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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
rlan for the Destruction Of
the British fleet.

"a Scotchman" sends some re-
marksble information to the London
Globe. He says, upon the strength
of private letter which has been
placed in his possession; that the
Russian authorities have plan Of
destroying the English ships by the
use of LOCO tons of crude petroleum
This is to be allowed to float on the
surface of the water, SO as to be car
ried down with the current at the
time when the English iron-clads ere
midway in the Straits. The oil be-
ing then ignited, the whole length
and breadth of the Bosphorus Mar
rows would be converted into a sea
Of FIRE, destroying the crews, and
leaving the iror-clads to be captured
at leisure. The Russians can always
rely upon abundant and rapid sup
plies of crude petroleum, the wells
in Roumi-nia and the Caucasus being
inexhaustible. The whole e1pendi-
ture would amount to only about
$4,000 Such is the plan which the
'Scotchmsn processes TO have dis-
severed,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
DISPATCHES.

Aspecial dispatch from Bell fon.aine
Ohio, states that Deputy Sheriff X *
well was Murdered BY Amos lnskip
While levyiug on the property of the
ia,ter lnskip is farmer os very dis
sipated habits \ !s-re crowd il IN
pursuit Of the murderer .hrea. ening to
lynch him.
BosToN. May 1-Burglsrs entered
the residence of Epbraim Otis, Lead
ing citizen Of South Scituate, at =
O'cloca yesterday mo. ming, took the
safe from chamber on the first foor
carried it about half mile down the
ru.j b'es it opsu aud theu goS away
With the contents, c""sisting of rail
road stocks an' .auk honks represent
ing over $4,000 aud S65 in money
The stocks I'D bank books are pIinci-
paIly on railroad corporations aud saw
ing banks in Boston.
KANSAS CITY, SO May IA foul
murder was committed Yesterday morn
ing at o'clock a. | 400 Grand aven
ue. The ne.ghborhood was aroused y
the sound of pistol shot a.d flames
issuing from the house. After the
fire had been extinguIshed it was found
that Theodore Hatteubach and wife
had been murdered, and their hue girl
eight years old, knocked insensible and
lying at the point Of death Mrs. Hat
tenbach was found on the bed, with
her head crushed in and her limbs
burned to crisp. Mr.. Hattenbach
was found ia the kitchen with a bullet
hole in his head snd the back Of his
head crushed in with an axe, which
was discovered near the body. Tie
little girl was found out of doo-s in so
insensibls condition. Suspicion at frs,
pointed to Hat.enbach as the murder.
er, but subsequent developments have
destroyed that suspicion and the real
murderer is still unknown.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
NEWS ITEMS.

II is cIsimed that Barnum can pack
up his big show aud be on the move
in an hours time.
A dispatch from Greenlesf, rs. an
nounces that Fritz Meyers Notorious
horse theft was taken from Jail at Belle
vile, Republic county, Saturday night
aad hanged, by mob o! forty men
armed anu masked.
Commodore snderbuilt once vis':-
ID . spiritual medium, who commence
ed business by saying, ''f IT. first
wife wishes to communicate with vou.
.sPerhsps 49," said the Commodore
..but that is not what | came hers for.
She can wait.
A grain of pure go!A found 10 the
gizzard Of chicken at SkioctOE, Wis,
makes the people Of that section believe
that there is a gold mine not far off.
A Chlnaman fell into Hune in Pla-
cerville, Cal, was swept with frightfui
velocity through a tunnel 800 feet long.
and dropped forty feet into canon, but
be was not much hurt.
the two chimpanZees Shich arrived
at the geological Gar May 2nd, gre
native. Of Afrias They live socially
in communities and arII themselves
with clubs to resist the attacks OF more
powerful beasts. They live in huts and
attain a height exceeding four feet, and
their bodies are covered with long hair.
-.Norfh .7mer,can.
On the nigh, of April 90 four mask
ed men broke into the rancho of John
r. Smith. near Fort NJ Kinney, Wyom-
ing Territory, stole ever vthiug Of val
ne in the house, and ran off four horses
and two mules. Yesterday n ps:'v OF
20 calverymen, undsr the famous scout
Frank Grousrd. left Fort M'KInney to
scour the country for the theivs The
road between here and Fort M'Kinuey
is so infested with organized bands Of
horse thieves that travel with horses or
mules is almost impossible, the thieves
running off with ANIMALS at every oppor
tunity. A Vigilance Committee L
strongly talked of.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
Cruel Sport In Texas-A Bull
Vanquishing a Lion and a
LiOness.

Some dsys sgo a Snowman entertain
cd the people ID the vicinity Of San
Antonio, Te1ss, with a contest between
a bull snd lioness, sn6 on Saturday
last he varied the performance BY at
tempting TO get upa hrs; class hght
bet~esu some Mexicans and four bulls.
TIE bulls declined the wager Of battle,
and nothing remained but to drive
them from the arena in disgrace. Two
thousand cit:zeus Of Texas who went TO
see he cncouater we're no. to re dis
app, ote., aud so the bull which van
pushed ,.ic lionees was pitted against
tie lion. The mouarch Of the FOR 81
was badly beaten by the mt. arch Of the
prairie IN { terrible and bloody fight
Id Hher he lioness Was left in a. a
reinforcement 10 Ter liege loT the bull
after tossing them over AIS head, pinu-
ed them to the bars of the cage, where
they fou ght aud chaseing them IN igno-
miuious fight, turned aw;y frou he
contest IN proud and sulien trumFi
Jus, before the bull was ioosed there
was very pretty scene. The two
lions we're very close together, the
crippled ion budding up close to the
terrified iioness The bull advanced on
them on trot but just as be was upon
Ihem he seemed to realize their help
less condition stopped short aud after
eyiDg them for few minutes slowly
walked off in q different direction
Jus. at this juncture, when every body
supposed the fight was over, an old
Mexican bull fighter, who had failed to
have & ght iu the morning, entered the
arena, and declared his intention of
fighting the vicious bull. Just before
the bull was turned in, the mans wife
interfsred in = most emphatic manner
She said her husband would kill any
bull in the world If he was sober, but
now he WAS drunk. His mother who
must be upward Of ninety years of age,
added her voice to harmony, and the
spunky ola nan, who is a veteran of
the bull Rugs was taken of. The vic
torious bull is one of the most extra
ordinary fighters ever seen. Arrange
ments will be made to fight him against
Mexicans next Sunday, when something
still more tragic may be expected.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
A Kfsssnx Man Ft,ed

Msrg.r-i h !irsd sgA,usr jsinrs '.
"h'toeck Was the Title of rather in
teresting case which occupied the a.
sen;ion Of the County Court to dag.
The plaintiff in the case is the wife O!
Dr.. Jasper Mead, of Bethlehem, and
she seeks at The hands Of the law dam.
sges in the su,a OF 81 600, for on as
ssult infected upon ber Apri! l9,
1878. whca Mhite6eck attempted,
without success, tc kiss her. The lad '
WHO was well dressed and Of . preres-
ssess'ns appearance, told tho story Of
the assault in self possessed manner.
L. appeared, according to her evidence,
that about twilight or the ev,'.iua OF
the date above given, he- husband was
absent from home, aad she was sitting
on her front doorstep alone, when
n hitbeck came along he stopped,
spike. and finally sat down on the stoo;
beside her. There he reu. sined about
half an hour talking on various sub
jects. until finally he spoke of strange
dream Re rad short time previously,
ard asked if she believed in them.
On her replying iu the negative.
" hitbeck went on to relate bis dream.
1t was about deg that had got into
her cellar, aud which he dislogded
Then as reward, be had demanded a
Kiss. According to his dream, when
he took the kiss her cheek turned
black. On completing his relation
Of the dream Mrs. Mead became fright
ened, and rose with the intention of
retiring into the house, Whitbeca. who
is old enough TO be her father, seized
her by the shoulder, and with the re-
mark, "Maggic, may have that kiss ~
attempted 20 take it. Mrs. Mead by
an effort thrust him of, and escaping
into the house locked the doors and
windows, aed drawing the curtains
waited for tne return of her husband,
to whom she related tho facts on bis
arrival. The defendant on his examiu-
alton denied the facts as related above,
but it was broroht out on cross cxamin-
alton that be lad told bis dream 10
other ladies'. and tha. on smother occs.
sion be bad been compelled to disburse
| IS TO a wrsihful husband whose wife
he had kissed, besides $40 to another
wouan's father. The jury eturne 9
verdict for S400 in faSo. of the rlain-
tiff. albany Journal
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08

"F. S. Paul., a wealthy citizen OF
Scranton, convicted in January last
of forgery, was sentenced April 30
to two years imprisonment. The
forgery consisted Of an interlineation
Of a lease, whereby PAUL. was .la-
bled to remove the porches from a
building" Great dissatisfaction ex-
lists at Scranton with the Judge, who
it is alleged went entirely beyond his
right, and beyond the right Of every
one to sentence PAUL. The Supreme
Court was appealed to, and that ju
dicial body set aside the sentence of
Stanton so far ss to permit OF his
being bailed out of jail. IF report:
are true it WAS the commune element
that put Stanton on the bench. How
ever. it is best to suspend opin-
ion till the merits of the case bsre
been more fully learned
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
ADDITIONAL LOC.1LS.
Convention Of School Director.

As per requirement Of school law, school
directors Of the districts in Jrniata county
NE, in convention in the Court House. on
Tuesday, .strrdsy--to elect Superin-
tcndept OF Commsn Schools IN Jnniata
county, and To Transact s'ch other business
:,s belonged to ;hem while sitting as con-
vsntiou.
The convention WAS called TO order BY
I-. John Garman a quarter past O'Clock
His effort TO orglni.s the Convention was
objected to. Capt. Lewis Desan was seat
cd as Secr.flry, .ud called the roll OF d.
rectors, 50 directors responded 10 the call
After which the discussion OF the further
organization of the convention vas resum-
ed. The question Of the Presidency was
settled by compromising on T. Parker.
After Mr.. Parker took the chair, John Die
trick WAS elected an additional Secretary.
The attention of the chair was directed
TO tie l33rd section OF the school law, with
the request tat the section be read. The
PresIdent read the section. Secretary Die
trick stalled That that clause OF tEe section
chat relates to salary is inopserItive be-
cause of 4 recent law passed b. thc Lesis-
ia,ure on me question Of salary. The chair
WAS requested to, and did read circular
IRON State Superintendent Wickersham
rclatise 10 the requirements Of the Few law,
on the salary clause.
On motion ii:c convention proceeded TO
nominate candidates for the County Super
intendency; john Garman, Wellington
Snit,., A. Y. McAfee and i. c. Wicker
sham were nominated IN the order is they
here appear. The name oi Mr.. McAire was
withdrawn.
A director expressed the thought that
the o1nveniioE might go into the consider
a,.on of the question of the competency of
the candid ares, which causet quite an earn
est discussion sHd resulted iu Xr. mi;h
aud ". Garman each prrsentiu. crrtifi-
cafes that settled the question of sheIr
competency.
| On motion the convention proceeded to
. E..t..
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
Renublican S::,te Convention.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

H.tpagsR ERs RsruEsroAs STATE Cos-
rrrT.E. H.rsI.scEC, Harch =, loio---n
pursuance of s'resolatioI of the Repuo'icah
State Cor itiee, adopted st meeting
held in Harrisburg this day, R ?uelic"n
State Convention ('o be composed OF IL d
gates from each Sena. rial AID Representa-
tive district to the number TO which such
district is entitled n the Legislature } Is
hereby called TO meet in the ,.ty of Harris
burg, twelve O'Clock noon, on +" ec2 s.
day, DAY Is, 1873, for the purpose oil non-
irating one person 70. tiovernor, one person
f-r Lieutenant Governor cle person ioi
Secretary of Internal Affairs and enc PEI
son FOR jude of the supreme Co1rt' BY
order o. the committee.
WILLIAM p. WILSON, Chairman
JouS sxcLL, Sec'y.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
TIE Democrats Lively in the Ohio
Senate.

TIE Democrats Lively in the Ohio
Senate.
A dispatch from Ohio on the lst
ms, says, There was an exciting
scene On the foor Of the Ohio SEN
ate yesterday, growing out OF mis-
understand ding in the Democratic
fapi'-. Hon. VIM. Eel, is Railroad
Commissioner of Ohio, at salary Il
$1,000 a year. His son enjoys the
POSITION of chief clerk in the same
Office at salary of $1,000. 1t hap
pens that Il making up the Appro-
priation bill, which is being prepassd
18th q view to the fsll campaign,
young Bells salary vas cut down
S3OG. The elder Bell, who has been
Secretary of State. and is generally
understood to have claims upon the
party fer the Lest Offices going. was
on tae foor o. the Senate yesterday
lobbying against the reduction. Sen
ator Forrest, of Cincinnati, spoke in
favor of cutting the salary down. He
said tie Office of Railroad Commits
sioner WAS practically of no account !;
that Bell and his son were never to
be found at their post, and that the
work was left to bov, who VIZ is
ually drunk Soon after Mr. Forrest
had finished, co-amotion was heard
in that part of the hall, and the next
minu.e the SenGoor was seen lying
Oh the floor, with Mr.. Bell gripping
his throat. Several Senator's rushed
in and separated tie combatants, and
a scene of great confusion followed.
Several members called out 20 have
IIr. Bell arrested, and the Sergeant
at Arms at once took him Il charge,
but he was afterward released. When
order had been ree:ored. Senator
M.-sh offered a resolution, which
was adopted, appointing a committee
OF three to investigate the matter.
1t is likely to result in expelling Mr..
Bell from the Office. The Legisla
ture now has fur Investigations OF
hand, and the usual time for adjourn
ment is long since passed. The Dem.
ocratic managers in the State ..ro be
ginning to feel nervous about the ap,
preaching cainDaiE
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
AUDITORS Nc;fCs

TINE UNDERSIGNED, APPOINTED
Il Auditor by the Orphans Court of Ju-
niata county, TO make distribution of the
balance in ne hands of Joseph Long. ad-
miuistrator Of ths estate Of Sylvester FRY,
deceased, to ard amongst these entitled TO
receive the same, hereby gives notice that
he win attend To- the duties OF his appnirt-
ment al hrs Office IN The borough of Miff.in-
fowu, on MONDAY. APRIL %, 1873, he-
tween the hours Of 10 &c ock =. m. and
O'Clock p. m. Of sai'i dav. whe. and vier-
all parties Interested viii present their
claims or be deizrref from coming in upon
said fund. ALFRED J.PATTERs On,
aprl0.iS1S Auditor.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
Something Concerning Tariff.

Something Concerning Tariff.
A recent writer on the tariff that
has been prepared by Congress, says
MIR. Wood desires al stir up the far
mers against manufacturers, aud tells
them how they are taxed from the era
ole to the grave by The duties imposed
upon hardware, cotton and woole3
goods, soap, carpets, etc. lie does not
refer to the fact that competition among
Louufacturers has so reduced prices
that farmers are now able to purchas.
good ..oduced in this county at per-
bsps lower rates than ever befUre Nor
docs he mention t. duties imposed
upVn agricultural products, which, &C.
cOrdiag to his tbeois, must be o ta-
upon manufacturers and mechanics
A statelman would scorn to present so
one-side' picture; out q demsecgue
n ever besits.,s TO sppeal to ponuiar
prejudice, even sAo2id it be necessary
% conceal facts esseb'isl to proper
understanding of the subject Diseased.
Ii tie duties - posed upon foreign man
r'actured goods enhance the cost Of
like good. produced at home; and if, IN
consequence, the farmer is taxed 30 per
cent Oh his wall paper, 60 to 20 per
cent. OF bis carpet, 40 per cent on bis
glassware, 20 per cent, on bis spool
thread, and 20 per cent. on bis assa-
iUiida, then it follows thst manufactur-
ers pay more for their food by reason
Of the duties levied On meat, vegetable
aud four, SO that the mechanic, rhe 10
borer, the merchant ana tie m. lJfac-
turer are taxed o. beef and pork, one
cent. per pound; hams snd bacon,
two en;s per pound; on cheese, four
cents per pound "n butter, four cents
per pound On lard, two cents per pound;
Gu cOrnmea., ten per cent. on rye -four,
ten per cent. On wheat -four, twenty
per cent; on rice, two and bslf cents
per pound, equivalent to one hundred
End ine per cent. advalorem) on pota-
toes, fifteen cents per brshel, etc.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08

From the Altoona Tribune We learn
that On Tuesday two weeks. terrible
accident occurred at the Frank,torn
ore bauk, near HoIlidaysburg.
Thomas Lawlee and John Hart were
preparing blast, and when in tie Act
of empty;ng powder into the hole drilled
for that purpose, from keg which con
tanned about IL pounds of powder. q
spark from lamp which one of them
held, fell into the keg and = terrible
fo''aved. Lawlee was burn
ed from the waist downward, on- of bis
arms was broken in two places, the
hair was entirely burned off his head,
and it Is thought one of his eyes is de-
stroyed. Hart is also minus his hair
and otherwise pretty badly burned.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08

"The Democratic fraud ye,i.rs in
v ashipgtcn ars less blatsnt than ! few
days ago. And all because the Re
publicans express willingness to in
quire into the Presidential election
frauds, if they are allowed an oppor
tunity to show up Tiiden's attempt to
buy elec;orial votes in Louisiana and
South Carolina aud explain just now it
happenned that the great reformsr"
sent s., 900 to Oregon about the tiue
Cronin and his nose were organizing
an electoral college. An unprejudiced
observer nigh. ssy the other mans fast
by the ears"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
Philadelphia & Reading Rail. Jad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
NovENBEe 5th, 1877.

Jc'n, isnrs HprisSsrg 1, fcl!ous.
For New York Is &C, : 10 q. ~, a-a &c
and y So .. =.
For Philadelphia a, ) -, s 10, IS a. u.
= 30 and 8 81 p. N.
For Re'iing At 20, 8 10, As =. m, 100
3 % aH'! 5S M.
{ or POti5viHe At ; "a ? 80 r, ,7ds,-
2 n .nG s.s scnUyiGiil ( Suslughaau2
Branch AT 40 .. m.
For Auburn via ;. s. = Branch st 10 NJ.
tor ei,'own At 5 20, s 20 a. NJ, zoo,
D. and E'5 p. Id.
The 70. 10 a. III and 3 So and - 555pn.
trains have through cars FOR New York
The %, 8 10 a. 4, are OOp u. trains
have through cars for Philadelphia.
SUED.iYS
For New York at - N.
For Allentown ssi w5v stations lt 2nanl.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at | ~ ?. ~
TTGi..s for EaTrnbury Isars a. 6o!sv,:
Leave New Yor'; al - a. m., and | On,
$50 iud :. 10 p. IN.
Leave Fhil'dclphil al 2 Is am, and ) 50,
and % p n.
Leave ReadiEzr4t "A 40, 10, IL 20 a. n,
30, u - ara ~ - ?. ~
Leave Pottsvii'e At 20, 9I5am and 5 35
p. ~, and Va SchuylkIii aud Susqucbaa-
na Branch az 10 an
Leave Auburn via :. Z ). Branch a; : 80
7.r1.
Lea~e Allentown at - 30. 5 so. Q 10 .. IT.,
! To- 80 aud rs o. m.
Does not run on Aonday,.
SUNG.fYS.
Leave New YORK a, 80 ?. n
Leave Phii1delphIa at 20 p ru.
Leave Fea'iing a; 40 and 81 a. N. ana II
35pm.
Wa 'forri' and Es,er Rarlrodi.
J. E. wOOTTES,
General nlHayrr.
G. G. HANCOCK.
General Ticket .fgen!.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
Auditors Notice.

Tn be Orphans Court Of Juniata Cour, y,
i the undersigned, sppointed Ar'ii;or by
the Orph1ns' Court of jnniata count, u"
make distribution of The balance IN ths
hands Of Louis E. Atkinson, ESQ, and John
Motzer, administrations IF the estate OF H.
W. Jamison. late of the township pf Fay
cite, deceased, found due upon their fin1'
account which has been confirmed. hereby
give notice that he will attend 70 the fufIes
of bis appointment a. his office IN h boz
ouyh ~ Niff'iniowu. cn TUES bNi, APHl %
20, 1873. h-tweer tas hours o. -H "'c,cck
a. m. an : &c -cs g. % when sia ~rs-'
all creditors aEi Jir-.es later ss-st y.'. p e.
sent heir claims Or b 1s5t-r'l l-rs1 ,c.1
ing ia on said fuHd.
ALFRED J. fAl3 & E.ts1N,
mIr29, 1873. Ar-.i3.-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
On TUESDAY, evening as the Pb,l.deI.

On Tuesday evening as the Philadel.
phia and Erie train from the east at
40 o'clock was coming into Williams
port, boy about sixteen years old,
named Robert Rankin, jumped on the
steps of one Of the cars aud struck Con
duc'or Harvey Holden alongside Of the
head With club. almost knocking him
off the train. The conductor stopped
the train aid ran after the fellow, and
caught him. He was put on board the
train aud taken before Alderman Stead,
.bers be gave bail in the sum of $500
for IN spresfsnce at ,ourt.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
To the school Directors of Ju-
l.iata County.

HENTLEaEN In pursuance OF the for
" ;v-tllird section Of ihe act g. aih OF
Nav. 1854. Sou arc hereby ti6cd to nee;
in convention, at the Court HoUse in Mii-
flintOwn. on tie first Tuesday in Nav, A..
D.. 1873. being the ssventb day Of sh- nior-h.
st one O'Clock in the Afternoon, and select
rira rocs. BIZ majority of the whole num-
hcr II directors present. one person Of Ut
ersrv and scientific requirements, srd ci
XII and eNpaTie-r-e ~ the art Of teaching,
as County Superintendent, fG- three sIsc-
cling wears; determine .ae s,la4:t OF
compensation for thu same. and certify the
Tesnlt To the Sta'c Superintendent 1T Hsr-
risburg. a. -cluired by the thirty ninth and
fOrticth sections or said act.
JOHN ". GARMAN,
C1uuty SaPf Of JuHiatz County.
"ifflintown, April II, 1873.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
Prothonofary.. Notice.

NOTICE is bercbv given thar Daniel
~ Rnou~e. Assignee OF Daniel ). Smith
...d wife for the benefit ofcreGi:"rs, has fled
his fist and final account. a, ,aiG Assignee
in the Prothonotary's office q. JTuista
county. and that the sums will he presented
for confirmation and allowance At tie Court
Touse in Miff'intovn, on WEDNFS DAY,
APRIL a, 1878.
JACOB BFIDLER Profhcrctorv
Prothonotsry's Office. nifiiin-l
town, Mar. p, 1878
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08
AdmtnfstratOr's Notice.

UIEREAS Letters Of Administration
w on the estate of Era McLinr. lac Of
Fayerte ..wnshiP, Junia;a cnuntr Pa. de-
ceased. hsving been granted tn the under
signed. al persons iadeht / 70 said estate
arr requested To ni1Ee Immediate PAYMENT.
ard those iiavine claims viii please present
them without della 70
WILLIAM THOMPSON. Admir-.
aprlT.1S McAliAteryi,lc, Juniaia Co. Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08

Hon. Dsniel J. MCrrell, cf Johns
town, Cambria county, is to be dined
and wiz d OF the 9TH inst, in Phila-
deiphia, in honor of Centennial E1-
hibition services. On the 9th Mr..
Morrell expects to sail for France to
attend the Paris Exposition, as an
accredited officer from this country.