Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-08-30


Three Snyder county young men have
been arrested on the charge Of sfsbbing the
horse OF q neighbor to death The horse
was bind, and on dark night, when his
rider could not see, walked against the
party Of young men, who were on their way
to camp meeting
Last Sabbath, while on the way from Ma
pleton TO the Newton Hamilton Camp Meet
ing, the frightening of horse in a buggy at
the cars caused lady, one Of the occu-
pants of the buggy, to leap from the buggy.
She did not alight on her feet, but fell OF
the ground in such a way that her neck was
broken.
BY the Camp Daily we see that the
following naned Juniata county people
hold tents at the camp meeting at New
ton Hamilton John Balenfine, W. d. Cra-
mer, Miss Rebecca J. Diven, Geo. Goshen,
]. 5. Graybill, s. A. Hawn, Sarah Kauff-
man, Isaac Kaufman James North, Rev. J e..
NJ. Olewine, Thomas U. Parker, II. A. Stam-
baugh.
| The Gallagher farm was sold YESTERDAY TO
Mr.. Calvin North, Of Selinsgrove, for S,47
4 IS per acre-.here being l55 acres. The
two lots south of the Lutheran Church werC
sold Mr.. Robert McMeen, of this place, for
SIS. The six-acre tract was sold TO Mr.. +.
{. Parker, of this place, for Sll4.00 per
! acre.
The Republicans Of Huntingdon county
have put this ticket in the field State SEN
ate, II. G. Fisher; Assembly, p p Devices
Associate Judge, Perry Moore; Director OF
the Poor, Daniel Conrad; Jury Commits
sioner, John Y Lutz Coroner, Dr. e. W.
Hewitt No nomination for Congress. Col.
/ VIM. Davis, DIR. J. F. Thompson and ]. G..
Isenberg are the Congressional CoDferevs
TO meet with Confefees of other counties.
The Republicans of Perry county have
put the following ticket In the field: Assem-
bly,, Joseph b. CARRIER; Prothonotary. Isaiah
T.. Stephens; Director of the Poor, Samuel
Sigler; Jury Commissioner, James Ever
hart; Coroner, George Shrom. No nomi-
nation was made for Congress OF State Sen
ate. The Congressional Conferees are, ".
A. Sponsler, Esq, Col. F. Wister and j. W.
Williamson, Esq The Sesstorial Conferees
are Philip Bosserman, j. b. Lahr and Geo.
ii. Hench.
| In the course of his opening speech. on
MONDAY night week, General Butler said I:
"a short time since COW Was killed at
| Wilkinson, Miss, aud what was the result
OF il . Why, twenty nine negroes We're
killed. DO You suppose the killing of that
COW was the reasonl No, it was the be-
ginning OF a political campaign. This was it.
| Yet let Congress be tlled with rebel gen.
erals, ard wh,t would happen, with Mr..
TiIden at the head Of the Government
Would the dog wag the tail or the tail wag
the dog 2"
The Berks County Centennial Fair will be
held in the city Gi Reahing, Pa, on the
| 18th. 18th, 1ith and 18th of September
next From the extent of the preparations
that have been made, it is believed that this
will be the most successful Fair ever held
in the county. Berks always excess in her
Fine Fruit displays, and as there is an i'm
mcnse crop CT fruit in the county this year,
grand exhibition in this department may
be expected. A large number of applica-
tions Tor space in the different departments,
and Tor Horse and Cattle stalls are already
on file. The celebrated RInggold Band will
furnish music during the Fair. There will
be Balloon Ascension, and many new and
attractive features. Three Thousand Dol
lars are offered IN Premiums, besides Medals
and a special Centennial Diploma. There
will be races every day on halt-mile track