SETLNEL & REPUhLWAH
" MIFFLINTO WN.
WcduMdar. April 4, 13 .
B.
F. SOU WEIER,
EDITOB AXD FBOrKIfTOB.
Theke is a talk of
' Lntler and
Spragtie", for 1884.
Post Master General Howe, died
l&et week of pneumonia.
Tobacco operatives at Lynchburg.
Va., Lave gone cn a btrika.
It is said thai this country pnyf
$2,000,000 for false Lair.
It is said, tiat before many years
pass by. cats rill be ran by electric
ity. Ex Skxatok KiXLocii. duuies the
Star-Route statements in rgatd to
himself.
Tbeke is a 1:111 in the Legislature j
that is intended t jnevent cremation
of tba Luaiun body.
Dcf.es returned from the country
to Unioiitown last wttik. Ho was
no!i!i.l lv citizens of the place, to
,iQa uu r-.r-jperjuinister. In addition to this 10,
eave the town wiihm .4 hours. He P.;
left.
Oxe of the witnesses in
tLe Star-1 .
Route tiial implicates
William Pitt Kellogg, iu the
traasacti-rt. tiie witness says, ncnogg j
received .W:000. ' I
The lats Post Master General
Tiaiothy O. Howe, deceased, was a
unblie mail wlrv-e name hja never
been connected
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with fraudulent of
ficial ar-ls. or with piion Ei-anilitl.
It is s iid that no place iu Wswk
ingtn at ItiM tune draws so
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nianv
nice l:i.i:en as ii:o a.:ir rjiii: u... i
t j trial, i
They attend tbe sesions of the court i
in Liife enmoers to bear the case
A Bi.ms coani-y doctor tils
thiough tils coIumus of tiio Altoona
Tribune, that in Lis opinion, 'tuu is
not doin-; luore to undermiise the
health i-jkI ruin the constitution
the rising gentraUou ti'.aa tooacco.
Mas Wuxiam K. V vyoLuim.?, of
Xew Yoi k, gave a ball last week that
cost SlOO.O.jO. It was the most cost
ly bull ever given iu this country.
It was a good thing for the people
that got thd I'jO,KI'J.
Tup f.iwns:aiirs wah Kt)ai'C t iiie
nupIeaaJt work of eieUing Dukes, j w it that banks and insurance ccm
he Dcmoia-atic member from lay- l""'i-s tluhke to loan to churches i
tie county. He declined to accept j The Philadelphia Record makes
the seat to v- lu-u he hud been elivt-1 the following observaiion: Tho .fohn
d. j Brown who Las just died at Wiud
The editor of the Collinsville Her- sor Ca-tle, near Loudon, has backed
aid was iic:ecwhipped by the wife of jin the favor of Biirish- lioyalty for
a b-.i6ir.css man oi the town ju.-.t.am- many a year, while the American
ed. Tue editor w.e of the siang John Biovrn was banged on the g.il-
v ban" kiiui, aud bad ubaed the fam-
iiy of tiie lady.
A SotJAi.t.-vHc marii'esto is in cir
-ulation in the Southern part of!
liussia inviting tbe people to avail 1
themselves of the coming fetes on
;he occasion of the coronation of the J
Czir t, p.iI..;;o the nouses ot noUies j
stud Jews. j
-1;kv. y.i!. H -es. ,f Wanhingtcn. j
iuiteatt's spiritual s.dviser, entered,
suit in the City Court against th? j
BaitimoreAmiricanfor 53"i.0!M) dam-
aes for a publication, asserting that
Mr. lis -Ls disposed of Gaiteau s
bor.e:i Hill money -conoideraiiou." j
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'Ite
lewocraiic Cioticnaii
r.miuaer tuoiuniUiiy acknow
1 lr.-j
t!;at in hin-cecdiiig in bavin
ri' the
ivil sarvico reforti
bill uni'ie a law'
Senator I'eudieton
Las strack the
rank tud file .f the democratic
party one of the hardest blows tiey
ever received.'"
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A Xew Toik paprn' havs : We
come back thq ioug exile
lMnes of
the author of '-iloiiie, S.veet Home."
It was pieatuut to see the rudest
loungers in our Ciiy Hail Park iu
stinciii'eiy removed their Lats as the
remains of jIi . Payi:e wre can led 1 v,
in humane o thetontiuient by uiik-ii
Le deLlarcl the vrhole world kin.
-Tiie straight out democrats of
lthoiie JsLindLave Lolled the Sprague
tiketai;d nouiu-atml or.e of (hair
own. Leaded by CLarlcs K. Cutler,
of War.re;i, for governor. It is said
the leal ol.ject :s to prevent Butler
capturing the Iihode Island delea-
tion to tue l'auora.l convention o;
IxroiaiATios froiu iktohs the sx-a.
ways: I.i Lyous, France, the ro?d
bath nielhod of treatiug typiioid fe
ver bss Iiea adoptd with marked
success. Ia the civil hospitals the
death-rate waa reduced from twenty
bix to nine per cent-, and in n-actlce
to one or two per c:t.
We have on our table, through tbe
Liiidness-cf Ucpresemtative W. C.
Pomeroy. a copy of an act. -T&
prevent d'Jay or di rimination by
railroads, railways or trc.nsportation
oomjranies their officers or agents."
It is not Uie puirpose bere to enter
into an article' on the tfupstion of
railway difcrriminatioa further thaa
to direct attention to the flth section:
of the biil which reads: ;
Section 5 That nothing in this act ah&U .
lie coustruea I j prevent property ot or lor
the United Suites or of this Gdmmonwesltb
or for eliariubit' purposes or for exibitions
or public fairsirom lieiug canied or trans
portsii at Urercates than for the general
a stamps the bill with the
'act tLr.t it is the very opposite of
what it professes to be, that section
en:u:ts it iuto a discriminntii'g act of
the most obnoxious character for tho
ia ison tbat it gives corporations the
rights to discriminate in La-or of
government and other organisations
it msoruuunatee it livor cl gevcru-
znent organization, and other orani
ation, and against jndividaal ei'ier
prise. It discriininaLes is favor of both
the United States and this Common
wealth by ojening the way to th-uii
to have their property transported
at whatever rates tiie carryitig com
panies may chose to accomodate
them with. Why is such the case ?
It also discriminates iu f.vor of pub
lic fails and exhibitions, giving such
organizations the right to receive
such rates as they can. It is a bill
that centralizes discrimination in fa
Tor of government and strong organ
izations as against the individual
citLzau. If Governor Pattison will
taka th bill, bill lio. 2j aud veto
it on the ground tint ii is a bill cf
discrimination in favor of govern
ment, and other organizations as
against the individual he will build
better for LimselZ, and the people
than he has ever J;:ie before. Teto
iae b:"l Governor.
A C.VCCC3 of Democrat io members
of the Legislature recommend the
employment of eight or ten addilion
al pasters and folders. Reform.
Bcsnnas interests in London, En
gland, tire pressing so bard upon 65
of the city church buildings, that
many religions people fear that the
congregations will sell their church
property, to business people, who
will tear down the church buildings
and eiett- business bouses ia their
stead.
The Philadelphia Times last week
s ud : At I ha funeral of an ol J
in Cell
reecn
sever
Jove of inccey andgt:er;d meanness.
When the miser's will was read it
was found that 1,000 had Vxjen be-
i queithed to the minister's church.
! In tliis case it. would seem that tbe
j miser was the better preacher.
A church i ancr ears, there
are
222 active ministers in tiie Philadel
phia Conference of the M. II church
whose salaries aaiount to 214,000
annually, an average of over SHOO
t church pjiiil its pastor tiie highest
paying $3t)l0.
The d'tiry people bving near New
York city, and the dealers to whom
they have been Selling milk have bad
quite a fuss, over the piice of milk.
The dairv iw:n'e demanded nn in
cieu-ve of price ptr quart for miik j
UU1 "llg spiiilg lUOUl'JS. ivu'-a mo
iein.eit to give, ilany ot tue
-u refused to de'iver milk to
cut
the dealers-
mid flio hhort snpplv
so
crested an agitation in tae city.
l?rom appeari'.nc the dairy people
will In mir the dealers ever to tntiri
t itr-fw I
i
A writer in The Prcs-byterian de !
clnres th:;t he dot-s not kuow a case I
f in which ft chnrrh has repn listed iU !
I debts. To -';ich the New York In I
aejen(ient raises answer, as loiions:
We could easily givi fifty cases iu
which a church has declared itself un
able to pay its debt, and lias either
crone cut of existence or disposed of
j its property at slierifTs sale, perhaps,
! bnving it in for half the debt. Why
lows m irg:ma : but, though the
bodies of both will soon be roolaer-
iug in the ground," it will bo only I
the Amerlc;in of that name wl-osei
soul will "go man-hing on" at the
head of an urmy of his countrymen.
IJt;'."e"T noveiuL-nts of the Paris
township, Westmoreland Co., V:ii;i vra -r..f!r ,1ir ' h Wrn-
tlv. the minister ma le severul 1. 1 ,-, ? jv p.Hn'lm n,1 Kim-
e remarks about the miser's I -i.-.-.i it i, an afl.lvit
Conaunne, has caused
ori'ei a caroma cn:ugc, k-si oy so uo-
I ii:g thev mi-.'ht incite the morbid svni- j
I 'n'-hies of the public. Th;r, however,
1-1 irouftitly dime m iui-se r.uropean
potcai trouoies, wiluoui mucu suc-
es
IJev.AVashinc.ton Gi.aw:n of Col-
utabi'f, Ohr1, recently said r.lxiut the
r,. ; 1V, i . u,f iiini- ii.,i.iiii ij if
! t,of . , -.,,, : . t c,.,v1b ,f
solntion ami decay, than tbet the
virtue which is of faith has in itself
the giirras of endless lii'c. AVLut
forms this life will take in the world
Pmnce-Conaunne, has c.iuscd the N Yofk. Jl8 was born in Waliiagford,
North Am"ti'n to B..y : that one of,
the most d:ngero,is featrr-.'s of the; Three permns in Lancaster were re
late 1'arisian mob meeiings and pa-;cently relieved of annoying diseases by
rads is the letnlership unstimed by ; the faith cure prwess.
women, who ave aii a.entiy pt't for j Several joung mea broke into a
by ward the concealed conspirators . church neur Lclioeuf, Eiie county, and
for the pnr.osa of rendering it pe- il-, stole tbe bread and wine which bad
ous for the government autli-uities to . been placed opon the altar rrparatory
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to eoee I do not know ; tho mysU-r j Bre engine,
ics of the future I do not try to fulh-1 In the little town of Grsfncaatle, in
om ; I only know that as it i:; ill with ! Franklin county, there are seventy
the wicked in this world r.uu in all j four persons aboe sixty years of age
worlds, ho it is well wi'h the righteous I Of this number fifteen are more than
iu this world and in all worlds, and I ' eighty years old and more than ninety
am content to wait for the knowledge I years old.
of how well it is with them, till that
Shadow come who keeps the keys of
all the creeds."
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i Vhe II n:tiodin ttoitrn il of Harch
lo.'tc, cot.tauis !ue loJiowmg: rcr
sere..d uys p:tt the daily papers of
this Side liave been paymg consid-
eia'ole attsrtion o the case of iiilas
Gmy now confined in the Westmore
land eotiny prison under sentence
of death for the murder of a Mrs.
HeCready. He was convicted on
he testimony of one Johnston Dick
sun, who was h convict in the West
ern penitentiary at the same time
that Gmy was in the same institution
serving a sentence for horse stealing.
Ou Wedjiesdiiy of last week (Jo v.
Pail ison iseued the death warrant for
the execution of Gray on the 24th of
May, and on the same day Hiram
Lowermasttr wrote the following to
the ILrrisbnrg Telegr iph :
"ii.taoi 21, l&t?2-
Kiirroa or :fc'aEisBi eo TEL(..CRen
Dear Sir: 1 hope you will puhll-h these
ines for one dsomrd to die. Murder, but
vrho ? Jack re'.fys told me that ho male
away with the woman whom Silos Gray is
eopvicted for. J. repeat it, Jack rctya
Il'A me that he tcok Mrs. McCreaJy over
tbo mountain and made away with her, aud
sail he waa afraid he would be hung fur it.
HSAM BoiTEBMASTEB,
Shippenskurg , pa.
rrt ii r- .
inis is mo Bwue mram liower-
masier wl.o, in company with Daniel
Bailey, in April assaulted James
W. Leech while tisveling along one
of th6 ptublic roatUin Franklin town
ship, iu this county, and robbed bun
of - i j. i. bey were tried at the fol
lowing ingast sessions, in this coun
ty, convK'ted and sentenced to the
penitentiary for iw period of seven
yeais. Ia June, previous to their
tri:d a:'d ctnviclion. they both escap
ed from priaon but were recaptured.
Bowermaster follows woocl-chopping
for a livelihood aud now resides along
the Vesteru slope of South mountain
about sis iniies from hbippensburg.
Cumberland couatv. Jack Petty.
the man who according to hie postal
card, confessed to caving killed airs.
McCready, for murdering whom Si
las Cray is to be Langs d on the 24th
of ilav, was a convict, and Bower-
master savs coTifeesed the murder to
him in prison.
John Petiys and Silas Gray ware
both admiiled on the same day, viz.,
March 19, 1S7S. They occupied the
am celi and worked together until
fhm fenner was removed to XUre:fid.
Pettys committed suicide on Christ
mas night, 1879, sixty two days be
fore the expiration of hi sentence.
On seeing this postal card Mr.
George H. Welshons, the enterpria
ing staff correspondent of the Pitts
burg Diijiatch, started from Harris
burg to Walnut Bottom, Cumber
land county, the place where the card
was mailed, aua after a vigorous hunt
through tbe South mountains, an
undertaking which presented many
obstacles and dangets. be found Hi
ram Bowerm-istcr at the house of his
brother Dave. Hiram repeated to
piemenieu is oy
eml'raoing the facts and gave it to
the correspondent to publish. The
uifcdavit says that Pettys and Bower
muster worked together at adjoining
machines in the wire and link shop
in the We stern penitentiary in 137'J.
About a montu or so ieiore t-,imsi-
lnaa, 1ST".), Pettys told Eower
mastsr that he had taken Mrs
McCreauy over the mountains in
Westmoreland county and killed her,
and he was afraid be would yet be
hung for it. He afterwards talked
about it frequently, and it seemed io
weigh on his mind constantly. A
short time afterwards Le committed
suicide by hanging himself in Lis
Cfcll-
ITEMS.
An organized gang of burglars ia
I tr-erating in Wefittnorelaoa county.
geTCral houses along the country roads
Lave been broken into and
robbed
wtlbio tbe past few dvs.
Herman Neuojad, a prominent mer-
nhant nf St Clair. Sishoalkil! COUOtV.
committed saioide by lunuioe hiuielf!
I to bis stsble March 27. He was n wid
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ter to ins marryng aa tne commence-
meat of proceedings for a breach of
promio incited fcim to self destruction.
Frederick LD'ideu.of, College Point,!
Lng Island, dropped dead in New j
lork tae other day whim Unuking a
;UiJ of beer. Tba undertaker at Col
lege Poiat who recaived the body
packed it in ice and drove up to
Londen's door with it. When too douy
was set down roughly in tbe room
lie re Mrs. Louden1 was sitting it was
thro rst intimation to Ler that ber hus
band was dead. Tbe shoak was too vi
olent, and she has become insane. j
Prince Leopold rf HoheDzollern, ,
brother of Duchess of f'oncaught, has!
been apprentice to learn the trade of
- Lnk-o.nith in pnmr.lsn'A Wlfil th, i
custom of the royal family
of Prussia, j
At El Dorado, Kan., some drunken
inmates set fire to tbe jail. Tbe Luild
ing was destroyed and one of tbe pria
aers burned to death.
Chambersburg is also talking avmt
a beer sugar factory.
j ITrauk Mille, said to bave the mvcu-
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to a celebration ot toe Mra, :iper.
Pan Taior, of Green.'burg, has been
a teauter for tbiny-two conbecn'ive
years The local paper estimates that
in that ti:ne be. hex drawen 1 1 2,30
t'ir,. Bud trnveled 5G,1'0 miles with
his wagin, or twice around tho world.
A g.iiuSler living iu Bradford re
nently treks three ftro bscks at play
in Syracuse. He lost his wiuuings next
day by au unfortunate speculariou in
oil.
Tho people of D -.ncannon. Terry
county, have conclude 1 to purchas a
The Pennsvlvania Railroad Comnsny
isercting a handsome new station at
Johnstown.
A factory at WilIiamport bas a
standing order to make four carloads
of kindling wood a day for Philadelphia
A law student had jut been ad mi ted
to the Boston bar. and bad opened an
ofTiiee for practice, when the death of
his father left bun $00,000. Ho was in
such baste to get and spent the money
that he left tbe office without stepping
to lock tbe door, abandoning bis fine
library and furniture to his creditors
He wasted bis fortaoe so wantonly
that it only lasted a year. Now be is
poicteJ out at Lewistown, Me., a broken-down
drunkard, living on the
eharity of old acquaic'ances.
Mr. James Alexander of Holliday
bur?, a few davs ago discovered a soft
place oi the flore of bis cellar, and on
degging down a considerable depth,
be exnnied tbe skeleton of- a child,
which had been buried lhre before be
ocflunicd the Premises. Who cut the
body there whether 'the child was font
ly dealt with, or whether it was hia
away to conceal a wotuans shame, are
mysteries, and will in all probability
remain so.
My husband had drunken habits he could
not overcome nntil Parker's (linger Tunic
took away his thirst for .tiuiulunts, restor
ed his energy of mind and gave him strength
to attend to feusiuts.. Cincinnati Lady.
St. Lewis, March 26. Perhapa the lar
gest transaction in cattle ever made in
this country was effected at Fort Worth,
Texas last Saturday, tbe sale being of
75,000 bead of full-grown eattle by tbe
licards and Harold Brothers to the
Fraokl'.n Land and Cattle company, nf
New Yojk, composed of Charles G
Franklvn, Frar.k G. Brown, president t
or tbe utsaiok Mines. Colorado, and
B. B. Groom & Son, of Lexington, Ken
tucky, extensive breeders and impor
ters of abort horned eattle. She price
paid ia kept private, but the figures
A New Hampshire man mailed a
letter ia July, 1873, to bis son, who
wis then in Siberia. Three years after
wards it was returned to bim, bis sin
bating gone from there to Thina. He
then aent it to Hong Kong, where it ar
rived a week a.'ter his sod's ship hid
sailed Last week tbe letter againTe
turned and he remiiled it to Alaska
where the ship will touch during tba ;
rummer. Tbe letter contains the notice
of bis mother's death sad a leek of htr
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ITEMS.
are understood to be about $25 per
bfd. which would sfgrevate about
2,000,000.
No murderer was crer banged in
Tioga county.
Allegheny county jsil holds foarteso
men charged with murder.
Several Tears ago the oaterpilUrs
eot to eatmp tba leaves of tbe shade
trees in tbe ojgtoa uomtnoo. tng!n&
sparrows wero i"nrroved, the worm uis
(peared; nxt the soeg bird began to I
leve and the gray tqmrrels mu'tiphed
rapidly The cats begin a war of exter
mination on the squirrels, the police
went for the cats and the old maids
are going for the police.
Mr.'CoDkling is aaid to be tbe only
man in a queinecs snit who ever tnade
a speech before tbe United S'o'es Su
preme Court. Oa tbe occasion that
he was olai in dark gray- Custom re
quired black ard a frnck ccat.
In DI!ijtm. York county, a few
djys aso, a bull and a goat fought des
perately for half an hour. Tbe goat
wbippnd tbe bull in seven rounds and
chased him across the country for
nearly two miles.
It is told on one of our young Nim
rods that be often goes hunting without
bis dog, having a horse that points
equally as well. And sometime, when
he coes out for a drive and happens
upon a bird, the horse comes to a point
and squares himself, so tbat bis nia'ter,
who is a crack shot, may bring it down.
Columbus Times.
Joshua A. Boyer, of Potuville, aged
K0 year, was murried recently to H.s
Jennie Paine, of the fame county, who
is only 17 year old.
An exchange sajs. The Goolu of
Liberty is the only American
bo io't
l - "fein rorwsrd !o a now spring bonnet.
Lewistown people are thinking
of
erecting a soldiers' mouunient.
A man named Johnson, living near
Johcstowo. Mich., suspected hired
mm named Frev of undue intimary with
bis wife. Finding Frey alone in a dense
woo4j be bcand and gagzed tiai and
securely pinioned him to a tres.
After mulitating the pereon of his vic
tim Johnson left bio. Fre.y was discov
ered two days afterwards, by a search
pir.'y, unconscious aoi with bis limbs
badiv fros30. lie may recover. Johnson
and his wire bave 9od.
Peter Ki:td-.M. of Cleveland, Ohio,
s8 tbat he sowed a good mny wild
oats when be waa a young inin. when
La .nn.n.MltAjl Ilia fift'lAtll rB
phi h, had consumntico of the luws
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h fifij tai soon aftervfirdj bl.
arnanrnH t ra a i I aft Mtnt
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health improved. Hj is now nearly a
century old.
BrookG'-ld. Macon county, Mo., is tbe
home of Ibiber Gibson, who' i3 spry at
the all ged ags of 11C years. Uo recoll
ects dimly the Bevoluiiot.ory war and
the Presidency of General Washington.
Mr. GIImou's oldest boy is uow a U&
of SI and his baby, with' whom be is now
hvine. is It lie ha bec-a twice married
an4 has thirteen children living and
three dead. Oaf ot bis sons bas twenty
children, lis dir?ot descendants, now
reaching to the fi'tii gocjiatwD, camber
nearly tour hundred.
Tiiuips t:".k possession of tha 15-iuger
school, noar Bristol, a few da r ago and.
rjfua-l to allow the teiccr to en
ter tbe buuibii'. I'hey finally were driv
en from Ihe place by u.en anted with
revolver a::d ducting gun.
Mr. Vance says that nheu he entered
fie Senate bo did uot possess tho pow
ei to tpcait to the point. Isra horrilied,
be adds, to read one of my rfpecubes in
wh;ci .tied I had repented aa entire
sestencn six tiaies. I found tbat might
do in North raroliua. but it would not
do in the S"r:ae. Ilj thinks that tbe
newspaper are teaching crafors to be
terse and ?sappy.
Thirty years ago, when Dnjlestowo
b.i 1,00a luhaliiijuts, tl-erc ere
seven fcteh in the place. Now, when
the town ha a pnu.ation of nearly
2,500, it has ouly four hotels.
Between Poylestowo aud Dublin a few
d3 ago eight persona were lying dead
in their homes at the same time.
The distance from Doj las town to Dublin
is three miles.
Farmers ia Bucks county have been
selliag roasted chickcus at 23 cents per
pound This is tbe highest pries receiv
ed since the late war.
!.-. Betsey Perkin died at Taunton,
Mass, last week, at the gt ct 102
years. Soe was born aurmg the ways
of the Ksvo.ution, but too late to
know anything ei the stirring scenes
of these days of trouble SLc remembers
steiog President Washington in 1789
when be journeyed through New Eng
land. Ia ber 20 in year ale married
John PerLin, of Sliddebcro, and at
tbat widd Dg ber own grandmother,
aged 100. was present, and tbe venerable
lady lived into ber 102d year. Mr.
Felicias became tbe mother of nine
children, three sons and six dinghters.
Tbe daughters are all living.
A fiht between a rittl.nak' aud a
black: sua ife was recently witnessed at
Gcrt Worth. The black snake force
the fighting, gliding around tn swift
circle while the rattlesnake lav coiled.
The cireies grew etuullar aud the rattlesnake-appeared
confused as tbe tbe
blacksneka drew cloter. His rattles
ceased to give out their usual cbarp
sound, and his bead dropped as if vr
tigo was seizing bim. Tbe black snako
seized, by a lipbtuiug movement, the
rattier by the throat, and winding about
bim, the two rolled over and over to
gether. In a few moments the rattle
snaEe eeased to breath. Aa examination
of tbe dead bsdy of tbe rattlesnake re
vealed a fracture in lbs spina as com
plete as if done by a blow with a club.
The rattlesoke measured five feet tbtee
inches.
Vermont, in 1804 He want ti Warsaw
when fifteen years old without a friend
Ha engaged in tanning and sboemak
ing, and about 183o invented blacking
and opgaa its lotriauct.on cn a very
small capital, peddling it for a basket.
! For years bis bosinen was very " small.
crank Miller s blacking n now known
in every bsmlet in tbe United States
and in foreign ooan'ries. The extensive
manufaotory i now in New York citv
and managed by bis two sons.
Jaonb Foot, Perry county farmer,
racuroa the lots of 200, pounds of pork,
sto'en from his smoke house Ly some
hungry thief.
Johu M. Pnmroy, editor of Ihe
Frauklia Eepoaitor. bad been trooint
receiver cf tha euspended national
bank of I'nioa cilv. Erie eonntrv
Legal.
Executer'a Notice.
Letters Testamentary od tba estate of
Michael B. Kuniilo late ot Tbscarora trp.,
Juniata county, p., deceased having breo
granted in due farm of Uw to the under
signed residing Id McCojville. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to suiJ dece
dent please ill make immediate psivment
and tboso having cairns will present them
properly' Anthiuticated for Settleim-nt, to
W. C. LAIUD,
iarch 2-'ti tiecutor.
BRGWH'S
IRON
BITTERS
will cure dysp;4a,lieanburn, mala
ria, kidney diuate, liver conplaic!,
and olher H uang disease.
BROWN'S
BITTERS
enriches the blood and purifies the
tyrteci; cures weakno. lack of
enesjs". etc. Try a bcttlc.
is tiie only Iron preparation that
does tot color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, a
other Iron preparations will.
WN'S
BITTERS
Ladies and all sufferers from neu
ralgia, hysteria, and kindred com
pkinu, will Cad it wuhout an equal.
a niuEcui.t c i
To Buy a Large Trud of Good Land',
cl a JiioiitTiile Price: ! J
To a man who desires to xake faruiing
aad stock-raiMiig I. is business, this is tne
greatest bargain in Juniata county. .
Three Hundred Jrres au l more, having
thereon a larttu biick Dwell Yi; Haute in
good condition, Barn and olher oiitbaiM
ings ; a running stream of water nt-.ii the
door, also, good we!i iratvr in yard ; ao
Orchard of acres, at good a.1 a.iy ia the
county; a prove ol' !M uiaiiia trees, h:ch,
it atteution were uircclud to, could be i
tnim-t! Into a source ot incline, ss such I
groves are in bouiersct conuiy. this fctato,
and as such groves arc in New England.
(iood timber on tho larm. The lariu i!I i
Irouuce40 to oO tous ol bay annually, and
grow gram ol an Kinds, i nore is an aoun
dance ot LliiKSIOXK on the farm.
We repeat, tliis is tho greatest bargain
now olicred in this couuly, to tbe man w ho
has vnt-rgy, and desires to tanu and raise
ttock To such a n jin, who bas a moderate
sum of money tor brst payment, there is a
rare cham'o to surnre a property, that in the
nature of thing must iu?reae in value
gradual'-, lor ilia peiiod of a I'nll genera
tion yet to couie.
Time, 5 to 7 years, to si-it purchaser. If
you have the incliiiation, Ihe means, and
the pluck to durelope one of tbe finest
tracts of 1 mi in the county, cili at this c!
bee lor particulais.
A LOT OF G ROUK D VS THE VILLAGE
ot McCoysville, Juniata county, having
tbereon erected a "nod Dneiliuz Hous 2l'X
60 lest, new fitablo 20x30 feet, new Wood
House 12x30 feet, lioc Tea and other ont-
buildiugs. Well ot good water at tbe door.
Fruit on the lot. Terms, reasonable.
For further particulars, call on or address
ithAh 11. aTKWAUT,
McCorsville Juniaui Co- Pa.
IIBUTTEB-WfilsKEa
OparstiDg en tha prlndpls f
5IJ DIRECT AND POWERFUL
PRESSURE,
IniTHwa-l ef rolixM, friiik41iMC or
avit.Tipsj upoa tiava bituv. Worlu in tn mix u wUi,
CERTAIN, EASY, QUICK,
STKONC. CHEAP.
Mcn4 for fall rtwi iptiTa circulars to tbs larsaurt
and bOW atAiLEiUi,
rOKTEB ELANCHASD'S
CONCC-nO, N. H.
SCXS,
r.s ;.;u.;,:rciv.- :
p-c.V r J t 7 t . -
f.yfi.'-:-
J- -
t ' -vtt -
. ci i.. . ;.cir j
.1 C-i.:L4.-.- ltcialj I
only that sr ,nclii:i.
to l"- sco!? and Sv.
nrtirejliielfsiiijrsICclcrfjC.TjcrrsJijEi'r jT
t.vs iiitir Saltan b finely j,r.u-- rrd 13 '
warranted to prevent tiliing t; tii.iiaj- i.: a t.i r?- t
vaott dariruif ami Irrrrir g Piscox & Co , ,V.Y,
Sjo. via ,1 ilaM. M 1hW O J1 MB U zlTt. j.
f t H TO
M n H 4 atJ Jl
ft SrpsrfciitfS Beallli and Strerl n.T
if jMtt are mechanic or fenuer, wm out
CwcrworV. er a fcrr:hCT run dwn by fr.irily or hcuii
ho!doucU7FAiij:stftr.iNC 1 m c.
If yoa are a Livyr uiiaistcr or bu ,ir.r5 T.m c-
naastxihyircntiil urnoraaximi.c'r, riir-w tz'sc
ttoxiiumgiiimuLnts.butuse Parker Cukt-t 'i .ic
lj9U have CoirsuapcioQ, jDypsTTAia, kVjm
tsta. Kidney Ccoa;.! iris, oranyciinira-c r.-
etoxach. bowcai, blood or Bcrres Pai-ictVs (Ji.xora
To:c wi.. Oaix jrwu ItUeCrateUaBoodPiiia'
tel tha Ext and Zvmt Cccflh Crs tnt Ctii
Ii voa arc wasting away frcmf OLvpctioa or
ary atst or -eJ.ncs sjwI irr-L t a Mitnui.:: : :al:e
Cgck TOKiCMc-nce; it will irnrigarat
Jtfi up from the urst cose bit will never uiuwca e.
his. saved Lui.drds of Uvcs; tt kuj save yitus
C ACTION 1 R-fWJ wtatftaKM. rark-r'i Obnr-rTon. h
tatycW ikt wtFinaii.wl igcaUht tUwfirld,tai -m-r-.y
d itftmt ftmk ppv.-a of KtiHrwaUpw. .s i .r !
liacoav 4 C, JC. Y. 491wssaS(kalcKd..iw
CP.EAT SATIXQ BCYIKO DCLLA5 SliS.
J Si . JM 1JS J'. 1 .
; ii
f"3 n. tl ard launtF fc"rav ha itm rK.
BROWN'S
IRON
BiTTERS
11 Irli
iwr !
Sew d vert uctm t.
Tha SiieiiajiM Valley Boute
BETWEEN THE
X0RTH AND EAST, SOUTH
AND SOUTH-WEST.
A HEW THUS! LINE FASSEKCE8 EI6HWAT,
WITH t.NSCEPAbSED
TUUOCGU1TLLMAN CAK SEKY1CE
AHO
Perfect Transportation Facilities,
TBAYMSiM THt aluST PtiaSPEROUS MlUlii
iff THE
SOUTUEiLV STATES, UPON
RAILWAYS Or
IS 11 OKU ElCELLaSCE,
svrsKiua EQiirassT,
ASD CUMMOS MASAUEllliSS,
cauij
Sew York, Uarrlsburgr.
biladvlpbla, faaliinslsM,
lialliuiore, "
Knoxville, Chattanowtta, ilemphi, tilUe
Kutk, AUanta, ilonipumeryi iiuoiie, A
Orleau. Jckouvilw, auU ail jxhuU SuuiU
aud Souta-wst, upou Uuea ol teuiniim in
tcrcol: Along this mute, or iuct accessible ttere
bv. arr lieallh resort., aul seeiuc alljacnous
ol enduring value.
Tbe SheuanJoan Vauivf, its continuous
physical beauty aud scenes ol' bistoric ia
terest. The wondcrlul Caverna of Luray ;
Ihe Natural lirWj;eot Virtiuia the noted
Viririuu Springs; tbe Warm Spnugs ol
Norih L'aroiiDs. aud tho nunvslea sceuer
ol Western .North Ctruliua; Ashtvillc and
I.'.-,... i. kmJ tha rli niuin resorts ot
East Teiiuesee ; and tbe reuowned winter
tiiurit points ol" Suiith Georgia aud i'iorida
wilU a reorganized ana recreated botol srr
rice en rente : TUK Ll'KAV IS, TUB
NATUKAL UlillKiK UOT4.L, TUii liO-
Tiit. ftUAAOKE, i.c., tc,
Assuring a personal comtvrt bilfcerto uoat
taiucd lu a aoUihern tnveler's progress. In
due season txcursioa tU!-, i ickets, and
ar.ai.j;cmeau to all lh Wouderiul Uesrlg
aluug Itie line will bj p.;riectsd, ad-plt-'d to
tastes and uieaua ot alt classes or Summer
Tourists.
For Tickets, Time cams, Uuide Books,
Sltt-piug Oar Keservaiions, and all iuloruia
liou, iii'iuire at all Feniwylvani Kailroad
or olhtr leading lUilnay Ticket Uthcos
Sort ft uud East, pr at Uie Lostetn onices ol
this liue :
104 Fourth Avenue, PitUbutjT Pa.
Washington ft l!js:on, ltass.
:t(l.J Broadway, 2ew Voii.
W3 I heHtnul Street, i'hiiadeiphia.
157 tVnl Baituuore Street,
Western Jlsrvland K. It.. S Baltimcre.
Cuuilerland Valley K. Ii. Harrisburg, 14.
Ueuaudoab ailej K. II. Uageistoau Md.
A. FOl'E,
Gesurat Pass'r uad Tirktl Jstnt,
ilarcUas-W. Lynchburg, Va.
JlAiATA VALLM UAiNiv,
or iiiirt'i.i.vrouxt pa.
wrrn
UitAiNCU AT PuKT KOl'AL.
StocUiolders InuividuoJij Liable.
HEY IS POilfciiOV, Preulnl.
T. VAN 1KW1A, Cashier
DiKECTOrs:
J. Ncviu PooieroT, Joseph KolL.'os!:,
Ueoig Jacobs, I'biilp it. Kejncr,
Amos G. bousall,
W. C. Houieroy,
Louis L. Atkinson.
SToCUoi.bt:HS :
I J. NevLi Pouieroy, K. K. l'ijker,
puiha M. Kroner
Annie V. fbcliey,
Jauo 11. Irwin,
Mary Kurt:,
bauiuel 3i. Uurir,
J . Moliuvs Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
i B. 'row.
John tlertrler.
juscj,u Hoiiirock,
George Jacob,
Atkiuson,
w.C. t'oiueroy.
Ani Js U. Bousall,
Noab lli-rtt.er,
Charlotte ijnyder.
!I7"luleret allowed lit the rate ot 2 per
cent, on (3 iuon;tis certificates, o percent.on
12 mouths cerUUcatcs.
f jan'-3, lWO-tf
Used in the Principal Cbnrcbea lor Com
muuion purposes.
Excellent foriLaiiies and Weekly
Persous and tlio Aeed.
SFEEE'S FOST ESAFE ME!
FOUll YEARS OLD.
rrinis celebrated jative wixk
X is nuilo Iroin the juice or tbe Oporto
Grape, raised ia this country. Its inval
uable. TCKiS AK3 STatllbTiicriiNQ FfiCPtRTliS
are uusiirpass-l by any other llti W'iae
Being the pnre juico of tLe Grape, prvuuc
ed under ilr. Spcer"i own personal aupei
vlsion, its purity Its Kent'.ineoces, are guar
anteed. Tin? jocngest child may paruku
ol its peiietuiu qaalitica, and the weakest
inraiid use it to advaulae. It u pirtica-larlj-
Ix-Dclicinl to tbs atceil and debiliatu!,
and suited to the various ailments tbat sfl
ect tiie weaker sex. It is in every respect
A WINE TO BE KEL1ED ON.
P. J. SHEKRY.
The P- J. SKESliY n wiue of Supor-
w uasricKr man pwiaKes ol tte ricn qu-l-itif
J ol Uie grape troai which it is lunde.
For Purity, Richness. I'Uvor and Mi-diciual
Properties, it it will be found unexcelled.
SPEiiii'S
P. J. BRANDY. !
TbisBHAKOY atiuids uuriviili-d in thi
Couritry bein far aepcrior for luedicinal
purposes.
IT IS A PURE distilanon from tae grapo
and contains valuable medicinal prop.-rtics.
It has a delicate flavor, similar to that nf
the (trapes from ahich it is dihtiiled, and ia
in great lavor auioug lirst-tlass fauii.e.
iuu siuaiure 01 ALIu-O
SPKEK, Paaiaic N. J., ia over tha cork of
each botllo.
Suld by L. Banks
everywhere.
Sept. 13-1882.
And by druggists
. . . .... T.
" j l "-" i .-V: -js -:s ir)
t -'.V5y-yv-v: I,;; i ii
' i -.a ' . -n-r
Sf.XjpW1 :;viw i'i i.- fc s?ii 5
t armors and others dtfji-inj a geutcel,
lacrative agency business, by whirli $ to
$20 a day can be earned send addrus.1 at
once, on ficsial, ta II. C. U'iu;.;w c. Co.
195 and 197 Fulton Street, New York.
I.S0-e2-m.
Traveler' Gutae.
PENKSYLVANU KA1LB0AD.
TIMK-TABLB
On and after Saturday October m2
tthatatopatUiffliuwUlruaas foUow
EASTWARD,
ilurus AccoaaonaTi-s eaves Mifflji
UaUy atbQ a. m., and Stopping at ail ata
Sotabct-ee. Mittl.n and Uarrubura. ar
rUaatUarrisbUrgat8 20a.m.
J,aows Exrs leaves
at7S'Ja m.,aud stepping a U regular
s auoua bctieenAUoon. and UMmig
riches HiUJin at 10.43 a. n... Ilarrwburg
iTio t. U., aud arrives to hiladelidua a
i.t'5 p. m.
Mill. Team leave, rittsburg daily
7.-i a. au, A:tvHua at z p. ' -ping
at .a regular stations i -rr.ves at Uflu.
it b 3 p. in., Harrisburg 7.30 p. ai., rhua-
adeluhia II Wp. iu.
3I.il Kxpresa leaves PitUburg at I UO P
Aiiovu. B.0 p m ; Tyrone 7 U pm; liunt
mirdon t U5 p ui ; Low &to n 9 0 p m ; Ml-
asiu 7 -xm y -
dei;hU25jpui.
V.'3T'VAKD.
liirrLUf
AccoaaoUATtos leaves
UarrU'
riburg daily at 10.13 a. ui.,and stopping at
Jl sumo-is, arrives at lliitliu at 12. 10 y. w.
Mail Taata leavrs Phiiiwlvlphia daily at
7 . m llarribbiirg 11.13 a. w., Ahniia
- -it n ... int iiiif at nil staiifus between
jfulliu and Altooua reaches Alloona at 3.45
p. ni., fsttsburg B.50 p. ni.
alifnui Aocoaaobstios leaves Hams
burg daily except Sunday at 5.00 p. ni.,nd
stopping at all stations, arrives at Jliffiin at
7.00 p. iu.
Pacific Eiprvssleive PtUadelpLU 11 20
n m Hjrriaburs S 03 a ui ; JJuucannon 3
oJaui; Newport 4 18 am; jaiu:iaaoi
ni; LcwwtoTvud'iauii XcV'eytowa-u-uO
s ui : Mt. Union 6 l'J a m ;
Uuiiliu-Uou 6
45
45 a :u ; Ietc.rs!urg 7 VI a m ; Spruce Oreek
7 15 am; Tyroao 7 4 a ui ; Ikll's .MiUs
7 55 a iu ; Altoona 1j a m j rmauuig
1 35 pa.
Fast Lite leaves rbilaMeltfLia at 11 05 a
ai ; Uarrisborg 3 15 p in ; ilitllia 4 37 p m ;
Lenintown 4aSpui ; Uuutmgdou 6 00pm;
Tyrone 6 40 p iu ; Altooua 7 s p ui j Jritta
tr.i j USOpul.
LKWlsTOWX UlVJSiO:..
Trains leave liewtsiowa Jauction lor iiil
roy at ai a in, 10 50 a tn, 3 25 p ct ; iuf
Sunburr ut 7 05 a ni. 1 tii v at.
Trains arrive at Lewistown Junction from
limey at 0 10 a m, 1 60 pu, 4 oO piu; from
Suubury at 10 IK) a in, 4 p ui.
TruOXKUIVlSIOX.
'i'raias leave Tyrono lor llellelouw and
Lock Uaven at 8 'M a ui, 7 St) p m. Leave
Tyruua lor Curwensvillo and CIcariield at
b 60 a m, 7 50 p in.
Trains leave Tvrone lor Warriors ilarl
Pennsylvania Furnace aud tccUa at 8 30 a
iu aul a 30 p iu.
Trains arrive at Tyroue from Lclk-ioute
and Lock llieu at 7 30 a iu, and ti 35 p iu.
Trains arm e at Tyrone lroui Curwens
ville aud Clearlieid at 7 21am, aud 5 5U pm.
Trams arrive at Tyrouo from Sco.i a, War
riors Mark and Pennsylvania Furnace at 7.
30 a m, at 2 35 p m.
Philadelphia & fieadkg Kailroad.
Arraugemeut of Passenger Trains.
Jlnh 2Ctb, Ibi.
rrmas Uavt Ilirrtiburg at follows :
For Xew York via A'.l.-utown, at 7 50 a. m.,
and 1 45 p. 111.
For New York via Philadelphia and ''bound
Brock Uoute,'
8 62 7 50 am, aud 1 45
p u:.
tor PhuVuk-ii bia, 6 52,
axil 4 00 p ui.
SO, 950 am, 1 45
For lle&didg at 5 "ii, 6 L'5, 7 60, W 50 a IE,
1 4-3, 4 Hit aud huO p to.
for Pottsvilte at 6 '10, 7 60, 9 GO a ai, and
1 li ind 4 UU p. ui. and via Schayliill &
nsiieb.-iuca Branch at 'i 40 p ni. for
Au'iurn, 8 10 a ru.
i'or .Mleutvwn at 0 20, 7 50, 0 50 a m, 1 45
an-1 4 Oil p m.
The 7 50 a iu, &Ld 1 45 p ni trains hare
through cara for &'e York via Allen
tun n.
for Allen town and way stations at 620 a m.
Fo.- ke.-.iiin;, Philadelphia and way stations
at 5 '- a m and 1 45 p in.
Trams for Uarruburg letce us follows t
Leave New York via Atlcntovn a;9U0 iu,
1 00 and i30 p ni.
Leave ISew Y'ork via "Bound Brook Konte"
aud Puiladeli bu 7 45 a m, 1 30, 4 0O and
6 B0 p iu., aud 12.00 midnight, arriving at
liurriabmg 150,8 20, a 2-j p. m., and
XI lOiiii l 3 40 a iu.
Leava l'hiUIelphiA at i SO 9 45 a m., 4 00,
50 iiiiu 7 3-i p ti.
Leave Fottsviile at 0 00, 9 00 a. iu. and 4 40
p ui.
Leavo b-eaaius at 1 50, 7 ?.0, 11 50 a u.
1 i7, 6 15, 7 50 and 10 2i p ai.
Leave ftttaville via schiiyikiil aii'I Susiiue-
haiina Branch, b 15 a in. and 4 40 p ni.
Leave Alluntuwn at ti 00, 8 40 a ni.. 12 15.
BV wiu a vu jf III.
SCA'O.iYS.
Leave New York tu Alluntowa, at 6 oO p,
n- Philadelphia at 7 o5 p ni.
Lcive Keadmg at 7 i') a u and 10 25 p ui.
Leave All-jnioun at -0-5 p ia.
Leave lIAKKlUfKG Tor Pulton, Loch
iui, and uh Iton dsily, except Sunday, 6 25,
640, 95 a ni, l-loand 940 p rr. ; daily, es
c pt S uur.lay and oundiiy, o 36 p ni, and oa
oaiuruuy orij , . ana U 10, p xu.
Kunming, leave STEELTUN dailv, ex
..f.t fm.l .-i. II III riii. , .... . . . ."
" j c '"f'u aa,ii except S.tuiday
and Sunday, ti 10 p m, a;,d on Saturdav
ouij , 9 iu and t o p ni.
C. G. HANCOCK
j.Err;"3''"'-
Ueurral ilduaztr.
K vWs'T,E',t'lir,,i!,eii!'n by 8
XVAJkJ Aauil dara boloro vou "lie,
S'lDiethm DiiSnty and siiblime leave b
hiod to connuor timr." $C8 a week in your
...iu. uuim nee. xo nsK. Every
mine new. Cnpitiil not required. We will
Irrnish you everythinir.' Jlnvre makire
.... ,-u.o. i-i.c3 oiaKc as mora as men
anu soy a-ia gu ls make gp.-at p-.y. Uead
if you Wunt bnsiness at widen you can
wiaKa (rreat py all th time, Write lor
tieulars to H. Hahet t On..
par.
PoitUri iiame,
WISE looknnt
are alwavs on tha
ooMini lor rhin- i
'"".T"'" earnings, ar.1 in tim beco-ne
wcaichy ; !
Je WiO do EOt iirnT-iv l :
opp..ri.unities remain in poverty. W o3V
a C'tat chance to asafco raonry. ve waat
tor us npht in their ovva iccaiiiics. Anv
Pte ran do tho wrrr r,na.i. . 7
bt. T.ie business will ptv oiore thin r
ordinary w,,es. Expenr,. on
fumUhed free. No one who eDgag
vonr .bom tiro, to the work, or onlr
snare unn-,i. rn ' .. ' 70nr
thatl.nIi . ,1 '-""""on and ,11
v.U. ,rW,. Aaar?Sg
&Tisso fc Co., Portland, Main
CA17TI03 KSTlfp
A LL persons are hereby cautioned aeaina
ZZrTZ D7 ahlDS' haoliD. any
olher way.
Jonathan SUcr
Win B.-authoCer
Henry Spier
Catharine Kartx
John McMecn
C ? Shollv
A H Knrtk
CavW Smith
S Owen Evans
Te.iton Benner
C P. Spicacr
John L Aaker
J B (Jar ber
S M Kan9man
J F Dettra
David Hnnberger
Arnold Taraea
lvi K Myers
! n r
I Z, U lc.
ta
a J Kuril
Hj.iry Anker
Leckn Dunn
J W Hostetler
Jesta Pines
Jacob Boopj.
GraybilVs Column
F-AXIi STOCK
or
CARPETS.
Choict Fatten
VELVET
Eody and Tapestrj
BRUSSELS,
Extra Super Uedinm and Low
Cradt
UNGRAHNS,
A Full Lino of
VENETIAN,
1 Complete Lisa of
KAG,
A Choice Lot of
HEMP,
Beautiful Patterns id
STAIR,
and
HAJX
Carp
1
AT TIIJ5
Carpet Mouse
AND
fURMTURE BOOMS
or TEE
JUNIATA VALLEY.
At tha Old Stasd,
tut ruE socTinnarr coiiita of
BSIDGS L WATZS STEEETS,
ns jcst m:cuvi
All the above caaiaitej articles,
and all ether thicga that may
ba found ia
caepet i mssm STUBS,
AT ICES
ALSO,
ALL Ki:,TDS 0?
FURNITURE.
Al'i EXTJIA LIKE OF
MATTRESSES,
BcMbts ad FilLi7sf
WINDOW SHADES,
IN ALL C0L0B3.
Eaochinr
Glasses
K GS2AT VARI2XI,
Ia
kept
fact
ever.-iliinjr
m a First-Cla Hous
JnU6lliii2 Gcr-rl, Kf
...
w SIHUC
WH3ES. GSAYB1LL
-' j