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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15
West Randolph.

The suit for alleged nal practice
brought by Geo, Hayward Of So.
Royalton vs.. Drs. c. L. Stewart, NJ.
l.. Scott and G. d. Blanchard of this
village has been withdrawn
Mrs. Laura Brown Ordway, who
sued 4. Is. Bachelor for breach of
promise Of marriage, calling for Sl0,-
900 with which to bind up her broken
heart, has again sued him for an as
salllt and attempt at rape. She has
also sued a Mr.. Uriah Battles, Of
Bralntree, for defamation of character,
alleging the injury TO be Of the value
of three thousand dollars. Mr.. Bat
ties is nearly 70 years OF age, and
ought to have let the ':dear little
charmer" alone.
Y. 7. Butterield has brought suit
against Chester Brown, for slandering
his daughter, laying heavy damages
We expect a new batch within few
days but don't know whose time it is
yet. Surely, West Randolph should
consolidate with Chicago Or Brooklyn,
then nothing but scandal need be
thought Of
ID, p. Ring has sold out his tail
oring business TO young man named
Fullam, who comes highly recon-
mended by Geo. w. Blodgett, who
formerly carried on the business here.
B. f. Chadwick has fitted up on
Main street an elegant restaurant,
where good square understanding
hot-can be had at all hours.
Williams has purchased the meat
business from Robinson & Sanford
and alse that of j. L. Moses, and has
consolidated both at the old Moses
stand.
L. u. McWain, for long time
director Of the choir at the Christian
church, IS soon to remove to Keene,
n. Ii.
"A Baptist church is to be built
on the old Weston place, Main street,
next season. The village will then
have five churches.
"A grand prize ball is to come off
at the Mansion house hall, Friday eve,
18th inst, when hundreds of dollars
worth of presents will be distributed
among the patrons.
Peter Kelley, of West Braintree,
was arrested by officer Bass, on a
charge of adultery, aud at a hearing
last week was bound up in 500 for
his appearance, but not being able to
secure the amount he is now at Chel-
sea an inmate of the "Home for the
friendless.' d.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15
Ludlow.

Ludlow.
we learn that the Methodists
purpose to dediclte their new church
about the 22d inst. The building is
very tastefully finished inside, has a
furnace to heat 1t, is to have a steel
bell from Cincinnati, and is by far the
prettiest church in town.
We are informed that Swain and
his family have left town. Swain is
the man who claimed to have pur-
chased the deceased meat of Minor.
Report has it that Mrs. Swain told
parties that there was nothing to the
meat story, only Swain got it up to
get rid OF paying for the meat and
furthermore, it is alleged that the
Swain family is rather scaly. All we
know about the meat was what Swain
told us and showed us. and any per-
son would pronounce the meat unfit
to use. We do not know where
Swain got the meat Gazette.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15

BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAzINE FOR
JANUARY.-Thc January number of
Ballous Magazine is excellent, the
best we have seen for some time. In
addition to its first class engravings
we see that NJ. Quad of the Detroit
Free Press gives us the first install
ment Of his thrilling story, which will
run for several months. 1t is humor
Gus and pathetic, and will add to the
reputation of this live author. Pub.
lished by Themes e. Talbot, 23 Haw-
ley Street, Boston, and for sale at all
the news depots in the country. On
ly $3.50 per year and Is cents single
number.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15
Chester.

Chester.
Tuesday evening, Dec. 2l8t, the
Chester House Hall, II. II. Ingraham,
proprietor, will resound to the strains
Of Peabody's Quadrille Band, and the
shuttle of the merry dancers as they
trip lightly through the many mazes
Of the enchanting waltz. The occa-
sion is announced as the 9TH annual
Ball Of 70 semitic Engine Co., No.
1. II will be tirst,class in all respects.
Full bill 5000. \ general invitation
is extended.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15

In Rutland, large numbers Of
workmen are out of employment
Many of them are thopping wood for
thirty cents day and board, and good
mechanics cant find work at all. In
a few days, one hundred men are to
discharged from the marble quarries
in West Rutland.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15
oayenesiSh.

AS Mr. Alphonso Sargent was
unyoking his oxen one stormy, windy
day, the off one shook his head furi-
ously, striking his sharp horn up into
the nose of Mr.. S. with such force as
to drive it through the side Of it, in
tlicting for the time at least, a painful
aud bloody wound.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15
South Woodstock.

The Ladies OF 50 nth Woodstock,
assisted by Geo, NJ. Clark and Hank
White will hold their annual Lovee.
Wednesday, Dec. %. y drama en-.
titled the "Chimney Corner will be
rendered with Clark and White in
the leading parts. 1t closes with u
supper and dance. Music, Hawkins
band and a good time expected.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15
Bryant 81 Davis have purchased

Bryant e. Davis have purchased
the Sumner saw mill at Hartland thor
oughly renovated the same, and are
now prepared for biz. Our friend,
Norman s. Bryant who for several
years was foreman Of Mr.. Wood
ward $ mill in Woodstock, has owned
several mills, and will do good job
for you at any time Give him Il call
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15

Hartlanl.
This week is week of balls.
Tuesday night ball comes off at the
the grange hall, 4 Corners, with the
Woodstock Quadrille band for music.
Friday night one comes off at the Pa
Wilton House. The Union Quadrille
band Of Plainheld n. H., will furnish
music. A good time is expected.
The old folks concert that came
off on the evening of the 18th was a
success in every way. Some 400 peo-
pie were present, and all had nice
time.
The grangers had little shake
down at the 4 Corners last Friday
night, at the grange hall. L. A.
Shedd played the fiddle, and told them
when to balance up to partners.
In conversation with temper.
ance brother q short time since, he
made the remark that wine was
the invention Of the devil, aud that
people of olden times did not drink
it SO as to become tipsy. If our
friend will take his bible and turn to
the book Of Genesis 9th chapter, 20
and 2lst verses, he will find that No
all. soon after he came out of the ark,
made wine and drank so much that
he became drunken. How is that for
high.
Our friend, Charley Petrie, at
North Harsland, one day last week
sold goods to the amount of SITS.
--Mitt says that he is going up to
North Hartland and put up nice no.
tel. We know that Mitt will do it,
for he is a fine old democratic gentle
man, and then again he is like the
good old woman, who never told lies.
The poet Montgomery tells us
that
Night is the time to pray;
Our Saviour oft withdrew
To desert mountains far away,
So will his followers do;
But some of the people in this Chris
tian community, say that night is the
time to get tight, and play the devil
generally. Behold the contrast Our
rowdies are far ahead of the poet in
regard to wisdom.
One day last week, as Fred l..
Carter, who is at work in the factory
at North Hartland, jumped to get
hold of the elevator, he went down
with the elevator and he got caught
and tore the flesh from bis arm severe.
ly.
Miss E. B. Kelley gave temper
ance lecture at the Methodist church,
last Sabbath, and at the close about
eighty signed the pledge.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15
Wlmds0r Co. Ne7vs.

p5- The price Of The SPIRIT OF THE AeEi
one Dolla. and Fify Cents a gear to Ma
Subscribers, and ,75to Village Subscribers
serred by the Carrier. fnot paid IN adUance
30 GEMS ezra lrill be charged in each ease
office Subscribers same as MailSubscrtberS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-12-15
esueclace,

esuechce,
The building OF the Queckee de
pot is progressing slowly.
There are about IS scholars in
attendance at the present term OF our
district School.
Gushing & Abbott have received
their rev stock Of goods ; they are of
an excellent quality, generally, and
have been marked down to surprising
low fglres. They advertise to sell at
cost aud It's quite evident that they
mean "biz.
Gushing d Abbotts receipts
from Mondays trade they claim to
have been $4,000. They are having
customers from Windsor, Hartland,
and other towns, all of which goes to
prove that advertising pays.
-Delaine Sharp, in the employ of
Cushing & Abbott, has rendered many
and decidedly marked improvements
in and about the store. Mr.. S., also
proves exactly the right man tor the
place, as clerk he can handle more
goods, and arrange them in better
order, in Il given time, than any other
man.
The Sunday evening services at
the church were fully attended and
afforded much interest.
Our merchants are laying in a
fine stock Of goods for the holidays.
--Cankerrash las made its appear
ance. There have been four cases, SO
far; mostly Of a very mild form
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27
Sffiee b er @asette
&o. 442 @aiuarafe, ,lpiiaen 4. u. s.

rSlbeter 3eItllug" pou ei,,sm renommir.
ten Sanbuirt5e iolsenSe Mittbe;lunaen aes
ms4t: Die Ssliaaten iteben iait allsntbaI.
ben oiirftlg, obidon bic meiite Saat in,
Sribiabr umgeafert lit. Sie beiten ge.
ltdnSe iiebt man nod in Wetlsnburs, a6er
aud bort iinben iid pirtlid) bcirieoisenoe
nur gan; pereim,elt. Der Jogssn itebt
I'M NascTreicen ie weiter mad 9toroen beis
ler. Rdbise Seitdnoe ;eissu iid piele unb
ltle3te au6 auf beiIerem 9oocn nidt iel.
ten. Sm mittlersn Ssutidlano bat Der
stOssen eine siinitsere Slatbs;sit sebabt
ais bel uus unb in Der Mfart, no uSbrenn
SerIelben uieIiad beftise 8inpe, ielbis
Stilrme berri9ten uno OIL manbsn Steuen
aud sewaItise Gesensiiiie uortamsn. Sm
@an;en werSen bic ssoadtsn Sdnoer on
6uSer;abl nur cine mdbise StOssenernte
MAIDEN. Der @ei;en basssers itebt I'M
mittleren OeutI6lanS i'm gllsemeineu bel.
Ter als peiter na9 ltorSen gu. GdSne
SsitdnSe iiebt man ieoud audi in Jranten,
III 5biirinsen uno i'm Nnbaltiiden nur iels
ten. Medlenburs biirits in oieiem Sabre.
mas bic 3abl Der 6uber bstriiit, nur balh
10 pisl ernten ais I'M uorissn Sabre. Soma
mertorn itebt, no es irsenb ieiu Nedt sea4
triest bat, gang beionbers in 5ranfen,
Sadien unS Sbirinsen. iosar uorsiisIid.
!9isr iiebt man aud idOne Grbienbeitdube,
'uel9e BEL uns aud in bieiem Sabre fat
pSais ieblen. susseseidnst iteben fat
auentbalben Sartoiisln unO 9tiibenarten.
pornebmlid bic 3udsrribs. &lee 1T beis
nabe iiberaa mebr oSer minSer miBratben
Der ySieienwads 1T basescu fat aIIsrorts
beirieSisenb. auf Sen Sisb,osipen lit trce
Ses reidliden Resens oas @ras isbr tnapp.
Nrbeitsfrdfte iinb in Sieism Sabre i'm mitts
leren ScutidIanb etuas biliser unS lei6e
ter su baben, ais wdbreno Der lettusrFoiIes
nen Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27
AusidMoif&e 2snnofAa,s.

Ole wirtbi@aitIiden 3uitdnbe
Deutidlanbs iimb berart, Sab man bort
trot Der MiQiarben aui oas e4limmite
sefaBt iein mub. Mit iteisa,ber 8eiorss
nib Gebt bic Resier,,ns isSem neueu Suars
talsAusweis lber bic Ginnabmen uuS s(uss
sabsn sntsesen unS iinSet. bab bic San.
Selsbiians bes Ssuti@en Rei9es ii4 tdsli4
unsanitiser seitaltet, baB bic Ginfnbr Der
iremSen 9dnber in itetissr Sunabms be.
sriken ii unS eisene Mnsiubr pom Gag ~
Tag iiat. Die tOloiialen 1sebrsinrabusn
Der Veriabre iinb sei@wunSen unb i4on
beute itsbt Is felt baB Die Staotsmai9inerie
am Cube Der Sabres elm ni&t unbebeutsnbes
Defeat aufsapeiien bat. Oieies uns Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27
dubuque Soma, 0iemdag oeu ~ Sui 1S7ouE umm 2O9 81
Den Sdut,olluern ipieIt bic

Den SdutsOlImern ipielt BIZ
Ebilabelpbia @cltausiteuuns eincn b0ier
Streid. Die 2eiter Der MusiteQuns bat:
ten betanntlid uerlanst, bas bic europdi:
i6en 5abritanten, wel9e bic 8aaren fiji,
bic Centennial AlsiielIums bierberi9idten,
nidt ben uripriinsIiden Ereis bieier ansc:
ben biirften, ionber, baB Ser Yrcis, mie
er nit Dem 3ouaniatc gu iteben fomut gu
be,ei6uen iei. Die 9lbiidt NOR tIar, iis
uollten Dem Solte feline 0slesenbeit se6en,
iid nit eisenen Ausen uon Dem S9uinbel
81 iiber;eusen, ser burd ben Sdut,oll nit
ibm sctriebcn miro. Oas paBte aber nae
tiirIid ben Nusitellern ni6t. Sieie moQen
Mibe unb Soften nidt umionit baben, iie
wollen bier einen Martt lu1cn. Oess
balls Iiest ibuen baran, gu ,eiseu, gu mel.
9em uirfli6sn Greiie iie ibre 6abritate ,l
lieieru i'm Stanbe iinS. Gle erfldrten
besbalb, bic @cltausitelluns iiberbaupt
ni4t bei6iden 81 poQen, wenn iene 0es
itimmuns niGt aufsebobsn uiirbe. sSobl
ober libel muBten bic Gennipluanicr nad.
seben, uno bic Nusiteuuns mag iest aud
bas @ute brinsen. baB fie Dem Sol.e bier
bic suse 0firet un6 Der sebre pom ireien
6anSel cine Msnse neuer Nnbduser gu.
fabrt. Die sluSiteuuns pirb. wenn rid.
tis benutt, cine seweltise @aiie in Der
!5anb Der Greibdnoler weroen, es uirS ues
nisitens bann nidt mebr i9mer ,uer6en bas
llniinnise oes boben sdut,oas su bemeiien.
CUR Gbre Der irlanbiiden tatbolii6en
@Idtter mub es seiast uerben, baB iie bic
8rutalitdt Die iid elm !6aufe irii9er &auf.
bolSe obnc Trouoeation seseniber einer
rubig beimtebrenSen aus Msdnneru. ssrauen
un6 Ginbsru beitcbsnSen OsislIidait, Die
ben l2. SuIi, ben sSabrestas Der S9ladt
am @osen, seieisrt batten. gu Sdulben
tommen liebsn, in Sen itartiten @orteu
uerbammten unb oas polite Straimab fir
bic llcbeltbdter uerlauscn.
Ger befannte 2uitidiffer Oos
naloion, melder nit Dem Sarnum'iden
Cirrus in Serbmcuns itebt, iubr Oonners
tag lester SSod)e uon Chicago in @eslci.
tuns zines 3eitunssrporters in sinem Sals
Ion aui unS lit ieitSem nidJt mebr scieben
uorSsn. Gs mar am Sage bes Muiiteis
gems iebr i9wiil uno Nbcnbs itiirn,iid. Die
Mannidait zines Sdiiies fab BEN @uaOu
bidt Iser Ben Midisan Gee binitreiden,
,poraui er ieSod pieOer in Die {>S9e ities.
bic ueridieoeniten giadridtsn sinsen felt
iener 3eit ibcr SaS Zoos bes 8allons nm,
baS lette, paS mir erfabren, ut, baB Der
Ballon nit leerem 8orbe melt nSrblid in
Canada seieben morSeu iein iou, mas
i&lieben lieBe. baB bic beiben SniaBen IT.
SemSmo uer,insliidt ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27
aus3ns aus Den telegraph. grpsft,n.
q 70 Bbritannien.

9onbou, 10. Suli. Son Sen geams
ten, luelde Der giirsermeilter pon 9onSon
&. bem uon ibm bemnddit gu sebenoen ins
ternationalen 6eiteiien einseIaoen bate.
baben bic 5olsenben suseiast Die Erdisfs
ten Der Oepurtements Ias:Se,galais unb,
Ser Seine, ,lnS Der Eoli,eipraiett pon ga.
ris; bic giirsermeiiter uon Calais, gors
beaur, Geni, Rom, Surin, 6loren;, Gbris
itiania, Bottom, Quebec, @riiiel, ant,per.
pen unb Amiter6am.
Siebensebn Der Ginselaoenen babsn nod,
ni3t BON iid b0ren laiien unb swan,is bas
ben abselebnt, barunter idmmtlide Oents
ide.
Spanien.
Ma6rib, 10. Suli. Die GarIiiten
baben bic Belaseruns pon YuiscerSo anfs
seboben.
SIrtei.
2onbon, 10. Sxli. Ger Mufrubr in
Der 9ersesOwina III ni9t 10 unbebeutenb,
ME bic bObe Eiorte i'm binsuite llen benabs
mar. Die pon ibm ,ur gerubisuns bes
prouins ausseianbten GommiiIdre baben
ben 0robpesier telesrapbii3 bena9ri9tist,
SaB lie ni&ts ausri@ten f0nnen. Oie Gm.
pSruns eritredt ii@ Uon Woitar, Der 6aupts
itabt Der !0erseSowina, bis an Dalmatien
unS ilbli@ bis beinabe mad Nasuia. umS
bic AsiitdnSii&en bebroben Seben nit Sem
GoSe. Der ii& ibnen ani&Iiebt. Die Com,
mindre ratbsn Sesbalb sur ioiortisen abe
ienbuns pom Nilitdr.
Oeutf4lanb.
2onbon, 81. SaIi. Gin Telesramm
Don 8ien iast: rGs psrIautet, Sab Subs
lamb unb Deuti&IanS bsabii&tisem, I'M
sanftisen SABRE eiuen sroben GbeiI i5res
Militdrs su .beurlauben. Cine bieTas
(a0iener) 3eituns ,nipit an Sieies gerii@a
bic 9oiinuns, baB Oeiterreid Sieiem gei=-
ipiele folsen unS oabur9 ben gemeis lie
fern mSss, baB elm SdnbniB Der brei 9oi..
Ter AUDI Sa et~aS gut lei.
Nhn4en, FL. Slli. Der llltron,on.
tame Baron Zoe 1T 'pesem bodperrdtberis
ider Spra3s, beren er ii& in elmer i'm or
tober bss Sabrss 1873 seboltenen Reoe 81.
Oient, su is9s MOnatea gsfansniB perurs
tbeilt worosn. m
9r. Sisl pom Nsin@ensr .9aterlanbs
wuroe beute ms @efdnsnib absslabri, nm
ieine auf 10 Mona'e lautsnSe etraf. ats
sufsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27
greise der Anzsigen.
Ssssn 3Ua Ter spalts per Satr..... .staoe
, & Mraase. ...............S 7Oo,
% ,, ..................S A.0O

Socaf. Wotj,en.
urter 3dleu Sreritr wtrbsn ni&s anstupmmeH .NS>
ts Seils Srtrier rser tertn aaum sas t. gQat 10 gss
tis dtRsn Niaie Gents.
ssratbs. unt 1rtssanssissn mi. esruS $3.50. sIas,
Spsut AGO. ".
Gusrdrtise aaseisen maHsn ssraastsatl rerbea.
gn;eissu fir Tienies artterien lldssele ,e ale tsn
esife str !ait. &irSs iarssr Rnssn tsint axinatme
aae Nnseisen ienbe man ipdteitena
2aentaS 2Horsen Elm.
9s6- .Ar6eiteu aGer Art prompt nna 6iais
anssefi9rt.
Sffieeber @a;ette
No. 442 Raiuarake. ,Iuii&en 4. u. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-07-27

gn;dssn fir Tisnes, qrtsrien 0lidssiels ,t ale ts
esies sr :aib. 3irSs iiritsr Rnssn isns axfnsbms.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-09
Riots in the Coal Region.

Appearances in the Anthracite coal region
last week indicated that the troubles by the
miners had about terminated. A large
number had gone TO work, and there was
a prospect Of a general resumption of work.
The appearance was good as far as it reach
ed, bu, it did not reach far enough. When
the men who wished to work commenced
to do SO, others organized to prevent them
from doing SO, as may be learned from de-
spatches. At Mahony City early on the
morning of the Srd inst, an immense mob
of miners from the Luzerne region, num-
bcring probably 1000 men, appeared and
stopped all the collieries. The Sheriff and
posse were fired on. lie had ordered the
riotcis te disperse and go 10 their homes.
One ct their chiefs replied they could not
drive them away, at the sams time d man
was observed some distance away in large
tree. He fired upon the sheriff twice with
a large navy revolver, but missed his mark.
The firing then became general, the rio;ers
pouring vollsy of hre on the small band OF
citizens, who were outnumbered twenty to
one, the miners having the advantage Of
being above the citizens on the hillside
Two hundred shots were fired by both par
ties. The sh,riff, finding himself over
powered, retired to the town end rcergan-
lied his force generally, the citizens ,oun-
to h..s
brough, into requisition. He also tcle-
grapiicd for military aid.
Governor lartranft was ,clegraphed to at
wiliamsport, whittier he had gone to at
tend the Reserves Reunion. The Cover
nor, by despatch, directed General Sicg-
fried, at Pottsville, to call ont the military
in case the sheriff found himself unable to
disperse the mob. Troops in other sections
of the State were ordered to hold them
selves in readiness. Two companies from
Potts,illc were at once sent to Mahoney
City. At their approach the mob SUNK
swsy. The troops have been detailed for
duty a. three coal breakers. A citizens
patrol reconnoiters the town. Tne Office of
the Western Union Telegraph Company is
protected by a guard. ....--..
At Shenandoah the raiders publicly made
threats 10 burn the town and compel men to
stop work il they made another attempt to
resume. An attempt was made to throw
the evening passenger train from the track
between Shenandoah and Mxhoney Plane
By placing railroad sills on the track. @
At Mount Carmel, William Schwenck 4
Co.'s colliery was entirely destroyed by fire
!, Was fired by mob of nearly one hun
dred. The loss is not known. D--
An attempt was made TO burn J. Hollis
hotel. The lire MAS discovered in tin,e TO
save the bailting. Coal oil was found
thrown arcuni On the premises. There is
much uneasiness. The force Of watchmen
at the breakers is being increased. i
Since the troops have occupied the tur.
bulent territory comparative quiet is re-
stored, aud speedy resumption Of wc-k is
locked for,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-09
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
JANUARY 18th, 1875.

JANUARY lsth, ios0-
Tram, ieare Huri,burg as Joiior,:
For New York at 90, 8 10 a. M. 2 90 and
- 40 p. m.
For Philadelphia at 90, 10, 8 A. an.
4 W and 80 p. IN.
Fer Reading Al ) 20, S 10, 9 4s a. m, 2W.
3 30 and 40 p M
For PottsviIls at 30, g 10 Il. II. and so
p. m. ahd via SehuylkiiI 4 SusqGehanna
Branch at 40 p. IN.
For Allentown at 90 10 a. m. 200.
80 and 40 p. m
The ) 2O, s 10 a. m. = 90 and - 40 D. M.
trains have through cars for New York.
The lO a. IN. and OOp. N. trains have
through cars for Phiiadclphla.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at . 20 a. m.
For Allentown and way stations at 20a. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at io p nj.
Trans for Harrsbuyg isare as .foiiou,
Leave New York at % a. H., u 10 3 Is
and = - p. ,cI
Leave Phaplelphia at . Is a. ~, 40 and
90 p. m.
Leave Reading at 30, 30, IL 20 a. NJ,
20, 8 10 and 10 Is p. m.
Leave Pottsville at 5 IS, 90 a. m. and 4 80
p. me- snd via SohuyIkill and Susque-
hanna Branch al & % a. m.
Leave Allentown at 2 30, 80, so g. n,
IL p, 80 and s i5 p. m.
The 30 a. m. train from Allentown and
the 30 a. IA. train from Reading do not
run on Mondays.
SUND-iYS.
Leave New York at 5 10 p. N.
Leave Philadelphia at ~ p M
Leave Res1ing at 4 30, 40 a. ID. and iO
Is p. -.
Leave Allentown at sos. m. md IS p n
'pic Arru and Esser Raiirosi
JOHN z. WOOTTEN,
Csrs-ss S.r:rfsfrtisis.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-09

INTELLIGENCE from the West in re-
gard to the grasshoppers, If true, ,ndi-
cate that maggot is destroying the III
sect that has caused the heart of all
the West to quake with fear. A de-
spatch relative to this point, says: dr
Dunkee and Stout. extensive farm
ers near Fort Scott, Kansas, have re.
Gently examined by dissection large
numbers of grssshoppers, and found
that about three-fourths OF them con-
tanned a we'll developed live mssgot,
which they are confident will soon ex-
terminate the pest in this country. In
further proof of the existence of this
maggot, Dunkee ard Stout say the
large piles of grasshoppers which they
killed were almost Immediately sliye
with maggots." 80. ss- l.ef' ~. So