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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-04-07
BRISTOL
Clothing House
}. BAMBERGER & CO.,

JAMES BLOCH,
BriStO', Va. &c Tenn,
Still Alive andkicti1J.
Suits for Ten Dollars
And suits for Fifteen,
As new and IA tasty
AS ever was seen.
A grade or two better,
We have these in plenty,
AMI even yet chOicer,
AT Eighteen and Twenty
suits i'm prOfusion
For business or street,
Aud suits for the parlor
Sur prisi Igly neat;
For church or for welding
For y rty or tall,
N suits in the market
Can bet us ut all.
W. are ahead in all Seasonable
GOOD Tor Men and Boys. Whatev-
or others uIIt d. we are quite conf
dr..t that our prices will he found con-
less, while our goods are in
f.i ior to none. We only ask a call
a:i1 examination OF our Stock before
purchasing e sew here, as we have
"ou+ht up our stock of piece goods at
panic prizes which we are now daily
having made up IN receiving We
feel confident that during the remain
ing Winter month aud Spring to offer
Inducements rarely met IN this mar
krt. With fair dealing and polite at
tention We hope to receive u liberal
patronage
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-24
23Sp6cnfet,ou.
(S(llslullb.)

Berlin I'M SUM. 0os Snti>ni=
runos- uno 9(uslucil lun959eicb 9c9en vrc=
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ne critic prottilhc 9(npcnoun9 bctrcIfS
cmc3 Yiorrcrs 9Nehn 9cfunbcn, Der lld)
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cbcr an ocn Stoot bcrcu:Su9tben. Scr
brtrcNcn0c CjciItlibc luor mc0cn bieNtr
9Sciocrun9 burN cin{odc &o'iSeiluilltiir
bcrcit3 piclc SSoOen oOnc llrtbcilSlprl'th
ocfonocn gcAoltcn. Gic 9ln9clc0cnGclt
liDrtc in Scr &ommcr su elmer 1Aorfcn
Nntcrpcl(otion, bel meltbcr oud) Der 9lb=
9corbnctc Caster ol5 Nertrttcr Der 9ibe=
rolcn Bic 9ioBrcgcln ouf'S $ocfti9ltc to~
cclte> uao bic Nc9itrln3 lo0 liA in Tol9e
oc1lcn ptronloEt bic crgrilIencn Yoli5cl=
nlobrc9cln 81 bcSopouircl, bcnuttc jeoob
lpfnrt bos rclc Nerbonnln9s9clet Inn
ben bctr. Niorrcr icincm biSbcriScn @ir=
fllng5frsi)e SIT entsic0cn. Sic SoDn 1T
]omit 9ebroOen uno oiirF fen mir ouf luei=
tcre 9NobnoDme1 0efobt lein bic l1 plel=
lcitbt suudN(t ouI bic 9cfonNcncn 9crrn
Grs6ilND{e uno Sil lhDle erltrccftn oiiri=
ten. 9Sie n1mli0 ous 1onlt gut unter=
riNtcten @rei1cn pcrloutct bcobllbti9t
bic Negierlng> 9lcih noG bcm Ecrfctt=
pcroen bcs Oc1cbcs iiber bic Ncrluotun9
tot6olilNcr Yist6iimer bie 9cfon9cncn
GirDcn firltcn 81 n6c9nooigen", ). !. Den
un9clctli6 Gingc5pcrrtcn Die Gefdngnib=
tbiircn 5u 6Hncn 11no tic bonn ocs 2onoeS
I'll pcr>rci1 1cn. Sic NcgicrunN bof{t bier
orrO liD cjner Gcrlc9enhcit SIT cnt5icDcn
Die i0r lnbcQuem 81 perocn bcginnt. 81
ibr ieop@ oics in Dem cr>piinl often Mobt
9clin0cn wiro> biirTtc cine pobl fsll=
lucrfcnor Tro9e lein. Scocnfdlls cr>pcll
LTD 1Aon jekt 6os i1r III bic @on0 9ege=
bcue GOwert lebr s'ucilNneioiA uno mel
ncS Grobtens no@ oiirftc Bic 3eit MIDI
lnc0r fern licgen 100 1ie bic liter, oil
lic Derou I6e1Druor piebcr lps 5u mcrocl
mimi den miro. GS bcyinnt bcrcitS Gin
gNino nocb 9(us l6Dnung nit Som 81
lpcGcn, bci 0nFe rnotht ]iCb cine BON oc1
&oi1criu ou59ebenoe Ge9cnitr1mung BE-
merf6or, uno 10 fam 1Npn Sic 3ufunf
cine cnt5Ncioenbc genbung leiOt ber5ci=
| fiibrcn.
Sic oltfotDolil6e Ge>ue9un9 Fat in Ser
lebten So9en >picOcr cinmol bon lid re-
Ben 9emo6t. Sn Sonn Dem ncuel
vGi@ @0oislibc" 0cs 9errn &eintens Dot
bic crlte oltfotboii1Dc Gpnooe 9cto0t> 81
Ser 1i9 Gin @duf flein ouserlelencr GDor=
fiiDrer 5ulammen9efunoen Dotte, um bi'
gonI titutipn Der neuen fotDolil6cn &C.
lncini iAoft su berot1en. Ni6t NIT ltnre6
bot Elm bieli9es Blott oorouf hin9clpielcl
boB bic guten 2eute es cil1 fa0cr Dobel1
f6nnten, >uenn 1ie 1iD 0ie gel lommte Gon:
| 1titution 9lei9 BON Dem preubilben Gul=
tusmini1 tier 9r. Talt pDlig o,ls9cur6eite
ottropiren liebe11, lie lpiiroen bonn lperl9=
items 3eit lno @elo 1paren. 9os &elulta
iuiir0e bos 9lei6e bleiben. Scoenfolls
mub i6 no6 meinen poQ ltdnoig unpor=
teiil 6en 9GobrneDmun9en conltotiren
[oob Oie 9an5e 8ewe9ung Der @ltfatbolis
fen troy Oer ibr BON ber &e9iernng oHen
J 5u Sbcil 9c>poroenen llnterI tiikun9 teinen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-24

Snrl|Drltt NcN0cjt, o0E Nlt III Ct9tnlDtl
ojel BON Dem bcyct3 trlunrbcncu Icrroin
pcrlorcn uno bob tic ocEortiA i'm Souoe
ptrlouitll miyo bab mcn tcyc!t5 uod}
wcni0cn No6rcn Die N}j;HNnA encr Gcttc
ol5 cine DiliDrildc MerilviroigTejt bc=
Gouocin miro.
! 9Scrlin, ~. sunni. Gus Grmtopi=
tel ucn Noicn bot lih Acpci9ert bic pcn
Der Mt9icrNN9 on0coroNttc Grm0C!nnN
,,ciucs Oturroipitcr5 }u ucIl}icGcn, iNoem
cS ron Scr 9lul litDt ousNcDt oob Der Nl@
lAp5slib nicht rotont lci. 9lc rDmiId=
totbplii0cn Njlt6fc in Yyt"bcn pollcn
ON %. Suui III Uuioo rjrt Grnftreni
Dotcll.
81 nl 10. Suni. 0er 2Sortiout ser
9lnrcoc >pcldc Der Nonlt ON G!cnto1
an sic GoroinGlc 9ctotcn bot, it inn
0rucf cr]dicncn Scr YoqIt evncut in
bcrle!ben lcincn 4Srotclt 9cStn bic ((lur=
potinu oc5 &irdcnltootc:, Gc9rn bic 9Wf=
hcbun9 rcli0jDlcr Gnypnrotirncn uno an
ocrc Gjecbc Ser itolicnil d)cn Ne9icrung,
bor,it bic Ucinoc Scr Girbc niht iii bcN
Gtono 9c5ett mct0en boS S0>uti9tn beg
Yop7tcs 81 iDrel1 Wllnl ten 81 bcutcn.
C'r ]icDt 1iD ic>ncr bc>oo3cn, oitlc &C.
ecn1 1t0noc picocr ST tcriiNrcn, lueil a1ala
inn uNlinglt cillcn 9las9lcit3 on9cbptc1
6obc; oub lei CT i'm Sciit tint3 S@rci=
6cuS, in mclt0cm bctont miro !oob cr ol!:
| Gtott6olttr Gcttc5 lcincn Ucinoen pcr9e=
ben uno Sen Ac9cn lc 9cltDlcuocrtcN
Gonu Itro9l Surijcfncbmcn mllllc; ollcln
er tDnnc tcincu Uricocn moden NIT sen
Tcinocn Ser &irNc. Gum Sbllb cmpficDlt
cr ben Goroin6lcn Dem Hctlpiclc oNs=
, mQrti9cr Sil0Dfe nobSoDmcn un0 nor=
, sii9liN Sic ocutiNcn nno byoIilionilNcn
Si(d6fe N0 sum Norbiloc 5u ucGmcn.
Scr Seno Der ncucn IA tt
lilNcn llnipcr1itit i in &en1iu9=
ton, 0ci3pn Dot, om 81 ten Moi lcine
critic Gitun9 ob4cDoltcn uuo i'll ocricIbcn
, bcu $ocrspg Don 9forI olf Su lcinem Yr6]i=
oentcn cr>p0blt. Sic GcbQuoe> mrl0c Scr
fotbolil6en llniperlitdt 2onopn in gu
fun5t bicncn ioQcn un0 mcltbe nit bcu
umlic9en0tn 9lrcole mc1r ol5 100000
Gfo. ct. 9cGoItct 1obcn, lic9en ctuo lrur
scDn Minuten nnn Scr 9}rnfntGc ent=
fernt. Ser Oortcn, bic &olcnpldte Die
$oDfc &C. bebcdcn cinen pcitcn Tld0en=
rorm. OoS NouSc lit nit elmer M}oucr
un]Olo1lel1, iibcr wclt5c oic lGottcnrci6en
Yrpmcnoocn ocrG0rtcu in Ser l1mochung
t ,nolb 6inollsreie)en 0cr9cltolt> bob Dag
GjelO0ft5tvci6cn unl Scr 2Grm Der 9roBcn
cn9lil@en Mfctropole bic 0eu @tuoicn
. iDrocrlir6c Nci6c uO @tiQe ni9t unter=
6rc0cn f0nnen uno bo0 bic Nerbinoung
t Fbiclcr S0ule, hier gcrooe por ben 9(ls=
9dngen bc5 britil9cn Sigh 2ife> NIT benz
fdtbpli1Uen 9cbcn Set 9ouptlto 9e~
,pobrt lit. G(uf Der cincn Geite bcS
: $ouuptgebduocs lic9t elm 9crQ>mi9es 2o=
t borotorinn> ouf 6er an6crn bie &opelle
: im Snnern bcfinoet ii1 cin 9rober @ool
t fir Tclt:aer 1ommlln9en> Gpn ferenSer> &C.,
; lucl6er fit $50 8er1 omen Gibpldtc ouf=
lpeist Sir 100 @tun0cntcn lin0 &C.
trennte gSobnun9en ein9eri0tet.
81 om, 21. Suni. Scr Tapit iogte 9eiter,, SIT einer
i'm beiudpcnoen Population, CT babe bic 3aperijd)t.
bm, beln er lei su olt UNI ben Se9 81 crlcbe 10 bods
Nl,J,S
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-24

&optllc cin9eritbtet it. Sic Nrejtc oc5
9onseu &oucs rpn 9Scltcn noO Often
bctrdQt ST Uub; bic licie ppn Giiocn
nod 9iprocn l20 Tub; bic 6rpnt it nod
Siiocn. Scr @ouptcjngon9 sur STRIDE
lit pcrlnittcllt ci1'cr lDGnch fiinf5ebn Gtu=
fen bobcn Srcppc, uno spar 9clongt mon
uun htr Srcppc oll5 b>rtD Den Sburm
gum $oorptIrQili Scr &ircbc. Sic &ircbc
it orcilMifii9 uno nit &rcl59cpolbcn
iibcrlponnt.
Sim u. 2uni Ic9te Scr $oot,u rc @i=
it)of ocnni non M{ilmoutec Den Wruno
ltcjn IL scr ncucn ct. Snlcp1@tirNc in
Tnnb ouNoc, 9Si5c
Ictrrjt Y}iD, II. Suni. Ginigc
untctonntc Fcronc cntfcrntcn in npri=
otr 9iod)t in ser 9i11e ppn 9coybnrr,
9)iid>., smci StDcrcn pcn bcr 9l(idi9on
0cntrol= Vi lcnbo6n, I'M bos Gnt9leiltn
cincS Grprcb;u9cS iu pcronlollcn. Glicf-
IliAcrluciic flbr cil TrocDt5;9 Dem 9ttlon=
til GrprcBSug pprous lno cnt9lcilte, III
Gplgc btlicn ser 3ugfii1rer Nctcr Dtillcr
lhipcr oerlckt mlrbc. 9ies mar Der sucitc
Ncr(uN in Sic 1cr1 Mpnot> :. cinen In 5ou
ouf bcr C;ilcnboDn sl pcronlollcn.
Splc 3d. o., IS. Suni. 9ec9oupf=
fclIcl in Ger GNjc6torrcn=Tobrif Der $o@.
Gtepcn5 Ii. Comp. 81 Gplruoter Did,
torlt Dcute 9(oc0mittog >ppourD Slooc
Gtepcus Der Woter eines Set Gi9cntDii=
ncr unb Ser &nobe SoDn Nublpn gct0b=
tet uno mcDrerc 9(rbciter 1@>pcr perlulln=
0ct luurocn.
| Gt. 2onis; IT. Suui. ModD bcn
9NittDcilun9el1, lrel6c Dem Dicli9enl(nter-
| ltijbun9s =&pmite 9cno0t >uuroen, 1ttbt
nr0 Gin roies 0rittel bcs GtootcS 2pui=
]iona urter 9SoNer nno 1inb 10000 his
$4,000 M(cnlNen Dem bitterlte Mfon9cl
ou59cIett. 9o5 Glcnb biirfte bur0 co5
9luitreten ppn &roufDeiten >uopon bic
2(nScic3en l0pn porbon0en linb> npD BE-
bel,teno rcrucDrt >ucrocn.
Scr g eff III Or 5 in g ~ 9 . I t..
Npm T. 2(pril bis sum 7. SUM bo6en
no6 ocu 9i1tcn Der Gorpncrs s. {iicc BON
9}clu Oorf ooielbi It 80 Yerlonen Gelblt=
1noro begon9cu. 3cbn pcr9iftctcn 1it3>
]iebcn 1tDrittcn 1i6 Die &eble ob Iicben
crbdn9tcr un0 bier cr1No1ien 1iD; cine
Tron50lin, Bic crit 5luei 9So6cn in oicIcln
2onoc 9clpcIen mar, cr1tifte licb nit &ob=
lenoun1t. g8dbrero bcr1 1el6en 3eit >uur=
Sen Sic 2eiOcn pon 25 un6efonnten Ser
loncn i'm Tluilc gcfunoen rno 1T on5u=
nc1men, bob bic 9dlfte bcrlclben 9leit)=
foQs Gcl6 ltmorO bc9ing. 9e9nct man
bosu bob in bcrlcl6en 3cit III SropflDn
sebn Her1onen @elbltnoro be9ingen uno
ouf Ser 8ropflyner Geite bcs Gait Giuers
cine 9leibe 9(n5obl pon 2ei0cn aus benz
g4al lier 9esogen lpuroen> 10 5el9t es lld),
oob in ben beioen @td0te1 in ben lekte1
beioen M}pnoten etua SO Yerlpnen oen
@elb1 1tmoro gum Spfer ficlen.
Scr 9 ute TN , & iert b nj
ocs nDroli0eu Somo> >uie Elm 6Qnoler in
: gBoterloo 9enonnt >piro> Dot neuli6 3d.
900 9ubeno Gier no6 @on Troncisco
unb 5000 Pfuno Butter no9 Stem Dort
perl lanbt.
{. - Sic @umme, mel6e Elm ben Ser.
Gtaoten jdbrlib fir 9(nsei9en in 3eitun=
gen be5oDlt >piro> 1T ,ln9ef. Is Mla. SOIL.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-24
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Sm Gpn9reiIc Su g q | Djn0tp II tc=
ontroGtc Ser bttonntc &ncm 9}ctNing
Soar ojcltr Sage sum grpIcn Gr louncn
Ticlcr cine gc>pil(igur9 ppn $25, ,0OO iijr
Die totbrljlAcn v9;ttc Gij jtcrs cf t3c
Noor". MS (Hruuo jiiGrte CT GU, cc6
ror9tIGlo9cn lci rcr pyotcitontil ben
SomcuS'5 CbriiGoH 2!Ncciaton" cine
tbcnIo 9rcbc Sunlmc 5u 0>htn. SIC
Icbottc, Bic l!N ooron tnijpTtc, mar niNt
rDnt Sntcrtllc. 9lr Cnoc wuroc $1ror'S
&pr}dloN Slror NIT G3 acgcn il Gtim=
men rcyluorfcn obcr oud Ger qrntclton=
1;]0cn TcurIcnlAoit >vuvoc 9iidjts Gus
Nunot5'nitteln tcluill(St.
Gcr Styitc Der Tobbinber III u III
Wart Dot noD breinpnotlic1cr Goucr
nit DEM rpll itaroigcn llntcrlic9cn Der
5ty;tty 9etrnct. 0it Gcrrcr llnicn fat
i;D uob McrI I1meuoung elmer 9Rollc uon
H5elo rnO Der &crl ld)crSan9 loDncnOer
H(rtcit fir $ouuorrtc ouigcl0lt uno piclc
otr miibig9e9nrgencn &iifcr blctcll llcD
>cu SUir1ncn j0rcr 9lrteit9cbcr {iir Gcrin=
1cre 21Dnc ais {yiiGcr on. 9ielc lino
jcoc0 ourd)|Nn;ttliD nitCt 9enci9t, lire
jn51pi{dcn gcprnnenen njc9tunioniitlId Id)cn
Nlrbcitcr, bic uGDrenb bcs Stritcs trcll S
iDncn 9cDoltcn bobcn, rpicocr 81 cntloNen.
Frpuibcncc, Jtb. $751;, IT. Suni.
Njer ottr fiiuf &nobcn ionbcn ON 0c|!ri=
cen GG{()mittooe oll{ btm NScUe nutD Scr
SGulc III Dem 9Eogen circs Nr5tes Gin
I'D ltNcn nit S(r5ncicn pclt3c5 lic pcQcr
Ncu9icroc IHncten Sen wobrl Mcinlit3
Gus M}orpbiuM bt ltc1cnocn Snbolt tDc;l=
len sic &no6cll. untcr litb 1lno pcrl0iud=
ten ibN, III Tolgc ocNcn ci'lcr Scr &nobc1l
Scr pier Sabre oltc HSillic Surns |torb
unb oic onocrn IN GebcnS9cfobr lsA'pcbcr.
Nrnpiocnce, IS. Sunl. Scr pcr=
1tcrtcnc SoDn Curtis Sromn permod)tc
ser Yrcwn Timber }itat $4,000 fiir cill
{cllrrfcjtcs Ni6liptbct= Cjc6duoe, frilbcr
hottc er oulclben bereit3 Sit oic1em 3lpedc
cincn Tpnb ii6erlo|lcn, Der jett $40 900
tetrd0t; glcitD;eitig cin Gtud 2auo I'M
NHertbe bon $35 ,0C0. 9tcbcnbci permodtc
CT ocnl 9(0obe SSlono @olpitol $4,000,
Dem @utler 9olpitol fir Srrlinni9e $4,000
rnb Der 9(ebwnob Sibliotbef SIT Nclpport
$4,000. Ser &clt leinc5 Tcr1ll69en5 9c9t
olI 1cine &inhcr iiber.
Baltimore Is. SUM. ct. 81:
p0onlus 1oQ, bic in Dem 9robcn Veuel
lcttcn Suli scr5t0rt rur0c, 1T nun uieoel
ollfgebout unO luurbe 9cItcrn nit ent=
iprc0enbsn Tcierlldfeiten unter SeitunQ
ron Bil Gpf Grob aus GoponnoD ein9e=
lreibt. Gs hotten lid Su Ser Tclerli0tei
cine 9rpbe 9(n5obl fotbolilde Bclftli6'
nno cine Mcn9e @cmein0emit9lieoer SCI
ct. Nlpbonlus= =&ir6e ein9e{unoen.
9(n IA. Stunt lpurbe 5u ct. 8 ouis
@}o. bic beutl l6e ct. 9einri9s &ird'
pom So6tp' item Si56of Boltes bon 9(l:
ton eingelpeibt. 9ie. ct. 9einrid)s &ir6
in Oft @A 2ouis lie9t al Der @tel(e mt
friiber ber Sf ct, Souls Borf mar, ndn:
li1 an Der 8erldngerung Oes 8roaOpop
Sic &irde tpuroe I'M romani1 19en ETY.
erbolt. @ie fat Elm 8alement, >pel6es
t6eillpeilc ols @6ul5imner, t9eilpeile o(S
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02
.Ncac IAdrerfisem e1sfS.
Register,s Notice.

NJ OTICE is hereby given that that the
In following named persons have n.ed
their Administrators, Executors, and Guar
dian accounts in the Registers Office OF
Juniata county, and the same will DC pre-
sentcd for confirmation and allowance at
the Court House in Miffiiatown, on WE'D
NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1874;
l The final account of Samuel Leonard
administrator of Mary Dietrick, deed.
The account o: John b. Price, guar
dian of Emma Elizabeth McAuley and FL
mana Jane McAuley, minor children Of
Matthew g. McAuley, deceased.
3 The estate of Louis Z. Atkinson, ad-
ministrator of Lemuel X. Beale, decd.
The account of p. l.. Grecnleaf, guar
dian of TheophoIis L Garman, minor son
of Jacob Garman, deceased.
The account of p. l.. Greenle af, guar
dian OF Stewart l. Garman, minor child of
Jacob 6arnan, deceased.
d The account of 2. L. Greenleaf, guar
dian of A X Garman, minor child Of jacob
Garman, deceased.
The final account of P. l.. Greenleaf,
executor Of Mariah Lichtenthaler, decd
8 The final account of Elihu Benner,
guardian of Laura Weller, minor daugh-
county, deceased.
9 The occount of Samuel Leonard, guar
dian of Eliza II Bentley, minor child of
Aaron II Bentley, deceased.
lU. The supplemental account Of g. o.
Evans. administrator d. b. N G. T. A. OF
Albert Lichtenthalcr, deceased.
III The first and final account of James
Buck, Jr., administrator of James Buck,
Sr., deceased.
II. The account OF Jacob A. Christy,
guardian of William ". Allison and Charles
A. .Aliis, n, minor children OF DIR. u. L.
Allison. deceased
I3 The account Of Samuel Stimeling,
administrator OF Henry Keller, deceased.
IL The account ot Jacob Bryner and A
J. Patterson, administrators of Jerome
Bryner, deceased.
Is The account Of G. W. Jacobs and
Samuel b. Ritzman, executors Of Henry
Is. Ritzman, decreased.
IL The first and tnal acc count of Rudolph
ArrismAn, administrator Of Sarah Garm IN,
deceased.
IL The account Of E L Jamison, admin
istrator of John Strayer, deceased.
IL he account Of q W Jacobs, admin
istrator Of John A Woods, deceased.
l9 The account Of John N Bemfer, guar
dian Of Thomas U Elliott, one of the minor
children and heirs OF Thomas Elliott. late
Of Nitilinburg, Union county, Pa, deed
20 The account Of John Hickman, ad-
ministrator Vt Elizabeth Hickman. decd.
Il The final account Of Alexander Nc
Cahan, executor of Eve Nipple, deed.
% The account of William Hartman.
guardian Of William Hartman, one of the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02
In the Orphans Court Of Ju.
n1ata County.

Ts .7nn,e E. Parker and Mary J. Wsrner,
formerly Mary J. Parker.
Notice is hereby given that on the 29th
day of April, 1874, the petition of Isaac
Snyder VAS presented to the, said Court,
setti.,g forth tha, Thomas u. Parker. under
and by virtue of certain proceedings in
the said Orphans Court on the estate of
Andrew Parker, Esq, deceased, became the
owner of certain lots of grousd situate in
the borough of Patterson, Juniata county.
being lots numbered e6, 20, 75. 55, SO. 81,
5S and 50, and entered Tito recognizance on
the ith day OF December, 1865. to paw to
T.. ID. Parker, Rebecca T.. Parker, +. S Par
ker and Williams Adams, guardian of Mary
J. Parker, and r. L. Gallaher, guardian OF
Annie Z. Parker, each the sum of seventy
five dollars and eighty-iye cents immedi-
ateiy, and TO each Of said persons the sum
OF one hundred and fiity-one dollars and
sixty-five cents, with interest, on the 18th
day OF December, 1866, which said recog-
niz,nce is recorded in Orphans Court
Docket, Z, page 231. That on the 2nd day
of May, 1866, L. ID. Parker, E. S Parker
and Rebecca G. Parker entered satisfaction
in fuii of the several amounts due to them
on said recognizance. That William Adams.
guardian Of Mary J. Parker, transferred
amount of said recognizance PAYABLE to him
TO his ward Mary J. Parker. That on the
18th day of December, 1869, Robert C.
Gallaher, guardian of Annie Z. Parker.
transferred amount Of said recoynizance
payable to him 10 his ward. That Thomas
U. Parker by his deed of 18th of January,
1869, conveyed lots numbered IS, 80 aud
20 to William Reese by deed of general
warranty, who paid to him the amount of
purchase money in full (s25O). That said
Thomas U. Parker, BY bis deed dated JAN
uary "A, 1870, the undivided one-half of
the remiining lots. five in number. That
the undivided One-half OF said lots was sold
by Joseph Ard, High Sheriff of Juniata
county, on execution against Thomas U.
Parker, to on the
day OF 1872. That Ezra d.
Parker, attorney for Mary J. Parker, now
Mary J. Warner, and Annie +. Parker, on
the 9Th day OF July, 1873, reeetpted to said
Sheriff on said recOgnizance tor the sum of
four hundred and seventy-six dollars out Of
proceeds of sale of the undivided one-half
of said lots, but that said recognizance is
not satisfied, but still remains a lien on all
the above mentioned lots of ground. That
" illiam Reese, for the consideration of
$500, by his deed of March 10, 1863, con-
yeyed TO your petitioner lot No. 20, for
which he paid the consideration in full, and
on which said recogniZance was a lien
That your petitioner has been informed and
expects TO be able to prove that said re-
cognizances have been fully paid to the
said Mary j. Parker, now Mary j. Warner,
and Annie +. Parker, and he therefore
lrayS the Court to grant rule on the said
Mary j. Warner and Annie T.. Parker to
appear at the next Orphans Court on Mon.
day, the 9TH day of SepteT Der, 1874, to
show cause why said recOgnizancc should
not be satisfied, at O'Clock p. NJ
". II. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
Aug II, lS1i-iw
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02
Summary of News.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26.


The three mile swimming match, to
take place at Long Branch, is post
poned until Friday noon. johnson and
Trautze are the swimmers.
The Democratic State Convention is
in session at Pittsturg.
Belle Durand, a young woman of
loose character, has been arrested in
New Haven, CT, charged with forging
the name of Robert Stevens, promi-
nent grocer, to two promissory notes,
one of $1,000 and another $4,000,
which she gave two elderly sunis in
Milford as collateral security for three
$1,000 railroad bonds which she had
previously and partly spent upon sew
eral gentlemen friends. The woman is
believed by some to be insane.
The Democratic State Convention Of
Ohio, made the following nominations !:
Secretary of State, William Bell, Of
Licking county School Commissioner,
p. s. Smart Judge of the Supreme
Court, ". J. Gilmore Clerk CT the
Supreme Court, Arnold Green mem
Der of the Board Of Public Works,
Martin Shiller. 7 he currency resolu-
tion favoIs an increase of the circula-
ting medium as the business Of the
country requires, and asks that one
half of the custom duties shall be paid
in legal tender notes; asks a with
drawal of the national bank circulation
and substitution of legal tender cur
reney. The platform favors the repeal
of ali tariff excepting revenue tariff.
The Republican State Convention of
Michigan made the following numina-
tions: Governor, j. J Bagely; Lieu
tenant Governor, II. ii. Holt Secre-
,ary of State, Z. G. d. Holden; State
Treasurer, W. B. McCreery; Auditor
General, Ralph Ely; Commissioner of
Land Office, L. A. Clapp; Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction, d. D. Briggs.
Among the resolutions adopted are the
following: While We recognize in green
backs aud national bank notes circu-
lating medium far superior to any paper
curreDey heretofore e1Is.ipg /, the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02

WHEN fea is made TO appear as
large a. all elephant, we can see all the
wonderful parts Of It's formation, and
are sstonisbed to fad that ii has coat
Of srmor much more complete than
ever warrior wore, and composed of
strong, polished plates, fitted over each
other, each plate covered like tortoise
shell, and where they meet hundreds Of
strong quilts project, ike those on the
back of the porcupine and hedgehog
There Is the arched neck, the bright
eye, the transparent cases, the piercers
to puucture the skin, sucker to draw
away the blood, SIX long juinted legs.
four Of which are folded on the breast,
all ready at any moment to be thrown
out with tremendous force for that
jump which bothers one when they
want to catch him, aud at the end Of
each leg hooked claws. to enable him to
cling to whatever he alights upon. a
Hes can jump hundred times its own
length, which is the same as if man
jumped six hundred feet and be can
draw 4 load two hundred times his own
weight"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02

THE Democratic party was most bit
terly disappointed over the action Of
the Republican State Convention in
not endorsing Grant for the third term.
The President has not signified an iu-
iention TO become a candidate for a
third term. With the leaders of the
Democracy the wish that he might so
become candidate was father TO the
general declaration that the nomi
nation hal indeed already been agreed
On, and. shat all the Republican State
conventions to be held would simply
re echo the set up job, when 10 aud
behold Pennsylvania, through her
State Convention, with an unanimity
never before exceeded, declared against
the ''third tenn" 1t was no surprise
to Republicans, wbe knew what the
sense of the party on the question is,
but 1t WAS stunning blow to the Dem
ocracy Ii took away the thunder
that they had been storing away for the
campaign. They expected to be full of
talk abou. the despOtism at Washing
ton about Cas2rism, and parcel of
twaddle about a strong government,
with Grant at its head for life v hat
a pity it is that the Democracy were so
disturbed 1t will be consistent for
the Democracy to now declare that TIE
President has not been well treated.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-02
Order Fixing the Terms Of
Court.

VVHE following order is hereby male -
Il And now, to wit, July 8, 1874, it Is
ordered that the fines Of holding the reg
ular Terms OF Court in the Foriy-iirst Ju-
diciAl District, composed of the counties of
Juniata and Perry, be fixed as follows:
In THE COUNTY OF JUSIArA.
September Term--On the First Monday
of September, and continue one week.
December Tern-On the First Monday of
December, and continue one week.
February Term -On the First Monday OF
February, and continue one week.
April Term-On the Fourth Monday of
April, and continue one week.
IL THE County OF PErRI.
August Term-On the First Monday of
August and continue one week.
October Term-On the Monday preceding
the First Monday OF November, and con-
tinue one week.
January Term-On the First Monday OF
January, and continue one week
May Term-On the First Monday OF May,
and cvntile one week.
The Prothonotary to make publication of
this order in all the newspapers published
in Juniata county, for thirty days, at least,
duly certified.
B. F. JUNKIN, P. J.