JEJTINEL & REPUBLICAN MIFFLINTOWN. Wedaefldar, Jaiuarj T, 180. F. SOU WE I ER, EDITOR AKD PKOFIIICTOK. Republican National Convention. A National Convention of tlie lie-pnblii-an party wiil meet at Chicago on WtsJnesday, tle 2nd day of June next, at 12 o'clock noon, for the nom ination of candidates to be supported for rresident and Vit-e President at the nest ejection. Republicans and all who will co-operate with them in suortinr the nominees of the party are invito J to choose two delegates from each Congressional district, four at larfe from earh State, two from eaf L Territory and two from the Dis trict of Columbia, to represent them in the Convention. J. D. Cameron-, Chairman. "Thomas 15. KeoarhJ Secy." Eepublioan State Convention. The Republicans of Pennsylvania ere requested to send delegates, ap pointed according to their represen tation in the Legislature, to a Con vention to meet at Harrisbnrg, at 12 M., on the 4th day of February next, to elect delegates to the Republican national convention to nominate Pres idential Electors, to nominate a ca- dilite for Judge of the Supreme Court, and a candidate for Auditor General ; iad to transact such other business as may be brought before them. Ey order of F. C. nOOTOX. Chairman Slatt Committee. Sa'lF. Bam,i C. L. alaaicE, J Kill Chetter, Pa., Jnn. 1, 1880. The Uratit euierlaiuuieut cost Phil adelphia over twelve ib"U.-nd dollars Fucu people a claim lo know, an nounce that ibe new Uible will be if ued in 1880. People in cities and large towns sdli complain of the work of the body-snatcher. The parties wiiooau the twenty-five hundred riot damage claim, propose te I'lttaburj; that they will surrender their claims f..r 52 GOO.Ot'O. The First Uriga.ie of the Ohio mi litia was put under arms a few days ao, to hld strikers in check at the Cincinnati stock yards. People of the Southern States turned out and gave to C crural Grant a h;-u.rty welcome as he passed through the States last week. Jcst now certain journals are doing their best to create the belief that the mind of Genend Grant is slowly ap proaching a state of insanity. Total abstixu.te people are pleased to cote the fact that General Grant turns the wine cup upside down" at receptions where wine is offered. Gonzales is the name of the rascal who shot at ths King of Spain while he was driving w:th the Queen through the streets of tLe capital city. It is stated that Sf3.oOCi,000 of counterfeit money was captured by Federal detectives last year. Over 500 m mu.'acturers of and dealers in 'the q.eer" were captured and puu ished in the s.ime time." The Washington Republican ears : Thero never were three other Ameri cans 83 grossly abused as AVashiug ton, Lincoln and Grant, and there never were three Americans who could better afford it. As exchange says : " Great cry and little wooL" After all the fuss of Indiana Democrhls about the coloni zation of colored voters in that State, it has turned out that of the twenty colored people who settled in Shelby county, only two were vi.ters, the rest being women and children. Fbom al pints of ibe State the most Tavorab-e recommendations are poured in, asking that Mr. Passmore be nominated by the Republican Stete Convention for the ofrice of Auditor General. He is a gentleman who makes friends wherever he goes, and his integrity is vouched for by Lis friends. His nomination would insure to the State a most efficient ofS.-er. Socialists, Communists, beld a Na tional C.ouventton id rutsburg last eek. Tiiey propose to run a candi date for fie Presidency of the United States It ij "leve's labor lost," for there are few crack- headed people is tbia country bo believe that when they earn a dollar that they Cannot control that dollar, and have it put to what ever Dse, or spent for whatever purpose they please. Once when the people of the Kepublie believe that they cannot take cire of 'heir own earnings, then will be time for the Communist. Democratic papers profess to be lieve that the grand receptions to Grant are manufactured receptions. Tbey have overlooked the fact that in the old worlds across the sea, where no one could probably have a per sonal interest in the General, great, hearty receptions were accorded to him in every country, excepting Ire land. The respect paid to Grant is as hearty as that which was paid to Wafchiugtou. He also was accused f many evil .lesig.-.s upon the Gov ernment that he did so much to build up. A cichange says : ' A ladies' con frress is talked of in V.'.. oington, to he composed of the vives of Sena tors, Representatives and other offi cials, who will dissnss and decide Questions of etiquette nnd fix the relative rank of different 6ets in so ciety." TL? esohaige that penned and pub lished tiie above item, puts onifial peo ple above all otb r people. It has lost mgut of tlie tact tuat omeiai people in the Republic can bo so only for a period, a few years at most, after which they must be succeeded by others ; it forgets that officials in this country are taken from the common run of people, and in a majority of cases the cificifus and tLnr families are of the ery commonest of the common. The exchange has aristo cratic longings that cannot be grati tied iti the Republic, or it has been wn a CLristaiaa and New Yar lVoIic. THE FSAUD IN MAINE. Democratic Leaden Give it a Half vay Justification by Saying the Repub l icans .ided fraudulently in Louisiana. TOD CASE3 OF" MAINE AND LOUISI ANA AKE HOT ALIKE. Irregularities in Juniata County Like Those in Maine. The Supreme Court Pronounces the Wurk of the Governor in Maine Ml Wrong. Leaders of Democracy attempt to dust tbe eves of tbeir people, by tell ing tbem tbat the case of ibe throwing out of the Louisiana returns by tbe Re publicans is like the case in Alaine, wbere tbe Democratic- Governor threw out enough Republican Senators, and Representatives to make tbe Legislature Democratic. Tbe Republican candidate for Gov ernor has 20,000 majority. Tbe out rageous counting out process of tbe Democracy will, if allowed to stand, count out tbe Legislature and Gover nor, both of which, under the rules of honesty, fairness, aud equity would be Republican. If tbe eases of Louisiana and Maine were alike, even if tbe Louisiana busi ness was a fraud oo tbe part of tbe Republicans, which it was not, there could ba do justification io the Dem ocracy following what tbey condemned. What good is there in a aim who con demns stealing, aud theu at tbe Erst opportunity steals anything and every thing tbat be can ity bis bands ou ? But tbe cases are not alike. The Louisiana case is not. like the case iu Maine. The laws io Louisiana are lear, in conferring the right en ts turuiug boards to count out, or reject tbe votes or returns of all suoh dis tricts in which a course of intimidation and bull dozing has been practiced. It was proven to tbe satisfaction of tbe Louisiana returning boards, that io a buuiber of parishes, or election dis tricts'! that letters bad been written to intimidate certain people ; letter that threatened violence against all who should vote tbe Republican ticket ; let ters tbat tlireateuf-d all kinds of pros ecution and porsecu.ion, even to mur der. It was proven that intimidating let ters bad been written, iutiuildaiilig speeches delivered, and that people bai betn driven from their homes, that their homes bad been burned. It was proven that many people bad been murdered, for working tor tbe Republican cause With such sworn testimony before them, the sworn duty of tbe Louisiana Returning Board was to reject the re turn of votes of districts wbere such work had been carried on. In Maine tbe case is different. Tbe crime of driving people from tbeir homes ; of burning their bouses and barns ; of shooting tbeir horses aud cattle ; of murdering and whippiug people, was not indulged in by Uepuu- j licaus to carry tlie election. Tbe whole campaign and election was a peaceable one, aud a Reputilicau Goveruor and Legislature were elected. The cases of tbe two States are no more alike than are "night and day. Iluwever, in a number of the dis tricts io Maine tbe return paper; were Slightly detective in a district or two j tbe iiamts of republican candidates were Cot spelled as the law required that they should be spelled ; io a dis trict or two the election nonces did not bave quite tbe full number of Denies tbat is required by law, anl yet for sucb slight defects in election papers tbe Democracy ish to justify tbeir course of tbe counting out of a Repub lican Legislature and a Republican Governor in the State of Maine, aud placing in its stead a Democratic? Leg islature aud Governor. Sucb slight de feots as enumerated above tbey pro claim as ranking with tbe systematized intimidation of the South, by which people were driien from tbeir homes, and sbot down with as little compuuo tion of conscience as a sporting boy shoots a rabbit tbat ba been chased from its covert. Such slight defects in election return papers, and election notices, as tbe Democrats in Maine claim to ouuut out tbe Republicans on, may be found in iluiost every, and any election beld io this (Juniata) county. Scarcely ever is there an election beld in this county in which tbe return papers are free from just sucb defects as those upon which the Democracy of Mime bave counted cut a Republican Legislature and Govoruor. Some i a- ' rtrd in felmn&t nr.rv o1nrinn .r. nnt precisely as the letter of the law re quires tbcui to be. fcucb mistakes bere have never for a moment beeu seriously considered, for tbey bave been looked upon aa ' mis takes of tbe bead, and not mistakes of tbe heart," io other words, a uninten tional mistakes. For just such unintentional mistakes the Democratic Governor aud Green back advisers in Maine bave counted out a Republican Legislature and Gov ernor. If this were any otLer than a self adjustable government, in which wrongs may be righted by future elections, there would be sufficient eause for tbe people to rise io tbeir physical power, aod by force drive out such people as the Democratic Governor and bis friends, but under tbe system of government io which both tbe National and State gov eroments aro working, all questions may be submitted to the wlit-le people, at the polls, at cmuing elections. Every man bas a voice iu tbe State and Nation, which may find expression at the polls, by a vote. Tbe people generally, without regard to party, bave honest intsntion, and go wrong only when tbey are dtmved or are confused. If the Democratic Governor in Maice persists io bis unjust course, tbe Re publicans cannot be justified in raising a riot to prevent biin from carrying out his fraud. Their course will be to pocket tbe iniquitous work of the P"m ocracy and tbe fusinnists till next year, when tbe people will make it right, cor rect tbe wrong by overwhelming the wrong-doers at the polls. Tbe steal in Maine will recoil with sucb foree tbat there will be setrcelv a State left to the Democracy in 1880 Id tbe Sooth they dm fire and murder, in Maine they boldly usurp the rights of others,. and rely on claimed techni calities to see them through. Tbe right of tbe Democratic Gover nor, Garcelon, to take advantage of such trifling Wehnietlitsea a be b done is dented by pepphs of Maine It is alleged tbat there is do law io tbat State uuder wlnob be dare to do wbat be has done. He baa violated all law, and is an usuiper of the people's rigbta. Garcelon, having uaurped all stat ute aud constitutional law, did just as usurpers do made threats to sub due those opposed to him by military force. He prepared the militia as far as he knew how for fight. He con verted th-i State House into a fort, into which no one could pass without pass-words, but with all that, the good sense of the people prevailed ovor the sinister work of the Gover nor. The demand of the people gen erally, and the Republicans particu larly, that the question of the Gov ernor's ns trpatiou should be left to the Supreme Court, was listened to. Meanwhile a number of rails defeat ed nieni!er of thu Legislature who had not lost their manhood, but had been counted in by the Governor, refused to net under the fraudulent count of the Governor. When the case got to the Supreme Court that body made short work of the Gov ernor's fraudulent work, by showing that he had no warrant for his bod work, neither in Law or Constitution. The Legislature convenes to-day, Wednesday. All the reading civilized world has been hoeked at the railroad bridge disaster at tiie Firth of Tay, in Scot land. To save a long round-about way, a bridge almost two pv.les long was built licross the Firtn of Tay. It was a raihva 1 bridge. The great est depth of wuer is iorty feet ; the highest point of the biilge above the water is 131) feet, a bight suffi cient to be out of the way of ships. The bridge was built, or completed in 1373. On Sunday night a week, a passenger train, having on board 75 to 30t' people, entered the bridge, but never crossed it, but plunged into the sea, and nothing has been heard or seen of it since, excepting a few pieces of broken cars that have floated to the fuirfuce of tbe water, and some wearing upparel of the un fortunate passengers. A great gale prevailed that night, but whether the gale blew part of the bridge down, or whether the train broke it, can never be known, for there are no sur vivors to tell of the f:icis. Tho gap in the briJge is alxmt half a mile long, comprising eleven of the long est spans, each 24 feet in length, and one spin of 145 feet in length. Divers have come but little speed in finding the reeked train. The place whei c the train sank is f u'.l of quick sands. 2nd if the bodies of tho drowneJ are not recovered within a few days they will bewiue imbedded with the cars beymid recovery. "A DETEcrrrE was sent to Canada for a forger. Ue eouMn't get any extradition papers for foi'jery, so he merely made the acquaintance of the forger at Toronto, drank with him, saii he was going over L ike OntAi io into the Unite 1 States, and cot the forger, for friendship's sake, to go with him to the beat. Then they went into the cabin and drank some until the boat started. The trapped man suspected some trick, but could do nothing, and whin they reached the middle of the lake, or the imag inary dividing line between Canada land the United States, the detective j)Ut the nippers on his prisoner, and revealed himself. ben tuey landed and took a Like Skoie train, the de tective put his prisoner on the inside j end of a seat, sat by him at the outer end, and went to sleep. The prisoner climbed over the back of the seat and got out at the next town. When the 'Jly cop' woke up and found his man gone, he got off at the next station, took a freight train passing the other way, and soon reached the town where, the brakeman told him, his man jumped off. He determined to go to bed and get noiuo rest bvfie hunting up the fugitive, but the on.y and wretched hotel in the village had Li't one place to put him, and that whs it. bed with another man. U went into the room with a candle, and the slumberer was his late prisoner. The detective tied the prisoner's clothes np with a string and hung them out of the window. Then he locked the door and put the key in his pocket aud went to sleep. As he intended, he was awakened in the morning by tiie prisoner's useless search for his clothes, and you can be sure he didn't let Ivm g j again." " The widow Dorse y, w La willed her estate to Je.Terson Div::, ex-President of t:;o late Rebel government, had fractiLVui'ig (.pinions in regard to matters of ciiiuyu and state. She was baptized a Roman Catholic, then became a Presbyterian, thea an Epis copalian, then a Hindoo philosopher, then an atheist, and in her last davs resumed Christianity. During the war r,.- was an ardent rebel, but in 1876 became reconstructed, saying "that the causes of tlie war were chimerical, and that the people of the Southern States had been deceived into entering a fated cause to gratify t a ambition and hatred of a few crazy politicians." But in her last days she again became unrecon 6trueted- "Is the United States courts at New York, a few days ago, Frank Bennett, convicted of having cour- terfeit money in his possession, was 6ent to prison for five years. George Williams, formerly an itinerant preacher, convicted of passing three rifty doilar notes on tbe National Broadway Bink, gat five years in the Albany peiiitentiaiy. James Burns aud Hugh Curry pleaded guilty to having counterfeit trade dollars iu their jiossession, nnd got three years each, and James A. H irriat, convict e l of defrauding the Government by meh.ns of fraudulent bounty papers, got two yeses in the Albany peniten tiary." A New York paper says ; "A Roch ester preacher who had lost his first wife tried to get another, and courted a young lady in vain. Soon after his rejection, he received from a widow lady a request to preach on the tost, 'You ask and receive not because you ask a miss.' New we would just like to know the end of that story, and whether he took the hint or not, btrt we don't" Mormo leaders are looking for a Divine interposition to save polygamy. Uod turn a deaf ear to some people when tbey pray, and He looks- away when tby look heavenward. STATE ITEMS. Bean are numerous in the woods of Wyoming county. A McKean county man owns a sheep tbat weighs 250 pou ids. Evan Jonei, of Reading, with a sin gle assistant, pat on 150 borse-aboes oo Saturday. It is said that one bushel of beets added to nine bu.'bels of apples makes cider richer and of superior flavor to tbat made from apples alone. Two Altoona butchers made a profitable thing of it on Christmas by killing a steer and preparing it for market in 8 minutes and 4 sec onds, and winning 100 from two Lock Haven butchers, who were not so quick. Harvey Troup, a well-known far mer, who resided a short distance fr-Tra Newport, Perry county, hung himself on Monday evening a week. Troup was about 35 years of age, married, and leaves a wife and six children. He had been deranged for some time and had made repeated threats that he would hang himself. He accomplished his purpose with a rope used for hoisting bay, and when discovered was hanging in the barn with every spark of life fled. Reli gions excitement is said to have led to his derangement Tbe suicide of Andrew Lanspo, of Lairfield township, near Mvadville, Crawford county, has brought to light a singular romance. lie had for some mnotbs been intimate with a widow livicg in tbe vicinity, and Dually bis wife b.'eauie cognizaut of tbe intrigue. She followed biiu to the bouse of tbe wiJow oo one occasion, aud soon aftel came upon them to the woods, the widow being in male attire. Th bus band Sed but tbe widow remained, and a hand-to Land fight ensued, in which she was victorious. Not long after Lampo boasted of his conquest, and the widow bad him arrested for slander. Tbe trtsl came iff at Meadvilie. and tVe evidence was concluded on Thurs day eight a week. Lauipo weot home, and soon after be had stabled bis tm, made an excuse to bis rife, who was in bed, and weot to the stable. Ao boor or two later, becoming uneasy, she seut one of the hoys to the barn, wha found that be bad fastened a rr.pe to tue cf tbe beams, slid off the hay mow and h-.nged himself. He left a letter, tell ing b.w tbe widow bad seduced biin, and putting the blame for his wrong doing entirely upon her. The deceased had alvruvA been bold in high esteem. He was a man of honesty and integrity, and a member of tbe German Re:orroed Church in good standing. IIj left four children besides his wife. A Carlisle paper says ; Mrs. Catha rine ell, convicted of tbe murder of Mrs. Mary Kiehl at Carlisle, Pa., in November, was, oo the 18th of Decem ber, sentenced by Judge Herman to be banged. Forty-ser.n reasons had been fiied fur a new trial, none of which were deemed sufficient by tbe Court to war rant the tc-opening of tbe ease. Before the sentence of death was pronounced Mrs. Zell earnestly protested ber inno cence. Tbe sentence appeared to affect Judge Herman mucb more than it did the prtsoucr. The crime for which Mrs. Z-jll it to suffer death on tbe gallows was the poisoning of a woman 81 years old, who resided iu Ibe suburbs of Car lisle. The condetuoed lived in the neighborhood and frequently visited the house of tbe deceased. It was tbown by the testimony that she bad been there during tbe Illness of Mrs. Kiehl, which terminated fatally in three days, after great suffering. J be fact tbat Mr. Wyncoop, a Justice of the Peace, appeared aa tbe sole legatee of the deceased, aroused the suspicion of foul play, and an investigation was instituted, wiiich resulted jp tbe dis covery of arseuio io two coffee pots iu Mrs. Kiehl'it house and io her -tomach, ber body having been exhumed about two wt-eks after her death. Mrs. Zeil is believed to have administered the poison at tbe instance of Wyncoop. who j is in j ail and will be tried in July. A writ of error will probably be taken out in tbe case of Mrs. Zell and the matter argued before the Supreme Court in Philadelphia, in January. A Pittsburg paper, under date of Tuesday, December 23, ISii), says: Tbe people ol Pittsburg were to a fever of excitement yesterday, owing to a fisticuff fight which took place iu the First Reformed Presbyterian Church on Sunday night, the 21st. Some weeks ago tbe congregation voted for a pastor, the Rev. Neviu Wocdside receivmg 167 votes, against 116 for other candidates. A majority of the trustees were bitterly opposed to Mr. Woodside, aud charged tbat bis selection was the result of ille gal votes. Tbe majority of tbe con gregation were determined that Woo'i side should be tbeir pastor, especially as tbe call was sustained by tbe Pres bytery. Au appeal was taken to tbe Synod, aod since then there bave been bitter quarrels amoog the members o' tbe cburcb. Tbe Woodnid taction tri umphed over their enemies, and on one occasion, notwithstanding the existence of as injunction restraining Woodside from preaching until the appeal was de cided, gaiued admissioa to tbe cburcb by strategy, beld the place all day, aud listened to a sermon by tbe pastor io the evening. Tbat night tbe quarrel culminated in a free fight. The trou ble began early. Woedaide wanted to preach, but bis opponents bad another clergyoinn whom they wished to preach. Botb parties waxed hot, and tbeexoited spectators gave vent to tbeir feelings io remarks designed to nconrage tbeir favorite. The trustees and Sunday school teachers took sides and shouted excitedly. One of tbe persons essayed to mouut the rostrum. He was seised by his antagonists and roughly bostled from tbe steps. This led to a general fight. It was thickest round tbe altar, but all over tbe rburcb were heard the sound of blows. The police were caKed in 4nd after some difficulty succeeded io quelling the riot. Ediros's lamps, of electric light, it is said, burn brightly. Bernard Sbanley, a qnarryman, was engnged Satnrday morning a week with another man in Kplittirtp; open a large r.ock at East Rock, near New Haven, Connecticut, with Wedges. The rock opened and be fell in be tween the two pieces, which, from BorriP. rtnknown cause came together again, imprisoning him as in a vice. He retained conscionsneps, and di rected the work of prying the frag ments of rock. His abdomen was crushed frightfully, and he die 1 Fer eral hoars after being taken from tiie i root. G Eil Eft A L IT RMS. Marshal Bazaina he who was shut up in Meti so long in 1870 is fann ing in bpaia. Two brothers named George and Haight Drummond, living near Wood msncie, N. J., were drowned while skating there on Friday a week. George, aged thirteen, first broke through the ice, and Haight, aged seventeen, heard his cries, and was hastening to his aid, when' be also brcke through an air-hole.- Both bodies have been recovered. Ao artist bas recently published, in a Frcnoh journal,- aa accoQut of bis Swiss sketching tour. On a beautiful afternoon in June last, ho left bis hotel la Interlakco, went out alone with his camp stool and easel, aod strayed as far as tbe foot of the Jungfrau. A he was about to begin hit sketch be was start led by seeing, a few yards id front of him, a buge bear, tbat growled fero ciously. He seized a six chambered revolver and leveled it at tbe beast, but before he could tire, he beard the words, "Halt! halt!" Tbo bear sat on bis bind less and wrong bis furs paws. "Wbat!" cried tbe artist, Hdo bears speak Eugliih V Tbeo holding tbe revolver close to tbe nose of tbe pretended beast, he demanded, " M bat dost tbou io this accursed costume V The rouge in tho bear's skin replied tbat ba was merely earning bis living lie was a driver by profession, btft tbe season bad betn a very bad one aud he was obliged to take another trade, lit bad entered iuto a compact with a oum ber of guides to clothe himself io i bear's skiu, ' Which I can assure yon is as hot as purgatory in sucb westbef as this," and plaut himself io one of tbe favorite mountain paths. " When one of my associates comes along this road with a tourit, I suddenly abow myself The foreigner is ready lo die of fright, but the courageous guide rushes at me and drives roe away, naturally reeeiv ing a very baodsoms douceur for his bnrery in risking his own life in order to preserve that of bis employer. In tbe evening tbe bear and guide gener ally met at an inn aud divided tbe spoil. Tbe bear pleaded so piteously tbat the artist did not bave tbe heart to bave bim arrested. Sew Aduertisemtmls. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE. rflTE heirs and Ici-atees ol John Adams, JL late ot Walker township, Juniata coun ty, deceased, offer at private ale, their farm situate in said town, bounded on thu north and south br lands ol Jacob Adnus, on the east by lands of Michael Siebvr, and on the west by lands of Flora C. and Charles Adania, containing One Hundred and Fifty Acres, more or lem, about one hundred acres of which are cleared and in a high state of cul tivaliun ; the haisnce is well set with rood timber. The buildings and fences are all iu nrst-rate repair, tbe MANSION HOUSE being renveaient, large and substantial, the BAKX, COr.N CKIBS, CARRIAGE HOUSE, .C, are new, ail having been erected duriag and since the year ISil ; the fences being for be most pnrt post and rail. Flowing pump In turn-yard ; r ine tm hard. This farm is situated on public read lead Ing from Mexico to OnkUnd Mills, and is bout three miles east of Sitfitntown, ra., and is conveuieut to store, school. Sic. There is also a comfortable TKNANT H('lKnd STABLE with Two Acres of Ground appurtenant thereto. QFor terms, time of giving possession. tc, apt ly to Ibe heirs, no residing on tbe prriniiK, or by letter to Alton tj. Adams, Miraiutown, Juniata Co., Pa. TIIE HEIRS. Jan 7, 18S0. Legal JVoticet. School-House Letting. PROPOSALS will be received at Centre villa School House, in Walker town ship, by tho School Board of aaid town ship, at I o'clock P. M., ou SATURDAY, JAN CART 24, 1880, for the buildiug of a Brick School Honae, 28x52 feet, at Centreville, in Walker town ship, Juniata county, pa. Plan aud speci fications tor the bnildiDg of the School House may be learned of by inquiring of Solomon Monberk, Secretary of Walker township School Board. Tbe Board re serves the right to reject anv and all bids. bOLOMOX MONBECK. Secretary Walker Toicuship School Board. Jan: 7, 18811. LICENSE PETITION. NOT I Mu OTICE is hereby given that D. E. Mc- utne has tiled an application for license in the Trolhonotary's OlBce, to keep an Inn in the borough of MifftinUiwn, whit-b will be presented to Court at the February sessions of 18SIM GEO. REYNOLDS, Prothonotary. Prothonotary's Office, Mifhin- i town, Jan. 6, 1880. AIDITUR'S XOTICE. In the Orphans' Court of Juniata County. In tbe Estate of Fuilip Zendt, dee'd. THE undersigned appointed Auditor by the Oruhaiis' Court of Juniata Connty, to audit, examine and adjust the account of Jacob Zendt Executor of Philip Zendt, de ceased, and also to make distribution of tbe fund in thn bands of said Jacoo Zendt, to and among those entitled thereto, under the provisions of tbe will of said Philip Zendt, and the laws of this Commonwealth, here by gives n -iice tbat bo will attend to the duties of Lis appointment, at his office in the borough of MtlDln'own, on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Uth, 1880, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. at. and 4 o'clock r. a , when and where all parties inteiested will present their claims, or be forever debarred from coming iu opoa said fund. ALFRED J. PATTERSON, Dec. 23, 1879. Auditor. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. In the Orphan? Court of Jnniata County. In ihe Estate of Ueorge Wise, dee'd. fTXItK undersigned, appointed Auditor to m. distribute the funds in the hands of Kzra D. Parker, Administrator of George Wise, deceased, will attend to the dnt:ea of his appointment at his office in tbe borough of Hilt! in town on FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. m., when all parties Inter ested may attend, or be forever debarred from coming in upon said fund. MAON IB WIN, Auditor. Dec. 18, 1879. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Jttigntd Ettatt of Jacob and EliaMh Voder. 1VJ OTICE bt hereby given that Jacob To 11 dtr and bis wile, Elisabeth Yosler, on the 19th day of December, 1879, made a general assignment for ths benefit of their creditors, to the undersigned. AU persons indebted to said estate ate requested to mike pajment, sad those having claims to present them without delay to U. U. BKUBAKF.R, Assirnee of Jacob Toder and Wife. Dec. 19, 1879. Sale Bills printed on abort notice at tbe offc of the SsaeW east MefuMUww. MISCtLLMEOUS FUBNITUEE! We bave now openedfour New Store la the CRYSTAL PALACE BUfLDIJVG, MIFFLINTOWN, PA., With a full and entirely new stock of aH kinds of Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen Fur niture, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Window Shades, Looking Glasses, LAMPS, AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY. You are respectful! invited and we hope that you will find when you need anything in our Very Respectfully, A. S. WtitGHT & CO. JOEtf 8, GEAYBILL. annary 7, 1 880-3 m. THE NEW SEWING 53 a e- cn w Q C .2 '3 o s a o U, t i H W C3 O Ji Self-Threading Shuttle. ning and Noiseles.. Largest Bobbin in Use. Winds the Bobbin without running the Machine or removing the work. The NEW DOMESTIC takes no required, erert tusrhino tolling its own Tbe NEW DOMESTIC has no enemies, escept those who sell,' or are in terested in selling other mates of mm - -VO COGS TO BRE.1K. SIMPLEST, MOST DaTHADLE, MOST I3ST THE It Sews Axtthixo. Call en or addraaa tor Also Agent for the ESTEY and easjr monthly payments. D. W. HARLSY'S la the place wbere yon ean boy THE BEST A.D THE CUEAPKST MENS' YOUTHS' & H.1T3. CAPS, BOOrS, SHOES, HE ia prepared to exhibit one of the niot Una market, and at jlsiTOSISHlSGLY LOW PRICES ! Also, meaanres taken for anits and pan of auita. which will be nail. t at ahort notice, very reasonable. Remember the plaee, in Hoffman' Water e'reeta, MIFFLIXTOWN, PA. SAM'L STRAYER Has just returned from the Eastern eitie with a full variety of MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES, GENTS' FtTRXlSHtvra nnnrw r,..i. . . and be astonished Pants at T5 CCBts). .a i n;::.". r""T"w"" "Luu'"ro ,ow ome and see me ratterson, Pa., Apnl 16, lb79. Legal JVotxets. Notice ef Election. TIIE annual election for officers and man agers ef the Juniata Connty Agricul tural Society, will be held at the Tncarora House, In Port Rotal, at one o'clock F. M on FRIDAY. JANUARY 9. I8XO. Ml AH HEKTZLER, President. J. P. W'aaro, Secretary. Dec. 10, 179. CAUTION NOTICE. ALL persons are hereby cautioned againat trespassing upon the lands of the un dersigned, In Fayette, Delaware or Walker township, by fishing, bunting, or in any other way. Jonathan Riser C G Shelly Wm Brantbofler A H Kurt HenryS piece David Smith Catharine Kurt 8 Owen Evans John VcMeea Teaton Benner D B Dimm C. F. Spicher (i W Smith John t Anker S J Kurti J B Garber Henry Auker S M Kaufman Noah Cameron J F Dettra J W Hosteller John Lycnm Christian Kurts David Honberger Jesse Pines Arnold Yarnes Jacob Hoops. Levi K Myers CAUTION NOTICE. ALL persons are hereby eauti ned not to allow their dogs, cattle or hogs to run, or theeiselves to fish, hunt, gather berries, or cut wood or Toons; timber, or io any way trespasa on tbo lands of the undersigned in Greenwood or busqtfehanna township. Peter Miller Herrv Rnah "Daniel Sbadle Geo. re Dressier E Long tt S Dlmta Frederick Raata Joel Dressier Joaathaa Mills Ke 2U, 1179 JDFER71SEMEMS. to call and examine our etock, the Quality and Prices such that line we may merit your patron- DOMESTIC MACHINE. CD O M a a 30 rn "o p r a c i 5" a 3 M c SB Self-Setting Needle. Lightest Run- tantrums No long talk or argument story. Lines. XO C.I.MS TO GRLYD, PERFECT SEYTIXG Jf AClIIXE WORLD. It Pleases Everybody. VT. II. AIKENS, Third Straet, Mifflintown, Juniata Co., Pa. other mates of Organs. Sold on Dec. 17, 1879. BOYS' CLOTHING JXD rURyiSHiXG GOOP3. rhoice and aelect atnrks erer o Sored In New Building, corner of Bridre and ,Jtm. i, C7-SUTS MADE TO OKDER.m SAMUEL STKaYER. Legal JVotices. CAUTION NOTICE. ALL persons are hereby cautioned against ashing, hunting. Wreaking or opening tencea, or cutting wood or young timber, or in any unnecessary way trespassing on the lauds ot tbe un.Ier.iKned. in Favette township and a tract of woodland ia Walker tOTnship. Samuel Watts. Hugh T. JlcAliater. Joliu Musaer. James Mc.Veea. Robert JIcAlister. John Beshoar. S. C. Myers. Jacob Wittner. William Thompson. aag 27,19 Notice to Trespassers. IYTICE is hereby given that all persona i1, f".aud "ess,ine n ,ho 1,, of tne an.fersigned in DeUware township, either by fUhing, bunthig, cutting timber, build ing Area or in any way whatever, wUl be dealt wuh aa the law directs. R- W. HmrnxKT. Gioaoe SriAsaas. . f . C. Faska. msyl4,1879-tr Mas. Vast Kifxh. CAUTION NOTICE. ALL persons are hereby cautioned against trespassing on the lands of tbe under signed n Greenwood and Susquehanna townstiips, for the purpose of bunting, fish ing, cutting Umber, or for any other xur poae. . . Leri Ltoht. sept 2, 79-ly Uauhw Mmrcar. CAUTION NOTICE. ALL persons are hereby cautioned against trepising on the lands t,? the under signed either in Delaware or W..lker town ship, for the purpose ot Ashing or hnntiug, or for any other purpose. L. E. Atkixso. JLW N- A. Lcxsss. Lewi JVoticet. FBOCMM ITIO.I.-W n EREA3, the H.m. Buhj. F. Jcmki.i, Pr.i.!ent JuIk of the Court of Coiuuion ple for tbe 41at Judicial District, composed 6f ,D counties of Jnniata and Perry, and tbe Houorables Ntmh A VMer aid Francis Bartlev, Ansocia'i-s Judges of tbe ujj Court of Common Pleaa of J nniata eonntj-, hare iiwued their precept to me directed, bearlnx ! '-b ,3,h d of 1W79, for holding a Court, of Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, and General Quarter Seaalons Of the Peace, at Jfiy. FMSTOWN, on the FIKST JtOXDAT of FEBRUARY, 188), being the second djy a the month. Notice i Hibit Gitim, to the Cor oner, J uatices of the Peace and Constables of the County of Juniata, that they be then and there in their proper persons, at oae o'clock ou the afternoon of said day, wjta tbeir records, inq-iisitioos, examinations and oyer remembMnces, to do those things thl to their otticea rewjurctivufy eppertaio, and thoae that are bound by recopmuuee to prosecute against the primmer that are or theu may be in the Jail of said county, be then and there to prosecute again; theru as shall be rust. By au Act of Assembly, passed tbe the H.i of Slav. A. D., 18-51, it is made the du'tT of the Justices '-t the Pear, of the several counties of this Commonwealth. t return to the Clerk of this Court ol (garter Sessions of the re'spoctives counties, all the recognisances entered into before them br an person or persons charged with ihe comim-iion of any crime, except such cases as may be ended before a Justice of tbe Peace', under existing laws, at least ten dara before the commencement of the session of the Court to which they are made re turnable respectively, and in allcases ahtre any recognizances are entered into le-s than ten days before the commencemsiit of the session to which they are made re turnable, tbe said Justices are to return the same in tbe same manner aa if said act bad not been passed. . Dated at Mifiiintown, tbe ita div cf January, in the year of oar Lord one thousand eight nundrea ana ei(tnty JAMES k. KF.LLY.Mrn- Sheriffi Office, Mifflintown, , January i, Ibw. C.4CTI0.1. ALL parsons are hereby cautioned not to fi-.h. hunt, rather berries, break or open fences, or cut wood or young timber. or in any unnecessary war trespass ou the lands of tbe undersignea. Smo.f MraaAH. I.rnwirx Hnaiia. Gko. PrrrENsaarca. William Hi. .ruts. Fbedckick Hainis. Fat.vcis linwii. Fermanagh Twp., June '11, lf7d. ESTRAT NOTICE. A RED IIEIFEK, ahont two years old, both h"ros tipped, time to the resi dence of the undersigned, iu Faveite twp.. near McAiistenrille, during the l itter port of September ls,-.t. Tbe owaer is hdrebv noti fied to come and prove his property, pay charges and take her away, otherwise she will be disposed of according t law. iiKXkr saun. Nov. 13, 1879. C.41TIO.W. ALL persons are hereby cautioned against hunting or other ise trepsiug oo tlie lands of tbo undersigned in Walker town ship. Samuel Anker. Naac Auker. David Anker. Jade Tysnn. Kurts Kaiitl'man. Keuben Moit. Jonas KaiitTman. octlo, 79 Joseph Auker. George Dysinger. CAUTION. ALL persons are berebt cautioned not t fish, hnnt, break or open fences, or cut wood or vounr timber, or in any unneces sary wav trespass on the lands of the auder- i;;tied. K M Thompson J B Thompson Win ti Thompson Dans Siuiih. Jr. Oct 9, lt7. T S Thompson E P Hud-on A brim Shelly C A bhermer CAUTION. ALL persons a-e heroby cantioned smi"! hnntiug, hliinc, gathering b-mes, huildirg tires, or in any way trespasi-i2 on the lans of tbe uadersiuno't in i-VTinanagSi township. wji. Mclaughlin. may 14, 1879-tf NOTICE. A LL persons ore hereby cautioned .igi"st trespassing, for bunting, or other pur poses, on the lai.ds ot the undersigned, iu Miilord township, Juniata connty. HassT GaosisGEa, E. E. Brasr. JoH.sCcxii.Homx, Uexet Cajata. Dec 10, l77-tf CAUTION NOTICE. 4 LL persons are lierehy c tu'ioned sciinst -ja. trespassing on lands of the nndersiirned, in bunting, cutting timber, breaking down fences, 4tc. H. L. McMeen. John Gr. Alexander Anderson. John Viliiken. Jane VcCulioch. '-ct 22, 1873-ff PRIVATE SALES. Perens desirous of selling property a! private sale, mav ar-a-ve to have the nron- erty advertise.! :n tbe Sentinel an.1 Repnjii can. on the terms of no pay if not told If soU, to pay at such rates as have previous ly been agree! BpoH. A HOUSE AND LOT CONTAINING One-fourth Acre, in the eer.ter of McAlis- lerville, bavin: thersbn erected a weather- boarded Log House, Stable, Blacksmith Shop oldest s.nd best stand in the i ill ago other outhouses, good garden 4c. Price to suit the times. JOSEPH D. LONG ACRE, McAlixterville, Juniata Co., Pa a A RARE C1IAXCB To Buy a Lnrze Tract of Good Lnn,! at a .Moderate Price-. To a man who desires to make farminr and stock-raising his business, this ia tha greatest bargain in Jnniata county. Three Hundred Acres and mors, havi.u- thereon a large Brick Dweilinz House in good condition, Barn and other outbuild ings ; a running ntrearr of w ater nen ih door, also, good well water in yard ; aa Orchard f & acres, as good as any in tbo county; grove of 60 maple trees, which. It attention were directed to, conld' be turned into a source of income, as such groves are in Somerset county. t;.is State, ind as sneh groves ars in New England. Good timber on tbe farm. The farm will produce 40 to 50 tons of hay annually, and grow grain of all tincS. There Hi an abun dance of LIMESTONE on tbe farm: We repeat, thia is the greatest bargain pw offered in this connty, to the man who has energy, and desires to farm and raise stock. To such a man, who has a moderate snm of money for Brst payment, there is a rare chance lo secure a property, that in the nature of things must increase ia value gradually, for the period of a fofl genera tion yet to come. Time, S to 7 yr an, to anit purchaser. If yon have the in situation, the means, and the pluck to rtVvelope one of the finest tracts or land in the county, call at tiis of fice for particuloi s. A FARM Of BETWEEN ONE AND1 two hundred acres, about 3 miles from Mif flintown, having the,"- erected a good Dwelling House, good Frame Bank Barn, and Tenant House. There is a spring at the house, and running water on the prop erty. For sale at a moderate figure. For further particulars address RUTH BUNCH. M :&iatowB, Juniata. Co., Pa.
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