davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1875-07-14
DIRECTORY ron ADVERTISERS.

P.sss1tS soum
BILLIARDS-SEcoHD PAGB-Sixth column
BOARDER5 W1NTED-ELEVEsrH PAGs-Fourth col
BoARD AND LODGING wANTED-ELrvESru PAGE
BROOKLYN EEIL ESTATE FOR sALE-sHoOSD
prs,rHss r1sESRiPss pP o,SIlnTn1r,ps SeITnn; N,,.
bUsINEss NoTICEs--sEyEsrn P4eE-sixth column
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-SEcoSD PAGE
CLERKS AND sXLEsMEN-rwELYru PAoE-sixth col
S5QSS#$ss ssS r..
ooAsTwisE isTFE1MsHIPs-ssOOsD PAer-FOurth COL
COUNTY, BoARD-ELrvnSH PAOs-FOurth and nth
HsfH'Y DENfisffRY-srcosD PAer--si1th column
H1Hsss po LFI AnD oN
EURoPExN sTEAMshiPs-sEcoED PAoE-Third and
kuRodPE@.FSsI kuRodiPdEs y SSS'I' PAcB-FLah cOlumg.
Exo6RsIoEs-ssc Plcs-Fiith and 6 sixth columns
EINANCIAL..NIsra PAGE
ESs TO LET
v,,. sESoSp ISS,s1 PAcE-seeSnd and third columns
ESEScH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAen-sixth
HELP wXNrED-PEMALEs-Tw PAo.-Finh
HELP PwxNTED-MALEs-EL.vrs PAer-sixth col
HoRsES CARRIAGES &c.-F1Rs1 PAer-rhIrd, fourth
snd nth columns
housEs, Rooms 40, w&SrED@GlHVIsru cOH4Vi PAGE
INsThGcTTo oSIFlasr PAcp..sixth column
LOST A eoamn
MACHlNEkY-FTRsT PAGE-Fitth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-ELEvENIH PAGE-Sixth column.
MEDICAL-TwELFTH PAcE-Sixth column:
MlSOELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Third column.
NkW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAoK-Sixtn column
PEKSONAL-FRsT PAGE-kirst and second columns
PlANOFORfES, ORGANS, &C-FiRsT PAGx-slxth coL
POST OFFICE NoTIGE-FIRsr PAoR-Finh column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANrED-FkMALES-
PROPERTY oGT OF hE cTY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-srcoNp PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-First
and sccnnd columns
REAL ESTATE WAN1ED-sEcoND PAGE-second col.
umn
REWARDS-FrRsT PAGE-Second column.
SALES AT AUCTION-ELEvEHTH PAGE-Third column.
SITUATIONS WANTkD-FEMALES--TwE PAGE
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth
sPRCIHL NoTIoEs-fIRsr PAGE-second and third
spoRTiNd-boa BIRDS, &,.-FlRsr PAen-Third
SUMMER REsoRTs-ErrvrSru PAcx-Ffth column.
THE TRADBs-TwELFTH PAGK-Sxth column.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SscoED PAGE
TRAvELLERs GUIDE-sHcoND PAGE-Fourth and atth
UNFURNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SEcoND PAGK-Third column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FiRsr PAcR-Fifth column.
WATCHER JEWELRY, &C.-ELEvRNTH PAGE-Fifth
WEsfCaEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE or
TO LET-SRcosp PAGE-First column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FInsr PAGR-Fifth col
The New York herald., 1875-07-14
BENNETT BUILDIN G..
pENNETT BUILDING.
A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LEE
DIRECTORY


DIRECTORY
Rooms E.vrsn.. . CO Rsasals BASEMENT.
~ rsays n sayre, Gsnue%en's SG e%assf Furnishing
EGGhoGas 81 % S%tH. n LynsS, naS sSGss %Ssss
Edyin = Iron Cigars .s
s-Bamn Friedman, Taiiors
inlet Very sgs gHSoS5 iSE SsS5s sf6Hf and Insurance
}-McMahen Morse, Lawyers
AM; II. o'Dwyer Lawyer
81. Herrck Henry Lawyer.
81. E. Lndden, Lawyer
6-North western Lite Insurance Company
. l. < Benedict Agent
Sa RSssta. SoSss, ssDI Issssf sSs1
william william q e. COOKE nawyer
Nathaniei s. smith Lawyer
D-Aibert M Caro-. Lawyer
John Fowler. Jr., Lawyer
XIX Charlton 7. Lewis, secretary.
i5-MeCarthy ohalmers Lawyers.
): n: ds9ssauah. Ls%y:s
International Collection Association.
sc. Derrickson, Lawyer Iyy,s :,oox
llgudge Sutherland.
syF.tsliteS E M ssHt 1 csrSwsii. tsTyeIi Lawyer.
Dudley l.. James, Lawyer
.-sssSidsn sS Soasngs& gEsa& MsEwen. stsnosraDhera
SBnggs Yeiows LawycrE
J. Aiken, Lawyer
SS. y &sttnsp@s Z; tnIspnsfFen; Fawyss yssy0''
WT. Ryan, LAWYER.
l. O. q SHh Whom, Lawses. aSSs''
" Duraek, Lawyer
-WiiRinsOn Z Peters Trustees OF Estate Ofwhite
Z 5o%a nsE1'2SSa Sssr, s.SPs Si$%ssrsSGsr EsSSs!'
Pelham ana SSSs$ fSliSssa s45Ss Company
l-Thornton h Earle Lawyers
Edgar ks,sRam Ksssha 5esif.ss % IN Bankruptcy
t-honry wehle Lawyer.
s s fRlsa, FdsEaeT Ei%ysT; EswT.r
S-RSssisn AqsrIcaS Manufacturing Company. D. I.
sHHs:%soi sEHss::"% ;s9 i esaaE %sSSsS; Ssx1s,s lawyer
Pasa,1, Parrog 4 Bu9e. HtSeE Lswysrs lSwyGss
AGrary G; u; ss&sSa %sisr @sSs5 scSSsnea, LAWYER
7 3'Bren Lawyer
lo-chssnssy a. %sylsnsi snafrer aT1Ss lawyer
- Fred. W kenny, Attorney and Counsellor.
s L sofsyS1d hUSIsS faTSsp ! CrSspy' Lawyers
IL 5sSn ssisqsss s. S3si.. Lawyer '''"'
slTsRemsn email q fattins' ssflssH; Lawyers
s-InIerpalIonai iubiishing Company.
s-Eiiss iSisi asIfi Fitch, Lawyers
s-Mascaii iit stMssl steton, Lawyers
,ceety fos Or RsOr%sIOn % of OfJuvenile De,lnqueuta
l1-S II. Steele, Lawyer.
- w. II. King Lawyer.
H-J. p. a j. A. Reed, Lawyers
l2-Byrne, Everett Co., Lawyers.
HI Walsh, nalbert Eckerson, Lawyers
SIXTH STORY.
1-John Townshend Lawyer
A. Nicholson
VIM. Coventry II. Wadde, General A ssiRnee in Bank.
ruptcy. act Of Congress OF lS4l
2-R Logan. Scotch Granite Monuments Ac
&c W. carpenter, Lawyer
a Otis T. Hall, Lawyer.
bJG. r. Webster, Lawyer.
jefferson Clark, Lawyer.
John l.. Knight
~ Janit0r.
e(M. y. Eller Lawyer
- G. A, Lane, LAWYER.
Smith a Dean, City surveyora
WlG. W. Va1 SIccn, Lawyer
u}T H. Baldwin. Lawyer.
IA Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer.
FentOn Rockwell, Lawyer.
j. A. Lydecker. Real Estate
4. H. Lydecker, Lawyer.
o. Henry A. Gildersleeve, LAWYER
y q. X Darlington, Lawyer
u. W. TOmpkins Lawyer.
I. II. Miner, Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the time
The New York herald., 1875-07-14

EILMORE's CONCERT GARDEN
" late Hppodrome).
Taa Mosr MAGSIfiGgNi q ARDEN III THE WosIS VrsfsS.
GILMoRRs sUPsRB BAND OF 100 PERFoRMERs
MR.. j. LEVY
THE WORLDS GRBAIBsT CoRNE FIST.
will appear evening in the choicest selections
RIdsr 9R his M pFoa q rare %usca gems
PROGRAMME FOR TONIGHT WEDNESDAY.
- JULY a.
Solo for Fue DAir Huo snso Aronson
MI F. BRAoHr.
soRs tor Gqfnes when tho Quiet Moon '''n
Mr. Nj. ARBUCK. B. ''''''''''"o' n'0'i
Grand seectio from "oberon". Weber
g. ARA for Baritone from "Un Ballo in Mas
sung by Mr.. A soHsT.
J. Cornet solo, Alexis. Hartmann
DIR. LEVY.
CAS- performed by him at the Grand Imperial Opera
House st Petersburg before the Imperial family ani
g. Overture, miramide-. Rossini
3 Waltz sorgenbrecher". Strauss
inroducing soh whistle and i'ii Come 70 YOU ny
Lad " Coming rhro' the Rye" "Aud Robin Gray"
Within Miia OF Edinboro' Town" SCoTne o'er the
Stream, Charlle,n 'JacE O'IIazeldean," "Muirland
Willie" Highland Ladde.n Green Grow the Rnshes,
or "The Lass O'Gowrie,n Were a'anoidipg,"
"Msggier LAUDER and "strathspey."
THE STAR sPANGLEb BANNER"
Saturday Afternoon at two O'Clock.
Matinee Performance. Music By serenade Band Oh
Selected Mus clans
Admiss on, 10 cents private boxes admitting four, 81
anu anu &c G% to s%.sSn iS delightful rc'or, for ladies
tickets or lty performsnces ssj packages Of Twelve
tickets s..
The New York herald., 1875-07-14

AeTROLOCY-sEcoND PAcK-sixth column.
BILLIARDS-SECoHD PAOB-Sixth column
BOARDER5 WANTED-ELKVKHrH PA0n-F
The New York herald., 1875-07-14

TOR sALE-vERY STYLISH HORSE, l5S HIGH, 7
years old; sound anu Wind; suitable for family or
physician; price 500 WIN. KELLY, 6l2 West Forty
righth street.
The New York herald., 1875-07-14
HORSES. CARnIAeE.. &C.

DAsTUKE FOR HORsEs-GRAzING FARM LITTLI
i Neck. Long Island. Address HENRY COX, lattL
Neck Long Island.
The New York herald., 1875-07-14

FLEETWOOD PARK, THURSDAY JULY IL
Meyers b m s Carrie s Meyers George sIclnhara
G. Harry D. JOHNSON BROS, Proprietors
The New York herald., 1875-07-14
PIANOFo&TEs. onGANs. sc

AT HAINE's BROS. PIANoFoRrE wARgRooMS
"A and manuiactory corner Twenty-hrst street and
second avenue. hne assortment o. first clss PIANO.
iores for sale reaso liable terms Pia nos but
little used at great bargains
The New York herald., 1875-07-14

4 -PTANOFORTES TO RENT or OUR OWN
"A; manuftcure; also second hand Pianos in thor
ough order, for sale, al low prices BY CHICK kERING a
SONS. II East Fourteenth street, between Broadway
ana Firth avenue,
The New York herald., 1875-07-14

OLYMPIC THEATRE ga RRoADWAY
" Mr. JOHN y. POOLE - - ManaQeH
THE CooLEsT Rouse iii TOWN.
MAmnEh, THE
MATINEE, RESI-
mAn1NsE. ENTERTAINMENT
MATINEE, PRRSRNrED
TO-DAY
AT 1WO. FyRN uERE
DICKINSON HALL.
O Sixteenth street and Broadway
Coolest theatre; ventilato perfect; popular urteaa
Ninth week and crowning success Of
ROBlNSON'3 ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY
1he great sensation.
GIROFLE-GIROFLA,
Introducing
THE COUSINS AND GRISSETTS
in Act also the famous Dansano de la vie Parisenne
in Act 3. by ladies not surpassed for grace or
beauty.
Every evening at g. Saturday matinee at2
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15
Bishop Haven and President Grant

Some days ago, at a meeting in Bos-
ton, Mass, Bishop Haven CT the VI. L.
Church said al believe that Presi-
dent Grant is the ouly man who could
conquer the encmie, of American Free
dom. LIZ We throw him overheard We
should regret it :" Tie Bishop further
continued :. herewith, in the name
of the American people aud true Chris
tianity, nominate Ulysses s. Grant, our
present worthy President aud defender,
to a third term IN the Office of Presi-
dent OF the United States" The
Bishops motion was seconded and unan-
imously carried.
If Bishop Haven belonged TO some
kingly establishment, his eu!ogy OF
President Grant as the "only man who
can conquer the enemies of American
Freedom" would be in perfect keeping
with the true Courtier; such language
is expected, and indeed is true when
applied to the head of areiguiDg family.
10 such case, it is true, such words
as "American Freedom" would rot be
used, but words TO suit the people on
the Throne would be substituted, and
that is all the difference it is homage
TO the man. But it is not in accord
with American Freedom to declare that
any one man is necessary to the "Pres-
ervation of American Freedom" If
Bishop Haven wishes to declare for q
perpetual reigning family be has the
right to do so, and il is probable that
he could not have made a better selec
tlon than TO declare for the Grant fam
lily. II perpetual family rule-Or king
ly rule-is to be the order, the Bishop
should sag SO plainly, but let there be
no bliDdfoldiDg about 1t let no one be
deceived By being told that it is for the
perpetuatIon of American Freedom.
If Bishop Haven believes that the Re-
public is dead-and that /. the only in
ference deduclble from his manner of
expressing a nonination-let hIm say
so, and let him 20 into the business Of
perpetual family rule under honest
coiors. 1t comes with q sickly grace
tsf Bishop of a church of Freemen
90 iuscribe the soul-stirring words,
"American Freedom" on his banner.
and faunt it before the people, when in
fact he denies the meauing of the in-
scription on his banner BY declaring in
the same sentence .ha. the preservation
of that Free !om is IN the keeping of
one man. 1t is no longer freedom when
its keeping is with one man.
President Grant is a man Of sound
Judgment and keen discerImeDt, aud
knows we'll bow to receive such fattcry,
aud such mistake as the Bishop has
made. 1t is, however, the duty of the
people to guard against the acceptance
of SO dangerous doctrine against
American Freedom as that taught by
Bishop Haven.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15
President Grants Message.

President Grants Message is a
lengthy and well-wrltten document.-
The Cuban trouble, in the Presidents
view, is not one threatening war now.
The points of the message that are
deemed of first Importance are recaplt-
uIa,ed By the President as follows:
REHABILITATION.
GAS this will be tie last annual mes
sage which | shall have the honor Of
transmitting to Congress before my sue
cessor is chosen, will repeat or reca-
pituiate the questions which deem of
vital importance, which will be acted
upon and settled at this session.
First. That the States shall be re-
quired to afford the opportunity of a
good common school education to every
child within their limits.
Second. No sectarian tenets shall
ever be taught in any school supported
in whole or in part by the State or ma
tion, or by the proceeds of any tax
levied upon any community, make edu-
cation compulsory so far as TO deprive
all persons who cannot read ard write
from becoming voters after the year
1890, disfranchising none, however, on
grounds of illlieracy who may be voters
at the time this amendment takes effect.
Third. Declare church and State for
ever separate aud distine., but each
free within their proper spheres, and
that ali church property shall bear its
own proportion of taxation.
Fourth. Drive out licensed immor-
ality. such as polygamy and the impor-
tation of women for illegitimats pur-
poses. To recur again to the celten-
rial year, it would seem as though, now
as we are about to begin the second
century of our national existence,
would be most fitting time for these
reforms.
Fifth. Euact such laws as will insure
a speedy return TO sound currency,
such as will command the respect of
the worli.'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15

10, from bed, and shot him. MIRA Ellie
McAlisfer, his sister, interfered, and
was shot through the heart aud died
instantly. Charles ran out and vas
shot twelve times, his clothes being SET
on FIRE BY the mob, and his body was
burned horribly. James McAlister
escaped through q trap door into the
cellar, took to the woods till daylight,
and then came back With bullet in his
arm. Some of the party we're masked.
The excitement and confusion in that
region are indescribabie.
There is grsat revival meeting in
progress ir the Union Presbyterian
ColeraiDe, Lancaster county.
There is coal mine on fire two and
half miles from Reynoldsville, Jeffer-
son county, which has been burning for
three months.
While Henry Kaufman, l9 years of
age. was engaged in blasting rocks in
a well in Lancaster county, in company
with others, a terrible accident occur
red. While being drawn up out Of the
well blast exploded prematurely, and
he was hurled several feet in the air
and then fell back into the we'll, falling
upon the broken rocks. His spine was
injured, hIs face badly dis6gured, aud
his person much bruised, but no bones
were broken.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15
Lawyer Henderson, President
Grant and the Whisky Frauds.

Law Jor htuuOTSuuJ oSiu o a
Grant and the Whisky Frauds.
The fraudulent whisky cases in St.
Louis have furnished fresh food for ex-
element within the past week for the
Democracy. There is a man named
Henderson living iu Missouri, who,
some years ago, was in the United
States Senate, lawyer by profession,
galvanized politician by practice, a
political trimmer, always turning the
sails TO catch the latest popular breeze.
When the Government commenced
proceedings against the whisky ring
Mr. Henderson was selected as lawyer
against the crooked whisky men. He
was known to be an anti Grant Admin
istratiun man, and was selected more
particularly because it was believed
that his opposition to the Administra-
iion, if it Influenced him, would induce
him 10 work the harder to secure con
viction of the whisky fraud men, but he
was not expected to forget his selfrespect
and respect for the President of The Re-
public, so as to indulge in insinuaiion
against President Grant, as being con-
nected with the crooked workers in
liquor. But that is what be did. In
a speech in court be insinuated that
President Grant had to do with the
business, that the whole tLiDg was too
near the "W hite House," and for his
unmanly, mean, contemplate manner
of insinuation be vas removed from the
position of lawyer in the case. Ii he
knew that President Grant had 20 do
with the frauds it was clearly bis duty
to bring his case before the grand jury.
But it was eowardly and character
thief like, more so thai the crooked
whisky business itself, 10 stand in open
court, and, under the SO called rights of
a lawyer, defame and blacken the
character of Grant by insinua,ion. 1t
xss right to remove such defaming
in-,Haa1of.
james g. Broadhead, of ST. Louis,
has been appointed in his place. Mr..
Brosdhead SHOULD place Henderson on
the witness stand, and have him tell
what be knows. However, Mr.. Hen
derson does not need to wait for an in
vi;atioG as a witness be can ledge ia-
formation at once. Ii he is a man, and
has not lied By insinuation, he will do so
The country will not believe that
President Grant is guilty Of eompiicity
in the whisky frauds, on the iDsinuatioD
of pettifoggers. Bad men have crept
up near TO the President, and ingrstia-
ted themselves into bis confidence, and
on their recommendation bad men have
IN many cases been appointed to ofice.
Almost every county can cite case or
two. Tie men who recommend the
unfaithfuI and corrupt officials should
be looked after. They are the parties
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15
Registers Notice.

nj Office is hereby given that the fol-
1S following named persons have filed
their Administrators, Executors and Guar
dian accounts in the Registers Office Of
Juniata county, and the same will be pre-
sentcd for confirmation and allowance az
the Court House in Miff.iltown, on Tues
day, December 81, 1876:
l. The account of Amanda Mangel, ad-
ministrat-r OF Daniel Mangel, deceased, late
of Sussuehanna township.
2. The account of William Casner, ad-
ninistrator OF William Hossler, deceased,
late OF Beale township.
3. Supplemental account of s. G.. Dress
Ter, executor of the last win and testament
of Jacob Dressler, deceased, late of u.s.
quehlnna township.
4. The first and final account of Samuel
Black, executor of Margaret Black, late OF
Port Royal, deceased.
5. The account of Samuel Showers, ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Simon Basom,
deceased, late of the borough of Mitfiin-
| town.
6. The final account of C. G.. Shelly, ex-
ecutor of Susanna Musser, deceased, late of
Delaware township.
Z. The account of Christian Musser,
Trustee, appointed Dec. 6, es47, By the Or
phans' Court of Juhiata comfy TO sell the
real estate of John MOIST, deceased, late of
Fermanagh township, as stated by John
Nnsser, one of the executors of Christian
Musser, deceased.
s. The first and final account of Joseph
Gayman, administrator of Michael Shirk,
deceased, late Of Fayette township.
g. The first and final account of Peter
Shelienberger, administrator of William
Kaufman, deceased, late of Fayette town
ship.
10. The supplemental account of John s.
Lukens, administrator OF Whiieside Lukcns,
deceased.
IL. The final account of David Hertzler,
administrator of John Smoker, deceased,
late of Spruce Hill township.
II. The first and final account of Joseph
Rothock and Sarah X. Bartiey. administra-
tors OF Cornelius Barley. deceased, late of
the borough of Miiliintown.
13 The account of james Irwin and Geo.
McCuiloch, executors of Samuel Lawson,
deceased.
now Melinda Beale, executrix of the last
will and testament OF Matthew Laughlin,
deceased, late of Tuscarora township.
Guaidian Of Jonathan II. and Lucien G
Kline. minor children of Leonard and Mary
Kline.
10. The final account of John Gingrich,
Guardian OF Matilda Moist, minor child of
Henry Moist, deceased, late OF Fermanagh
township
IL. The first and final account of J. Shell
burn Robinson, Guardian OF Mariah l.. Cum
ningfam.
lS. The final account of Jacob Weiser,
Guardian Of Jonathan II. Kline, son of
Leonard Ii. Kline, deceased, late OF Milford
township.
IS. The first and final account of John
Aotzer, administrator of Louisa Young,
late of Walker township. deceased.
J. T. AEfLIN, Register.
REGIsTER's OFFICE,
aifilintown, Nov. %, 1875.
FOB PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
- done Al this Office.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15

a COLLECTION will be taken up in all the
public schools of Virginia on the l9ts of
January, the birthday of General Robert E.
Lee, for the benefit of the Lee monument
fund. ."-SoutherR paper.
These people vii! not in this gener-
alton get through with their folly. Fifty
years after this their grandchildren Will
Wish that their monumenis had crum-
bled into dust. They will be looked
upon with great disfavor they will be
looked upon as mi-bar barous, looked
upon as wrong doers against their fel-
low men, not only as rebels against
the Government but as vioiators of the
individual. rights of men SO let them
build them, for by so doing they best
perpetuats the history of then folly
and crime.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15

who have imposed on the confidence of
the President, spd thus worked bad
men info Office, even close no to the
s.White House" President Grant ap-
points men in . majority cf cases on
the Recommendation of other men, and
thus he bas been imposed on. The
countrysstanas by the President and
demands that Henderson 60 into court
and made good his insinua.ion. Ii be
refuses or fails to do SO, be sinks to the
depths of common sIanderer by in
sipuation.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15
Ne1o Advertisements.
To Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- up to January lst, 1875, by the under
signed, for the building of new BRICK
SCHOOL HOUSES py So feet--at Mt
Pleasant, Walker township, in all respects
ike the House at Cedar Grove-exclusive
of furniture. Proposals will be opened and
the letting take place Al the Old House. on
Saturday, January LIST, at O'Clock p. III
Directors reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
DANIEL KLOSS, Secretary.
Dec. Is, 1873.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15

TRAMPs have caught the spirit o!
Moody and Sankey in the Eastern part
of the State, as is vouched for by the
Pottstown Ledger. The Ledger says
that body of tramps, who were hos
pitably entertained in the station house
IN that borough over Sunday, held re-
ligious service, one gentleman of the
road making an address, and then all
bands joined in the singing OF "Ninety
and Nine" 1t would not be surpris-
ing if the tramps claim the Apostles Of
1900 years ago as belonging to the
tramp fraternity.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15

An accidental joke was passed on
the Philsdelphia detectives last week.
A despatch was received that Thurlow
Weed would arrive in the city on a
CERTAIN train. The telegraph operator
thought 1t meant Tweed. He dispensed
with the Thuriow and placed the "T''
to the name Weed and made it Tweed.
The detectives get bold of the inform
alton as interpreted, and, as might be
expected there was stir amongst them.
but as Mr.. Weed got into the city be-
fore the n,utilated despatch got into
the hands Of the detectives, they had q
lively time in looking for Tweed. FL
sally the correct version got out that
it was not Boss Tweed, but Hon. Thur
low " eed, whose arrival had been her
aided BY dispatch.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-15
THE NEW AMERICAN
SEWING MACHINE E
simple, Self-Threading, and
Durable.

r SHALL take pleasure in showing this
L popular Machine TO any WHO wish TO buy
a irst-ciass article. Ii has won its way TO
the front ranks. Call and see it, or let me
know who you are and where you live.
Address W. II. AIKENS, Agent,
aug25-3m Mitninfown, Pa.