davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-15
Guregai[Ae nad1iAtsn.

Bremen. Der NnI1luB BON Gese.
lad uno elnigen anosreu bremtiAen 9e'
bietsttsilen OF Den oeuiidca a3oloerein
muroe tereits Nnfan9S, oann Wlltte
bieieS Monats %erlpartet. IS bieB audi,
baB gum 1. Ottobce ole 3ulbureaur an
ben @ren5en setanSist u.o gu oemlelben
2crmiu Verdnoerun9en in oeu Seam'
tsnlteuen beltimut iciu. GS miro iuocf
Der AnIdlub ucrlbteocner uOrbcr auSsu'
fabrenOer Nrbeitcn uno &inrihtungcu
wegen nod nid)t iObalo criol9en. ion'
bern lid nod bis gum /. 9topcmbc,
bin30seru. SIS miilieu /. y. eini9f
3oututter an9eiAaiit wcrosn, .icrnc,
lluo SauIidtcitcn bersultsucn IL. /. ~
Ssim YunceSl4iebcu in Stnttsarl
wuroen uad Dem olficieucn @ewulnuer'
scid)nille pou 9rtmsr Shiecn iOl9cnot
Prelie ~ersielt; l. -. Us. &oDude, Sih'
lcnmudcr, / @tui NIT Scltct, GDrer.
9abe pe8 t. /. priv. Gd)ieBltanoc8 If
aaibad. Wertb 254 %. y 3. Dor
Yolt, &aufmann, l 6rudtlhoIe, Gbrct'
9abe ocr Sdlipe"sceulduft III 9ctp5i3.
Mertb $50 Wf. - IS. S0oeder,
SAlacbtermeiltcr, l 9uno, G9rcn9ab'
Der StaOt gcoubcrg, ASertb 100 M
Ole Srelle mo iGilmtllA anf Oct 6clt'
(0eibe .Ocutlblano" 9el1ohen.
Darmfabt. 8is bas IS. S." CT.
idbrt, 1T nunmtbr bic gr6berc Iu,abl
Der Ourd baS @elcs pom Ii. Auguli
1867 berihrlcn Gcmeinreu gu oem pom
ben belljlhcu Gtauoen 9eucBmigteu
Uertras lucgcn Qcrableeun9 Der Sel'
'trdse fir Den @elanocsGruerb per- die.
osner YaDnltrcden bei9ctreten. Die in
mebrereu Slatteru fiirSlih 9ebrad)te
Nabriht, bab Der 8erslcih binianl9
ici, neil fait idumtlide 9emsinoen Der
Seitritt uerwei9ert battcn, lit rri9,
Das uebereintommem Wtro BON bcr 9fe'
9ierun9 lir ale 3ultimmtnoen 9eueli'
ben in @Oa5u9 sciest wsrbcn /; 9e9su
oieleni9en @emeinOen, Wclbe bis gun,
Is. Scptembcr nidt bcIsstrcten lino,
miro Die btiHibe 2nowi9Sbabn Oen
NehtSwe9 bstreten.
Sim Is. 5%eptem6er biclt Die pro-
teltantilde @eiltli1teit ocs @robbcr'
S%ostbum8 in 6rautiurt in Der Golenan'
cine Gonieren; ab in Betreif Der Glal'
f%ificiruns Der Bfarr'@ y Ot'
Ieriammluns maj 3ablreiA bcindt nna
siniste iid cabin. Dem Ober.@ onfiltOri'
UNI iepo6l. trie Der 2anbessS huob'
, 1875-10-15
Sruntreid.

Haris, IA. Oit. u9'nniue"s" last ,
bab 400 &arlilten pom Corps gclteQa=
nos Sronfreid betraten nno IN
Surbes internift puroen.
. Ser sWsoniteut" last, baB Die
&iegisruns beidloIen bal, Dap tie nl9t
bere@tist it, li@ oirett in Die iart,l9en
innersn Mnselesenbeiten einSrmiiden
baB aber Die 5rase 9eirefs Der @aran-
item Der Mnleiben Der tiiri,i9en Iesies
runs pur9 bic biplomatii@e @9enten
er6rtern Mil.
, 1875-10-15
Gbino.

2onoon, 13. Oft. Die uYol Mau
@asette~ beri6tet, oaB Die un.erbano-
lunsen bes ensliiAen @elonoFn
NIT China eincn sinr.sen 8erlauf ncb-
men.
2onbon. IA. Oft. Cine Sepel9e
an Die nSimes" BON Shanghai meloei,
bob Die Sage in Yefin cine Snirieoentel=
lenoere 1T, nao oaB Ser G.Osuenor
ipabri9einli6 binnen &urSsm nod gun
nan geben wiro.
, 1875-10-15

BRIT BON Stebforo & Co., oil Goro gue.
luuroe eeltcrn Ibeno bnr6 6euer ger
it6rt. S6aben etlua $4,000; Nerli9e=
runs $1,000.
2ouisntne, GD., ID. Oft. Sic
met6ooiitii6 bii66fli6e gonfsren5 BON
Senneiiee bat Den Yreoiser S. %. 9en"
ner i6ulbis befunoen, Den 8eriu6 9e=
madt Su baben, SRI, Noplor gum ToIe
su brinsen, uno i'm auf elm Sabr pom
Sienite l%uspenbirt.
Ct Gilt fir einen Der po%pularten gre-
bigger i'm Siioen uno ioa Die jiingeren
@eiitli9en pieoerbplt upr Der 0eriu9urs
Der iie ausselebt iinb, 9einarnt boben.
St.2ouis, 13. Oftbr. 9ie dlte
Srouerei Don &ubus &c 9offmeiiter, nell
DE in lcbterer 3eit ols Mal5baus benubt
wuroe iir5te 9eitern Mlor9en Elm, uno
5luei graufnebte, Nanens Conrad unO
9aas, bra1en NIT Den Sriimmern big in
Die Seller bur6 uno wuroen tpot beraus=
9e9raben.
Snbianapo1is, Sno., IA. Sftbr.
Sas Snoianopoliier nSournal," elm tag
lides unb w69enili6 Blot, muroe ge=
fern an ben M9ib. y. 8. Martinoale II.
Oberit @. & Solloiuap bon bier per-
fauft. Grlerer lit Elm 9tedt anlpalt uro
Encouragement 8ifser Der @taot, uuo
Sebterer mar fliiber Der oleini9c @isen=
tbiimer oes Slaites unb lit iebt Yoitmei=
lter. 6. %. 3olfuro 1T ibr Gbef- Ge=
bafteur. as
9etroit, Did,, IS. Oft. Scutc
Msorsen eJplooirte in Sbunoer Bal per
asiiel auf Dem S9leppboote ~Wtiler."
Capt. Mliiler uno lein glerf mrrOcn &C.
t0otet; Der 9ei5er ipuroe i9tper perluun-
Del.
ct. 9 I, Minn., IS. Oft. Cine
Der 4ntlasen gesen ST. MacSlrotb, fri
beten Staatsr 9luoitor, lueaen uebertre-
tug wleiner 4mts ~befusnille besiigli4 Scr
SNuQdnoere,en tputoe 9eltern uerbanoelt
u. Die Gel6lporenen saben einen 8obr=
ipru6 ouf uG,9ti1uloi9" ab.
@alt Safe City IA. DIT. SIN
Se5irts @eri6te bislt seltern Gi0ter
Soreman cine l6arfe Mnipra6e an Die
@roBse|diuorenen se9en Yolp9omie uno
8isamie i'm Sinblife ouf oas Gon9reB-
seieS bon 1862, wel6es bieles @erscben
iiren9 abnbet. Ct iaste, oab bas Gcleb
nie reipefiirt luoroen iei; e~rforberte Die
@eiAworcnen ouf Seben, Der in Yolp=
samie lebte, 5u benun5iren, uno fob ber=
Dor, bob es allein Don ben @el6worenen
abbin9e, Db Die @eieBe reipettirt weroen
lp1ten, ooer uidt, pher Oh Der gonsreR
uuIseforoert uerben miiBte, ltrense@elct=
SC Su erlaiien.
, 1875-10-15
Msneaf tslrgr. pftfIdsn.
Genti9lanD.

Berlin, ID. Oft. 9r. SOrlter, 2ei=
ter beg Difentliden @ottesuieaites, oct
cine Orbre erlollen, in melAer er 1cine
8erbinbuns NIT Dem preubil6en S9e.le
ieiner 9iDsole auibebt.
, 1875-10-15
9talien.

& . ~, IA. O.t. Sialien miro ouf Der
amreifuni59en Sdfular MusItelluil9
bur@ einen f0nisli9en GommiIdr Der
treten Iein.
, 1875-10-15
u. Il. CRAWFORD.
Die Tnhkur

IT b%eiftmr.t. bas sanse btsbertse Seiluerfrtren unn
inftoben. Ole Fur rptrb bur9 bas fosenannts
Soppao nn6 bur4 @tnnsbrnen pom 2obptlpsr
he.uirft Gte so1baoer peieer an. NO bic arani9eit
Ssit aeissm fe Sic aebenstrait' bes WeSni@en an.
Eauienoe fnb In ben lesteu apei Sabren In Der
eaessAnftatt, "a Stanton Str, gfsp 9)ori, sebetlt
Ger3te nro Npotbefer. Dte 9obbdber untsrlheiren
f5 non anoeren Sdberft baburf, bas lte brett ouf
bic aranfbeit einptrten, anb ben franfen Stoff ents
isrss,, = TsIS.r fSrM sr ana sum gori4etn
bnn9ssproceB Der Granfbettsftofe. Sober 2ranfe
pirb BET Der anipeabun9 bteier aur i~oSuioeen 5ein
.issner Iratt.. gDenn Senonb bnrd tteie Sdber ses
rsnb nod Der bisberisen SetlmetboSe BITE Ttttet
8ewobnItb esfdbrttder finb ats BITE Rranfbettfetbi,
nne Nb oiters e." aaniis Deer ie-unSdler .Franfs
Obslei@ Sic aopodber ane srant5eit.n, innerriS
nnb duberlt3. %furiren, 70 iinb bod bic @irfnnaer
Bet totsenben Rranfbetten, DEFENDERS penn te fd
nod IN aeuts1n9u hanoe %befinoeri, santaubcrorbeuts
ltd; 1ieber, islbit aerpen, inb Tgphnsfeber,
fnriri. $aISs nnb 3uneemidminofmd1t pirF
beionbers tsi innaen aenten u. tnt eriten Stadium.
ssDe9n!i9 Iei9t turirt. Naferind,t. Rbsns
ebenio 9neess rnb S9r'mfrantbetten, ioDts aue
iBpbilitiSdDe 9rantbsiteu tn iebem 6raSe. Bel
d. bf-'n &rdnfbeiten, 8~ranbmaroen, @es
pISsti5s u I'D :sare. Sur elm Dab III Sirrsi$snS.
i'm SeSen pom ssr Mirsnns 81 aberaeusen. @aas
eetfrebS rab $ fosenannte &arms obet
Sueferrnhr (eir. siest nnbsilbare 2ronfbeit)
Durben gebs;,i Set lesterGr 8ranfbeit ssben ii
wrossnt bsS 9aderitoffes init icbem Babe Sur9 ben
Urn ab
Gie Bah unb ginnebnes pulper rerSen nae
tebein Ylae TN 2anoe pe-ssnbt. Der QretS be-
Babssqnlpers III 30, Der bes Ginnebme : pulpsrs
p. mtan Iaie fi5 cine Sroidire hber BITE ao5ta
o szali4sr cher hsutf4er Sprads f@tden.
HfI FIR. Rauchfuss, "
J. u Ssaaton ctr. (Box 1891
@sw Desa
, 1875-10-15
Wtliam y. NlDatt,
8 q 1t. q cbilD erimaler
$50. 704 6. Craze Ctr,
Code Der 7ten.)
h IN B, Da.

Da i'd lanqe a3eit in Dem @sidafte
9emcien. hin id 10 eiuaeridtet.
eaB ih ale Maftrdse sur .3ufrierenbeit
meinsr &uuoen id)nel uno biuie uuSfiib=
rem fam. Sd eriudc meme alten Sc.
lddftsfreunoe mir tcrner ibr senei9ts8
Moblmolen 5u idensen.
il b Int @m, >. IS Datt,
, 1875-10-15

GieIs G%siealtait it bic i3upsr'aifafr IN
ben Ser. Siaaten
Sislelbe lsst einen glan Yrr, bet mrlhen bic
@Obltpaten Der &etsnsssriheruns nit eiaem
Oriitei ptr eempbnIiuea Apten er sibl werern
fSaaen. Seine tsAsrs @nla9s fam semlaeVt
peruell.
Gnltte gplics metpen immsr prompt urb
obne Muftdub psb.sablt un5 bapen un'rr.
Gltenten nc @runp, .ld IN ir9ene elmer 9Ssi
le su t~etla9sn. AAit etnem ~,lporuils 70
ID Gents taelid,, fam sin Jeter leins 6amt
lie unltanria mad leinem Spoe Y~erlCret babsn.
selct anlrre 9i1eul.te Inp be,ul ct unS.
-tulide, wsl9e esnauere AusEaaft min
I@en, wpuen icy sstaa'st an Scr, D. Yels,
III per 9rp. b. Slte. peuben+ m.
NIB ) mi
, 1875-10-15
,Sabrsse 6 infammcu..iibers$1 5000.

%. 6. Darlington, grdi., s. e. Gsparts, giesprdf.
y. s. bdrtirpt, Cdr, S. S. @opttns, Af.. Setr.,
grrf. G.'g. en.itp, u tar.
, 1875-10-15

Wer 1000 pidtise 8elebrunsen iiber BEN
iheriflid,en 80rper fenren lerren Mil, BON
eenen er friiber feline Mnuns gebabt, Der
lfe ~Offene go1fsfpra1e unb g e.
TIMBER Menf6ems@erfanb," ein
"erl1iinftises Bud fir perffdnbise 9eute unb
eth glttes Bud fit Sebermarn. Gus benz.
lclben fornen iebr piele Sa9en seternt peroen,
tueIde bic meiiten 9eute fid seuiren bonn
Sul1sar3te gu e~rfrasen. SnbaltssGer,
3etbnib oeS @erfes franco per Dot al
1eoe beliebi9e aoreie. Dian weilbe ild) op:
2aarrap sin yerfa9s. 9anbrnne,
129 @aft 2s. ct, 9eetp gorf.
, 1875-10-15
Spring part


= Sd erlaabe mir meinen ssreuaben
Dem Publifum int Mlaemsinen au;u,
gen, SaB ih nit meiner Mle>8rau~ y
cine 2aaer6iera Brauerei perbunoen nsq
gu benz a3uet einen oeutfhen Yrancr,
perm Sacob gdif bon Der beriibnn IL
9ra"erei non s. s. 8ale in Bbilaoei.
pbia anaefteqt babe.
SnSem i'd auf oaS Dobltpollen bes Vi
blifums rehne, 9ebe i'd Die geriibcrua,.
oaB ih alles antueuoen iuerbe, Elm 10
luoblidnedenoes Gier gu brauen, t"H
alien Nnforoerunseu entipreden ipirn.
tol Senrp 8omIcr.
, 1875-10-15


DR.. 6. g. Soote, 100 ecritlston ape.
Cor. 6. este Str, SEEM Dort, ais uaab.
bdnsiser slr3t, bcban6elt ole arten 6 b TO lis
ti1er &ran fbeiten, uno empfdugt
8riefe aus olen Sbeiten Der ciuiliiirten
@elt.
Dur6 Die ori9iuelts 8eiie III ber Gus.
iibnng ieiner' eoiainii@en Yraris
bebanbelt CT Sablreide 9atientcn in europa,
WefSnbten, Canada unb in iebem
Staatc Der @eretnisten Staaten.
Srieflide Guniuttationeu nneutaeltlid.
Neber Wineralien nod iddblide 8lar,er
gebraudt. 8einabe 10000 Yatieuten iprr.
ben III BEN lctten 20 So9rem behanbelt.
Sober 6a1 tuiro ein;eln forgfdltis resifrirt,
Oh briefli6 ODER erf0u1id, Oh BON benz Doctor
ielbf ODER ieinen Siilfsdr3ten. 9ettere finb
oue tpifenidaftlid %9ebiloete Webi3iner,
@Ge yattemtet, rucfde emtfernt .uoemem,
erbalten cine ausfibrlide Sraselifie franco
per Yoit Docr int Saule e. Gin boil tdubiaes
ipitenlotiihes Gintrasen III ben Sadern,
pcrbinbert Tebler ODER Srrtbamer. Die
Sdhcr sueroen 1ir bon ben angeneGteu
GerSten g%e0fnet.
Wegem Sragelife ober anberspeitise Con.
iisltatio.iet ~abrefire man tuie folst:
DIR. e. b. FOOTE,
o.. hoo d.. m..p
, 1875-10-15
The VIRGINIA PROTECTION
2ebens-
DfrfdelnagS Ge(eu(0aft
ill.,. Nibmono, 1a.

5. q. Wi tinIon sra bent.
&itur0 Strip, lice pralpsnt.
8. p. vi. finipm Setretar.
i gS. SndipODn Aupitur.,
s. W. y. prpd, ". ~ mebe5iaiI9e
&aibeeblr.
Grecut be Soaro.
s. q. @itfiniom. 3. SbDmpfom &roiun,
5. ". 9oGpoon, 5. s.. MIen
, 1875-10-15

&eiues@ eie0idoft bietet sr66ere Sor-
tbeile Dellen al. lpelhe ibr 2eben uerii=
hern, alS oieie.
Bteielbe bat General Meentcn In Is g taa,
ten hes eanpes uno III tie ~einsisits iiipllhe
@pmpaeaie, nrlhe i'm Gtaate 9tew yJotf,
Sbio unb penrl9 pania a~ntcrtfirt 10, 9'pl,ieh
tir getenope Ell llderunssn aMssn9eten. lleter
81, @, 0 GO
purbsn IN ben Isstea S5lbre OH @itlmen.
, 1875-10-15

Der @rfpIs oieier epmpaenie IT in ter Sc.
ldi9te rer yetensDsr1iGsrunss @sieliGaften
NOD ME oasfwsIen, ME f~plyenpe NiIs. .brse
grfplge8 e r,ablt:
, 1875-10-15
0trainia @ta1t8<Wd5etre
ta9rt@ bsraussssebsn BON
3sbn 9. { H.
&4 30. 8 ,Sm6lfts Gtraee.
Sfih m ;, . a.

. nhferintipre Nretfe.
, 1875-10-15

purben in ben lssten 8 Slbre' OH @it!men
unb Wailea pOn risier 8siehl9aft aIeae3ablt.
, 1875-10-15

BRIT BON Stebforo & Co., on Gorb Iue.
lpuroe 9eitern Ibeno bnr6 Seuer SER
lt6rt. S9aben etlua $4,000; 8erli9e=
rune $1,000.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-31
DIED:

KERLIN-On the 22d inst, in Pattcr-
son, Samuel Kerlin, aged "a years.
GRAYBILL-On the sjth inst, in Nc
Alisterville, Harry Graybill, aged
DRESSLER-Feb. 22d, in Monroe town.
ship, Adam Dressler. aged IS years, l
month and days.
RUMBERGER-M March l4th, in Green
wood township, Ellis, son of Jacob and
Mary Rumberger, aged 6 years, months
and 10 days.
SHRAWDER-March 18th, in Susque-
hanna township, Sarah, wife of Adam
Shrawder, aged 10 years.
KERSTETTER-Marc Goth, in Susque-
hanna township, Lydia, widow of Adam
Kerstetter, aged about a years.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-31
ORIKsTAL, JuNrifl Co., Pa,


March 25, 1875.
Mr.. ScHwEIER Thinking that an
occasional letter from the lower end of
the county would not be unwelcome, l
take the liberty of writing short com
munication for the perusal of your
readers.
Things generally are moving about in
the usual order. BY the best estimate
we can make the earth, at our place,
performs revolution in about twenty
four hours; and that is, l believe,
about as much as it ever did.
We, country people; don't pay at
tentIon to "dog fights "earerwaulihg
on the roofs BY moonlight" ''grorrd-
bog," or "Dog shadows" &C.. as edi-
tors of newspapers in tOwrs, where
they must take hold of anything to
make " "locals," and elaborate upon
everything, to fill space.
FInancia!ly-well, there is no use
talking Of it; finances belong to the
things which are past.
We had twenty-six snow falls this
winter, measuring in the aggregate a
depth of sever feet. The cold at times
was Intense; but l suppose at your
place, on the banks of the romantic
Juniata, under the shadow of that mag
ni6cent structure on the public square,
you were enjoying the genial rays of
the Queen of Summer, and refreshing
May breezes all the tltse.
was amused the other day upon
hearing an argument advanced by an
intelligent Democrat, who has been
holding an Office for the last II or Is
years, against the Civil Rights bill. 1t
was in substance this If a negro
would come to your house, abuse you,
insult your wife, and in any and every
respect violate and override all limits
of decency, peace and good order, and
you would interfere, and not permit
him to do just as he pleased, he could
prosecute you and have you fined $500.
Well, now, let politics be politics,
and when a man feels convinced that be
is right, let him 60 ahead but when
men, who claim to be possessed of an
ordinary amount Tor little morel of
Intelligence, argue such absurdities to
their followers, it shows precisely what
amount Of intelligence and common
sense they accord to them. 1t would
be enough to insult even a Chinaman,
and it would be almost disgrace to
offer such stuff 10 the credence of an
Esquimaux, aud yet such men haze the
audacity TO offer it to educated Amer
leans, ard then say "follow u.s." Oh,
shame where is thy blush'
Mr.. Amos Miller has retired from the
mercantile business, on account of i'm
paired health. He retires with the
good wishes of the community. He is
succeeded in the business by Mr.. Au-
gustus Dinger, formerly of Gratz,own,
Daupbin county.
AMICES
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-31

The Carlisle Herald says: Mr.. Jesse
Laverty, of East Pennsbcro', living
near Booser's Mill; vas lately very
much annoyed by rats, which carried
off his eggs and made sad work with
his corn in the crib, and then invaded
his granary and commenced destroying
a bin of wheat Mr.. L., oh e1amina-
ton, found there was but one place
where the rate got in. He thereupon
resolved to kill the rats by an artifice
well worthy of the cause. He strewed
corn meal Literally on the floor OF the
granary, and about one hour later he
nailed the hole shut he then called his
dog IA Spanish terrier) and armed with
a club went forth to battle.
Now the door of the granary is fast
ened by long wooden latch extending
full across the door and can only be
opened from the outside, and Mr.. L.,
on entering the granary drew the door
shut and heard the latch fall. He then
thought the enemy vas his, but this
vas an error, for the rats were more
numerous than be expected, and, End
irg no way of escape, attacked both
Mr.. l.. and his dog with great fury
Mr.. l.. laid on his blows hard and fast,
and one blow, armed at rat, unfortu-
nately hit the dog on the head and
killed him.
Mr.. L., being thus deprived of his
faithful ally, would have fed but could
not. He then commenced calling for
help, the rats meanwhile kept skirmlsh-
ing around his legs, ran hp his body,
bit his hand, and one bolder than the
rest bit his nose. 1t Is impossible to
say what the result of this unequal
contest would have been had not a
passing neigbbor, attracted by the noise
and cries, went to the relief Of Mr.. L.,
who presented a shocking spectacle,
his face and hands bloody, and bis
clothes torn into shreds.
Mr.. L., being washed and rehabili'
tated, sat down to reflect, when be
luckily bit on better plan of warfare
He went and borrowed twelve cats,
which with his own made fifteen these
he in the evening shut up in his gran
ary with the rats, and the next morn
ing be found, on exanins:icn, ten dead
cats, one blind, and two with one eye
apiece. Tbs remaining two we're un
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-31
PENN,A. r. R. TIME TABLE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Hollidaysburg has smallpox.

Hollidaysburg has smallpox.
Isaac Etka is ready to do jobs of white
washing and plastering on short notice
Mrs. Anthony Sandoe, of this place, fell
on the ice on the pavement, last Wednes-
dav, and broke an arm, in Huntingdon.
Philadelphia market quotations, Monday,
March 29.-wheat, western, Sl26al.2s /;
corn SIC; oats 6Sa70c.
When Mr.. Mcknight resigned the posi-
tion he held on the railroad, the company
lost one of the best men in its service.
In the list of announcement of patents
granted last week is that of grain binder
TO William A. Patterson of this county.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
be administered In Rev Mr.. B!ackwelder's
church in Licking Greek Valley next SIn-
day
Because of the death Of II. r. Graybill
the entertainment o.. ;.McAlisterville schools
was postponed until Thursday evening,
April lst.
tAaC vas a
water last Saturday and Sunday, just as if
great rain prevailed. The thaw of ice
and snow caused Il.
The snow banks on Gailaher's hill fur
nished water snough to run a stream along
the pike to the basin sufficiently large 10
run mil, last Saturday and Srndayj if
.,. b,d b.. iocays,l fhrre
Bloomfield, Perry county, is discussing
the cause of a shock that was felt by many
people in their houses in that town, some
mornings since. The question asked is,
"was it an earthquake -
Miss Reynolds, while in the act Of re-
moving some articles from the top of a
bookcase in the house Of Mr. John Kirk,
few days ago, lost her balance and fell across
q chair. injur;ng herself so seriously that
she has been quite ii since.
If covering of snow during the winter
months insure large yield Of winter wheat
the next harvest must needs BE a full one,
for the winter Just closed fept the ground
continually covered Wllh SHOW ~ CT NV
green does not show itself in the wheat.
IL looks Drowned, more dead than alive.
1t has time to recover itself if the roots
have not been killed
Some days ago Atfam Moist's hired man.
wishing to experience the exhileratins ei-
feet of riding down hill on the snow, pro-
cured a smooth board and small bundle OF
rye straw, and with these article under MS
arms proceeded to the top Of the hill south
Of the Mansion farm barn. The snow was
crusted and smooth. The straw was spread
and the board laid on it. The young man
took his seat, and before he realized 1t was
gliding over the eighth of mile that IN
teryened between the point at which he
started and post fence al the foot Of the
hill with such velocity that he lost MS
senses of seeing and hearing-he was IN
fact nearly unconscious--when he bounded
against the stout fence referred to. Since
then he has been confined TO bed, both legs
being severely sprsined and bruised.
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PrsxsY1vAx1A RAnnoAp CorrArY

Office Of Sup't of Middle Division. }
Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. %, 1876.
JAMES mcknight, ESQ.,, Supervisor
No. 6, Middle Dir., p. r. R. Dear
Sir, Your letter of yesterday, tender
ing me your resignation as Supervisor
was received by me with feelings Of
most sincere regret-ftst, because Of
the reasons calling forth the resigna-
ton, and second, because the Company
should lose the services of so old aud
valued en- employee.
| have not been here long enough to
know from my own observation of your
true worth, but the high commenda-
tons that | have heard of you from those
who have had such opportunity, and
the condition of that part Of the road
that has been under your immediate
charge, conrinccs ME tba: l, as well q.
the Company, am losing a most valua-
bic officer
will arrange to relieve you by the
lst of the month, as you request, and
L sincerely hope that with the relief
you will experience when freed from
the cares Of business. that you will
rapidly regain your accustomed health
and in the future should there be any
thing in which | can be of service to
you, | certainly hope you will call on
me. Very sincerely yours,
JAMES McCREA,
Superintendent Middle Div. z. X. r.
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MARRIED:

MORG RGAN-ERWIN-On the 1Ith inst,
at the Upper TIscarora parsonage, by the
Rev. J. L. Kearns: Mr.. Sylvester Morgan,
of Orbisonia, Pa, and Miss Margaret R.
Erwin, of Shade Valley, Pa.
LS-0LES-March 23d. by Rev.
T. j. Shsrrard, Mr.. William III. Rannels, OF
Oakland Mills, and Miss Mary Z. oles, OF
Fermanagh towBship.
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A MILRoY correspondent of the Lew
istovn Sentinel relates this of the death
of Lieut.. McLenahen, which took place
last Saturday week: From all that
can learn sift the following facts -
Lieut.. NcLenahen rose as usual on Sat-
urday morning, and proceeded to the
barn TO feed his stock. III II. McNitt,
hrother-inlaw, has been assisting
him all winter in doing chores, &C.,
about the barn. On Saturday morn
ing he came as usual and asked if there
was anything to be done to-day. Mr..
Mel. replied nothing but water the
horses and feed the calves, and that he
could do it himself. Mr.. McNitt, how
ever, took from the stable a pair of
horses and watered them at a creek
some distance away, leaving Lieut..
Mel. standing against the barn. When
he returned be could not find him. He
then went int the back entry TO get
some straw to feed the calves, and while
passing through the entry Ia dark and
narrow onel stumbled over the pros
trate form of Lieut.. McLenahen. Hav-
ing tainted at the corn-c crib the day
before, Mr.. McNitt thought the same
had again occurred, and after some diff
6culty with the deceased's dog drew him
to the light in an adjoining entry
Noticing blood on his forehead he
thought be had fallen against the stones
of the wal! 10 the back entry, (he
thinks be was breathing a. the time he
found his body), and then giving the
alarm at the house, mounted a horse,
came TO Milroy, and returned with Dr.
A. Harshbtrger. Before he returned,
however, all was over with poor Hiram,
and then he discovered for the first
tune that be was shot Subsequent
search in the entry revealed large
POOL of blood and a navy revolver
Lieut.. McLenahen had used this re-
volver for shooting rats and cats, and
kept it constantly about the barn. The
ball entered high on his forehead, but
did not 60 through the head-which
leads many to believe that IN getting
it from the place he vas accustomed to
keep it-on girder above his head
it discharged: accidentally, with this
fatal Jesuit. He leaves a wife and Eve
children.