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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-27
HuMoRs OF NEvADA.-The Gold Hill Ne,rS

HUNoRs OF NEvADA.-The Gold Hill Ner:
says: ....
An Irishman, resident Of this city, noted
for his wit upon all occasions, and also fol
his successful attacks Oh the tiger" wa:
psOceedin" home the other evening, and
when lie had reached the Divide was stop
ped by some footpads with the request t.
:: hold up his hands" The robbers knew be
had made Il large winning and got OIL with
it, and had preceded him for the purpose Of
waylaying him. Pat. did not scare worth a
cent, and When stopped quietly asked the
robbers " bat they wanted. They answered.
"We want your money !" Pat, quietly
proceeding to light his dudheen, said u,
murthur murther! but We fellers are awful
thick tonight" lawful Thick" said one
OF the robbers; what do you mean"
NAME" said Pat, ''that this is the fourt!!
time was stopped since | left Firglnny u
One of the men, disguised with himself to
think that Others of the profession had got
in ahead of him, struck Pat. on the neck and
then kicked him, saying: " Git out of here,
or I'll blow the top of your head off, Pute
did" git" willingly, and arrived safely home
with 500 in coin in bis pocket.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

new YORK, August 2e.-Cotton quiet: sales o.
o.os! bales at 2c6l2vtc. Flour rather more active
and unchanged Whiskey decidedly firm and scare,
1T sl.Us. Wheat-supply light; l@2c higher
higher. closing dull. kicc firm at ss@9tc. PORK
quiet and and steady. Lard weak al s!ags l-l9c
Iurpeuiine firm. Rosin weaker. Iallow STEADY
EreiylS uuiet and STEADY.
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pAITINDRE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, August aG.-Flour steady ano in fall
demand. Wheat hrm: choice amber, 81. So $l u
soc. Oats dull; southern, .5@;!sc. Rye active a
s5G0ec Provisions dull and weak. Mess pork, SIS
Bulk meats-Shoulders. Ss69c.; clear rib-sides, si@
lOc. Bacun-shouders, ssc: rib-side., 1Qtc. clean
rii, sides, lie. Sugar-cured hams, l5@leSc. Lard
Sic Western butter steady and unchanged Wits
nry scarce at Sl.v3GGSl05. Sugar firm ut lie.
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EXHIBITIONS OF 1s73.-Miss Clara Pensive
ito her drawing MASTERY" hat an ugly
model you must have had for that young
lady in your picture, Mr.. Pigment" Mr..
Pigment" you think soy My sister
was the model" Miss Pensivc--" All good
gracious me! Yes, ought to have known
it, she is so like YOU"
Italian wit is highly dramatic, spontane-
Gus, genial. Among its proverbs are 1.-THE
dog earned his living by wagging his TAIL"
- Make yourself all honey, and the flies will
derour it," "The smiles Of Il pretty woman
are the tears of the purse /" He who takes
an eel by the tail, or woman by the tongue,
is sure to come of empty-handed."
Why is person afflicted with lumbago
like man smoking penny cigar? Be-
cause his back is bad (baccy's bad).
Theodore Hook once said TO man. al
whose table publisher got very tipsy, you
appear to have emptied your wne-ccllar into
your BOOKSELLER"
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Louisville MARKETS,

LOUISVILLE. August 2e.--Flour-demand good
with full prices; family extra, S7.55. Corn steady
AT 5,msoc.. sacked. Provisions quiet and weak
rib lOs0llOic.: clear-sldes, lOsc., packed Lard
terce, sid:9.c.: key, si@l0c steam. &C., small Or
der lois. sMtc higher. Whiskey firm at s6(gs7c
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. August 21.-Flour duh Ss.eoa
"a Is Corn firm nj 4sG.5pc Provisions quiet.
Pork quiet and nominally held ut S6.5o1tls55
Lard dull; steam, &C.. kettle, stc. Bacon STEADY
and in fair demand; shoulders, 9tGstc ned ~ VIC
clear rib, lot@lOac clear sides, l0ac Whlskey ac
t,,.uu nd firm nj
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By Moody & Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonenrs,
office corner Seventh and Hull strte,s.
Manches ter. Va.

GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER. At
THE CORNER OF HULL (OR MAIN AN
FOURTH STREETS. WITH SUPERIOR DWEt.
LING-HOUSE AND FINE STORE For GESF.
RAJ BUSINESS PURPOSES THEREON.-Rv
virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 ne or The nix
day of April, 1857, by James 7. Abbott, decels.,
and Elizabeth his wife, and duly recorded In Che.
terrified County Court Clerks Office and a, the re-,
quest OF the beneficiary therein ] shall procees. 10
sell ut public auction on the prrnigcs. on ATuE.
DAY. September the 9Th. at s. O'Clock p VI. If
fair If not, OH the next fair day thereafter al The
same hour and place the above Described very v,us-
BILE property fronting on Hull street fOrty.Ine feet
four inches and running hack TO depth Al leist
one hundred and thirty-two feet to be Indicate! at
the day Of sale.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO drfray the expenses Of
executing this trust ami tO satisfy thu amount 81
three bonds secured by said deed-thc first for 500
with interest from the 18th Of December 1865 the
second for $500. with interest from The lh OF Feb
ruary, 1865: and the third for seas, with Interest
from the 18th OF April, 1855 and Tho balance on
such credits and 10 be secured In such manner as
shall be made known on III. day OF sale.
This properly IS excelenty located for a grocery
store or restaurant and the attention Of par,!t,
seeking such i location Is respectfully called TO the
same. WILLIAM J. CLoPIoN,
9rnStee.
MOODY & ROYAL, AuctioneerS. au a3-tis
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ST. LOUIS MARIE TS.

ST. LOUIS. August 2s.-Flour unchanged: Sorn-
SIMPLY small prices higher; No. mixed 3stc. on
track a!tc in elevator Whtskev firm aud scarce ~
SIC. Pork iHuIet at ls.T5@i7. Bacon dull: only
limited jobGipg demand. Lard steady at I5c. 1oi
summer.
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STATE SECURITIES Bid. asked
virginia consols.. .:.....;..''..''''''ii S III
virginia cDnsols, deferred 90 e.
virSinia interest certificates .........."zgs, rph
VIRGINIA tax-receivable coupons. ......''H t'ts
Richmond city 100
Richmond city 6'5... ...........'''''A lr1-i.
,-s-=.f RAILROAD BONDS.
Virginia Central third mortgage Fs'oo
v I 4 a Central inoou-mortgage ssh %
soStbsidc iiairoad second mortgage u.
sJn Fshlsi1ireqR ali third mortgage pre-
, fsFTed IS md ~ Petersburg Railroad Isl
ssSa 7HistshdEIs Railroad third
j, mS5tga .gCa IS s,@etandsia Railroad 9TH
moE;snges s ss,nf ri and MANASSAS Kali
VI rosS first mortgage rs, y. u J....'''"7
R.uEoAD AND CANAL STOCK. p
,s.mes River and Kanawha Canal 1st s,s Ia! :.
mortgage s's, NJ. & N..;;.:.;;;.'', oo. ''
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad a. wv
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana foto- ,oo, ,ess
y, n1S SSnF Fredcricksbnrg and poto .,
mac seven per cent. gunrall,f,e sd loo IA
Richmond and Danvilie Kalir9a w. :, :, A''
,"abOartl and Roanoke Railroad cum ION "a
Clover over hin Rairoad ANAL 1907. 3
James River and kanawha ealai wv ''
DAMS 100. .l9o
First National. =: ;;;,i.oinio 100. .l0i
National BANK Oh FS.lOO 100. 1853
Planters Natlo ,, = 100. .103
Merchants 1NsL I,tni, .... 100. 100
State Bank oI HntEai,n'ond .,.,,.. So. IS ''.-
Union BANK OF p, hr.I Swings. 49,. rs. 2li
Merchants aiiu '''0'' .,.. rs. 25
INSURANCE COMPANIES, SIS.
Is. as
virginia 1LtDe - 80 .... 100. .973
FrSlnll Ip,iie 49, $50 100. so - s
MISCELLANEOUS. =" ... .'a.'
virginia Steamship and Packet CoU- ,,ooo -, 'l.
acknowledgements. .....'loo.ia'1 4
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BY Telegraph.
.s,.nT

NEW YORK. August 2s.-Money easier, CLOSING
,t AMI. Sterling closed dull and nominal. Gold
115sG1lsa. Governments dull and little doing
States dull and nominal. =
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DRIVATE SALE De THE GRANITE
Il QUARRY OF THE JAMES RIVER Gn ;,?,,
TIE COMPANY. consisting Of one III ND ,n.
DWELLING HOUSE. WHARF. nERRlCh. ana
complete QUARRY ApPARAIGs; r,, ane 6 t%,Hi;
ami appurtenances al In T"rsinS or,e1 rnn,,
on james river, lying in Chesterfield county. w. a.
adjoining The lands Of s. Basselt French nrM wy
CITY OF Richmond Bids In writing are so,i,n,,
and the highest bidder will become Tie parciiS''
For further information apply 10
ISAAC II. SIiI ELDs.
- Attorney ~ Law
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
Richmond. Va,
Attorney for James River Granite Company
An 93-lm
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FINANCIAL.

uvcKsyrOYD STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, August %, 1879.
s.,o. ,o-day were 200 Virginia deferred ct lia' 20
n..t COMPANY at ooh aud 10 ahares atoo.
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By Moody & ROYAL
By Moody & Royal
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneets,
office corner OF Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TRULY
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE N THE
TOWN OF MANCIIEaTEk; on TWELFTH
STREET NEAR THE RICHMOND AND ri.
TFksRURG RAILROAD DEPuj.-By virtue OF
decree Of tho County Court IF Chesterfield conn-
Is al the June term. T3. in the Ghtcery sui, VI Il.
L. Brown. surviving partner. Ec.. -. Refine Cook
admiDistratrIx ct as, we will sell AT auction. on
THURSDAY. August 18th. lS7a. AT $50 O'Clock =. ",
on the premises, that valuable SIURE-iinl>E
situated on the street above mcntioned. The build
ing contains six rooms besides the large aud con-
yenlent store and bar rooms. The lot fronts to feet
and runs back l32 feet. This very valuable pre-
perty is one Of the best business stands IN the
iow,l, In an improving part OF The town. aud con.
yenicnf TO the Belle Isle Nail Works. such property
rs this should engage the attention 81 person, seek
Ing good and profitable Investments.
TERMS Uue-siXth cash: the balance upon cre''l'
OF one Two, three. and four years. Tie purchaser
To execute bonds De.ri"s six. per cent. Int
rest from day of sale for tie deferred payments:
the title being retained until tn" whole rurchise
money is paid. " J.; 49, vH'
Commissioners.
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sJooDy e. ROy.rI AurtiDucCis. III iG-td

After the above sale we will offer rho PROPERLY
corner of S.mmee and Twelfth sire Is. now III ne
occupancy Of Is. =. Owen. Isl. The lnlisc con-
,ains ten good rooms ard Il suitable ier q large
family.
This property could very easily be converted mo
store and IS considered 10 he one of The hs' IVca-
lions In that part of the town for grocery.
TERMS At sale.
au2T MOODY 4 ROYAL, Auctoneers
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BY Richardson & Co.,
; Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer,.
-. No. lll3 Main street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALrAR
L TRACT OF LAND. ON THE RIVER RON
IN HENRICO COUNTY, -FOUR MILLS EHsI
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND. BY AUCTi,M
BY virtue Of the provisions OF deed Of trust .,.
Ing date the I'd day Of August 1872. from, kupcna
Gum to the undersigned, trustee duly recorded a.
the clerks office Of the County Court Of IIenrico W
secure the payment OF certain ncg0tIsale no.s
therein mentioned, SHALL as trustee In sad deed
sell by auction, being thereto required by The n.
fciary therein secured, on SATURDAY the eth NJ
September. 1873, at II O'Clock ~, in front If tho
tIenrico county court house. on Main street in ,ha
city of Richmond. the VALUABLE TRAIT or
LAND described In said deed as containing eight.
one acres, being that portion Of the real STATE A,
W. T. Gum, decreased, which was aottedt0 him ~.
said Eugene X. Gum. In the partition made Anr
L. 1870 between the children Of the said W r t;nnn
TERMS: Enough In cash 10, pay the expense of
executing this trust aud the sum u three hundred
and seyenty-ive dollars with interest thereon n -
per cent, from the 2d Of August, Isi3. UNI rai:
the residue such terms AS shall be ainoncet. n
tie time OF sale. j. 4. RICHARDSON
~ .t@.'f ..r' Trustee.
RICHARDSON q 20, auclODerrS, au?'
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BALTIMORE. -.i,-----.
BALTIMORE, August ?6.-Virginia o's, consols, 52s
West Virginia's, ia. Bids.
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WANTED, To SELL

WANTED, To SELL
10000 feet SEASONED CANADA o1eA'
MORE, ..r
,,, 100000 feet SEASONED "A SYCAMORE,
All Kinds BUILDING LUMBER, 't
GLAZED WINDOWS, BLINDS and DOORS,
TRUMAN A. Parker K CO.,
,,,,, and Bvrd street, from Fifth to Sixth street
je 10
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TOR RENT, q DESIRABLE COUN- a
II TRY RESIDENCE, In Powliatan county, Hell
two and n half miles from Tomahawk station, on
Richmond and Dapyille railroad. with good dwell
In beautiful grove. sud attached ia an orchard of
frut.trees, with garden with vegetables Of the usual
variety growing, such rs potatoes and onions, ready
for use This property Is for rent by the month Is
III good rcighhorhood; good water, ana very
healthy, and well suited 30 persons DESTROYS Of
~ III III f,4 N u. LEE,
j j. Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
teA 10t4 Main street. !
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WANTED To SELL. the following Sc
w cond-lland NACHINERI, In perfect ORDER, II
having been recently overhauled by us go
one 3O-horsc-powcr PORTABLE ENGINE AND SAW,
Mill with IS feet carriage. head blocks belt, anu
saw. ssIoo; one 25-hnrsc-power PORTABLE EN-
pnRT ,HI + ENGINE and HoILER. $3.50: one STA
rIosAKY Engine. l2-horse-power, $500; one
PORTABLE ENGINE aud BOILER. 3-horse-power.
S975 one horse power UPRIGHT ENGINE, without
BOIIEK. $50. Also, several PUMPS and FAN
BLOW LIS VI various sizes. x,
metropolitan Works,
oup,m Richmond Va.
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w ANTED, purchasers for % gross OF inn
w proved ALL-GLASS FRUlT-JARS. at very,
low rriccs, at f. CURRAST'S
HoIse-furnshing store,
an 15-ow g03 east lain street.
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WANTED, COLORED WOMEN AND
rr,v,te families ns COOKS. LAUNDRtSSES.
CHAMBERWAIDS.. NURSES, &c. High wages
paid Apply to j. +. JUSTlS, Labor Agent,
nu % hf'' No. 9 Fifteenth street.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

The Adooca'e says We have to re-
cord the sudden death of Mrs. Catharine
Burtnett, wife of John Bnrtnett, Esq Of
the borough of Landi-burg, and daugh-
ter of the late Conrad Holman, of Spring
township. Mrs Burinett retired to bed
in her usual health, but soon after COM
plaincd of being sick, and in less than
half honr she was a corpse. She was
aged G5 years The dreaded disease
smallpox is prevailing in the vicinity of
Perry Furnace, some four or five miles
south OF Bloomfield. The disease only
broke out q week or two ago, and alrea-
dy five or six families arc afflicted. This
disease, we are Informed by these who
know the facts, was brought to that
ncig hborhood by Mrs Foulee, who
visited an aunt in Carlisle or Cumber-
land, who was sick with that disease
Mrs. Foulce's children took the disease,
and they attended ssc funeral Of Mrs
Duncan before they were entirely free
from it. In this way this loathsome di
sease was spread in that neishborhood
Mrs. Duncan died from other causes, al
though she visited the house of Mrs.
Foulce before her death. The borough
council. of this place, has passed an Or
dimarce forbidding persons afflicted, or
who come in contact with those who have
the disease to come within the borough
limits until the danger from the disease
is over.
The Frccmaa says: 4 neighboring
farmer stored away in his barn floor last
fall, two hundred bushels of choice and
carefully pulled apples, but his faith iu
their well doing without any further at
tention TO them was too strong, end
few days ago an examination was made
and the entire heap found to be frozen in
the latest style. Those thirty -four de-
grees below zero days generally mean to
do something in this country.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

"HoNEsT John j. Patterson" Sena-
tor from South Carolina, has been ap
pointed on two Committees-on those of
Education and Territories. Not having
been present at the Colonels reception
at Wits hotel, Oh his return from the
Palmetto State, with John G.. Calhoun's
shoes Oh his feet and his mantle over his
shoulders, it is not for US to expect that
the Senator will give us his ear for even
whisper Indeed Brother Allison, who
for months magnanimously prosecuted
the Colonel for things with which Mr.
Allison should be acquain.ed-prominent
among which was the 'storming Of Fort
Patterson announced something to
that effect in his paper. Brother Aili-
sons magnaniEi,y doubtless will pardon
us for presuming to ask to be allowed to
whisper just few words in the Senator's
ear in regard to the promises of appoint
ments to office that were made at the re-
ception tits certainly within the bounds
to suppose that now since the Colonel has
been appointed to the Committee on Ter
ritories, thai at least quite number-if
not all-of the convival guests will be
served with territorial Office. A mum
ber doubtless are ready for the places, as
"a bird in hand is worth two in the
bush" 1t ia better to take an office now
than wait till the Colonel shall have been
elected President of the United States.
What We wish to whisper is this, give
Brother Allison an Office. His magma
ninity is of the most elastic kind and ex.
pands to pcnderous dimensions at the
possibility of obtaining an office. Yes,
give him an Office, but for mercy sake
don't send him among the Modocs. His
magnaninity would not be appreciated
They'd raise his hair. Send him South
beyond the lines of the snow, oh the
beautiful SHOW.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

LOCAL OPTIoN.-To the Public l
have in store and for sale, for medical
use. an original package of Otard, Du
puy & Co.'s Cognac Brandy, as pure
and fine an article as there is in the State.
imported in 1865. Also pure native
Grape Wines. Physicians and other in
need Of the above named articles, will
find it to their advantage to call and get
their camphor bottle filled at the Patter-
son Drug Store.
mar12-3w p. G. RuNDiO
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

TIE Juniata Scouts met as Wills
hotel, on last Saturday, according to pre-
vious announcement. Forty-seven men
mounted. Sabre exercises for half an
hour in the Court House Yard then
mounted aud d,illed one Hour and half
in the streets. Messrs j Ii. Landis and
John Kiser joined the company. TIE
company will meet again May "a, 1878,
at Johnstown All the members are ex-
pected TO be present.
j. X. ROBINSON. Captain.
MATTHEW RODGERS, O, S.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19
@. ROTHROCK.
DEW TTST
d E " I I . I

Nc cAliStcrvillc, Peni1a.,
OFFERS his professional services to the
" public in general, in both branches Of
his profession-operative and mechanical.
First week of every month at Rich6eld, Fre-
mont and Turkey Valley.
Second week-Liverpool and Wild Cat VAL
ley.
Third week Millerstown and Raccoon
Valley.
Fourth week at his Office in M'Alisterrille.
Will visit Miff1in when called on.
Teeth put up on any of the bases, and as
liberal as anywhere else.
Address by letter or otherwise.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

HIGH WIND-The wind on Saturday
night and Sunday was unusually high.
1t blew the high bulletin board that faced
on Main and Bridge streets down, and
tore off the spouting on the west side of
the Odd Fellows Hall. and the spouting
off the keystone hotel in Patterson, be-
sides sundry other little doings, in differ
ent places about town. 1t was the most
violent wind ever known here, excepting
the fitful gusts that in the summer some
times accompany hail storms.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

REPORT OF RENO SCHOOL FOR THE
Month ENDING MARCH I2, 1878 No
of male scholars in attendance during
month, "a; No of female scholars, 10
Per cent. of male attendance during
month, So; per cent. Of female atten
dance, 90. OF the % male pupils in at
tendance during month but were pres
ent every day, viz: L. II. Stoner, j. L
Rothrock and Joseph Stoner eleven
Others were present 20 or 81 days each
Of the females five of the ten were pres
ent every day-Emma Meyer, Annie
Stoner, Phebe Oberholtzer, Jennie Sto-
ner and Mary Oberholtzcr; two others
were present 81 days each.
- HOLMES DYsINGER, Teacher
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

JoHN HOFFMAN is clearing from the
foundation of his former dwelling house
and store, the fire DEBRIS, as the first
preparatory step to the erection of large
building on the site of the former ones
destroyed on the last night of the year
1870.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19
Died {:

STEWART-On the Srh inst, in Turbett
township, after lingering illness, Rev. E.
C. Stewart, aged about 33 years.
McNAIGHT-I In Patterson, on the sth
ard Mcknight, aged % years, 6 months and
days.
Perry county papers please copy.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

A NUMBER of Tyrone people are try
ing to talk up new county, to be com
posed of piece from each of the follow
ing counties, Huntingdon, Blair, Clear
field, Cambria and Center, with Tyrone
for the county seat.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19
"a GREAT REDUCTION ga
IN THE
PRICES OF TEETH
Full Inner OF Lower Sets as loW as $500.

Full Upper or Lower Sets as Low as $500.
No teeth allowed to leave the Office unless
the patient is satisfied.
Teeth remodeled and repaired.
Teeth filed to last for life.
Toothache stopped in FIVE minutes without
extracting the TOOTH
Dental work done for persons without them
leaving their homes, if desired.
Electricity used in he extraction Of teeth,
rendering it almost painless operation, (no
extra charged at the Dental Office of G. L.
Derr, established in Miftlintown in 1860.
G. L. DERR,
Jen "a, 1S72-ly1 Practical Dentist.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

Col L. B. MCCRUM, of the Altoona
Tribune, was married on the 2nd inst to
Miss. Mollie A. McCahan. Permit us,
Colonel to present our congratulations
aud best wishes for happiness
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

Our paper is to small by far this week
to admit all the communications sent US.
Gentlemen who have favored us with
communications will therefore make due
allowance for The non-appearance of the
favors.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

SOME gentlemen is kind enough to
send us the proceedings of the CoIisttu-
tional Convention Will the said gen
tleman except our thanks for the favor.
We admire the documents, but we ad-
mire the modesty of the donor more.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

THE Democrat end Register last week
would not publish the account of the
Temperance meeting held in this place,
but instead, it published a weak defence
of the liquor traffic That journal last
week, was all "Gond Devil"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19

PUBLIC SALE Mrs. Sarah Shields
will cell at public sale, at the Union
Hotel, in McAlstervilIe, on Monday,
March 3lst, one horse, two two-year old
colts. one trotting buggy, and large lot
of household goods. Sale at 10 o'clock.
See handb;lls.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-03-19
MATTHEW RODGERS, O. S.

The RepyJlicrn of last week publish
ed matter both favorable and unfayorable
to Local Option, and then excused itself
by declaring inself neutral on the SUBJ
ject. That journal looks at local option
the liquor traffic and says Good Devil"
We have not published nything in favor
of the liquor traffic. Nothing could in-
duce us to do 20. Before the Seminal
should be so prostituted we would have
it hauled out into a field and there burn
ed. Rather than become an advocate of
the liquor traffic, we would beg for our
bread during the day aud sleep in the
county Jail at night.