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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16


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PAIN CURE OH receives the highest
concentrations from all Who have used
it. They say 'it has cured them" and
they would not be aithout il TO for
tuEc. #-f 81. rsf-. 1854. ..a
Sold wholesale and retail by Banks 4 Ham
lin, Mifilintown.
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TnE LAVA PFS is taking the place OF the
common Steel Pen wherever used. Ii VIII
not corrode; il Win not ipjure tinted inks !,
it will write as smoothly as gold pen; 1t
will outlast dozen steel pens. Sent ,.
mail for 81 gross, or 20c dozen. The
trade supplied By FRrslSGER Bso. =. Lewis
town; Pa, General Agents fer JuHiats, Mif-.
Tin. Huntingdon. Centre aud Snyder couu-
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16

ITALIAN BEES AND QuEESs.-I offer for
sale ,=enty ctocss Of Italian Bees, in good
condition. and in the American Moseab.e
Como Hive, at sig to sls each also Queens
at 81 each. Tested Queens, TO breed from,
$o-oo each. Caii on or Address .r1
@ S. r. WHARTON,
js9-St Spruce Hhi, Juniata Co., Pa.
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LosT OR SIoLEN-A common premmisory
Note for one thousand dollars, payable to
Michael Nusser. Note dated April LIST,
1874, payable one year after date, and signed
by W. II. Knrtz and David Moist. All per-
sous are her, b. notified not TO purchase or
targain for said note, as it has been paid in
full. W. II. KURTZ.
June 9-3t
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16

RowELL forthcoming Newspaper
Directory shows the failure of over one
thousand newspapers in this country
during the past year, the loss to pub
Iishers, subscribers and advertisers
amounting to over eigi million dollars,
the Republic, of New York, alone losing
a hall million. Among those Who went
into tho newspaper business, and lost
heavily thereby, were 275 merchants
and adventures, SIS school teachers.
81 LAWYERS, 4 blacksmitbs, 33 plas-
terers, 10 farmers. 200 fauatics of va
rious classes, afflicted with literary
lesion, 100 ambitious but visionary
young men who drew upon their fathers,
and thus suddenly exhausted large mar
gins of the paternal capital, and 6 lot
tery men," t.tt
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GOLOMOs stIBEi,.

wiFl vfsi, N7ffin and Patterson ever
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nInrninss
and will furnish the citizens OF these Dor
oughs wit the bes; Of
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, S.,
at tha very lowest prices. he resp-eisai,
sol;cits the patronage o. the rub,iic. --
April 3, le12-l g .-u
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The SESIISKL AsD EEPrBLIcAs has no
superior as an advertising medium in thus
comfy, and as journal OF varied news
and reading 1t is not surpassed by any
weekly paper in central Pshns:lssa;a-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16

Or Monday last a terrible tragedy
was enacted in Washington township,
Indiana county, on the premises Of i
gentleman named Edward O'Connor.
The particular locality is about eleven
miles north Of Blairsviile, and the cir
cumstances are briefly these; ltappears
that Mr.. O'ConnOr's family consisted of
himself, wife, two sons aud a daughter,
all grown up. One of bis sons, Dennis
BY name, became insane several years
ago, and was sent to Di.munt Subse-
quently be was brought home, and at
times was tractable enough, assisting
his father IN working the farm on which
they resided. .r .t,ser (.
On last Monday morning Dennis, who
is almost twenty eight years CT age,
was engaged with the old geiitleman in
sorting potatoes, in yard near the
dwelling, when he suddenly grabbed ar
old fashioned pitch-fork lying on the
ground and struck bis father terrific
blow on the head. The skull of the
unfortunate man was crashed in by the
blow, and death ens9ed within q few
moments. - 10
The victim Of this terrible occurrence
was about 40 years OF age, a native OF
Cork, ireland, bit for 80 years past a
resident of Washington township. lie
had been very industrious, and accul
mulated considerable property. On a
previous occasion the life Of The old
man was attempted BY the son, but for
some time previous to this tragedy be
had been comparatively docile. i.
An inqnest was held and a verdict
iu accordance with the facts was ren
dered. fhe parricide was taken into
custody, and will be tried for msrderi
but in view of all The circumstances he
will be acquitted on the ground of in.
sanity, and ordered to 60 confined in
some asylum where it will be iIDpossi-
BILE for him to do further ipjury.-Johns'
tOUn Tr,bun', last ,reek.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16

Yesterday week ago. the Blair county
Republican Convention nominated Hon.
John A. Lemon foe State Senator, subject
to action Of District Conference C. J.
Mann and Samuel Smith as candidates fer
the office Of Associate Judge. and two can
didates for the Office of County Colnmis-
sioner, viz: Jonathan Slippey and John
Halfpenny Director of the Poor, David
Bell; Auditors, B. F. Custer and Frank
Henry
An exchange says: The sale of the Ncrth-
ern Pacific Railroad and all its branches,
Franchises, appur,cnances, &C., Is adver-
iised to take place il New York City on the
18th oi- oi-Augss.. The sppurtenances. &C.,
embrace, among other things, sixty millions
of acres OF land. probably the largest body
Of land ever offered in fee at one time in
this or any other country. A committee of
soraiholders Will probably buy the road and
isorganize the company. The bondhul,iers
Sho do not wish to enter the new company,
wi / take their dividends out of III. amo unit
realized at the sale.
Last Wednesday night three houses were
catered b. thieves in the borough of New
port, Perry county. In The house of Or.
James Eaby they stvIe gold watch, a suit
oi clothes, rIacd the doctors pOcke,-book
Of $50 in money, check OF so, and other
n ht.f tt,.
unlocking the doors BY fastening nippers
or the keys aud ming them. MIR. Say.or's
house Vas entered and robbed of let OF
wearing apparel. The no .se of NJ. Jones
was also ransacked, bat nothing was taken
from it,
Some Gays ago the residence o. 3. f.
Mall.cc. about midway between McCul-
lougs's Mills and East Waterford. took fire
aud was entirely destroyed. The fire took
place in the afternoon. Both Mr.. ana Mrs
Wallace were ont az the fine. Mrs. WAL
lace was in grove at the spring, and Mr..
Wallace Was in a field near by, at work.
The first iTsimation he received of danger
to bis proper.y. was by seeing column of
smoke ascend from the roof Of his house.
Ii is needless TO tell that he ran to the
huilding, and up to where the fire was burn
ing--on the attic-but the fire had pro-
gressed tco far for him to eSting,iish it with
the limited r'e2HS at hand, and by the time
the neighbors had assembled the building
was consumed with large portion of its
con.ents. Theie was 20 Insurance on either
house or contents. The loss is quite a
severe one. II is said here at Miffiin that
Mr.. George Mccullough and other kind
neigl!iurs arr taking about furnishing HIM
with material and assistance 20 rebuild.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16

The rpad supervisors of Fermanash town
ship have takeu out the pike cuivert at
the first lock above town, and built across
the stream in its stead a plank bridge. The
ruIvert uas not large enough TO allow all
tie water that cones down the stream IN
time of great rain to pass through. 1t was
.--....l.. - cr r..n,ir To-,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16
THE West Chester Rsprslieaa Iasl

THE West Chester Rerr5iican lasi
week pubtTsted Ths sfo;iUwrrg--ttuSu
d, last, that portig6 Ss 18ut borough
!, log TO the north-wss', ihiitLss neigh
'teshood Of Wayne, Net and BSddle
streets, was, wrought into q stat. of
grea, excitement ovet the spreai.ree
of mad dog, wLich BIT, txo EEomep,
three children, anda whole teei,nent of
dogs. Tie rabid eur vas Owned by
Mr.. Chas. " alters, ard was Of the,
Scotch ierris. breed. 1t was not kncsn
that Le was mad, until he attacked Mr.
Walters xite. and who narrowly IS
capCd The teeth OF The brute, her dra IS
beisg badly torn. Two ehiidren Of Mrs.
walters we're badly bitten. The dog
then started down the street, biting
every caniue with which he came in
contact Mrs. Cochin, residing at the
corner of Chestnut and New streets,
vas attacked ard titten, and also child
of George Brown. In beth these cases
the blooi flowed freely from the wounds.
This mad. in all five persons who bad
filIen victims to the rabid animal Con-
tiuuiug on his way he bit number Of
dogs. by this time au excited crowd
had collected and number Of persons
gave chase to the animal. Joseph Mel
tol succeeded IN shouting him at the
corner Of Biddie and Darlington streets;
and it now remains for the proper au-
,horities to see that the bitten cauipes
arc despatched at once. We worid
advise our citizens to keep sharp lcok-
ou; 70. mad dogs. We trust that the
unfor tt:nate people who have been bit
ten may recover from their wounds, and
escape the terrible sufferings Of hydro
phobia, for the successful treatment of
which disease medical science has thus
far failed to find any cordial. rseg.
I'D. urH.. - HtrrH
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16

D.N. JANIS On, -Jr., Agent,
McAlisterville, Juaiata Co., Pa.
N 49, os 81 --
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LOC.iL INTELLIGEACE.

The Fourth of july comes on Sunday.
The PARK is favorite place for driving.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16

The Fourth ci July comes on Sunday
The PARK is a fayorite place for driving.
There sas alisht frost on Monday MORN
iuE. - A
= Lewistown is 10 have Fair in tie afsi
T week in October.
The Normal School pfc-nicked III the
Park last Saturday.
Grass and cats has improved Amazingly
within the past week. IIslf.It
Potato bug catching, or hantins, is the
Labor assigned to many toys.
slautteiDlck is improving and repairing
his property on Main street
Chicken cholerais again depopa,ating the
chicken coops of Blair county. -,-
The Editorial Association Of Pannsylya-
ni4 will visit BctiV-d ne1t week. .-....
Post Master Socks il repairing both the
INSIDE and the outside OF his house.
". II. kreider has added substantial
boardwalk to Tie trent Of lis property at
last Point.
Nacedo,iia this year received the first
visit 'rnn eornless OF LewistoMn psople
East Th.rsdT- .tEEaB Btfet
Philrdelphin wheat & uctat.ons, on Mon
day. wheat, red. sl.8itol 80. ccrh S2io
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

BY Mrs. 5. A. sSYpER.--Shop over the
Millinery Store of Mrs. Scales Every
thing ia that line promptly attended TO-,
and neatly done, Satisfaction guaranteed.
1850
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Trimbeile.

Good time for digging potatoes nov.
James Otis talks Of rctiiing hrs store
this fall, if things turn up favorably for
him.
Last Tuesday night the Trimbelle
Grange had a fine supper such as
Changers only know how to get up aud
enjoy.
II S. Otis has started small store
in the village Of TrmbelIe. Tie keeps
a small assortment of most everything
found IN a country store. Success to
him.
ID. w. Kinney raised from one good
fair sized potatoe. without any extra
care or labor, seventy-six aud one
half pounds. II was the Early Rose
variety. This beats NJ. b. Williams,
ralsiug potatoes.
Thrashing nearly all done in this
part Of the neighborhood. Grain has,
as a general thing, filed the oxpecta.
lions Of the farmers. II was not as
badly injured by the rains as many
supposed it would be.
Geo T. Williams is among us, with
smiling yisage Tie has a double mis-.
sion Of merey-the first being that Of
repairing disordered sewing machines,
and the next Of dispensing newspapers
for the reading portion Of our citizens.
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Plum city Fair.

There were several pairs of oxen
entered at the Fair, among which were
many very fine cattle. One pair by
Daniel A. Judd attracted the most
attention.
A very extensive assortment of garden
vegetab were placed on exhibition
by Jacob Oppliger. Nj. Oppliger
obtained variety Of seeds Of Casper
Moser, who GETS his stock of Briggs Il
Brothers, firm well known to the
trade generally.
II +. Keister had some potatoes, cab
bages, ptc., on the sand. aud ste-
phen Rose had the largest specimen Of
ruta baga that we have seen in many a
day.
Among the fine arts we're bead work,
by Rose, .Sheppere-oruamental work
by Matilda Glieber, aud fancy worsted
work by Mary Oberlin. Two deer by
Miss Oberlin, were as natural as life;
aud sheep aud lamb in worstcd work
by Joseph 0berliu, esinced Much skill
aud taste.
But the most interesting feature OF
the Fair was found in the handiwork of
Chris Armacher, consisting Of model
Swiss house, wrought by hand in artistic
style, with portico, water spout, veranda
and staircases, covered with a roof of
shakes held on by poles aud crevieed
rocks. Also sort Of flower stand on
which were wrought . domestic scene,'
embracing a rooster, hen and chickens,
heads Of wheat, rye and barley, &c, &c.
II was wrought of block of butternut,
with an opening in the top designed for
a q lass flower vase, aud its size was such
as to make fancy table or shelf
ornament. This with the model house,
which, by the way, was so constructed
within that it cluld be wound up aud
made to PLY a variety OF tunes, Sa'
really the most attractive feature of the
Fair.
Very fine specimens Of honey we're
on exhibition. tempting alike to the eye
and the taste, but the name of the
exhibitor has escaped our memory,
OF cutter runners, aud variety of
carriage work and lumber, G. A. Hawn,
of Rock Elm, had on exhibition a
goodly quantity
Among the farming utensils was an
Irou Harrow, manuiac tured by George
Topliss, Of PepiD, which is so arranged
in sections as to accommodate itself t.
qualities of the ground, with square
draft which prevents the teeth from
trucking, This harrow will be offer.
ed for sale 10 this market during the
coming winter.
There were many other things on
exhibition which deserve favorable
mention, but our space forbds a more
extended notice at this time.
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Ono

The woods arc alive with tie "san.
gers"
L. Earl and 4. O. Andrews have
exchanged farms.
Our hunters are greatly excited about
the bears in these parts.
Business good. A number Of our
farmers have their thrashing done
Messrs. Geo. Van. NJ. Shafer & r.
Shelto. have Lad an increase 10 their
families. Of late.
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CHARLES SMITH.
Reform County Ticket.
The Campaign.

/
take but little interest in the scramble
now going on FOR political ascendGncy
10 this state. Hence we look at it only
in Its general bearings-its general eff
feet upon the participants in the con-
test, and upon society at large. And
we regret to say that we deem it the
most disgraceful campaign we have
ever witnessed. From the first to the
present, the campaign papers have been
filed with nothing but personal abuse
personal detraction, and low black
guard. 10 fact these partizan editors
have endeavored to vie with each other
in their attempts to descend to the low
est depths of nastiness, filth and black
guard for ammunition, and to coin or
repeat slang phrases with which to dis
grace their columns and to corrupt the
mora taste of their readers.
To illustrate: In peaking of Charles
Smiths qualifications for the Senate,
the Baldwin Bulletin says-"IIe is no
more fit for the office than hell is for
powder house." And the st. Croix Re.
publican, the Star Dc Times and the
P2aindeoler, are scarcely more chaste
in their comments upon him.
Nor need we stop here since the dia-
lect of the State Journal, and the Re-
publican papers generally IN the state,
in treating Of the Reform nominees for
state officers, is not materially better.
Nor yet can we defend the practices
of the so-called reform organs in their
treatment of the Republican nominees.
hough we must confess that the Re-
publicans thus far in the campaign, have
shown themselves more dcbased than
it has been possible for the Reformers
to do. But whether il has been for
lack of natural or acquired qualidca
tons in baseness or moral deprav-
ity, or whether they have desisted
from better motives we are quite
unable to determine. TO say the
least of this, however, we doubt not
it is "eut Of the abundance of the
heart" that their pens speak And yet
this is humilatiug fact to acknowl-
edge-it is sad comment, not alone
upon human nature generally. but up
on the editorial fraternity particularly.
How, we ak, can men of any refine
ment intellectually, socially or morally,
constantly, or even occasionally, ffaunt
before their readers such coarse, vul-
gar, low-lived slang phrases, to say
nothing about the most contemplate
misrepresentation, and even bare false
hoods they publish?
But what is the effect of all this
billngsgate? Does it convert men?
We certainly hope not. Does is dis
gust them? 1t ought to. And what
are we to infer from it? Is the Ian.
guage a man uses an index to his heart?
Too often-quite too often, we fear.
Can we suppose that the moral status
of the candidates which these men sup
port is any higher than their own?
While we may we'll hope for the better,
we fear not. Birds of a feather are
quite apt to flock together-so says the
couplet. And another trite saying is /,
"A man is known by the company
he keeps"
On the whole. then, we conclude that
some OF the associations of the present
political campaign are Of doubtful
character, aud it may be too true that
It behooves respectable people to avoid
them.
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for H. W Johns
Asbestos Roofing for St. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos R Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1888 BURHYTE Bros.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

business Cards, four lines or less, 90
A square will be counted the space of one
inch.
Local notices will be charged according
TO their character. Nothing less than D
cts line for the first insertion, and 10 cts.
for tbs second.
Ill Job work must he paid for on de-
Nvtry.
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q. SMITH,
7 A w Y Il r. ,
RIVER FALLS, WIS.
p. d. PIERCE.

Attorney and counselor at Law, Ellis
worth Wisconsin. Office-in stone build
ing on Court House Square. 1870
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RESTAUR A N IT!
MAIN STREET, RIVER FALLS.
II. CIR, Proprietor.

Having opened new Restaurant in this
village am DESTROYS of calling attention
thereto, and that am now fully prepared
to serve up Oysters aud Warm Meals in the
best style, and at all hours during the day
aud evening. will also keepa choice stock
liquors aud Cigars. Patronage respectful
Iy solicited. B.MAYER.
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But the fates were against Badger and
Susie crossed the score FIRST in 3:l1,
winning the race amid the wild cheer
lug OF the assembled thropg.
One or two running races, and the
Fair Of 1875 was over. w. II. Nj.
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FRATERNAL The Knights of Pythias
meet regularly at their Castle Hall, on the
first and third Mondays Of each month.
c. Nj q, uLp, @. G.
w p KNOWLES, X s.
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MISSES LEVINGs.

Keep Bookstore embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals aud Mag
sIines. A full supply of stationery
Store in JOURNAL BLOCK, Main Street,
River Fails. Wis. 1888
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Ellsworth \ River F.Il. s..s1 Line.

Leaves Ellsworth every morning at six
o'clock. and arrives at River Falls AZ
eight. Leaves River Falls on the arrival
or the stage from Hudson, and arrives at
Ellsworth at seven P. NJ.
An orders or packages left at JouRsAL
OFFICE, Bracket House, or Post Office at
River Falls Will receive prompt. attention.
Gag Express business promptly attend
ed to.
1911 J w. WYNN, Prop.
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b. II. PILLAR,

Observation-Disclosures on Main Street,
south Of Bracket House. Particular atten-
tion given to shooting horses. 1888
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TIE RIVER falls JOURNAL
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

rUBLasHEp EVERY FRIDAY, TERMS, Sl.2oe
JOURNAL and ADVANCE one year TO on
address, $500, cash in adUance.
Local Edition-JoURNAL & ADVANCE, pub
lished every Friday, $l.00, cash in Advance.
Ndy-For all transient subscribers, twenty
i've cents must be paid in addition to the
subscription price above named.
A. MORSE & SON. ProprietOrs.
JeB PRINTING
OF every description exet uted on short no.
tise, neat and at reasonable prices. Up
ylcr on Main Street.
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A. j. GOLDEN.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & DENTIST.

Office over Stepens' Market. Entrance
nexi door north of Haven's Furniture store
Residence opposite "Press Office b
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MARTIN RIPPLE.
fashionable TaSlo2,

Work done 10 order, on short notice and
on reas enable terms.-Sbop at his resi-
d~ncc, opposite the Normal School lS 81
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-18

Because it is full strength, consequently
fifty per cent. cheaper than any other Pow
dor snLdl d AEs gH rG.f . f-sEe