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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13
STATE FAIR At PHILADELPHIA.

On Monday, September Sth, the twenty
sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Penn>ylva-
MIA S tate Agricultural Society will open a.
the Main Bhildirg, Centennial Grounds,
Fairmount Park. Philadelphia, and continue
twelve days, closing on Saturday, Sepiem-
Der 10th.
From present indications this exhibition
Of the Society will be the l,Tsesr, grandest,
and most varied that has ever beer held by
any State Sbciety, and will be second in
numbers and merit osly TO the eyer-memor-
able International Exhibition, he'd at the
same place during the Centennial Year.
The premium list, which can be obtained
from the officers OF the Society, at their
office, Northwest corner Teutk and Chest
nut Streets, Philadelphia, is the most COM
plete and thorough that has ever been pre-
sented by any similar organization, aud
offers ioE competition in the Live Stock
Class alone the handsome sum Of S9ee0.
In the Dairy, Fruit, Vegetable, and Floral
Departments the further sum OF $500 is
ada ed, besides large number OF elegant
ard valuable gold, silver and bronze medals,
whose intrinsic value will aggregate the en-
tire srm of more than sl5,0O0 in actual
cash.
The display will include large number
of Impc.ted, rhor6igBted, Fine Bred, and
Drancht Horses. herds of Short Horn. Dew
on. Holstein, jersey, and Guernsey Cattle,
the choicest breeds OF Sheep, Swine, &c,
together with Mechanical, Vegetable, and
Manufacturing Collection seldom, if ever,
brought together in any community. Ex-
ceiicnt and commodious stahling has been
prepared within the building for Horses and
Horned Cattle and suitable space aSsign-
ed o. Inc grounds aditcen: for the accom-
mediation OF Sheep and Swine. Tho Ma
chinery, Dairy, Fruit, Floral, and Domestic
Departments are all provided under cover,
and will undoubtedly prove attractive and
instructive features OF the Fair. A space
has also been assigned for the exercise and
display of ali the enlries in the Live Stock
Classes. Green food will be supplied all
the Mich Cows on exhibition, and hay and
stfa- furnished al entries gratis.
Excursion tickets will be furnished BY ali
the railroads ceniering a, Philadelphia, and
al articles intended ior exhibition carried
on liberal terms:
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement OF Passenger Trsias;
jay 29th, 1879:

Tram, lears H,rrt,5urg as foiIOwi
For New York at ) Il, 5 10 m, and 200
p. m.
For Philadelphia at 5 Is, 10, 45 a. H.,
200 and gp D. m.
For Reading At IS, g 10; IS a. NJ, %
. 4 0o and 81 p III.
For Pottsvil,e at > ID, $40 a. M, and 90
2. m. and via Schuvlkili & Susquehanns
Branch at 40 ?. IN.
For Auburn via 5. S. s Branch at 80 IN.
For Allentown a: Is, { ~ q. m, 2 20,
and % p. m.
The D Is and 10 a. m trains have through
cars for New York.
The II a. IN. train has through cars for
Philadelphia.
SUED.efs:
For New York at l. a. IA.
For Allentown and war stations at 5 Is ~
For Reading, Pttlade,bhia and wav station,
az 10 T. m.
IraiH' for Har.i,srr- ic--: as roliors.
Leave New YorR at 5 As a. NJ. Iyo .pt
30 ?. II.
Leave Phiialeiph;1 at 2 Is a. h., atd 90.
and - p. m.
fcsve khs'.iirs at - ~. Z 25.t 50 A. M:
80, + Is and 10 SJ u. n.
Leave Pottsville at 3 81, /. 10 a. ID. aud 3G
p m, and via SchaylkIll aud Sus,juchaa:
na Rrsnch at : l5 a. Ia.
Leave Auburn via ) x s. Branch at II so
am.
Leave Allentown at . 40, Q Oj . NJ, IL 10.
! 80 and y % p. IA.
Does not rEH on Hon4agt.
SUED.lrS.
Leave New York at ; so y. if
Leave PhiladeiphIs at 81 ? II.
IS pm.
Leave Allentown 1t 5p7 5 N.
J. z. wOOTTES,
C. c. HANCOCK,
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1UKER-On the 5th inst, at the resi-.
dence of her husband, near McAlisterville,
Mrs. Joel Auker, aged 50 years, 8 months
and 9 days. Her rernains were buried in
the Smith graveyard, near the town men
toned.
SHERMBR-On the 5th Of July, 1879, a,
theresidence of C.. A. Shermer, near Thomp-
sontown, Flora Adeiaide Shermer, d4teh-
ter of JOIN and Liz-is Sherrisr, aged I
years, months and 20 days.
Our darling Flo is at rest,
With tie angels gone before;
Ever to be with Gods blest,
Who have crossed t0 the other shore.
The clustering rod is hard to bear,
For our loved one was 50 dear;
But we know she has asceBded the gold ei'
chair,
To her Heavenly Father, who was so near
" Suffer little children and forbid them
not To come unto me, for of such is the
Kingdom Of Heaven"
FarHER AND MOTHER.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13
HAPPINESS.

..s.e, -. -. -
What crossd. ,nsh ., h. ss,;ieL ., st s gee
From s,,rs 70 msn or L. ~ asa ~ o"Aie'
Cr,.s u,1,. =. ps,s &C.
Ru, o',;o,, ro.,,.., -, -. ~ Us '"o.
Sb.,. v,;,;ra Co., ne r.. a'. ~ p.uo, .
n.'y, -. -. ,s -" '"oi''
.sS.e, ,h.ro .h.;. a6,s. ,s.
Ren.,,h ,b.. .,,rs.aa,,., ta,,~,,s -.
Dreamina ~, ~. - "0N-
And In,, ,h,,is -
flow b.nny ,s..v sr.S - ~ 81 a.,
But omck ! for q ,,s.. mo ,;n,. % sn.,a.,, :.
$500, ,,
Ma conn,r,, -. .'' ,'';,,. ~" Wv, 'ne'e
Ch;ldr..n "a -. - - = -. -
Ro,,h co,,r,.x;,;s' ~ ~, 49,,
barr,1 '"'
How hann,. h.. w,,o
Ru, ,,,,;It; o. -, - 80. .
nv ''"'0 " 'pA'e' o''
.S.., ,,.b;
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13
BY THE COURT.

How child-like and bland " the Demo-
erat and Register appeared last week, when
it published Iepubican Primary Election
Ticket in full excepting the name of ono cf
the candidates. '.Oh lab met" It's ex-
cIamation was like that of Innocence
abroad - when the ticket with one name of
Vas handed. What its stirprise would have
been if it had seen ticket with the name
that it missed In print, instead Of the name
that 1t saw, can only be conjectured. Pos
sibiy it ts0uld have said "Lah me-" four or
five times. No one knows better than the
Democrat and Register people, that candI-
dates, when they send out tickets, DO not
generally serd such enes as carry the name
Of their opponett; that Is common under
standing among all people who are acquaint-
ed with election matters; and that's why the
assumed innocent inquiry of the Dsr'oerdt
md Register creates smile wherever 1t is
read. 1t is SO ..child- like and bland"
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Special .fot,ces.
THE WORLDS BALM.

Dr.. L. d. WEYBUKS's ALrERArIyE SYRUP.
%A remedy used THIRTY-FIvE YEARS
~ a private practice, and never failing to
radically cure
RHEUMATIs VI; RCPsY.
Er.sirelas. Scroiula, Secondary Syphilis,
Gravel. Diabetes, and all diseases IN which
the blood is implicated, is now offered to
The public
Sold by all Retail Druggists, and (whole-
sale only) by TIE WEYBURS MEDICINE Co.,
T. q. Box S5S, Rochester, y. v.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13
TO C0NSUMPTlVES,

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption.
by a simple reire1y, Is anxious TO make
known to his fe.low-sT;lers the mesns OF
cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy OF the prescription used, Gree OF
ch irge), with the directions for preparing
aud using the same, WHICH they will lind 4
SURE CURE tor CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bron-
chitis. sc. Parties Wishing tie Prescrip-
tiOn, will please address,
E. A. WILSON;
1914 Penn street, WiiliamSburgh, ~.
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ton to Wa. K. Miller, who wss sitting
in the door hiih Maria, his virs. re
asked me what Mr.. Hammakef was do.
ingi replied he was at the barn h.
tten SAID that he came to help Mr. No.
v,ocS thfssh / went into the Kitchen.
leaving Albright aud Miller talking
and In few moments | saw Albright
have pistol in his hand, and be fred
three shots be said, There, damn
you" | thea came out and said .Mv
dod, Sam, what have you done q" aod
gave him push be then left the house :.
Maria Miller is my sister.
Maria Miller, affirmed | am the
wife Of Wm. K. Muller; my maiden
oame was Maria &. Hammaker; on
Thursday, the 9Th of August, about 8
O'Clock A. NJ, Samuel Albright cauc
here; be asked me whether was poip-
home OF Friday; said intended 10
be asked my husband if be was going
home; be replied, yes; Albrigh; hand,
ed me letter, saying that IT was given
him by friend to hand to me he i'm
medlstely reached to his side and null
ed out pistol aud fired three shots.
two at my husband, and the third, | be-
lieve, was at me my husband fell back
upon the flor after the frst shot nv
husband exclaimed, "Ohl my,~
took charge of my husband End did not
see where Albright went: I asked nv
husband whether he could speak. when
he replied, Il an gone !" lie died in
FIVE minutes.
This is the letter Albright gave Mrs.
Miller:
MONTGOMERY FERRY, Aug 'a9
Maria
As told you from the first time you
told me mat imp was going TO follow np
from town / said he must be hurt if b,,
comes. SO now he has got it sure Don't
niinie me but If any one why your own dear
sell and him also good BY | will see you
again love respect &c
SAM
Maria you will remember now what told
you aud all your fault y ever do a trick ike
that again good by Till see you again.
SAN
Isaiah Silks was affirmed, but his evi-
dence was much the sane as Mr.. No
voick's.
The jury then rendered a verdict,
THAT VIM. X. Miller came 10 h,s
death By being shot by a pistol, in the I
hands of Samuel +. Albright"
Undertaken LUZ, of Liverpool, took
charge of the body and placed it III ice.
As we 60 to press tie murderer is
still at large but detectives are already
IN his track, and before great while
We hope to hear of his arrest
The Harrisburg Telegraph of Thurs
lay evening. says: 4" William X. Mil
Ter was citizen of Harrisburg, his
mother residing on cumberland street.
Deceased was widower, leaving two
He was an employee of the
Pennsylvania railroad, an inspector aud
-egtster of the coal consumed BY the
locomotives. He was il his twenty
seventh year"
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PIMPLES:

| viii mail (Frer) the recipe Tor a simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN,
FRECkLES, PIMPLES and BLOTCHES,
leaying the skin soft, clear and beautiful /;
also instructions for producing a luxuritnt
growth OF hair on a bald head or smooth
face. Address, rlclnsing &c stamp, Ben.
VanGcli a. Co., % Ann street, n. Y.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13

The orthodox Democrats in Massa
chussetts will not support Brtier for
governor, but will make no nothinsttor
and vote for the Republican candidate.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13

FEsr1vkt.-The Methodist ladies OF Milf
flintown and Patterson will hold festiNai
in the Belrord Building during court week.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13
WEsTwARp FAsr TRAIxs.

ESl NAhb L ASI TRAINS.
Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia II s.
pm; Harrisburg 20 IN; Duncanuon "a
50 ui Newport > II n III; Miffin : -f q
m Lewistowu D Is sam; acVeytowu GIL
4 IN; Mt. Union 3 10 Il n; Huntingdon
2s m; Petersburg 4iam; Spruce Greek
- a M; Tyrone s Is am; Bells Mills
35 4 NJ; Altoona 81 Il m; Pittsbulg
Il "a.
PittShurg Express leaves Philadelphia at
6 e5 ? Ia; Harrisburg II - pm; ; MarvS.ille
10 81 p N; Miifi,r 81 pm; Lewi,t,wn
l. Oi Il IN Huntingdon I IL Il m; Tyrone
53 mi altoona - a IN; PittSburg 20
a m.
Fast Line leaves Philalelphrl at II Il a
m; Harrisburg ) a. pm; M,iIiun > 90 tn
tewisto"n =. pm; Huntingdon - pm
Tyrone : ns pm; Altoona 10 ? III Pitts
Sarg IL Is pm.
EASTWARD FAST TRAISs-
Philadelphia Express leaves Pitt>hurs ut
icpm; Altoona S 81 PA; Bells Mills
9 10 pm; Tyrone . 24pm; Spruce Greek
93s P m; Huntingdon 10 02 p IN; Lew's-
town 10 Sc IA Miffiiu Il l. tam; Harris
burg II 80 4 M; and arrives III PhiladClphia
at 50 m.
Atianti" Express letve' PI.tshurg at 10
p m; Altoona ID pm' rEtdua 3 81 pm j,
Huntington : - M, Mt. Union 5 30 m ;
McVey town 8 q pu4; LeWi>tnwn 3 30 N !
Miifii1 - III; Newp,r; > 81 + NJ Dun
cannon 10 20 p m;. Harrisburg 10 81 P III !,
arrives in Philadelphia } % ~.
Pacific Express leaves Pittsburg al ) a
m; Altoona - ami TYRONE { 90 M :
Huntingdon : 81 4 m; LewistOwn . 81 4 M !;
Miffin 8 % aIu; Harrisburg II so a M !;
arrives IN Philadelphia IS IN
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13

The friends of JEFF Davis are work.
inc ND his case SO as to send him to the
United States Senate from Mississippi.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13

A party went up to Saiis3 Springs
in Hone Valley.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13

Tuition tor common English branches, in
advance, $500 ver l'i.:.er vf ten (lO) weeks.
Address
J.R. FLICKINGER, A. B.,
Principal,
or, WM. GRIER, Proprietor,
New Rioo.Lfeld, Perry Co., Fa.
Aug. 1881
CAsPrdf NLK-Dr. Oberholtzer's Lint
tiient has been used by thousands, and has
proved to be of the highest value to the
community. 1t has effected many cures in
Rheumatism, Sores, Swellings, Sprains and
Frosted Feet, aud many persons recommend
il for Cuts, Calls and Swellings in horses.
1t costs 25 cents. Sold By Banks s Ham
lin, Mliiiintown, and Hamlin s. Co., Patter-
son; Pa: Emari9-lm
Camptor MILE cures Headache and Neu-
talgia.
Carrpncr Milk cures Rheumatism and
Lame Back.
Camphor Mix cures Cuts, Bruises and
Burns.
Camphor Milk costs 25c; 5 bottles 81.
Sod BY Banks s. Hamin, MifiIirtown, and
Hamlin & Co., Patterson. Imarl9-ly
Phoenix Pectoral viii cure your Cough.
Phenix Pectoral cures hoa-seness quickly
Phoenix Pectoral tastes good and brings
rest.
Phoniz Pectoral costs 25c; bottles 81.
Sod by Banks & Hamlin, Miffiintown, &
Hamiin :, Co, Patterson. [marl9-ly
FOR SALE.-A oommOdious Dwelling
House, and two Store Rooms, in the bor-
ough of Miffiintown, Juniata county, Pa.
This is a rare chance to acquire a dwelling
house, and business place in Miifiintswn a
chance. which if left pass, may not be
equaled in many years For particulars,
call at, or address this office. jaD29-tf
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Will find it to their advantage, if they wart
Books, Rewards, or Requisites to address
". NJ. FRrsiS5ER,
S. S. Book Depository, Harrisburg, Pa.
inayli-f
WASfEb-A few hundred dollars, for
which good interest viii be paid, and Sc
curity given. Address
J. F. G. LoSo,
Spruce Hill P. o., Juniata Co., Pa.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
PHTLADELPHIA, Aug. O. Cattle, 3to5c.
Cows s2jtoi5. Sheep 3to4c. Hogs 4to4 .c.
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TERMS.

..,-..on. SLED per annum, if paid
sto'TIr = ,noaths; $500 if not paid within
siiD r. -. .s..-- .-
Y r,n;nt advvrtisenent9 inserted at so
IrSi inch for each insertion.
s'1r r. busieess notices in local col
a,,o.erts per line cor each Insertion.
rr'' '.,i,rs ~ IONS viii be made to those desiring
,-,-,i,e by ,he year, hall or quarter
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BLOOMFIELD ACADEMY.
IN English and Ciasueai School for Lddie,
and GeHflerier.

THE regular Academic year begins on
MoS6AY, SEPTEMBER lst, 1879.
Students are carefully prepared for Col
lege, Business, or Teaching.
The English course embraces the essen
tials of good English education.
MtSic, r.aw,ng and Painting.
Expenses to suit the times.
Board aud furnished room, S2.75; II paid
in afUance. $3.50.
Tuition ior common English branches, in
advance, $500 per ',I:.er vf ten { l0) weeks.
Address
J.R. FLICKINGER, ABB,
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Sale Bills printed on short notice st lho
oftce of the StRi.ssi and RsrsSticQu.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-13

No. TGOsERI's FERRT.
nc citizens OF the Surrounding coun-
:. AnoElng that there will be quite an ex-
Iaeleht ,I. and talk about this little fuss take
SO SO pan to make things A little PLAIN TO
w w Ii the first place, t,iak am doing
- t1F' N the second place am keep
Vr savns) maria from being followed
tDu Ike A dam dog ~ this cgss which
= Couii rot keep away from her and IN
= SnIt pI@c- DO what every man should
q '''ect what belongs to him.) Con-
,'ns myself tou all know about as well
-. c.a 'el YOU. Ot. relationship has
-. syAe ior Itself i'ag ere this. The binding
r. r. e4 e@s be told by herself if she sees fit.
,siel ulec;iol. take you urust find out your
,b.H out lead must meet any one Sho
- e nv On my trail
Respectfully
,'9- S. E. ALBRTrE.
f. D. Tbs hellion has been warned twice
kEaa would come up here he would be
~ Dam man that follows another's
"fs. Francis namnaker affirmed -
n. Albright came to my residence on
.ss morning = Of August Z, between 7
? 0''i'ekY ssTs him an intrsduC-
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WASfEb-A few hundred dollars, for
which good interest viii be paid, and Sc
curity given. Address
IF G. LoyG
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, 1879-05-06

rcconl that no quorum was nroaont. On motion
OF n tnenibcr, tue reading Of House and Scn-
ato bills lit the order Of first recalling WIS tnkcn
up md proceeded with. Nobo>Iy objects to
hills In this order, or makes any fight
upon them, md. therefore, they slide a1oug
without friction or comment. There IA no rea.
son why Objectionable bills should not be killed.
In this order as Ia any other. IN fact. It would
be more desirable. for then much valuable time
would be saycd which could be dcvoscd to tho
consideration OF necessary measures.
This morning MeFie introduced n bill. Thts
IL tho D0lst bill Of the aession. McFts sncs he
fntcnds TO get hume to his commitments IN tIine
to attend tile fati fairs In pont OF fart, this Is
no lokc. A prominent mctnbcr Of tic nm
tor!tv side Of the lfouse informed yU,lr
correspondent that tl,crn yns craving dlsus.-
tim on The part Of members to elt here uut ut
pending business was disposed ri. In case tia.
course Is ndnptcd, there will hu no RdIourr-
iIlcnt until October, unless the ,coplo Of lie
State sIse up in their wral, md dIspcrse tiu
lM,dy by vloIence. llRrd times A,lA too ,n,lcf,
pay hare played thu devil with thu interests II
il.n people. lilc sum OF s. nee .lnY dues mt
seen, like very great compensation, hut tl,c
number OF members to whom This Is MI object
Is surprising.
, 1879-05-06

CHICAGO.
Tie tugs 4. s. Allen and G. Il. Green broke
their wheels yesterday. -
There was not vessel ut tho Lumber Market
last evening.
Thc wind was southwest yesterday, and the
movement Of vessels WAS light.
Thu prop Alaska Is tllc second Anchor Limo
boat from Erie this season.
Tic set,r Franlt perew went to Armour, Dole
= Co.'s Elevator yesterday to loud wheat for
Bu!Ia!o.
The tug George ". Wood rot up steam yes.
tcrlay and left III the evening for Cheyboygan,
wiere slla will ruu,afn.
Tie sehr Aloseltc Is IN Miller Bsos.' tlrydock
for An orerhaultng. Tic slcnn,-barge Wilsou
aud sc.r Unward were huated out Ut tlle boxes
yesterday.
Tile eci,rs ktnglsher and Gosllawk arrived
yesterday with coal from Clcvelal.u, mil uro
the Irst sail vessels up With enrgocs from tllat
port.
The Commercial Line prop Colorado arrived
hero fran Cleveland, 91a I3ay City, Inst night
with salt The Cuba aud Scotu nrG expected IN
fro!:, batla!o tnis cycuIng, both with solt uadrd
liz III; stta,bargo I, co.lnberry and cousorts, c.
O.: King and Newcotnb, tI'v two first named
with rial frpn CLEVELAND, and the hitter with
railruad tics taken OF, ut way port, urrlyed yes.
tcrday. -
Yesterday, md the latter gut hard aground III
ills NORTH Brauct,, lluar North avenue. The
water is very shallow at sllat punt.
ELSEWHERE.
The. Vc1lanl Canar'! is now supplied direct
from Lnko Erie.
There H. lratllock bbtween Buffalo shippers
aud vessel-ownGrs oa1ctta! frcglts
The schrs Aneus Smith, North Cape. George
c. Finncy, and Blglcr ure reported as Intending
to leave buffalo light:
, 1879-05-06
MEMORIAL" ASSOCIATION,


The Solllcra' una 0stzens' Memorial Aesocsa-
tion held Its annual Injecting tn the rout,,s of
tile Veteran Club, at ll.u Gnlntl Pacific Hotel,
yesterday AFTERNOON q. half-past o'clock, Gen.
A. l.. Chcialn In the chnjr. Tllcre was nut
VERY large uttcnlnnee::
On melton, committee Of three was M.
pointed. consisting of .tapt. l.. Jacobs, uc.,. o.
L. Manr, aud Cant. John j. IIealy, to make
nominations OF officers for tho ensuing year.
The Connlittee feLirrtl, ullti In tho meantime
Col. Roberts llIude u statement tint tile CurFG-
sit'l,dtug Secretary of'thr:: yctcran Club had
written to Quartcrmastcr'Gcnera Mugs, ut
for ssks ss @soS soer evss ss epysis"s" rsps ha
been received, stating that thu Government had
already provided leatstoncs for alI unIon SOL
tGtics, n!d provision had been made to supply
Liz same arlss uf recognition IN private cctlc-
tcrtcs. The i!ea!stoncs nro TO be Ut 1nnrbls.
Col. I. D. Swain stnted ti'at before anY such
ncton lIatl l,ecn taken by tle Vetrsan Club he
Ind set Mbnllt accomplishing thu sasnu result,
and had written ull oyer tlt country fur tho
ilaics Of soldiers whose graves wure unmarked.
Jlu was now rereiviils letters duly IT. reply.
1t was t!cc!llcu nut to tultu tu matter out III
Cal. swnln'A han.ls,
lllr Illuminating Committee returned md s1ttl.
mtttetl ttte foioWin. report: Eur President,
C"I. Jn!'n i. lia'lcock: Vtcc,!'rrslents Ten. a.
AutLEalt AlIl Aiell. Il. liz CAHliIlEFt 1TENH-
llrer, j. u. Dra!u; Recording Secretary, l.. G.
verll,1g; Corresponding Srcrctaty, Jun,rs j.
1lealy.
Tie report u! the Comulttcu was adopted, and
thu officers were elected.
Suvcn of tllc twcnty-one Trustees composing
tfIe old Board were reelected, as folnws, ior
three years: Hermann lsastrr, II. j. Willing,
y. T. n. Wallaee, Il. II. Ihonas, q. l.. Alanil,
II. ". Powell, A1lll eol Thatcher.
The Chars,Att announced ns tho Board OF
Managers Tor l1a clisulE yeur lien. O. l.. Mann,
n. n. Eddy. Gen. j. ). lseYnnl,!s, Col. Il. ii.
ltleaby. y. y. a. spraguc, thu ll0n. r. Il. Dcrlck-
sou, nnt I. 4. lEuyMu; Finance COMMITTEES, Cul,
i. .. Swain, Capt. /. +. tlumsry, Nal. i. 4.
Holeett. CAnt q. l.. Wcllc, slaj. j. i. Mullins,
Col. W. II. }oltoil, aud Aal. II, y. Vail; COM
Mttteo tn Decoration, tien. At,Ir.ln Dec,n, Col.
L. ". icfse, Capt. a. Etbc. CoI II. Il. Comp
snll. an.l Cant. Lewis Jucobs; Cu,nmtttue o,
Me.im,rLal Exercises. Col. ". i. srribncr ticil.
Jnl!us White, tiut.. n. Il. ". Wpliueu, Hermann
kaster, a,ni Iuugs lluury booth.
SuInc tltsellsBiul WIS haa respecting tia clos,
lug Of thu courts md thu tHhlc hcl,uols ou
llcroratoll.l}aY. out Of respect 10 this houorcd
s!ra.l. 1t wbH Thought tU BIZ gtDl thing to 1tl-
spru patriotism a,ilo,lg te 1,rupls, asul partlyu-
larty The etsi!ttrer.
The mccting !inally adjourned, 10 meet ut the
Gull Vi lllu President