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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

"At thirty minutes past O'Clock
on Saturday evening the planet Venus pass.
ed behind the moon in what astronomers
term Its occultation. All the afternoon
Vents and the slender bow of the moon
had formed star and Crescent Venus is
two days ami a half beyond her greatest
eastern elongation, and is in its most bril-
liant phase. As it seemed to overtake the
moon II dropped lower and lower, and final
ly, just as it was merged IN the lower hsrn
OF the crescent 1t disappeared behind the
shaded part OF the neon. 1t seemed to
grow DINNER and 20 flicker like a dying
torch and then to recede and become extin-
guIshed. 1t passed through only small
part of the lower limb OF the moon" Did
You see il!
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

When the mail eastward bound comes by.
all citizens of Patterson whe may chance to
be on the porch Of the Railroad House,
ran away, or run in doors. with as great
haste as il Geath itself were comIng riding
ON rail. When the reason Tor such a
scene of CONSERVATION among the natives,
Is asked, The answer is promptly given, ..that
they do not wish 10 be killed or manned Tor
lie by the mail bags tnat are pitched out of
the swiftly running train.'' Who is to
blame for such reckless and dangerous
delivery of the mails in front OF the Rail
road House.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12
ufkRIED:

DRA-0n the 4th inst, at
the residence of the bride, BY Rev. ]. S.
Bear, Mr.. Jacob NJ. Meyer, of Patterson,
and Mrs. Lizzie Hendra, of Miiiiintown.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

OSE CAR LOAD of well seasoned, hickory
wheel, oil-tenpered, Sweed steel spring
Carriages and Buggies, to be sold at public
sale, al NIffiin;own, SATURDAY, December 10,
1871, at IL o'clock A. NJ, by
A. J. CREIGH,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

Partridge shooting is forbidden by law
after next Saturday, the 18th inst.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12
W. |. HIBBs, Secretary.

On one of the rainy nights, of not long
ago. a young man Of Tuscarora township
attempted to cross Tuscarora creek IN
buggy, on a sparkling expedition The water
was deeper, and the current stronger than
he knew. But few steps In the creek
were taken Till The horse SWAIN, and the
buggy was upset, and the driver thrown out
into the wild stream. Both the horse and
owner, separated as they were from each
other. struck for the shore from whence
tbey came. They both got out OF the creek
safely. but at different points, and IT was
some time before the young man found his
horse and buggy. They had been hoated
considerable distance down the creek before
the sagacious animal effected landing.
The Young lady was not sparked that night
1t was some days before she knew why. 1t
was some days before she knew that on the
night that she looked for her beau, he mar
ruwly escaped drowning, and at the hour
she was most eagerly expecting him he was
driving his clothes before the CHEEKY fire OF
distant neightor.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

Mr.. PHILIP KLMKR presented us
with the following paper, given by
his grandfather. The paper explains
itself:
Eight months after date do promise to
pay, or cause TO be paid unto Mary and Jo-
seph Crane, or order, or Assigns, the just
and full sum of two pounds, thirteen shil-
iings and six pence, in wheat, at four shil-
lings per bushel, or rye, at three shilllngs
per bushel, to be delivered at the house of
Thomas Wilson, or Philip Strouse on Juni-
alta, for value reed. as witness my hand and
seal this 3rd day of February, A. ID. 1859
The grain to be good and merchantable.
PHILIP KILMER.
Witnesses:
JAS. TURBITT.
GEO. CRANE.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12
Manager of s ale.

Jonathan Keiser resides on his farm in
Delaware township. Last Friday, while at
a spring not far from his house, he heard
the sound of 'speep, peep" uttered as if by
Young chickens. II was some minutes be-
fore he located the source of the sound, TO
proceed from a large oak tree. He looked
up, higher up, up, TO near the top, about 80
feet from the ground, where his eyes rested
On a nest, on which sat hen. Could it be
an optical illusions To be convinced he
climbed the tree, and there learned 10 a
certainty that his eyes had made no mis-
take, for there sat one of his own hens,
with fve young chickens, IN nest. That
is case for Darwin. How does il come
that that hen has such lofty aspirations Is
she all chicken Her soaring proclivities
indie ate other blood. Send for Darwin.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

Hog diphtheria has been doing havoc
among the hogs of Tuscsrora Valley. The
loss sustained by a number of farmers will
oe felt to considerable degree. Ten large
hogs died for ]. F. G. Long; one hundred
died for John RObinsoni ten or a dozen of
Robert Robirson's herd died; about the
same number died for George Groninger /;
a lot died for Samuel Wharton, Yost Yode er
ana John Mclaughlin. Mr.. Long checked
the rayages among his herd by a prep,ra-
tioB of Wild cherry bark
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

Large stock of Resdy-msde Clothing !.
ssl- RS HARLEY & co.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

One day last week tramp called at the
residence of Mr.. Trego, in Saville township,
Perry county, and as it was raining he asked
TO remain a day or two, and be would work
for his boarding. Mr.. Trego being absent
the next day, the tramp carried of pair of
boots and bag of wheat. The wheat was
sold at Rice's mill, and the tramp was fol-
lowed and overtaken at Bealetown, Juniata
county, by Mr.. Trego, who recovered his
boots and nearly all the money received for
the wheat Bloomfield .idrocate.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

WILL SELL first-class wearing Buggies at
public sale, in Miffiintown, December I5.
1877, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
A. j. CREIGH Manager of Sale.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

No paper in the Juniata Valley publishes
as large quantity of reading matter as the
Sentinel and Republican. 1t is above al,
Others the paper for the general reader. II
you are not taking it secure it for yourself.
ana also secure copy as a Christmas pres
ent for friend. No more valuable gift can
De presented to young friend who reads.
IL VIII be bread cast upon the waters, tn at
VIII return many days hence.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

Tx MILLERsTowN SENsATIoN.-The
Bloomfield .4drocafe says: Prof. Silas
Wright authorizes us to state the fol-
lowing in answer to the rumors and
reports published and circulated in
relation to the sudden disappearance
of his sister. Emeline, who was lately
married against his wish and that of
her family to Mr. VIM. H. Booze, of
Nebraska:
Ist. He is prepared to prove by
two or more reliable witnesses, be
sides himself, that he did rot speak
to his sister until he came to his
house, in MillerstOwn, and announced
her intention to break of her engage
ment with W. III. Booze, and so to
her aunt's, in Montgomery county,
Pa.
I'd. That he did not attempt to
rescue her from the excited people
on the bridge, but he did attempt,
unsuccessfully however, to tell her,
that she was free to do and GO where
she pleased. and could not be legally
detained by the constables who
brought her to the railroad station,
believing that she had been arrested
under and by virtue of the search
warrant issued by Esquire Hisey.
3D. That he did not pay, or offer
to pay any one to take her away.
4th. That he did not object to her
marriage because of her money,
(about 5000 invested and managed by
him for her, and on which the inter,
est was paid up until July 9th, 1917
would go out of his hands.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

The Juniata County Literary Association
will meet in the Court House in Mitfiintown,
on Thursday, January IL, 1873, at O'Clock
P. NJ, and continue Friday and Friday even
ing. For necessary information the Secre-
taries OF the various Literary Societies
throughout the county will communicate al
once with the President, Mr.. John I. Nourse,
Academia.
n 7 n GPTRR Chairman
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-12

ch Saturday evening about 6 O'Clock, a
lire broke out in pile of clothes. ready for
the wash, in the upper story of the house.
IN this borough. occupied by the family OF
William NJ. Allison, Esq, OF the North
Carolina Nsp Era. The fire was seen by
Mr.. Charles Allison. He was in the garden
aud saw the light SHINING through the dor
mer window. 1t was a most timely discor-
cry. strong breeze from the northwest
prevailed at that hour, and if the fire had
got out of the roof the eastern part of the
town would have been put IN danger by the
sparks from the burning house. How the
lire got into the clothes is not known. There
was no insurance on the house.
, 1877-05-23
swccp Of the 1nore important borough
carry many Of the coupttes--not At tik
lore Of the Rusataoe, but from dsfS

sweep Of the nors important boroueH
love Of the Russtaue, but from dr{eERt
Lord Rcaeonsbe'd u the end convert eh
And believe the danger that England may ret
be made to fight The battle Vi Ottoman tyfann.7
Lord Deaconsfeld surpasses al Eng'ishmen
now in public llfe, I. tenaclty Of purpose. lic
Cabinet against him. and only willing instru-
mcnt Ia bis Foretgn Secretary: But he Is al
ways Of Napoleons opinion when he arrived On
the field OF siarcn9o and heard from Dcaaix
tl,nt the battle WA lost: "Yes, but there IL
time IN win aBotllcr.h
Reinforcements 70 the Liberal causo CONF
from strange quarters. Who would hayt
predicted that the Duke Of lutlnnt
would hare lifted hia voice against the naanitcsts
Of the Government The Duke is the incarna
ton Of all TORI anil soeal pre1ultces, anu t,eyet
IN bis life before vas guilty Of an at of political
ucrs, + member Of the Cabinet. TT he makes
a manly protcst agaInst tho bullying tonc Of
Lord Derbv's tlEapatch, 70 the eoniusiDn nj his
friends and the delight of tl.o'c 'v'"' "b}cct u
employing in diplomacy the tactics Ut th; prize
r,nv, g. W. 3.
, 1877-05-23

foxnny. AIny GA Paris special reports
+ha. t, t,,,r7rs..ou. eu,hcrsa In Il visit VI IT,
s'9s ~ r. .t' ...t. -. ,ua-t,r ~ ia rlx ehox
FestIeat1ob to Luz a'@'1aa H"a'.e' ~ NJ. e"
that the Dukedc Dros'lc IL scateeiy t'ief''o'ea
in pouu]ur etaliuE, all abuse Uctn2 hcapc1 Oh
p,rs,3ey, MarMai,on.
,our ruvyrrrs nruoyrp.
Ao"L ,e'. .t".s. t...., .af,,.
FARt1. May :@.-ffcsh t''ahEes III %hc pse'eS
tosat administration nrt gazeltett, uHeetl''g
fourteen departments.
SENATOR KRANrz,
= letter IRON sehases .'a"sI - i'""s'st's't . w.
herring 10 tho manifesto oF the Lc1t, anu Alatih@
that he will continue to hold thu post Ut Cotll-
, 1877-05-23

MOVEMENT or TURKISH TROOPS.
St, pErkRsnun0, May a1.-Thrcc thousand
fiyr hundred k.lrd1. 2,D0o Hashl Bazouks. lye
tnfautsy ha.allIons, au'l artillery arc moving
uosthwasd frotn Lake Van to join tho Turkish
forces al Kara.Ka,l.a. Tho Turkish detaeh"
tncut, With was expected to attack HayAxt1, has
taiien bark toward Lake Van.
The lx!Y OF tl.s Turkish Chief Of Stat was
found a,uong the slaiu as Asdahan. :
EnzknoUA. Aay a.-The truUta composing
The garrison At .aFdahau rctreatcd to Arsla'
lu1sch.
Tie Russian column left Kagismun to rcla
iurru the central division bclure kara-
KARs.
LONDON, May IA dispatch from Coustau-
tinuplc sv-ntght says stncr the capture Of Aria-
hau the Russians appear 10 be preparing fur =
vigorous attack on ks1s.
DRIVEN IN.
LONDON, May a3-5 =. MA dispatetl from
Eze.oum Eepukl& that tha Russian ccutse ha4
driven the Turks from their positions Vt
tIous depote that the llusslaus arc mAktuK 4
serious movement on Westc1n bulgaria.
7nx ctacAss,AN lAsuanxcr,os.
CoxsrANrsNorLx, May :asa-The Abehsdians
are tu 1ull lusurIecllou. Arlut havs been dis
trtbuted " them. Thu Sultan h4a oriescd the
purchase of u, ,0 rcvolvers, to be paid Tor ffunl
biz priTste purse, for distribution III tho Cau-
Ca4ut,
RUSSIAN ADVANTAGES.
LONDON, May :2-5:30s T. m.-'rbc Ta&' Wen
ua correspondent remarks that tho fa]a Ut AEla-
han, bcaides securing ~ ths Russians their POSI-
tfoH bcfoyc kaFt, ol'en4 out new Hue Vi opera.
tlons either against Kar4 " Erxxsoua,.
AyuuprsI OF Ministers 1t Cunstautlnople on
, 1877-05-23

GREECE WILL DEcIAnE WAR.
Pans, May ..-Le Tempt Athet4 special
says: 1.-THE war between Turkey and Greece
ID considered ineyiiablc. The Premier, at the
opening OF the session Of tho Chamber. will de-
liver = speech tcudtng to war, which, Il Is
thought, Will break cut III twenty days at the
latest"
AusTRtA's WISH.
V1ExNA, Mar 12.-Thc i'resse says: 1.-THE
promise concerning tho naturalization Of Little
Wallacha has neyer been gtvcn Of dctnanae
1t waa only with respect to aeErlan neutrality
that Austria expressed certain wishes, which
have been compiled with"
EoYs'r'A CONTINGENT.
LONDON. May eau Alexandria dtspatc!
says the Tuskisl, convey for the Egyptian rot'-
t!ngent arrived on Mouday. 1t CONSISTS Of tho
trouclad frlga.c Atebomet Al and corvcttc.
The troops will embark Tuesday.
PRUDENTIAL.
Coxs1Axr1aorLE, May M.-Tha Porte has
been tnqutrinx OF contxastsrs about tho ttn+et1-
whlcl, ujiantstics Of psoYtstons coult b. stored
In Constantlnop1c.
sRLr-sAcn1F1ctxa.
Turktah Ministers resolved to 1raw no salary
during the war.
PRINCE CHARLES.
LONDON, Mny 1y--5 q. n,.--lt 10 not expected
that Prince Charles will assunlc tho title Of
King OF Routnania heforc the Independence Ut
tho country Is finally recognized by sotac Or sll
VI tue guaranteeing Powers.
AUSTRIA AND NusslA.
| d Tims<a. Belgrade spcrisl says It Il stated
| here In thu highest circles that tho scrvan
Government has ret ci7cd proofA that c1nscti'
ttou exists betweru Austra anil Russia By
wl,lcl, they agree 10 oct In the most complete
i nu. firm m rim
psgseut wsl! not cntcs ScCylan territory.
YuLLr AHMED.
Tic Turkish island fuEt Of Audakaleh. near
Qrsoya, au important position to hinder hay'ga.
tiou, t.as been armed with eight ralnnuns and
100 mcn.
II |. stated that both Prime Milan and lls
Prime Minister, lust!cst will 20 to Bucharest to
sec the Gear.
BUCHAREST. MAY 2,.-Thc following Is the
resolution adopted by the Senate an.} Chamber
| of Deputies ycsterday: 'This Chamber takcs
note That war Is proclaimed between noutuaula
| and Turkey, 1nl declares connection between
tt,s two countries dissolved, ,~-the unanitnous1y
desired independence of ,Noufnanss thus
receives Official sanction; ami tic Cha'1lfcrs
count upon the scusc Of Justice OF the cuasaE'-
teeiuE Powers"
The Senate voted iii! creating military dec
| orations.
The Rounantan declaration of Independence
caused but little sensation III Fiehaa. All
thu Hungarian papers, h"wrssr, declare that
tue hour Of action has arrived fuf Austro-laun'
gary.
4 letter from Kossutt, ID published, urging an
alliance between Hungary anl Turkey to de-
fend theIr Independence araiust tho common
]
, 1877-05-23
THE BLACK SEA.
MOVEMENTS or THE TURKISH KAyAL SQUAD

AAC DIAM oE.
Ao'AsA"F7 of Tue 7o"n'sA "A'Ab eaeAo-
hoa'
LoMpo1. may An Vaesea ie.'e. s1ases
s"A. '"e ""41st5 eon 1"AnueI ~ e.e sooA" eoas.
aa4 saNI" measures ~ oe'eMu ouees" -s~na*
tuup oe nA'" " CONCENTRATING tas'u Io'eu
Q! tn'ee Gnsaaes o. mieh.ry, e'pne 1o.n,
u eossae*s' .uo s'3 sdaaofohs u "kh'
4ne tn"tecntn eoIps ue atmee ID ~ pe enplp5'
ca ~ tns aeieaee ~ t"s eoast I'"e non otena .n.
~. ~ ., ~. D. ,. .,e..s :. ee. ~ .,."s
eoAet 3AA|os o4e'sA Sse"sA 'csS tute"tC"e" tn"e.
ote"aSoi'. '1eas care naa oeeh pesto"so VI
,ate on to'e lo1'1esa' "h1e"' VIII. ~ "ohs -,
h'noasn' p.otcess tho ehtrahee 70 .he pas ,,' n.a
mouths oi sne nn'cpei' anu eohsequs"t't Niso-
hcH' the on'1 sn'p-oul'alte place ."e,eaooote'
a'oec toe oest4ul1'on u ecDsa1oPo'' FoF Sums
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-22
APPLICATIONS FoR PATENT.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOrICE Ne. 3a6.
q. ?. harvey No. las,

RI q. LAND OrfiCB. CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, Jsnunry ~. ISL. = Notice 70
rertby giv,n that the NORTH tllIl'MAN
u MING cOxfAsY. Q ccrpoiat,oh tlisiibs
~ der and by virtue of the stsir of caiiiorr 10.
The .vner 81 the l.sa'lcn ,nd esim los.,rs % :. :.
by John A. MeQusid. duiy au'hort,d sfsn.
ior that purpose. whose pcstoface addrss 10 al
VIRGIN City. Nevada has made app,icsti1n for
loo linear feat OF the Chapman Ledge. ruh.
nins northerly and scntheilJ alons said lscee
VI lode. and embiaeinr ihe same, Will sn
gr,und 3's Is.loo feSt IN vidtf ~ dtnn,d ly
sbd sur,ey iih-,, diagonal. SIS feet IA kpeih.
u ualsd In the Gcld liili MiniLk District starry
..'unty. nevada. and dercribsd more pariitu.
ihi,of On ME IN my nice and .po.icd on tao
.Aid claim as f4llows, 10 wit B-,inning 81 .
p.st I.Aiked No. !. Y. .. survey no. ItS, on .
", sttriy slule Q. nt fst OF duinp, - Il sboui IS
i-vi x,stsfly in'In ths North sud bouth chip.
man JOINT shalt. and whence besrs tLr quater
.. rtisn sOrntr the youth liLe Of s'e,ion ~.
Township ~ north, Ra@e a east. Aouit Dia.
blo meridian. south d.t ress 20 nj ntes eat,
istaht W lret AID runi.bg thstcr fr, IN sad
fcst no. !. mt couipc. north sik degrees ~tst
600 feet 70 Post No; ~ theuec. seeofu eoui,s.
sorth es de.rvrs 10 mibuies east 52e iec' 10
P.st No. 8, ON st,tp slope of railroad lnbsLk.
Insnt. wLskse Lear witntks Pct No. s 70 90
az degrees east. distant ~ feet th.nce. third
g uIrc. o nth aih degrees east, at - let Wit.
hsss l'osi NJ. .. whence bears the northwest
c.rner .f tho lew yellow J.ekrt sLsfi toI,e
s,nth ~ desfess TAFT, dlstin about 30 f~,t,
The rsst sutAbee OF the Virginia and Trutkee
Railroad trnnel n.rth ~ degrees west. aistant
av.u 40 ie-t. l., 20 ieet IA Poet 10. ti thsbce,
fauith courfe, youth 55 degrees 10 minute, wet
IS iect to Poet No ], the piece VI btginLing-
containing ~ i0O arcs
u arinen expressed from the true MOI ilisn.
Nagn. NC variation. 10 dcgrss ~ MINUTES sast.
Survey made 10 conform with the record of
I Gallon sccorcing 10 testimony Of wiipesscs %
la Identity OF the came.
The labor and inprovcm'nu consist of =
10 nj slaft on the iin- betwsen the North ard
n.uth CLipman q, mpanier' claims OF ue
Chrpmal Lfdee. two lnelines respectively s5
aud fset deep, and . shah now ustd b. The
Yellow jacket Goa parry. exceeding 5000 In
vAlue.
Any and oil rersons claiming adversely any
por Ion Of raid mining grtuld, heftinbefors
described, are inquired 10 nls their advefps
claim thereto with the Register Of the United
states Land Once A Csron City. Nevada.
iuritg the pixty.days t.efiod of Iublisstisn
heieot, Vr they w,il Be barred by virtue Of tho
pr,sisions Of the statute.
jals Esd @. n HARRIS. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NoTICR No. saa.
IIsIIED STATES LAND oYYIcE. Cars,

VINIrRD STATES LAND OYPIcB, CARSON
u City, Ne,ada, February @. 1871 --hetiee 10
~ ely .iv. iLs, the N AoAhA GOLD AsD
SLIM. AiNis0 COMPANY. . corporation
rxis;ins under the l.ws Of the tate o. caliIor'
ifornia, has. W Z. Caldwell, the ag nj and
81 superintendent thereof. this taJ died In this
s<h.'s an application Tor United risies patent
fer ave hundred and l ,svs.,y'nvs !s1s) lin,.,
Two huncrd i7o0) feet 10 width, embracing .
si.io0 sercs, ofieisily survey ed. rlaited ~ de-
scribed % u. \. Surrey of Lot NJ. las. Town.
shlp 10 north. Range ~ esst, n. u. ID. AID N
aud being situate In the 0o'd Hill MlhIre Dis.
irici, county of Storey and stsie of N.vad..
IN this once - follows. viz:
Bsgihpirg st rost MARRIED No. I. U 4. Fur.
vwy No. lsS. ON the east tide of Gold Cal on,
N sr the D nth epd OF the silver HIN Con. .psn,'s
dump aud ON the east boundary oi th- |, rho.'
U. y Survey No. 90. from which tsid pvt ihs
quarter seetiou corner On the Iorh line oi rec.
tion Eight 49,. Township 10 noth, Range ~
rast. n. d. w., hears north ~ drg,e.s 81 n.ln.
utss wtst, distant .7ts lest. and the nsgsisn on
Nisgais company's hoiliing w,fks hvarp pOuth
81 degrees " minutes tast; theies. rnnhibg
frnm sald Post No. !. prrih foriy-six add one.
i0urth ttsh) deSrre, taat two hutdn 70 ~ let
20 PVss No. .. thence souih forty 'thrs and
ihrrx~. .ourths GIN derfrs eat hve hundred
and ss,enfy.dvc 1881 feet. 10 Pot No. .;
thence south ,ory.sil and one fourth lt6hj de.
rfsss wcst two hun red letnl feet o. I. ), nth.
east cUrper Of the Rcho." u. d. surwy No. 90 |;
thence along sast boundary OF said U. q surrey
No. % north torty three and three fourths lSsAJ
degrees wtst ave hnndred and seventy I've lsf;D
fsst 10 said Poet No. !. the place Of btginnibg.
st the northwest rig eos n~f OF the claim The
mining ground b. reby sought 10 be psteLted
being bounded on the wet By ths Eeho calm.
y. y. survey No. 90. b>iongipg 10 the SILVER
mn Mining Company. and on the 'osih By
rhs part OF the ssA riassrs Lode hereby
applied for 10 the northwestsriy of nost efiy
SIS fest OF the - o feet ihersaf ovnsd BY ,ah
Niagara OolA ana Silver MinIrg Company.
vhleh said Niagsn Company does Io'. bow.
ever. hereby vaive or prvjudice any OF its
legal rights under mining lssp 10 The remain.
ing OF southefly c75 feet Of its said iode nos
hersby sought 10 Be- patsntd
Notlcs ~ the I~siion ,f aid tisearn Lds
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at the residence of Mrs. Stark, Third
street.
Hon. Tom Ewing will address the
Democracy at this point on Monday,
Oct. l.
j. NJ. Thompson was yesterday ap.
pointed guardian of William Thompson,
mbeclle.
Mathew Schundienst was yesterday
appointed guardian OF Anna Eguert and
other children.
ghere will be preaching tomorrow
morning and evening, in the United
Presbyterian Church.
The colored man Holmes, arrested for
stealing, was bound over to await the
action Of the Grand Jury.
John Hall, alias Red Horse, was yes
terday arrested on peace warrant and
confined in the Statiou-house.
The County Fair opens on the second
day OF October this year, which makes
1T come week OF more earlier than
usual.
Abram W. Young and Miss Lucy
tflnes Were yesterday united in mar
rage at the Strauo House by Rev. Dart.
Ihey are both residents OF Somerville.
iNpoiU tudb Tue DGCOuu " d u
school building is in an unsafe conditi II
Is causing considerable commotiOn, es-
pgciaIly among residents OF the Second
Ward.
DAYTON. KY.
Mr.. J. G. Ramsey is about to erect an
other handsome dwelling.
DAYTON was well represented at the
Campbell County Fair yesterday.
The steam rope-walk is now running
at iull biast, employing about fifty
hands.
The Excelsior Literary and Musical
CLUB will meet this evening at the
school-hOuse.
Mr.. Edward Helm was elected princi-
pal OF the schools at the last meeting Of
the School Board.
Dr. 1. N. Wise, of COYington, KY, will
preach aC he Baptist Church sunday
night at 1880 O'clock. Rev. Thos. Yickers
at IL A. M.
CALIFORNIA, OHIO.
DR.. Gaines Is kept busy, day and night.
The new foundry is compelled to run
at night to keep up with It's orders.
Lesson Leaves, to be introduced into
the NJ. E. aabOatn-school tomorrow.
Alfred, infant son of James and Lizzie
Parker, died yesterday at 2 Z. NJ, and
VIII he buried lii Washington Cemetery
tomorrow. Funeral services al parents
residence AZ IL A. Nj,