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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

Pinchback, in letter to Governor
Nicholas of Louisiana. declares that i,
taxes heavily both lis crcduIity aud
charity TO GonCcdo either sincerity or
consistency to Republican, Senators who
80 earnestly opposed his claim TO scat
among them, mud so promptly ard sol.
idly supported Kellogg for tho same
position. Why pinchbn.kI '". .r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

private dispatch from Sacramento,
last night, says II: tho twelfth ballot for
United States Ssnator, Farley Ind %
votes Mcdonald 20, lyland IL and
IlnGcr II.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16
DELINQUENT TAXES.

state Of Scva Ia
County Of Eiko.i ~
r1nnly 4 uiit Iris ni,ice,
November a3tli. lsTT. '...
'INQ ALL WHOM IT MY CONCERN: ne
j 1: known, th1t l have this day .,l-.n-I,eI
with :hr nrtrirt ar Prosecuting Attorney Ihr
brihi,ihcnt Tax list Of Elku y Irty for tho yrsr
1871, and unl..S the tuIII.lHeI u tII"+ therein
specified izld To the tuIInty ! rcas,Irrra NJ
III .tItiicin lax Krcriy"F. Within twcniy taV.
fniin lu hrst publication OF til nnIice 10 wit;
TN or brtUrr Fri'lay the 2lst day OF Ice CuILeF,
4. -. 1877. acton viii be- commenced Dy th,.
Ihstri': or Prosecuting Attorney fur the colIec..
ION Of said taIrs and cqsts,
7. \. ItniERS,
County Recorder aud Ex-onlcio toun,y Auditor
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

TIE President, Oh Tuesday, sent to
tho Senate Tho nano Of Henry l..
Dodge as his choice for tho position Of
Mint Superintendent nt SIM Ernnniscn.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

10 FARMEus AND OTHERS. Having
assumed -utire contI~l OF the black
smithipB gngon-inal rs and nnchimo
shops, am how prepared to do my
and all kinds Of work in my limo, par
toulnrly tho repairing Of agricultural
on the most favorable
forms. g.. .: ...
A
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

WILLIAM sMr1u, late Of tho firm of
Rido3ut & Smith. Donkora Of Marys
yillc, California, died ut his residence
Oh Monday, agcd IS yenrs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

In the Colombo contested election
case, n majority Of tho llUuap election
committee report IN favor Of Patterson,
whtlO " minority report favors Bel,
ford. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

JuDoE HARtAs, tho newly appointed
Associate Justice Of tho United States
Supreme Court. subscribed to the iron
clad oath Of ofl1co md took his position
on tho bench. " Or"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

PSTEn u. swEsrY has just paid The
Inst of tho 800, 900 TO The city of Hew
York, in settlement OF tic Tweed ling
suits against him. Ills friends declare
that this strips him of Ill real estate.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

A%b now comes the Newark, New
dorsey, Saving institution to Uwcli
the lis, OF inso!Vcntg. Ono moro TN.
fortunate gone 10 its rest.
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BORN.

Dbl SLf-ln Eko. Friday. December !. 1877.
~ he vile OF L c. Dorsey daughter.
cuHk-ln pho. December nth. lsI7. to tho
wife OF Hoo. GABRIEL COIN. son y
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

J0nN g. IIoDok 4 %. lovOIl Known
stationary 6th Of San Fraaoisco, have
fled petition in bankruptcy, tbciy Ia.
biliNes are about $25O,10O. =. y i.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

Washington adVices respecting tho
San Francisco Mint sppcrintcdency. is
70 thhs effect that Horny L. Dodge is to
receive tho romiBG;9n'for ihut position
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

TuAT Colossal 'Ncyadon, Uavo Buel
10 at Sail Lake city.
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EEWH6uI=NhcxyED0


JUDGE j. C. IIE,IISGEAT, OF Salt
Lake City. accredited Representative
Of the sntire Gentle interest i'll Utnh,
is now in Washington. His colleagues
are to nrrivo directly after the holi-
days. y bill has been prepared and
will be presented to Congress ms soon
as possible. which provides for the
secrecy OF the ballot in Utah; repeating
the Territorinl lay giving the right Of
suffrage to women; prohibiting the
holding Of Office, and denying the right
to vote ut elections, by polygnnists.
1t also embrnces Il positive and string.
ent clause against polygnmy. The bill
will DO presented by Senator Chris
tiancy.
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most careful consideration. he had con-
cludsd to dismiss tas writ aud remand
the prisoner. This Was test case. and
| thr judy sayF The rrIsirt SVEN ~ the
Excise Epald Is in no sense license.
| and that the spare 6s>i>".ao not .spn-
stitpte AZ inn StthNpl the other sestm-
modatiOlis furpishrdS, hsel.
Pins, Pes. l2.-The Steele speaks
Of the Feasibility Of rrr$iisn: MeAia-
hons Impeachment. The clerical Or
gan. III defense, says The Senate's re-
fusal TO sanction a dissolution would
release President Nr>Iahon from bis
promises and leave him tres 10 retire.
! meeting Of the Republican Union
Was he.d to-day, and reaiiirped the
resolution not to vote any portion Of
thp budget 50 lens as the NATIONAL
wishes are not SoTplSte!y satisfied.
Lo$l'oS. Dec. IA telegram from
SiTritZa states that the Czar will start
!o- 81. Petersburg on Saturday. He
his visited Qsman Pasha aui returned
TO him his swo:d in recognition of his
bravery. .. .-... .. ... $751;.
\ dispatch iram Athens says the
fall Of Elevna caused lelonstraiionI
ro r., "a ~ wsr. .... .s....-. .-..
telegram received in Paris says
the Greek Cabinet is celebrating on the
course 10 be pursued. The King will
start soon for the camp ut Chnlsis.
\ Hnssisn Official account Of The
capture oi rlevna. says the Turks
funght like lions. Savea paShns wers
apta1e'l. The counting Of the pris-
unerS aul trophies Is not yet coinplet-
cd. The Etupetur was present to.duy
at the thanksgiving ssiSice held on:
the site Of :he former headquarters of
Osman Fnsnn, --..--
CoNsrANrISoPLE. Dec. 10. AT n
grand council held to day nj the wnT
Office, it is said it was resolved TO car
r. on the war to the los extremity.
4 Vienna correspondent says the
Porte is astounieil BY the fall of Plev.
M. as it WINS hoped Ia the lust that
Sulrimnu Pnsha would bo n5is TO re-
lieye the place. The fact lhat Adhen.
and Al"imed Pnshas still retain power,
Is evidence of Il disposition TO Negotiate.
A Berlin special snya The policy OF
Germany seems 20 he iLat the Porte
must make .;he frs: oyc.t,res for peace.
i is thocght v"ry doubtful whether
Russia will accept any offers o: mrso-
tiution until then.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-12-16

! h"FS DRAIN a. TO-,
Having refurniShrtl and rrttOrkrd Jew.
'lrJ store formerly q cnpi,d b. p q YeAtes
E", =:tl haNin" bITc,it Ou- etiiII 4. -: direct
ir ia 'te manufacturers at hsir bott"'l .rlc b.
Ter cash '%hGr- Iow n:'pl.~I - Mr. 'hp fol-
lr"'m G"'ls e: lIpr: asnr -. t'r.,. dag hive
ever hsc1 "i'r'ti IN Eikn County. u.:Grly:
Ladies' HEd Gents Gt!d and Silver
Watches aud CltnInI Rings. GnR
h'it""-, ChpttnE, In, tSIT>, Cold
f'rI;S nnh Tanth FtGLs. Gun
PinE, SscL I:IutnI. hIIII-
rrn'A NinGA, FInr Gold
hrtts PInE ami ER-
Drops, Grnts'
shirtSIu'S
and
Collar Hut.0nS. SIyrr Rud silver Plated Napkin
Kings. Match SAh's ButIr RnIvea, Chilli
rrm's THLl" rtt-. Gold Lied Mugs and
GnIluIS. JeSei tuSErLs tutf=r II,h.
c.. r"E" Ia. cts. sugar. EuaIs.
Cad Receiver" ,I'r Huivrs.
CaLO Knives. T.lat
RE'.. Fisl, H'N'rs
f"TE-. Brrry
SISIonF,
Gravy nnd SOnp I.AdIrT, spoon IInId'IH
Call Bells, Smsrs, EARRING kruVrs
q E'orLs, tHItOFH, Pickle stands.
Ten Hnl coffee Vrns, -yrup,
Cream AMI Ice Inchrr-,
Table Knives. Porha
und Spoons unr
Spoons Gums, Tr-
EolVrrH, CRT-
trIiEsH,
Etr.
All Kind,oI
Sewing Mucllimr NpCuIt.
LADIES' D1Or DHEsSISG.
a largo .sSoTtm"nt Of CLOCKS
All goods aDlh 10y Ia are fully warranted TO DO
an represented. OMr bu-inrss IL under tho
| careful management of MIR. !. II. wEILANn,
VIII" Inns lad mauy ytar- experience Ia this Iluu,
AMI will take pleasure In allowing goods.
StcI'r-, Ci"eh-.& Jr,VeIry Repaired.
Complicated watcr1 aud Horse Timers a
specially. All Work Warranted. ms
SMITH & WlLSEY,
FORWARDING AND CO1IMIssION
MERCHANTS.
And dealers In all kinds Of
LUMBER
WINDOWS.
DOORS.
hrMn,
hAru,
rrc ,-, ,rn
FLOUR AND GRAIN.
ecrnn''"i"n Of all lilo different kinds Of " "
7 " S'o"' VI e'''' o'''''P"'"'
|
i AND bOh HNJsk.
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

mere Is no inAnnf1ctn Gr Of Pianos and Or.
IAhH IA TIL" or any other country who la. re-
S"Nsn M many Unsolicited indurse uIcIiiu las
Hr. BcuIly. From every Ntato AMI 'I'srrI,"%~
cntncH tLn same verdict: They aro thu beat II,
TIC ~oIlI. Illustrated ADVERTISER u,stH.
beatty. Washington. New jersey. ocT
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DIED,

his ranch on Copo road. North
fuTk OF the Humboldt river. December 2nd.
1877, William johnson, \ native OF Denmark
or SSe,ieu. aged ABOUT ~ years.
ISebrASka psrerS please coppy.|
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"THEY ALL Do IT."

"THEY ALL DO IT."
10 ~'rAT'
Why. do their ll,EchaSing NJ d. Rein-
hnrt & Co. = Immense establishment.
THAT WIFE OF RHINE"
Will buy her goods where sho can oct
them cheapest, nud OF course goes TO
Is. llciphart e Co.'S place of business.
THAT HUSBAND OF NINE
Always buys his ReHdy-mntlo Clothing
aud underwear where he cnn get tho
best bargain, the best tit, and the brs
mnuo goods for the lonst outlay, nnd Of
course d. Reiuhurt X Co. y is the place
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GOOD NEWS GOOD NEWS |

- nKiEL. COIN
VA
III the Field AR"inS
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
A Nuisance Paw Damages.

An interesting suit at law was tried
in Baltimore on Saturday, the leading
points of which are as follows; ln 1873
the Maryland Hospital for the Insane
was established. At that time the
plaintiff had "lashionable and profit
able" summer boarding house adjacent
to the building in which the hospital
was established. He alleges that sin
consequence os the howlings and pro-
fame language of the patients his board
ers deserted him, his business Was brOk-
en- up aud the value OF his property de-
preeiated," and be therefore sued for
damages In the course of the argu
ment the court said that "neither the
State uor private corporation or In
dIFidnsl had the right to SO construct
or conduct ar asylum for the ins,itu'
ton, ss to prove nuisance, without
being liable fer damages, and this liza
biIity existed whether the nuisance was
caused By the original construction Of
the building or its subsequent use,
which by other construction or use
might have been avoided" The case
has not vet been decided, but in view
of the plain language of the court, quot
ed above, q verdict for the plaintiff
seems to be only question of time.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
Washington's Remains Petrifed.

WasbIngtOn's tomb was recent
opened in order to institute some ne.
cessary repairs. The unusual weight of
the sarcophSgus containing Washing
tons remslns aroused the curiosity of
the official who was supsrintendiDg the
work of removal, aud 1t was decided to
open the sarcophagus in order to ascer
tain tue Cause. This was done, and the
remains were found TO be petrifled iu
fact sohd s:ohe resembling a statue,
the features perfectly natural, with the
exception of eyes and ears, no trace of
which can be seen The body is of
dark leathery cnlor, and may be said to
be soft sand stone, which would likely
break should an attempt be made tn
remove 1t from the sarcOpaagus. Ed
ward Baker an aged coiored man, who
has resided upon the farm since he was
boy, and who assisted in removing the
remains from the old tomb TO the pres
ent one, stated THAI it is thirty eight
years since their last removal. A; that
time they ba6 rested in the old tomb
thirty-eigbt years. aud were exhumed
in state of preservation beyond all ex
pectatiou, being solid compact mass,
with the skin drawn tightly to the
bones, petrffcation no doubt having
commenced its work The sarcophagus
was again firmly closed and the repairs
to the tomb completed.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
Telephone,

Next to blue glass, as q popular SEN
sation, is fhe telephone. A few months
sgo, the bcys-youne and o1d-on our
streets were testing an arrangement,
consisting of two fin cups, connected
by string, and by means of which
sound was conveyed for . square or
more. This was the telegraph ID EN-.
bryo. The real article is thus describ-
ed 4: The telophene Is an instrument by
means of which sound can be conveyed
to any required distance by means of
electricity generated BY the sound itself.
The voice resounds before a diaphragm
of metal in box. The impetus of the
waves Of air impinging upon the metal
causes it to vibrate, and behind the
metal is magnetic coil, in which that
molecular motion which we call cleo
tricity is thereby set up. In ordinary
telegraphy the current is broken-there
is not q continuous "strcam" of the
"auid d"-but in the case of the tele-
phone there is this difference the re
sounding diaphragm vibrates contlEu-
ally, since vibration does not cease im-
mediately when the waves of sound
strike it it continues for a short time,
and this is enough to keep up that mod
crate flow which forms the steady
stresro. But at each peculiar impetus
of the voice-such, for instance, as
would be made by one enunciating the
word "impeue;rsbiIity'-ths current
is reinforced by the impetus of the
stress o: the various syllables, "Im,"
for instance, would cause a certain and
slight vibration, "pen" more forclbie
and "bil' a still greater one. From
the magnetic coil wire is laid to the
place where II is desired 10 reproduce
the sound. and there, through some
means which the inventor does not fnl
ly explain, the vibrations are ser up
again, tnd the sound reproduced, Such
is The telephone, concerning which ex
travagant expectations are entertained
Gazette
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
A WOman's Thrilling AdVen-
ture.

"'le Schuyler, ILL.,, Citizen says Mrs.
Ella Davis, living hear Wsyland,
Schuyler county, went after dark to the
we'll to draw a bucket of water, there
beng no curbing around 1t, and the
platform icy, she slipped aud fell into
the we'll, which was some twenty feet
deep. She caught on the stone of the
wall before she reached the water, and
remained in that position until late in
tie evening when her husband, coming
home from a visit to neighbours house,
heard her voice, aud by this means DIS
covered her whereabouts. By assist
ance of the neighbors he drew her out
with rope. She was uuinjured save
slight bruise. She took the children
and a candle TO the door with her, but
the wind blowing the candle out, the
children deliberately returned to the
house and went to bed. There was
about ten feet of water in the well, and
she was nearly chilled through
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
TRIAL LIST FOR APRIL
TERM, 1877.

l. Mitchell Jones VS. Sarah Jamisoa.
No 3j April term 1871.
. Michel Jones vs.. John n Moore. No
Sc April term 1877.
8. PhIlo Zeigler VS.. d " Ha,ley & Co.
No - April term 1877.
T. Amos W Mitchell and Allen P Mitch
ell. Executors of the last will of William
Mitchell. deceased, VS.. Philip Wagner, keu-
ben Stetl-r, John Powell, Robson Mlddles-
worth. WOrral Krnlberling. John Boxersox,
Albert Kline and David Middiesworth. No.
60 September term 1875.
S. ALBRIGHT BOswick and Hannah Bos-
wick, for the use of said Hannah, W. Win
II Knouss and James Cox. No 130 Sep
tember term 1875.
9. The Columbia Insurance Company W..
Solomon B-nner and Christian Benner, do
ing business as Benner Bro. No BIS
Sept term 1873.
4. William Cox vs.. Adam Wilt. No 8
Dec term 1875.
(. Columbia Insurance Company VI. Wm
G Winry. No AZ Dec term 1875.
9. James Freelsnd vs.. Frank Shields
No 1873 Feb term 1876.
10. James S Marsh vs. Paul Cox. No 81
April term, 1876.
Il. John Fl Wheeler and George West
vs. Stewart McCulioch, George VI Ora
ham and John Balsbsch, surviving partners
OF the firm OF Isaac Hawn Co. Ne I47
April term 1876.
l.. Robert McMeen, Administrator of
Kesiah kerchner. decd, vs.. David FowleS.
No loo April term, 1876.
l3. Daniel Rhine, for use of John Brant,
Jr., vs.. Joseph Richardson. No ls5 Sept
term 1876
II. David Wilson and A Patterson, do
ing business as Wilson & Patterson, vs..
John McManigle. No l9' Sept term, 1876
Is. Amos Miller, for use OF William Cox,
vs.. George X Hoffman and Susanna aoff-
man. No l9S Sept term Isis.
10. Morris Burn-s, s Smucker. Jr., Sam
uel u Ssdes and James Il Cannon. trading
as Burpes & Smncker, vs.. J B " Todd. No
1879 Sept term 1876.
IL. William = Mount vs.. John Balsbach,
5 7 McCulloch, George VI Graham ard Ben
jamin Mumper. No 81 Dec term 1876.
Is. Samuel Hoffman vs. George W Cor
ton. No S. Dec term 1876.
l9. John Vaughan, for use of John n
Giliiland, va William Dougherty. No le7
Dec term, 1876.
20. Christian Tyson, " P Thompson md
james Kyle, partners. vs.. Joshua 2 Evans.
No l5S Dec term 1876.
q. John C Moser vs.. S z Notes.-The. No
lis Feb term 1871.
22. John C Wright vs. John jenkins. No
ll6 Feb term 1877.
% John HsnBamsn and Uannaman,
his wife, VS.. David Phslor and F N Phalor,
his wife. No llS April term, 1877.
JACOB BEIDLER, ProihonOtary.
Prsthonotary's Office, Miffiin-i
town, March l6, 1871.
Court meets April 23d. 1877.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
Is It EnVy7 Is 1t jealousy {?

President Hayes has appointed
Fred Douglass to the position of
Marshal of the District of Columbia,
an Office that in some of it functions
is similar to the Office of county
sheriff. Considerable opposition has
developed against him by both white
and black races. It does not require
mind of great scope of compre-
bension to reach a conclusion as to
why white people would prefer man
of their race in the position, but Just
why the blacks are against him is
quite hard to reach a conclusion on.
Is it possible that envy and jealousy
is at the bottom of their opposition
His appointment has been confirmed
by the Senate.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
A Remarkable Case.

a Lady Suddenly .3rises from a Bed 10 phici
She ras Contaed by Spinuf Disease for
nearly Three Years.
Jennie Grissinger is the name of q
yocng Harrisburg lady whs has recent
iy experienced a change IN her physical
condiriuU. About three years ago she
was afflicted with an affection of the
spine, winch gradually became worse,
Until She was obliged to take her bed,
iron -shicb she did not arse until
few days ago, and then under peculiar
circumstances. Sae had been attepded
by skiilfui ply sicIans, who resofted to
every known metica: e.pedient to re-
lieva except the application to the
spine OF red hot iron. Two of them
held consultation recently at which 1t
was determined to apply this terrible re
medy If she consented to go through the
erdeal. They communicated the result
Of their deliberations to her, but she
protested against any further medical
experiments and said she bai made up
her mind TO trust her case TO superDaI
ural agency for cure, and that some
thing had told her TO rise from her long
confinement next day. She according
ly elevated her perscn aud sa, on a
chair. The following day she walked
across the room. and since she has at
tended church, wslkmg with perfect
ease. Owing TO the Trotrscted con-
inemsnt, she is weak but her spine
which was broken IN three places, has
been restored to its original tirmness.
The physicians who had treated the la
dy were called in to see her after she
left her bed aud expressed their sur
prise at the marvellous change that had
occurred. Even her lungs, which had
been seriously effected, we're perfectly
sound. Miss GrissInger, who resides
on Allison's Hill attributes her cure to
divine interposition in answer to pray
er. She had particularly fixed her
mind on certain passages in the Bible
relating to promises. The young lady
is daily growing stronger, and she ex-
poets soon to be restored TO perfect
health.-Harrisbury Patriot
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
And Still Another,

This time he lives in Pottstown.
Pa. His name is Rutter. He was
cashier of the National Bank at that
place, and used S1S,3OO of the funds
of the institution without the consent
of any one. He was high turn-up
nosed, vulgar, professed christian
gentleman. He was superintendent
of a Sunday-school, and Treasury OF
a church, and moved in frst-class
shoddy society. Who'll be the next
exemplary christian shoddy gentle
man to fill the billi
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
In About Two Years.

Chilis and cold sweats are said to be
quite prevalent at Washington now, aud
are constantly occurring "Au Illinois
country editor went to the White
House with q bundle Of recommends
tions and asked President Hayes to
make him postmaster of his town. The
President asked him If there we're any
complaints against the present post
master. He said none that he knew
of. Mr.. Hayes then asked when the
commission of the postmaster expired.
The editor said ia two years. 'Ah.'
said Mr.. Hayes, handing him back his
recommendations, you just bripg me
.hsss papers in two years.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
The Dagger went to his Heart

At Coal Run. ONO, whiie rebearsIug
. drama, young man named Mason
was stabbed to the heart and instantly
killed. He was 10 receive a dagger
thrust from Stephen Raaible. A sack
of red liquid was concealed under his
clothes, and a wooden breastpla,e was
to protect him from the blow. But IN
the excitement of rehearsal the breast
plate changed position and the dagger
went to his heart.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
Legal Notices.
ExecutOrs' Notice.

Estate Of William Pannsbalsr, deceased.
ETTERS Testamentary on the estate
IL of William Pannebdker, late OF Tusca-
rora township, deed, having been granted
20 the undersigned, all persons indebted TO
said estate are requested to make payment,
and those having claims OF demands are re-
qnested to make Known the same without
delay TO
SAMUEL PANNEBAKER,
WILLIAM II. PAN NNEBAKER,
March I, 1877. Executors.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
Anvil Chorus.

At Egypt. Lshigh county, the Re-
publlcans fired an anvil over the inau
guraiion of Hayes. The democrats, for
spite, fired large one, and after both
sides firing for some time. the Repu5-
licans borrowed huge anvil from a
Democrat and out doomed their op-
ponements. Afterwards q fight took
place in which the Republicans were
victorious. Five or six men we're bad
ly beaten.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-21
Shooting by an Insane Nan.

On tuesday morning a week MIch ael
Merrimon, living at Rock Greek Cen
tire, ten miles of Huntingdon, Ind .
who has been in ;he insane asylum aud
was sent hOme about year ago, sup
posed to have been permanently cured,
shot one OF bis Sous, aged eighteen.
through the head, fatally woundiug him,
aud another, aged sixteen, through the
shoulder, probably fatally wounding
him. He also shot and killed himself
instantly.