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Middletown transcript., 1877-01-20
Reciprocity Shirt +!
ALL MADE,

WITH EXCEPTION OF THE BUTTON HOLES
Made Of Wamsutta Muslin and
21OO Heavy Linenl
We feel confident that we are giving intrins-
cally
THE CHEAPEST,
BEST MADE and
BEST FITTING SHIRT
THAT HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED FOR SIPS.
The RECIPROCITY SHIRT is superior to most
of shirts, frst-class, (so-called) for the follow
ing reasons:
Our Collar Bands are Linen, and are Three
Ply.
Our Cuffs are Linen, and are Three Ply.
Our Blossoms are Lined with Heavy Linen,
and are Three Ply.
Our Back Facings are both upper and un-
der; made wide, giving Strength and finish.
a5~To the people that have been accus-
toned TO buy materials for shirts and have
them made up at home, We particularly call
TO their notice our RECIPRoCITY SHIRT All
made but the button holes, and only 81 25
each, at
J. p. DOUGHTEN'S,
No. 40 Market Street.
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-20

The cause of woman suffrage Scar
city of husbands.
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-20

One of the New York theatres is in
Producing fre-proof scenery.
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-20

Remuneration remains sorrow, though
a sorrow borne willingly.
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-20
gumber and 9arduare.
.LINDLEY & KEMP,
DEALERS M
HARDWARE,
AND
Agricultural Implements,
OPPOSITE NATIONAL HOTEL,
Agricultural Implements,
OPPOSITE NATIONAL HOTEL,
MIDDLBTOWN, DELAWARE,
Hardware Department.

IRON and Steel, Horse and Mule Shoes, Horse
Nails, Blacksmith Supplies, Chain Traces,
Hames TroweIs, Nails, Spikes, Locks, Hinges,
Bolts, Files, Chisels, Levels, Planes, Bevels,
Wrenches, Picks, Mattocks Hubs, Rims,
Spokes, Shafts, Long and Short Arms, Clips,
Springs, Enameled Cloth, Gum Canvass, &c.
A complete stock of TOOLS and Supplies
for Carpenters, Builders, Masons, Sadlers,
Shoemakers and others, with many House
furnishing articles. We invite the public to
call and examine our prices.
Middletown transcript., 1877-01-20
Selett Aoetrn.
ZACHARIAH.

FIT COMPANION FOR THE "HEATHEs cHINEE."
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5iluntions T)anico-- Alulcs

A DYERISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
= y G3Ek FEIEINE WIZ Gi EECElN I.R At Up
a., or 3OS West Twenty thirdst, cor Eenthayc; 76O
No 3i Ihiays coz One 6Iudred and wcuty touitsi
clarion Savings Bank Building mp TO p M at regular
COACHMAN.-A family who have given up
- their hosr- desire situation for their coarhmln
hCa T lo 9 1 9eCn Ea nIn 9r ruRcI o lsiI2 pc y
BROCK, station NJ, New-York city.
COACHMAN.-Situation wanted by an En-
Knows i ana maj 4i y l % @ ro Is .o.r
and honest ana Mil he fouId wiling and obigng civ or
country C. 3d. private stable East iad,L
COACHMAN and GARDENER or GROOM
- by 'oie,tan win tr.tcI1ss reference T. wen pos cd
wages Inquire for Henry vat oDELLs. 1o' West 5i'l-st
GOACHMAN, or WAITER and USEFUL-By
Y capable c'or,d man, with hrstcass references; is also
citS Or cosniry. Inquire Tor JANIS, al oDEiL'S 100
COOk.-Stuation wanted by a respectable
r,i,i,uc,. Hd.ie.s j. BROW TLGW2-i TsSys} Boosiy1
EARMER.-A young man aged - wishes a
good re.,reu.e (a address j. d., IL West 35dst
L'ARM WORK, &r.-A useful man for farm
W"i 'l .} And ne "i ,al' Ii t- I'll "- sc ahI
above ota-t Iuoatrc log oNIN3.
FARMER, GARDENER, and USEFUL and
l. HpJSEWoHk.-A la.i''.g.asga American Protestant
man anl "n.-no ncumnruc. would h.c rl,gct on ilrn
dlue. N,, wiio understands mills auu butter bread and bis
cult anI - good coos "Hrut' and lt'urri yil maze them.
i .. 1I N gl , a' Sg,,y
removed 70 1872 Brotus opposite rho E1-r Tue'trr.
FARMER and USEFUL Maniac iudustri-
daae1.i9ad. I@dsof az! 3.S. care % h!s,-
GARDENER ard COACHNAN-By q trust
j, MIG a. o.iu.: can a AID matc ns.It e.ut,lly
Z "a ! 3
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Gluslral 5nsIrumeTIs


ARION UPRIGHT PiAN0S.-0nc very
superior instrument used sy months price S21j several
others al les, price, iu perfect ulacr Irde. SIMPSON
q CONF ~, 80 . East Fouitecrthst
4 RlON PIANOS.-ln order to reduce our inn
a sl0.k ot,r these superb instruments at
greatly reduced prices, and very easy payment.
DO not 'i e. C1l 3 ami hear ih before
SIMPSON ~ COMPANY. no. . East I4th-st.
A FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
- very great blrgn. Of taem used bI very short
time by best mu>t and really almost good new;
fully warranted n every respect
Please call a. the
WEBER WARERoOHS, 5thave. and IGthst
| iGUTE Il ERNST, old house Of Llghte 81
Il Bradbury oncr their splendid PiANO-FORrEs at low
pIces easy monthly payments al u
smiths Al fHttAN DltfAN-
- Y. BALL a Co.,
LDs 40. II EAST lfTH ST.
Chickering'S SeiuWiys aui Otor Pianos and low
forcasn. on INST iIine1f- aHi f9r rem.
VHE WAGAER PIANOS, Square aud Up
right. and tine BpUDUIE OKGA ~ are the best low.
priced 100 the world warranted
isf8ctru AGENTS wanted The trade supplied the most
liberal terms send ctstor Illustrated catalogue. HORACE
WATERS g. SONS. Manufacturers and Dealers 40 EasG
l4ti,sts bet b'Nay ANA University place. y. \.
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6iIaallona mauleo-ftnalce.

IT MAURICE LINDQUISTr SWEDISH
G ,. .a i' '''' '' ' ''' il ''' '' '' '' lot
1 YOUNG LADY, who writes 100 words
y p.rulugt, Will .orb %. shorthand imauue~- ~ haf
,hc al Tor Goo advantage OF practice Address y. r.
1 YOUNG lady, inst arrived from Europe,
'-g, ''"2', Lg g,l , e ,', ol le.co.
hr,h d. T.. Iiilai., ONCE.
At MURISON'- Gr~t-clas>. oldest, and most
~ reliable servants Office. corner lt.>I 'd oiht,g.
dire. i'.,.ar, a5d ayo.i ms'asc..
Ar SlNA'S SELECT AGENCY, No. 3f3
- ttH.'., n',"'r . ana '3i r's0 'o' can pc ny .
cso,, a. r. a vai,,s iciy ADD willing; i.1u hands ..~o.
Al BUDKHAM'>, $50 4th-ayc near 9th
a St It,.r nurosr Of sup nor y - a"ays on
ha'1 cN' ali'... l",f 10 .,r,tIv ami civ
he pst " wears, and the present proprietor . N,'
At PELTON'.. Gl5 Gtb-ayc., between 37th
y and ,,.. r. o1ncy h'l. f,l ' MI, '' '' .ad
a.nr. ,p,u us, fIl men, y BA orders by mail re-
ceiy, piomp. attention.
4 T Mrs. LOVE- Large Employment House
= voiear be- oud superior 'a,, 81 gi9an SCI .n'
9 49, l 1, of fo,, and ,a employing more
.l!a f,a. servants Ni md Il tcr interest To ea'i Al once
tTA.J. PARIS & co.'s AGENCY, removed
= 10 I2-- Broadway near %at tS'' tH- en- be- Gp,
tHn'd "r cry AVID '3.i "t Gg - pa ii, 'l,
At f sn,c. ARA. encu,- made g,tn summer hotels
NIiAMBERNAID-By a Protestant; willing
= to assist VITA "ashint n' oh.cltH i"Eo 10 '""N,.l
dis. C.. 70 'ovu Irha., oa,o. l.-:~ "ro1i0ay.
EuAMbERMAID and LAUNDEESS-By, a
\ ult young ur, Nto understand. chant iF 'h ',I,
6tl a,s. atjAcQTI>s OFFICE.
CHAMEERMAID and NuESL--l'y. a scotch
d HfTf %. ID p
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MUsEo DEL MoNTINo.

Az EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS.
EXTENSIVE. VALUABLE IMPORTANT, and CHOICE,
received from Havana, and including works by the best
author, The departments History, Biography Poetry tho
Drama, Bellies L,ttres &c, Including unsurpassed assent
biigeof splendid illustrated works and BOOKS CONNECTED
WITH THE FINE ARTS comprising galleries II Painting
and SCULPTURE Architecture. Picturesque Voyages classical
Antiquities scenery, Costume, Collections Of Euayug- &c.
Also,
\ FINE COLLECTION OF WORKS on NATURAL HIS
TORY.
Forming altogether Of The most unique collections Of
literature and brought together country.
The Curious" Amateur and Collector Of Fine Literature
and Art will amply repaid by visit 10 Clinton Han where
these books exhibition In tie departments Of
Typography and Bbopega these books unsurpassed;
printed by Baskerville, Whttuch3m Gunner Boion bound
by Riyegc Hay0ay, Zain,on Bertrand Bedford Matthews
Coz The colecorAas l,tt nothing uudoue make the
Musco del Mouuuo Gle CAN'T and unique
Catalogues can De had at Clinton Han
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Gituations iUanlc0-- females


COOK, TO assist with the WASIIlNG-By a
y vcl rosre"tahle onns ~@p3n yer. good G'"S meats,
Ir nj. i.r iI.. 'r,.- tloro. sly host
y i ono5 9aa no, geN , 81 f or com
COOK and fOUSEWOEH-By a competent,
y g,G coored youu2 woman for city or country ,e ., eN'
crI,pt '9'A wt nee "-'u.' li io .t..T i tf,,,i
la7 otaayc, above l0fhst.
GOOK, WASH, and IRON.-A good plain
recommcidiiiaa.. 5q6 dave b1ta ri i,h aud 35thss
COOK, WASH, and IRON and GENERAL
- ioJsE"q BY German EIi for az az on e.IE'
ia- G,nayc above Io,hst. f'lrth house,
COOK, WASH and IR0N.-A first-rate cook,
y washer ant i'ne y9nns i..-, woman r.', ,'',
cokue and wa.n.gi city or country ready At once 500
COOK. WASHER, and IRoNER.-A respect
To- 60 ht cuam'crvors ad voting or t't Sare Of ca
y tCr,at Jo1,. IT, cen bee. 1er ani 4ta-ts.
COOK, WASHER and IRQNER-By a very
- respectable aud weiiicroum.ndet young woman very
orc.lntry. Ca al BOOkHANS $50 4ilayc near In 81.
COOK, WASHER, and IRONER.-A strong
family coos and superior iundre.- makes good bread aud
EMrIoYNENr BURrAU. T, moved 10 l,272 Broadway op.
po,tc lAc tag.e Ihe'i'r
nRESSMAKER-A French dre>~maker, com
fnil or Work al home a reasonable trrns. RED
HON. as G,iaye. nc.r 4itlsD; reaI bell, ring twice.
EIRST-CLASS SERVANTS can be obtained
hrFEAi so 15 45nsi ana Hroadaay romo attention
rad to orders by mail References received through the mail
References H30r,od.
GENERAL WORK.-Re>pcctabe girl
- want, 'maio9 to Go general ao, L, , % i E
ya S IA. ys good references can DC See" '"o DAYS
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-A young woman
~ would IN. E , l m " .' on f' a +. 5 r, a
imu,r; has superior i'i' it,' ,dn D, T', q, - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
Drn Goods.
SCHEPPERS BROS
e u M I | N c
Drn Goods.
PLAIN AND STRIPES.

This beautiful material is offered I'm tho CHOICEST
sADEs to the trade. To Judge from the present demand
this novelty OF the VIII Doe n 40 an watering
places and other FASHION ALL SUMMER RESORTS.
Nhoul any gum or cl1 sheuiugs as j. the case with
the expensive FOREIGN GRENADINES, tins light, cool,
aud elastic texture Will neither damage by RAIN
or SALT WATER.
TIN. article does not only recommend itself by chclpness
but also hy beauty and durability.
Lovely suits made from it, trimmed with fnges and
ruchCs OF the material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
apartments & ,lafurnio5c0 Rooms to Get

RI GROYE-ST-To let to a small Ill. family Ili.
n- iaffo.en,ns family three occupy rest Of house.
rent $50
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GUNNER Bodr0.

". drive, Jr,iil.,d iu Nc. In,and haf way between
N'"'' OTIS ''' ante Mountains i. ' Go"o1HrE Proprietor
4 LOVELY COUNTRY HOME-Mounlain
u ar, mo mos, uitor- l1 hour central hallT"o" N'"-
n5i' trr Address Sj XioN North Branch somerset
90. NcaJHs,F.
ARE You CONC INTO TIE COUNTRY ?
covrHxs j. li~ +, 81 $ s,5IIa PLACES,
With lIgrui ,rs of prices, %c'' ' ''''"-' N''
'''' s,td5o n1NL Jot RIAL Park place, y. y
AVON SPRlNGS.-Thc Sauitaiim has been
i'' W, n us invalid Thc tp,c inst class Two s.i.
rl,a,a1 1li c.f, blcrnau,m >En ana scroiuous lis
eases IuyaAcs are under the care OF 3r Ai'n ,.-o>,
Avon. Livingston County. y Y
4 LELAND OCEAN HOTEL,
long BRANCH
OPENS JUNE 10.
goo Rear and Wing SO per day
2Oo ocean View Rooms. perdav
100 Parlor ............ pcrday
1IunAL HIJUCuoNS 40 PERMANENT GUESTS.
Forsreo..I Rates and securing, of rooms address
CHARLES AND WARREN LELAND,
Ocean Hotel Long Branch
BEAUTIFUL and healthy Summer resort for
, school boys ~uuErlIuGE~ ACADEMY. MEDIA Penn.
RRANCH COLLEGE, Delaware Water Gap
- iounr is no" "FEN. Term, I,G9.ci io,,oro>- r,,
BOARD for two children with American
- Chastiau widow lady. at Hoeaa"ay' terms moderate
PONEDEES WANTED.-Anv one wishing
At 4, H. WtIi- Jas, I.-.,. a., ou, aii. nom lrrot.
pOARDERS WANTED. - Large Rooms,
- healthy locality oH, IH,r from city. tir.- minutes va
from Depot; terms reasonable Address Box ac-' Paterson
DLMR. SUMMER BOARDINC-HOUSE
srr.., i....' 81 To- tlo pgr,yS.s r. o. pSmo"i " a..
distance f.arr,,. 30. HLAII;, Proprietor
RELNuNr HALL, .SCHOOLEYs NOUN
a .. IA HHa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
GltuAtlons t0dutc0 females.

NURSE and CHANBERMAID-By a French
~ pr speaking very g0ut French, city country; :
also fair gNlttucei u tlc care of ohir
r0nf f.rtu,cs. Inquire for MARIE az ODELLS NO 10
MleI .iLN--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
East Side.

LARGE FURNISHED ROOM to LET t.
y ,r tao srutcncu private family references. III
d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

:
NURSE and SEAMSIRESS.-Ry French
y gr speaking the best French take care OF c.l
creu large orsu D. iona %. chirn ard cNpc.oucpd BIT
of reference Inquire Tor Adelaide at ODEILS. 100 West
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

TOOk-HY an EngIl~H II"''NIdH' "VIIIII u
4... tr, ,i,-. ,,ol French. lu pirl other t'pK
ing. buuug aud hfusi rul-i- and hioI- h,} h' i''J
cook gets up nice nd' d-lef hii ".i'r'n' N''' '
L,-t e-fHlonar; -o.ci honest nhtiIt ''d.l! oI cay
C,ii AT NOON IA Ms, 80 An ave. nea. -ith So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
Wcst Side

HANDSOMELY furnished front ROOM.
y With hH.r. 90 gentleman and wife or Two gentlemen
4. f..t...II.. 10 Wet .lI 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23

DUAEID m UTI tNUIfr IUCI'OUS, VIII dUU tUII
.. ..u.tIuu tI.Itlt change tt IN I.Itil
LIBRARY. NNH t.HHF, A. DALEY.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09
False Hair.

The disadvantages of wearing false
hair were painfully illustrated at Miners
vile, Pa, the other day. 4 boat in
which two young ladies and two young
men were passengers, capsized sudden
ly, and one of the ladies sank out Of
sight. As she reappeared one of the
men grasped her hat, which came off.
The lady sank, and on her second ap-
pearance Jared no better, fer this time
the frightened youth caught her by her
hair, which, being false, came off in his
bands, and down she went again. At
last, however, she was caught By her
real hair and dragged aboard the boat,
after having bad what may properly be
called hairbreadth escape.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09
TERRIBLE LANDSLIDE.

Ten Persons Buried .4iiue BY Slide
on the Veiiief River. Canada Course
Of the Rirer Changed
MONTREAL, Maya terrible land
slide is reported on the bank of the
river Veillett, a tributary of the Bats
can, in the parish Of St. Genevieve, one
hundred miles east Of this city. At the
point where the slide occurred the bank
is eighty feet high. Over an acre of
land moved, buryiug the saw and grist
mill and house at the foot Of the hill,
and turning the course of the river. 1t
is positively asserted that ten persons
we're buried alive. The bodies Of Mrs.
Massicotie, wife of the owner of the
mill, her three children, aged three,
seven and twelve, Mr.. Cloutier, the
father of r. W. Cloutier, of Three
Rivers, have been taken from tho ruins
hardly recognizable.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09

IT is proposed, in army circles, to re
cruit 1000 Sioux Indians for the reg.
ular army, drill and discipline them as
regular soldiers are drilled and discip,
lined, and then use them in the Indian
country. 1t is an experiment. Th.
Indian takes naturally to arms, and who
knows that be will not make q first.
class civilized soldiers. Who know.
that be will not be taken with the pomp
parade, and circumstance of civilized
army life.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09
Easy COurtshlp.

Courtship is very simple matter in
the Andaman Islands. The bride.
groom eats q certain kind of ray fish,
which gives him the appellation Of
"bachelor desirous of marrying."-
When be is ready to take a wife, be sits
beside q manageable maiden and
stares at her. Then the brids's father
or guardian joins the hands OF the pair,
and they disappear from the village,
plunging into the depths Of the forest,
and remaining away several days.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09
Learned Trades

The Grown Prince of Germany is .
compo,itor by trade, and Emperor VIII
helm is a gIazier, though he has not
prscticed his profession for number Of
yesrs. All the Prussian princes have
TO learn some haDdisratt, not In order
to provide against hard times, but that
they learn tbe feelings Of the common
peopls Unser Fritz has never worked
at tbe case more than eight hours day,
aud never can be persuaded BY his en-
ployers to do 50.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09
News Items.

Cottages at Newport are renting
slowly, and lower prices are antici-
pated.
New York is to have a Tandem
Club. Tandem is Latin for "at
length.
The North .4merican states that the
earnings of the Pennsylvania road
for the quarter ending April 1st.
were $400, 1000 in excess of last year.
The school directors of Slouks-
burg, Berks county, propose to erect
new school house, but several OF
the taxpayers oppose this, and in
their wrath have applied to court for
an injunction.
A post mortem examination of the
body of the child supposed to have
been murdered at Harrisburg by
Barney O'Brien its father, discloses
the fact that death resulted from
starvation.
A young man named Miller. en-
ployed at the grist mill in Eshcol,
Pa, this county, was seriously injur-
ed on last Friday. His coat sleeve
was caught by a shaft making lac
revolution, and before he was rescu
ed all his toe nails were knocked off
Two men saw his peril and ran and
stopped the machinery.
On Tuesday, as Harry Hempf, son
of Joseph Hempf, of Middlesex, Cum.
berland county was hauling load OF
brick through that village, his horse
became frightened and ran away
throwing him out and breaking his
neck. His death was instantaneous
Much sympathy is expressed for the
afflicted family.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09
Nesc Advertisements.
SI1VERWA AR E
AS PREMIUMS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A a SET OF EXTRA PLATED
SILVER SPOONS

Given away as q Special Premium to the
subscribers Of this paper. Silver Goods
furnished under this Premium Proposition
are from the well known and reliable Union
Silver Plating Co, Philad'a, Pa.
Under q very favorable proposition FROM
the above well known house, all regular
patrons OF this paper can secure useful
and beautiful, as well as very valuable Pre-
MUM. in the shape of q handsome set Of
Extra Plated silver spoons,
warranted equalfo the Dest article Of the
kind sold in this country for "a per set,
And in addition, each spoon will be
Handsomely engraved with
your mo tiOgram Initial.
an who are entitled to receive this ele-
giant and useful Premium can do so on COM
oliancs with the following conditions -
Send your name and post-office address, to-
gether with your express office, to the
Union Silver Plating Company, 1O4 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa, together with
the following Premium Coupon, and in
close with your order 20 cts 10 pay costot
engraving your initials, express charges,
boxing, and packing, and you viii receive
by return express (or mail, If you have NO
express ofhce) a full set of extra plated
silver Spoons free of any charge. All ex-
the IS cts, and the Spoons viii be deliver
ed to you free. If you do not desire to
have the spoons engraved, you are only re-
auired to send go cts, to pay expressage
and boxing. The coupon must in all cases
be sent, to indicate that you are entitled to
this premium, as this very liberal offer is
not extended to any one who is not patron
of this paper. The retail price of this set
of spoons is 500, as the follosing letter
will show:
OFFICE or THE UNION SILVER PLATING !
COMPANY, PHILADELPnIA, Pa.
We assure all subscribers that the goods
contracted for are frst-class in every re-
.pect, and that the usual retail price for
them is 4.OC per set Our lowest price to
jobbers is $50 90 per dozen sets, and we will
in no case retail them at any price, or send
them ir single sets tosany one who does not
send the required ''Coupon," showing that
the sender is patron of this paper.
UNION SILVER PLATING Co.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09
News Items.

At Albany, Ga, a negro who had
been sentenced for hog stealing drop
ped dead on his way to Jail.
1t won't do to pinch man at
Charlestown, w. Va. A man tried
it last week, and got the top of his
head shot off.
A blacksmith 10 Crawford county re
Gently met with a singular accident.
He was engaged in shoeing q colt
which had never before been shoed,
and in driving q nail, while holding
the foot against his right knee, drove
the nail through the hoof fully three
fourths of an inch, the point entering
his knee pan, and some distance into
the bone.
Richard Ten Broeck, the noted
Kentucky turfman, has just been mar.
ried, although be is over 60, to .
wealthy widow aged "a. The marriage
took place at the residence Of Mrs
Newcomb's father, who stayed away
because be did not want to see the
cermony: the BRIDES mother was al
so absent, Mary Newcomb vas the
wife of H. D. Newcomb, who died il
1874, and whose estate was worth
over q million. In order to marry her
at his old age, he procured an act Of
the Legislature di7orcipg him from bis
wife, which is fresh in the minds of the
people as one of the most celebrated on
record, resulted in the declaration that
this second marriage was illegal, and
that his insane wife, having never been
judicially declared insane, was entitled
to dover. Twice thus has this second
wife married wealthy old men.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09
Elopement with an Artillery
QAcer-A Bit Of Scandal In
WashimgtoD SOclety.

Mother rumor is still rolling under
her tongue as sweet mofsel, . bit of
scandal, which was one of the society
events of the winter, but which was not
chroniCled in any Of the society jour-
nails. Before the troops were ordered
away from the arsenal there was dash
ing young officer stationed there with
his regiment. There was also hand
some young lady, wife and mother
up town. Her husband placed the ut
most con6de1ce In her constancy.
The wife apparently was wholly devo-
ted to her husband. They lived to-
gather with her mother on 9th street.
She bad q phactoL, 10 which she fire.
quently drove on the Avenue. Some
times she took some of her admirers to
drive with her, her husband being too
wise to be jealous, as be thought.
Finally the young officer appeared at
her side, but nothing was thought of
it more than that as gallant be was
paying harmless devotion at the shrine
of love.iness. Then dark day came
" hen the husband came home the
wife was not there, but he dismissed
all fears, with the reflection that she
had frequently stayed away from home
all day with some of her friends.
Night came on and the wife and her
child still remained away. Inquiry
was made, and the last that could be
heard of ber was that she had been
seen leaving the hou e, with the little
boy, by the back gate that morning.
1t is also curious fact, perhaps hav-
ing some significance, that the young
officer was seen waiting about in the
nelghborhood for some time. Since
that day inquiry has been fruitIe.s.
Neither the officer, The wife, or the
child, have been heard from. The,
eloped. Washington Republican.