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tAiHAtA ~ A.. - y ~ $50 ~ y AAAa
FMMITTsBURG RATIROAD

Trains south viii leave Emmittshury al -tg,.t
lois A. N and 2 ~ aud Cos =. " and arsiys /,
Rocky Ridge At ~ and tntt 4. ~ andalha1ifs
T. Trains North Will leave Hucky HIlrc Al K.
aud los s. ~, aud 22l aud o55 T. " s8d Ar,
~ Emmiiubuw 81 aud rs A. v and 3td N
gEP ~
HatriunuE AMI CtNnEnltsn VAllyY d r..
Trains s1uuh leave Wsyucsb1ro ono a. d.. arfi..
sud 90 D. TO- arriving ~ EiVvmuui a. q tla m An
2u1 and zap M. Trains North leave Hisgtan,li Al
~ ~ a. m. and 1is and - M aud arFira Il
MayntsioTu AZ ~ ~. 40 and 40 b. "a
FhEpEuicK pINptoN rENNsYLvANTAR -Trsls.
faf Frederick Will leave Junction az SOD aBl ~
~ and - "a, and go T. ~
Trains for York TancytoWn and iiilesi0un lYsgf
junction AZ y. "a o in. and s ihp IA
Through Car iof Frederick leaves na'umoratt
! ", aad leaves Frederick flr Ealiimofr At ~
An
Through cars fr Hanover anh Gritysbnrr ana
points on the ~ u. and q Y. H. leave ialhmo5
~ $40 a. nj. and i = IN. Train leaving lIiitB Ell
tl1p M. makes connection ~ Enofy GFUyl "a
Wo,alrushure Miller and intermediate stations a.
II J. II And U kK
Train leaving mlllrn RttIa y N. s,GI,g only al Al,
liugtgu. Mount Hops, rkasNiur Guiue, ME-
Rsisturiown, Westminster. New Wiuds1r ard IA.
iiuns west a. Mlniamspau
Train leaving Wllliamspeu at Gu1H rs .t1gs .
aioyr and ~ Highland i'afk All other t5liHs 40
al an stations
stree, car. baltimore and Gay Street line at s5,.
nrI q Gay and Exeter streets pA'a v,hiu a slu1ft
Of illlicu station.
oricfs f9r naerarc call, can BE- len a. TisLtni
Gee, North last corner 81 Halutaora and Sofh
stfetts
a. Baltimore time is given al all stations
J VI. HOOD, Geni MANAGE
jn 70 II u, GGis~OLp. deif1 Tickr' Agent
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STATE MUTUAL
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
OF CARROLL COUNTY.
INCORPORATED 1879.
Home Office, Westminster, Md.

OFFICERS.
JESSE REIFSNIDER, President.
GRANVILLE S. HAINES, Vice President.
Dir. GEO. S. YINGLING, Secretary.
GEORGE r. GEHR, Treasurer,
CHAS. 4. REIFSNIDER, Counsellor.
DR. J. G, KELLER, Medical Director,
DoAnD OF TRusrgEs Jesse Reiishider,
Treasurer Westminster Savings Institution
Granville S, Haines, President First National
Bank OF Westminster; Joshua Yingling, Vice
President First National Bank Of Westmin.
sler; Philip II. L. Myers, President Dug Hill
Fire Insurance Company Juo, L. Reifsnider,
President Westminster Gas Light Company
Andrew N. Stephan, Hardware Merchant;
George II. Gehr, Cashier First National Bank
Of Westminster; Chas. I. Reifsnider, Attor-
ney at Law; Josiah G.. Keller, Physician, 50
n. Green Street, Baltimore, Nd; George S,
Yingling, NJ D., General Insurance Agent.
A PURELY MUTUAL BENEFIT AS
"a ISOLATION, for the protection of its
members in case OF death, from any cause (;
sure indemnity, at reasonable expense, and
free from the many technical conditions OF
life insurance policies. We have no stock
holders to absorb the profits, but all share
and share alike; and its affairs are managed
by practical business men in the interests Of
its members. Any persca ofsound mind and
body, male or feiaalej between the ages of
10 and 20, may secure TO themselves Ger
tiGoate of Membership under either of the
classes corresponding to their ages, but a
thorough Medical Examination will be re.
luired in every case before Certificate will
be issued A circular, giving plans, rates
and other information, can be had by calling
al the Office Of the Association, or viii be sent
to any one by mail Address;
DR. GEO. S. YINGLING, See'y.
may Westminster, Nd.
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STATIONS


Going East, Will leave Union hfldgu flr nslflrs,.
aud intermediate stations AZ 6,ia a ID. afspu ~
Westminster Al as a IA and al T. m G6lurgri
sill leave baltimore fuF Union hgidgc and M,
mediate stations ~ =, q. N. aud 2D0 D. M and NJ.
minister ~ % A. a. ~ and 10 .. 10.
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CHANGE or TINE.
Western Maryland Railroad


ON aud after Sunday, July 4. Isso
~ Trims will run over this road rs iollove
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STATIONS

Observation-Disclosures RuSNiNg VEST.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-08-07

A FAMILY School for Young Ladies and
IA Gentlemen, limited to about Thirty
Pupils. The course includes Thorough,
Practical, English Education, with FocaI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
yin 0aS 0eutlhe Bublifunl,

Der Scranton 5urnperein ma6t
blernrlt betannt, bab bonn l. 0Sember
an unter Der Seitung bes Surnlebrers
arnolO Suber Elm neucr 9ebr Gurius
be8lnnt, ipel9er 6 Ntonate bauert. Bel
% Gents monatIi6er 9orausbs,abluno.
GItern ipel6e ibre &inoer IenSen mol.
len, baben ii3 beim S6riftipart pes
StrslnS, 3l5 Penn stpenue, su meTs.;,
unS bort GintrittStarteu .n is;s ,,;sr ~"
es ~'t0 fernst buraHf oafmcrfiam
9emadt 6aB Die Surnabunoen bierna6
I'M Se'iein eines @ereinsmitSIicSes itott.
tIneen, iueldeS ben Turnipart in SImf.
re3terbaltunS Der Orbnuna unteritiibsu
tho n nur 'o9uleln ober 3beIinosn ben
Satr'tt CUR SaIIe Seitatten iUirp.
SIN Auftrag oeS 8ereins,
5. Z. SabrenbpIt.
S6riftipart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02

Yer Sertebr auf benz &anaI in
our3 Sas falte g9ettsr gans uner,portet
unterbrpben pproen.
Sir 9ibertp Sale ipurS. ,,,,tr..,
Spe3iaIpOIisiiten srnc,,nt '" "''9''''
- %o.aesOals bat ii6 lest cine ipei.
ssre 9ampfipribe ansci6aift, bic i'm
No. 3 SpriBcnbauie mterge6radt pirb,
lobalo oanelbe entipredeno perarbbert
iporeen lit. Die neue 1T cine Siisbp
SpriBe.
Sr. 6. 0eriIineer bat in ggbite
Wiills nabe feiner @Iasfabrif cine ae.
ydrlmI8e. SaIe fur ben 0ebraub Teiner
grbeiter einridten IaiIen uno Sieielbe
ipuroe borlgen Oiittipo6 nit entIpredens
ben 5eierIi6teiten srbffust.
= 9urtree, Der ipescn 9SStuna iei.
mes S9paSers Sboule in cem Soones.
bale 8efdnSnib fist, ipiro in Der Sc.
rtdtStBun8 eielsn Wlonat elm 8erbbr
3u beit!ben baben.
-Sn ben Gebiroen gennIpIbo.
MEMS febIt eS ni6t an mandem giben.
teuer nit Barren uno ancerem g9lIb.
ebenio ipenis febIt es an tiibtiaen Sd.
germ une-Sdserimen. Webr ala Elm
lun8es Ntdoden bat iib in neuerer
3ett duf Der SasS i'm 9ampf init g6.
rem gSlIofdsen uno 9udIen berpcroe.
than I'M Sanbe 9ennIpIpanien. Sas
neusite SaSosgIbenteuer lit Sas. mel.
Dies cine 9ImaSone in bieIem 6puntb
NIT einem oiri9 beitanb. Die Slelein
oeneIbeL Sottie Merriq, bic Isidbrioe
Io9ter eineS 5alIen. SteQers unb Sd.
gers, 1T ielber cine fiibne sSiaerin. bic
ss I'M 8ueern unb auf Der S6r,n. Saoo |
NIT ieeem Wiam aufnimmt. Siir,It6 |
tubr te IN eInem Iei6ten 9abu iber |
etnen STE, an peIdem ibrc s,eimatb
lte8t, aIs tic einen 0irIb i'm 0aiier |
idipimmen fab, ben Sunoe berein ae.
la9t batten. Sic I6ob auf ibn, Itreiite
absr nur ieincn 8iiden; bic idmsr,.
bate Wunoe berieBte Sas Tbier in
gSutb, eS itieb ne6 benz aabn une ;er.
trtimmertc benielben, uno lRih QSttis
Ssfano iid i'm g8aiier aeben Sem mil.
tbenben IbieT, 9tls quite Sflpimmeriu
aber selanS eS ibr, ben SirIdj am Gies
Ipeib ;u faien une ibn our6 einen St6
mt ibrem ibarfel g8ai6mellsr in BEN
Jtaden iu tbotep. 1am ibpamm lie
ans utsE nabm einen anoeren &abn
ine holte bic Scute ans 9ano, bic 275
stune nos. Dies 1T Der a6bsbnts
p'Ti@, ben SRI, @srria srIs0t bat, !
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
Sife Oentidler 8riefe

msI9e am bOrisen 6reitas ais ni6t
abSebOlt anse;eist parcn:
9briitrf Slirr. eafcb grir,
Gdul. GIiingsr, 6,ep Ora
sn GnhlF A'sin Gsa Srrman,
Wars S6usl, Gbas' Snm ir
9cbn gSasrtr.
Srlefe fir na6itebenbe gerIonen Be.
taneen ii6 gcitern in Der Scranton Bot
Slitce. Seim sIbbUIen sebe man ben
Datum an:
W., ". p SsarnrtC g. y. @anerI,
emma Shnes, Gbas S6arSnno
= 8sniirblrr, 6jtc. Scrid $50"
gsItr \. MolaL Gli;abab pbiaips,
Se S.lt. Selhn e ppiuips, erb. Oupgris.
G'rp G6blsp GipttIieb TIsbsr
o't'' Slspb Jcbn Cyan.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
Gtabtrdtb.

Der Common Council bieIt al
Samitae SIbenO feline reseImdbioe Der
fammIung unter bem 8oriiB BON 9raIi
bent Race.
Sr. g. q. Smith Iegte eine gerorb
nung Dor fir ben 9au eines Saupt,
iefpers i'm 3ipeiten 9iItritt. Bum Orud
beoroert.
9erielbe Serr ertldrte, nur fur biz
SBsnsperoromlns eeitimmt ;u baben,
nm einen glntra9 auf gSieoereripdgung
! itellen Su tDnnen, uno er tbue bies biers
NIT ieBt. 9ta6 Ginger Debate ents
i6ieo Der YrGiioent, baB Die fragIihe
Seroronun9 bUr6 8erweiiun9 all ben
Select Council auBerbaIb benz Serei6
hes Common Councils iei.
Webrere erbetene 9tbdnoeruneen in
SteuCrlmlaeen puroen oem Suitdnoisen
Gommitte su9eiuisien.
Ser 9telolutiOn oes Select Council
edB Der SSeGerin9enieur ermGbti9t iei,
&eparaturen AM 5ranflin SpriBenbauI,
pornebmen ;u lahen uno elm SpcaI fiir
bic Sano=insSan Company su miethen,
t9uroe beigeitimmt, ebenio benz Gpntratl
nit q. u. @lart fir 9ieferung bon
SobIen gu sl.8O Die Come.
Oas semtini6aftIi6e committee,
oeiien 4fIi6t es mar, TeIepbon. Statips
nen fir goliSei unp sSeueripebr feISu.
ieBen, beri6tete, baB eS an foIgenSen
Orten Stationen empiOblen babe:
Sir bic YoIjci = Central Station, |
Chefs 8pbnune, GebaritraBe, l9. poer |
6. 9Sarb, Spoe .gart uno gropioence.
SIR baS 6euerbepartement
Griter Diitritt - 2cssett's Greet
S6adt, 2ibertp SpriBenbaus, 9bnnep |
SpriBenbauS, Strmpn's BREEDER.
,3Weiter Diitrift - 5ano in. oane
5prtBenbaus, Otount 9IeaIant Quft.
9a6t, 5rantIin SpriBenbaus, @pIum.
'ia S6Iuu6pasenbaus.
9ritter Diitritt - 9tab 9lug Spri.
'enbaus, GrpitaI SpriBsnbaus, 8eliei
5priBenbauS, 0idion @erfen.
8ierter 0iitritt - Nrptune SpribeRs
'aus uno 9lalt 6urnace.
Der Staotratb bebdIt iib Sas 2efi
or, bic StatiOnen mad 9eoiirfnib i'll
nbern. Der Seridt wurbe bann an.
enpmmen.
6olsenbe 9le&nun9en ipurSen bisrauf
erleien
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z buls Scb6rSc.

Cine berta9te SiBmg 6ieIer 8ebDrSe
ipurHe Vipntag 9tbeno unter oem Dor.
| itB bon 9rdiipent 6uaer abgcbaIten.
Serr 9Seinihcnf berihtete Al @uns
item Der GnidaifunS Der 9arnes 4uIte.
uno wurce Der Seri6t angenommen,
leber mebrere aHbere He6mInoen
wuroe Serfiisun9 setrOifen.
". Y. 0unt gab cine ldnaere GrfIG.
run8 ab iiber ein5n Gbed BON $40, peIs
den CT al ben S6uIratb Z. Ifabpn
8eianet, mas 70 ausseIegt ipurSe. aIs
babe er bieien tuscnObaften 8pItsre.
prdlsntanten beIte6cn noIlen, iuenio.
items bate cine Der Somtags;eitunosu
bic SADIE III biciem Sibte beIeubtet
99er ben redtsSeIebrten 9uperman Der
6. gSar6 tennt, peib, baB cine ioI6e
glnnabme abiuro 1T - ncin, uid,t iir
cine OtIlItOn Dollars Iiebe Iid 8atiep
in ir8enb elmer 6raSc beeiniluiIen, mo
eS ii6 UNI bas g9pbI Der StaSt pber
SilrBerf6aft banbeIt, peIdem er Iein
Seben Su iDsiben bereit lit. oerr s,unt
alio ertIdrte, baB er WRabpn oebeten
bate, bic anbereu S6ulrdtbe ein,ulo.
ben, ieinen Store su beIuten, UNI ii6
bort bic Sortbeilt Scr BON Sunt reprd.
lentIrten 9eSapparate ertlGrsn III Iai.
len, unS fir oieie Mtabe babe er ibn
our9 BEN Gbed entihdeiaen nplen
0os ut gllItS. Die 9lnseIeaenbeit
Ibien ben iibrisen Ssrren trSs aleSsm
ntbt 9anS tIar uro es purbe Elm Gpmite
bon 5iinfen ernamt, (g9ormIer 5uq
9aotS, 0tdion uno Sarriion), UNI bic
sadie Su umteriu6en, ipie aud ;uoIeib
bic Sebauptung oeS guIt g(oSnten
9oos, oab ctni8e Der MitslisSer ScS
S6uIratbs fduiIi6 ieien.
gta9itebenbe 0tcfnunssn ipurSen oe.
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Sujerne Spuntb.
0SilfrSbarre Ofadrid,teu

- Ge8eniiber benz S6uIbaus an
Sancod Strabc brauntsn pOrisen Ulitts
ipo9 Abeno Sipei 98obnsebduee nsbIt
SnPalt tbeiIweiie nisber, Die BON
NIpin8itOn unO SeoppIO S6IeIlinaer be.
pObnt naren. Oas 5eusr cntitanS
bur9 stnen befetten 9amin.
= IS pirO bier bon oeipiiIsr eeite
bePauptet, eab aus Der Druderei SeS
9rn. sanemefcr in nd6iter .8eit elm
oonntaesblatt in ensIii6sr Sprade
btrborseben ioa.
Sn 9tanticote fpirb am tonmen.
ben Sonntase cine pOInii6s rSmiI6.
atRoIii4s Sir4s eiusstpeibt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-12-02
3ittetpm.

- Orei Snaben muBten am gPitt.
nod ons Ser8niisen bes SdIittIbub.
laItenS auf oem 9onaI beinabe nit benz
Seben beiabIen. Sur seitiae 0alfe ret.
tete oIe Sermegenen unS Iic famen iar
o'esmaI NIT einem toItsn Babe eauOn.
9tu8 in @ittftOn bat bic cisernte
bereitS beaonnen.
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&ermiiehte SpfaI.S,crir,te f.

sa5> 99ir per6en nunmebr un,er,r
sniel9e' 'Sun6en bic 9le6nunsen fir Die
bersdn8cnen brei Wlonate Sentsn,s
Der bis DECEMBER - suicnSen, imS bpf.
zen auf PrOmpte Seridii6tisuns.
aaum iit bic 9rdiiSentenipobI
1lorilber, 10 Beginner Die gOIititer id5pn
'pebI aussupsrfsn,
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SScr9c1t nicbt,

eab man itefBeit bic btttn 9pribdls brinl
aanfsr 5aifrn- unp g4aHpubrsn S6mud.
a9sn, SiltfrpdarGn ,r. bti
Sree emau
trbaIifn tann. Gin 9rpbrr unp tlsganitr Dor.
rnib otr illngltfn Wiultrr auf bic lplieetr gIrt
Strisrtigt frrtpdbrsnp vprritbig; ais ptr.
faufirn gIrtiiel wtrprn gardntirt
Ncparhtnren an ubrrn unb Suwslsu
pire iPGitlIs glufmGrfinmItit srtbsilt.
Sm StCre Wtrb OtutGtt at
prpben. Is. gS, ErccntdI,
1875 gGdapanna 9lp. galleY SauS 8lpd.
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Renniyl9anih Spblcn CO.'S Gts
fcubdhtt

gnlSbt Ourmprr fir sairlts s 25 llbr Nlpr
ms II. llbr Nl6mttdgs uns icmmt an in
lwlep I'm 105 llbr Mprgsns uue llbr
NahmittaJs. SerIdbi Saplrp fir Tuns
more 7.4O VcrmittdgS unb 2 llbr
Rnhmittdgs unc fpmmt in Tunmcre an nm
9.45 gcrmtidgs uno 3.t5 Rahmittaas.
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9tIs Die 93e9uung Ser SbSe Bari
8aS Company Uerleien ipuroe, polltt
DcJiaLlp ipiiien, ner bieie Gpmpanp
iei. Gr bsbauptete, iie Iei Gin Gbeil
Der Serantou Company uno in 9(nbe.
tra6t bieies llmitanSeS iei bic 9ereds
nln8 BON $50 baS Sabr per 2ampe
cine Shma6, ou nit lebterer Die 8ers
9ltln8 fir iece 9ampe auf S22 feItoes
ieBt lei. Sine ioI6e 3etnuno piiroe
nie nit iciner 3uitimmung pdiiiren.
Serr Slrtpatrid antiportete, Die s1pSe
Bari Gas Company babe einitmaIs
erlitirt, lei aber bon Der scranton Gas
Company dufBcfnuft wproen. Die
Serehnung BON $50 per Sampe fei oe.
map eines alten 9ontrattes, Der in etipa
einem Sabre uuSIaufe, mo bic StaOt
mtIne Die 8ednunS b:SabIen, unp wenn
Der leBte Sent braufBcbs. Cine Webr.
belt Der Stabtrdtbe idienen oem bod
anoerer glnlidt, nlS Der frei9iebioe Soerr
Sirtpatrtd, uno bic Hednuna tpurbe
NIT Sebn 9e9en iieben Stimmen einem
SpeSiaIsGommi.tce iibsrnieien.
Serr Smith, Dem feline GonItitucnten
8ebbrl8 Su Sctbe 8eBnnscn Su iein ibel.
nen, brabte cine JteiOIution elm, iuelde
bic SBensperoronung bonn Select @uuns
ell SurtldUerlanst bod ipuroe Der 2lns
tra8 NIT spDIf 9e9en filnf Stimmcn
aut ben Sllb 9sle8t. Scrta9t.
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SSarrruuo

Che Sbr Or. ausuit 95nis's Soms
burser SanliIiens Dleci;inen fault, Iakt
eu9 bon Gurem 9lpotbefer pser S6nc.
Ter bic Gamens' llntsri6rift bon b.
Y o8slsr & Go. seisen, bamit Sbr
n'9t Ourb i4Ie4te 9la9ubmanssn bs,
!rpaen ipsrett,
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SGDinbiIdtiger.
Sur Sea6tuna.

StR'stn hurb ben srpstn GrtuIa, rtld,er
ll1 etr pam kurasr 9ruiftbtt ypn
or. Iu9uit aSnis, prrmGas lriutr q IN.
tun6sfrnIi in ben ganisn gntiniafsn Staatsr
srunaen bat Strindrn gspiiIrlritn Wtnihrn
etnleletn na6luabmsn une ben qrufta itbIscts
3ulammtnlsBuuarn in dbnlihsr 8trpsduro
NM efnltIbfn 0jsbrauts. &upsilunatH on,ns
lbTinOsln. Seit auf Gmsr Out! S"-
., or, uaEn Geuis'e 9amburaer
Srulttbss pire nur In Srioinais p1drirr
gr.tS % Gents, cher fiini Vadeis 81 strranft
" III allen Apcibften gu baten pesr ipi..:, rnA
Smgians sss Yrfiirs frsi sdb alien Sh,iIsg
esT %sS. Siaaisn rtrianet. Dlan osrtiliTs:
u. Sp8eler S Sp.,
Baltimore 9RS
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e'ne 9robe 2tn;obl bon 9Iamen fir
ssPrer uno GePulfen an BEN 9lbenc.
l3uIen ipurcen einberi6tet unS eas
SerjcidniB 8utBcbeBen. 2ebrer erbaI.
ten $40 per OlOnat unb 9liiiitentcn
SIG. Die llnterri6tsitmOen IinS Bon
7.3O bis llbr. 9crtast.
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Nie MrfGbrnna eines glrstee.

@dScr. gBarmt unb faIts.
Q SGper Bu itbtr SagtSstit.
Spuutass Won 10 llbr 8pr.
ittsS Sci 0cp. 9Sabl, unttr
srm fGpanun GallrY SauS.
-@arttn.SnnsprFsJms lei Gjstr. eepnarb
g9~ SIM SdubItore rer @ebr. Slid
all 9ec0ritr. iiuoet man bic beiteg8aare.
-9ls&waarsn unb Stfsn bti GOtbr. 2fanart
- gubiaden m6 Sate, 9laeS has
9eusite, i'm GIeiucn mo Groben in
8rppn'S See SiUe.
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SSaDne Spuutn

Der Sertebr auf bem &anaI lit
Sur3 Sas faIte @ettsr gang unerpartst
unterbro6en nproen.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
Tribute Of Respect.

On Sabbath, February lst, 1880, at a reg
ular meeting of Patterson Union sabbath
School, the undersigned, appointed COM
mittee to draft resolutions expressive of the
sense of the School, reported the following,
which were adopted:
WHEREAS. God in his infinite wisdom has
been pleased to remove from our midst and
from his earthly labOrs our beloved brother
and co-laborer Joha l.. Dietrick, who has
been member OF our Schoo. since its or
canization. as a tribdte of respect to the de-
ceased. therefore
Reso!red, That in the death OF John l..
Dirtrick our School has lost an active and
devoted member, and the community a
Young u,an whose integrity aud exemplary
character won for him the respect and es-
TEEN of all
ResoIred, That We tender to the relatives
and friends of oLr co-wOrker our earnest
sympathy in their bereavement, and that
we point them for consolation to a sympa-
thizing Saviour. who alone is able to give
the needed strength to bear up under this
dispensation which cometh from Him who
is too wise too err ana tvo good 10 be I'M
kind.
Rssolred, That We humbly bow to the will
of an Allwise Providence. and that in the
death of our companion We are again ad
moi:ished that III the midst Of life we are in
death. and that we should have our lamps
trimmed and burning, for in such an houi
as we think not the Son of Man cometh.
Resolred, That in testimony of respect
we owe 10 his memory. the preamble and
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Repair and Repaint
Mifiintown, Jan. II, !SS0.tf

The Pennsylvania railroad company are
building stoves for the comfort OF the snow
shevelers. The stove is 20 be fastened to
the shoveier's back while at work, and the
fuel to BE- used is charcoal. The company
have several of them ready fer use now.
The above item is from the Altoona Tn
bune of the Sd. and while the reader is yet
thinking of something warm on his back, il
may not be out Of place to say that a warm
brick placed between ones shoulders, on
the back. when on first going to bed on
cold night, is luxury that cannot be sur
passed by stove on ones back, while
shoveliug snow in snow storm. Try the
brick, if you have no chance to try the
stove on your blck.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

A REMEDY FOR DIPurHERIA.-Wm. l..
Pyle, West Goshen, tells the editor of the
Vest Chester Village Record that he has
known the following remedy to cure diph-
liberia, when there was but little hope of the
sufferer recovering : Take half teacup Of
crude coal oil. add to il three cents worth
OF gum-camphor, and heat sufficient to
melt the camphor then sEab the throat in-
side with the preparation lnA bath with the
same upon the outside of the neck, making
the application once or more an hour, ac-
cording to the severity of the disease.
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LnIIsRgED:

SPICHER-VARNES- a, ihe Lutheran
parsonage in Ne aIi>tervIlle, Jan. %, 1880,
BY Rev A. Copsuhirer, Wm. II. Spicher
and Clara ". Vsrnes, both of Delaware
township.
MAGRUDER-CASSNER-At the resi-
dence of Mr.. II. 5. Scholi, Mifiiintown, Pa
Feb. 5, 1882, by Rev. I. J SherGard, Sir.
Calvin B. Magruder, of Walker township,
ard Miss Anna Z. CasSner, of Beale town
ship, both Of Jusiata county.
May the guardian of peace and plenty
always hover around and about them, is
what The printers said when they Partook Of
the nice piece of wedding cake.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
TER NJ s..
Public Sales.

81 Michael Yoder, of Fayette
hin viii sell at public sale, at 10
- 4. n. on Thursday, February l9.
"a one horse. two cows, two yearlmg
- farming utensils, and household fur
rtare.
r.b ai.-Yost II. Yoder will sell at pub
,.s,le at the residence Of Michael Yoder
'r,ret,e township, at 10 O'Clock A N. on
T-..lar. February p, 1889, two work
- mare with foal, three-yeaf-old
=, ! cows. coming in profit; bull, four
- rounc clttle, ten sheep. five shotes.
ing indictments and household furni-
tsr.
reb sT.-John F Smith will sell at public
- At his residence in Walker township,
:. mile southeast of Centrevile, at 10
.,.,.,s A.. ". on Friday, February p, 1881,
-s,se work horses. l two-yesr-old colt. 3
,-.tinC colts. 5 cows, 5 head of young cat
a. wagons. reaper. threShing machine.
,-,in drjll and other farming implements !;
,lso household furniture.
Sheriff J. r. Kelly viii sell, at his place
# residence. in Milford township. at 9
,,,Iack a. m, on TUESDAY, MARCH ID,
,Ssa six work horses, three colts, twenty
si,bt bead Of cows aid young cattle, three
sous. forty-two Shotes and pigs. thirty-ivc
.sssp. one Wheeler trashing machine and
,-asi power. Eureka power, fodder cutter,
.irnow mill, grain Grill, reaper and mower
,opb.aed. horse rake. sled, sleigh, log sled,
..ky corn plow and cultivator, three COM
-5n eul,irsiors, two four horse wagons,
n. two horse wagon, one horse spring
,,-on. wagon ladders and bed, Yankee
harness. brides aud collars, set of black
.-li;h tools. grain cradles and scythes. sew
s-sl hundred bushels OF corn, potatoes,
e-rsd meat, apple butter, chairs, carpet, ia.
Rs. cul,boaris. stands, milch crooks, and
rrnsreus other articles. A credit of II
months will be given on sums over five dol
ls-s. On SUMS Of one hundred dollars and
v.Ezr!s the notes may be renewed, with
.,gOved security. If desirable, at the ex-
,i.ration OF the first credit of Il months.
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DIED.:

STIMMFL-On the lst inst, in Port Royal,
Mr.. BENIN Stilnmel, in the 9th year Of
his age.
MOORE-On the Sd inst, in Port Royal,
Miss Rachel Moore, daughter Of Mrs. Cath
arine Moore, in the 30th year of her age.
CALHOUN-Oa Ian. 29, 1880, Cathl-
rine Ann Calhoun, iGiant daughter OF VIII
son and Hannah Jane Calhoun, l year, 4
months and Is days.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

THE Bloomfield Tsmes of last week PUP
l;sbed the following: son Monday evening
of last week a very sad accident occurred
in the fpmily of Mr.. T. z. Hoover, residing
in Spring township, this county, By which
Mrs. Hoover lost her life. Mr.. H. was
lo,dirg his gun to shoot a hawk, ami me
ninple being illed up it would not prime.
H. then drew the shot and fixed the prinl-
ing. and again loaded it. After SO doing
h. was IN the act of hanging the gun on
hooks he kept for the purpose, when oy
some means the gun was diseharged' thc
entire load entering the side OF mrs. H.
The accident happened about : F. ni.' ana
=, ahont 3 u. NJ. death relieved her from
fu,tber suffering. Doctors Eilerman anu
Conrad were present but medical aid was
Of no avail. Mr.. Hoover was almost crdzed
nv the terrible accident, but no blame can
~. attached to him. There was no cap on
,ha cnn nor had there been any Tor some
vesks and its discharge is mystery. MIS-
II was hurried at the Frankfort Church
var, in Cumberland county. Her age was
% wears. Z months and Il days. ohe
leaves two small children.