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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
IOEN YEAKLEY & son
4 College Boys Letter.

Nep Io'!. Graphie.l
Dear .,fofhcr: | am not making so
much progress as ! expected 10 my
studles, because there's great deal
eise to attend 10 here. But we have
lively times. aave just returned from
the iu.srai OF Billy Cook. He was
shot last Tuesday night because he
wouldn't allow the sophs to take IT bic
2anta!oors aud pair. his legs red and
green, barber pole fashion. This is
the last degree conferred on the .-esh
men by the sophs. with you would
send Inc q six shooter one hundred cart
ridges and double barreled shot gun.
We .in't goiog to stand am move non
sense from the sopLs. After prayers
this morning our class we're all busy
making sand bags. We're putting up
barricade on the east end Of our
brilding, aid Intend to noun: it with a
six pound carronsde.
The losses in our class have been
pretty heavy this week. John Hilton
is very low with a bullet in his stom-
aca, and Seward Livingstone is not ex-
pected to recover from the stab in the
side. Jack Rhinelander is. lamed for
| life by bullet in his knee, and Sam
Astor has lost the eight of one eye
from a briekbat. There isn't . whole
window left IN our college building.
Blu. you wait, mother! You Just wait
a few days and you'll hear something.
We're undermining the soph' quarters
We're working day and night. The
tunnel is now l20 yards long. 1t goes
straight over the campus aud under old
| Prex's building. Views established q
commune stion with his cellar, and |
tell you q drop Of claset or Burgundy
Is very nice to have after . fellows
bspdled . pick and shovel half the
night. We ehsll use dynamite. Keep
shady, mother. There won't be . soph
| left by this tim. ueIt week
Your sfectiouste son,
.oJ VIRGIL KELLY.
. PRINCETON, MAY 9.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08

''l.eT. Mr.. -, after several years cf
married ffe, WAS at last blessed upon Sac
urday L. IL. EDITION OF fine boy to his
family circle, "nich mad hitherto consisted
of himself and wife. Upon the sans day
the church at which he otliciated received :
timely and very much needed donation,
ser both of which events III, reverend
gentleman was very much elated, as he CON-
munIcated them to members of his conrre-
CATION on his way TO church on unday. Ii
Glanced that ia his prayer be alluded to the
financial event by returning thanks ''fo. iht
arrival of little succor," AID was conse-
cuen,ly much scsndalized when compile in
his congregation asked hirr after service
~hs.he- he referred to the money or the
t-Uy.-Ccnmsrctai bsiieffs.
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Notice..

Ill persots having bags in their pos
session that belong to Buyers Il Ken
nedy are hereby requested 70 return
the bags To the proper place forthwith
aud thereby save trouble
BuYERs Il KENNEDY.
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Weaning Colts.
T.7merIcxn Stock J0urnai.]

Colts may be Ieaned at six months old +.
They require Oats and good grass or hay.
TO make up for their mothers milk. If
they are srar red al this tiGe. they may
never recover from its pe-nicious effects in
tseir future growth. Starvation Of young
diminishing the growth of so;ae part % re
frame and lua.ii.s the body out of all pro-
pOrtiun.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
FERRY COUNTY. AS PER BLOOMFIELD
PApyES-

FERRY COUNTY. AS PER BLOOMFIELD
PAPyEs-
The Perry county Freeman says, As a
general rule, ...e fellows who pra,e most
about the rights of labor are the last who
care TO do an honest days work.
4 numb of marksmen throughout thu
county are interested in prospective shoot
ing match for valuable mule which Is to
take place IN tie sub,5s cf Bloomfield,
or I hursdsy, the 23d day Of May Comp;-
titi1n Is open t" msrksmeu in adjoining
counties.
Last week Dr. Orris, Of Newport, sold his
Lne surrel horse t. DIR. Banks, ct MIf'iin-
iowa, for s. -.
IL l. expected that she Marshall n nace.
at N-wpos. viii lie placed in operation by
tue 10 n Of this month.
Or last FRIDAY aiisrIoon storm oi ram
?nd hai; passed over different sec"pns Of
his county, In PARTS Of Rlccoon Valley
below fckesburg-the hai, fell in large qusn-
tiles ard of unusual size, iniuriag the grain
and fruit trees. At IckesblrG large quanti-
lies of hail fell, but 10 damage vas done.
In Bloomfield and Newport Fridays hail
storm was light.
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Worms Removed Alive,
Manhood: HowLcst, How Restored

~ Just published, new edition of
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sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by
sel'-mduizenee or sexual exIravsgance. sc.
Price, in a sealed envelope, only six
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrate from Il thirty
years successful Practice, that the al-rm-
ing consequences of seif-abusc NAV be rad
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knife; pointing out mode of GU. at once
simple. certain, and efectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
", privately. ard radically.
Ufhis lie, tire shonid be in the hands
If every youin and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in a ain envelope, to
any address, postpaid. on the receipt Of
six c hts OF two post stamps. Address the
Punt. shers.
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Port Royal, Junia;a Co., Pa

A FARM OF IS ACRES, 81 ACRES
clear and in good state OF cultivation, ths
balance in timber, in Spruce Hi!. township
Junilta coun,y, Pa, one-h1E miie from the
proposed .ail-cad from the junidts to tae
Potomac river. six miles frca: Port Royal
The improvements are Large Stone Dwell
ling House, 2Sx3O feet, with well Of good
water at the door. Bank Barn, Corn CtiOs,
and other outbuiidIugs. a large Apple Or
chard, and great variety of fruit Also
the right to quarry lime stone on farm
about halt distant. The farm has been
lined recently.
Tsns-Onc haif cash, bsiInce IN two
annual payments.
For further particulars address
s.A. HOFFMAN,,
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Wanted.

A yor1g Ean who has bad FIVE years
experience, desires q position in q dry
goods or general store. Address Box
l3l, MIfdlutowu, Pa May S-3,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08

The chimney sweep that did such good
service among the chimnies IN town lat
ed that she was his wife. He did not take
Abraham's way OF guarding her charms bat
he cautioned her against talking to CERTAIN
gdage 10 her, he said, ''ifycu & lown town
AID talk to that colored man again I'll knock
your head off,
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uARRIED:

Y-BOOSEL-- February llih
1873, at Ii, parsonage, by Rev. J. 4. Nc
Gill. M. Joseph Berry and Miss Kate Boo
sci, both of Lack township.
SHULL-DROLFSBtUGH.-On Marcu
9th, at the s.mc place, by the san:e, Mr. J l..
Snull and Mrs. f. Z. DroicsbargL, both cl
Ickesburg, Perry county, Pa.
Observation-Disclosures March IS
at the ss.he. BY the same place, Mr.. Denny 81
Marshall, OF East Waterford. and Miss An
ME ". Barron, of Beale township.
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The Great Discovery.

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ih''N iDr '"c eu,e "l "ei" n'o'Aiich' gen
erI u@niI'y' iho oievs.l"i's niSeasc o' th'
nervous system, 'o'>''ia'i'n: "'i"i's Oh 'he
st.n.ach' Az" a' e. ,Iui''h1 'os'c'
iIl, VIM InGiuucs ihc most asreeHnie ''N
anu eiIc,.n- ot.t OF iron We Posscs-Ir-
F"'e o' h<ene'tc oA'e So'ho'neu "r.n 'n@
most ~ eliefge',c oi 'ese'ao'7 '"Aics-i enc"
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III" eHec' an ni'"! c',SeS o' ueo''''S' loss
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men,s the appetite. raises the pulse. takes
off muscular hsbbrness. removes the paior
IF debility. and gives fiorii yigor to the
co;.p,.ntnc,
Do Won want something TO strengthen
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YOU want T., feel veilP Do Won wan, 10 get
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08

VALUABLS FARM or 20 ACRES,
ra,rs nr less; 100 acres cleared anl in
) n state "f .ltiva'ion, belonging 10 the
Iieirs of John Iofer. de- - hereby
offered at Private ale. The Farm is sItu-
a;ed in Ferm1uagh tw,ship, about three
miles northeast Of Mi:iiin-osn' Ihs IN
provemeris are New Frame iioaSc aud
Bank Barn. and other outbuildings. There
Is sprin- Of never-;ai ing water at tho
door A stream o! water irdvorscs ths
farm. An Orchard OF fruit IN variety, in
cluding grapes in bsIrins cond;tion, is con-
venien, TO the buildings. For lirthcr in
forma ion address,
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EAs, Salcn, FuniAta Co., Pa
THE FOLLOwtyG REAL ESTATE ~

THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE ~
SusqueLanna township
No.l.-A lot Of ground containing u
acres, with large Dwelling House, and e4-
ccl,eat water az the dO"r- Good BARN.
smoke House aat other outbnildInEs---
Yong aud thriving Orchard OF ao'"t ."
well selected applc-trees, Sc Chlrch ad-
Joining the premises.
No. 2.-sbout - aces Of land, with 80
,~r-s cleared and under good culuvaii'n'
ra!arce woodland
No. IA tract Of Tluber.md contain
ing sc-es. ,A 81,
An three properties ui,iIin oue-iourih ot
a milo Of earh other.
Apply 10 So Vi.h7
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LUMBBR.-All kinds, sizes and qualities,
for s1le a; prices to suit the times. Gail on
or aadrrss gAs e. SHILLISGsFoRD,
MARRIOTT Near Nc AlistcrviIle, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08

The HEIRS OF PETER AND SUSAN
MiSGEE otrcr u private sr's. :hc real es-
...t. nj aid .-s<.el.i,. situated IN FrsmIn-
as', to1nship, Juniats c".'S-.- Pa, one mile
west of di.filntown. containing about ~
Acres Of Land, nearly all of which IS cleared
ant, in 4 GOOD state of cuit;y tim, having
the~sou erected i commodiogs DWELLING
HOUSE, 3auk Barn, AMI AZ necessary out
buildings. There is large VARIETY OF eN-
eel .ent fruit on the Promises. and veil OF
good water al the door. For father par
ti,alars apply at the Sentinel office, Lewis
town. JACOB BzlDLER. MifIiiat"wn, or 10
HEsur MISoLE, on The l-c.nisSs-
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Spruce HilI, Juniita Co, 2

ArARN or sixty ACRES l.: DELA-
ware township. Land Of good Guaiity,
having thereon erected LOG HOUSE,
weathei -boarde,i, BANK BARN, nearly
n '. and other outbuildings. Clnyenient
to churches. schools aud mills Situated
riiieS north OF ThompsoutOwn, miles north
Of Thompsontown railroad station. For
more definite particulars call on or address
SAMUEL :. kURrZ,
East Salctn, IuHilta Co., Pa
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PENN. r. R. TIME TABLE.

nN and after Moadav, Jure a5fh. 1877,
" passeps er trains W a leave Nit,in Sta
tion, 2. K. r., as follows:
EASTWARD.
Phila Ex., daily ex. Sunday n.yht y 81 a IN
Nifiin Acc, daily EXCEPT Sunday, p a IN
Pacific Express, daily ex- Monday 10 l9 a IN
Iohns,own Ex-, caiiy eN. Sunday | 81 m
y,,l. uaily except Sunday....- 6 05 IN
Ailsniic Express. daily. 9IOpm
WESTWARD.
FIT. Big TX, daily except Sunday - - m
P.cfhc Express, dali .--...... > - n,
Al, ( arrives 10 90 = m
"a! 0'' , leaves 10 10 y m
Mail. daily except Susdav. .-.-. 3 S5 IN
Mif!in Acc. daily except unt.ay. 8 90 m
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The N. F.. church, at Reedsviile, will hold
4 festival about the middis Of May, 10 pay
of the church debt.
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PRINCETON, May 2.
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SHORT LOCALS.
Loafers are scarce in town.

L0afers are scarce IN town.
Old potatoes, 25 cents per bushel.
Who said the potato bug has seen his
day.
The State Editorial Association will meet
at Cresson this year.
"A large muslrat was killed by the cars
below Patterson last week.
The thermometer indicated Sc degrees N
he sha6, las. Thursday.
The Paris Fxpos,tiou opened with great
dc monstrstion, on the lst inst.
Did you zee the planet Mercury pass b.
tween the earta and the sun OF Nondiy
Robert Parker has been to the city ard
restocked his store with new goods. .
The Lewistown Gasefte occasionally is
sues supplement for young people.
The Harrisburg Driving Park will be
opened with ceremony on the sth inst. d"
=. p. Eminger's Lew auss on Tuscarora
street, Patterson, is already under roof
&cbimney sweep was in town last Friday
aud Saturday, anu clcau,i many chimneys,
[Boys catch suckers In their hand, under
the banks and stones of small streams ard
ereeks:o
Rev. John A. laird, delivered lee ture
on the Yosemite, in Lewistown last Monday
evening.
Be sure and read the advertisement of
DR.. Chase's Recipes 10 another column of
this paper.
II the favorable weather, continues, it is
believed that all the whest will be harvest
cd in June.
A Stat, COM vention If Prohibitionis:s
win meet in Altoona MAJ 80, 1873, to nom-
mate State ticket.
Rye is so far advanced toward MATURITY,
that If no unravorab,e weather sets in it
nav he cut n month hence.
The end Of the European war situation is
completely 5efogseG noS when Turkey
aud Ru-eia ceased sighting.
The Temperance union in Patterson held
a meeting on Monday evening and was ad-
dressed by Rev E. Z. Berry.
A brighter MAJ day than last Wednesday
has never been known IN this section of the
safe, bat what of the old fashioned May
day pl-ties g.
* Wlarton switch was put in along the
platform frcnting the Patterson House, con-
ueciing the South tack with the North
track, last week
The time for unveiiing the monument
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what 1 Have, Seen.

Al old man ofexperience says:
II have seen young man cell .
good farm, turn merchant, and die 10
the insane asylum.
Ihave seen farmer travel about
40 much that there was nothing at
homo ft to look at. ,ng.a .ma ff1.
Ihave seen q young girl marry a
man of dissolute habits and repent 1t
as long as she lived.
I have seen = young man spend
more money 10 folly than woutd cup.
port his family in comfort and inds.
pendence. I
hsve seen q mao depart from
ruth whom caodor aud veracity
(ould have served bin to u much
letter purpose. 90 a.'f /,
lsave seen the extravagance and
Tally e children bringing their pa.
~. g !. disIty and want and them.
!. v sssIae. &
80 ~ teslvsdent and indus
80 d ~ t Salled st
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-12
OFFICIAL.
To the Qualified Electors of the State
1913 of Louisiana.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA, :
New Orleans, July II, 1857
In pursuance of article l47 of the con-
stitution of this State. publication is
hereby given to the voters Of this State
Of the proposed amendments to the con-
stitution of this State, agreed to by two
thirds of the members elected to each
house of the General Assembly, at its
session of 1873, and which are required
to be published, three months befor. the
next general election for Representatives
to the General Assembly, in at least on .
newspaper in every parish of this State,
in which newspaper shall be published.
Said amendments appear more fully in
acts Nos. 70 and "a of the regular ses
sion Of the General Assembly, 1873,
and IN NO. IL OF the extra SeS.
sion of the General Assembly Of 1873,
which are officially published for the in.
formation ofthe voters, and which will BE-
submitted to the people at the next gen
eral election, to be held on the fifth day
of November (next) 1878, in such &
manner and form that the people ma!
vote for or against each amendment
separately, and if a majority ofthe vote
at said election shall approve and ratif!
all or either of said amendments, th'
same shall become a part Of the consti
tuition.
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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THE ACKLEN SCANDAL.
A Committee to Investigate Alleged
Crime Against Acklen.

New York, Oct. Ia New Orleans
special says the Acklen scandal commit.
tee met yesterday evening. Present,
VOORHEES,, ex-Gov. Penn, Major Hearsey,
Duncan +. Kenner, Judge Heard, J. R. A.
Gauthreaux. Orourke was absent. Aok-
len made preliminary speech in which
he said he placed the entire Gaze in the
cOmmittee's hands, and would retire from
the ticket if they sse fltto 80 advise him
He claimed tho affair an adulterated
blackmail, and submitted to the commit
tee affidavits in bis possession. He was
garatly excited. He then withdrew. The
committee spent it's entire time in exam
ination of evidence for defence. From
testimony adduced they are in favor of
Acklen, as the alleged crimes are too
atrocious to be believed by anyone. Pa
pers belonging to Smith were not placed
in the committees hands until just before
adjournment. They will be revised to-
morrow. The girls mother was the daugh-
ter of Ex-Gov. Baker of Louisiana She
is implicated fearfully' J. r. A. Gauth-
reaux is the person sent by Acklen to
interview Smith in the visit which direct
ly caused his death. Additional facts
have been brought to light during the
girls illness. Her letter bearing check
forsfifty dollars arrived from New York
enclosed in letter signed by a clergy
man. "A relative Of the girl wrote to the
minister certain reason for sending the
check. The reply was that the clergy
man had written DO letter nor sent
money, Further Investigation revealed
strong evidence that Acklen had sent
money and had used the clergymsn's
name, and that he had sent the girl reg
ular remittance since his departure for
the North. The seduction took place in
the fall of 1876 The child is now five
months old. 1t is said that Acklen lived
with the girl seven months ago, She
was under sixteen when the alleged
crime was ,perpetrsted. The feeling in
the community is intense, and The tud-
ing of the committee is anxiously looked
for. Acklen certainly acted fairly and
squarly in tho matter, 90 he has given
absolute power to tho committee. For
fl1ast three days Acklen has been Wis
ifinS polored woman named Smith, on
CommoS 1tseet, at whose house the girl
formsriy iiysae To-day he drove there
with notary and >lemained for an hour
and o half. At the Esssting of tue com,
mittee to-day Smiths papers will be read
and on approximation to Judge from
reached, EslAFT a ~
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heir tickets, "For State Capitol, New
Orleans"
(Strike out article one hundred and
thirty-oue.)
ACT NO. ~, R. S. OF 1873.
NUMBER TWO.
Representatives shall be chosen on the
first Tuesday after the fl st Monday in
Noyem' 'sr, every two years, aud the
election shall be completed in one day.
The General Assembly shall meet on
the first Monday in January, 1879, and
biennally thereafter, on the first Monday
in January, unless different day be
appointed by law, and their sessions
shall be held at the seat Of government
Strike out article seventeen.)
NUMBER THREE.
After the year 1878 the General As.
sembly shall not have power to levy in
and one year for all State purposes more
than one per centum taxation, nor shall
| any collection of more than one per
centum taxation be made in any one
year, on the actual cash value Of all
| real and personal property liable to tax
alton, except in case Of a foreign iuva-
sion or a domestic instruction, and in
that event any additional taxation shall
only be for the immediate purpose of
repelling invasion or suppressiug insur-
redtion. The city of New Orleans shall
not levy or collect in any one year more
! than one and one-hslf per centum taxa
ton on the actual cash value of all the
real and personal property liable to tax.
alton within its limits. No parish OF
municipal corporation, except the city
of New Orleans, shall levy or collect in
any year more than one per centum tax
ton upon the actual cash value Of
Esl the real and personal property liable
to taxation within its limits. The
General Assembly shalt not have power
to issue any bond or pledge the faith Of
the State for any purpose, nor shall i,
authorize any parish or municipal cor
poration to issue any bond or create any
debt provided, that this shall not pro.
hibit tho issue ofnew bonds in exchange
for old bonds, where the debt or rate Of
interest is not increased.
NurnprD rOrrD
The members of the General Assem-
bly, shall be paid salary Of five hun
dred dollars ($5OO) per. session, and
actual travelling expenses by the near.
est practicable route, not to exceed fifty
dollars ($5O) for any one member pro-
rided, that if two sessions are held in
the same year they shall receive for the
tsecond session in that year a salary Of
only two hundred and fifty dollars ($25O)
and actual travelling expenses by the
nearest practicable route, not to exceed
THY dollars ($5O) for any, one member
The regular biennial session shall not
exceed ninety days in duration, unless
by vote of two-thirds of the members
elected to each house of the General
Assembly.
(Strike out article thirty-niue.)