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three wide. and occupied by probably
100 families, all of whose houses and
farm implements, together. with horses
and cattle in many instances, were lost.
A number of persons were seriously in
jured by the flames, but only one is
known to have perished, Mrs. Dam
iel Borversox, young and
estimable lady who lived
on West Greek in Republic County. Sne
lost her life in IL Jing to save the horses
when the stable took fire. This was
probably the most destructive prairie
fire that ever occurred in the State. The
grass appears to have been burned to
the roots, and the ground over which
the flames travelled is said to look as if
it had been swept with a broom, SO ut
terly is it divested of everything.
Another fatal prairie fire has occur
red in Lincoln County, Kansas, in which
Mr.. Montgomery : and his son, aged II,
and Mr.. Pfaff lost their lives. Mont
gomery's house and stable and much
farm property were destroyed. The re-
maiuder Of his family barely escaped.
A DISPATCH from Szegedin, 18th,
says: Eight thousand two hundred out
of 10, 600 houses have fallen, and 1 800
persons have been drowned. The wa
tiers are subsiding, and the adjacent
towns are now out of danger. 1t is es-
timated that 120, 600 people have been
rendered homeless by the recent over
flow of the river Theiss
The Democratic Senatorial Caucus
nominated Col. John c. Burch of Ten
nessee for Secretary, r. j. Bright of
Indiana fer Sergea91nt-Arms, Francis
f. Shober of North Carolina f1r
Chief Clerk, and Fl. Bailey Pey-
ton of Virginia for Executive Clerk.
Colonel Burch is editor of the Nashville
american. His principal competitor
was Mr.. Henry Watterson, father of the
editor of the Louisville Courier journal.
The New Orleans banks, on the 20th,
by preconcerted arrangement, tempo
rarily suspended payment for all sums
uezceeding S200. This action was taken
10 avert threatened panic, caused b
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The toan Tas not wholly Eiven ozcr To
the Democ;acy on Monday. A number OF
stalwart Republicans were present, q Look.
ers on in Vienna" Such men as Thomas
Arbuckle, Nicholas Ickes, John Muthers.
oaugh, J. B. Wilson, William Kurtz, James
AcAuley, William Sharon, Jesse Grub,
William Thompson, John Thompson, R-u.
ben Caveny. VIM. Groninger, Porter Thomp-
! son, Alton Adams, Daniel Sieter, Lieutcn-
ant Barton, Noah Hertxler, and many others
were present.
This from the Perry Comfy Freeman last
week: Judge Junkin planted mis- tomato
and cabbage plants in one of his lots below
town last week. There is nothing out of
the way In that, we're sure; but when it
was discovered on Thursday morning that
bls plants had yanished-had been stolen by
some one the night previcls-it seems our
thieves have rot Yet reached the depth of
their depravity.
The circulation of one or two Philadel-
phia papers is $4,000. Philadelphia is put
down as having one million inhabitants.
The circulation of the Seaiinei and RspEbi-
cas is over 500. The county of Juniata
has population Of about seventeen thou
sand. Considering the population of the
county, the circulation of the Sentinel aud
Republican is as large as that of the paper
that has a circulation of $4,000 in a city of
one million inhabitants.
The Cleveland, Ohio, Leader of June lS,
publishes reports from nearly all the impor-
tant points in Northern Ohio, and some
places in Western Pennsylvania. giving the
condition of the crops. The fros;s of last
week did very little damage. There will be
a two thirds crop OF wheat. The prospects
are that the corn crop will be a failure, the
cause of which was the long dry weather
which prevailed in this region previous to
last week. Oats are somewhat better than
corn, though not over a two-thirds crop.
The hay crop will be very light on account
of the drought. There will probably be a
fair yield of potatoes. Fruits, particularly
apples, will be very light.
The Huntingdon Journal of last week
published the following: Maj. Johnston,
who is a fisherman of considerable expert
ence, gives il as his opinion TAFT the catch
of bass this season will be smaller than that
OF any season since our streams have been
stocked with these fish. In the Raystown
Branch he says that as high as one hundred
and fifty were caught in one day, in baskets
and nets. long before the legal season for
catching them arrived. This wholesale
piracy, before the spawning season, will
most effectually clean our streams of these
fish. Where is the Game and Fish Associ-
alton. that it does not pay some attention to
this lawlessness,
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FERNANAGH SABBATH-SCHooL AS
ISOLATION.

number of Sabbath-schooi workers in
Fermanagh township met in the Cuba school
house on Saturday afternoon, June l4th.
Tor the purpose of organizing a township
Sabbath-school association, 10 meet quar-
terly during the year.
The meeting was called to order, and the
following officers were elected:
Presidt nt-B. W. II. Kreider.
Vice Presidents-T. A. Elder, Horning-
town, Y ' Pznk. Grlhlmyille; F. Hover,
Slim Valley; o. c. DifendArer, Pine Grove
Joseph Rothrock, Happy Hollow.
Recording Secretary-SamuelA i. Sulouf.
Corresponding Secretdries-Miss Hannah
VI. Dunn, Cuba; Miss Mary Balentine, Pine
Grove; William Ii. Henderson, Horning-
town; Joseph Brent, Grahamville; W. POf-
fenberger, HaPpy Hollow.
After devotional exercises, the subject,
"How to prepare Sabbath school lesson -
was opened by DR.. 7. A. Elder, and further
discussed by the Chairman, jos. Rothrock,
J. Balentine. v. L. Rank, G. ". Kissr and
W. 3. Horning. The earnest manner in
which the remarks were delivered showed
that a great interest is felt in the progress
&c - Sabbath-scheol work in our town
,... tJr .Out OF the abundance of the
heart the mouth speaketh." The interest
manifested by all present was sure indica-
tion that The meeting was profitable one,
and that it is good for Sabbsth-schOol work
ers TO De organized, and unitedly to press
forward : Sao1ath-ochool cause in Cul
la--
August I'd was appointed as the day on
which TO bold the next meeting, at , P N.
IIogramme-Reports from schools. Sub
iects for discussion: 4" How to teach les
.,u, . ssThe real object of Sabbath schools,
oThe best mode of conducting Sabbath
schools,'' "Quali.ic .tions of officers and
teachers"
The offic and teachers OF the Sabbath
schools and all interested III tie work in thi:
to nship are regarded as members of this
association, and a. cordial invitation is eA
tended to all who feel an interest in the
{ S-SSath-schaOl work.
After devotional exercises the meeting
adjourned until August 2d.
f. W. H. K3ElDER, Presid ent.
5. A. SuLoUFF, Secretary.
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The following named Republicans COM
pose the Committee
JOHN I. NoURsE, Ckairman.
Mifflintown-r u Hamlin. G Horning.
Patterson-S b Caveny. L G Marks.
ThoIGpsontown--Lev dyerS, " Steiumetz
Delaware-Peter TroUp, Il Z Sewers.
Port Royal-W c POmeroy, 7 NJ Moore.
Tusca-ors-W S Fisher, Creighton
Walker-MIchsel Ccldren, Henry Book.
Black Log-A " 0pple.
Turbett-John q Eer-z!er, D Z Robson.
LaCk-M Stump, VIM Ross.
Milford-John T Shower, " \ Sterrett.
Monroe-C S ShellenbergSr, D W Weiner.
Spruce Hiil-A " Snyder, Wharton.
Fayette-W Brown, David Charters.
Eeale-W B Young, Joseph Walters.
Greenwood-Harrlssn Mia-ium, Henry F
Zeiders.
Susquehanna-H K Freymoyer, G Dress
ier.
Fermanagh-Isaac Sieber, Joseph Brent.
John S. Grsybill, OF Miffiintown, is the
member of the state Central Committee for
Juniata county
John Balsbtch is the Representative Del
egate to the State Convention.
Eiinu Benner Is the Senatorial Conferee
to met the Conterees OF Perry and MIfiiin
counties to elect Senatorial Delegate TO
the State Convention.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
MAY llth, 1879.

7ra,ns ieare Rarri,6Hrg a, follous:
For New York at Is, 8 10 a. M, and 200
and - 50 p. IN.
For Philadelphia at 5 Is, s 10, Q I5 a. H.,
. 90 and 90 p. m.
For Reading at l., s 10, o As a. m., - 90
90 and 81 p m.
For Pottsville at 5 -, 10 a. NJ, and 4 "a
p. m. and via SchuylkiIl & Susquehanna
Branch at = 40 p. IN.
For Auburn via 5. x =. Branch at 5 so L m.
For Allentown at 5 Is, & 20 d. m, > W,
90 and So p. II.
The ID, s 10 n. m. and - So p M.
trains have through cars for New York
The 10 a. m. train has through cars tor
Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at 10 an.
For Allentown and way stations at 3 l5a M.
For Reading, Philadelphia aai way stations
az - ?. IN.
Trains for Hvrp5arg leqre as EoiIolss
Leave New York at i5a.m.. and 90.
80 and - Is p. IN.
Leave Philadelphia at IS a. NJ, and 4 90.
and ~ p. IN.
Leave Reading at "a 30, %, II 50 a. m,
80, g 10 and 10 s. y. IN.
Leave POttsyile AT j ~, . ban, and ~
P. M, an via SchayikllI and Susquehap-
ma Branch at s Is a. m.
Leave Auburn via ) * ). Branch at II so
am.
Leave Allentown at - go. ! 10, Q % a. M,
IL 10, 80 and 8 Oj .. m.
Does not rsH oa Mondays.
SUN1.IYS.
Leave New York at 5 50 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 30 p. IN.
Leave Reading at 4 10 ana 40 a. m. and lt
SPIN.
Leave Allentown at ? so a. IN. and 9 % pm.
tta HoTris and Essez Railroad.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
- General Manager.
c. G. HANCOCK.
General Ttcsef .7geaf.
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LETTER FROM AIRY VlFW.
AIRY WEN, PoRT RoYAL, Pa, !
lime Ia. 1879.

Alhf ' IL L bhi e's
June IA, 1879.
EIiior S,.ttiRct aaa RepubiicaH-Dear Sir,
The sch. 81 at Airy View Academy has been,
and is in prosperous condition. The ad-
vancement of a school will net fail under
the supervision of such qualified instruc-
tors a. Professors Altman and Smith. All
should honor them for what they a:e doing
in educating he rising generation. The
school has been very well supported this
tenn, which Prove that the people appreciate
having 4 school in the county which offers
such advar lagos to young men arr women.
We had quite number of visitors during
the term, among whom were our worthy
County Superintendent, Wellington Smith !;
Z. q. kreider, d. s. Funk, DIR. SsndOe,
Brodie Crawford, and Messrs. Wilson's. All
were very well pleased with the manner in
which the recitatiozs were cor iucted.
In come .on 18th the school We have a
Literary Society, which convenes every
Thursday evening at o'clock. All take
an : .rIve part. The followIag persons are
the officers: President, E. L. Aumiller !;
Wee President, J. II. Willis; Secretary,
L. Z. GcMilen; Treasurer, ]. II. Smith !;
Editor of the Lantern, j. Keller; Tellers,
PC. Shelley aud C. E. Kerchner.
The students contemplate having an en-
tertainment ut the end of this term, which
we hope will prove a success.
VICTOR.
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Cross ROADS, Delaware Twp,
lime lG 1870

Editor Seafiaei and Republican: Sir
Through some shameful imposition your
Valuable journal has been made the
medium of circulating an outrageous
Misrepresentation of the present single
state of Miss Bell Kinser aud Mr.. Rob.
ert Humphrey, who we're publicly au-
nouncec as having been married few
weeks since. The ultimate friends ol
the lady and gentleman above-uamed,
are manifesting a stronger feeling OF
sympathy for both parties than is gen
orally known. aud having high per-
sonal regard for Mr.. Humphrey, who is
suffering keenly over the matter, we
desire to hereby, not only express our
sympathy for the lady and gentleman,
but also our extreme Indignation at the
individual who could thus pereptrate
so vulgar '.joke" on their character.
The author of this tiiliany is young
man, welLknown by Mr.. Humphrey,
and only bis temporary absence shields
him from swift and well-merited justice
awaiting him.
Both Mr.. Humphrey and Miss KIM
zer are too well-known throughout this
county to need any proof of their good
standing in society, their life aud char
acter being above reproach (; and we
defy any one to prove anything to the
contrary. Nothing but william of the
deepest dye would so cowardly assail
either party in public. But be it
known to you, young man, that in do
ing this you have only succeeded to
heap Goals of fire on your own head =,
which, if you do not feel now, you will
be made 10 feel burning your shallow
brain, if you ever attempt to disgust
the place you have left by the return
of your presence. We have no reflec-
items to make on any of the editors Of
the papers in whose columns the notice
hereby alluded to appeared, they bav-
ing beer victimlzed by the precious
scoundrel whose name will in due sea-
sou be made known 10 the public in
the proper manner. We ask the pub
lication of this card in the papers of
the county, it being the smphsiic ser..-
ment of many citizens, who merely de-
sire to express their contempt for the
party who is guilty. aud the sincere
sympathy for the innocent. 1t should
be remembered that AIR. Humphrey has
not very long since buried companion
whose absence is felt most sadly in the
community in which she died, and this
fact makes the present Offense more un-
happy. Shame on you, young man.
We repeat it; Shame on you. The ver-
dict of justice, rendered by
MANY CITIZENS
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A PEN WORTH RECOMMENDING

We have been favored with samples of
the celebrated Spencerisn Double Elastic
Steel Pens, aud after trying them feel JUS
titled in highly commencing them to our
readers. They arc made of the best steel,
and by the most expert workmen in Europe,
and have a national reputation for certain
desirable qualities which no other pens
seem to have attained in so great perfection,
among which are uniform evenness of point,
durability, fiexibility, ana quill action. 1t
is thus quite natural that the Spencerian
should be preferred and used by profession
al penmen, in business colleges, counting
rooms, government offices, public schools,
and largely throughout the country. In
deed. so popular have they become, that of
the ..Number One" alone, as many as eight
millions are said annually.
The Spercerian Pens may be had, as
rule, from any dealer; but when not thus
obtainable, the proprietors, Messrs. Iviscn,
Bla1eman, Taylor & Co., the well-known
publishers, l3s & li0 Grand Street, New
York, will send for trial, samples Of each of
the twenty numbers on receipt of twenty
i've cents.
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STATE ITEMS,

The .kin Of biack snake, eight feet
long, vas iounk in 4 stone wall iE Ches-
:er county, which is regarded as rare
curiosity.
John Walls, of Lewisburg, is again
suffering with cancer. He had one of
his hands amputated to arrest the dis
ease, but at the place where the ampu-
tatIon was performed the disease has
again broken out.
Jacob Shannon, native of Middle
burg, and Il long time a resident in the
vicinity of Sbamckin Dam, but for some
years past a resident Of Williamsport.
was killed accidentally at the latter
place on Monday, June ID, aud in this
way He was helping to load a canal
boat, and after the first boat had passed
through a swinging bridge that had
opened to let the boat through, Mr..
Shannon stopped down over the abut-
ment Of the bridge to adjust a rope,
when suddenly the bridge swung back
and caught his head and smashed it
nat, killing him instantly. He was
about forty three years of age, and
leaves wife and one stspchild.
iinsgroUe Times.
The West Chester Local .Neps says ::
Last October NJ Joseph r. jenkins,
of Edge Hill. Formerly of Norristown,
while asleep swallowed Lis upper teeth,
which, being false, we're set in silver
plate. The plate, Of couse, lodged in
his throat and could not be moved either
way. de went 10 Philadelphia sur
geon, who, after lacerating bis throa,
terribly in vain attempt to get them
up, forced the plate, teeth and all down
into bis stomach, where they still re-
main, giving him much pain. He is
obliged to be careful of his diet and
abstain from violent exercise or work.
Similar cases Lave occurred, where, in
about three years, the stomach has
loosened the teeth and finally worn away
the plate.
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CANDIDATES. CARDS.
FOR SHERIFF.

Editor Sentinel and Repu6iican-Sir: At
the request Of many Republicans, present
the name of Lieut.. JAMES X. KELLY as a
candidate for the office OF Sheriff, subject
to the rules that govern the Republican
party. Should the Lieutenant become the
standard bearer Tor the important Office of
Sheriff for the campaign that will close in
November, he will prove TO be tower OF
strength before the whole people.
JUNIATA
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FOR SHERIFF.

Editor Sentinel Gad RepHbiican-Sir: At
the request OF many Republicans l present
the name cf Mr.. LUKE DAVIS, of Walker
township, as a candidate for the office of
sheriff, subject to the rules that govern the
Republican party. Should Mr.. Davis be
nominated and elected, he will make an
efficient officer, being qualified in all re-
sprcts to ill the office.
THOMPSON TOWN.
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FOR JURY COMMISSIONER

Edifor Sentinel aud RspaOiicaH-Sir: 1t is
the desire of a number of the Republican
friends of Daniel Cofiiman, of Patterson,
that his name be presented to the Republi-
can voters of Juniata county as a candidate
for the Office of Jury Commissioned, there
fore | ask that his name be announced 10
the columns OF the Sentinel and Republican,
as candidate for the office mentioned, SUBJ
ject 10 the rules that govern the party.
May %, 1879. PATTERSON.
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FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER.

Editor Sentinel and RePubiican-Dear Sir,
The time is approaching when the Republi-
cans must select candidate for the impor-
us to recommend |. G. MARKS, of Paiter-
son, as a gentleman possessing in an emf
nent degree qualifications fitting him for a
proper ard satisfactory discharge of the
duties pertaining TO that office. M. Marks
is a young man of marked ability and un-
questioned integrity-an active aid ener~
the Republican banner in the approaching
campaign, will call forth united and hearty
support.
MANY REpITRI iCANS
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Republican State Convention,

The Republicans Of Pennsylvania, and all
Others in favor OF an Honest Currency and
the faithful discharge of National Ooliga-
tions, and opposed to Communism and the
Restoration to Power in the National G ov-
ernmcnt of the influences which procured
the rebellion OF 1861, are requested to send
delegates, appcrtioned according to their
representation in the Legislature, to a Cen
vention TO meet at Harrisburg, at u NJ, on
the 2Sd dag of July next, TO nominate a
candidate for State Treasurer, and transact
such other business as may be brought be-
fore them. NJ. S. QUAY,
Chairman State Committee.
PIN nsIpHf. Inna 1870
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MANY REPUBLICANS.
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER.

Editor Sentinel and Repubiieaa-Sir The
numerous friends of REUBEN CAvESY, OF
Fayette township, are dcsirous of placing
him before the Republicans of Juniata
county as a candidate for the office of Reg
lister and Recorder. They know his worth,
primary nomination he Will maintain the dig
nifty of the organization, and be elected by
The popular vote at the November election.
Therefore they ask that he be announced as
a candidate for the office of Register and
Recorder, subject to the rules that govern
the Republican party.
REPUBLICANS OF FAYETTE.
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Special .Noiices.
THE WORLDS BALM.

Dr.. l.. d. WsYBURN's ALTERATIvE SYRUP.
~A remedy used TuISTY-FIyE YEARS
in private practice, and never failing to
radically cure
RHE ATS NJ, DROP s Y,
Erysipelas, Scrofula. Secondary Syphilis,
Gravel, Diabetes, and ali diseases IN which
the blood is implicated, is now offered to
the public.
Sold bv all Retail Druggists. and (whu.e-
sale on!y) BY THE WEYBURS MEDICINE Co.,
z. o. Box 33S, Rochester, y. Y.
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4 CITY PAPER describes one of its masi
accomplished choirs in the following verse,
after the reading of which the reader will
not need to be told that it is ga choir that
is q choir:'
There's Jane Sophia
And Ann Maria,
With Obadiah
And Jedekiah,
la our choir.
And Jane Sophia soprano sings
So high you'd think her voice had wings
To soar above all earthly things,
When she leads of on Sunday;
While Ann MariL's alto choice
Kings ont in such harmonious voice
That sinners in the church rejoice
And wish she'd sing till Monday.
Then Obldiah's terror high
l. unsurpassed beneath the sky
Just heai him sing '.Sweet By-aEd-By"
And you will sit in wonder
While Jedckiah's bass profound
Goes down 80 low il jIrs the ground,
And wakes the echoes miles around,
Like distant rolling thunder.
Tai1not to me OF PATHS fame,
Or Nico,ini's tenor tame,
Dr. Clry's altO-bIt a name
Or " nitney's pond 'rous basso!
They sing no more like Jane Sophia
And Ann Maria, Obadiah
ini Jedekiah, in our choir,
Than cats sing like TOmdsso
The Sunbury Democrat says: One
day las, week Mr.. Taylor Kline, resi-
ding on Race street, in this place, while
working in the garden, accidentally cut
the tip of one OF his fingers with what
he supposed was piece Of glass. The
cut not being serious he continued his
lators by searching for potato bugs,
and while destroying them some of the
bugs juice, as We might call it, drop
ped upon the injured iiogeI, which al
most Immediately gave evidence that
poison had been injected. la a short
time Mr.. Kline's arm began to swell
and the flesh 10 change its color to pur-
pie, and for several days it was feared
that amPutation would be necessary,
but we are glad to learn that under the
skillful care of physicians, MIR. X. Is
with fair chances of COM
p!ete recovery. Moral-lf you have
any open sores, do not work among po-
tsto bugs.
On Tuesday afternoon as the Lewis
town train was pulling out Of town, a
stranger in long linen duster and hav-
ing a roll of papers in his hand came
running down Market street, and by
getting on the track and the frantic use
of the newspaper succeeded in bring
ipg the train to a standstil. then he
got in the ladies' car aud blandly in
quired, " Is this the train TO Harris
burg :" He received rather an en-
phailc answer, 'that Day Express was
detained by au accident, and this "a-
the Lewistown train" Then the man
in the long duster quietly gathered up
bis papers aud departed.
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o YES, LOOK THIS WAY

For your Grain Drilis, Reapers, Mowers,
Wheel Cultivators, for either one or two
horses, to 9 shovels, best in the market.
J. F. q. LONG,
Port Royal p. o., or near Spruce Hill,
spTl6-f Juniata county, Pa
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FARMERS, do yon want good Land Plas'
ter, Lumber, Ca.cined Plaster, Rosendale
Cement, or YORK county Lime Ii so, cal
OF Kennedy s Doty, who have just re-
ceived a new supply by boat, and all al
bottom prices. tmayf-ot
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EOR JrRY rOMNISS IONER.

Editor Sentinel and RepubiicqH-Dear S ir
As the time for announcing candidates j,
approaching, | would recommend C. S
SHELLgSBERGER, of Monroe township, as
suitable person for Jury commissioner, sub
ject to. the rules of the Republican party
Mr.. Shellenberger has always been a true
and Trustworthy Republican, and is a man
Of intelligence, possessed of true and COR
rect business qualifications, and, if elected
would make good officer.
MONROE.