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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-20
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Brief fran folket.
LrcHFELD, den 10 Sept, 1877.

LrcHr1ELD, den 10 Sept, 1877.
Red. at Mimi. Stats 7idmimg:
vi ha pa senare tiden ordat So
mycket ON grashoppor och boteme'
del for det onda de framkallat der
de harjat, So att da nu grashopporna
pa allvar synes .ha lemnat var stat,
tortle lasaren,, som varit lycklig nog
att ej beh6ft CORA nagon narmare
bekantskap med dessa @inkraktare,
tycka att amnet b6rjar blifva gam
malt och utslitet men visom varit
f6remal for deras glupska aptit ma
kasta en- blick pa var finansiela STALL
ming. Vara 5kreditorer hafva makt
att mar som helst ber0fva en- stor.
del af oss vara hem och andra nod
yandigheter; vi aro utan f6doamnen
for kommande ar, utan utsade, utani
kredit, och hvar resurserna annu Ell
aro utt6mda, utan .hopp finnes att
kunna ibesa: jorden, uppstar svarig-5
heten att, forma fordringsegarne att
1emna a1istand, langt nog att bli af
nagon nytta. Manga Iowa muntli.1
gen att vanta 81 lange de kunna.
nagra IA formas att bestamma en-
yiss It'd men gifva intet skriftligtE
bevis derpa, utom i nagot tenstaka
fall hvar intresset leder dem dertiD..
I fold deraf tranger sig den fragan
pa oss farmare, ON det ej yore batt-
re att .slemna hvad wi ha qyar till
dessa herrar sa val forst som sist,
och profya var lycka pa nytt i den.
vida western. Att under sadana om-
standigheter lagga ned slit arbete
och sin sista skarf j iorden for ett
annat ar blir i manga fall endast
detsamma som att smorja kraset at
herrar spekulanter annu fetare an
Diet ar forut ia, manga strofva re-
dan omkring pa Dakotas prairer for
at uts6ka sig nya hem, och kornmer
ej var lagstiftande f6rsamling emel-;
Ian med nagon praktisk skyddslag,
som panyttfoder yart ihopp ON moi
ligheten af en- framtida oberoende
stallning har, sa kanske hrr kapitali-
ster ia erfara sanningen af hvad
folkvannen hr w E. Banning har--.
omdagen EFT tai emot hoga ran-3
tor inf6r st. Paul Chamber of COM.
sa.erce yttrade, att den egentliga sa-
kerheten for kapital utlant pa egell.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-20
= = 5E7-sI ( : e ! = :. =
LifEet i ,.jOrdell.

< En- af de st6rsts skater. som ior-
den CONNER j slit m6rka skote, az
'otvifvelaktigt stenkolet; ty af till.
'gangen derpa beror, smart sagdt, he.
Ia industrious och det omsesidiga
utbytets vara eller icke vara, sayida
ej det ar frarntiden forbehallet att
upptacka nya yarnekallor, hVarom
vi nu Ell dr6mma eller pa sin hold
endast hafya en- dunkel f0rInodall.
Il. Stenkolet best5r till st6rsta delen
af vaxtamnen, som f0rmultnat och
f5rstenats pa samma stale, der de
y;ixt. De med fiber rikligt sutrusta.
de yattenvaxterna, som under de
.stora traden bi1dale tjocka mattor.
sammanbundo och fitade iIlop sig,
ssasom sIlnn i dag ar fallet med vara
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-20
POstuanderr6ttelse

z. Knte,t bref yigt eli 6fverstigande 1-2uns,
hefardras till hyilket postkontor som helst
nom F6renta Staterna mot en- afgift at cts.
Postportot maste dock alltid srlaggas 1f0r- 'E
For hvarje ofverstigande 10 uns eller un-
" EnkeF brefi samma stad der postbarare
finnes. forutbetaldt, 2 cents. ! stad der post
barare ej fnnes, cent. 3 !. ~ =, ! " !, !.
I'm tidning som ej wager 0fver uns, be-
fordras till ala delax af landet for ! cent
Postyerket fbetordrar inga paketer1 som
vaga ofVer 4 pund. ~. .g..- ..f~.-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-20
LAGFoRORDNINGAR MID AFsEENnE
.'-''.,z,S' pA TIDNINGAR.

l. Hvarje postmastare ar skyldig att, g.
fort en- tidning ej uttages ur ostkontoret,
derom eenom BRET underratta tidningens ut
eityare ie1nte3 angifvande af anledningen,
RvarfSr den ej blifvit uttagen. Forsunamelse
att cora delta gor postmastaren ansvarig for
den betalning som illkommer utgifvaren.
.. Hyarie person, som fran ett postkontor
uttaeer en- fdning, ware sig densamma ar
till honom adresserad eller icke eller han
for densamma subskriberat eller icke, ar an
svarig for dess betalning. .,,
tidninq vid en- vviss It'd skall uppllora att ko-
nom alisandas, och utgifvaren fortfar att
sanda densamma, skall prenumeranten vara
skyldig for tidningen betala, ON HAN Port .,T
rAaA. Lagen st6djer sig pa den asigten, att
hvarje person bor betala, for hvad han er-
hal1er. ,h,S,S -
att ur ett postkontor uttaga tidningar eller
tidskrifter, ar PR1MA FAclE intyg pa afslgt-
ligt bedrageri.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-20
Ixonu n,gafauliHjeni pa Ota.

I1omungafa1nli1ien pa Ota-
lneiti. Den TO sistlidne April var
en- sorgens dag for konungariket
Otaheiti, det den 22.arige sasom
synnerligen alskvard och begafvad
skildrade kronprinsen William Pitt
Leleihuku, broder till den regeran-
de konungen, afied rellmatisk fe.
5ber. Dagen derefter lat konung
Kalakua utropa sin 30.ariga syster
Lydia Kamaxkacha, hvilken ar gift
med en- american. till tronarfyinge.
pa hon icke Ilar llagra larn, kommer
skronan efter henne att ofyerga till
skonungens Yngre syster, Miream Ii;
kelike, hvilken slit a aktenskap med,
en- skotte vid namn Elghorn har en-
dotter, hvilken heter Victoria Luz
nalilo, 1lppkallad efter drottniIlg.
Victoria If England och otaheitiske
konungen Lunalilo. hvilken5 for nag.
ra Ar sedan aIled j delirium tremens.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-20
Utdrag ur jagtstadgarnles., !.

Woodcock an fridlysts fran Edet l
November till den 8 JUL; Prairie
Chickens och den hyitbrostade ga
sen fran den i November till den
IA Augusti; Qudils och Partridges
fran den L November till den lsep'
tember ); RasHe Grouse och Pheas-
ants fran den Il December till L
Septem ber. * a @aE%41@ =. rs s!2Ni&j
iHyarsoch5 en-, somsdodar nagon af.
,dessa. foglar under inamndet tider,:
kan pliktfallas I'll SO dollars ioci
kan han frantagas alIa de frid.s
)lysta foglar som 4befnnes i hans
ego, SAINT afven hans b6ssa; Gjagt-
'redskaper och hundar. .s., +, r.
f Men en- farmare har rattighet att
,drapa Prairie Chickens och Grouse
pa sin egen mark, da jorden ar od-
lad. -.
T. EIk, Deer. Buell.; Doe och Farm
arc fridlysta fran den Is December
till is Oktober. Hvar och ell, som
d0dar nagot .af dessa dur under
namnde It'd, kan alaggas att bota
fran 10 till Is dollars eller ber6fyas
bytet och jagtredskapen.
Specified, River och Brook Trout
aro fridlysta fran 1 September till ]
April. B0ter for denna lag6fvertra-
delse aro fran S till so dollars.
Hvar och en-, som har i sin ego ma.
got af .desse daggdjur, foglar eller
fskar, under den It'd de aro fridly.
ste, lskall straffas med fran 20 till
100 dollars b6ter i fall yardet af dju::.
rem eli 6fyerstiger 100 dollars men
[i!handelse Yardet huppgar till 6fver
alCO dollars kan han. alaggas att he.
tala, anda till 500 dollars. -
+ Det al fran till so dollars plikt
pa att f6rst0ra nagon af f0ljande
foglars nasten och deri varande agg,
seller att utbjuda dem till salu:
woodcock, suipe, quail, partridge,
ru61ed grouse, prairie chicken, pheas-
ant, ploper, wild duck, braut och
aOild goose.
Det ar vidare bestamdt en- plikt
fran S till so dollars for dem som
utstalla snaror for nagon af ofvan'
inamnde foglar under den It'd de icke
arc fridlysta. Det enda satt pa
hvilket man far doda dem ar med
skjutvapen.
Ingen ma, vid afventyr af b6ter
fran s. till so dollars d0da en-
whipporwaitt, nighthu0k, btuebird.
fnch. thrash, lark, lin1eet, sparrow,
aUrea,, martin, swalIoao, 6obolink,
robin, turtle doue, catbird eller andra
oskadliga foglar, som icke i delta
kapitel aro uttryckligen omnamnde,
SAINT ALA slags neutrality-suspicious.
birds och qcild pigeon likval undan-
tagne. '"
ON en- man skall straffas under
de delta kapitel omtalade bestam-
melserna, maste atal mot honom
yackas inom en- manad efter det for
seelsen var begangen.
:. HaIften -af b0tesbeloppet tillfaller
angifyaren och och den andra half
ten county'ts kassa. :
Mink, ,nnuskr0t, beave1' och otter arc
sfridlysta fran 1 Maj till Nov:
ON nagon fsngar dem under denna
It'd, skall han bota dollars.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-20

Lik kbrisnnilae KonlmuIalsty'.
.relsen iParis har beslntat nit bega-
sra en- lag ON inforande de af kbraI-. 4.
ming, SAINT deriemte utsatt tre prils' 3
pa q. 900, 1900 och 1O,, 900 francs
for blsta sattet att branna 1iken.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-20
Ur llaturen.
ELEKTRICITETEN.

Hyar och en- har utan tvifvel hort
och sett de sma smattrande gnistor,
som hoppa utmed handen' ON man
med henne stryker, en- katt pa ryg-
gen. Men sakerligen undra de fie'
sta meniskor, mar de f6rsta gangen
fa h6ra sagas, att nyssnamnda gnl-
stor. och ljungelden med ALA hans
f6rfarande verkningar aro at Aide
les enahanda natur. Dessa sma obe-
tydliga gnistor, som uppkomma ge.
nom strykandet med handen, och
ljungelden aro bada sa kallade elek-
triska gnistor och skilja sig at en-
dast genom sin olika storlek. ON
vi icke wore SO vane vid att behand.
la. yanlig eld, och ON vi icke anda
fran barndon1en hade sett sa otaliga
eldar af olika storlek, skulle vi san
nolikt afven endast med svarighet
tro den, som SADIE oss, att en- harlan
de vadeld vere af enahanda natur
som gnistorna fran en- flinta. Be-
traffande de elektriska gnistorna och
deras 5orsak, den. elektriska .kraften
skall nagot har nedan meddelas.
For hvem som helst kan Diet lyc-
kas att uppvacka elektrisk kraft hos
en- mangd amnen, t. ex. lack, harts,
svafvel, glas, silke. Man behofver
for delta andamal endast gnida des.
sa amnen med ett annat ting. ON
man t. ex. haller ena andan af en-
lackstang i handen och gnider det
6friga af stangen med en- fix af slit
rocksk6rt eller med en- yllelapp, och
derefter narmar lackstangen, intill
nagra sma paperslappar eller dylikt,
sa far man Sc dessa hoppa upp och
fasta sig yid lackstangen. Delta ar
en- verkans af elektriska kraften ell
Ter elektriciteten, sasom .kraften ock
kallas. Vid och efter gnidningen
gifva afven dessa ting gnistor ifran
sig, men gnistorna arc sa sma, att
man har svart att Sc dem. Men Sc
dan man genom tragna f6rs6k yum
nit mera erfarenhet ON elektricite-
ten, har man lyckats att enda stor
gnista erhalla den samfalda verkan
af all den elektricitet, som genom
fortsatt gnidnipg kan framkallas
hos ett ting. Delta. skier med sar-
skildt dertill inrattade redskap och
maskiner. Med sadana inrattningar,,
hvflka numera finnas vid de fiesta
svenska laroverk, kan man IA fran
gnistor, som aro en- fot ,langa och
derut6fyer och som med ,ett smatt-
randealate sla ofyer ifran ett ting
tilt ett annat, fullkomligt liknande
den i zigzag gsende. blixten. Med
starka elektriska gnistor erhaller
man verkningar, som helt och hallet
nkna askans, fastan de icke arc So
starka. aDessa gnistor kunna d6da
menniskor och dur, sla hal i glas,:
s0nderslita metaller och smalta dem.
till perlor,. som ryka omkring ik
som gnistorna omkring det gl0dgade
jernet j smedjan. Hvarje sadan gni-
/ sta varar blott ett enda 6gonblick,
y nch lika h OF vorlror bo,, III ~ 5z.!
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-20

Brefinom landet kunna afven registrars,
men ds har afsandaren att erlagga 10 cents i
reristreringsafgift. Postverket iklader. sig
dock ingen neutrality-suspicious. for cit 3D.
dant bret, derest det m6jligen skulle Ga for
loradt. ...
Vid ALA storre postanstalter inom landet
utfardas 81, k. 'Money Orders" (postanvls-
ningar} for nnindre belopp till f6ljande prs:
Order till $16 q {. ~ GEMS
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-09-20

rosrroRsaxDBLsER TIL EUROPA TAxERAs
SON F0LyKR: =: ;, - i.
Postkort, Q cents per stycket. ~, -
Frankerade bref ON IL uns, s cents: 4
Tidninear, vigt ej 6fverstigande uns, 2cts.
Andra fryckta saker, varuprofver etc. cts
F5r registreradt bret, 10 cents extra.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-08-25
THE t1AMP PTOIy
GOVERN wi MENT
RECOGNIZED

Shortly by all those who do their buying sp-ng we la,
repcnshed department goods and
now offering unpameledbnrgans the public And
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-02-07
Witnesses, Wells and Anderson.

Governor Wells and General An
delson certified just to the opposite
of Maddox before the Congressional
Committee. Wells denied all Mad
dox said. The Democrats wanted to
buy the Board, but could not. An
derson said:
A gentleman came to my room at
II o'clock at night, Dr. ". A. RoL esHn
State Senator, aud said TO ue theIe
was an opportunity to make good
thing, aud that | would insure the State
for the Democrats | replied that was
a subject | did not wish TO entertain :;
be assed me tn think over it | replied
that 1t would be useless for me To do
so, and before he left the room be exsc
ted a promise OF me 10 meet at the ST.
Charles Hotel at 6 o'clock pexf evening:
L promised TO meet hun, in order To get
rid of BIN | did not meet him; he
came to the board and called me out,
inquirlng why l did not meet him; |
said had forgotten, when he replied
it was too important for me TO forget
| said to him, 81 do not want you to
converse any further with me on the
subject, and if you wish to retain my
friendship you viii. never again mention
it" DR.. Roteson was a Democratic
Senator, and the conversation was on
the oath or 25th of November.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-02-07
=" The Mississippi Plan.

A dispatch from Washington un-
der date of the Sd, says:
The investigation into the conduct
of the late election in Mississippi was
continued before the Senate commit
tee on privileges and election this
morning. J. I. leicester, president
of the Hines county Board of Regis
ters, testified that there was a con-
ference of the leading Democrats of
Hines county held at Raymond a
short time before the election, at
which it was proposed to furnish one
of the Democratic judges of election
at each polling place in Hines county
with a duplicate key to the ballot-box
in their respective polling places.
Witness furnished about fifteen of
these duplicate keys to different men,
ali of whom were white men, and
who, he thinks, We're Democrats. He
remembers that he slipped small
parcel into the vest pocket of one of
the Judges, remarking as he did so,
- Here is something which may be of
use to you" Witness does not re-
member who this man was He thot,
however, that he was man whom he
(witness) could trust. In giving the
keys to the judges witness did not
tell them what use was to be made of
them. He did not use one of the
keys, and does not know that any of
the judges did.
Henry Outlaw. of Aberdeen, Mon
roe county, Miss, testified that all
the political meetings which the col
ored Republicans attempted to hold
in his county during the late cam
paign were broken up by armed Dem
ocrats. Witness was at a meeting in
Aberdeen during the month of Sep
tember last, and at that meeting sew
enteen colored men were shot.
Some of them were killed outright,
and others were 50 seriously wounded
that they have since died.
The Democrats had a practice of
riding through Mou.oe county at night.
taking colored men from their beds and
whipping them, and he and many of his
race had slept out of doors tor several
nights previous to the late election, to
prevest being dragged from their homes
aud whipped. Witness was wounded
in the shoulder by bullet at politi-
cal meeting in September last.
On taking the witness stand Mr.. Out
law asked to be excused from testify
ing, for he said he should not dare re-
turn home if he told the whole truth.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-02-07
Witness Maddox from Louisiana.
Virtue,

1tQCG
Within the past week . great deal Of
testimony has been taken by the CON
mittees OF Congress as to the election
trosbies in the Southern States. A
man named Maddox and others from
the State mentioned were On fhc stand.
II their testimony i, true, the return
ing board of Louisiana was eager to sell
out to either the Republican or Demo
cratic party, Whichever one would pay
them one million of dollars.
The witnesses say Secretary Cameron
was applied to; he refused to have
anything to do with the bad work
Hewitt was applied to; be refused to
have any thing to with it. just how
much truth there is in all the testimony
is hard to tell The counter swearing
is terribly contradictory, and almost
immense in quantity. Maddox said
Mr.. " ellis stated that he would like
to serve his party in making a return
in favor OF Hayes, but be would not
take the risk unless he was paid for il.
Mr.. Wells said the majority was very
heavy, and too much tor him to handle,
aud that he did not know where to com
meDce to thIow out. He said the prob
ability was he would have to throw out
the vote of New Orleans on the ground,
ss witness thought be meant, of ne
cessiiy. Mr.. " ellis asked him 10 go to
Washington, see influential men and
obtain protection for him, and also to
see whether he could not get the requir-
ed money 10 satisfy h'm. Mr.. Wells
said be ought to have ST 100000
The witness showed 10 the President
and Secretary Cameron the two letters
addressed TO him, bv Governor Wells.
lie told The Secretary that Governor
Wells wanted money, 5nt the Secre-
tary declined 10 have aEythlng to do
with the matter.
The first negotiation failed. Govern
or " ellis stated to witness that he
wanted for himself anG General Ander-
son at least S200,O00 apiece aud a
smaller sum :ur the darkies or negroes
of the Returning Board. When the
witness returned to New Orleans he
had communication with Governor
Wells about the failure negotiation.
Governor Wells suggested that the
witness should eDdeavor to make some
arrangement with the Democrats. The
witness made an effort in that direction,
but did not succeed.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-02-07
News Items,

Eggs are worth 81 dozen in Ari.
zOna.
Chicago made fifty million pounds Of
soap last year.
Corn-cob pipes are the rage in New
York City.
The peanut crop Of Tennessee is $780,
600 bushels.
A Doylestown pupil, when asked
Who is Governor Of Pennsylvania %
promptly replied, "Christopher Co.um-
bus"
Now it is said that two ladies' are
bank directors, one at Peoria, ILL.,, aud
the other at Canton, Ohio.
! John Dig, Of Colorado, has married
no less than SIX wives during the last
two years. aud in each case Dig has dug
out aud left them.
FIfty-seven thousand cattle are gra.
zing in Cheyenne county, Nebraska.
There are now seven murderers con-
fined in PottsviIle Jail James Carroll.
James Roarty, James Boyle, Hugh
Mc'ieghan, Thomas Duffy, Thomas Dun
ley, aud last, but not least, Jack Kehoe.
Those who dance must pay the fiddler.
A boy while coastIng in Reading ran
INTO a large sled, aid had the flesh on
Que leg, from the ankle to the knee,
stripped off to the bone.
Sixty sisds were counted at one time
recently between Clarion and Elk City
loaded with lumber.
A marriage recently took place in
Centre county, by which lady married
her nephew aud became mother to her
niece and step .nother and aunt 10 her
daug ghter-In-law one uncle to her chill. !.
dren becomes their grandfather, another
brother-in law; their Cousin becomes
balf-slster, and their nephew and niece
now become brother and sister 10 law,
aud her brother in-law now becomes
her father ID law.
John II. Tritle, aged 10 years, a res.
ident of Tod township, Fulton county,
met with a strange accident on the 22d
uIt. He was playing ball on the school
ground at Mercersburg, and while in
the act of throwing the ball, the bone
Of his arm snapped off and the arm fell
powerless by his side
A Fllibustering Expedition is said to
be organizing in the West, to take a
slice off Mexico.
A $500 bill was recently dropped IN
the collection box of the Eleventh street
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Phiia-
delphia.
A pipe is to be laid from an oil we'll
about two miles from Bradford, and the
gas used TO light up the town at night
Thousands Of cattle are dying in
Texas, the result of the prolonged
drouth during the fall.
Lancaster county produces more seed
leaf tvbacco than any State IN the
Union.
The Penn'a railroad company are
building 1000 coal cars at their shops
in Altoona.
Passers of counterfeit money have
been operating in Harrisburg.
S'gnor BIitz. the magician, died in
Philadelphla, on Sunday. aged 81.
They have man in Maine l06 years
Of age, who plays the fiddle aud dances
. jig.
A Wisconsin man has eleven chill
dren, Eve of whom have been perfectly
bald ever siLes their birth.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-02-07
Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF APPEALS.

gYyHE County Commissioners will hold
Appea., on the trcnnLial assessments
for the wear 1877, at the following times
and places, TO wit:
For the borough Of Port Royal, at the
Public House OF John McManigal in Port
ROYAL, ON Monday. February l2, 1871.
For the township of Turbett, at the pub
lie house of John McManigal in Port Roy al,
on Tuesday, February ,3, 1871.
For the township OF Beale, at the public
house of Gideon lidldeman In Johnstown.
ON Wednesday, February IA, 1871.
Fr the township OF Tu~carora, at the
public house of J A Newcomer in East
Waterford on Thursday. February 10, 1871.
For the township of Lack. AT the public
house of John A Newcomrr in East Water
ford, on Friday, February 10, leII.
For the township OF Spruce Hill, at the
Spruce Hill school b 1usc In said township,
ON Saturday, February IL, 1877.
For the township OF Fayerte, at the pub
lie house of " W sharon in McAlisterville,
on Monday, February 10, 1871.
For the township of Monroe, at the pubic
house OF Z q Graybill in Richtield, on Tues
day, February %, 1877.
FOR the township of SusqUehanfa, at the
house of u X Frymoyer in said township
On Wednesday, February 81, 1871.
For the township of Greenwood, at the
public house of Thomas Cox IN said town
ship, on Thursday, February y, 1871.
For the borough of ThOmpsontown and
the township Of Delaware, at the pubic
house OF Mrs Snyder in Thomps"ntown, on
Friday, February %, 1871.
For the township of Walker. at the school
house in Mexico, on Saturday, February a,
1871.
For the township of Milford, at the public
house of John Hayes in the borough of Pat
trrson. on Monday, February 20, 1877
For the borough of Patterson, at the pub
lie house of John Haye-, in said borough,
on Tuesday, February y, 1877.
For the township of FerTanagh, at the
Court House in the borough OF Mitfiinto"n,
ON Wednesday, February %, 1871.
For the borough of Mitfiintown, the court
house in Miiilintown, on Thursday, March | I,
1917.
The County Commissioners viii be in
session at the above times and places from
9 o'clock A VI to O'Clock Z N. The as
sessors OF the townships and boroughs will
be required to attend in their respective
districts on the above GAYS.
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN,
D. y. COX,
W. ii. GRONINGER,
Commissioners.
Attest:
JAMES DEES, Clerk.
Commissioners Office,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-02-07
The North Pole,

Captuin Howgate's bill to establish
colons in the Polar regions for ex
plors:ion has been favorable reported
by the Committee on Naval Affairs and
the project has received the endorsement
of many prominent members of both
branches of Congress. 1t is thought
that the measure will pass next week.
Secretary Rubeson is warmly in favor
OF the bill and on its passage will take
immediate steps to carry out its pro-
visions and further the enterprise so
that the expedition may set out at the
earliest moment prscticable.- North
.fmer,can, Feb. 8.
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Do not Want it at a Fancy Price.

The indefinite posrp"nement Of the
bill to remove the Capital was much
better than submitting to the voters OF
the State proposition asking them to
add to the debt of Philadelphia FIVE or
six millions of dollars. " ben the
Commonwealth wants its seat of govern.
ment here We will velcome it. If that
time never Genes We can stand it, and
certainly don't propose to buv the honor
at . fancy price. .dmericoa.