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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-15
MIFFIIs COUNT, IS PR LEyisrowS
papers.

On Wednesday about IL O'Clock, Mr.
sweeney an inspector at the grind Sos. Of
Msuu's axe factory, reached 10 adjust sosne
betting. his clothing wts caught by screw
tlons in a minute, and he was insttnily aud
ilex,Ficab'v eutsng'ed at its mercy and
hurled at this rapid speed 10 rhat must
have been an instant death. Mr.. Bell, who
was present, was powerles. TO aid in res,or-
ing him from his peril. and amid the din of
the machinery his voice could not be heard
by those at work above in time 10 arrest its
motion, and not Until be had been whirled
around at this rapid rate AZ least l50 times,
his feet striking tn. floor at each revOlu-
ton, evidently, as they were terribly man
glei. The force of these conclusions can
he estimated when il is stated that pile of
axes on The stoui floor sbore was scattered.
From an iDdentAiion Oh the left side OF bis
temple that must have struck heavy beam
at least in one OF the revolutions, and alone
has cost him his lie. When The ma
chinery was stopped at last, in very few
minutes, which seemed ages, the clothes
had to be cut from his body before il could
be extricated. Singularly il was not appar-
ent that any bones were broken, but his
BODY, from his feet to his breast, was bruis-
ed and mingled a. it could have been in no
9th and h..h hsff.4r inn. paH har
described. Deceased was about Al years
old, and leaves wife and six children. who
viii have the generous and needed sympl-
thy such Calamity must invoke.
John Hayes farmer. in Brown township.
going over some previously plowed ground
intended for corn, on Frid " last, had his
attention called to the singular action OF his
dogs, that had pulled out and dragged
around what, upon partial examination
seemed te be the remains of dead infant,
considerably decOmposed. Covering it up
against further mutilati0n he went to the
house and reported the circumstance. Re-
turning on Saturday, whatever il was had
disappeared, and the mystery remains. As
such things generally do the affair has iur-
nished food for gossip ad libitum in that
neighborhood
Miss Hattie Thomas has recently laubch.
ed a new boat on the Juniata, which prom
ises to be as swift as it is trim and shapely.
Joe Blymyer while handling dog the
other day received a sharp bite on the wrist.
lie had sufficient nerve 10 cauterIze the
wound with lighted cigar
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Tramn Cann.

During short ride along the canal this
morning, above the stock ya-d, and the
roads east 0' that locality, We were much
Interested in the stories of the truck farm
ers and other in that locality on the subject
Of tramp Gepredstious. There is apnic in
tbs nrighborhood of Wetzcl's woods, men.
and women, with shot guns and dogs. being
Compelled to stand guard at regular inter
walls, to prevent noctural visits from the
vagabonds who taken possession of Wet
zei's woods. These marauders collect in
that neigbborhood, while en- route east and
west. The tramp system having become a
revolving tour, on which the nomad moves
as regularly as 4 herd of butf,loes hunting
fresh pastures, Depots like Weizel's woods
being selected for camping purposes on sc-
count of their wingrsp phical advantages,
their distance from police authority, and
their access 10 lines OF travel. A tramp
camp is never pitched within the reach OF
police suihority. Tire cunning rascals know
how to secure themselves from the grasp o,
the law in this respect.
There were over forty tramps in Weizel'.
woods yesterday afternoon and last night,
eight being on the grpuad when W. were
there this morning, sni eight more wretch
ec looking vagsbonds never hung their
heads before L steady gaze OF men. The
scene, along the canal last evening were
very exciting, number OF desperate fights
having occurred above the stock wards. 10
two cases OF which il WIS reported 10 US
that stAbbing had been icsortei tC. Lest
nish th- lights were kept burning in al the
houses within hdi miie OF the woods, aad
men and vrmen were on psJrUl duty on
th-ir respective premises 20 prevent 81 len
surprise and ROBBERY The condition is Ger
itI'y an embarrassing one, aS ~ aiI car
be exread-d by the city police. aulhoritic>
aud-thc sheriff mas u" force at hi> command
t. rid tne locality of the nEis tnce. Faru.-
ers must form vigilance committee, ard
protect ectthemseives.-H1rrisbarg Ts!.graph
Ixy Sin.
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The Amended Pension Laws.

The following circular Was issued by
State Treasurer Rawle last week aud sent
10 all the County Treasurers in Pennsylva
mia:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PESSsrLvA-
MIA, HARRISBURG. Apri! %, lS1S.-Atien-
ton is hereby called To the act of Congress
approved March 4, 1878, granting pensi.ns
10 soldiers and sailors OF the war of 1872
and their widows, and tor other purposes.
rhe act OF Assembly approved March u,
1858. granting pensions TO the above class
of soldiers aud sailors. provides: That said
annuity be allowed by the Commonwealth
of Pennsy lvania shall cease a. s"on as pro
vision he made by the Congress. of the Unit
ed States. The aforesaid provision having
bcen made by act oi March 9, 1873, you are
hereby notified To pay all soldiers and sail
ors and widows entitled To annnity upon
the lists that have been furnished You from
lime To time from this department the sum
of Sl4.31 from January | to March Is.
1877, and IRON that time the names OF all
pensioners, under the act OF March "a
1868. will be dropped frsm the rolls of the
State. (Signed)
HESRr RAwLE,
State Treasurer.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

HeF' J ". Olewiae, Chairman: Rev II
q Sh.niie, Rev, S. 5. Wallea Rev
l. Z. Smith, J. NeNvin Pomerov
Stewart Woodward, Miss Flora
doops, Miss Kate Thomas. Miss
Sadie kepner. Miss Lizzie Moore
lirs. Ellen 3IcCsum.
THE Convention win open at 10
o'clock A II, THURSDAY, Nav
5J-h. 1878. IN the Lutheran Church
Csntreville, Walker Township. Pa
Al Pastors aud Superintendents
sc er elicis members. It is desired
that eacn School be represented by
two Delegates.
En'e' e't9inment viii be provide for
o'i members Of the Convention who
WI please send their names to D. s
+ NE. Chairman of Committee OF Ar
l-ngements, Mexico. The persons
namet IN connection with the differ
ent subjects are expected to open
them. SGpe.in.eu eu1e2ts will please
send ne > statement Of the WORK in
i.'eir Schools during the past wear
Immediately, from which to make INV
report of tie work in the County.
Thomas 4. ELDER. Secretary.
NJ fl.ntown, Pa.
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Neighboring News.
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, AS PEA HUNTINGDON
PAPERS

PAPERS.
The Huntingdon Local Eers saws. On
ednesday night last when Wrs. Shin
brook. who lives in an isolated house near
the summit Of Shade mountain. some dis
tance from Shade Gap, was about to retire
for the night she thought she heard an un-
usual cry some distance from her house.
On going out and listening for repetition
of the cry she, could not hear any other
sound save the squea.ing of some hogs in
the neighhorhooi froln whence she thought
the cry had emanited. On returning 10
the hoise she heard the cry again. Sh.
went Up to where she had heard the hogs,
when the cry was repested very distinctIy,
and she came upon a bundle which she
contain an infant from two to three weeks
oil. The iufant was well wrapped up,
which saved it from icing deyoured BY the
hogs, as the clothirS showed it had got
some pretty rough rocking. The little walf
was taken to the alInshousc the next morn
ing b. Director Stair, where il is tenderly
cared for aud is doing well, and may live to
sport The romantic name of Minnie Shade,
which some lhilsnthropic friends have
named il.
The notorious Jacob Ziilius, who kept a
di>rcputable rancho in West Huntingdon,
and for selling liquor to minors, was SEN
fenced 10 pay fine of $50 and costs, and
ten days ia jail /; selling liquor on Sunday,
fine of SO, costs, and twenty days in jail /;
selling without license, 500 line, and in de-
fault of payment three months ia Jail /;
keeping biwiy house, fine of SO and i'm
prisonmen, in jail three months.
Tax the dogs.
A number of Huntington people expect
to 60 to Paris this summer.
II the Juniata river were improved mil
lions of tons of coal and other freight
would be shipped from here yearly.
There are those who let out their hogs on
Sunday. They should be impounded.
In passing down Mfhin street the other
dsy, We heard an o.d lady say Nv hen |
was a gai The ~oalen vita the Irettiest faces
were the ones looked AZ most on The street,
bat nos it's the one who holds her skirts
UP the highest when she goes across a
muddy place who rccei'es The mos; atien-
tios."
The property belonging 10 the Hunting
don County Agricultural Society, CONSIST
ing Of the bg.liing>-occupie offices
during tue faiTs--st..l.s, &c, Oh the fair
grounds, was sold a; CoBstsb,e's sale on
Saturday at which time W. McCIhaa re-
pvssrss-d his ground.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-15

Owing to the failure of the
parties to comply with condi-
tions, the sale of The Hardware
Store did not take place. We
will therefore continue business
as heretofore.
Thanking the public for their
very liberal support in the past.
We hope by close attention to
business, AMI by low prices and
by large assortment Of stock,
to merit a continuance of same
Respectfully Yours,
FgANCISCUs HARDWARE Co.
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LOC.4L INTELLIGENCE.
Conferee Meeting.

Jeremiah Lyons, represents this
county in the Republican State Con
vention that converes-this Wednes-
dav-at Harrisburg. The represen-
tative of the 3lst Senatorial district,
composed of Perry, Mifhin ard Ju-
niata counties, w&s not chosen Ill
last Friday, IN consequence of the
backwardness of Perry county on
the question. The proceedings of
the conference thst selected NJ.
Brown as Senatorial Conferee last
FRIDAY are here annexed, and are as
follows:
According to notice given to the
conferees Of tbs different counties ot
the Senatorial district composed of
the counties OF Perry. Juniata and
Miflin, Republican conferees met st
Wills hotel in Mniiintown, on Fri
day the iOsh inst, for the purpose of
selecting q Senatorial Delegate to
the Republican State Convention
The following gentlemen appeared as
conierees:
Pe,ly-Col Frank Wister, G.. D.
Robinson and }. II Shelby.
Juniata-B. T. Schweier, d. F.
Stevens and 2. D. H-ml;n.
NIifiiin-D B. tiuthersblugh, @.
S. Marks end Y. D. Parker.
On motion ID. T. Stevens WAS call
ed to the chair, and J. II. Shelby
VS. chosen secretary OF the Confer
ence. The claims OF the different
counties were discussed, and on mo-
ton il vas decided that iifil.n com
~ IS entitled 10 the Delegate to
tie Republican State Convention. to
meet at Harrisburg, May l5, 1873.
On motion Samuel Il Blown, Of
fiifiiin county. was then unanimous
y elected Senatorial De]eaate to the
n-pusIcan State Convention.
y. (. Srrrs~s President
J. II. 54s.a-r. Secys'ITY
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PHILADELPHIA Markets.

Philadelphia Markets, as per report of
Williim Bell, wholesale commission mer-
chant, and dealer in general produce, Pier
IL, North Wharves above Rice Street
Saturday, Nav II, 1873. Snap beans Sl.s0tol
81, Butter lito30c, Eggs 10 to22c. Live
Poultrt-Chickcns l0c, Turkeys l0c, Ducks
lcc, GeeseS.
Calves-Prime Mich Calves per lb. &c, far
To good 4e; Sheep-Prime, per ID. &c, iair.
per head $3.50, Sfring Lambs. prime per
head s2.55; ApPlss-Choice y Y State, per
bbl 81 81. PRIME \ I State, per Dbl si.5D /;
Cabbage, per 100 s .o0tol.5 .5Di Feathers
Chnice Live Geese 4ic, Prime do. 3Sc,
Mixed, gooi 25c.
Whear-penna. and Del red Sl.2s, West
ern red sl.29, Amber si.3l. White Sl3o.
RYE, Western and Penua. Gic, Cora, ye;-
tow and mixed iic, Oats, Pcnns., Western
and Southern &c.
PrOvisions-Pickled Hams &c, Smoked do.
s., Dry Salt, Sides &c, do. Shoulders sc
Lard, Western, IN tierces Z, do. country
lois, prime = &c, do do. oriinlry g.; PCt.-
toes-Peach Blows, y Y State, per barrel
sl-2', Early Rose, per BIB! sl.50. Prince
Alberrs, per has I0to5ic, Peerless 40c,
Sweet Pot,toes, per barrel si.75; Onions,
yellow per Dbl 90, do. red, per bbl 90; {;
CioYerseed, prime 10 choice &c, f:rIr {"
good &c, Timothy Seed 81 20, Fiaxsccd
S. l.35; Wool - Combing Wool, washed
per 10 ifc, do. unwaShcd Bic, Tub washed.
choice 40c, do. fair and ordinary 30c.
Unwashed, medium 20c, do coarss lie,
do. heavy, fine and buck &c; Country
Soap Sc, Cider Vinegar I2c, Green Hides
Bull 4c, Cow &c, Steer 6c. Cali Ice; Sheep
Pelts, large 15c, ordinary l5ci Rags-Wool-
en-, SOFT and clean AZ, mixed &c, No. /.
white 4c; Honey, per 10 l5c.
Pigeons per pair 25c, Snappers, per III &c.
Tallow, country &c; Barks- llemiock s. !;
Wanuts, per bus 35c, Shrlbirks 81.
Florida potatoes. new. $3.50 per bbl.
Florida Peas. $40 per box.
Radishes, 80 cts per tanch.
New Cabbigc. s. 80 per hbl.
Strawberries. yer quart, b cts.
LUM MBER.-All kinds, sizes and qualities,
for sale at prices to suit the times. Call on
or address JAS. &. SHiLLISGsFoHD,
MARRIOTT Near cAlisterville, Pa.
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AFTrRSooS SESSION.

200 ?. u.-Davo;ionH Excrcises--
Praye1 Tor the Success Of the Work
in our County.
2:20 P. M-Organization, and Ad-
dress of Retiring President.
2:35 P. M,-The Benefits of C"nven-
tons. Da. o. II. M0ALIsrER.
3:l5P. A-Tbe advantages ofthe Uni
form Lessons, and how TO get the
Most Good From Them. Rev. K.
f. WILSON.
400 M-The Object of the Sabbath
Schools-How Best Secured ID.
S. FUNK.
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JOHN YEAKLEY 4 son.

@Daniel D. Boss, prominent and wealthy
citizen of Harrisburg, was killed Almost in
sianily last Thursday. by bing thrown
from MS carriage. Mr Doas and :. BOYD
Martin, County Commissioner. were return
ing from the formers country residence,
when in turning the corner of Front aud
Msclsy streets Tie carriage was overturned
by the wheel striking a stone, and the oc-
cupants were thrown out. The box of the
vehicle struck Mr.. Boas in the temple,
causing concussiou Of the brain, from which
he died shortly after reaching his home"
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

200 P. M.-Devotional Exercises
Prayer for the Blessing of God on
Work of the new International
Lesson Committee.
2:20p. m-Duiies cf Parents to Their
Children. and the School il Con
nection With the Lesson. Rev. Z.
E. Berry.
300 p. M.-How to Teach the Lesson
The Lesson for Next Sabbath,
Dauiel V. 22-3D Taught by Per
sons Appointed
400 P. m--Methods of Teachings
Illustrations. JoES S1ITH.
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To sell Dr Chasr's Recipes; or lnforma-
fion Tor Every body, IN every county in the
United : iates ard Canadss. Eniirged by
the Publisher to 64S pages. 1t contains
over 200o household recipes and is suited
to ali classes and conditions Of society A
wonderful book and household necessity.
IL sells at sight. Greatest Inducements
ever offered Ia book agents. Sample copies
sent by mail. Postpaid, for 500 Exclu-
sive Territory given. Agents more than
double their money. Address DR.. Ch.se's
Steam Printing House, Ann Harbor. MIchi-
gan Mar s.,S's-ist.
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FRIDAY, MAY 8 1st.
MORNING SESSION.

$50 A. M-Devotional Exercises
PRAYER for the Conversion of our
Scholars.
900 4. m-The Necessity of Conse-
Grafton, in Order to Success In
Teaching. Rev. L. z. Smith.
1000 A M-Officers and Teachers
Conferences-Oficers Meeting IN
School House.
11:00 A. M-Question Box-Answers
Report of Delegates to State
Convention.
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s'There is q man in Crawford county,
Georgia, who never drank glass of whis-
ky, smoked a pipe, or cOurted a woman.
He is fifty years old and lives alone."-
There are two men of the same kind in
Mifiintovn with this difference, that they
are only about 10 years of sgs.
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Janiata County Sabbath School
Essnciat,nn.

Tie twelfth annual session q the
Jsaiata County sabbath Scboo, As-
7),at;on. VIII be hsiI a. Cer.~eviI.e,
Walker township, on Taursi'y and
Friday. May 30th, and SIS, 1878
The following is the programme:
THURSDAY, MAY 30ll.
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Wanted.

A young nan who aas had FIVE years
experience, desires position In a dry
goods or general store. Address Box
lS1, Mlfiln.own, Pa. May s-3t-
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Salary Of County Superintedeuts

~ = !" u = = . q : utS'
'.Uncirr th- provisions of late &C; OF
Assembly the SALARIES of COUNTY Snper.n-
r. i-rt- 1f Common schools are fixed al
s. -a iar sch school in the district super
ri~ed, vi bis lHnitsiion-n, ~ 'sry is to
bv les, J.iau Ssta per year nor more Than
S-.".t. Z. - provided hat School Direct
ors msy vo'" larger salaries, hut the excess
must BE- p'id aut ol The hooi iuni OF the
county. Tbs approximate s-.isr;es for the
viriuus cuHaIi-s vii! be a. follows
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TYFNING SESSION.

7:3O P. M-Annual Sabbath School
Sermon. Rev. R. f. WusoN-Ques-
ton B0x-Answers-Prayer and
Praise Meeting-Praise for Past
Blessings-Prayer for the Sancti-
hcation and Blessing Of Officers
and Teachers.
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MORNING SESSION.

1000 A. M.-Deyoticnal Exerci.cs-
PRAYER for the Presence OF the
Holy Spigit-Adaress of Welcome
Appointment OF Committees.
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TERMS

Subscription. Sl.i per annrm. II nsid
x,,tia y month";: s2-no D. ror ps;0 wiihia
2 months.
T-,4.i-nr advert s'meHts inserted a; 5s'
..n,s pe- inch fpr esch Insertion.
Transient business notices In local col
ann. 10 cents pr lie Tor each iHs .-ti"i..
Deductians ai.l be made I" RI * q .siTi1g
70 sdrerii,- ny the year, haii Or quarter
year.
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OFFICERS:

Rev. E. E. BERRY, President
SAMUEL Buck, Vice President.
DR THOMAS A ELDER, Secretary.
I. T. McA1rrzR. Treasurer.
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Evening SESSION.

80 ?. M.-Devosionai Exercises.
6:00P. M-Question Bo1-Ans1ers-
Experience Meeting.
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The Sentinel and Republican Office is the
place togo, job work done. Try it. twill
pay you If you need anything in that line.
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The annual meeting of the Jun;ata Coun-
ty Sabbath School Associations. will be held
at Cenireville, Walker township, on Thurs
dag and Friday, May 5Dih and 3lst, 1878.
The Superintendent and two Delegates
from each school are expected to attend.
Send your names to Mr. ID. S. Funk, chair
man of committee Of arrangements, Mexico.
THOMAS A. ELDER, Secretary.
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PERaY COUNTY, AS PR BLOOMFIELD
FAPEI.S
J. II. Gambler, m-rch ant, o: Newport,
while putin z barrel OF syrup I"n IN hls
cellar about uiae O'Clock on last " ednes
dAy IYoruia,,, sithout sRIi,, lost control oi
Ia, bur-i, Siich feil on hin aud bruae has
~ thove Ihc knee Lul bruised him &C, ere
~ On the iJJi.
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Manhood: HowLost How Restored

NSNs' %1S ~ --<S~S 49, ~ -
~ just published, a new clifton of
% DR.. Culverwvli's Celebrated Essay
w on the radical cure (wiibout mcdi-
cinr) of SpermIt"r'hIa or Seminal weak
ness, involuntary Seminal Losses, impo
trucy, Mental and Physical Incapacity, In
pedim-nts tn Marriage, etc also, Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced BY
s,ii-iudulgrncc or sexual extravaganza, sc.
u Price, in a sealed envelope, only six
ceuts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarm
ing Consequences of seli-abuse may he rad
ically cured without the dangerous use OF
Internal medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing out mode OF cure AT once
simple, certain, and effcctual, by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
IL, ;.rivately. and radically.
O-ihis Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a pl,in envelope, to
any a'idress, posf-Paii, on the receipt oi
six cents or two post stamps. Address the
Publishers.
THECCLyERWE!L MEDICAL co.,
Al Ann ST., New York;
arrll-ly POSi-Ofiice Box 1856
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PEEN'A. r. 2. TINE TABLE.

0N arG aftcr Noudav. lime a5 h. IS71
" passenger Trains WI l"aye Nifiin Sta
ZION. 2. r. r.. sS follow;
EASTWARD.
phils TX. dlilv ex- Suuday si-ht 3; & M
Nit.iir A.c.. daily rXcrl.t-S md ~. G . 4 m
pacific Fx:'rs>s. daily TX. Noud - 10 i9s m
! hr>.own TX. daily *. Sunday J - N
MI. daiiy except SUNDAY. .. u5 , IA
Atlantic Express. dai'v....--.... 10 T.
wFsTeaRD-
PITT. b'c Ex. daily evcep, Sunday u 3S Il m
Pscifc Express. dsiiv. - ~
fl. { arrives ... ~ 90 m
ay fHsS'' "A''S I l-sv-S -.i0 10 m
Mil. daily except Suudtv. ..--. 3 * p N
Nifin Ace daily except Sun:sy. 90 p m
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n.iEKIEp:

NCNFiI--GlVEN.- the VI. F.. P,r-
Sonage, on the 1th inst. hy Rev. r. L. VII
son. Mr.. Jacob F. McNeai and Miss Sally
Emmarene Given. both of Patterson, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-15

John Yeakley & Son, Main Street, Mif-
A ntown, Pa, are now receiving large and
well selected stock of the cheapest aud
fanciest goods ever brought TO MifFlintown.
consisting ofalpacas. cachemires, poplin al
pacas, pure mohaIrs, beiges, alpaca lnstres.
grass cloths. Newport suitings, merrimacks,
muslins, prints, cassineres, cotionades, no.
ticns, bats, caps, boots, shoes, queensware,
glassware, groceries, clocks, watches, &c.
Having purchased from FIRST hands, for cash,
enables us to sell at bottom prices. Cali
and examine our stock aud prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
mayl,3t JOHN YEAKLEY & SON.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-15

The following is the opinion of distin-
guished engineer, Col. James Worrsll, on
steamboat navigation
sine seaboard may he reached from the
Ohio by three different routes commencing
at Pittsburg. The first ascends the Ale
gheny river to the mouth Of the kiskimi-
netas, and thence by the Conemaugh reach
es the Allegheny Mountains, through which
tunnel would connect the eastern and
western waters, and the Valley of the Ju-
niata would be used TO reach the Susque-
hanna and thence TO the sea at our new
seaport on Delaware Bay, distance of
something over four hundred miles, say
four hundred aud twenty five. a canal has
existed IN this whole line except through
the summit of the mountains, which was
overcome by a portage railway.