
is- . ; :
Saturday last, following in tbe wake
of its two immediate predecessor, fa
vored us with a copious shower of rain,
tutted with wind and hall; not enouga
of tho latfef to do damage to vegeta
tion. ' ' -
Yeur?, ic ,
nx 6P0C.
TllE West C
firett - pnbtistt(i -
better RrpMican last!
"pa bttofctiAhertn! i 'i IL sT(i?uTrT'
itbood of Wayne1, 'arid Kiddle-
strcets, was. wreugbt ita. ,a,iat4uif,
great, excitement ovet thi apwfrtrwwt
jo a mad dog, wUicb, b:t, ,to , omen.
... I". . : v. !.: v "'"- y
bree children,' and a Whole hegunentiof
'd'oftja,' The rabid cur aa oaod'J ty
Mr. Chas. 1 Traitetv. and was of t lie-
Scotch terriSr breed.! tVas not kT)tn
that Le was mad, until lis atlaeked.Mr.
Waiters wife,' and w'bo', narrowly-H :
eapid the teeth of tbe.brutg, bet oris
beifcg badly torn. ' Two children of Mrs:
Wallers were badly bitten. 1 The 1 dog
then started down the street, bttmg
every caniue with wh.cb,,b came iu
contact Mrs. Coeblin,' residing at tbe
Corner of Chestnut and ' New, streets,
was attackexl and bitten, and also a child
of George Srowu. ,1 la both these'eases
tbe bl .oil flowed freely from tbe wounds.
This maie in all five persoiis who Lad
fillet) victituA to the rabid aniniaL Coii
tinuing on his way he 6 it a number of
dogs. Ky tbis time an excited crowd
had colluded and a number of persens
gave chase to tbe animal. Joseph Mil- L
to 1 succeeded in shooHng bim at lh
.. 6 1
wmrr ov iiiuuis uu i.4iug t v. iiwy,
and it now remain for the proper au-j"""" r "ry-".' v...-v..
. .. - ' J di-act..in Jor m 'king the i:njJd reined by
tborities to see that the billeil cauiues1 which V nitscfe. SufTererS wisilin- to
are despatched ar tntei Wa' wocld I H"1 i, "lh a-iverrhcrN x(vr.-H:e can do
. . I au bv atidreSsini hi periect conh -lone-. ,
advise obr cttixeos' to ksep a sharp Idi.fi- . ' . , .' . ' Ji!fX . tHiOKS1
., for V lri.se that h-,
unfot innate people who Cave been bit-J
ten niay recover from their wounds, and
escape the terrible aufferingi1 of hydro-
phobia, for the successful treatment of
which disease medical science has thus
far failed to find any cordial, - .,
' ' This, from tbe Reading Entity it the
latest on tbe question cf base. bi'U.
Some days since that, paper published
t letter from a correspondent, who spoke'
of a lady base baliist in -Reading, and
1 . 1 - M TS 1 - . 1.
enaneng.ng .u.ss cnima urioton, oei-
ter known as the -Girl of the Period.?'
la answer to this challenge, Mis Brio-1
ton writes as follows : - , 1 t,
1 To the Editor of the Eagle f I read
in tbe Eigte that there is a young lady
in your city who desires la challenge
me to play a game of throw, and catcb
with a base ball. I will sciept any
challenge from her sh Hi ay U'.sSj ; to
play for fun, or if that is not satisfac
tory, for any sum not exceeding $300.
What wi 1 she sty to tbis? .It will
hardly pay uie to come to -Reading fr-r
tlblblngi but if she would rather play in
Reading, why all right. ', Such ' things
never did or never can frighten me. , I
want you to announce tht t .will play
the lady for not lens than fifty dollars a
J side, or all over that ainottnt she may
( desiro. If she accepts ."this she may
: lor.fc for me sure. ., , , , , 1
signed)
wMA R- BrISIO!!."
pAfN Ccrb Oil receives the highest
commendations from all who have used
I it." Tbey say "it has cured them," and
they would not be without U for a for
tune. ' : - . 1 1 ' .: , .
Sold aholesale and retail by Banks ft ITam
lin, MillUntown.
ArrsaTiox, K.iaxras. The. Cointy ITorse
Kiko has gained for itself a' wide and last-
ing reputation and proved itself1 lo be the
victor of the ton field. It U tbe best Rake.
ever introduced among farmers the. mort
siinole in construction and the ewsiest loan-1
aged, as it is self unloa lir.g.'' It is the least
liable to get out of order, as the uh .els are
mar,. w;t, the bes-t wood Imluu It d.ies the
Lc?t wot willi the least flort An the part
of Ihe operator, of any raJte ever ned by
the tanner. ' Each tooth hi independent of
its fellow, but all a-e ' $4 fastened tu, tbe
ht1 ftift h.riiiifin ftf .tfi. Lni out at rtl..
"" " ' r I
From the ten thoosnnd in ne last ttwr, we '
have vc't to hear of the first oe Vft showed !
the leaf iitipi Hfctioiu This 'pnrnhif Kake t
haii:!!i-iieii its. own TefltaTWn in the
"jju, and took the first tc
'' f'"""" cn!f
ward or mint atlML cs.s msn.!.
tlt.tr.U Pan-.lSTt.
I ..1.1 fil't.wn ..I' tl.... M,ibe ljlr l;.juin
aitd they all gave entire Mpsfaction.; . . ' I
r- ils A-entforllieailei.rtlSeie v
Jlan-r, wl.h h was awarded the . P.'u
GoM Medal in a field contest-under thu au
spices of Ihe Chester County AgricultRnit
Swiety, last June. The mirhiiiej-y ot the
Mower is all encased, so I hut no dirt, wood
or straw can get into it to Injure Ar clo)f it,
Little time is reniiiced to oil it, ashy an im
proviiueht of the oil c.ps, onee oiling is all
that is needed to. rat miny airi-s of gr.iss.
Tue knives are rhn bv a screw coirinj ; the
u.ost fHcrongh and noiseless gearing in- j
vented. Ttte whole ..iiafliine b -ing the j
most thorough arid tecent improvement j
il.-icet in thi market. I
also sell ths Kevsttrhe Reaper and Jlow-
er combined, witb.'.tl.e iu.pn.ved Johnson
..i..if .t Thi. -Afr.i,trf u . .t,.n,ive!e i
use anmng farmers in the eastern part of
ihe State j and whenever if his been intro
duced it liii (toexeenred its work th if there
rs a constantly increasing demand lor it. '
Give my machines a careful Inspection
before piirtl.ising elsewlie.-e. ' f know you
will decide in lavor tf Mierft ff 'you are in
need ot an impleracdt h'f the Ciud.
D. M. JAVIOXrir., Agent,
McAUstcrrillc, Juaiata Co Pa.
Mav 26-ttt . . . - ' ,' '.
Lost on sZaTouu jirimmiiory
Jfote for one thotisund ,Uol!ra, payable, to j
Michael Kusser. Note dated April 1st,;
1871, payable one year after date, and aigacd
oy W. U. Kurtz and Iarid Moist: All per
sons are hen by uoliScd not to purchase or
targain for said note, aa il has been paid in
full. W. li. KIKTZ.
June 9-3t
Tax Lava Psi ia taking the place of, the t
topimoo Steel Pen wherever used. It will j
not corrode ; it wfll nut injure tinted inks 1 j
it will nrite aa siuootiily as a gold pen ) ll
will ontlast a doaen steel oenst ie'it b I
nrad for $1 a inw, or LUc ft doaen. : Iha
trade supplied by FavsutGu Bvoi , Lew U-
town,- Pa., Oeneral Agents tVf Juntata, Mf-"
... ,, . , ,.j . 1 o t '"
llin. llui.tiugdon. Centre aad Snyder Couu-:
ties. Sold by II. F. iutrxsa
pi '
" '-
Italia Bees Airn Qi'eecs. I ofler fo
sale ten(y rtoC?:s of Italian Bees, in good
. .. , . . w . ,
condition, and in the American MoreaMe
Comb Hive, at $12 to 91S each ; also Qneens
at Xt each.,' Tested Queens, to breed from,
9d.oU each. Call ou or Address
! S. P. WHARTON, '
f--3t Spruce Ilitl. Jnntta Co., Pa.
WANTBD, AGENTS. o.sle and female,
.to sell kicturrS ererywrere. Four
teen thousaad retailed by one. 1 Anotlio
writes: I can make nsore money at this
ousiness than I can on $40,000 farm, all
stacked" . . UIHfNhV A CO.. r
janii : : : Korw icb, Conaw '
Ilesa' Photograph .tialkry. Bridge st.
Mifflin town.
K I K F LI N TO V N. aafcUjTa.
Corrected weekly bv Jiit Hi -li Ktaluhangh.
'' j :-.;-' J rrrurtwrN-, 2mv 15, 175.
' Puttirr :v.:;:::.j.V:?.v:':t..i.:;i .15 "
l Kis.'. it1;1, ;V.Z'.-. . .'. . . !5
' T.ani '-',.'.-:'i','-. . 'i-..1-'-'-.. t-1
TJteon . V, V:.....'.' 11
. .... I 09
'-Onm.V.
1'
1 60
MIFFU.MtjWy UMAiX WAKKEf.
V Ceriected, weekly by Buyers k Kennedy.
t r ; ' vQc"TTt'' so To-a.
:'l .11 Wednesday, Janolti. l7a. .
ll!1vefsticd.';.j..:'...'.'....i o0
'Wheat, prkne. ..- ' 112
Corft, '...::.-;....;. ' "',
'. Special .WtitSq
1'. TO COWJU JlPTirtii.
' TLe advertiser, hating beeu prrmanunilr
Cured of tnat dmd diseases Consumption.':
by a simple reaivdy, ta auaiuaa to make t
known to bis isilow atf.-nrs the meant ol
.rt.'.. To all who dicira it, he wi!i scad a '
copy ot . the prs;rlptioa iinet,, (free ol
.1 .. .1... 1 1 u . : 1 k . .1 .
snr-ienre lor CouswaipthHi. Asibint, Bron- !
chilis, aw. 'fl'aruoa wiahitig tls preaci.p- j
linn will paeaaa address .. ' -n. 1
' ... .., " ke, K. A- WILSK.V, ... 1
191 tYeau.S Wuiiasusburgh, . Tork. j
.. errors or iorni. ; ,
A GKTi.EilAS Vhw'itCeWil lor year ,
! " bnj
1 Unit all the etlects or youtniul indiscretion.
, WIII4 lor tug, -saKe 0.1 s'.'.icruc .m uianii , 1
lauo-fi.P K CC llr St.. Aev t oi
iVixellanrous.
'BUYERS KEN-NEDY,
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. Snccorsnrs tt l. Pi Sulouff,) r
'! .! i'l 1 i . .
.'. DtitERS'lK"' ' '. .' ' .
" - - ., i. . -sir h :.... -
COAalf; -
; Ll'JIBEIL
j .
.0
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i Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster,
Scuds, saut, i.c.
i l -Ml : I . .'. 1 ' I
.We boy Grain to bo delivered at either
JT.fSh.townor Pcrrjsvljler .Wtf !'J alio
have pool at both places to swit the trade.
... .
I . We arc prepared to I urnisb Salt to diialcf 1
at reasonable rate. ' : 1 . '
April 21, 187-tf .' '
J
L'NIATA VALLEY RANK.
Pcmerpyi Pattersos. Jacobs & Co.
nirrLivrowx, rcaiara cointr, ri.
' CAPITAL, $80,000.
GEOROE JACOBS, President.
T. VAN IRVf Xi Cashier.
DlKECToas :
Jerome K. Thompson,
John J. Patterson, '"
John B.tlsoai-ti,
11.11. P-chrc!,
J. W. FraoS.
.. . 1 1
t
treorgo Jacobs.
Amos Bonsnllj
t'mlti ftnft4,.,nrtfies, .Boidt,' fc.
bonght and sold.
t;. and Sifttf tfonsht af high'.stt rates.
Vcpoiir tcfirf. otlfctiom mailf, draft
a Hit yrneijtul cititl,' and a f.-utral bunking
Wimoi transacted. 1 '
liouds and other valuable p.1fJsret'ivea
oa special deposit. '' junet'7t-tt .
m-
!
EW PRI'ti KTORC
. D VL' fc- 11 t lit IV
llA-vlVa & Il.V."tlaII,
, . i ,Bell,rtmiiii)iin3,) ...
I""'?. . , " . '.' . "
' IMLLM I ?
' ! TRl.S' 'A$D .KEtit'CIXES,' :'
f bJtll.AI.P , Ur. yTITr, I'A1 f!
Ol LS, V A UN 1SII F.S 1 ti LAiiS, r I T T V,
ClUM.fci,llli U II KS, .
, hair it;i jmS.iTix,i u .
' i;kl siiks,, pf- .. ,
, ; . PL'JIKUVXOMIIS, , , .
': ! ,;1.).Vl'S. lIAi !l . . . :
I )!L,TtB.C- - ,
Wt. sCIUAKn. .
XOTIOS T:
S T A T I O X a k V
LA RG TAK1K T.Y
PATENT MEDItLNES,
lK - " r OTawca
i'r', , vVpi vn" i',n--lttt
! -CEPurest of 7 l.EV A!D. LIQUORS.
for n.u'li'-.il purposes. ... , ,
IT7-PKKB!:KirTlOKS 'cmponnded witfc
great care.'. ' " , , . June Z'1-X.l.
MERCHANT' TA1L0K, '
in room on second story of K. K. Parker's
new building, on
. Miin Street, Miflintown, Pa.
PASHTOr AULir GOOIT . always on
' I'-i ': i !'"' y. .,
Cl'STffJf ttCPS PONE od tfie shortest
I notice,
WLMtUS MU.U by the yard or pattern.
' PEIWO.Vd buying goods tH bate them
cut in garments tree of charge.
BITTERWKS rJttTZliXS also for
aLL u6ftk ntRRASTco.
PRICES LO IV.
Oct 22, is73-.tr'.,'. tr... ' .. , ..
! AVOID QUACKS & IMPOSTOES.
As Cimrgefor JJtict and (Awullaticm.
f' Ps,J. It. Dtott, gTa,duai ot cro
Colore. Pf!iTalclpbi
several valuable wu'i-M, cau lie tu
,. o " , ,-
all diseases of the Sexual orb nu
t. l:. .....
I, SUIHUI 01
consulted ou
rin.irv Uri ins
I (wharlf h(! has uuble an,e-pecial study)
f either in taale, or fet'iuile, no matter from
f what cause originating or of bow long
I "Bdin- A practice or 30 years enables
) him to treat diseases with success. Cures
!;,. ; it.. -. ..t
it a d?.?aricc can forward letter descsitme
symptoms and enchisi.i;- utamp to prep.y
postage. Send for the Guide to Health.
rr.ee 10 cents.
J. B. DYOTT, M. D.,
i' khvsirian awt Surgeon.
afnglOJ , lfHUuanc Street. New York.
The Sxsiutu aid Ckrrsucas baa r.o
superior aa an advertising luvd.ulwin this
conntj, aud as a journal ,01 vari4 news
and reading it ia not aua-patfae4 by uy
weekly paper in central VnuuyltmAisu
'A fine assoitment or cloths, csiss.mena
vesiin gs, A;c alwrys on hSnd and for snle
t)V . tx B. LOt UON.
Sechnel sal Kepcblacaa HJ 4ftm-
'i1
xor every person
. 'OU -I t -I- -.!. ..- ' ....--
lie imiiorte uotxu iroiu- j.ui7i: j
" transaetitJt; inrver Pe:irr?
CHEAP
t
- , . this ovmtv. '!,.. ' '.. :'
t . ; I ' . .1.; ' ' i.i r, ' i ; " .
I , . . 1 t ,.,.n-- nie - -
' - .,...:(' . -. ':,'-' f. .' , : .-1 r .- .., ' -.I:.' . ;
Great Bgeum
. .... , .1 i -. .! l.-t-. i '
In : : i .. . : ; .1 '
AU1MVALOF
NiW i LATEST STYLES !
Good Kcceii cul from Europe t'Verv.
; Week by almost every 8h ip.
' : J ..;' r ; . -it o -i. 1 . , . - . . t . t -
"- ' ' v : f-,, ' " l.i .... ...
' I... a - - JLESPTCtrritT YOCKS, (...-.:-....:
Wall Paper! Wall Vierl
Wall Pii per I
All of this Spring 3tvlt3 and all now tt6 clJ stoctt du hantlj
NOW IX gTOKE,
Carefully selected for the Tratle, and will be .sold cheap, at
, THE PEOPLE'S
HARDWIRE STORE,
'' In R. E. Parkerf JVev Snck BuiWn,.) . . . - ." . .
MAI1 STREKT, OPPO.SITFa tUti 'i)ilRT-YAl.It
' MIFFLINTOWN, JLNIATA COl'NTY, VXl
Housekeepers Hard wart!.
Si-' B W lltl! ll'O ! ,s
mailt
iECIIAlviCS TOOLS,' .LEATHEII lAINT, 0VSt
' " i . - . I. . .. .. t! 4 1
I all of first 'qualitj, cocstaritlj
can ni see me. -
Jlifllintawn.. A'ig. Z !g7s-f'
DWHarIey:&i'Go.,s
- . i t . ' ' . " '
',: " ' , ' j.." ',1 1 "''".r-?, 'fh'' JU,' cart fc2 . " '
; ' ..tliti REST, AXV TU K ' II !a A 1 KST
MENS' YptfTlI .BbYS'CLOTlilX
uats, caps. Booxs, is Hum. jxo ren xtsiuyti iiCoiki.
WE are p.epared 10 exhuaajue of the u.osr t.. ' ii-er and Vlect ever bff-nr.l trr
this market, and .KTVXISfHXllt.Y J.OII MILKS ? 1- . :
Also, measures taken ftv suits a.iu perls rf rt'Rsj a LkL. s 111 lie na le. to order .
at short not!rj very KTtsatiaKe; . - , : 1 ,; ,
Reiuemier Iu p'ac art It. Tiiin's J?'iIHipr, Cra?r o.' Bridge in-t
trters'reeta, KU'i'L!&aVs.a, i'A. : ' ' ' . y X',u' ?
: JUST OPENED g
' ; " ' A Net?. Sprii dnl Scimaer Stock' cf ' ' ' ': ' ' "' '
rcLotHioy'KxVT;
r Mew. Govs j Vanie:J y.'tr anJr Xt.n!!rn; -.Viiw.. M-n' Fnri-Wfl)r Gnods;
CAR PF.T3 All it I JlOOK UJ 1. i Lii U , .
Ail at rites, to cnrrespon.1 td th-' shrlntia ;e In v.ilns-.'- f
loonthngo. C7 SUIT4 MAIS''lM (JiiDEK.
1'uttersoO, J'ai, Xov. ll, l;7f. "....
TTT7 FV Sr. vT!ITT?TST;
CV Vtltll01,!
, -tCr.??OHS TO KUTTIErc ,v CO.
Td tuh'e ereaieti !ri f 4 ;f-;fcvjvpria;
!uru-,:.v , . 1 -, 1 . :
' ph:e rye tiiisky,
' 1 tor rood teal purposes we olojr
IJAlLET'S PCKEliYE,
Priest to r'p. gallon, etl-t H Mp tu - . ' ' ' '
ock..gts to snit p'-irchss.-rs. , ' 1 ctl' be:ti atflhof. rn tb'is ada.irab
' ' ' ' ' :' P'4t. cieartv d-tiianir.Oei. trMa a thlrtv
. We also handle largely .,. . ';' -c-rBwresal.d aracf. -. that tho alarni-
COPPER-DISTILLED VlII5KT, J !r'' ,' '""'V m'y b"'
' .' a. cured iilioi.t the daurroa use of
Price from jfl-VI K j!.7 1. ' ' 1 l-irereal .i.e-licine or the application of tho
puv-t 1 -it'.ire: poiulis 0111 a faoi ol cure at oik-o
'' , ' ' ' 'sit,.i(ejCl.. Uii, wd .aii-claal, bv means 01"
FIXE ty.', BXANMiii AStHZ!::. 'which et-i.tf. rr. no matter what ft
and also nimnn.'actnrr '
hZ. STCEVEU'S
TONIC IIEKB BITTK1W.
cod for Price List. .
I
HLF.Y CIIKIST, r.
: " J
ept 9. IH74-1.V , . , , 1
s
uiaOMO.istinr.tr, '
rm visit Sftftin and Patterson' eier; .1 S.C LluUC;2)6UM I '
Tuesday, Thr.1ay and Saturday mnming'TQ t I ACKKS w U.WO Ftt
and wlllfnmish the citizens of thes- bor-j SjfJjV tfr A..K. .Mit Wnsjure !- '!
ougbs wit 1 the best of ' 1 ' lu,'-'d uu aut uour ' w Cairo- at Fmuxt R
BEEF, VEAI, . MUTTOX. POCK, t ' road, in K.Mii'lpi t,'o.. Arkan i, and wi,
... -I.-., , Hie trotu hi'y f sixty leishcls .l coram'
at th very bwest pricefl. Uareprclfaiitoo-bale ot cotton to the acrv, ami wi.l bg
soliciu the pairuasKa of (lie ubii. -. . . soVi 1.: pcice. rnir-a; lion. oo' to twetitv
April 3, leJi 1 y. ; (dolt as pe.- acr:, ;.ce iil'i g to 'b-: iniproviv.
s m mi 11 1 p 1 - j tuents on sanv. TiRfs. (Tn..'-iwi.itli cash;
Largo stock ol ready nrade clotbmgof ll-rd ktlat:c Vi o'nC,.to', ri.rce aud lou
Uitcat and chokuaf jtK-s, fcr luea ardi veaf J. , ' " '
boys, hats, caps, boots and iios. i.oibii
! fiunishin goods in endios virKt;. 1
at asai-ei f.ti-vrt; as
1
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VO'
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1
m-ifvnivax Cvunir, s.-n! v nr.
aw A
tlOHN'S STORE i
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Ui. .
utre-.-i: i.),.i.uw. -.1 ..yiisss .
c. - it.' - .l i:t any j:, Kt .,
1
11 ti
oh hamK 'I mvite tie pifili5 tti
,,. , ; ,
JOHN W. Lftini&iAUGE;.
fr tTsaH ip -at of
sxvrrL stimti.l,
MlioadiHowLosfrHowRestore't
J.,,, ,...0; ;..,; , ni.. ,.t
Ir. I'niverwen's IVIvbratv I r.ssa
n tl.w ratf,,-; (nrt rsrl'loitt nvtif
ho, ol NPrti,itorl',.. ..r we-iKl
a !, Isrh.-T?t. 'ir K.tnwI t,.i,i. :0--
tee. if 't Ptst Iiipacft. -'
tieHient.l "! J! irrigate: etj a'-'a f'.n
i ..mi):irtn. Kotlcn .-ttirt i. tWfii-wt
et.!iiit.iif?CBre le" ial rt-7tnr, Sre.
' ' yitu-r. tit a slaii ei(el.p., oalv six "
. tKlirni:i Ims" .be, may cars h.msi-11" cheap-' '
Ij , ..VH!eiy. nmI ruiimliy.
"""ILll List irtr.j -h ul-l be in Ilm b.vdi
l ol eveiy vittn iMt every .inn in t-;u land.
t. . ' ....
: Sent un.l jr seai, a pLon vnreiopo, in
any 'il:ev. putt-pii'l, uit thti receipt an"
, nx cents or p-jat a'aiupa. A'Mrr-w, the
. . , , ciW.J. C. KLINE CO.
. 1x7 Kuwery. Nw i or.
T w. ia.j-7?iv.
, 5.FTI HECtlT A. BliOTIlER,
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