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found that be was the on'y one left of
family consisting Of . father, mother
and three children. The parents and
one child have been found, but his little
sister lay hid, be did not know where.
he remained anxiously awaiting her
exhumation until nearly II O'Clock
when he left the scene.
Tic House Of MIR. Wilson Croft was
saved from destruction IN a wonderful
manner. The bculders from the hill
washed into it, and filled the rooms cf
the 6rst story full The stones an
cbored the honse So completely that /;
was saved from being washed away.
4 baby was found in crib floating
on the Ohio river a, the head of Mont
gomery island, thirty two miles below
the city, and was rescued by Mr.. Allen,
who lives near the island. The child is
living, tut has rot been identified
The sudden rise of waters III Butch
ers' Run Is we'll illustrated By some
incidents related by German family
who reside in stoue dwelling opposite
HoevcIer's glue works. The husband
told his wife to go the cellar to obtain
some kindlings for the cooking stove,
as be desired to 90 to work early On
Monday morning The wife placed the
wood in the stove, but by the time she
completed her work the water reached
the floor. She Notified her husband uf
the fact, and suggested that they had
better vacate the house, es the food
threatened to destroy it. The husband,
who had retired, jumped out of bed
into the water knee-deep, and with his
wife proceeded to get the children cut
of an upper window on high ground in
the rear. After they had accomplished
/ this the husband returned to the bed
room TO get some clothing out of the
wal I,Irobe. but in The mcantime TIE
water reached such height as to
upset it, amt be found it impossible
( to get to the articles be wanted, being
compelled TO hastily vacate the apart
menI.
The Branegan family live on O'Hara
street, and occupy the last house saved
on the left side going down the street.
/ The family consists OF llr. and Mrs.
Brauegan anj Jour children. A neigh
. Dor, Patrick McManus, was alone IN
I the house when The wafer tore up the
back wall on the ground floor and dash-
ed toward the front room on OHara
street. Had the couple not speedily
opened this door and broken out the
glass the whole family would have been
drowned Ike so many rats. Across
/ the window was the iron bar used for
securing the shutters Tine water rose
until 1t stood FIVE feet in the room, with
current like a mil race setting
through the apartment. Mr- and Mrs
Braneg1n instinctively seized Child
each and chung to this bar with grip
of despair, while the cold, muddy tor
rent swept over them. For four hours
these two hung to that providentlaIly-
placed bar, and we're all saved. Mr..
McManus, with their remaining child.
rushed to the street aud were swept in
an alley and on the roof OF a shed,
where they were also saved.
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Chtcag0's Last Fright.

.ssTAADEN. THE FIESD'-A EIaBoLicAL AT
TEMPT 10 START ASoIHEE GREAT con-
FLAGRATIOS-sOAKISG BUILDING WITH
KEROSENE AND LAYING A TRAIN TO THREE
KEGS OF POWDER.
The startling attempt at arson re-
ported in our Chicago dispatches OF
Tuesday appears to have been the most
diabolical AMI eunningly- plotted ever
brought to light ih the city named
The building was a two story frame,
owned and occupied by the inceudiary,
one Nicholas Siaaden. The design of
the fend, as the Times terms him, was
elaborate in its details 1t has always
been krown that he carried heavy iu-
surance, and be has several times been
suspected Of rncendiary intent. On
one occasion he was burned out entire
~. and succeeded without much diff
Guilty in collecting his insurance. The
other ielonIouS attempts Of which he
was suspected proved abortive. But
this time he intended to succeed IN his
helnous purpose, and he laid his mceu-
diary trans ii the frm expectation that
the FIRE and the explosion would obl'-
craze the evidences of his crimo. Had
not his attempt been providcniisiiy
;hwarted, a terrific explosion Of %
pounds Of powder would have rcsa!tcd, g,
the surrounding buildings must have
been shattered, aud rrea; loss OF life
would probably have elsuei. the f-c
started in the basement, IN pI.e et
rags, kind.inr xood, rosin. ani other
combusiibles the whole thoroughly sat
ursted with kerosene. A candle vas
standing so near the Pile that when II
burned down a few inches, It fired the
heap. From the p,ie two different
trains, CONFUSED Of cotton cloth torn
iuto STRIPS and sewcd together, aud
drcBcbed With kerosene, extended to
the first fopr through an opeu trap
docr. The train ran over the lid of 3
wash boiler, which was filled with resin
and oil. The train connected near the
trap-door with stove filed with kind
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Charter Notice,

NOTICE is her, by given that the follow
~ ing named persons, James Mcknight,
Thomas A. Elder, L. Southland Parker, Lu-
Glen Banks, J Banks Wilson Jacob SHOUT,
Louis Z. Atkinson. X. McNeen, 7. Van
Twin, G.. W. McAlister, ard Others, ci;i-
Iens IF this Commonwealth, having formed
an association, styling il the " Riverside
Park and Agricultural Association of Ju-
uiata Comfy" the character and otject OF
which is the encouragement Of Agriculture
and Horticulture and the maintenance CT a
private Park and Of facilities for trotting
and other innocent and athletic sports, and
that the certificates of the said Individual,
10 that effect will BE- presented 10 the Hon.
B. +. JunkIn, at September term of the
several courts Of Juniata county for perusa,
And approval snd for the granting Of a Char
ter 10 and for the saii sssoriIiion, to BE-
called the Riverside Park and Agricultural
Association ot Juniats County, to be loca-
.ed at Miiiiintown, Pa, tor the purposes
Aforesaid, according 10 the provisions OF
the act OF Assembly approved the 9th day
of April, A. d. 1874, entitled San act for
the incorporation and regulation OF certain
corporations.
JAMES MCKNIGHT.
THOMAS 4. ELDER
L Southland Parker.
LtCIEN BANKS.
J. BANKS WILSON.
JACOB SULOUSP.
LOUIS y. ATKINSON.
K McSEEN.
7. VAN IRWIN.
&. W. MCALlSTER.
And Others.
Aug. 5-ts
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PEru JuroRs-SEPr. TEAK, 1874.

PEIu JUEoRs-SEPr. TERS, 1874.
Miflintown-J " Deen, + ESpensc hade +,
Jos Layd's, Wi.ber McCahln.
Fcrnilnag gh-Hrnry Damn, Alb Stoner.
Walker -Wm Cieck, David FOwles, W
II Lukcns, John Smith, n Vandyke,
Charles Zeig!er.
Fayetie-James Caveny and James Nc
Mern, d cWiIliims, Jos Sieber, Sharon
Tennis, Lucien Wilson
Dclaware-W y BroOkh1rt. Joseph Car
well. John aisterson, Sr., Daniel SFsicher,
John Van Ormer.
Susaurhanna-Dlniel Snouse, Abraham
Whitmer.
PatterSou-J II Garman, John Mickey.
Niliord-Abraham Hertzler,J J X Robson,
John Woodward.
Turb,tt-Peter Kilmer, JohR AcLaugh-
lin. Lawrence Whether.
Spruce Hill-JcSse Bryner, Thomas Pat
ton, ST.
Beale-D Ewing, McWilliams, 5
Psnncbaser.
TuSc5rora-W II Fisher, John Kidd, Jas
LOudon, James Millikcn, Daniel MOtett,
John Reed.
Lack-Jsmes Campbell, James IL. Gray,
Samuel Hoffman, q W Stewart.
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Order Fixing tE,e Terms of
Court.

YyNIIE following order is hereby made -
l. And now, to Wit, July 6, 1874, it Is
ordered that the times of holding the reg
ular Terms OF Court in the Forty-firSt Ju-
diciil District. composed OF the counties OF
Junista and Perry, Oe hxed As follows:
IL THE COusrr oy JUxIArA.
September Te-m-On the First Monday
OF September, and continue one week
D.cem5er TerE-On the First Monday Of
December, and continue one week.
February Term--On the First Monday Of
February, and continue one week.
April Trrm-On the Fourth Monday Of
April, AMI continue one week.
IL The Corsrr or PEzHI.
August Term-On thr First Monday OF
August and continue one week
October Term-On the MONDAY pr"cediny z
the First Monday OF November, ami con-
t;aue one week.
January Terin-On the First Monday OF
January, and continue one week.
May Term-On IN. First Monday of Hay,
and contine one week.
The PrOthOnotIry to maze publication OF
this order in all the newspapers published
in Juniata county, Tor thirty days, at least ,
duly certified.
3. F. JUNKIN, P. J.
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starting TO inspect the mines prior 10
the entrance Of the miners, he was at
tackled BY three unknown men, who
fired nine shots at him, two of which
took effect, wounjing him dangerously,
if not fatally. I've men named Pierce
and McCracken, bearing the shots, went
to his assistance, and the rufhans turned
on them. Pierce shot and killed one,
when tbe other two fed. One was
wounded il refreshing, and it was ru-
mCred later that be bad been captured
sad lynched. The dead man had not
been recognized"
The First National Bank, at Batavia,
y. T., was robbed of $40, 900, by two
men, one Of whom engaged the att-n-
,ion of the only person present while
the other ran away with the funds.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee of New York decided TO bold
the State Convention at Utica on Sep
tember 23d.
THURSDAY, July 30.
Two men called at the First Nation
al Bank at Batavia, Geneses county.
and while one engaged the attention OF
the only person present connected with
the bank, III. other ran away with
box containing money and bonds
amounting TO ten thousand dollars.
Both escaped.
A party Of GypNes were detained at
Hamburg, Berks county, under the be-
lief that they had in their possession
Charlie Ross. Tb. arrival of Mr..
Ross, however, set the matter at rest.
The ebild the Gypsiss lad is not bis
son.
The fur factories Of ". A. 4 A. n.
White, at Dsnbufy, torn., consisting
of three buildings, two OF one hundred
feet and one OF eighty feet in length
and eight stories high, were burned.
A large portion Of the 'tock was de-
siroyed. Eighty persons are thrown
out Of employment. The FIRE is sup
posed to be the work o, an incendisry.
FRIDAY, July 81.
A vigilance committee Of about Que
hundred men has been formed at Vel
lingion aud other points 10 Kansas FOR
banging horse thieves. Three men
named Charles Brook, Bill Brook and
charley Smirh were hanged near " ei-
/ lington las, night, and made confessions
involving other parties.
While tire Sharon Express Wa, com
ing from Sharon to- day on the Cherry
Valley Branch of the Susquehanua
Railroad, York State, one of the cars
was thrown frcn the track and turned
over and over. There were about thir
ty passengers in the car, half of whom
were NOR. or less bruised, but none
seriously injured. The accident was
caused by q depressed rail.
: Grssshoppers swarm ever Nicoic'
county, and have destroyed one sixth Of
the oats and one twentieth of the wheat
in the county. The adjoining county OF
Sibley is damaged much greater.
Philadelphia market on Monday
morning Wheat, new southern red,
81 81. Corn SlaScc. Oats 13asOc.
Timothy seed 81 37s. Sugar 7stos;c
prime. Mulasses. Cuba. 43c.
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Nesc Advertisements
OROCLAMATI0x.-w HERE

DROCLAMATIOH.-W 4 REAS,
A the Hon. Benz. F. JUSKIS, President
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for
the 9Th Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Junista, Perry and CumDer-
land. and the Honorables Jonathan Weiser
and John Koons, Judges of the said
Court of Common Pleas of JIniats county,
have issued their precept to me directed,
bearing date the 2ith day of April, 1874,
tor holding Court of Oyer and TeTmIner
and General Jail Delivery, and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, at MiF-
FLINTOWN, on the FIRST MONDAY Of
SEPTEMBER, 1874, being the 9Th day OF
the month.
NorIcE rs Hss.sr GrvEy, to the Cor
oner, Justice, OF the Peace and Ccn-tshles
of the County OF Juniatsi, that they be then
and there in their proper persons, at one
O'Clock on the afternoon of said day, with
their records, inquisitions, examinations
and over rcmem5rances, 20 do those things
that to their Offices respectively arperttin,
and those that are bound by recOgnizance 10
prosecute against the prisoners that are or
then may De in the Jail of sfid county,
BE- then and there to prosecution against
then rs shall hs inst.
By an Act of Assembly, passed the 9Th
day of Nay, A. D., 1854, If is made the
duty of the Justices Of the Peace. of the
several counties of this Commonwealth TO
return 10 the Clerk of this Court of QUartor
Sessions of the respectives cOnnties. all the
recOsnizances entered into before them by
any person or persons charged with the
commission OF any crime, except ,uch cases
a. may be ended before Justice of the
Peace. unde, existing laws, at least ten days
before the commencement of the session
OF the Court to which they are made re-
turnable respectively, and in all cases where
anT recognizances are entered into le-,
,hcn ten day. before the commencement
of the session to which they are In,.s:e re-
turn1ble, the sand Justices are 20 retCrn
the same IN the same manner as il said act
had not been passed.
Dated =; Aifiiinto~n, the 18th day of
April, in the year Of OR Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-four.
WM- II. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
Sheritf-s Office MitlintOwn,
August 3, 1874.
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\ Washington grand jury has found a
true hill for forgery against II 4. Hal. late
chief clerk OF the District OF Columbia.
A family Of Iowa frogs has been found
IsJ Tee; under grouod, and it is supposed
that they have been nest hiding there for at
less, a century.
have sioe0 is reported to have refused
eight offers of marriage from discharged
clerks ia one day and two nights.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-08-05

Nan, wom.n, boy. or girl, should send at
once for ons OF the Excelsior Stationery
Packets, containing Note Paper, Envelopes,
Pen Holder, Pencil, Peas, Blank Book.
Bloi,er, Photogra, hs Of 100 beautiful ladies',
Tooth Picks, Perfume Sachet. Chinese Pug
x.e, and fine piece Of Ladies' or Gents
J=Selry. Try Package. Price, post paid,
30 cents, OF 3 for 81. Agents wanted Ad-
dress. CARLY BURROW,
$40 Harmony ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-08-05

The following is the system under
which the Primary Election will be
conducted
First. The candidates for the several
offices shall have their names announc-
ed in one or more of the county papers
at least four weeks prevlon5 TO the
primary meetings stating the Office, and
subject to the action of the said pri-
mary meeting.
Second. TIE U)ierS responding 10 Re-
publican principles in each town, ward,
or borough shall meet on Saturday,
August %, 1874, at the usual place of
holding the spring election, at O'Clock
2. NJ, and proceed to elect one person
for Judge aud two persons for CLERKS,
who shall form q board to receive votes
and determine who are the proper per-
sons to vote. and shall hold the polls
open until I y. VI. After the polls are
opened the candidates announced as
aforesaid shall be ballOtted for 4; the
name of each person voting shall be
written on list at the time of voting,
no person being allowed to vote more
than once for each office.
Third. After the polls are closed the
board shall proceed To count the votes
that each candidate received, and make
out the returns accordingly, to be Ger
tilted to by the Judge and attested by
the clerks.
Fourth. The Judge Tor one of the
clerks appointed by the judge of the
respective election districts, shall meet
at Graybill's Hail, IN Mitin:own, on
Monday following the primary meet
ings, at | O'Clock T. N. having the re-
turn, aud list of tre voters, and
count the votes, and the person having
the highest number of votes for any
Office shall be declared the regular nom
inee of the Republican party.
F,ffi. II any two OF more persons
have az equa! number Of votes for the
same office, the judges shall proceed
to ballot for its choice, the person hav
ing the highest humber to be The nom
inee.
Sirth The return judges shall be
competent to reject, BY a majority, the
returns from any election district
where there is evidence of fraud, either
in the returns, or otherwise, 10 tie er
tent Of the frauds committed.
Sereath. No person shall be perHlit-
ted to vote proxies.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-08-05

Special examinations viii D. held in the
school house al Mifiiiniown. on the l1ih,
l7lh ard -lth da,s of october.
Applicants must pass an examination IA
an the branches required b. Law, namcly /:
OrihsgraI hy, Reading. Writing, Mental aud
Written Arithmetic, 6eogrJphy, GFammIr, +,
q. ; History. and Theory OF Trachiag.-
They shosh provide themselves with wri-
ting materials; and apply for examination
in the respective districts in which they in
teni to teach: Directors should insist upon
this, and, if possible, attend the ezam.ns-
tions. The standard Of qualifications OF
last fan will be maintained. Examinations
viii begin at y A. NJ. Director, and pa
rents are invited 20 s;te,i.
D. F. ROBfS ON,
su-5 Cornry Superintendent.
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LIST of Jurors.

GRAND JuRoRs-SEPT. SESSION, 1874.
Mifimtown-J Huzzlri.
Fcrmanagh-Samuel Bell, Joshua PGf-
fenberger.
walker-Henry Moist, Samuel Acaeen,
C. b Watts.
Faye,te-John St-ayer.
D-lavsrc-Ge0rye King.
Nunros-John Amcy.
Sus Iuehllnt- II K Beale, VIM Chupp.
Gil'ori-Jdcob Anshey, Abraham Part
ner, II II SHyder. john Waldsm!th.
TCrbett-S 4 KOOns.
Spruce Hi,I-1 W Davis. J 7 G Long.
Beaie-Atrarl BrJ.b,lker. jesse Nicholas.
Tuscaro-a-Geo-ge Bea.e, John Wilson.
..ack-D d SpanOgie.
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED.

The immense circulation Of TIE CirisfiaH
UHi0a has been buiii sp by gciirs ca.uasssrs.
No other publication compares wiih q tor
quick 1ad profitable returns The public
eagerness f~I Mrs stoves new story. the
popularity Of the PAPER, the ffirE'iiv sup
port cf thousands oi old subscribers. the
@rtisiic prvuiigIas Tor ImEIsiiais dsi.rary.
hgh, outfit and ec-p!r;r :. Instructions" .
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tor terms, or send - Tor chrorso outit O.
J. B. FORD & co. New YosS, Boston.
Cincinnati % San FrAncisce-
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"YoUTHFuL simplicity is beautiful,
but it may become exasperatiog. n
Sunday School teacher, wishing his
pupils TO have clear idea Of faith,
illustrated it thus "IIere is an apple
You see il, and therefore know IT is
there but when | Place it under this
tes- cup you hare faith that it is there,
though you no lcng.r see il" The
lads seemed TO understand perfectly,
and the next time the teacher asked
them, "W hat is faith - they answered
with one accord, "Au apple under a
teseup."
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The North .3msr,caa ssys, 4" the
depth Of water in the Delaware river
AT Philadelphia is fifty-seven feet"
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4 sea monster was captured about D
miles ont from Atlantic City, on Sat
uriay. 1t is in general appearance
like the turtle species, with head
like a COW, si,h White spots on the
head II is SIX feet long aud five feet
vide, and weighs 700 pounds.
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Ne,c Advertisements.
TrlalLI,t for sept. Term. 1874.

/. William C. Porter VS.. The Sunbury s.
Lewis;own Railroad Company. No. Is,
Sept term, 1874.
2. Michael Rager VS.. Sunbury h Lewis
town Railroad Company. No. 10, Sept.
term, 1874.
8. Charles Romich vs. Sunbury 4 Lewis
town Railroad Company. No. ~, Sept.
term, 1874.
I. D. WALLIS, Preh'y.
PRorHoscrAnr's OFFICE. !
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Notice TO Taxpayers.

NOTICE Is hereby given that al persons
~ paving their state and County Tax on
OF before the list day OF September, 1874,
viii be allowed an abatement OF six per
ceat. on the sane. BY order OF the Com
TslsslOners.
JAMES DIEM, Clerk.
Commissioners Once, Misliin-
town, Mas IL, 1874.
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Republican County Commit
Zee Meeting.
PRIMARY ELECTIoN-TEE SYSTEM IN
DER WHICH WE VOTE.

In pursuance If a previous call the
Republican County ommittee met at
Wits hotel, in Mift!ntcwn, on Satur-
day. July IS, 1871
On motion j X. Robson was elect
cd hairmau, and hiai }. B. Thomp-
son Secretary of the Committee pro
ten
On taking the chair Col. Robson re
ferred 10 a feeling manner to the death
OF our late Chairman, Mr.. Michael
Hoffman, when on molten q. y. Smith,
of Delaware, was chosen Chairman OF
the Committee for the balance of the
term.
GA motion J. b. Thompson was elec-
ted Secretary cf the Committee for the
balance Of the term.
Oa motion it was resolved that the
Primary Elections be held on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1874,
aud that the return judges meet on the
following MONDAY, { Aug. 3lstl at
O'Clock P N, in Graj bills Hall, Niiiiln-
town, to count the votes for the differ
ent candidates
Ga molten II vas resolved that the
Committee recommend a strict afhe-
renee to the rules Of the party as to
the announcement Of candidates.
No other business appearing, the
Committee adjourned
&. y. SMITH, Chairman.
j. Is TuoMpsoE. &ecrelarY.
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ry,HE Beatty 81 Plot;s celebrated Gofien
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Late editor of the Tsmaqua CosrIsr, now at
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BEATTY = PLOTrS,
! Washington. y. j.
! DANIEL r. BEATTY. sDwASn PLorr..
! AJril 29-ly