Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-19

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NoTICE TO Observation-Disclosures is
hereby given that all persons who viii.
pay to the Collectors of State, County
and Militia Tax the amount Of ti.eir tax
in full for The year 1872. on or before The
Second day Of September, 1872, will be
allowed an abatement OF Ten Per Cen.
All deliuquents afer that date will be
required to pay the full amount of their
tax as charged in duplicate.
All Collectors for 1872 Will be requir-
ed TO collect and settle their respective
duplicates in full Oh or before April
court 1873
FICKs, Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Forks,
Rakes, Axes, lIaichets, ana everything
in the Hard ware line can be bought at
Gray bill'. at the very lowest prices.
DRowNED.-Last Thursday, Charles
G McCulloch. of Frostb"rg. Maryland
with three companions, all students of
Academia, went to Pomcroys 5 mill dam
to battle. One of the young men, who
has been so unfortunate as to require the
use of crutches, concluded not to enter
the water after they reached the bathing
place. The three Others entered the
water. There is an island in the cam
Around this i-land two of the young
men concluded to swim. They started
on their course, leaving McCulloh in the
wafer where they entered. When the
rival swimmers returned to the near side
Of the island, they were Mortified by the
information of their cripple friend on the
shore, that their companion, McCulloh,
was drowned in their absence. The
alarm was given The young men aud
neighbors dove to and searched The bot
tom Of the dam for the body of the unfor
tunate young man. After about twenty
minutes search the body wa. found, but
life was extinct, and no human power
could restore it. The event cast gloom
over the School and surrounding coun-
try, and occasioned the following reso-
lutions from his fellow students of the
Academy.
TRIBUTE 40 RESPECT.
Phreuo and Philo, societies, having
convened in mutual convention, adopt
the following resolutions in honor and
memory of our deceased brother of go
ciety and fellow student.
Whereas. 1t has pleased Almighty
God, in the dispensaiion of the provi-
dence, to remove from the living our late
brother of society AMI fellow student
Chas. G. McCulloh and
Whereas. 1t is but just and proper
that we should notice t lis event in a
manner expressive of our feelings and of
our appreciation of his worth. and that a
tribute be rendered by US to his memory.
therefore be it
Resolced. That while we bow in hum
bic submission to the will of an all wise
Providence who doeth all things well.
vet we mourn the loss of our brother of
society and fellow student
Resolc,d, That. though his voice is
hushed in death in our memories, he
shall ever live in our hesrts. his virtues
be ever cherished and his example be
ever emulated.
Resolred. That we sincerely sympa-
thize with the family and friends of the
deceased in this melancholy bereavement.
Resolccd That the eoci"fies 60 in
mourning in a manner prescribed by the
members of society.
Re olced. That copy of the above
be transmitted to the family Of the de-
ceased and to the Frostburg and Miffiin'
town press for publication and also
copy be presented to the pastor of the
Lower Tuscarora Church.
w B. BLAIR.
A L. NIELDs,