SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN j
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MIFftLt'TOWX.
T eduelaj. Slay S. 118.
i SCH WEI ED,
KDITOB AS fROPEfSToa.
Republican Z-rte Convention.
HiiMiaa sas fcwai:vca S"T Co
itt. !Ii!i'-. Wircfc 27, lS7i. In
pursuance of a resolmlot of Uie Republican
?tat Cot: :U!es, adopted a: a et-i.K
ht-Uih HaTrisbjrg thin d;y, a R jublir-n
?tto Convention (to be -omposed of J.
giles from each Sen, rial tad Representa
tive district to the number to wbich such
di.vjct is entitled n he Legislature.) i
hereby called to meet in the .ty of Ha.ri
burg, ' twelve o'clock nooui 04 Veda -d.y.
ilay 15, 18"8, for the purpose of nom.
iratiug one person fo. Governor, one person
f-r Lieutenant Governor, ae person foi
Sr-retary of Internal Affair and one per
son tor jnd;" of the tuprtnie Coirt. Bv
order of the committee.
ff.uAM P. IVusun, Chairman
Jon .' -xtix, Ses'y.
Tie CcLTjune.
Dispatches report that foreign com
munists, in St Louis tod in Chicago,
have organised into military com pa.
nies, and are completely armed to re
nt anj civil, or pcliee interference that
may be issued against tbetn for disturb
ing the peace of the community in
wbich tbej live. It is lso reported
that in New York City large organisa
tions of the same element Xrtf, and
it x all are nder the dianagem.-nt of
f.ieign leaden.
This is a f.re country, in wbich a ,
tutu ma; t bonne any birsioe-j, to fol- j
low for a Ii..ng, provided be por -esses
tbe abl'ify to bones; ly couduct it, but
if a u.ao cbose a business not suited to
biin o' bis ability, or if be selects a place
clrrady overstocked, tbe penalty will
be bis failure, or if be conducts biin.
self dishonestly bis sin will find bin
out, and tbe penalty will be visited on
bitn. With such unlimited freedom in
existence, it is not to be presumed tbat
a set of .ellows, who do nothing but
"loaf aber.t te alum places of cities,
and organize the worst classes into an
tegonism sgainsi tbe business and bun
est free labor of tbe country, will be
allowed to threaten society with ecm
niunism. If all the lazy tumultuous eletreota
that fl nt about tbe cities and larger
town, with their relative straggling
tramp membership cou'd be fused itifo
ooe solid commune party, with e
worst of aggressive demonstrations,
trouble would exist, only till the 40,
OOS.C'OO people of the country could
arouse and assert themselves. How long
it would take the country to assert it.
self, cannot be told, but tbat tbe fani
iliea of tbe millions tbat live in quiet
and poacs, would so assert themselves,
is as certain as that law and order,
hewever intuited and trauipld nnder
foot, is certain to follow violence and
disorder, with a swift and revengefrl
hand, and then the day of tbe com.
mane would come to an end in tbe Re
public. 1 Lere are do legal distinctions in tht
country, tnd tha man aod woLiaa wLo
tells tht there are such d' tinctns
tells what is not tru , and tell it so we.
cause they are ig.orant of the trwtb, o.
till it so Lccau! they are bad.
lu this country thero arc bo l'ga'
dis'isctlocs. The' lich man may le
corue a pool mar be may become ex.
traTagint acd spend his :-,eans, or over-
r-ach himself in bttsiccw, !""! le sold
out to paj the men who trosied to bi
honesty, or his ability to fay his prom.
'. his country the poor msa by
indostry, or by locating where Lis 1--ber
ii" :t Hemsod, rJ-by economy may
btcome rich, or if not rich secure a
borne for himself and family. Tbe
lawyer may beeome a judge, and the
judge may be returned to the bsr. The
nian iu business who employs labor, or
people to work for him, way become an
employee himself, and tbe employee
n.ay become a proprietor. Tbe layman
may Leccajia preacher, and the preach
er loay turn laymen, and so it is with
very phas" of life. There ia ro legal
o:::Jrano3 to it choice of a vocation,
every cbannci t,f Liioii-ctJ, every place
of promioence, and every avenue of
pleasure ie open alike to all, and if a
man gets into the wrong place or wrong
channel it is bis mistake and societ)
CMiuot be justly charged with it In
this conntry there is au absolute free
dom for everything, excepting for the
commission of crime.
Hon. Dp-1'el J. Morrell, cf Johns
town, Cambria county, is to be d;ned
and wir -d on the 7th inst., in Phila
delphia, in honor of Centennial Ex
hibition rioes. On tLe Oth Mr.
Morrell expects to sail for France to
attend the Paris Exposition, as an
accredited officer from this country.
F. S. Pauli, a wealthy citizen of
Scran ton, convicted in January last
of forgery, was sentenced April 30
to two years' imprisonment. The
forgery consisted of an interlineation
of a leaae, whereby Pauli was .aa
bled to remove tbe porches from a
building." Great dissatisfaction ex
ists at Scranton with the Judge, who
it is alleged went entirely beyond his
right, and beyond the right of every
one to sentence Pauli The Supreme
Court waa appealed to, and that ju
aicval bodj set aside the sentence ef
Stanton so far es to permit of his
being bailed out of jail If report:
are true it vm the commune element
that put Stanton on the bench- Hojv
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ever, It IS W.H to Biuipeuu vyut-
ion till the merits of tbe cae hsve I
been more fully learned.
Tie Democrats Liyely in the Ohio
ornate.
A dispatch from OTatf on the 1st
inct , says, "There was aft exciting
scene on the floor of the Ohio Sen
ate ye: ierday, growing out of a rois
uutler star ding in the Democratic
fauj''. Hon. Wm. TtU, is Railroad
Commissioner of Ohio, at a salary cf
$3,000 a year. His eon enjoys the
j. Obi Lion of chief clerk in the same
office at a ja'ary of $1,500. It hap
pens that 1 1 akinj, np the Appio
prution bill, wbich is being prept'ed
vith a view to tue fil campaign,
young Br'l's salary -vas cut down
$300. The elder Bell, who has been
i-Mreldrj of btite, and is ganendly
unJexstooJ to have claims upon tbe
pnrtr for the I est offices going, ras
on t'ue floor of the Senate yesterday
lobbying against the reduction. Sen
ator Forrest, of Cincinnati, spoke in
favor of cutting the salary down. He
i said t!' e office of Railroad Commis-
biooer was practic;vly of no uccount ;
that Bell and his sun were never to
te found at their post, and that the
work was left to a boy, who wr.s is
ually drunk. Soon after Mr. Forrest
had finished, a cxramotion was heard
in that part of tL ) hall, aud tbe next
minu.e the Senator was wen lying
'U the 3oor, with llr. Bell gripping
his throat Several Senators rushed
in and separated t lie combatants, and
a scene of great confusion followed.
Several men.bers called out to have
Jlr. Bell arrested, and the Sergeant-at-Arms
fat once took him Li charge,
but he was afterward reT-.r.eed. 'When
order had been restored, Senator
lL"-sh offered a resolution, which
was adopted, appoiiiti-g a com mil toe
of three to investi-ls the matter.
It is likely to reult in expelling Mr.
Bell from the office. The Legisla
ture no'V ha3 f .nr investiffations on
hand, nn J tbe usual time for adjourn
ment is long sinc e passed. The Dem
ocratic mr.nsers in the State r i be
ginning to feel nervous about the ap
proaching camj.ai.yn.
Three hundred boys that are now
in Soldiers' O. han Schools in this
Shite will rc-ieh the aje of x6 years,
and in consequence of that will He
discharged from further attendance
at school.
Something Concerning Tariff.
A recent writer ou the tariff that
bas been prepared by Congress, says
"Mr. Wood desires o stir up the far
mers against manufacturers, and tells
them bow they srf taxed from tbe cra
dle to I be grave by the duties imposed
upon hardware, eotton and woolen
goods, soap, carpets, etc. Re does not
refer to tbe fsct that competition among
i.rnufacturrr bas so reduced prices
that hriuers are now able to purchase
good- produced in this country at per
haps lower raies than ever before Nor
doc be mention tL duties imposed
upon agricultural products, which, .o-
coruing to bit tbeo: r. ronst be a ta
cp.u ujaLufaciure.-s and lueuLauics
A atateiman would acorn to present ao
one-side-1 picture; hut a demagogue
never cesiia.s to appeal to ponuiar
prejudice, even should it ba neceeaary
o conceal fasts esteb'ial to a proper
uud'i standing of the subject discuj.jd.
It tLe duties '.j posd upon foreign man-
t" ractured gooJj enhance tbe cot of
like goods produced at home; and if, in
j consequence, the firmer is taxed 36 per
i cent, on his wail paper, 60 to 70 per
ceut. cn bia carpet, 40 per cent, on bis
glassware, 70 per cent, on bis spool
thread, aud 20 per cent, on Lis assa
L.tida, then it follows tbat manufactur
ers pay more for tbeir food by reason
of tbe duties levied on meat, vegetable
and flour, so that the mechanic, 'h la
borer, tbe merchant and il niu-jfao-turer
are taxed o- beef and pork, one
cent, per pound: rn bams aud bacon,
twe ents per pound- ou cheese, four
cents per pound u butter, four cents
per pound oo laid, two cents per pound;
cn cornmca!, ten per ceut. on rye flour,
ten per cent, on wheat flour, twenty
per c?tt ; on ric, two and a half cents
per pound, (equivalent to one bundled
and Sne per cent, advalorem) on pota
toes, fifteen cents per bcrel, ete.
A foreign uiwpat-jh says, "All tbe
pickpockets and sneak thieves knewn
to the police of Taris have been
scooped in and locked np in jail,
where they will be kept until the ex
hibition is over."
nalloonlat; the Atlantic.
A novel aa well as hazardous aero
nautic feat is likely to be at-oripted
by an Anieri.an aeronaut before tbe
close of the ye?r. For some time
past Professor I'ing has been expe
rimenting on Ir.Tloons enitable for the
nse of the Piar expeditiop. In the
conrse of his experiments the Pro
fessor has discovered a material t it-
able for a balloon of such retaining
nudities that it still only lose one per
t-6nt. of gas in twenty-foor hours. A
balloon of 100,000 feet capacity, con
structed of this material, would, he
calculates, lose fio little gas that it
could" easily be kept in the air or at
least twenty days.
For several years past periodical
offers of ample financial aid have
been made to Professor King by gen
tlemen enthusiastic with th idea of
. -e a '
Towmng American ncieniirc in-
Tmphs by demonstrating that it is:
possible to cross from continent to
continent tbrongn the air, and the
Professor declares th-i it is more
C' a probable tb.t the Frenchmen's
FTposition year will be 6i jn.tlizcd by j
' t mcrve in this rlirertron
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A Klsains; Man Ftacd'
Mrg-rt l. .H-M agousr J.mtj t.
Wbitbcok ii tl.d title of a rather to
teresting rase wniob occupied tbe at
en:iuir of the County Court to day.
Tbo plaintiff in the oase is the wife of
Dr. Jasper Mead, of Bethlehem, and
M e seek at th- hands of tbe law dam
ages in the autu of $1,000; for an as
sanlt ii.flntej cpou her April 19,
1878, wbua Whitebeck attenpted,
wii'uout twceess, tc ki&a her. The had
who was well drste4 and of prepossessing-
appearaoe, told tbt story of
the assault in a alf potoaed manner.
It avj eare-, ascorJiii to her ev'iknee,
tbat about twilight on the ev-.iug oi
the date above given, her baabana wax
absent from bouie, aud sba waa aitting
on ber front doorstep aione, when
W hit beck came along. lis stopped,
sp-.kt, and finally sat down on the a toe;
beside ber. There L reu.Moed aOrut
half an hour talking rn various aub
jeoia, until finally be tp.ik of a strange
dream re had a thoit time previously,
and asked if aba believed iu tbeta.
On ber replying in the negative.
bitberk went on to relate bis dreiiu.
It was about a drg that bad got into
hr cellar, and which be diloedr.d.
Then as a reward, be bsd dem&oded a
rise. Accoidmg to hia dream, when
he took tbe kiss her cheek turned
black. Oo completing his rrlation
of tbe dream Mrs. Mead became fright
ened, and rose with the intention of
ratiring into tbe bouse, Whitbeck, who
is old enough to ba her father, seized
her by the shoulder, and with the re
mark, "Maggie, may I have that kiss?"!
attempted to take it, Mrs. Mead by
ai effort thrust hiui off, and escaping
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into toe bouse Iock?! the doora aod I
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windows, and drawiug the curtains
waited for tae return of ber bm,b.nd, !
to whom she related the facts on bis!
arrival. The deferdant on bis examin
ation denied the facts as related above,
but it was brp"ht out on cross examia
aiinn that be Lad told his dreaci io
otter ladies, and tha. on another occa
sion be bad been compelled to disburse
$b to a wrathful hesban j whose wife
he tiid kifssed, betides $10 to another
woman's father. Tbe jiiry . eturue " a
verdict for $400 in favor of tbe plain
tiff. .fJant Journal-
'The Democratic fraud yellsrs in
W asbiogtro art less blatant than a few
days ago. And all because tbe Re
publicans exprcsa a willingness to in
quire into the Presidential electiou
frauds, if Ihey are allowed an oppor
tunity to show np Tiideu's attempt to
buy elcctoriat votes in Louisiana and
South Carolina aud explain just how it
Iwppenned that tbe -rat reformsr"
scut $3,000 to Oregon about the time
Cronin acd bis nose were organiiiug
an electoral collrge. An uupr-judiced
observer might say tbe other man's fast
by the ears."
Cruel Sport lu Texan A Bull
Vanquishing a Lion and a
Lioness.
Some dys ago a showman en tci tail
ed the people in the vicinity or San
Antonio, Trxss, with a contest between
a bull and a lioness, aud on Saturday
last be varied tbe performance by at
tempting to get up a first class fight
bete-:u some Mexicans and four buita.
Tlit bull: declined tbe wager of battle,
and uotbiog remained but to drive
hem from ths arena io disgrace. Two
thousand eit:zens cf Texas who went to
see .be eocounter wt-re nut to e dis
pp. tite 1, aud ao the bull wbich van
oii.nl ni i'.io liooe. waa pitted against
the lion. Tbe mouarch of tbe fot.J!
was badly beaten by tbe un. arch of tbe j with her own bands, but cuts ths meat
prairie in c terrible and bloody fight and sells it from a wagon to all.
.jd wher tbe lioness was left in as a A number oi three eard monte f am.
reinforcement to ter liege lor the bull ( b'ers gwindltd a paenger on the H!d
alter toasing .bem o-er ia head, pina- j 3g v Icy railroad of C0O in mon.
ed them to the bar. of tbe cage, where er. t, w the psSsenger endeav
tbey fought and chaseing them io igi.o- o;in- to do with tbe t
: - : a- .1 . . l r i t
miuious flight, turned aw-y frriu .he
contest in pri.ud and rullen tnuin- j
Juat before tbe bull waa loosed there
was a very pretty scene. The two
liona were very eloae together, the
crippled lion huddling up close to tbe
terrified lioness. Tbe bull advanced on
them on a trot but just as he was upon
iiem be seemed to realize their help
less cendition stopped short and after
evinir them for a few minutes slowlr"
walked off in a different direction.
Just at this juncture, when everybody
supposed tbe Gght waa over, an old
Mexican bull Ggbter, who had failed to
have a Gght ia the morning, entered tbe
arena, aod declared bin intention of
fighting the vicioua ball. Just before
tbe bull was turned in, tbe inaa'a wife
interfered in a most emphatic manner.
She said ber husband would kill any
bull in tbe world if be was sober, but
now he was drunk. His mother who
must be upward of ninety yeara of aire,
added ber voice to harmony, and the
spunky old uan, wl.o ia a veteran of
tbe bull rings was taken off. The vic
torious bull ia one of tbe most extra
ordinary fighter ever aeen. Arrange
ment will be made to fight biin against
Mexieana next Sunday, when something
atill more tragic may be expected.
Col. Qnay has been appointed by
the Governor, and confirmed by .he
State Senate, as Recorder of 1 nila
delphia. The appointment is a good
one.
rials for the Destruction
or
the British riet.
"A Scotchman" sends some re
markable information to the London
Globe. He says, upon the strength
of a private letter which has been
placed in his possession ; that the
Rrtfwiati authorities have a plan of
destroying tLe English ships by the
use of 1,000 tons of crude petroleum.
This is to be allowed to float on the
surface of the water, so as to be car
ried down with the current at the
time when the English iron-clads ere
midway in the Straits. The oil be
ing then ignited, the whole length
and breadth of the Bosphorns Nar
rows would be converted into a Bca
of fire, destroying the crew, and
leaving the iron-clads to be captured
at leisure. The Russians can always
rely upon abundant and rapid sup
plies of crude petroleum, the wells
in Roumcjiia and the Caucasus being
inexhauatiMi The whole expendi
ture would amount to only about
$30,000. Each is the plan vhich the
"Scotchman" profasees to hv df-
eVeeTt'I
STATE IT OSS.
Carlisle airt out at Dauber of May
day parties.
Tbt Huntingdon coOnty NaTotai
claim fo bnve the names of 1"(00
persona enrolled in tte'.r eluba.
A new Catholio church, to be tbe
largest in Northern Pennsylvania, bas
been eommeiioed at Meadville, Craw
ford couatj.
riawapj e i.nty farmers talk of
eombiivog to prosecute parties who
paint advertisement on their fences
and gate posts without leave.
Rev. Levi L. KnUy, a Methodist
preacher in ehargo of the Lnvalaork
circuit, it ", dead at Williar.:sport on
Monday. He was fifty tbrea. years
old.
A large number of horsea and cattl ,
in tbe lower end of Brka and north
ern part of Chester C 'unty are afflicted
with catarrh aod typhoid pneumonia.
Uriab Killian, aged tbirty-aeven
veara fell down atatrs and was fatally
iujared at hia home in Lancaster or
Sumlav.
Sunbury ha refused to continue the
illuuiinlion of her streeta with gas
because she can't afford to pay for it.
Tbe over production of tobacco in
Lancaster and other counties has
greatly reduced its price, and tbe prof
it of its culture.
There is a Stat law imposing a fine
of $10 for bum ng brush during the
night.
There is excellent black ba Eshine
in the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers
. tv
A Kusrd made of rubber, has been
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placed i.o the oce-borsa cars of the
J,. , . ,. A . ,
f ,X,h A".6M ,,n' " P" tbem
from rnnt"nS 0Ter PP1"-
Three new cheese factoriea, tbe lar
gest in i.Le State, have been put in
operation in Somerset coujty. Peon
ayivznia cheese Las a high atanJard iu
the market.
A hound in West Chester, seeing a
number of children following a hand
organ, heated a lot of pennies and then
threw tbeni in tbe ws of the o'cLins,
who attempting to pick ibeoi np wore
severely burned.
J hn Gsrtrer, a arned rnsn, aped
forty five years, who leaves a wifiv and
one child, committed suicide at Read
a few (ays ago by shooting iiiicsolf
t brooch the bead with a pistol. A too
free use of rum was tbe cause
During the severe storm or. Satmdiy
a week the lightning struck ths dwell
ing bouse of a man named Saiitb m
l.iuie.'ick ownship' Montgomery ennty
Pa., stunning Mrs Smith and child.
At Mecban;ctburg, Pa , Sunday
night a wi , Mrs. M.iore, a widoa,
committed suicide by baaging herself
to a tree in tbe yard of ber reid'uce.
Financial trouble is supposed to have
been tbe cause of tbe tuicide.
During the storm on Wtdnetdsy two
weeks, the MetLoJ'st church at Pattoo
ville, Kedford county, was blowu l n
and con'ple'ely wrecked. A new one
will be built.
TLe Catholic church at CLurcLvi'.Ie,
Berks county, near the terminus ot the
Colebroikdali railroaJ, was entered by
burglars several eveni.igs ag, aod tbe
siWsr communion sen ice and t '- e
gola crccil.!es were stolen.
A man nan-ed Hill, of Washington
oounty, walks from Hill Station to
ch'ircb, a distance of five mites, every
Sucdav, and his not uii-sed two eoose
I cuti'f Suudiys n twenty yars
I Camtra eoun'v boasts of a f-male
ba'cher a wo
o wbo not only slangh
ters s'.eep, ca've and ;ven bullocks
Tbe re.-ptctive wives of two brtberr,
named Johu and James Uouck, tie lor
mer liviug at LatroSe, and the latter at
Aitoona. prcseuied tbei. husbands with
twica the other day.
At Ilunmore, IV, on the night of
April SOlh John Pant, while defend-nr
c old man sfaiiist tbe assaults of a
rough uaiued t'ostello, was attacked by
the latter and two companions and beat
en to death. Tbe murderers escaped.
While Hewitt Van Duger, c' Lcih
field township, Bradford county, was
milching his cows last week a beam
give way in the stable, falling upon
htm, breaking bia lega and fracturing
hi skull, so tbat he died before be
con Id be reseaed
Uy a law of the !tate afty person who i
matniaina a public water trough twee-
ty feet long and sup.ied w'th purs
running water at all times, except in J
free ziug weather, in any borough or
road, ahall re.teive five dolKra per an
num out of tbe road taxes.
A colony of Swedes have purchased
a large tract of land on the Blue Moun
tain, r'tcading from the Delaware Wa
ter Gap down to Wiod (ap. on whiun
they propose to settle and devote their
attention to raisiug and grating gcata,
and from goats' milk they intend to
manufacture aweilaer ksse. Tbe conn
try is particularly favorable for this
purpose.
A Lancaster despatch says that on
MebJay a week a fish hauler named
Russell bad an altercation at London
Grove Taveru, nea- tbe Grp Xickle
mine, with William Eokert and Stew
art. He left to avoid a quarrel and
they followed. In the evening he was
found on Mine Hill fatally beaten and
robbed of $25. Ue bad been thrown
nnder a bridge, wbenco be crawled
out to die.
In St. Johu's Lnthern Church, Eaa
ton, on cuoday a week Rev. J. R.
Groff, pastor, was at out to lead :n
prayer, when several ladies shrieked
and the stor faiuted, stricking tbe
chancel rail with bia bead in falling.
A scene of confusion followed, people
were weeping and two ladies and one
gentleman fainted- Tbe congregation
was dismissed and tbe pastor carried
mto Lis residence wbcre he recovered.
Tbe Lancaster New Era of last even
ing asys that Columbia baa a sensation
A sea lion, a large and veritable sea
lion, bts been seen in tbe plaeid wai
ters of tbe Susquehanna. Tbe animal
waa first seen on Friday last, on tbe
York County aide, by Pr. William
Sntton, who fired tbe contents of gun
At him ju t aa bo left a raft, where be
bad been basking io the sunshine. He
waa seeu on SaturJay and yesterday,
at different times, by A Isrge ontnber
of peraons, and this morning be waa
seen near Colombia by Mr. James
Mii?n
There ia qwts an eseitetneat
evrr to tniaaa)
NEWS ITEMS.
t is' claimed tbat Birnuio cso pack
np bis big show aud be on tbe move
in an hour's tnxe.
A dispatch from Greenleaf, K., an
ntunces that Frin Meyer a ni-torions
hsias theif was taken from jil at Blle
villa, Republio oounty, SaturJay night
aad hanged, by a mob of forty men
armed auu masked.
. fommodore Vanderbult ouce vi":
jd a spiritual medium, who eommene.
ed busines by saying, Y-ir first
wife wiibe4 to communicate with you."
'Perbsp a," stid the C mmodor ;
but that U not what I ca-ue hers for.
She can wait-
A grain of pure g'-! found in the
gizxsrd of a chicken at Skioctot, Wi.,
makes the people of tbat section believe
tbat there ia a gold mine not far off.
A Chinaman fell into a flun-9 in Pla
eerville, Cal., waa awept with frightful
vecit; through a tunnel 800 feet long,
and dropped forty feet into a canon, but
be was not much hurt.
The two chimpanzee hich arrived
at the Z ol..gical Gr ' i May 2nd. are
natives of Afri They live socially
coni'nunitirs and aru themselves
with clubs to tesist the attacks of more
powerful beast. They live in huts and
attain a height exceeding four feet, and
tbeir bodies are eovered with long bair.
vVorYA .American.
On the night of April 29 four mask
ed men broke into the ranct.e of John
It. Smith, near Fort M'Kinney, Wyom
ing Territory, stole eveiything of val
ue in the boue, and ran r.ff fonr horses
and two mn.'es. 1 esterday a pa: 'y ol appear. The name ol'JIr. JlcAU-a so
20 calverymen, nndr the famous scoi; wiitj,,.
Frank Gronard, left Fort M'KinneV to j A dircctr expn-sjied the thought that
scour the country fur th theiva Tbe ()t. t TtfU,irl! mij.-ht go into tbe rotnilcr
road between here and Fort M'Kinney ! , of tbe qilM,;u0 t the co.ueteney of
issoinfesUd with organized bands of .ecautates, which ean-d q.iiteau eam
horse tbeives that travel with horesor . jt,,. re,u-tca iu jjr. Slui;i,
mules is almost impaible, the tb:evea j. (Urma each pirn,ite. crrIie.
running flu will animaisai .-ry oj - por -
a IT. I a..... mr
stror.gl? talked of.
Tue elevated railroml
York worka satisfactorilv.
in New 1
Recently at a bearing b?fore 'Squire j
Kutler, at Womelsd irf, Berks co-mty,
Jonathan K. Eyrioh and Jsob S. Wr.
ner were reoiird to euter oail in the
sum of $1,000 f'-r their appearance at
the August sssioos of lWks cosnty to
answer the charpe of passing counter
feit bills on the Bauk of Hanover. C"i.
Gntin. of Jjebanon, who appeared for
. . . . ' . . . .
the CommnnwRsIib, said that about
$1,000 of the bad bills wire passed in
parts of Lebanon and Berks counties,
and tbat ahont forty citizens were di-
rectly or iudiret .ly implicated ir. thei
matter nitni whom mrm kitfhlv rea
pected and well known.
On Sundtv evening, says the A 'toon a
.Virror, of Mondav, as Fast Ltn west
; was coming around the curve at Uinu-
inchara tbe risr parlor fwung and
struck the smoking car on Atlantic Ex -
press east Wlucn wa pin2 ana lore
the side of the roof from en J l. end.
Tbe pa.lor car which did the oatusge,
swung back agaia intc piaje, whn.ee
; swung across to the othr trick iu
tm,e to bit the rear sleeping car
eipiog
tlT..rt;t t nf tl . ill,nli. Cmjii hnt '
........... . ...o r,. ........
not n.j.ir.nc it mntH. .o one was
I art, but by ths Orst collision a brake-
inai waa cliuoat thrown from the
train.
M a
RaNillfcSS In CLu-agO has been great-
, , ,
ly overdt.ne. anu as a eonswiiien.-o
there arn ru.-u-y Lv.siness hous"s lireuk
ing up.
DISPATCHES
A a ner ! taihrnth frnin KhII- fiiii'aina '
well was tin dered bv Amos lokir.1
while levvingon the properly of llie' 1 Ticket at llarrkburg. and the week
latter iusXtp is a farmer oi vry JU MU:r """ I,, m,K 4! ,!! St
sipated habits. A Ut crow i in ; Ti' tor ' r"rg
pursuit of tbe murderer thre;Coiui; to J , .. " , ,.
Ijuchhim. 1 0ne - t!l n's froai Tlnglmdis
Boston. May 1. IJu'glar entered for !", the next day tbe news is
the reaideuce of Kphraiiu O'is, a lea l ' for w.ir.
ing citictn of Siiutli .Scituate, at Z i m
u'cloii yesterday njo.tiiog, took the' Ou the S'J.'U cf April Job T. Kobin
aafe from a chamber on tbe first fiiMir i "hi! awi.t.ng bis sons in regula
carried it about half a mile down the I li- circular saw used for cutting
rokJ bw it otiU aud then t'oi away
murder was committed yesterday uioro
ing at 2 o'clock a: 1,409 Grand aven j
ue. Tbe neighborhood was aroused ' y J
. l. a c .1....1 i . . i a . I
issuing from tbe bouse. After ihe ;
iud nouiju ui Liiniui Sliub s:m HI
fire had been extinguished it was found i
that Theodore Ilattenbacb and wife i
Lad been niurdared, and their liti.o girl
eight veara old, knocked insensible sid
J O p'OM UI UCftUI. .'.19.
tenbach was found on tbe bed, with !
. tl. nnin . f J . I. I -
uer ueau urunueu iu auu ner luiiu
burned to a crisp Mr. Ilattenbacb
was found in the kitchen with a bullet
hole in bis bead and tbe back of his
bead ctusbed in with an axe, whL-h
was discovered near the body. Toe
little girl waa found out of doo- in an
insensible condition. Suspicion at first
pointed to Ilattenbacb as the murder
er, but subsequent developments bava
destroyed tbat suspicion and the real
murderer ia still uoknowu.
Through mails for cities, but givti people
in the Jnnia's, Valley mails on way trains.
From tbe Aitoona Tribune, we leant
that on Tuesday two weeks, a terrible
accident occurred at tbe Fraukitotn
ore bauk, near Hollidaysbnrg.
Thomas Lawlee and John Hart were
preparing a blast, and when in t'.e aot
of empty rug powder into tbe bole drilled
for that purpose, from a keg wbich coo
tained about V?. pounds of powder, a
spark from a lamp which one of them
held, fell into the keg and a terrible
e.plosion fo""wed. Lawlee waa burn
ed from the waist downwsrd, on of bis
arms was broken in two places, tbe
bair was entirely burned off Lis head,
sod it ts thought one of bia eyes is de
stroyed. Hart is also minus his bair
and otherwise pretty badly burned.
Ou Tuesday evening aa the Pb.ladel.
pbia and Erie train front tbe esat at
?"0 Aelnek w enminw in In William.
. 6
port, a bey aVout sixteen years old,
uanied Robert Rankin, jumped on tbe
steps of one of the ears aod strnck Con
ductor Harvey Holden alongside of the
bead with a elnb. almost knocking him
ar . l. Tl . - i . . .
ou iu iin. auu oonuuui t Plopped 1
the train and ran after tbe fellow, and ;
caught him. He was put on board the I
train and taken before Alderman Stead. 1
wber be gave bail in tbe sum of )309,
f'r an spprases st yourt.
vrilh the enntent e'-'u t nc of rail- I " s roinr. ceiween 1 orK and r.rte W" "c" rcul-,T oonus i-r . a o -ii o j", io a. m. ana a.
road stocks an ' Lank bonks represent- j reel-. Philadelphia fell upon the saw hort time, at f ner c-nt.. to ni-ei j t.ctaVs ra ' '
ing over $a0.Oi'O and $tio in money j "J as iuMaiillv fatally injured, his the demand of BonJ, taT ,g due during ! Leave Auburn via 'tf it S. Branch a' i ."
The stocks bank books are ptii.ci- rnl be'"? eat effand his b.Mly near.y aM Bond to run t vear. ' -n-
pally on railroad corporations and sav- verea- Ha died before medical at- " , ..,..., .: , .," Le-. A.lentowi, at 3. 5 50. 9 a. if.,
ing banks ii. Boston. ! f-ndence could be secured. The bodv j ? ' ' - - P-
Kansas Citt. Mo . Mav 1 A foul ! by Coroner Robert. and nV ,-..V'HLl- ' f 0o" ot ru " Monday,.
JlDDiriOA'AL LOCUS. J
Convention of School Director.
Aa per requirement of school law, school
directors of the districts in Jnniata county
met in contention in tbe Cuurt Hun&e, ou
Tuesday y.-sterd y to elect a Superin
tendent of Cotnliwn Schools in Jnniala
roiuily, and to tr.ia.i-:t -h uiher business
m b-l. i:a; 4 to ero while- sitting as a con
ttrntiuu. Tha convention s called to order by
"'r. John ttariuan a quarter past 1 o'clock.
Hi effort to orffin! the ci.nventioa was
uLjected to. Capt. Lewis Degm waa seat
ed aa Secr.try, slid cl!ed the roll of di
rectors, ((! director r-sponded to the call.
Altrr which the discMsion on tlrrfurthtr
organization of the c.-nvention vaa resum
ed. The question of the Presidency was
Settled by compromising on K. S arkr.
Alier Vr. Parker took lha chair, John Uie-
lri k was elected an additional Secretary.
The attention of the chair was directed
to T.1 li'lrd section of the school law, with
,
the n-a'iesi lat th? section ba reaJ. Tl.i
President read theaeclioo. Secretary Die
trick slated that tlut clause ol (be section
that relate to salarv ia inoirtwrutive. be-
!tau,e f , recent Ir jia-ted by Itu l.e;i
lature on iue question of salary. lbecba;r
was requested to, and did read a tircilar
Irotn Stile Superintend! nt Wkikcribam
rclatire to Hie rt quiremenU ot Iho cew tan,
on tl;e salary clause.
On motion l!:c convention procrtxlt-d to
uominate candidates f.r the County Super
iiiti-mleiK-y ; John Carman, Wellington
Sunt;., A- i". McAfee a: id p. C. Wicker,
fthatu were nominated in thr rder as Ihey
' H(l,4 ut Mltlrxl the
1
question of their
I CoilllirielKTV.
I On motion tha convention jTeedei to
I
i voU :
S.
6
6
6
3
4
A
2
3
Irk
Tnwarora
Btale
Spruce U.
Inrbett...., ,
Port Koval....
Miltord .'
Patterson
M't'..n: iiri
Fennanagh. ..
to alkr
1 1.'01"' re
' 1 hoiiiion:oin
j p Vi te
j jiu" i:.'.'.'.
! u- e w.-wl ....
i -S'.quehan!:a..
I Ida-'
Tutal..
27 61
I I. p.n the announcement ol the reu!t of
i . . . , , ,.,..
j ihe vote the -hair declared Mr. Wellington
j Smith to lr ihe regularly rlected Scperin-
. , ,, t ( Common Schools tor Juniata
1 einntv.
, v reoiiest the chair rc-rend the clause
jfr..m suic Stijtiint. -dei-t Wickenhan:' -
cireU;ar relative t liic Cx:i.? ol sala-y o!
Countv Superintendent, aim iUonnalN- it
C4I1)C , ,w llL Jer,,00a uY ,jle convention
! ,t1;ti TfCvut ljW nxvs tl.e sa!:u.Vf utlil.8
ut. CI,uvetlIi,.n ch.c to inortae tlie r.a .
j . ,.., ... ,j ,k.
'
ru,:,
iis as the law makes it. t'u mo.
j i(n ,hc conVt;1. jn m!) mrno4.
j
1KM T.Vl.I Y. 1!H rich wer. arc run
I mug a slage between Jcit . or ami rim-
.jelphie, miles in one dav, but II that
. -
i o m n and nicer than the new and u.ce
. . .. ....... i- ........
i-Ioihiiig al tiray:!r" ft jr
Trt!" Mfrh th? Nationals
in ratlerv-n
that is l Ik- r?rt
lci.uin par'y to tl.e Conminnixts hold
.
convention in Philadelphia to nominate a
eek the
ptibiicatis will bominate
I klsadiiiiat wooU a th-ir depot at Co.-.p- I
taken to the residence of the family.
Sixth street above Cedar. Camden.
"The BrookJy
n aW saysTillen
he New York tiorld:'
purchased the
i DrsDort
j. i. rtrRrv.
. .
J. , DUNDORE Gc CO.
t'Saita ia
HAaDITARE, IRUV, SAILS,
All Kind of Stoves.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
Notions, ReaJy-m ade Cloth
ing, IlaU, Caps, Boots,
Shoes.
j FLOUR, FEED, DRUGS, &C, LC.
Hardware a Specialty.
iJOHNSTOWH, JUlilATA CO., Pi
Thankful to the pnbtic for their libera
patronage in tee past, we solicit a eonfinnj
tnce of the same. All kinds of
Frednee Taken ia Exchaags Per G4f .
Ia Dt'TIDOBE fc CO.,
Walnet, Jiaiau Censty, Tt,
May J,l7.
.YoticeM.
ExecMtor's Jfotlco.
Eside of jYancy Mutstr, Dtctated.
1ETTER3 Testamentary on the estate of
J Nancv Vnssrr. late Monroe town,
ship, Juniata Co. Pa.. d'd. having been
granted to the nndersiened, all persons in
drb -1 to said estate ara reneted to make
pavroent, and th having el i! n t
iuand! a.e requested to sul a koo6 tie
same without delav In
JOTiN K L'STZ, B.x-ntor.
apr14.78. iticariCLD. J J-nata Co., Pa.
Auditor' Notice.
In ;Se Oryhan'a Conrt of Jnniati Cwfr,
the nndfuijrned, appointed An litir by
he Orf'bina' fourt ot Jnnix'a c.oui.t, to
nutke d;5tr!bution of hal u.e in th
tanda ot'Loni E. Atkinson. Tif:.,siid John
Mutzer, diui-!arralor or t' etat. of K.
Vf. Jami-on. late of to township of Fy.
et'e, deceawd, round d- tipnn 'n-ir n 1.
account woicn urns coi.ii- rn-i. uwru,
rive noli: that hn will attfid to fM tntit-
of h: ai iviintm-nt at M nfltre In 'h
ouznol Jtifliinl'wn.r.sTt:-il) 1
(" , '
I a. m , an ! -: n..':-na-
all c-nlit..r .r. i ' . '
sent 'heir claims or t'- ' '.-
ing in on said 'nd.
Al.i'UED J. t.U'.E ..J
mar2'J,18 8.
Auditor's XoitCf.
Thy. ryrrRsifjyFi), APni:.T:D
Anriitor by the Orphan' Conrt of Ju
niata countv, ti m.ike distribution of the
hitsnre in i i hnds of Jos h f.ong. Ad
miniir3tor of (tie esfa'e of S' lvefe- Kry,
deceased, to and anioi.'jrnt Vitr&t entiile.1 to
receive the nam, her-bi- give rtotic? that
he wi'! attend to lha duties ol hi airii'it.
I ment at h' oftVe in ihr ttorouph of Mlfflin-
towr, on ii:sDtT. A fill L 23, !S78, h-
twren the hour of 10 o'c'ock a. m.. nd'(
o ciock p. ni., oi Hn nT, wnranii wnn t
hrand whn
alt nirties inferu.. d wid wcvnt tHrir
cUiioa or be rtrrwnred 'mm ciume in upon j
said fund. A U B.KD J- FATTtK." t ),
aprlO,!S7S Auditor.
rrothonot?rjn Notice.
IN7'
iTOTICE 1 brrebv rurrn thai Oanicl i
Knite. A?.iite of S. Smith ;
..d wie for fhebenrtiti f-redi:ori.hx81l i
j bin f-st and final account, a said A-oigiie. ,
iin the Prolh-notrys olfVe rrf JauHtai
cnnniy. ana nai in- s mi win premeo
i frir rfinflriti.afiiin tnrl Ailawr.-Tia al turn t Yirrt
tor eonnnnarion anfl allowance ai ::. t eirn .
!j". " WEHXE5DAY,'
APKIt.24, 1TH
JACOB P.r:irr.ER Prothoncfory
Prothonofary's iflk-e. Viftlili-
ton. Mar. 27,
AdcnlBlstrator'a Xotfce.
Entile of Barbara deck. Drc'd.
St T.TTIKP.EAS Li
W onther'tt
rCtter? 'r Admints'ration
atw ,.f rtarbam C'.ack. taM
1 j of Walker township, deer ied. having been
granted to th updersigre'!. all r -rons ii
ii. Med to said estate are rqneted to make
immediate payment, and thi'so having
rla;;i: will please present tt.em without de
iaj to SAMITE'. CLACK.
r3,lS75. A?,uinistrator.
Arirutnlttrator'' Satire.
Est'tle tf Est M.-Lini, D'c'J
IT T:'.KitEAS Letter cf Jldminirrimn
oi fh esta.'e of Ezra Sict.iur. U'.c of!
s ;. n.-!ii Juniata conntr pa.. d-
Fivctte
cexl. h-.tine been granted to th undwr-
( s;ned. a'l enu.n tnde'it 1 to said estate.
, ar" vqneid to itiik " Immediate pavracnt.
' ar.1 thoe oavin cUiin will litis; present
' "'"
ith-o.l dda- to
WIJ.MAM TROMP70V. A t n'r.
7:78. MeAlhtervi:i1.,Jiinia.aCo.,Pi.
; To the School ff rectors of Jn-
j nlata County.
' C EXTLKM E.V : In pnri-nce of Hi- for-
tr-thiid section of iiie a.-t r." nth of:
' . ..n ..... ,..... t.. :
' .,".' ii. ;-' :
flintovn. on ta ffrt Tnevtav in lav.
A.i,
j !., ISif. being the suvenlh day ol the mor'h
. , t one ..VI. !.- it, ih iii. renV.- .r,t .1..-,
rira vocr. ov a niajorttv oi me au.ne nu.
! U t K" onu p,'r..n of lit-
: erarv and nt;i1j yrai-ireiiie-ri' wl ol
! .ti!l J, ' ..I,. ,L '!j U
a oi nly tipenntei:deut, for ihrre suc
fte '.;'.( yrars; determine I t .i:.t ol
rumpenoatifin for the saie. and certilv the
; teioilt t tl.e Slav neriu'eihlent it Har-
' wA. Kll raw s ii. ipstrl Vaaw tkaw rlmaetw iaia.lr kuV
i ' . . ,; i " " 'i
I i on lent stciioos o: saia ci.
JOHN V. QARMAX,
Cinny 5'f ef Jnniala County.
"iRlintown, April 11,1873.
CtlTI .f.
A"I7HERES mv rite, Eli: abt :h Miller.
vv has it my hone withatil j.ist Rine,
I hereby caii'i-n all perM's agiiost givi-.ir
I h ;r ere .it vi: my acconrt. as I will rot hi
responsible f ,r a.iv c-b' he ir.av r.-it.rracr
Jarch 27. lbTS. " GtTOKGE MILLER.
COUNT Y BON DS.
CcrrnnisGioners' Kctice.
ronunuiioiuri.
March art. 1S78.
iliMATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFI-ISTCm, PA.
WITBI
AT PORT
BRANCH
ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
J. XEVIS POMEROY, Prvltnl.
T. VAX IKWTX, Cvir.
Pislctoro :
J. Xevin Pomeroy, JnM-ph Ko'hroek.
George -cobs, Philip M. Kepner.
; Amos ti. Bonsall, Louis E. Atinn.
t W. C. Pomerov,
BTocaammra t
J. Xevin Pomeroy, Jame B. Okesnn.
Philip M. Kei.ner.
Wm. Van S'eringen.
Joeph Hothrock.
(Jeorge Jacobs,
I.. K. Atkinson,
W. C. Pornvrvy,
Amos fJ. Bon Kail,
Nob Hertsler,
Daniel StMiffc.-,
Charlotte Snyder,
Sanr.T Heir's Heirs,
ii. K. tScchtel,
Jane U. Irw!-,
John I'.eckman,
Mry Kurtz,
Samuel M. Knrti,
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
F. B. Frow.
J j'nn Uertiler.
Interest allowed on twelve months' eor
tiScates of deposit, fire per cent. ; on six
Months' certidcates four ptr cent.
Ljn23, 1878-tf
takenotjce.
I would respectfully Hfnn the Cltiins
of Mifflintowo. and nrrouodina' rnrnirr
I tbat i have commenced the
Mercliaiit Tailoring Businsss
on the EaM aide of Mail. Street, Hve doora
North ot tha comer of Main and Cherrv
! Street, in the bonne formerly known aa tbe
B.inKean Ecuse, and latterly aa tbe Welter
honse, where I will be roady to give all cas
toiaors FITS,
To new customers, I wonld say, gtve me
a trial. To my old friends and customers
throughout tbe county, I bare bat Io say.
I am here.
GIVE ME A CALL.
mayl,78-6m. C. . HILLl).
I Tbe Skstisbl ass RfrraLicaa baa no
j superior as au advertising medium ia this
lonnty, and aa a Journal of varied news
.and reading it ta aot surpassed b- anv
ekly paper in central PeDusytvasU.
rUWif Sif UitT6,
oaataaii aoaaia roa ra
Riril STATU CAITB1BBI CI
aacracTcaaas or rut
Soldiaead. Reloading-, Mis it
ry and Sporting-. Central ft,
UAKTKIUCtES!
r a . .
Kill
.n un in..!, lor ruj , .j
Car;r-.dg Castv, b waand anri P..-I.
.. i if., i n . i : i , i i - n-
Ac. St i d for illislrttet Cataioeue oa
Breadiray, Se York City,
-r v a- -i. w z ZZ:
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t,f c.rJt and iL, o V'ntir
jrowtS of thw ulinin of modern Eurpj.
the nmiJ'e e, lh crut-vlf. ihe f-nrt.i
I stem, the refTuiation, tbe discuvr .at
cti'pnienr ol tru- rw n orld, etc., etc.
It contains 6T2 Hn historical 'en-rsr-itiC
and liiO la'4 doubla column pis,
nnd Is the most coiupietd History of lb
Wcrid ever piihlishml. It soils at sight.
Send for spu-Iiuen pais and riira terms l
A?rtit. an.i s"e hv it sells fastsr than any
othea book. Adilres.
Xatisal Prai.i ntso Co.,
F..lid.:lpliia, Pi.
LITE AGENTS WASTED.
Tttftell Ir t bine's Kacipes ; or Inforais
:m tnr ::verrb'dy, -n every emmtr in th
ilnilvd Staffs r.tid Canjlas'. Kularej ii
tho piitii.sh-r t,. 64S rges. It contaiua
over 2!VD uoUAelio'.d re:s s,,d is smTrd
to all clas-es and C'Vaditiona of s wietv a
woudei'ul bok ;nd a hoii.hoIii itecessitr.
It o!! at .-gh!. 'Jrwrst in rvrj).it
j ever onL-icd to bok s;,i.. S t:;p'ecsp:;s
; veni by mail. P.u tpai t, f -t Eioln.
territory given, .g.-nts ni i-r th
i diii".le th-:r lu-inev. Ad In s f).-. ;.,.-.
; Steam P.intiiu iloase, Ann Il.i-unr. ij?trl:
gn-
Hi ?.157s-;3t.
j Philadelphia & Beading P.eiL jzi.
! lrranyi-aieat of rassecjrer Train.
NnviMsrn Stb, 177.
For Sew Yo:k at b iC. b 10 a.na.. a.-r n
. an
'd 7 5" o.
I OP Pl.i.d I.OrJ.;.. . r "fi e B t; . .
, - ; -r . -, i i, . ui..
- 3 '. p -
" "l' ,'"" ' a .0, e 10 9 t.y a. m., t OO
! 3 57 a:,:t 7 5S p ,. . '
I or Fotfiv al
.'. T I" a
M.. rd S 7
? n.ji::bDna
; Ti r-iu i:.t . ifa;:yu,ii A
I Brineb at 2 40 i.. m.
i F r Auburn via S. t . Branch at i 10 i m.
!' Kor i"ei,'i. t 6 2'.i, 8 !0 a. 2 W,
3 o and 7 Tvp. ia.
The 5 2t. 8 Id a. m and 3 57 and VjSpn,
trains have through cars for New To-k.
The 5 ., 8 ID a. n sr.' 2 0O p -a. tratna
i harw through cars for Philadelphia.
svyo.irs.
For Xew Tort at 5 a. m.
Por aJlentuwn aad way stations at Jla m.
For Keidini, Philadelphia and wav atations
at 1 4". p. in.
Traifor liarrutnrf cars as o.'tvi :
Leave Tor': ai S i a. m., and 1 I1",
630 .m.l 7 to p. iu.
Leave rhiltdetphia at 9 15 a. m., and 1 J",
and 7 "Jo p. m.
Leave Kea.1irt tl 10, 7 10, 1 1 2 a. m.,
1 50. o Si ii .i lo i't p. iu.
siwo.irs.
, Leave Xew Yori at 6 30 p. m.
t Leave Philadelphia at 7 2 ) ro.
I Leave Heading at 4 40 and 7 4' a. m. aol tt
J 85 p m.
I.ea Aiientown at 2 30 a. m. and 9 M p m.
Via 3fffrrj, and Esui Rnlroal.
3. Z. WOOTTK.V,
Central Mami'rr.
C. (i. HAXCfH K.
Otntral Tl.ket Jgtnt.
CASH! CASH! CASH!
TTII.l. SrcrPF B4RG4I1.
I hare returned from the city with a Ml
strek of
MEN'S C LOT II ING,
Orerceats, Hats and Caps,
At Xovember Price, Reduced.
BOOTS ?2 2o, LP TO LADIES
SHOES 25. No Shoddy.
I bare aded a line of
FRI.NTS AXP MISLIXS
To stock. Print, fast roievs, at to 6 es.
Also, Arbuckle'a Co flee 29 cte., cash.
Also, tee genuine Syrup.
Horse Blanketa, Eobes, Cfcap-
Call and see, and be convinced.
J. B. If. TOPD.
paMeiwo, X"o. 20, 1877.
CATTIOr .lOTICC
ALL peraons are hereby cititioned against
trespassing on tbe laods of the nnder
sfgnea either in Delaware o- Walker town
ship, for the ptu-pose of Ashing or hooting,
or for any other purpose.
I.. E. ArxTT'o.
N. A. Le5es.
ctol-if G. 9.I.SCISS.
noricE.
ALL person r are hereby cautioned agsinsS
irespasaiag, for hunting, or other pur
pox a, on tbe lands of tbe undersigned, br
Mil tori township, Juniata conntv.
HEX RY GROX IXRtR.
JOHX Cl'XNlNGHAtf
Dee 10, I877-tf
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