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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-03
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

INSTRUMENTATION ny PAeE-siYth column
r1et6siS,h eSl1mn'
B B9AARRPEk kS Dbda column
BROOKLYN EsAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srvrsrH
BBggssIINMEss 9PPoMTG STrIEs-Nrsru. PAer
ely REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-SESESrH fHoE-Flnh
cLERKs AND sALEsNEN-srvrsru P4cr-FOurth
%SD sen
ooAsT%isE 'SsTTRHHMsHIps-srcosD pAcr-Flrst and
rop . seeSna e eeqmns 49,
COUNTRY BoARD~sEdOSD PAsE-Fourth column.
bwEnsSa UIsF FsGr T9 cpgRNi AND
EuRoFFII
P,GgszP SSq%n
klNANCIAL-NINTH iAcE.
SRn& TO
~, sExEErH rAcE-sixth column
hELP WANTED @FEGALEsNsTvESTnI " PAor-rhird
HELP Northumberland PAor-FOurth col
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.-FrRsr PAcr-rhird and
fourth columns.
HOUSES, ROOMS &C, wAkTED-sTcoSD PAcE-Fthh
iioN1Elesr PAon--secOnd column.
LrCIuRE sEAsoN-FIRsT PAGE-Fifth column
r Faerfifst dS sSun;
sARss PAG5Tsixth cSu%n
MATRIMoNIAL-sEcoND PAGE-Fourth column
MILLlNkHY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Sec-
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGE
Sixth column.
huSlCAL-fIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-Slxth column.
PERsONAl--tIRsr PAGE-Flrst column
rlANOFORTEs, ORGANS, &c-FIRsT PAcR-Fifth col
POST OFFICE NoTICE-FIRsr PAoE-second column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
Rem I-sEvENTH PAGE-Fifth column.
REAL ESTATE 40 EXCHANGE-SEvEHTH PAGK-Fifth
column.
REAL EaTATE wANTED-sEvENrH PAGE-Fifth col
REWARDS-FlRsr PAGE-First column.
SALES AT AUCTION-Fmsr PAGE-Fourth and fifth
columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
First, second and third columns.
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
Third and Fourth columns.
SPECIAL NoTICES-FIRsr PAcE-First and second COL
umns.
sPoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS &c-FRsr PAex-rhird
column.
sTokAGk-FIRsr PAcE-Flfth column.
THE TRADE SEVENTH PAGE-Fith column.
HE TUkF-FiRsT PAGR-Thlrd column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Filth column
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEcoSD PAGE-Second and third
columns
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
sEyENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-sEcoND PAGE-Third col
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-FIRsT PAcE-Sixtb column
KESICHESlER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEvENTH PAGE-Flith column
tACHTs, STEAMBOATS,, &C-FIRsr PAGH-Second col
umn.
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DENTISTRY.

CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH IN THREE
N hOurs-lmpresiO1 ia the forenoon, teeth In the
afternoon ihrty.ourih street, near srOidway an /
Sixth avenue. Coral ruDDer, very strong; nesn
gOL SETS putna set whaleDone rubber sets PlunporA
upeu ffOnts lap Lttgrs Lip Depressers Rsaulators 4;
Nitrous oxide mechanical dentistry lake CREAM "a
Grand stree terry or ixth aveuu, ears Or BrJa
Way cara Get of at lnirty. tourta street,
kkW8k0UGA. lie WsH Thirky-feufth street.
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LEGAL NOTICEs.

NOTICE.
IN TO Abraham Robinson son Of james Robinson,
ute oil Old Hail. near Brunicy, the county of La nca
shire Englnnd, farmer ana nephew OF Mrs Mary smith
late OF BackpoO IL the said county of who
died tie 3J day of January ana 10 the on Id ur
children OF the said Abraham Robinson ii any
Notice hereby gwen that by the will the snid Mary
smIth legacy has been lett the SAID Abraham Ron
inson, or 10 his child or children It lie or they will
communicate with u.s. the UNDERMINED the necessar "
steps VIII lie taken Tor paying the said legacy 60 the
tory proof OF identity. ~
Dated this 10Th day OF March, 1875
CHARUL ~ sON FINCH
BlackpoOl Lancashire EnQiand
Solicitors for the Executors OF SAID Mary smith.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty 10 hours to purchasers 10
test warranlees
Horses Carriages harness. Blankets Robes, &C., always
hand at private sale.
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Take the University place cars.

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR
house, 10 TO 20 THIRTEENTH STREET,
near University place.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A UCrIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL & K CARNEY,
n liz and liz EAST THIRTEENrH rkEEr,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE
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HORSES. UAKK1Aens. &C.

A UCIION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
II date Johnston 4 Van TasselD.
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Is to As hours trial on horses warranted sound.
PARTIAL CATALOGUE or rHIs DAYS CUES
DAO SALE. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ROAD Observation-Disclosures dark bay Ham.
harness and under saddle free from vice; not
afraid o. anything: extra tne proud high step /
most beautiful and attractive roadsters IN the !
SET G sIHphRiNTyi; ya GI,g ss sGpnd.
slDE-BAK ROAD WAGON weighs 100 pounds, by
ELEGANT FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT, sorrel
horse, Kentucky bred. 10 hands. years. kind !
driven IN city and country for past year by a
pes t hS1 aS r SI IN sysry re
only ~ on n. account OF owner going to Europe
SETS SET CoS yPer H Az made to order;
soRREI n RoAb nIs nearly new by Fred Eyere;
IN ali harness es rSe rom vice has every gait
road hoe Is not has ossn o u.Ga S
can drive him; thoroughly reliable horse tor
TOP ROAD %XaoS, in i good order. by Brewster
soRREL TRorTING HORSE. lsk hands, 8 years:
aS IN al r harness Tree from wee trotted on
trot i'll minutes any time; not afraid OF any
thing; any one can drive hun; good, reliable
WaGSs new by couse
TEAM BAY CARRIAGE HORSES. lSl4 hands, 8 and
good, stylish. free drivers; not afraid Of any
tning; good reliable team Tor any use; war
ELEGANT TURNOUT SEAT DOG CART. pole and
Sna1tS, DIV u. ID. BreWSter &C.
BLACK HORSE pony buiit), Iok hands, 9 years
KIND III all harness: free from Vice has been
used to express wagon tn trough good
worker; sold only Tor want of use set Harness,
e.. also
LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON In good order
BLACK HOR T. 10 hands, years old kind in all
harness; free from vice. good road family
horse for general use any one can drive him;
not afraid OF anything sold for want OF use set
Harness, &c. also
TOP ROAD WAGON. In good order
TWENTY OTHER HORSES. Description tms of
sale, at
ARCH J0HNSTON'S Mart 10 to Is Thirteenth street
near University place. WEATHER NEVER IN
TEkFcRES WITH OUR SALES.
SALE COMMENCES AT ID O,CI OCK
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Rooi"'o' NAM sixteenth street and Broadway
pSsSss p s4S ses @ asa fiaE BoHe
sp sSGa oERH BoTf
M9HPA9 1@SSs snd eSns FsRffzHEx
Third week and ePornoas hit Of the famous
iGs1SSf 5 .SS 81. Ss 1ix R2 S NIGHT
In act 2 the Partisan Grotesque Quadrine,
p dS vnesS by ladies' Of unsureassed oea9ty
MErRoroTssT,ASx N TH r. EsS.Dw.v
VIM. PASTOR NJ B. LEAvfTT Lessee: ard Managers
MADAME F RFS4 2Ef EMIL Gn1SE My IGpE
THE NEW WlE hoSS SqSHPH
KING sARBRo The v1TDIs sisIERs.
e: ss S''S; &Ssss ss sSs;y sR Rn
aI'hS'c HRd AT
WOODS MUSEUM ,vo SECOND WEEK
EVENING AT 8, AFTERNOON Ar2
the SsfaNs MURRAY in his great
Mr. c. W. Ef BAR fht CRIME;
GUssfs De : FoRREsr ' THE GALLowa
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN TONIGHT.
SpNNEs NIGHTS GoEsEkTs
SkAN1 Hs N5aP
Gi9LoNcELLo oBLIGATo by Mr. ca. HEMANN1
oyERIIEE, cOr!olan, op. e.
OVERTURE, Leonora No. s.
fTEkisa 4ARc II Ruins OF Athens, Op liz
AAdmissi9rn on 80 cents boxes 81 and 81 49,. .
nsyag aS
be admitted on after Tuesday Augusts.
GILMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN
ri MOST MAGNIFfoESP PGa aSpsN IN THE WORLD
n r oicl nv
FoRaERs AM VI iOO re-"
THE greatest s;1 j, fTf SEyq ooRsrr1sr
who will appear every evening aud render Of the
rRoGR1nGs FOR fRf5 TGEs6HY1 EVENING.
Introducing the Austrian Hymn "'''Hi''sf
concSrt Walt Return 10 imerica Petrc ferPsna
Dedicated to the celebrated pTma Donna, Miss Ade-
L. Solo for Cornet, Fantasia on weber's last Waltz
Mr. NJ. ARBUCKLE.
This interesting musicale meiange !; universally
to S hs a pSpq aYo ans ses S S
prodsced. i includes the Russian HYMN March
s III
ana Eu pour
anS G-aR6 Gs snge T Tss a @
Germany-"Gott segne Den Kaiser;" United
SateS-'Amerlca."
g. Cavatna from ''Safo' Pacfni
sung by Mr.. A. SOHST.
T. Solo for cornet "Zerlina Polkan. ..... Levy
Mr. j. LEVY.
Gsop Flick fioct Heraei
TO- March, Mime Angotn Dietrich
National AIR
Star SpanRled Banner"
SATURDAY AFI ERNOON, at 2 O'Clock, Matinee
formance. Music by serenade Band Of Selected MGsi.
clans.
Admission, SOC Private Boxes admitting FOUR IS
The Garden is open EVERY " HER AFTERNOON,
without music, from to oclock-a delightful resort
Tor ladies and children Admission. 25c
season tickets for 100 performances $50; halt
tickets TOR 50 performances $20 packages OF II tick.
cts, S.
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POST OFFICE NOIICE

DOSp OFF L NOTICE
The mails for europe for the week ending Saturday
august L 1878, viii clusc at this ONCE follows lin
Tuesday al NJ on Wedne sdav. at4A NJ; on thurs.
day, at ii 80 A. NJ aud on saturday At and ii 80 A. NJ
~. l.. JAMES. PnaImnser.
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REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CAR.
RACES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT
10 O'CLOCK.
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS GUEsDAY's) SALE AT
~ O'CLOCK.

III OCLOCk.
GENTLEMAN's TRorrING EsrABLlsHMENT-BAY
he BY TORONTO Chief iS& hands high Syears years. Old old;
Swish and trotted last fail in sas
no record and eau trot in 40 any day, and there
T Ras $Ssp TEa5 a$&$ Sr nv
BAY HANDS HIGH
SET s ars nching and warranted sound
COUPE RoCKAWAY, BUT LITTLE USED; HAS POLE
FOUR shAr sLkIGd, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
TWO SETS DOUBLE HARNESS. MADE BY WRIGHT.
BROWN GoUPE fi0ksE, ls HANDS HIGH, YEARS
ora S KIND and true d IN al harness tree rom vice.
@ eas coupe on a@ aorse ac
corS Of c9Spe harness and p,r,r nv woon mos
Sp sq 8
GOOD kd a IN a rse nans
TOP
ELEGaST BAY HORSE, ls HANDS HIGH. 8 YEARS
old; kind and true in all harness, free from vice;
atree pleasant ana stylish driver tears nothing
poc set iarnes; a7d New
GAY MARE. is Hands HIGH, YEARS OLD;
Kind and true il al harness; Tree from vice Of
m LADIES' or children to drive; also set Harness and
BROWN HORSE. i5}5 HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind ad Gs IL an free from or yss
rouk USE aI'S rs sst TIP aar3 %aG I'm
ELEGANT BROWN COUPE MORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH,
7years old kind and true in all harness; tree from
vice; stylish and handsome; tears nothing:
has been used by private family Is in way
safe and reliable and warranted sound; also set
Harness and
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON NEARLY NEW
BAY HORSE, 49, HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; FREQ from vice;
fast traveller and an excellent horse for general
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTION TIME OF
Phsetons, Depot Wagons Landau. built by brews
Ter Co. Harness. &c &c.
SALE COMMENoEs AT 10 O'CLOCK. WEATHER
never nterferes.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

A 3l.FOOT SLO0P YACHT, With LARGE CABIN
n accommodations, thoroughly furnished and war.
ranted perfect for sale cheap. e. s. PEEK a CO., No
West Twenty fifth street..
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sPoRT1NG-DoGs. BIRDS, &C.

CECOND HAND ENGLISH BREECH-LoAOER. LAM
- mated steel barrels central fire. with and Inn
plements. for $50; don't neglect the chance. II. o.
sQUIKES. No. COurtlandt street, near Broadway.
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THE TURF.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD MORNING
"A and evening at JON SONS Pool Rooms corner OF
Broadway and Twen tyeignth street. on the Saratoga
Races. Full returns received promptly. French pools
open at A. NJ Particular attention paid Az orders
by mail or messenger. W II. Il T. Is. JOHNSON.
A UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THE
~ New York Turf Exchange, Is West Twenty eighth
street, every morning and evening during the week
the running races ut Saratoga and the trots POUCH
keepsie and Buffalo
The result heat received as soon as trotted by
Western Union Telegraph; Office in the building.
KELLY, BLISS co.
A UCrIoN POOLS SOLD THIS AFTERNOON AND
n evening on the trots at Poughkeepse and Buffalo
each heat received by telegraph as soon trotted.
W. II. 1. h. JOHNSON.
nEERFoOr DRIVING PARK
~ Entries Tor second Summer Meeting close tonight
at Johnsons Twentyelghth street and Broadway, aud
John i; Slanes near Fulton Terry, Brooklyn See
spirit" Turf, Field and Farm and Sportsman"
WM MCMAHON, Proprietor.
EkENCH AND Auction POOLS SOLD ON THE
rots at rs Nam street, Pough Keepsie, Monday
evening, and every morning ana evening during the
meeting. j. II. SISsON BYRON.
DOOLS SOLD EACH DAY ON THE GREAT TROT-
l. ting Meeting at PoughKeepsie and the Running
Races at Saratoga on board the steamer Dean Rich
mond CHAS W. SHAFEk, Auctoneer.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
INSTRUCTION.

A UGUsr LEssoNs.-WkITING, BOOKKEEPING
n Arithmetic, &c.-DO LBEAkS Commercial Cole ge
l9 broadway remains open day and evening all sum
gentlemen or ladies' can have private lessons
learn more in month than in wears at school; cheap
classes IS for ten lessons; stationery 81.
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SALES At AUCTION.

by MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER-SELLS,
- III O'Clock llO FIRST Avenue, large stock sroceres.
Coees Teas Spices soaps elegant Fixtures Counters,
Scales. Refrigerators, In lots. Dealers invited.
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THE LECTURE SEASON,

LECTURE EVERY NIGHT AT 3 O'CLOCK ON
N Manhood and Cause OF Its Premature DecIiner at
the New York Museum OF Anatomy, els Broadway, be-
tween Houston ana Blocker streets.
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by J. W. CAMPBELL. JR., AUCTIONEER-wILL
ID sell in lots this day. commencing lO1k O'clock at sl5
run street. near Flrst avenue, entire stock Fixtures
&C. contained in that family grocery store consisting
VI the usual assorted Stock Groceries Teas Cot
Fruits spices soaps, starch, Brushes Broofns
rails &C. will al,o sell Horse Wagon and Harness
aouculntven invIiu1
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A SODA WATER MINERAL WATERS, GINGER
a. Ales sparkling Wines; manufacture OF complete
putnts OF Apparatus and Materials wlh iull lnsruc.
hons all departments OF manufacture Dotting DIS
Pthsh9i exclusive kgnts in desirable
ogueS free. JOHN MATTHEWS First a venue. Twenty
hAtn anu twenty streets, New ork.
A DEBILITY BROUGHT ON BY INDI, CRhTIONs
am NJ klndred diseases OF speedily and rad.
eLlly cured by HENRY A. DANIELS IT, b.. Ia Iexing.
from StO3 '
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WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIoNEER-oFFICE NO. 3
w Chambers street will sell on this day. ut ~ O'Clock
the Fixtures of the Liquor lU0 kvingon street
corner Ludlow; walnut Counters, Ale Pumps, Chaira
Tables, Measures, Mirrors, DC.
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DAMNED GOODS PICKLES, CHEESE ASSORTED
" Groceries Backing. Indigo Mackerel in Kits, &c,
this day, at two p. NJ, by HAlsTEAD 4 PETERS, s.
Warren
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PARTIAL CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS (TUEs-
DAY) SALE. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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STORAGE,

A STORAGE AND SAFE KEEPING FOR FURNI
~. ture. pianos mirrors paintings carpets carriages
seigns harness. &c. sc by responsible party owner
OF storage building, who Is willing to make advances on
by the month years rate OF interest per
cent per annum storage and insurance rate very
Address STORAGE, box 1876 Herald office.
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n Muscular debility indiscreons of youth and m n.
nooa are radically and permanently curcd by l. ].
NAH y NJ a., Principal end PROPRIETOR Oh lir Kahn's
haunincent huscum: fcsiuence 81 asst Tenth street
between Broauway and riversuy place. Consultn ION
rom III A. NJ. TO , =. NJ, or by appointment
a LII LkAkY ROOFS MADE WATER TIGHT, OR NO
"A charge. NEW YORK SLATE ROOFING COMPANY
Boston, Philadelphia aud No. o Cedar street
A -hVnAL HAVANA AND GERMAN GOVERN.
80 heht Lotteries. Circulars free. sWACHsMANN
20. aSankerS 10 end n Nassau strust fost once
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Neighboring News.

PERRY COUNTY, AS PER BLOOMFIELD
PAPERS.
A sad ease of drowning Of mother
and daughter occurred on last Friday
afternoon on the Susquehanna Division
of the Pennsylvania canal, in Watts
township, about mile above the Ac-
queduct. An old gentlemen named
Derr lived with his family IN a small
house on the tow-path side Of the canal,
aud on Friday forenoon the wife and
daughter crossed the canal in q skiff
and went to the fields for blackberries.
About o'clock in the afternoon they
returned with their buckets filed with
berries, aud attempted to recross the
canal in a skiff. Either the mother or
daughter requested the other to take
the buckets and cross the canal in the
skiff, and then return for the other, but
finally both concluded to cross at the
same time. The skiff, which was old
and leakys illed with water immediate
ly, and Nh Derr, from the opposite
side, went to the rescue of his wife and
daughter. In attempting to rescue
them, the wife caught him around the
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neck and endangered his life. he pre-
vailed on her to let 60 and take bold Of
the skiff, which she did, but all three
being on the same side the skiff was
overturned and al left 60. Mr.. Derr,
being an old and sickly man, then made
for the shore, which he reached in an
exhausted and faintibg condition
" hen be had somewhat recovered, the
bodies Of his wife and daughter had
disappeared. Mr.. Derr's cries for as
sistance were heard by come harvest
hands on Haldcman's Island, who ran
to his misunderstanding through the
branch of the Susauehanna-buta ar.
rived too late to save the unfortunate
mother and daughter. The body of
the daughter was found about one hour
after the occurrence, bu, the water had
to be partially drawn of and the canal
dragged before the body of the wife
was recovered at 10 clock on Friday
night. About year ago Mr.. Defr
came from Baltimore in search of work,
and settled in Watts township. He was
in indigenr circumstances, but had seen
better days. His wife was an intelli-
gent lady, and his daughter, who had
just passed her 18th year, vas beau
tlful and intelligent young lady. Mr..
Derr has the eympathies of the com
munity in this great bereavement. 10
seph Wait, Esq, of New Buffalo, was
sent for, and after summoning a jury
held ar inquest on Friday morning
the jury rendering a verdict of acri-
dental drowning.
On last Friday morning Mr.. James
Duncan, of Irishtown, Spring township,
heard noise on the attic, and on hur-
rying to that part of his residence. be
found his wife hanging by the neck to
a rope which was fastened to 3 rafter.
He quickly cut the rope, and found that
life was not quite extinct in her. 1t
appears she had fastened the rope to
the rafter and around her neck while
standing on chair, and then kicked
the chair when she swung of. The
The noise of the falling chair alarmed
her husband, and thus saved her from
putting an end to her life.
The house of Mr.. T. W. Tressler, in
Juniata township, this county, was en-
tered through back window few nights
ago, and Sl5 in currency was taken
with other papers out of bureau. A
reward of $25 is offered for the recov-
cry Of the money aud the cousicucn of
the thief.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-28

"THE July returns to the Depart
ment of Agriculture show that the
acreage in corn is about eight per cent.
greater than last year. New England
has reduced he. acreage about one and
q half per cent, and the Pacific States
about one per cent. All the great corn
growing regions have increased their
acresgv-the middle States two per
cent, the south Atlantic States three
per cent, the Gulf States ten per cent,
the inland southern States twelve per
cent, the States north of the Ohio
seven per cent, the States west OF the
Mississippi fourteen per cent.
The condition of the crop is below the
average in the New England, middle
and south Atlantic States, the mimi
mum condition tS2, being In Rhode
island. Florida aud Alabama are also
below the average, but the other Gull
States and the inland southern States
ase aeove, the maximum tll2g being
in Mississippi. All the other States
except Missouri tl03) are below the
average, the minimum condition ts2l
being in Wisconsin"
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MIFFLIN COUNTY, AS PER LEwIsTowN
PAPERS.

MIFFLIN COUNTY, AS PER LEwIsTOwN
PAPERS.
A thief picked up Sc in the Sentinel
Office, and left with them in hi, pocket.
Open air religious services on Sunday
are looked on with favor. Professor
Brown has been u-ing ripe tomatoes
from his garden since the 4th of July.
-. PIC mic people are enjoying them
selves on the idea of "never mind the
weather when the wind don't blow.
Since the completion of the Park nearly
all the town boys have fast horses. ).
Parties who use nets are fish pirates.
1t is the duty of the Sheriff to arrest
them. . Peach growers of Delaware
and Maryland will furnish people here
with carload of peaches for one hun
dred and ten dollars. 80. w. II. Me-
Clellan and James Foust are candidates
for the Office of Sheriff, among the Re-
publicans. Joseph NJ. Owens and w.
r. Mckee are candidates in the same
party for the Office of Treasurer d.
Eiseubise, Thomas Mayes, j ohm NJ. Mol
te, James Fivcred and G. T. Waters
are the Democratic candidates for NOM
ination for the Office of Treasurer
Thomas Williams, Wilson Dellett, Jos.
Fleming, David McKinstrY and VIM.
T. Shimp are the Democratic candi-
dates for the office of Sheriff William
A. Orr and William 2. Wi.hrow are
candidates among the Democracy for
the Office Of Commissioner. The DEM
ocratic candidates for the office of d.
rector of the Poor are j. c. Shahen
and j. f. Gibboney. >. Thirty four is
the number of living citizen, who we're
here in 1885,. =. Our people pic nIc
now at Macedonia, four miles above
Miffiin.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-28

Editor Sennnel and Repubiican Please
announce the name of MICHAEL CoLbRES,
ESQ.,, of Van Vert, as a candidate for the
Office of County Commissioner. Mr.. Col
dren is one of our bes, working Republic
cans in the county, and one of our best
citizens. With Mr.. Coldren in the field, old
Walker would tune up to forty-ninc.
WALKER.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-28
rpNNISSIONER

Editor Of Seafinei and RePbliean Allow
me to announce the name of GEORGE W.
SMITH, Esq, as a candidate for the Office OF
County Commissioner, a. the Republican
primary election. Mr.. Smith is one of our
best citizens, is well known Throughout the
county, aud his intelligence, energy, integ-
rity and business qualifications eminently
fit him for that position. He would be the
right man in the right place.
S. o. EVANS.
DELAWARE TwP., July II, 1875.