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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-03

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-09-03
HUMOROUS.

DrpS'r WANT TO DISTURB HIS ith'
A Jolly. fun loving saloonist teils tue
folIowing good story on himself a
fev nights ago he went home very
earlv-in the morning, mind you-with
his :skeg pretty full, to employ MS
own nbrase. and concluded not to
alarm his wife, who was no dou9' a'
that moment enjoying deilShtiuI
pose; that sweet balm wnich r, ona
speare tells us "knits up the ra'eieu
sleeve of care.' Cautiously ana NOISE
Iessly he entered the gate! QuietIy ne
sat down on the graveled walk 20 re-
move his shoes and stockings. stealth
lily he stepped upon the porch! WIN
cat like agility he mounted box stand
ing near by and began crawling
through the open transom over tne
door, Just as he had succeeded III
pressing his body through the aperture,
and managed to wiggle one leg AFTER
IL. he lost his balance and fell 10 tne
floor with a thud as heavy as II oig
bag of sand had been heaved through
the hole. Naturally enough it aroused
his wife in an instant, and sprlnging
to her feet she caught sight of her llege
lord lying before her "a caried up IN a
help. :.
.!why husband" she exclaimed in
alright, "what in the word is the mat
ter?"
'Nossin, m'dear, JUS ought I'd come
home t'yer."
'weli, but didn't you fall?
Yes'm; reck'n so. Didn't sit down
(hic) anyway"
"Are YOU hurt, dear?''
Guess not; Pm all here-reckon.
"How came you TO tall, dear:'
s'Well, ye-see, didn't want'o 'stur6
We rattlin''e door; so jus'sOught I'D
crawl through trans'um, don't-ye-see,
an 1 los my balance. Ddzwhazzemaz-
zer."
"Why, my dear husband, you must
have been tired and sleepy, for the
door has been standing wide open all
night, Itwas so warm | was compelled
TO open 1t to keep from suffocatinS.
And sure enough the door under the
transom through which he had vedged
himself was standing wide open
Looking around with silly grin, h'
said:
GAS a fact. Deuced good joke
(hic) amt it? He, he! Z'wOnder
didn't feel Eat hole, ain't-t:"
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

either. were t'other dear charmer away" But
they do not want Alonzo Is. Cornell. But say to
you want every man to remember that in voting
Tor Mr.. Cornell he votes for the best
sentiment of the republican party In Its
is no divided republicanism There is no Hayes and
ahti-Hayes. kepubcanism is the great consolidated
power that is always to the front in the hour OF
uanger. and that saved the Union in the dark ana
periions days OF the call on you to vote Tor
MI cornell on Tuesday next. On the conclusion
oi the speech there was loud cheering.
MI. D. u. Chittenden followed with short au-
oress. He said:-rhere is reckoning day. day
OF wrecks ana day OF confusion not far of. ii gov.
erninent continues to manipulate the banking and
currency business of the country with legal
lender notes. II the Wall street furor RACES
iew months more OF late the conse-
quences cannot be foretold, aud man should DO
named for President of the United States year
VINO is not ready to call back the government from
its temporary war expedients to the faithful OBJ
servance OF Its constitutional obligations in respect
10 the currency II Is now. most fortunately per-
iectiy convenient to determine promptly aud by the
highest authority the limitation of the constitution
with reference to legal tender notes times of peace
ana the intelligent merchants OF the whole coun-
try, without one dissenting voice. should demand of
men in high places and seeking high places that
they no longer shut their eyes to the vital i'm
portance OF the question. As partisan take but
precious little interest in the pending election;
merchant regard it OF paramount importance in q
national point or view He then proceeded to at
tack his friend. Senator Hil OF Georgia. On the
conclusion OF his remarks the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
POLITICAL NOTES.

Charles s. Baker has boen renominated by tho
Rochester republicans for the Assembly.
The Republican Convention OF Elizabeth. N. j.,
last evening nominated for Mayor cx-Congrossman
Amos Clark, Jr. The nomination accepted.
Mr.. Robert Ray Hamilton. son of General Schuyler
Hamilton. was favorably mentioned in the address
Of the Municipal Society prepared Wednesday night
for the position OF Alderman in the Seventh district.
His name was inadvertently omitted in the report in
yesterdays He
Patrick Fingleton and Walter Il. West, who were
arrested on Wednesday night for interrupting a
speaker at the Kelly mass meeting In BROOKLYN by
cheering for Robinson, arraigncd before j tce
Walsh yesterday and pleaded not guilty. Their ex-
animation was set down for Thursday morning next
The Independent Republican Executive Committee,
from their headquarters. No. Union square have
sent % letter to tine Cornell and Hoskns Campaign
Club inviting those stalwars" to meet them in dc.
bate saturday evening the issues which have
led the independents to oppose the election OF
Cornell aud ooule.
General Socun, ex-Mayor Hunter Corporation
Counsel De Witt, John y OMahony, William Marshsll
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
HOW GENERAL BUTLER FEELS.

Washington despatch to the Cincinnati CONNER
cia Of the 29h says:-"Genera Butler is here attend
ing to some law business. and to hear him talk
would think he had only to count votes and write
inaugural address to become Governor Of Massa-
chusetts. He seems to look upon the opposition to
him as merely nominal, and that it is now only .
question IS to the size of his majority. His views
on the democratic party of Massachusetts quite
unique. He says that it consists of q few gentlemen
who hope some time to democratic President
aud keep up organization that they may COB
BILE up patronage when that time comes. He says
they meet in convention annually, pass resolutions
and nominate plaster OF Paris candidate. He pro-
poses to send delegation tho National DEM
ocratic Convention and fight for recognition in
place Of what he calls wornout furniture. Tho
question as to who constitute the democracy Of
Massachusetts, will be decided by the National DEM
ocratic Convention. He does not claim to be DEM
ocrat but the of the people in their
war on the republican ring"
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
ROBINSON'S SUPPORTERS.

Enthusiastic Robinson meetings. held last night
ut Terrace Garden. at No. 76 avenue c and ut ORA
matte Hail. In East Houston street, were addressed
by Congressman James O'Bricn The first named
meeting was also addressed by william A. Beach.
Colonel John X. Fellows. Edwin II. Meade and
Frederick Il. Coudcrt. meeting of tho Young
Mems Independent Association OF tho Eighteenth
ward was held at Nc 406 East Twentieth street and
listened to an address by Assemblyman Fitzgerald
In favor OF Lucius Robinson. A circular in the
Governors support. signed by many prominent
business and professional men, was made public ut
the regular democratic adquarters letter simi-
lar In tono and still more vigorous in expression
was received from Mr.. Jere g. Black who IL unable
to bo In town until after election.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS.

An enthusiastic republican mass meeting was held
at the Rink. Clermont avenue. Brooklyn, last
evening. Tho vast building was well filled and
United States District Attorney Stewart L. woodford
presided. Congressman William Lawrence. of Ohio.
deivered address on the "Solid South" The
next speaker was ex-Mayor Frederick A. Schroeder
who was followed by Franklin Woodruff, tho present
candidate for Mayor. He had never made personal
attack upon the Rev. Mr. Boechor he said and never
proposed driving him out of Brooklyn. The state
ment that nc had cheated the government was also
false. Speeches we're then made by Colonel Oliver
L. Beard, OF Michigan, and Mr.. Il. D. Fisher.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
FAITHFUL TO TAMMANY.

Mr.. Lawrence Conner. of the Sixth Assembly dis
trlct, has not as was stated, deserted Tammany
Hall. He says:-"I am and always have been
Tammany democrat. and am now In full sympathy
with the full ticket" Mr.. Edward Morrissoy also
denies that he IL "Kelly boltcr" He says ~ in
tend to support John Kelly and oil other good men
nominated by Tammany Hall until the polls close"
Messrs James Z. Wilson, Joseph y. Hare and John
r. McArdle say is their intention ITO remain now,
as ever In the interest of Tammany Hail. and of tho
ticket headed by Johu Kelly for Governor" They
mittec they say, because they do not wish to sup
port Mr.. james Fitzgerald for meb ber Of Assembly.
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
REGISTER LoEw AND MIR. KELLY.

In the course Of his denunciations Of Governor
Robinson at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music. on
Wednesday night, Mr.. John Kelly cited tho cases OF
Register Loew and County Clerk Gunblston. In tho
course of his remarks Mr.. Kelly stated that the
papers In both cases were signed and about 10 DO
sent to New York. fixing the date of the removal or
both officials ut March 49, At that moment Mr..
Locws brother heard OF the Governors action Act
Ing under advice he, to protect his brother went TO
Albany and met two who were intimate with
Governor Robinson, engaged their services in the
The New York herald., 1879-10-31

evening and. having paid them all the money thei
wanted, in the morning informed that the nhu
had been potent and the Governor of the State
would not remove his brother.
HERALD reporter callei on Mr. Loew at the RI g.
ister's Office in the Rotunda. City Hall Park. yes
terday and requested statement from him in
gard to the matter. Mr.. Loew LII deny. in tho
most emphatic terms, that there is any foundao ON
for the statement of Mr. Kelly. and am at a loss
understand Mr.. Kelly came to make such u
statement"
The New York herald., 1879-10-31
SECRETARY SHERMAN.

About two o'clock yesterday afternoon Secretar!
Sherman entered tho Custom House and repaired d
the rooms of Collector Merritt. with whom no wa
closcted an hour The Collector said the Secretat
had simply called on his way to Washington ~,
which place he started last night.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

The Annapolis correspondent of the Balti.
more American in u late issue gave OUT
strange manouvers OF Maryland politicians
He makes known many events to happen tat
wiilirevoutionize politics and the ALREADY fix
ed plans of many to get into Office. Some Of
the todies will rejoice while others sigh at the
prospective change. The correspondent writes
10 manner TO signify knowledge whereof
he communicates relative to minor matters
ether than the retirement of Mr.. German from
the Presidency Of the canal on May LIST to his
farm in Howard county, and the right TO be
given to Hon. W. T. Hamilton to name Mr.
G's successor, which latter we may also Gf
our love for Mr.. Hamilton allows without i'm
pairing bis chances) accept as not entirely up-
founded. The meaning of this change is be-
yond discernment, unless It be a combination
between the gentlemen above mentioned that
both may ride into power. We rather expect
II is, too. II this be true, matters will wear
an aspect remorseful to many, and we expect
10 see as many tongue-ied people. Again, If
it be true, ii will not work to Mr.. Hamlton's
interest.in this county ;she will have two fac
tons TO 6ght--one which thinks he assisted in
The defeat of Moptgomery's choice in the last
Congressional! campaign, and the other that
The latter is no small faction. Ii can be put
down that the combination will avail Mr..
Hamilton, but little in this county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10
POLITICAL AGLrA TON.

Already the leading political journals
throughout The country, as well as the quid
nuncs, are discussing aud prophesying as TO
who will be the next President. The Rcpub-
lican press have with very general unan unity
concentrated upon Grant as their candidate,
whilst the leaders of the Democratic party are
considerably divided in opinion as to the most
available man.
Public sentiment throughout the land seems
to be undergoing strange revulsion; and il
is claimed by many of the most prominent
politicians that the Democratic party can only
win with Tilden and Hendricks The West and
Southwest insist upon Senator Thurman with
some man from the North-Senator Eaton, of
Connecticut, or Senator Herman, of New
York-whilst Bayard, of Delaware and Goode,
of Virginia, have strong backing throughout
the country.
Be all this as 1t may, and we have great
faith in the prudence of any selection the Dem.
ocratic party may make, still we think il is
time enough to agi;ate this question. The
country wants iepose, freedom from political
agitation. The caudron has been boiling too
long, let The fires go ont for time, ana let
the press direct public attention to matters of
more general interest.
II was VIM. Pitt who remarked in Paria-
ment that confidence was a plant of slow
growth, and we would add that i. is the grea,
lever on which hinges the growth and devel-
opment Of any material en,erprise-it is the
great motive power which successfully oper.
aies and warns into life and vigor every in.
terest of society. 1t is the want of confidence
which has depopulated our ship.yards, closed
our manufactures, which has thrown our
corporations into the hands of receivers, de-
pressed our merchants aud thrown a general
gloom over the once prosperous condition of
COR country Let the press, Irrespective of
party, unlimher its artillery and direct the
energies Of the people to the restoration of
onhdence-confdence in themselves, 10 each
other-and the good old times will come back
TO US; times in which the Office sought the
man and when political side-shows in the in.
terest o. this or that man were unknown.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

Prominent members Of the Republican par
~ In this Stale met in convention at Balli-
more on Wednesday to re-adjust the condition
of that party. There was little accomplished
beyond protestatious against the corruptness
ofthe Custom House ring. Stockeit Matthews
is to be requested to call another convention
on February 22nd, and in case be refuses tn,
President Of Wednesdays convention is en-
powered u ell the meeting FOR that date :
Mr.. Matthews wants the convention in May
and as be came 10 for some abuse on Wednes
day, II is likely that the publication must b.
made on an independent plan.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10
Five Copies one year, SIS 90,
BALTIMORE DAILY SUN.

THE PEOPLES EXPONENT AND IN
STRUCTOR. Enterprisng and In
dependent.
The Baltimore Daily Sun, by its faithful
adherence throughout It's whole career to
sound, conservative principles, and by the en-
terprise and liberaliiy which II has constantly
employed in procuring news, has established
for itself a reputation in the front RANK of
journalism.
In politics The Sun naturally adheres TO the
position which it has always held, with uni
versal approval, Of National Independent,
and Conservative paper.
The Market and Stock Reports are full and
accurate, AS AN advertising Medium the Sun
is unsurpassed.
TERMS By mail-poslage prepad-Cash in
advance One year So, six monthe So, three
months 81 so, one month 30 cents.
Address A. S. ABELL Il CO.,
Sun Iron building,
jan l0-3t Baltimore, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10
REPRESENTATIONS or THE SENAr E.

With the re-opening Of Congress, there has
come general rush for the various appoint.
ments under the reorganization OF the Senate
and doubtless Of the countless number of as.
pirants for place, every disappointed appli.
cant will feel and exclaim that parties like
Republics are ungra,eful.
The contes, for Secretary of the Senate has
narrowed down between Waddell. of North
Carolina, Dennis, OF Maryland, and Waiter
sou, of Kentucky, with the chances greatly 10
favor ofone of The first named two.
For Sergent-at-Arms, the brilliant journal
is,, L. Q. Washington, the Secretary Of the
House Committee on Commerce, with Burch,
ofTennessee, are prominent 10 the list Of names
mentioned in connection with the appoint.
ment bat il Is more than probable that the
bonors will be taken by some Northern man
Among those who desire the position Of
Door Keeper are Col. Mccoy, Of Maryland.
Wallace, Of Virginia, Mllahorn, Of West
Virginia, but the selection will not come from
this side Of The Ohio river, as Il is generally
conceded that Gen Jas Shields, Of Missouri.
will be the Fortunate man.
As regards the House, il IS generally suppos.
cd that the organization will remain The same.
nnless the friends Of CriitendeB, Of Missouri.
and Caldwell, Of Alabama, unite, Ia which
event, The genial aud accomplished Adams.
who enjoys the eou6desce Of the present
House, viii bare warm work.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

The Cumberland Mws claims the credit Of
having nominated Garfield, of Ohio, for Presi-
dent, in advance Of any other paper, and we
think our contemporary is correct. By the
way, what does our dear old friend of the
Frederick Union think of the mad efforts Of
the 'leading' Democratic press of Western
Maryland to suppant him in the ''nomina-
ting" business.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10
E9tray Heifer.

STATE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery comfy Set.
HEREBY CERTIFY that on this 7lh DAY
Il of January, 1873. before me. the subscrl-
Der, one of the Justices of the Peace OF said
State in and for said county, personally APP
peared James Mullicau and made oath in due
form OF law that he did, on or about the first
day OF September last, take up as an estray
trespassng on his enclosures white. horned
HElFER, two years old next Spring, one
crop under and oyer-bit in the right ear, no
mark in left ear.
Sworn before D II BOUIC, ]. P.
The owner of the above described Heifer is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges md take il away
jan l0--2ts JAS. MULLICAN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10
Friday Morning. 10, 1879.

An election for State and county Offices will
take place in Maryland on the 4th of Novem-
Der next. As the time is short it behooves all
candidates to have their names before the
pablo, SO that time, may not dim the lustre of
their sheen.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

we are In receipt of The Washington Posts
Almanac for 1879. II is specimen OF art as
we'll as work Of usefulness. The Post is
worthy OF your patronage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10
O r . Err Nj 81.
CHARLES CLAGETT,
VS..
WILLIAM BOWLING AND ELIZABETH
DOWNING, Ills WIFE.

m ne CTcNU J0hFITOT W0NlgonlfrV County,,
sitting as a Court Of Equity.
nRDERED, this 30ih day of December,
~ 1878, that the Report of the Auditor
filed in the above cause he ratified and con-
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18Th of January,
1879 Provided a copy Of this order he in
serted 10 some newspaper published at Rock
vile. in said Montgomery county, once in
eaca of three successive weeks before the said
18th day OF January, 1879
+. B PRETTYMAN, Crk
Of the Circuit Court for Montgomery Co.
True copy Test:
jan Sat r. b. PRETTYMAN, Cpk.'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

The act Of Congress prohibiting polygAmy
10 Utah has been declared by the Supreme
coar, constitutional, aud is suppression is
made the duty Of Federal officers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

The Cumberland Civilian enters upon its
ni'y-second year with prospect of increased
usefulness as firsi-class family journal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

Those opposed 10 the domination OF the
staff corps are knocking the dust from the old
documents upon which The pressn, system OF
the army is founded 10 prevent the proposed
change.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

onr hrigh and welcome neghbor the Prince
Georgian enters upon its eighteenth volume,
holding Its own as one of the abiest and best
printed papers in the State
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

II some newspapers we know Of were to
cease sending their exchanges for one week 10
regular exchanges 10 blink detection In copy
ing lengthy, able editorials without credit, to
save mental strain, well they could have
holiday after the type-setting was over.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

The marvellous midgets, Gen. Mite and Lucia
zsraie, aged fourteen AMI fifteen respectively,
are on exhibition at Washington. The former
weighs nine pounds, the latter four aud three
quarters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

Grant has been snabbed by Cork. She had
no ase ioT him, aud ~ be didn't iagry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10
MARRrAGES

MARRIED, on the 2nd inst hy Elder S r
White, Mr.. j WALLACE GARRETT 10 Miss
NJ. j. THOMPSON, daughter of Mr. Morris
son Thompson.
MARRIED, on DECEMBER the 18th, 1878, in
HOWARD GRIFFNH. of this county, TO Miss
ANGELICA G. RUNG, of Hagerstown.
MARRIED, on December 25th, 1878 by Elder
Z. v. White, at thNgesdence of Jos White,
Esq Gil " AR. Is L
PRATT, Of ST Lons Missouri to Miss MARY
E. WHITE, Of this county.
MARRIED. 90 January End, 1879, ut the par
sonage in Rockville. by the Rev. J. G Dice.
Nr JAMES q WHALEN to Miss EMMA
BAGEN, bob Of this county.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10
r. O n - "A T. IA!

r-T---ru A FINE s.nCTAvE PIANO.
Tff1 IN tKnabe A Co.'S make, al n
v rreally reduced price For par
iieulars, Inquire Al the residence Of DR.. G. ].
Maddox, Rockville, Nd, where the Piano can
be soeu. ian 3-if
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

The Georgia legislature has demonetlzed
the greenback for all taxpaying parposes, ma
tonal bank currency, gold and siser are ae-
ceptable only
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10

We have received the American Farmer and
Maryland Farmer for January also gorgeous
calendar from the Cumberland News.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-10
THE M "A RKE TS
Ne1C Advertisements.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

'VNHE COMMISSIONERS for Montgomery
county will meet at theiI Room i Rock
Vile, on
TUESDAY, January the 2lst 1879.
By order: JOS. A. TANEY,
jan l0-td Cl'k to County Com rs.