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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-10-19
GENERAL T4RKETRETTEW
LOUISVILLE.


Flour frm family, S5a4 50 W heat firm red,
81. Corn dul 4ga4Sc. Oats hTmer, StaS6c Pork
buoyant, ST. Bulk Aeat Ease. Bacon, 134al0s4c
sugar cureG hams, l5@sc. Lard steady. Whisky,
&l.07. -
Flour quiet but firm. Wheat steady, with a fair
demand; red 9OCaSl 06. Corn 10 far demand 46a
47c. Oats in good demand SSaS9c- Pork easier,
Si9aI9 25. Lard in fair demand closing at lOs5e.
hUIk meats, Tag1sc Bacon, TS4ale}sc whisky,
ST. LOUIS.
Flour hrmer for supeEhne, hne and sound medi-
um extras, but prices unchanged. Wheat hEneF
for best grades but higher for others No. red
winter, Sil5A. Corn inactive aud lower az 81 re.
Oats firm S5C bid for No. >. Whisky, sloS. Lard
duh aud Lowell at 1855, Bulk meat, sass Bacon
SalOC. Hogs higher, S5-l5a6,25.
NEW ORLEANS.
Flour. s4s0a6 IS. Corn in fair demand yellow,
Csc. Oats In fair demand Galena higher, soc,
COnmeal, - CO. Hay-pTime, Sl6. Pork--mGss,
SlI5OalS. Lard, llall6c Bulk meats-shOuldeFs,
TIE Bacon. Siqall}gc. sugar cured hams, 1873
lBtIc. whisky choice western, St,Ilall5.
COTTON MARKETS.
Nav ORLkANs-M iddlIng lie.
MoHmE-NIiddHng I0lte.
vAxvAH-Middlng I0lSc.
CHARL EsTON-AiiddlinE 1899.
MEMPHIS iddling lie.
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$50 or 900 BOUNTY.

Act Of 1856 renewed. sO'diaTs. Widows, Children
Parents, write t4rm Of service. ann Of bount re-
ceived sending stamp to Col. BINGHAM Co, .AtyIl
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Readers single trial will convince you that this Is
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A010 A EONFB-AGENTS WANTED every
VtELEb where Business honorable and first class
hZsHE Particu ars SENT FREE. Address
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DpNUTnNu Procured for Soldiers and Sailors, how
FhNOlUND ever slightly disabled IN the L. 5. SER
vice aI.o PENSIONS increased. Advice free. Taos
MCMrCHAEL. Attorney, 5O7 Samson St, Phila., Pa.
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Correspondence invited. Agents WEafsd.
ROOFS.

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OLD ROOFS.
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them heye his paint req aires 10 heating is applied
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ON TIN Or IRON ROOFS
the red color is the best paint in the world dmra-
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never eygCkR sraLs One coat equals afaHy other.
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Mills. f0UndFies, factories and DWELLING spseiTiSg
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MAMMOTn RYE,

The greatest woadeF az the Centennial Exposition
pruducuE - bushels to the acre making bread equal
10 the hest wheat for the nrsE time offered for
sale D. sBc. - Is. SIB8 10 bs, s3,us, lgJ Re, So.
ny mail. CeaEs per pound added. One b1she4 haS
been ha rvested this year from one paund sow1s
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Profitable, Pleasant work: hundreds now en-
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dsQ WATCHES. A Great Sensation. S1mPl
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05
Trial List for April Term,
Term, lS56.

George W Gorton vs.. Joseph Hinmols-
baugt. No 100, September ter r., 1873.
. Louisa Fransoni vs. Samuel S Wilson
and George W McElwee. No &c, Septem-
Der term, 1874.
Jacob Pile vs. Christian I'm Schaffstall.
No 80, December tie rrn, 1874.
Jacob Pile vs. Christian I'm Sehafistall.
No "a. December term, 1874
Charles Linthurst by his next friend
George " Linthurst vs. Stewart McCulloch
and Jacob Lemon. 10 "A, February term,
1873.
| jeremiah Lyons VS. C B BARLEY, Gar
nishee OF John ii Bartley. No 20, febru-
AIRY term. 1875.
j. Kohler Snyder VS. Daniel Cofman.
No. ,5. February term, 1875
5 John l. Bears, Ephraim Bears and Da-
vid Bears, partners trading in the name OF
John l. Bears & Sons, vs. Abraham VIII
liims. No 80, April term, 1875.
John McNeal vs. solomon Books and
William Wagner Nc l9i, April term, 1879.
lC George W Gorton VS. Hugh Palm. No
II, September term, 1873.
III Selinsgrove and North Branch Rail-
road Company VS. George F Mcfarland -
No 80, September term. 1875.
IL Edward A Margritz vs. George r. Nc
Fariand No 60 September term, 1873.
IL Edward A Margritz vs. George 7 Nc
Farland. No 81, September term, 1875.
IA Edward 4 Margritz VI George + Nc
Farisnd. No 81, September term, 1915.
l5 l. Southard Parker VS. Catharine Mil
ier. No Ill, September term, 1875.
10 George W Gorton VS. John Dillen.-
No lbs, September term, 1875.
IL George " Gorton VS. Joshua Beale
and Joshua Beale and John " Wallace, Exec
ntors Of Hugh Hart, deed. No l29, Sep
iember term, 1875.
IL SelinsgrJye and North Branch Rail
road Company vs. F + Rohm. No 27l,
September term. 1875.
10 Selnsgroye and North Branch Rail-
road Company VS. b A Doughman. No ~
September term, 1875.
JACOB BEIDLEA, Protionotary.
PRorHoyorARy's OFFICE,
aifilintc~n, March ID, lS16-tc.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05
Legal .Aduert,sem0ts.


DNOCLAMATlQN.-w HE REAS,
I the Hon. Benz. BIuSKN, President
Judge or the Co,rti common Pleas for
the 9Th Judicial District, composed Of the
sUan',ss isnd .ad 1f Jyaass.n auS weser
and sa1s, a0ohn Hxifses Of tie said
Court IT Comfrs Of Juuiafa county,
have isSsea ...,iT pfiaept 10 me directed.
bearing date the 18th day Of FEB, 1870,
for holding Court Of 0Yer and Termsnei
and General Jail Delivery, and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, at MIF.
FLINrOwN, on the FOURTH MONDAY
OF APRIL, 1876, being the 2ith day Of
the month.
NorrcE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to the Cor
oper, Justices of the Peace and Consta6les
of the County of Juniata, that they be then
and there in their proper persons, at one
O'Clock on the afternoon of said day, VIII
their records, inqui,itions, examinations
and oyer remembraaces, TO do those Things
that to their Offices respectively appertain,
and those that are bound by recosuizance tc
Prosecute against the prisoners that are OF
then may be in the Jail of said county.
be then and there to prosecutor against
them as shall be just.
By ar- AIT of Assembly, passed the the
day of May, A. D., 1854, it is made the
duty of the Justices of the Pease. OF the
several counties of this Commonwealth, te
return to the Clerk of this Court of QUartor
Sessions of the respectives counties. all the
recognlzances entered Into before them BY
any person or PERSONS charged with the
connnsion OF any crime, except such tas-s
as may be ended before Justice or ths
Peace, under existing laws, at leaet ten days
tefore the commencement of rhe session
or the Court to which they are made re-
turnable respectively, and in all cases where
any recognizances are entered into le-s
then ten days before the commencement
of the session to which they are made re-
turns5s. ,-She said Justices are to return
ths same in the same manner as if said &C t
had not been passed.
Dated at Mifiiintown, the 18th day of
Feb, in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sevepty-six.
WM. y. KNOUSg, Sheriff.
sheriffs Office, Miffiintown,
March i3, 1870.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05
John Chinama an In CalifOr.
MIA,

The Chinese question is discussed
by the California and Nevada jour
nal in tone of alarm and despond-
ency that can be little understood or
appreciated IN the Atlantic States.
They appear to have come to the
conclusion that it is as impossible to
resist this Asiatic tide as to turn the
waves of the ocean. The San Fran
cisco Chronicle SAYS that every indus
try they attack yields to their patient
endeavor, and in every trade and oc-
cupation in which they engage the
European and American worker re
tires beaten ard discounted Laws
against gambling, vagrancy, begging,
prostitution, the sale of women, fail
utterly to correct any of these evils
in consequence of the simple policy
of non-resisting submission. They
have their own courts, orders, gov
ernmeiits. morals, religion, language
customs and institutions, and all OPP
position to them falls powerless. The
Nevada Enterprise cites the fact of
their complete sway in the East In
dian waters, where all competition
against them is unavailing. Their
alone could not do it. But
their patient submission, their invin-
cible industry and perseverance, and
their perfect organization and dis
cipline prevail against all Obstacles
North .7meyican.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05

Beale shot Drsisback's 3 dog, in Lewis
burg. D. sued for $l00, received yer.
dict of $50. Appeal.
Milbwn, the blind preachsr, is worth
$50 900.
A good deal of fluid goes to the In
dams labelled "Mrs. Winslvw's Syrup"
A young man named Raphael Byrues,
Of Csrroito~n, Cambria County, was
kiltsd BY the carawhile wIking sa the
PenlsyirA.r railroad tracks one mile
east of Cresson, on Monday the 9th
ult.
The Methodist Conference which
adjourn at Harrisburg on Tuesday the
% inst, adopted a resolution remon
strating against the Centennial being
kept open on the Sabbath day.
The fund for the payment Of wit
nesses before the Congressional CON-
mittees has been exhausted for over
three days, and witnesses are compelled
TO sell their claims at discount.
They are building, In Carlisle, car to
hold 100 persons Tor ric.nicking purposes
TIE Grand Ledge OF Knights OF Honor
meet in Erie Apri 10.
The maple sngar crop in Fayette county
has been very large this season.
Charles Mccormick, of Warren county,
sged sixty-fve. shot himself last week to
ease himself of life's troubles. He succeed
ed
A bill was introduced in the Ohio House
on Saturday to COS pei passenger railway
companies TO furnish each passenger with
sitting room, and prevent tie over crowd
| ing Of its cars.
The tax collector Of MeSersdale, Sone..'-
Set county. has disappeared, leaving a tsl-
ance Of $500 unsettled.
! Charles O'Boyle, an old man fifty years
of age, convicted of rape on the person OF
Lizzie Lidden, little deaf and dumb girl,
was sentences to eleven years imprison-
mnnt by Judge Pershing, IN Luzerne county,
on Monday week.
David Roth, at Shamokin, Pa, while un-
der the influence of liquor abused his
child. His wife, interfering, was struck
and kicked. Roih's father, IN separating
them, was kicked in the abdomen, causing
Z. injuries fIom which he cannot recover.
The Barr Bank robber, Miles, has been
sentenced to fourteen years.
A Buffalo jury has decided lager beer
notwithstanding.
The growing wheat crop OF Kansas is
said TO be thus tar in a state of unusual ad-
vancement
The first whisky trial in Chicago has re-
suited in a ver.ict of guilty, the defendants
being charged with having deiraudcd the
government out OF a tax on 100 900 gallons
oil spirits
y lat doe was discovered in Lake Erie
recently, floating Oil cake OF ice twelve
feet square, two miles from the shore.
Two men ioucd cut TO her and sirsnglcd
her.
1he Marshal of Chester eau find no law to
prevent an old lady from smoking in church
and he gave one pou;.d OF tobacco the
other Sunday If she would quit.
Wikesbirre talks OF building a PreSby-
terrain Seminary.
The Lycoring county court house is un-
dergoing repairs.
A creek dam at Worcester, Mass, broke
last week, aud by wave ut twenty feet OF
water swept houses along the stream below
away, with other Improvements, to the
amount of Sj0U,OO0. The break took place
in daytime, and no lives were lost.
On Sunday morning twenty-five houses
IN Fairmoust, W. Va, were destroyed by
ire. Loss Si25,p00.
Belknap's investigation goe, on At Wash
( ,ngton.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05
News Items.

The Clearied Raffsman's Journal
says that the number of RATS on the
West Branch and its tributaries that
will be sent to market this season will
reach about 200. In 1874 over 1900
RATS were run to msrke. from the
same localities, and in 1875 about
1890, of which, perhaps, some 25O
RATS are unsold'
Gen. Simon Cameron certifes tha.
the Poi,sville National Light Infantry
was the first company of volunteers
whose services we're offered for the de-
fense of the national capitai in 1861.
The company teIegraphed to the War
Department an offer of its services on
the l4th of April, aud arrived at Wash
ington on the 18th.
John Swineborne, the Waterloo vet
erap, who died recently in the Wash
ington, Me-, Poorhouse, had carried a
bullet in bis head for sixty-one years.
The lagest ice-house in the world is
in Brussels, Belgium. 1t covers an
area of $4,000 square feet and will
store a million tons of ice.
1t is runored that new counterfeit
FIVE. dollar note on the Merchants Ma
tional Bank of New Bedford, Mass, i.
in circulation. 1t is said to have been
printed in Texas, and the work of the
notorious counterfeitcr, Pete McCart
ney.
f. Leiby, of Roaring Greek town
ship, Columbia county, has horse forty.
seven years old still able to do full
days work. Benjamin Fortner, of Cat
awissa, owns a pair of grays, each thirty
one years old this spring.
slits Bidwell, who married Mr.. Bod
we'll, of Pbiladelphia, got her "i "
knocked out during the ceremony.
A judge in Virginia has been i'm
peached for playing poker. His defence
was that he played in his individual
and not in his official capacity. But
this did not avail him. The virtuous
House of Delegate, at Richmond re-
moved him by a vote of 20 to Is II
this case is to be regarded as a prece-
dent, Judicial amusements will be con-
siderably curtailed.
Governor Hartranft has issued the
death warrant Cor the execution of
Thomas F. CarIey in Montgomery
county, on May 9.
A singular accident of serious
character overlook q man in New Jer-
sey last week. 1t is related thus =
While some fishermen, who have their
headquarters on the shore of the Hud-
con, opposite the Elysian Fields, III Ho-
boken, we're cutting poles on Tuesday,
one Of them ran along the logs, and
slipping, fell on his back with his arms
outstretched.
A despatch from Austin, Texas, un-
der date of March 30, SAYS: The United
States mail stage from San Antonia to
Austin was stopped BY two masked
men on Monday and robbed of $4,000
and two horses.
Last Thursday snow fell generally in
Illinois.
The Bank of Greenfield. Ohio, p'i-
vste concern, suspended on the 2eth
uit. Liabilities, $50, 900.
>. N,ne n" men were severely injured on
.oe @S.h uit., by q timber truss in the
uisi Suiidinss SSs :. s;S; the undni,hed Ceuten-
Joseph Hall, /. halter, of Bo....
was discovered lying beside the hIon; ds !;
body of his wife with his throat cut =.
the morning of the Both ult. The ~o.
man bad been beaten to death by him
with heavy wash bowl aud pitcher
Hall vas taken to the hospital, and will
die.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05
License Petitions.

NOTICE is hereby given to all interested
1N that ;he following applications Tor Lii
cense have been filed in the Projhonotary' 5
Office, and will BE- presented to the Court
on Wednesday, April %, 1916:
John & Moser, Tor license TO engage il
the business of vending vinous, spiritnous
malt or brewed liquors in quantities not less
than one quart, III the borynSh OF Mifiiin-
town.
John z Hollob nigh. for license to keep a
restaurant and eating house. and to sell do
mestic wines and brewed liquors, in the
borough Of Miff.intown.
James A Murray, for license to keep al
inn and house of entertainment in the bor-
ough OF Miff:intown.
Jacob Will, for license to keep an inn
and house of entertainment, In the borough
of Miffiintown.
John A Newcomer. for license to keep a
pnb.ic house OF enteyiaiurncu, in the village
OF Waterford.
Cloyd VI Parker, Tor license to keer a res
iaurant and eating house and 20 sell domes-
tic wines, malt and brewed liquors, in the
borough of Patterson.
John Hays, Tor license to keep an inn OF
pablic house Of entertainment in the bor-
ough Of Patterson.
john Foreman, for licepse to keep an inn
or house of public entertainment in the
borough of Patterson
Samuel r Notes.-The. for license TO keep
an inn or house of public enter tainmeDt IN
the borough OF Patterson.
Mary A SNYDER, for license to keep an inn
or house Of ublic entertainment in ths bor-
ough of Thompsontown.
Z. c. Graybill, tor license TO keep an inn
or house of public entertainment in the
village of Richfield.
John McManigle, for license to keep an
inn and public house of entertainment IN
the borough of Port Royal.
Samuel Rumberger, for license to keep
an inn srd public house of entertainment
in Monroe township.
Frank Shields, for license to keep an inn
and public house of entertainment in the
borough OF Mifiiintown.
Cyrus Sieber, for license to keep an inn
and public house OF entertainment in Nc
Alistervilic.
Thomas Cox, for license to keep IN inn
and public house OF entertainment in Green
wood township.
Jacob Weiser, for license to keep an inn
and public house of entertainment in Sus-
quehanna township.
JACOB BEiDLER, Profhonotary.
Prothonotary's Office, Miftiin-
town, March 29, 1876.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-05
Dissolution Of Co.Partnership.

VNliE firm of Books & Wagner in the
l. Jewelrv and Watch Business in Mifilin-
town, has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted to the said firm
are requested to make Immediate payment.
The books are in possession OF James w.
Wagner, with whom settlement will DC made
The business will be continued by James
W. Wagner, in the Post Office building.
SOLOMON BOOKS,
JAMES W. WAGNER,
Miifiintorn, March Is, 1876.