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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11

A woxAs VINO LOOKED LIKE A Gnosr.
While the sunday-schosl scholars OF the
Reform Church. shokan. Ulster county.
were assembled In the church. busily en-
gagged with thsir teachers attending TO the
dutiss Of the sunday-school. an unfor.
tsnats wsman. Of good family. escaped
from her home In some manner, though
sAs hal been closely watched BY her hus-
band. and came up 10 the aisle In her
uight dress, with three little kittens In her
arms. She 10 . woman with jet black
hair. and has . very gracsful. gliding
motion whom she walks. which. with her
whits clothing, made her look like ghost.
sho went to the pulpit, walked up the
steps. aud depssitsi her Kittens ON the
Ipeaksr's desk. saying: Here. people ;
. havs brought you some cats" Thea she
came down aud gathered up soms books
and Q cushion, threw u OF the books at
the minister. and left the church with the
articles, going back home. II startled the
children net . little. though all Of them
knew we'll the unfortunate condition OF
the lady,-FssyAkespsis Prsss.
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ENGRAVING.

WHEN You WANT To GET TOUR
w mama. motto OF ANYTHING In thss iins en-
grsvsd 90 sposns. watches. silvsfesrs, and ell
that sort Of Thing. 10 20 l. Q. bUfuH. %
soath o street. Virginia, snd have u dose 10
good shsps. I'm
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STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

OCULAR MRErNo OF THE PIRsT
IL Division II statiosafy knynesrs OF the
ststs Of Nevada held 1t Miner Union nall. Z
street. Virginia, every THURSDAY EVEN
A. O. cRossMAN. chiss.
J.T 0aEuwoop. Permanent Becretary. . NJ
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RErORr,
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naa Franetses heard.
LAT EvKSISo.
30 Meadow Valley, sos
ioeo raymond : Ely. ts.t..tx 80. ss.H
ITO Ess.s. c.s. 30. ii. ,ox. ox. ns. S,.
50 jackson. ~
so Belmont. -
so Leopard. a.. a.
$50 Oils. I5c
100 Panther. 35s
80 Northsra Belle, 7lS. 9iv. ~.
100 Huassk. Sc
aN 0snsrairhsmss. SOC. s2Se
$50 nashsttan. 10. ios. l. y. ioS
a,so xsdss. Ik;,S:,,ss,es.e.
80 Grand Prize. AZ
It's 0slden Chariot. -.
$50 South Chariot. !Sc. s'kc
HOO Leeds. N. .. ~
GU Baltimore. ~. az. a.
iis Lady wsshipg,on.s
30 Andes, i..fs
80 L~sviathan. .5e
as north cJn. virginia.t
90 fNspset. Sc
y75 Trojan. 5oc, Sic
ts5 csliforniL "a. az. 49,
ilss bullion 10. 81. ss.eS.ss ~
ssO sisrrs Nevada. ~. II
80 Con. virginia. sIs.3is,T
LISP Justice. n.. III IN
s1s ovsspsn. 81. ID, ssx
as Jalis. a.. ts.tk
bf3 Me,icsn. ias, itS. its. ii's
So calsdonia. We. 10. ioS. iOk
20 Gould 4 Currv. 10
SIS Ophir. i6h. tss. l6s.E
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NS bs
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TINS nosstSo.
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2sso Merriam. 10, isS. 49,. lon. is'..H.'
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Se5 bsst q Bslsi.sr. .! =. sIs
iIi0 California. a. bo a.. ". us, Hs
4s;O coa; v%iryinii, 5. ~. So. AN IS
80 c~sonsrPots.i. O.. o., 81. esS, ess
go nsis q sorerses, ). ~.
no Crown Point. 81. 81, y.
ii7s tslos Jacket. t3s. u
80 imperial, LIS
10 xsniuck. ~, 6k.I
30 alpha. 10. iss. isS. ~, ~
1910 Bsich. q. ~. ss.S.., ps0
iss csani-nes.s
ans hisrra Nevada. ~
% Utah.
fss baiiion. ios. i0., n, ie'.
s95 kxchsausr. 81. 9, ~, a..
iiis oyerm.n. 81, 20. ~. sS, ST. S'S'~s
~ bs, n
$3.50 justice nv. nv, u.. iit..iis siO. u
bSo. us 40. n ~
tss Union Geo. 81. So, s,s'.,ss
No Jalia. lt..tS
i51s CALEDONIA. sS.s Sc. ~
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BRONCHITIS.

10 rom JOAN Flag. ESQ.,. Of Beuninlion. n. H.
"Tnrss ysars aimee ! wss very much reduced
with . dreadfal cough. which resulted In Bron.
ehi,i., affecting me 90 severely - 10 render II
dimcuit 20 speak In IN audible 70 co. To tLis
vas sdisd severe night swtats. and I vas Tear
ful of going into . decline. Aft.r recourss TO
varioas remedies 10 no purpose. l male ufs OF
nr. wistsris rairam VI Wild Cherry. . fev bot
lies Of which fully restored me 10 nealth
sIns. thst lime 1 have hsd several severe 81
tscks II cough, but the bsisau has always 70.
Iovsi them. always keep u by me, AND
should not know hov 70 do Without u"
Sold b. all druexists-
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tn r.uIsIs.. Iuyee,Ir,tIou,

NEW YoRx. Jan. ia Worii's wash
ington special says tho irst member Of tho
Lsuisiasa Investigating Committee on The
part Of the House reached the Capital To-
day. Grape Of Massachusetts,. a pronounced
Republican. but . man disposed to treat
partisan issues with reasonable fairness.
Tho sub-oonmittss 70 which he was a.
signed gathered evidence In Ouschits aud
TIVE adjoining parishes whose vote was
rejected by the Returning Beard. Grape
has Gene back disposed 10 look on the
whole election - . farce cursed with
double dealing by politicians on both
sidss. He attack the Republicans quite
% severely a. the Democrats. A convsrsa-
ton with him leaves NO question. however.
that the Louisiana Committee will make
opposlng reports after the precise fashion
Of the visiting statesmen, with some vari.
alton In the method Of taking testimony.
The testimony Of the Eastern set Of Wis
itors 10 tslsradly unanimous. That taken
By the Csmmisslonsrs il OF . most conflict
ing character. and by taking dispositions
Crspo says almost any assertion by the
Rsturnins Board can DO justified. The
average Of the testimony. and especially
that from propsrty-heldeu. gives = result
Of . wholly different order.
A Timss Warrington special says: Grape
contradicts the reports Just sent from the
World.
rhe white League Oath.
CHro.oo. Jan. ia J,.r.oi Washing.
0---L, a.. ,-u.-,.... Al. ~.
toA sPsciAi says 'ne '''''"'ns "' oA
OF the White League:
"You most selemnly swear you will
support the constitution and by-lsws and
execute aud perform the objects and pur-
poses OF this society. and hereby bind
yourself to give material aid aud pscu'
MARY assistance for procuring the Just
u nscsssary' rns .s's rh"asI
uen =, Ins .,ixaix Tor IN. once. oi
PrrsIdsnt and Woe President Of tho Uni.
ted states; and further swear that you
Will take up arms IN oshali ., ,n ~,
oolsc!; In sn's yeu mus, s~nnmnhiy p'.,Ihs
your NE anu hohor, ~
you have iorIei!sd youI I.o aay =,
ner you betraY tue solscts ana 'ocre's VI
this Society. 10 help you uod'
Failure or q New York aud Nan
v-,a.clsso PIrn.
Nrv YoRg. Jan. 1.-THE failure oil
wr.nlov 4 Co. Wholesale dealers In
fancy road. and notions, At No. 35i Broad.
-.v ,,J Al s.n Prsucisco. IL announced.
A., Az. ,.,,,,r.
sAi1 yssssIuay 'n.' .nn.,s
wAs principaiiy ths ,esuI' " uI,o. n'n A.
land sPeculations ci us p.r'nsr hos,n, ~
han francisco u mat 'hs eisul'ors
would prsbapiy agree upon se'uemes'
~ which the ousiness wvu,u ~ W ~.
Liabilities are AoouI sioo,oVo, anu ,n.I
an exhibit has been received from Ban
Francisco.
wisconsin Legislature.
MADISON, Wis. Jan. 1.-THE Assembly
~, ,.s,orJ.x and Alter transsotiug some
-, r,,.. AZ.
routine pusiness' aulourh'u' i"uA! WV
Legislature heard Governor Ludington's
message. which shows the entire treasury
fecsipss LOT 'ns y, a. osi . LIN w.n,.
Su,i.v he anna period. sl,iCO.IO7 total
State debt, $2.252.0 37. The message
proper 10 entirely devoted 10 local State
Affairs.
Nsv.a. senators.
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pA'lf NA"
-
The war IL New Orleans.
yrw O.tr,xs. Jan. t0.-i2n.-No treu.
,N,.-~.-, m. r,...,,. r.,,v ..v
bic IL a~n'ioipa'su' INC
they are satisnsd.
The Republican Legislature o has .
,r.rum and Ia In ssssisu. A crowd Of
f Il,
sevsrsi hunsreu
tho streets around the Btate-houss, but the
people are very. quiet. The Dsmoerauo
Legislature 10 alss In sssslon, 81 Odd EEL
lows Hall.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. lO.-Tne hspuoii.
can Legislaturs In joint session has JUST
ex-Govsrnor Kellogg United stass
senator for the long term. The indica-
tions arc that Lieutenant Governor An
tome will be elected Tor the abort tern.
A Iieays~. extra says that Alfrse bonr-
gss. the nswly-appointed bhsriH OF the Su-
preme Court, made . demand Tor the
courtroom this mernlng and was refused.
Il 10 expected that . squad Of police viii
sent there ~ take u.
WASHINGTON. Jan {. --Ths following dis
r. c.....J ~ ~ I...r NJ, O,lsa.,.
", Uu..,h. ~. .ho,.s i. Ns,r
s=rrr.rassd Inv : moi. m tbis
80 ..,;,r III r.,Son. a aisnsrss NJ
49, ..,,ij.nc vi,h ,o,r orIsr- IL
comPi ~ A. p,..iJ.n, a.
10 Tue ae.s''nnsNoa -"i..,.I
see that tie isgi,,Aturo y no' 'v ~.
when no mas inii kheWIe1se o. An nv
facts In the prem,ss ne wIl o,eias "n'0n
ANAL 10 'ecosr.,
tsignedD; J.p. CAhkhoS,
MI NJ,
REPRESENTATIVES, uiosJa, s.!.'
Dsniocra'. u tns Lou u.'sss,
called On Tue r~tesioen' Vo-uAy ssesn
whethsr interiersnce was
looking TO the recognition " ei'hsr OF .n"
rival oovernmentso i .hAIsAts 1ns oso-
Rotary OF War ana httorney usnsIs, WI"
present. The = sa,u mo wouiu no.
In the absence OF All iacts, I.sus any o,us.
recognizing elmer u~oVern,neh' ~ .,en
respective departments. me iIss'ass.
atsacheu no Impor'AIo9 w.. -
one L.sslsia,uro voSJP" u.m .nH.,
ne other ~. fairieA nah, anI I ~ ars
tne aeisssIion tna. uSoPs n .,
pIoyed onl! sn.nt .ISi,.;on.
Ine PUBIC ptacs ~ p.s.ss na.s.o..
Ihe deiegstlsn snpIts. ~
~ ratsnea WIN ,n r.n ,.,.,v.n
"sas. MT risibi. to..isv'
- h. ~oIio. bsv-
JUL. on,sJ ~. .i,x' Ths Dsmocr,p.
W., IT,. .sS.snc. NJ a.,stor, Ham
-, w.s.,.r Whssisr anil Dems, isft IN.
u,,h.,, onarum. Tbe Rsnubli-
ssI. s,.,m az, .hiis thsrs va no oporurn
~ ~ $3.50 AZ ioint s.s.iop hai sipLty-
s.,r ,ns,nh.r, wbsr... sysntv.riue wa
orornm. AMI also s.y The death Of senator
Mersjith hss left tie Democratic Senate
without . quorum.
There IN much discussion over the legal
aspsct Of yestsrday's proceedings. Tho
sllere that Chief Justice Ludsi-
mo Who was sppointed by Kellogg q few
L.. .i,c. conIa moi hold oysr. vbilp
~ p-.nnhii..n. Claim tbst tbs Cbisf Ing
III .n,h.ritv IA rsmoys me Sheriff
go. ha ,ooL nosx.s.ion Of tLs 8upremo
conr,room
Ths Lsilot In ,b. D~spuLliosn LeVi.la-
turs This Afternoon fer United states Ben
TOR for lie .Lort term resulted In Antoine
I5. Piuchback q, Lewis 81,
pssttis o. sc,ttsripr o, In the House.
.ft,r this ballot. Yarmouth made . mo-
Hon. which was carried, that the Speaker
instruct the ssrEsantat-Arms 70 sec that
meubsrs had full ingress and egrsss to the
To-day an injunction Was sued out In
the Fifth District Court by Attorney Cen
sr.i Ogden; enloininS Aa,sa Ja MI,
conrs is,:,y sr,st.i by ID. R~spIbiic.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11

L,os.s KAruA,os makes BEAUTIFUL. slossy.
mxunsut hair; prevents it, falling out % tarn-
ne nav. II kss stood the test Of fony yserr
n eSsrmineiy psrfumsd. and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11
CONCERNING THE ELEoro-
RAJ COUNT.
Fred. Nay's Injuries Considered
Dangerous.

The war In New OrIssns-orisrs -
Gsusral Augur-Wariiks Prsps'
ratisns By ths Dsmoersts-Ths
Immediate Prospect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-11
THE LEGISLATURE.

Our Representatives Bsgissins ~
work ia EaPnest-Ths Bills Is'
srodueed Yesterday.
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10. J.,,.,.os /. playing in Ireland.
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lin J. BARNETT.
FULTON FOUNDRY
ON the DIVIDE.
THE o,.DiBr ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY
MILL AND NAMING MACHINERY,
,nd o.stinss Of every description, manuise-
med 10 order and repaired Of ths shortest no.
lie aud IN the bet possible mannsr.
We have The largest and mot
COMPLETE STOCK or PATTERNS
md the BE>T F~AofLIriks ior furnishing all
nsk In car limo In The state, and are nov
,dirns some Of
rHE LARGEST AND BEST TooLSI
r.rd.r T. is.p p.ce with .h' rsa'lrsa''a'' o.
be tins.
The Manager take pleasure In inioyminy
heir numerous CO stomers and The ,ublic thai
re business will b.. coatlpuei without Inter.
npiiou. and respectfully solicit . continuance
ANDREW PR,sER.
Supcrintsnds nj.
Al. RAlsror. TRUSTEE. em
ECLIP81.
sss AND &
CROWN POINT
LIVERY q FEED STABLES
rAIs -rRRkr. a"'.D NH.
SIMON OGG, = Proprietor.
BuooIEs, RocxAw, Ys and CARRIAGES
4 all descriptions. tossther with
.xcRLLEar TX ms and SADDLE HORSES
10, 90 reasonable ss'.s.
HAY, DARLgY asl OATS always %
ali ba.ins ; pro@ptly attended IN a
SILVER CITY STAGE LINE I!
E1NaR
nossrcriSo PROMPTLY WITH ruf
MORNING. AND EVENING TRAINS
land iHH-
GOLD HILL AND v RGINA ohNIBut
LINES,
wnIcu NEVER FAILS TO CONNECT.
No matter what the wsaihsr may b.
Clean and Comfortable stages, Good Tssns
w" JOHN RExsErrs.
Ism ALPRE ; BESs ETH.
ASSAY OFFICE,
9. Nom. ROSS, Proprietor.
Successor TO GE0. W. DoRwIN,
,,wo DOORS BELOW IHk Nhws OF
dee, Main st's>t. Odd Hall.
COLD AND SILVER BULLION
MELTED AND AssArEp.
ASSAYS MADG
On the meet rs.asnsbls terms.
-
~ Perfect sasisfsction guaranteed.
SON GILBERT MON. ROSS.
REMOVAL.
TIE ovsIcE OF rHR
SUPERIOR GOLD MINING COMPANY
HAS BEEN REMOVED vnox
Rssa II. Ne. lIsA cansssais ssrssa
10. sss MONTGOMERY srRRET,
R.s~ ~, safe Ospssis Dsiisiss.
San Ynsei,ee. California. istv
G, wIEoANn b co.'s
VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
CHEMICAL LABORATORY.
CONRAD wIRGANo..----.-.Assaysr
HoHxRRLY MELrgR AND RRyINER
3 and late sapsfvsine AsAysf Of The UnitS
states Mat. nan franciSeo.
ves fulles sdyeftis:nsas. sss vl1E'nis cvsn
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HAsaxs MAGNOLIA BALM prsssrves md ~
.sor,s ,hs conplsxion. emsvss frseii :. tan
"a .siiounsss; makss The skin son. units "a
dsiints. Ne application cannot b dsseetsd.
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rux areusn Of Gold Hill hsld tAsir reg
ulsr monthly meeting last night
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I'm. Mar N. New orleans.

ESPECIAL pisrArcurs TO THE ooLp nnI
DAILY NEwsl
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e%RsfLExIsv ULVfHiI0, Etc.

eHsfLRxEs,s cLofHiIG. Bic.
Housing Attractions
GREAT REDUCTION Or PRICES
+. . ..or~....
The ar... cle.Aisr. of vlrsini. City.
o. ..s 1T: to .: g.. s. e ::.sI.' SEASON
BANNER BROTHERS
ODER to the. public their Immense stock q
WINTER
AT PRICES 20 LOW
A. to compare fsvorsb,y with the times.
OUR iMxRNsr AND COMPLETE STOCK
GENTS AsB BOYS CLofHIss,
FuRNisuISo GOODS,
Blankets, Trunks. valises,
Hats and Caps. Etc.,
We propose To unload 81 PANIC PRICES.
ulsddsn the hearts Of parctassrs and
terrify all compsttop
WE IswrK COMPARISON.
Az q esrssal . rapinstion VIII ssti.fy ell In ned
OF Clothing that
Our Prices Ars'way Below ANYTHING
RIVER offered In virginia CITY.
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner OF O aud fayler streets,
un"',i,.:;; a. NEVADA.
EW
A NEW STOCK
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING
Gents Furnishing Goods!
Jos. sARNERf,
THs WELL KNOWN oLorHrKR.
OPPOSITE TEE NEWS" oEYior.
MAIN STR RET...--.....GOi.D HILL
Adjoining the hardware 'tors.
IN DIR. HALLS BUILDING.
I'm J. BARNETT.
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,r,c.AL 70 a .olD .LI DAnr r.vsl
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Al. old Printer done.

NEW YoHK. January ii'-Charlrs ii.
Miller. who died yesterday In Brooklyn,
had been for twelve ysars q composition IN
the 7r;bmn. onics. lie was born at Hud.
son, New York. ip 1882. and learned type
setting In that city. lie was u Of the
pionsers In California and resided thsro =
number Of years.
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Mays I~mIuries.

BALrINoRr. Jan. ii.-It Is reported o
that Frederick May was wounded IN the
thigh In the duel with Bennett. The In.
Jury was 20 severe that 1t 10 feared 4 fatal
result may ensue.
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Failure Of = New York and Bas
Yraacisso flrni.
w,.-on.Iu leri,Inturc.

MADISON. Wis. Jan. 1.-THE Assembly
met yesterday. and after transaciins some
routine business, adjourned. To-day the
Legislature heard Governor Ludington's
message, which shows the entire treasury
receipts for the fiscal year ending Bepsm-
Der, 1870, TO be 81. $40, 074 disbursements
during the same period. 81 leo. l07 (; total
STATE debt, 2.252. 0S7. The message
proper IL entirely devoted TO local State
Affairs.
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TELEGRAPH
louisIAnA's THREATENED OUT
BREAK.

Model white League Oath
The New York herald., 1877-01-07
cLERKs AVID sALEsMEN.

TITXNTED-A GOOD SALESMAN; ONE WHO UN-
w deands house furnishing goods business goods pat
aud In marke new aud wanted In every house
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-04-18
Spruce Hill Correspondence.

CENTRE, April Z, 1877.
Mr.. Editor: An educational meet
ing was held in Centre School House
on Friday evening, the 9th inst, with
the following organization President,
J. f. u. Long Vice Presidents, u. S.
Yoder, John Wisehaupt; Secretaries,
H. 2. Stewart, Walker, Brackbill.
The following programme was then
disposed of By the scholars of said
school, in connection with lectures de-
livered By Mr.. William Groninger and
Mr.. John T. Nourse. The FIRST ON the
programme was an essay by George b.
NJ. Wisehaupt; then followed a speech
by John Yoder, speech by Harry Pat
tefson, essay by Clellie Evans, speech
by James Burcb6eld, essay by Willie
Wisebaupt, speech by John Wharton,
select reading by Melinda Yoder, essay
by Flo,a Wisehaupt, essay BY Howard
Long, essay by Sallie Yoder, essay by
Fannie Long, and an original poem by
SaIlie wisehaupt. Kate Gingrieh then
recited q piece, entitled The Gypsy
Fortune Teller"
A lecture was then delivered by Mr..
William Groniuger subject" Mat
ter" He divided the subject into sep
arate divisions, commencing with the
creation and tracing it through all its
different forms, and giving the different
elements and essential properties OF
each. He gave the ancient idea OF
matter, and compared it with the pres
ent. He also dwelt at length On the
following points, namely 1mpenetra-
5ility, indestructibiIity, attraction, com
pressibility, expansibiIi,y, mobility,
elasticity, brittleness, fexibility, NAL
Liability, ductility and tenacity. He
spoke at considerable lengtn, anu Was
listened to with marked attention
throughout.
Mr.. j. 7. Nourse followed with q
lecture subject Sublime Lives"
He referred to some of the most re
markable characters that ever figured
on the stage of action, and described
at length their history and achievements.
The lecture was thoroughly prepared,
and delivered in an eloquent manner.
j. Fl. McMeen, Ca member Of the
school," delivered the closing address.
The programme was interpreted with
music. A vote of thanks was rendered
Mr.. Grouinger and Mr.. Nourse for their
able and efficient addresses, after which
the meeting adjourned. lOTA.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-04-18
DIED..

SHERNER-On the 10Th Instant, near
Thompsontown, Margaret Ellen, wife of c.
A. Shermer, aged So years, months and
90 days.
Dear mother, we miss thee at home,
Where We SO often met
And talked of that beautiful land,
Where the sun is never known to set.
Dear mother. can we let thee go,
To be buried from our sight,
In the grave. where Jesus slept
When the world was dark as night.
Yes, dear mother, we have heard you say.
"Do not grieve when | am gone,
For Jesus calls, and | must go
To meet him on his throne.'
Dear mother, shall We never meet again
To listen and hear you sing
"The old, old story
OF Jesus and his love i''
No, mother, your MISSION on earth is filed,
You are resting beneath the shady
bower;
Where loved ones before have gone,
To bloom in the Garden Of God as a
flower.
Love and affection for near ones,
Husband and children four,
Meet me in the haven of rest,
Where all our sOrrows are o'er.
SoN.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE lis
acres, more or less, one hundred and twen-
ty-five or thirty acres of which are cleared
and under cultivation, situated IN Tuscaro-
ra Val ey, Juniata county, Pa, seven miles
from Miffiintown, the county Scat OF said
sounty, and four miles from tho Peunsyive-
MA Railroad at Port Royal, botnded by
lands of Mrs. G.. W. Thompson and others,
having thereon Good House aid Barn,
and all necessary outbuiiiiugs, good never
failing running water at both house and
barn, an abundance of fruit of different
kinds. Will be sold for $500, and if de
sired $500 may remain in the property.
For particulars inquire OF the undersigned,
residing on the premises, or by letter at
Port Royal, JunIa,a Co., Pa.
J. F. G.. LONG.
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NesU Advertisements.
SILVERWARE
AS PREMIUMS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A 81 SET OF EXTRA PLATED
SILVER SPOONS

Given away as a Special Premium to the
subscribers Of this paper. Silver Goods
furnished under this Premium Proposition
are from the well known and reliable Union
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Under a very favorable proposition from
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MUM, in the shape of a handsome set Of
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nut street, Philadelphia, Pa, together with
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boxing, and packing, and you will receive
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this premium, as this very literal offer is
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OFFICE OF THE UNION SILVER PLATING !
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
We assure all subscribers that the goods
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UNION SILVER PLATING Co.
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MILL PROPERTY X SPRUCE HILL
township, Juniata county, with a good pair
of French Burrs. and pair oil Counter
Choppers Good run df cds,om. Good
nsighborhodd. Will sell EIll with water
privilege and about one acre and a half OF
land, or if desired, VIII sell about so acres
of land, % acres cleared, with good Frame
House, size 29x40 feet, Bank Barn, size 40x
So feet, and other necessary outbuildings,
good Orchard, two excellent Springs OF
limestone water near the house.
VIII also sell a FARM of about S5 acres,
adjoining the above; about acres timber
land, and the balance cleared. This tract i,
mostly flint gravel land, and has been re-
Gently lined, having thereon Il good sized
Log House and two good Springs OF lime
stone water, one of which could be Iiped
to the kitchen door.
Will sell all together, or separately, to
suit purchasers. The properties are eight
miles from the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Apply to
J. KELLY PATTERSON,
Pleasant View, Juniata Co., Pa.