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, 1880-10-06
Gen. o. r.. Mann Tor Sheriff.: and
EJustico G. X. N1ntsotl for
Coroner.
denomination of Recorder Brookwav
and State's.Attorney Mills.
Tie Democrats Admit that the Nominees
Cannot he Bentc,l.
George ". Adams Selected for Senator In
tho Sixth District,
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

rloS.
Tho l.ephcan County % conye"tt"n: ,,a, ,.sa Witch ,
ne" ns,,. ~, .t,s i,"n'',Iicnn ,,o,t.Irlnns
eee" u. ,"%'s ,',,. ~ NV trhi ,,,. ~ ,a hail
was reserved fur tue slr'c9ntcs mn INC acis"
: friends NJ tho eanfiitssltcs wh'ie tho RaheI3'
which WIS ni,rp thhn huff full, WIS t!efnectl Ia
tho uso Of those wlu cn,ne to witncss tho con-
test %"s ar on @ tS WHOLE IL veIy wI', er tnerc xus u
et m "nv r,n- s9 M, n, nr "e .ne zsui Of rho
followers Of eayt,r!t candidates. tho proceedings
wcr,. e.,nductcd in entrit Of ruirucss nn,l IT,
ccncy TINT stlollHt serve lH hhaci lora'l lntufo
political gatherings nf this description.
.rhe minimizing epccc,cs wcrc silnrt, pftby,
stte,npt sus In 'Da 1T % esucnce v;' ,a,,y @ T wumi
ncyunl tho plai,.cst sta.c,ncn, Of fact,
md M sncechnlnkinu WIS yp)lut ccrett.
The lcesates .:, seemed To- hase largely F,ly
examination OF the merits Of Tho cund tlutcs,
mil having t,ouy NO.. there wnB M sl,stuclr N
thc wuv ,,f II nr,mp, trrlusuction OF tho business
T Tho m,'.su os,,t',, I sreuu, nf TIM candidates for
1eeur!er a,n1 Shcrllr. M pl'bisbcd III Sestcr''hss
Tn'ursE. proved t" be remarkably closu when
,o,s f' '''0 ~0>''~' -
lo1a' ,vus a,mo.. ,o.:n o.c,ock When Mr.. HIM,
Singer. chnirp,nn Of tho county Central Com
mltter, succeeded III getting tho delegates
seated a work which w,.s s",'ewha. .'ie,',t'
dates a ,sir friends er =, the .t tor, tortured I
Convention was called to order.
Mr.. Singer tic t,cu unnouucc,l thut i,c hui been
lHs1ruesGa 70 hui''tte ''' i'tAeuc tnts' u W"
tn'r" "hr"' tot le''t"unts .,"''."H,.' % hh'''
there bc!n4 M ulhef ealtt1lalt1ct Inc NOMINATION
wus cuIlcursed in.
t . "tssy m US ~, IN a'.,,' @
, 1880-10-06
LICENSED TO ORGANIZE,

opteMs U1Pa1sH 10 3At tN1taQo 111bURf.
RrniNuylEt1,. Ill, Oct. 5.-Th0 stcrutury OF
Rtntc Issued ,iccns1 to urHntzu to TITO ilock{Ot
E.tctriu Light und I'owgr Co,npuuy, capital
$:s,0d0, and tho Monarch Lightning saw Conl-
pAuy, ChlcugU, cuptul $lU,u1M-
, 1880-10-06

Hhftn thu rTrnth Wnt,1 tyua f,tlR1 u HCa1ttt-
tim" fburkt! sud-: "Nrcognxit,f the fnet thut
Lht, cI,tr ix entitled III urprt.sti,tNtttu Ishtt,td
Ir dissent, "fnnG i.f thnt," .'Shlit nr,H "Stt
lnwu."1. tho Tenth Wnr1f casts its suk vCtr
9s % M1s t m ton,rv 1ssnt ~ fo FIX ~ s ,n @
F'ai E.r,,, t,a rn sccr,c, II, Il, n,,xcco
Ehr eiy fhvurIts pl1u the Lotkry candidate Mr.
IL. 2. WljIju u,sl,l1,
lIcfure tho result wns announced tho Ninth
W.T.. M' TS n 70 Ws ri,,,'a.s !, ,r' !a f wi kr.
:S, x ssI ,,,i 'as' Gs K'sf 5 H. @ H S,;S;'s :;"s
' 4Sce "Ss i! Thd H FL. w9t SS: e 1 Gf %.s: @ ~
tnV n,'', ni;,, ln il'rir ise ~ NV" ''' "'H'''''"
The Scsrcti,ry ,ltcr ra.l tho result. M follows:
ry h, /, t.Itn jrp ~ - IL,
1isii s
Shnrry. rry.,,..,..,,,...,, ,.........,,,....,..E IL
jIurlGr,,,,....,,., ....,.,,,,,.,..,,.,,,
k!s,. n,: :,,. H., ] mi; ,;;o. y
,vas n,,,rr,"f, IL r,s,,i,nl M fniIntra, '''''
sT,s,,s'. "as ".".s.' '''cH'''se" ne ''''o"a' -,
~ rHt"'"h'''''':F''' 's''''-''-'..+''' '''tsss''Ana
naricr..... 80. " ]
a1r. WiIlIunsnns no11,!trntion WIS i,n,le unn,t-
ttpol1s ntf1 thr El.n1r ta,ttl urnn rho Cuflvrll.
ton 10 procccd 10 tic cioco Of canaklntss for
Etrrtrr.
IherG r wGro tn9n PIT n tao.m,nGth'n Deputy.
!tAncl1utt, Ernest ilnntnc!' nid Ca'A'te X.
a'ntsni !aa,i,.,. ,,u.,o .,,, ,,,a,,r,,, .ur,..
a's t a"'ii tSr te L. Man nfase a III sas ani T.
h'eiu'i Waa totiowt1! ey thcifs hni ttEer:
~ t!lttFis'dl lftlIot was tllan tlknn with tho
fnlInrins result:
M.S MNre.ss'S III
ii"ml,ctl. '''''''..
iirnEn '''''' ~
nntsni, i;
t,,ttnr
j,",,,,,.r II
if.t,,i ''''''+t't''''''''''''' '''''''''''''fS
rI," tlra3 r.nt,i t,.iint .vns s,r;,r i,y;r,
nm rcs,,it .r". % "r,.n,,,ni ,h.n ri'ir, W,r,'
.,nr,,nT t,,.nr % +, W,,,,,. ,no i!is,hti, t,,1 ~"
III. ss.,ti1 Ea,,,atn, ~ ti t:tas itr,,, -, ~
% "s,n ti,,,,a tha a,."ti' @ ,.t NIL, W. y.
n iMlr ifsrl" t,"rb mn,i liz E,n,rtr".,ti, 1V.rI
III tn sy,rn thtnt, 't Ti,t. un"tt, th,'m, it
IN 1ma an aT,t fe ,r ti,ss", .t.,.tn ,mo., Is %
III. WnnrS .,n,n ~ +tn ~ n1hsui,a. ~ ,, ~ = @
~ i,,nJ ""n'''""a' "'u IL "'a
e"r"na."S.ss ~. @ @ ,,,., .,' e. 49,, r,a,, ,, Il,
,,,.e H., ,mt .'S ~. ~ sn @ & t ntiu *
IL ti,Ir ~ thua t 1',p H. ,ii. @ s @s.tstu!a!
,,.t W. ~. % sn ,,, s, H''S ii ,
ii ;sr II "t".I T., ri1,,TIiv ist.,,, II % III ,i,.
l!es ot tho s'il!ce: nnA 10 further p!,alses him
se, ~ "nth 1of 1he c1ect1oh oI INC
e'!rne ns! ,t."tMuTtnM '".h.i. ., .,
I'LL r ~ tnttcnt'oa '"eh l'"ceeact' ~ olne ho"'"
""'lo" ~
EtEH1s Of THE EfiIt.ttFr r1UtlT.
, 1880-10-06

A gcntlaEnnr's y smoke, tho llIch,uonu Straight
Cut No, !. They hayQ 10 e4uul
, 1880-10-06

Ask for Richmond GcW Cigarettes. They arc
thu pMrGN III the land.
, 1880-10-06

THE rNfKnO, HEta!ssA 4, WAl19AW,
5lr. 4. i. Hopkins, itecetyer Of tho Tnes!o,
pcUriA s. WarsAW aRllroutl CUtup4uy, filed re-
ports ycsfortluy for the months OF Muy. Jluu,
Jnly, August, und September, which arc In briof
rs follows:
, 1880-10-06

formal bant was ordered lsoforo tho result
ncarly nlI In Tho interest ot Kirk 'lnw.s.
=, Mr.. Ehirlcy r1arctl to inhke tho nomination ot
Mr.. tfAwcs unanimous.
"Rea1lntinn [tiIrkc Objected.
The Secretary nnnN,incct1 tho vote. hs follows:
": u. hinR.*. 'f:!s
MllllhttaNti., ....s.. ...,s.s..+..,,.+s....... I
!iHHlI.. ....,........"......-.
!!trlMr .......'.''''....'''.......
ttRWlhT1t.. ,....t.s..Ast.. !
tns:lon was i1'a;io to n,nkc tho Illumination
Nt1anianutsH, an1 1t was st, 0rlcrut, there being
only hnlf- lf-H-iIDzcn ds*cnttcnts.
1trtna,r lixon H'nvr.i " make tho Montntlnu
* Willinm % T.. KtnK ,,f.n,,,m6!!s @ ~ Ihn Cnnys,,.
In tho storm af tllsapprn'Atlon.
proceed to ballot for candidate from tho North
ANTHONY.
The Chair ruled tho motion ont nt orttcr. and
thu aees'n'l fortnnl ballot wns ordered llcforu
Ghnnac. mostly in fasnr nf AnihtIns.
Thu Secretary read the result rs fn,lows:
;;;htht!!y. .,............... ......"......" ."ln
Il. hlfig....'... .,.....'..'...''''...".. -
The nomination II ill., 1ntdony va. ads
unanimous.
Tho third bnllot wis then ordered. At the
conclusion Uf tho t,til TIM delegates began 10
ettnnpO OVER. snosliy tn GenrEe Gardner. an
whun thry Kot through tho Secretary announced
tho result liz fo.ews:
&tnrtliHr. l6J
unfce ...,...
~ MMitiiMtNsa' ;,
IutnH!. s...s......+..t,.s...". !!
y. "; Nisi1...'''''''' ''..'..'.'''*..'..'..''."'
t!Hrn... ...''.. ......s...'.'.s'.
sir. unrinsr's i,.,li,tuasinn tTns ir,,o hmm.
nn,s. nnsl fourth lMtilnt wis nst1crct l,llranH
tho Gull II. n. Ringer nntffits! the city delegates
ti1nt they owed something TO the country.
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Calm Review Of IN. Nuw lotk Election.
do not see amy IorW cause sufficient /
to account for the los, of this state and /
oithc victory. /, /, easy enough to say. /
.'lf New York city had Given $4,000 or /
Gj.OOD. as wa, cNpcct,d we should have
won the lay." l}u. this is only another
form uf saving. "lf the city ot Ncw
y orl had not felt the influence that else
where diminished the Democratic vote,
Hancock would have been elected !!
ID WAS obvious fros the outset Of the
canvas, that the hN.t hope of the kcpub-
uuu, would bo found iu the confidence
ic't by capital aud trade i'm their iiun-
ylul and tarid policy. uot iu the dj,uu>t
ct those great aui respectable interests
towards a change ll the administration
OF the Federal goyyrum .ut. But SO it
turned ont for after trying all the old
"a pirauts and appeals, the Republican
leaders found these ineffective and then
ttoy changed front and with signal ahil-
Try put us on the defensive before the
business men of the North
We did the same thing in 1856, and
thus elected Buchanan Pierce was elect
al over Scott in 1852 by similar tactic.
Harrison beat Van Burcn in iSljhy the
same means.
i is absurd. ! think, to put the defeat
up the head ot Jutm Kelly The Demo
cratic los, in maioritiy, iu this city was
relatively loss than in }ruoklyn-whcrc
kelly is powCrlcsS and lildcn potential.
In the adjoining county of West Ches-
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1881.
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As a purifier ot the b ood Ayers Sar.aI a.
rilla has no cqual 1t worderlully improves
he complexion, ard brings to young and
old the bloom # health.
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friend advise that person suffering from any
urinary trouble to use DAYS Kidney Pad
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Hhis shows a decrease Of about per
cent during the year OF the tonnage
employed in the whale fisheries in 1881
nearly 90 per cent belongs to New Bed
ford
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r9scE. I0n1 IoEIlN. Tons.
Cod and mackerel 2.57l 1855 2,323 7G,539
Whaic i,heIie, l.j HOOPS IA 3S,4uo
The amount of tonnage employed in
the cod and mackoreI fisheries, with the
per ceutm OF each State, is a- follows:
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who always take advantage OF the good y.H,t.' me
IN king money that are offered gruerwh ' ''h
wealthy, while those who do not imp. ' '.,,1
chances remain In poverty. We want many ".i l1-
boys and girls 10 work for us right IN lht' ss
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-07-28
Tribute of ReSpect.

"iewam lroqu0is irioe' NO. -, L. W. n
NJ, hlifilntown, BUCK hooh' 10 o'eeP' VI
D. u ooS.
WHEREAS, Inc Great hshe na"'oH mas
seen mt IN HIS Providence 10 remove from
our iorss'' oui "eii oe'o,'p n Dr. C,;IN
Sachem JACOB GiVLkR, OF hehoNoI ohntoh
county, "a, Ihereiore, De l,
fe'ored' lhat WINE we %" III sno'iiis-
SION 10 this uispehsa'ion vi 'ho prea' pm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-07-28
AMENDMENTS

The Republican County Comuittee, at its
meeting of June 10, 1876, proposed an
amendment to the first article Of the sys-
TEN, .sLimifing The tune Of announcement Of
candidates 10 TWO WEEKS instead Of FOUR
WEEKS prror 10 the Primary Elections" and
submitted the amendment TO vote of the
party at the Primary Election held August
10. 1876. At the Convention of Return
Judges, held August 81. 1876, the Chairman
ut the Convention, W. {. Laird, announced
the vote on the question OF amendment to
be: For amendment, 637 Against amend
nent, l72.
At the Primary Election held August .,
1879, the following three amendments were
adopted by an almost unanimous vote of
the party:
LIST. That the Representative Delegate and
Senatorial Conferee be voted for and elect
ed at the Primary Election.
2nd. That the Return Judges and Clerks
shall be sworn, according to the general
election laws, before receiving any votes at
the Primary Election, that they VIII honest
iy and faithfully discharge the duties de-
Solying upon said officers.
3rd. That the Chairman of the County
Committee be voted for and elected at the
Primary Election.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-07-28
Republican Primary System.

The following is the system under which
Republican Primary Elections are held:
First. The candidates for the several Of
fees shall have their names announced in
one or more Of the Republican county pa
pers at least four weeks previous TO the p-i-
mary meetings, stating the office, and sub
ject TO the acton of said primary meeting.
Second. The rOfers responding 10 Republic
can principles in each township or borough
shall meet on Saturday, July 81. 1880. at
the usual place of holding the spring cleo
tion, al O'Clock p. NJ, and proceed to elect
one person for Judge and two persons for
Clerks, VINO shall form a bosrd TO receive
votes and determine who are the proper per
sons TO vote, and shall hold the polls open
until Z O'Clock P. NJ. After the polls are
opened the candidates announced as afore-
said shall be halloied for; the name of each
person voting shall be written on a list at
the time of voting, no person being allowed
70 vote more than once for each Office.
Third. After the polls are closed the
board shall proceed TO count the votes that
each candidate received, and make out the
returns accordinglr, to be certified TO by
the Judge and attested by the Clerks.
Fourth. The Judge (or one of the Clerks
appointed by the Jndge) of the respective
election districts shall meet at the Court
House in Miffiintown. on Monday following
the primary meetings, at l O'Clock p. NJ.
having the returns and list of the voters.
and count the votes, and the person having
the highest number uf votes for any office
shall be declared the regular nominee of the
Republican party.
Fifth. If any two or more persons have
an equal number of votes for the same OIL
fee, the Judges shall proceed TO ballot for
its choice, the person having the highest
number OF vetes 10 be the nominee.
Sirth. The Return Judges shall be COM
petent 70 reject, 10y majority, the returns
from any election district where there Is
evidence Of iraud. either in the returns, or
otherwise, 10 the srfeEt Of the frauds COM
rliifed.
Sereath. No person shall. BE- permit ted to
vote b. proxies.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-07-28
COMMUNICAT

Editor Sentinel and Republican-Dear Sir,
propose that every candidate for the Leg
islature should be required before the nom
ination to give a pledge TO the people, that
is. TO the taxpayers and voters that If he
be chosen and elected to the House of the
peoples representatives, that he Will use MS
best abilities 70 have a law passed to so
amend the Constitution of Pennsylvania as
to reduce the number of members t" lOO,
and the Senate to 80, as it used to be. Why
shall the people be taxed to keep up stand
ing army of PSI members, at $40 per day,
when one-half the number can make all the
laws required, and at one-half the per diem
allowance. In round numbers the State
debt is about twenty million dollars. Should
we not learn economy 1t is never too late
20 do good. l wish this subject to be in-
troduced into the fall campaign by both
parties.
Two hundred and fifty representatives. al
$40 per day each, makes 81 2,5OO.OO per day.
This amount for 100 days or l2o days, ana
some sessions exceed this. 1t consumes
money pretty fast. Some citizens think
they are not taxed, since the State tax mas
been taken off real estate, but in this they
are mistaken, for the tax is put on corpora
tions. Well, let us see how TINS "orhS'
The State taxes the corporations, ana 'ne
corporations tax the people. For instance
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company auu
rate on freight over and above what thes
would otherwise charge, so as TO cover 'niS
tax. Thus the farmer might get TWO Oh
three cents per brshel more for his whea' II
there were no State tax on said corPoration'
and so with everything they carry, ana even
on passengers. Now let us learn economy
and dispense with this army of members III
the Legislature, and amend the Cons'i'u'io"
to that effect.
Respectfully submitted By
TACITUS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-07-28

The Democracy are holding up their
hands and shouting, "Don't, don't say
ANYTHING untrue about Hancock" and
in the next breath they tell all kinds OF
stories against Garfield. But lies, like
chickens, you know, 60 home to roost
The De- Golyer story, and the Credit
Mobiiier story, and the Back Pay story
will all fnd their way back as chickens
do to roost on the Democratic party
who wove them into a false construc-
tion, into net work of stories, and then
as in every such case, the recoil will be
against the Democracy. Justice Swayne
has already nailed the lie in the De-
Golyer case. He says that it never has
been before the Supreme Court, and
that he never delivered an opinion in it
in which MIR. Garfield figured.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-07-28
Republican Committee Meeting,

Under regular call by the Chairman,
the Republican County Committee met a,
WiIl's hotel on Saturday, June 10, 1880
and appointed time for holding the Pri
mary Election and Convention.
The Primary Election for the nomination
of candidates will be held on
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1880,
and the Convention of Return Judges will
meet in the Court House in Miffiintown on
MONDAY, AUGUST ., 1880.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-07-28

T,cr-us is a most worthy citizen. MS
life has not been failure; he mas oee.
strong pillar of the State, in that ne ',' nAs
been large taxpayer. The men VINO save
their money, and so invest it that IL DC
comes taxable, are the people from "hoih
the State, county, and township gets i''
support. They keep up the roaaS' '
keep up the schools, they keep the pour
The suggestions of Tacitus' as express. :, -
the above communication, are "oi'"s y
consideration. The new Constitution u
the State, as adopted, doubtless has nun M
Der of meritorious clauses in it, ou' 'ho
doubling of the Legislative dis'ric's 0A"'N
be classed among them En-.
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Jury List.

List Of Grand Jurors drawn on ih,
24th day of July, 1880, for September
term, 1880.
Alexander Bruce, Fayette.
Burchfeld Lewis, Milford.
Boggs Alexander, Lack.
Beale d. p, Tuscarora.
Cargill Cyrus, Greenwood.
Ginger John, Susquehcnna.
Diffendarfer Peter, Port ROYAL
Grey Robert, Tuscurora.
Gruver W. P. Spruce iliII
Goshen George, Patterson.
Hains Thomas. Bale.
Kyle james. Walker
Kennedy Dennis, Lack.
Lebo d NJ. Por, Royal.
Light Levi, Susquehanna.
LAIRD Joseph Il Tuscarori.
McCullOch David, Port RoyaI.
Minium Harrison, Greenwood.
SIeber J John, Walker.
Shellenberger Enoch, Fayette
Trego Peter, Fayeite-
Tennis Z. A Thompsontown.
Thomas Jacob s. Miffirntown
Wilson &. w. Patterson.
List of Petit Jurors drawn on the
the Oath day of July 1880, for Septem
Der term of court 1880.
Anderson A. s., Tuscarcra.
9eale Joshua. ("
Bair Jacob, Beale.
Branthopper VIM, Delaware,
Briggs Jackson. Walker.
Brent Joseph, Fermanagh.
Carwell Thomas. Delaware.
Frey John,
Guss Ephraim, Milford.
Guyer David, Delaware.
Graham S. A, Spruce Hill
Henderson George, Patterson.
Horning Elias, Fermanagh.
Howe John N, Miifiintown.
Hench Cyrus, Patterson.
Iscnberger Wm., Por, Royal.
Kerchner Seth F., Walker.
Kepler s. Miller ThompsontOvD.
Kinzer Samuel, Fayette.
Kelly Thomas, Lack.
Long Henry,
McMullen James, Tuscarora.
Milliken VIM. A., g.
McCulloch, S. t., Milford.
McNemarra John, Patterson.
Motzer John, Walker.
Poffenberger Wm., Fermanagh-
Page George, Monroe.
Reight Frederick, Fayette.
Reynolds Wm.,
Rhine John, Lack
Rice William, Spruce Hill.
Stewart Neal, Tuscarora.
Thompson John, Patterson.
Weidman Eli, Fayette.
Walton John, Spruce Hill.
Zeiders Harrison Greenwood.