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speetacIes and Mou.tnchss In the French
Army.


Among the lessons learned by the French
in the late Prussian war * the fact that. with
the aid Of spectacles short lighted soldiers can
Hight M well as those who's" sight is not NJ
irctcd. On the representation Of DR.. Perrin.
on of tn" Professors oi Nal-de-Grare. a Minis
terial circular authorizes IN" rank and Me. In
common with officers, to wear spectacles whom
eyer considered necessary Tho CONSEQUENCE
is that ryupie subjects who used formerly To be-
rejected are now enlisted In the French army.
Another Ministerial circular order. ng officers
and soldiers to wear tho moustn'he and beard
has lately appeared Tho latter is 10 bc in the
, form OF m ,, consistins OF only small
Royallsts. This was superseded under tho
Empire 10y n fuller beard called the " imperial :"
OF wearing the full beard all officers and sol
diers Ia have their hair cut quite close. Thus,
moustachc or no moustache. beard or no beard
in the French army. depends entirely Oh the
within Of the commander-in-chief.
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w anted, n Notice.

Zsh or Mai offers p asked a thick voice.
The city editor raiad hi, inn med eyes and b, held
gentleman with cloak and uar OF spectacles. a ful
bard and plus nat tile back OF his head. lie had
cane, also He smiled nxedly. aud wobbled over to the
desk
Give us noshish. won yer hic ~ won yerfn
the gentleman smiled harder than over. but seemed
to have con.i,rahle trouble with his eyes those organs
acting each by lt.fl IN loose AMI r,nelluus manner
" GIVE u. goo n0-hi- an sen reporer, won yer
I'm mic u. I m pre- shdcn' lhc D. am
He laid gorgeous envelope The table turned pale
and staggered quickly out
IAe envelope contained tue following polite me ssage.
TfNrERANcE -
Fifteenth Annual Reunion n the l~mucrunce Army.
Mr. EnlruR Man You respectfully inNited to be
Pre- -ort AZ the nf' nth annual TCAu4on OF the Temper
ance at hall on evening.
Ice cream, lemonade, aud eonee at reduced rates
"-, Pres
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-30

The Temps announces the existence NJ Paris
o. MAiuai Autopsy society cOnsisu'. 90 doctors an.
intercollegiate. aud siraut WHO pledge ~ mi.,es 10 gNe
up their bodies 10 dissection by the surNiVaS The ucn
beers meet on the death OF u them N the eIiIn OF
restaurant and after the table Is cleared box opened
containing series OF bottles IN which the remains
deceased the rroyder OF the feast are preserved in
spirits o wine. malicious story Is told OF ,io mem
Der VINO hoHhilessiy called IN The services ui co mem
her ana Tie society haNln- hecna luns without a
dissection the temptation WAS too sIons and the patent
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s'ate bonds further declined with heavy tcnden nc ..
We n'r .ar~ ~ Tennessee ~. oi at Bdat5. 10 6- u, w.
ti. -. new srr.-. Ais 80 ami Louisiana - COM
soidned at stise-it. kailr1ad securites we're d. ~
Tue lh,l al aeaIz. we're A. follows. Southern Pacific
lsr 20 k1n Pacinc inc NJ. iG ysAsa e n ais Pa
cue ". w coupon 10 chicago and Northwe
."ldatd cuunl god humis " Ere lists. III y, Nork
ttn'rh -. lHS1. fui. Pntinc NsSonr sis pl-. ~
Louis aud Mountain 10 iOs l. Tenn VA ami 80 i.is
~ New York Elevated lists ~. Canada >out rrn lssS
resstrrcd with INT CERTIFICATES. 80. No, AMI II xss
con y assenied. fo',. g, e. and g. ists. - LOUIS
u hlwaukec aud - Paul consolidated as:
Mlcnwhn central . 1854. ohio sud Mis.is.ilpi
T. - fncinc " Missouri ats. 100. Union Pacht snsng
,wnn s5fi Union Pdcihc = iahd grant, iuJi4 Creai
". stern Isis ~. ~ coupon. 90,
The opening. highest lowest aud or. " cloanc nnc.s
Of stocks today were! =, t-..s :
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The ship Comet. recently chartered for Hong
kous tur tn alleged purpose u providing means 10 inn
pecunious Cinnamon Of returning their native land
less cost than IA one 81 the reguar steamship lines clear
ed yea crdhN for her lie situation NoWlth>Andns how
ever that tie passage money put down To $40 head
only ~ OF the tccsuls awaited themselNcs the or.
porunty TO 70 home m the flesh At rate
ceeding the usual tarh upon dead Chinamans careful
tNrhped bones The Oceanic. which also sailed
day took ap' Chimes Myers the
OF the two vessels tails about MY vi Inc nubo
who lett In the city OF Peking Dec
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Total for the week 4uHa31 'EN dividend.
Tho total number OF shares dealt in to dny was
iio4Sl, q which Lake shore represenied GO 900 4;
and Western, 1890; Northwestern, 9.4O0: do.
prcfcrrcd, 6,1u0; ST. Paul. $3.50; do. preferred.
tral, 2,3l5; Ohios. llOO Illinois Central. l,795;
Erie, GOO; Chicago and Alton, 500: Ko'k
Island, 90; C., g.. G. and l.. 5l0; Delaware and
Hudson Canal, Az Kansas Pacific 800; Morris
and Essex. 500; Mariposa. GOO; New Jersey
southern, 400; Pacific Mail. 400; Quicksilver.
100: do. preferred. $50; Union Pach, 25O; Fort
Wayne. 2O2; Cleveland aud Pittsburgh. 500;
HANNIBAL aud ST. Joseph preferred. 200; and
Wabash, 100.
Tho gold market remained dull but firm at
an advance from 1879 to lO24.
The following were the principal quotations;
10 A. ,lO2st 10 80 A. NJ. lO2A 800 7 M...io.A
In loans the rates maid for having balances carried
were 3, 3h., l. s, o, and n cent
The total cearings at the gold depArmen nj Of the Stool
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A Dying Boy. Terrible streuath.

\ lile SON. aged 10 or 70 wears. Of joel Carter
oi lnioN, Conn, was bitten by mad dog alnu. eig
weeks ago ON sunday last the little i,luw hiul # hy-
dr ohla i'm great Hguy. the united strength 40 tWo or
three men being required TO keep him In his bed.
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A Molly Mcguire Charged with Murder.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa. Dec. 29-Thomas Durkir
was sItss,d hsre is eyepg by DyleeuNes llaptoI
being ono OF the gang VI Molly Nagwes that red
Superintendent Smith al Jeansv.e, Pa on Nov 3 ls6S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-30

4 wall street New York
stock Spectator, the the
they come OUT y the indie ttnr AMI D. stcd on
IIi BLACKBOARD
COMMISSION ila uN ,, SHARES ANp OVER
Margin per cent orders ny may sent ,iifeeN
10 this Exchange, and executed per instructions.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The Metropolitan savings Bank announces Its It
semiannual dividend elsewhere.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

ADVERTISERS
DESIRING TO REACH
The READERS Of THIS STATE
CAN DO so IN THE
Cheapest and Best Manner
1T ADpExssrse
sss walnut street, 81. Lenss, No.
gr-orders received FOR any western State. send
IS 10 $40 SIX ss; co. s. Fss. ss.s s ::
SZu t0S . ~ Co. ~ wssh 81 nasios Mas.
ODD OUTFIT free a. nALLKrr Co.. Portland. Ne.
pENClnNS ~ matter hsw slsh,l, sisassa In
frse. T. McMIcnAEL. Atty.so1 Samson s.. fhila. IN
m0EnAs year % Arrnis oeM ~
V6OVV dress. y. HasfA = o., - Aos's.h ~.
sIi .sSs soss 's c.ao1S ' ~ n, ciIT TsAnE.
ssfs ls-rags es-cc'ann nust sfea rap~r FREE for
I'LL ..s: ss xssSs.I CO.. g' ns.s.. asss.
= 2E0 a Month.-Agents -sn,~u. SO best
y OSS selling zrttcles N the world. Ore sample
nee. Address JAY HkoNsoN' Detroit hicn.
mn WATCHES. Cheapest in the Known
= world. Sample pafcA and outfit free TO Agents.
OTor terms address COULTER a CO.. Chicago
$50 4 WEEK mAL 4. rT rE ssay w SS chat Ss
will bring ron s2io month Il home. day o. evening
INVENTIONS Onion. i7s Green~ich street. New York
PAMPAs.
For PAMPAs iced At s0c per package. 7for $40
circulars. Gus ~ Pampas head. authentic certih-
Gates and endorsements free.s nj 10 { H. kHEss a
Co Jackson. Mich Say what paneryon saw this In.
80 rroG BBaIls Magic sompaund
y the only preparation. ON package N whch
VIZ will the beard rfow thick aud heavy
~ ~ on the smr~sfhsst fAce without injurvl in Il
<AA day. y every case. n money en.erisig r.
l1kKR @ssrs. " JoSiss-s XhIsns sp' Ma. y
a GENTS ARE RI WED y. 4 !; Fl,
0 die NEEDED n isERy FAMILY. a. character
8 = N as Win secure first class Aecn a
once Quick sales Fair profitst For partcd-
lars address = kusHS. BIN Market SITS. =. Louis.
POMONA NURSERY. M Mrf FEssf e T gsss.
IA, and Great American, The bel strawser-
logue. wM. PARRY. Cinnaninson. N. j.
with . years experience telling what 70 plant
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

A LOWELL (Aiass.) newspaper an
nounced that twins had been born TO
the wife Of John Dixon. Mrs. Dixon,
who lived in Lynn, read this news, and
was certain that no such thing hap
pened to her. She went TO Lowell,
and found the mother Of the twins in a
second wife Of Mr.. Dixon. The biga-
mist was arrested.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

This morning, ut st. Xavier Church,
where the calamity Of last night hap
pened, solemn mass of requiem was Of
fered for the dead, and prayers said for
the speedy recovery Of the wounded.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

Moody is in Boston calling for
" hearts red-hot with love- As large
majority Of the Boston girls wear eye
glasses and read Emerson, it is not
likely the Evangelist will obtain a very
large stock Of hearts Of the particular
brand he desires.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

FRENCH CREAM.--l quart Of boiled
milk mix cupful sugar with the yelks
Of eggs; stir into the milk with
tablespoonful corn-starch; flavor TO
taste; beat the whites to stiff froth
with pulverized sugar, and brown
slightly in the oven.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

-Itis announced that Queen Victoria
will pay visit TO Germany, probably
about Easter. Her Majesty particular
ly wishes to visit Baden and Gotha.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

Coughs and colds are often overlooked.
A continuance for any length or time causes
irritation OF the Lungs or some chronic
Throat Disease. " Brgca's bronchial Trochss"
arc an cfIcctual CouGH REMEDY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

Kerosene lamps II kept full will
never explode us there is no room in
the lamp when it is full for the explo-
sive gas.
The quicker bread rises the whittier
it will be, and il is far nicer TO mold II
on large towel or an old table-cloth
folded, with little flour sifted over ii,
than on nolding board.
Parents should be very careful and
not let the rays of the sun shine directly
upon the faces OF sleeping children.
Strong light Is very injurious TO the
eyes. especially il they are inclined to
weakness.
Two teaspoonfuls of finely powder
ed charcoal, drank in a half tumbler Of
water, will often give relief to the sick
headache when caused, as in most cases
II is, by superabundance Of acid on
the stomach.
Lemon juice and glycerine, equal
parts, are recommended TO remove tan
and freckles. For cleansing, softening
and whitening the ssin Of the hands
and face, nothing can be better. APP
ply at night and wash of in the morn
ing.
The smoke from the wiki Of an
extinguished candle is very deleterious.
and breathing it in quantities would
soon cause death. When putting out
a candle-light before going TO bed, al
ways do it SO that there shall be no
burning wick left 70 poison the air Of
the room.
III onions are sliced and kept in q
sick room they will absorb all the at
mospheric poison. They should be
changed every hour. In the room of
smallpox patient they blister and de-
compose very rapidly, but will prevent
the spread Of the disease. Their ap.
plication has also proved effectual in
the case of snake bites.
Flour kept 10 barrels for a long
time often acquires peculiar odor,
supposed TO be derived from the barrel.
This actually indicates an incipient de-
composition prejudiciai TO bread max
ing, owing 70 the gluten having be-
come partially soluble. 1t is therefore
much preferable to keep flour in sacks,
unless for short periods.
Many persons in preparing pota-
toes for cooking pare off thick slice
from the surface instead Of digging out
the eyes. The skinDing process Is ali
wrong, as the STRENGTH Of the vegeta-
BILE lies near the suF face the starch
growing less abundant as the center is
Appropriated. The best way is TO
scour them well, and either bake or
boil them with their skins on.
The use Of borax in Europe for
washing is well known, the addition OF
large handful Of borax, instead Of
soda, TO 10 gallons Of water being suf-
ficient TO save half the quantity Of soap
ordinarily required. For light fabrics
and cambrics moiera.e quantity is TO
be used; but for articles who require
to be made stiff strengthened solu
ton Is necessary. Being neutral salt,
it does not affect the texture Of linen in
the slightest degree; and AS it softens
he hardest water, it Is much used in
washing generally.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

A New York boy Of 7 j. charged by
his mother with beating her almost
every day, and making her house and
her life miserable. -Dttron Free Press.
And any mother who dosen't love her
7-year-old boy enough to get up on her
muscle and tasscl out her slippers,
and the broom handle, and the fire
shovel, and the coal-scuttle, and the
rest Of the house, il need be, over that
boys anatomy, deserves a miserable
life. Seven years old and beyond the
control Of his mother! A boy--or a
man, either, for that can never get
beyond the rim of woman's power, il
that woman be really woman. Isn't
that so Chicago journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

Patents Obtained Mt Half OF Usual Fees
bv Cor. T.. BINGHAM 4 Co. Attorneys and Patent
Law Advocates. Washington. ID. G.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-03-23

BuRNETT's COCAINE kills dandruf, al
lays Irritation and promotes growth Of hair.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05

A BROOKLYN nan writes to the Sun
Il drank mure intoxicating liquor tr''m
The year 1857 to the last day "f 1873
than any other person l ever knew Or
heard of and IN the meantime, know
ing this sure cure, did not practice 1t Oh
my self, but, for fun, did practice 1t on
many OILERS, and effected permanent
cures. The remedy is this: When a
person finds he must have drink, let
him take driuk of water, say two OF
three swallows, as often as the thirst or
craving may require. Let him CON
tinue this prscirce. His ole. cbums
will laugh but let him persevere. and
1t will not be a week BET re the appe
tite for any kind of stiIbuisnt will dis
appear altogether. and water be taken
to duench the natural thirst. II at any
time the victim should teel craving,
let him take the first opportunity and
obtain a swallow Of water, and he can
pass and repass sll saloons. When he
goes home at night he will feel satisfied
and BE- sober an have money in bis
pocket. | commenced this practice the
first dav OF 1874. and never think oi
taking a drink of stimulsts."
%
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05

IN the United States ircuit Court,
at Plr'-burg last Friday Afternoon Geo
A. Briggs, Henry Lendrnberger and
David Weand, of Northumberland
county, Pa, were fund guilty of con
tempt for interfering with the running
Of trains on the Central Railroad ot
New jersey after the same hal pas ed
into the hands Of receiver appointed
by the Court They were sentenced to
paw the costs Of prosecution, fne OF
500 and undergo ninety days' impris
oum-nf IN the county Jail at Nortaum-
berland county.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
ArGUsr l5;h, 1871.


Tr0rns isare Hgrris6urg as fcilows:
For New York At ) ~, 10 a. m, and 3 81
and - 5j p. IN.
For Philadelphia at 5 20, 10, 9 As a. M,
100 and 81 p. IN.
For kestlirg At 81, 10, 3 IS a. M, = 0O
8 % snd 81 p IN.
For Pottsville al 30, 8 10 a. m, and 8 81
p. M. and via Schuylkill & Susquehanna
Branch at 40 =. M.
For Auburn via 5. & : Branch at 10 m.
For Allentown at ) 20, 20 a. NJ, 20,
81 ami Z 55 p. m.
The 20, $ IN a. NJ and 3 81 ard .. 81 IN.
trans nave through cars Tor New ! York.
The p, ; 10 a. IN. and , 10 N: trains
have through cars tor Philadelphia.
SUND4FS.
For New York at 2U a. m.
For Allentnsn and way stations at 90 a. m
For Reiding, Philadelphia and way stations
at ! ~ p. IN.
Trans for Hqrrsburg iegre as toliow,
Leave New York at 5 10 a. m., and 90,
30 and = Is p. III.
Leave Philadelphia al l. a. M, and 40,
and 70 p. IN.
Leave keauing at Il 40, 40, II 20 a. m,
50, d ID and lU 81 p: N.
Leave POItsyiile At u 10, 8 IS 4. ri. ard IS
p. ui., aud VIA SchuylkIll aud SGsI Iuehaa-
IA branch At - a. NJ.
Leave Auburn via ) & ). Branch at IL 90
noon.
Leave Allentown at - 80, 5 so, 55 a. m,
IL 10, 30 and 3 U5 p. m.
Does not run on Mondays.
SUNL.iYS.
Leave New York at ) 80 p. N.
Leave Philtle,phIa it - p N.
Leave Reading al 40 and Az a. M. and 10
81 pm.
Leave Allentown At . 30 a. IN. and PCS d m.
pta Norris and Essex Raitroad.
j. Z. WOOrTEN,
General Manager.
C. G.. HANCOCK.
General Ticket .igeat.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05

A COLUMBIA, S"uth Carolina, dis
patch OF last Thursday says: The
gra d jury 10 Cay returned true bills
tor breach of trust against ex Lieuren
AMI Governor q leaves, ex President OF
the Senate Montgomery, ex Governor
Moses, ex Clerk of the House james.
and ex Treasurer Parker; also agains,
Clerk of the Senate Woodruff :ur for
gerry to the amount of $1,000 /; against
one +. 5 Jacobs for forgary for over
$4,000 against Scott Parker and UnI-
ted States Senator Patterson fo- CON
spiracy IN the same forgery aesinst
Patterson for bribery OF members of
the Legislature in the matter Of the
Blue Ridge railroad ard other cases,
and against Patterson. Parker and II. II
Kempton. "f New York, for conspiracy
TO bribe the legislature.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05
A Strange story.
LIFE 70 Accsmxla,s Riches-How Tro Back
Sier 6rofAers Lfced aad Dssd.

LIFE 70 Aeesmsla's RieAss-How T.so Back
slsr 6refAers Lsvsd asa Dsed.
From tho Pittsburs Dispstch.
a ratLer singular osse has just been
brought to light here. For micro than
forty years, two lrlshmen, named
Matthew and John Russell, lived on
the hills of Brush creek, near Wells
vile, Onid, lives of Industry aud fru-
gSiity seldom seen 10 these times.
they we're widely known, becauae OF
Of wealth aud because of the strict
ecouomy with which they conducted
their business. They went TO Jeff-r-
sou county when it was mere wilder
er ness. They lived IN a log house
and had agood large barn. Their fields
yie lded rich crops, aud their srock was
we'll fed and Loased, but they were al
ways poorly clad themselves. The
shuuued alike nstrimoDy, politics and
religion. At an advanced age, they
sold their farm for Sl5, 900 and invest
ed their money III good securities.
They then moved into a small house
near that OF one of their relatives, winch
had II rmeriy been used as a pig pen
but which, with snme slight modifcs
tioBs, was soon made to comfort with
the plans Of the old bachelors For
years they occupied this hovel, eating
and eeping together, and boarding
their money.
-Four years ago John Russell died,
when the relatives of the surviving
brother made him Withdraw from his
miserable habitatinn aud take home
more in Keeping with what he could az
ford. On the night nf the 2Oih OF July
last he also died, and letters of admin
istrsiion were taken uui in Ohio Let
ter we're also taken out in this State.
The deceased harlug a box l., the Safe
Deposit Bank of th.s city, K"nneth
M'iurosh. as an attorney al the bar, AZ
the request of relatives, assumed the
the sum uf s 20 600 In the b"x Of
Safe Deposit Company some 100000
worth Of securities were found. This
money seems to he suhj~ct to five
per cent collateral Inheritance tax IN
this State. TIE balance "f rhe money
will gn To the cnusius of the deceased,
whn are the next nf KIN. The estate is
supposed to be worth at least 5 | SO, 900.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05

The Elmira Gazette uf a late date
says: Yesterday MIR SiIas McLaugh
In and Mr.. josiah Richmond ti,hed Ter
bass III the river bear the Mountain
House. They caught fne lot. On
dressing them They iouui inside qnan
uty OF small white wuritIs, 'alive aud
kicking They concluded not to use
the ish caught, not liking the looks OF
the worms contained in The bass. One
of tie fish brought 10 this office had
half a dozen or more OF the WORMS M II,
one of which was over half an inch
long. The question now arises are
bass, thus affected, good eating! Ii rs
SAID for month, at this season, such
worms are common 10 the fi-h, and after
time disappear The presence of
III .ru in bass have been known tc fish
ermen for soine time; and Some say
tha, they are not Injurious to the fish.
although We should say they were to
the eater. As tor ourself we prefer no
bass on our plate inst noH."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05
PENN'A. R. R. TIME TABLE.

NN snd after Monday, June a5ih. 1877,
" passenger trains will leave Mifiiin Sta
ton, z. K. r., as follows:
EASTWARD
Phila Ex-, daily ex. Sunday night II 81 m
Mitiiin Acc, daily except Sunday, 8 2j a IN
Pacific Express, daily ex. Monday 10 I9a NJ
Johnstown Ex., daily ex. uIIday IL 80 a m
Atlantic Express. daily ........ 9lO p IN
Mail, daily except Sunday. COS . N
WESTWARD.
Pi:tsb'g Ex, daily except Sunday IL SO :. IN
Pacific Express, daily. 8 5e a nj
p..s d.;Ir { arrives ... 10 90 m
I leaves .......I 10 10 a Ia
Mail, daily except Sunday. ..... 3 35 p m
Miftiin Acc, daily except Sunday. 90 m
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05

On the miIilrug Of the 2fth ult thur
~ young ladies', Ut ages ranging trdm
eighteen ro twenty five, took the veil
al the C,'nvent nf 81. Francis. near
Gen Riddle Seven Of the uovitIares
belonged To Phiiad~lphia, seven to Bal
timnre. four tn Trenton. and the re-
manning 'wrlve haiIed from various To-
calIfies ~ rhi- aud other States SIX
teen to,k the s.whlte veil'' aud fourteen
the '.hlack veil" The cermony vas
one Of deep aud solemn interest.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05

The Harrisburg Telegraph of Satur
day says: A tramp, aged about Is
years, fell from freight train at MIf
fin yesterday afternoon aud sustained
severe injuries. He was brought to
thus city by Atlantic express and taken
TO the hospital, where his wounds were
properly dressed.
The tramp who was taken to the hos
piral last event, G suffering from wounds
in the head says that he attempted TO
board freight train at M,tfiln, when
he was kicked on the hand by another
tramp, causing him to loose his hold
aud dr"p tn the ground, striking bis
head nn the stones. Ole of his fingers
Was knocked out Of JOINT. and the cars
ran sn close to him a. 70 cut the ties
of his boots, which fortunately were
large.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05

SHERIFE's SALEs.-rhe property of Peter
Blystone was sold to E. s. Doty Tor $50
The property of George Rhine was sold
10 A. J. Patterson for $40.
The properly of W. Z. Brown was sold to
J. 7. schoop for $40.
The property oi Philip DAstrick, adjoin
ing the property of Henry Mcconnell, was
sold to Z. ID. Parker, for Si15.
The property OF Tobias BLsoms was sold
". Winey for S25U.
Two OF the tracts OF Joseph and David
Hersh were sold to Jlu-s McCruni for 5 i2D.
One of the tracts of Joseph and DAVID
Hrrsh, were sold to George ke.nolds for
SIS.
The property of Martin Weaver was sold
to Louis E. Atkinson and Jeremiah L, ons
for So 500.
The property of Isaac Carl was sold to E..
Long Tor s22j.
The property of Solomon Kaufman was
sold To- Z. 5. Deity for 81 ,iJO.
The PROPERTY uf Isaac H-wn was sold To
Isaac Ha~n .or So ,35U.