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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23
Grand Dance.

At the Court House on Friday even
ing, October LIST, 1880. All lovers of
the dance are cordially invited 10 be
present, as q general good time is ex-
pected. The best of music will be
furnished for the occasion, and every
body will have an opportunity 10 enjoy
themselves. ~ j. OvERLEEs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23
NOTICE 70 TEACHERS.

Notice IL hereby given. that win sxamins
g easdidstss for tssshs,s Of the primary Q!
Cloud on the FIRST Saturday in the 1;ntAs Of
F~ebr1ayy. Nay Aus.st and November; At
Blae Hill on the 6rst Saturday in the months Of
LAMAR, April. July and October. At 0uide
koek. on the hirst Saturday in the months Of
March. june September and Deeeabse.
Examinations 70 commence At 3 O'clock An.
A. A. POP0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23
Land Ofics at Bloomington Neb. Aug 9th 1880

Land Office at Bloomington Neb. Aug 9th 1850.
Notice il hereby given that the followins
make final proof in support Of his claim. and So
cure anal enIry thereof. before James A. Tul-
leys, clerk Of the court Of Webster county, at
his once in Red Cloud. Neb" on Monday,
September 9th, 1880, viz:
lease Z. Durdin. nd entry 1857. for the north
east quarter Of section % town 4 north VI range
10 west. and names the following Is his witness
q to prove continuous residence upon and cul-
tivstion Of said tract, viz: Francis Hafr,ck,
william Smith. Oran Forbes and Judson Forbes
aug26sepS s. W. swrrsRa. REGISTER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23
pt30 6. w. SwITZER, Reeister.


Land Once At Bloomington Neb.. Aug. "a, 1880.
Notice l. hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention 70
make FINAL proof in support Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof before Jamcr A. Tul.
leys. clerk Of the court in Webster county 1t his
once in Red Cloud Neh. on Tuesday. Sept,
18th. 1850. viz:
Brice II. France; I'D entry No.l676 forthe s 4
N VIZ aed N rs W. Of section q town 3 n.
range 10 west. und names the following as his
witnesses to prove continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said tract. viz Edward W.
kdsOn, Edrick II. Keeney and Edward H. Foe
Of Covles. Neb. and Nervin L. Thomas Of Red
Cloud, NED.
aug2sep23 6. W. SWITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23

Miss Lyde Hale has returned to Red
Cloud and b again prepared TO do
dressmaking. Flint door wess o< Com
mercial hotel. me
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23

Live hog are worth from o3.so 10
t4J0O.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23
WANTED.

A position n teacher i'm q district
school. Will teach for q living salary.
Five years experience. Good reference
given il desired. Call on or address
me nj Red Cloud, Neb.
GEo. NJ. JACOBS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23

Take . squint IT Besley & Perkins
mammoth "Ad" On this page.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23
G. NOTICE.
Robert R. Shsrer. Plaintiff
william Hilton, Defendantl

The above named
William Helton will take notice that on tie
10Th day of September, 1880, Ahram Haley, .
Jnst1cs OF tns reaee OF ked loud gree'nct web
ment for the sum Of &18ySS. in an action pending
before him wherein Robert r. Sherer s plain
id and willian Hilton is defendant hal prop
been att under said order. Said cause
Was extended to the 18th day Of October, A. d.
1850. 1t 10 o'clock q. n.
Signed. Robert R. Sherer.
IA By o. c. CASE, hs Atty.
Red Cloud, Neb.. Sept. I'd 1880.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23
NOTICE.

There viii be . meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Red Ciopd Grain Elevs-
tor Association at the banking house
Of Smith Bros 4 Thompson, Fri
day September ~, lss0, at 8 O'Clock,
to transact important business.
J.. L. MILLER, President.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23

Land Once 1t Bloomington Neb. Sept. II, lssu.
Notice is hereby given that the .ollov;,.
named settler has filed notice Of his Intention
TO make hnal proof in support Of bis claim. and
sseere nnaI entry thereof. before Clerk Of the
Distriet Court OF Webster county at his ONCE In
He'd Cloud. Neb.. on Thursdsy Nov. IIth, $50.
, DAVID MElRNs,
homestead entry number 3Ug9, for the southeast
quarter Of section % town 5 range 9 vest snS
names the following ~ his witnesses to prove
continuous residence on AMI cultivation Of said
Enet. Va: william q. Love. Jane. r. Allen.
COvies Nebrasks,
ssp2soct2l S. W. swITZER. Reei.ter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23
Final Proof Notices.

Land Once at bloomington. Neb. Sept. q. 1850.
Notice IL hereby given that the f~ollovins
named settler has 6led notice Of his intention 10
make ansl proof 10 support Of hi, claim. and
cec1Te Sod entry thereof. proof 20 be made be-
lore james A. Tulleys. Clerk Of the Court Of
Webster county, At his once, in Red Cloud.
Neb.. on Saturday October I'D. 1850. viz:
WILLIAh CsoucR.
honssstaad entry number 1851. for the x y r
q and n q Of section 20 town 5 ranre 10
west, and names the following a. his witnesses
20 prove continnous residence upon and c~ultiva-
ton OF SAID tract, viz: Duncan Laverfy, John
taverty. Lorenzo d. Thomas and Thomss Biunt.
all Of CoWles. Nebraska.
sepZS0ct21s 8. w. SwITZRR R.~;.,.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23
s. ". SwITZER, Register.


Asnd Oncc n bIoominston Neb. AuG. SCth, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support of his claim. and
secure fnal entry thereof before James A. TuI-
lsys. clerk Of Dist. court Of Webster county.
nesdsy. October 9Th. 1880, viz.
William Longbotham on Homestead entry No
3a5S; for the North west x Sec. 10 Town 3 north
Of hsnee west. and names the following a. his
and cultivation Of said tract viz: William kil-
kinson. George Lybereer. and Theodore Cole all
Arthur A. Pope Of Red Cloud Webster eounts
Nebraska ~
sept 2septO 8, W. SWITZER. Re1;sfs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-23
8. w. SwITZER, Register.
Land Office at BLOOMINGTON Neb. Sen, \, Isso

Lsnd Vulce At bloomington Neb. Sept. l3. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
make hnal proof in support Of his claim, and So.
cure hnai entry thereof before James a. Tul-
leys clerk Of court in Webster county, at hi.
October, 1880. viz: Wy "
Howard Haines. hd $40. for the nortb-ves,
quarter OF section p town I range 9 west. and
names the following . his witness-s to prove
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said tract, viz: Henry Hobert, Austin REILLY.
John y. Reilly and Alfred Choat. ali of Negun-
seyl6octl4s s, ". SWTTZER R..;...,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
NOTICE OF APPEALS.

rVyHE County Commissioners will hold
l. Appeals on the tri-enniel assessments
for the year 1889, at the following times
and places, to wit:
Fo. The borough of Port Royal. at the
Public House Of John AcManigil in Port
soval, on Monday, February ., 1889.
For the township of Tnrbett, at the Pub
lie House of John McNanirti ia Port Ro, al
on TUESDAY. February 10. 1850.
For the township Of Beale, at the Public
House of GIdeOa Haldeman in Johnstown,
on Wednesday, February II. 1850.
For the township Of Tuscarora, at the
Public House Of Abraham Evans in East
Waterford. en- THURSDAY, Feb. Il, 1850.
For the township Of Lack. at the Public
House Of Abraham Evans in EaS; Water
ford. on Fgidtv. February IL. 1850.
For the township of Spruce Hill, at the
Spruce Hill School House in said township
on Saturday, February Is. 1880.
For the township of Milford. at the Pub
Tic House Of John Foreman in the bOr-
ongh of Patterson, on Wednesday, Febru-
ary rs, 1880.
For the boFoagh Of Patterson, II the Plb-
lie House Of John Hays in Patterson, on
Thursday, February 10, 1850.
For the township of F,rmanach, at the
Court House in MifiliutOwn, on Friday, Feb
ruAry 20, 1880.
For the borough of Niiiiintown, at the
Court House in Miflintown, on Saturday,
February n, 1850.
For the township of Fayette. at the Pub
lie House of ". ". Sharon in NcAIistsr-
vile. on Monday, February %, 1880.
For the township of Monroe. at the Pub
lie House of Ephraim Graybill in Richfield.
on Tuesday, February -, 1880.
For the township OF SuSquehanna, at the
Public House of II. X. FrymOyer in said
township. on Wednesday. Feb. p. 1850.
For the township of Greenwood. at the
Public House of Thomas Cox in said town
ship on Thursday. February 26, 1880.
For the township of Delaware aad the
borough Of Thompsontown, at the Public
House of Mrs. Snyder in Fhonpsontown,
on Friday, February %. 1880.
For the township of Walker, at the Pub
lie House Of Wm. Knisely in Mexico, on
Saturday, February IS, 1880.
The County Commissioners will be in
session at the above times ami places from
O'Clock \. NJ. to 3 O'Clock p. ". The
Assessors of the townships and boroughs
viii be required to attend in their respec-
i've districts on the above days.
]. BANKS WILSON,
HUGH l.. McMEEN,
JOHN p. MCWILLIAMS,
Attest: Commiss,oners
JAMES IRWIN, Clerk.
TJsn. Il, 1880.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

On September 90, 1879. Mr.. Green
was appointed by Governor Hoyt to
fill the vacancy on the bench OF the
Supreme Court, occasioDed by the
death of Associate Justice Warren j.
Woodward. Judge Green's appoint
ment holds good only until the close
of the current year, and successor
to Judge Woodward for a full term
of twenty-one years IS to be elected
in November next. He has not yet
been able to assume his seat upon
the bench, owing to Il severe attack
of rheumatism. Judge Green has
always been staunch Republican.
Hon. John A. Lemon, of Blair
county. the nominee for the Auditor
Generalship, is now member OF the
State Senate. He was born in 1882
in Cambria county, AMI in his earlier
years he was engaged in coal mining,
in numbering and IN kindred avoca-
tions. His first public Office was
taken VIXEN he accepted the position
of Burgess OF Holiidaysburg. In
1872 he was elected upon the Repub-
iicaa ticket to the Senate, and he has
since been reelected twice, always
with singularly large majorities. He
is one of the most popular men in
his section of the State, and, in ad-
dition to being q sturdy adherent OF
Republican principles, he is man Of
first-rate abilities.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
STATE ITEMS.

A sensation was caused at Bradford,
Sunday forenoon week, by the sudden
revelation that j. 81. Jones had clan
destiuely married, few weeks ago,
Miss Eva Jacobs, girl only thirteen
years old The mother faiuted when
it was made known to her, aud is now
IN preearious condition. The girl
admitted the truth of the alliance, and
Jones having been sent for declared
that he had married her, and command
ed the g'rl to accompany him immedi-
ately. When the family attempted to
interrupt him he drew bis revolver snd
threatened 10 kill any one who inter
fered, Legal proceedings will forth
with be instituted against him by the
enraged family.
A large number of plank roads will
be built this summer in M'Kean county.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
.1ilSceiigaeOuS


James W Hamilton, Jury Commits
s.oner for 1873. 1S.......S % co
james y Murray, boarding jurors
Dec. term, 1873. 6j 90
DR.. l. Banks, medical attendance
of prisoners, 1878. ..... 500
J Allen, l. Degan and q W Huff
man, auditing accOunts... 50 90
L ID MUsser, recording bonds of
county officers. ers........ 81 co
> Z Hummel, repairing stove in
RE- \ - ofiice. IA
FranciscGs lIartwa.,c 'n- Tor aso
line, stove for Jail, lock, Ills. . %
BUYERS 4 Kennedy, coal for jaii., Is -
+ " NOBLE, pump for cistern. 80. IS 90
Henry WIthoff, pruning trees. 20 90
Kay Bro, Purdon's ann'l digest so
j l. Sandoe, medical attendance of
prisoners. 5U
u Jacobs, Jr.. for use of Muthers-
bangh. Tor arrestIug horse thief. 20 90
Henry Hawk and Bro, furnishing
material and relaying pavement
in {. II. yard and rep. Jail wall. 62 50
Kennedy & Doty, coal for Jail. SO 10
James Murray, boarding jurors
APri 'crin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
h Mclaughlin, showing Port
Royal BRIDGE. ........... 8 90
+ Snyder, stand for court room 2 80
James Robson, table for Prothon-
otarys office. ce.................. l3 90
Kennedy & Doty, furnishing lum-
Der and rebuilding screen ..... % 81
ID Covle, for Juniata CO. agricul-
tural society. 100 co
Stevens & Guss, for two barrels
gasoline. ETC., for Court House. % 80
Daniel knouse, overpaId tax, 1877 5 O6 |
John Harry, for abatement allowed
tax payers for 1871. Is s2 |
Henry Hoppe, abatement allowed
tax payers for 1877 ...... 3S 46 |
John Harry, Ex. Of Philip Smith,
decd, per centage for collecting
TAX IN 1876. ................ DO Oi |
VIM Pofieu0erger, john Mcaeen
and others, percentage for collec-
ting tax for 1877. ..... Ss4 81 |
o Earr.S, D q Garman and 9TH
efs, percentage for collecting tax
for 1878. 406 % /
Jos Cummins, shorthand reporter 2l0 90 |
: B Loudon, court crier. Sc 90 |
j Moist, Jury Commissioner 90. p 90 |
James Irwin, Clerk for Jury Com
hissiOners.-.. 70 w /
. Books, for postage stamps, box
rent. elc. 10 90 /
John Delhi, wood for ourt-house,
and extra work. k................. 10 43 /
Howe & Eika. for plastering and
yhitewashing jail. IA so |
Isaac VI Goshen, coal for Court
house aud jail l09 % /
Banks & Hamlin, medicine for
prisoners ) As |
o T Robson, repairing chairs desk
anC windows. ws............... S 81
% small orders amounting to..... 81 Sc |
s2O6S 81
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

ADoLPa Z. BORE, OF Philad alpha,
del on the morning Of the 9TH inst
He was II years old He WIS Ean
OF business foresight, a man OF ket n
dis ,ernmeut; an earnest supporter
OF the Northern cause against Siav-
ery. He was one of the first men IN
the country to observe that General
Grant WAS the only man, General, In
the field who was slowly, but surely,
making progress in the west against
Rebellion, and without ever having
seen Grant he predicted that he pos
sessed the ability to crush out Re
bellion. His prediction WIS fulfilled
to the letter. When Grant came to
Philadelphia, BJrie was one Of the
first to call on him. and became a
fast personal friend of the General.
When Grant became President, he
appointed Borie Secretary of the
Navy. When the General was on his
tour around the world, Borie joined
HIN, and WAS a companion in the
travel Of a number OF the kingdoms
Of the old world.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
Philadelphia t Reading Rsil,al..
Arrangement Of Passenger Irlls
NnrrxsER 10Th. 1S1g.

Trans leGrs HIrrBbarg a fsl-sEii
For New York via Allentown, at ) hsl
am. and i5p m.
Fer New York via Philadelphia and ~I.l
Brock Route" - % (F2st Exp. !,
m, and - 2 m
Through ear; arrives in New Yri-
For Philadelphia at ) +, 8 % (FasiI II
SU5, 9 % a N, ! ij and 1 t0Pa.
For Reading At ) Is. 8 - (FistEI9]'
955 III. l -. 1 90 and % pm.
For PottsyiIle az 5 Is, 500 an. la-
p. m. and via Schuylkill < Susl1s-1
Branch At 80 P u. For AHoari,
an.
For Lancaster and CoIumbia, ats 3'
am, and 60 pm. i
T or A.len'oSn at 5 Is, %, 55s1'
and 4 % ? n.
The ; = and sos 4 m, AID ! b bpsA
have through cars for New f5'z '.
leu.Own.
The : % a. m. train has thToEsa ef'
z --' -'@iieiFHiA-
TIE SC5 an AID l45 pm nls-
connection 4; x aiding with nAia -a- O.
having through cars for NeE lo'A'
Philadelphia aaI = Bound Brook A'-@.
SUNDAYS.
Fog New York ct 5 % an.
Fer Allentown aud Nay stations ho--
For Reading, Philadelphia and '4y '--'
az / - 2 IN.
Tya.ss for H-;yTs5srs Islsi Is ''-''1
Leave New York via Alisn'oTnaI'H
90 and $50 ? m. II
Leave New York yia .'B0ual bfoeA :
and Philadelphia : - an, 81 a.
pm. arriving At U.Irisba z, l'''
go p IN, -
Through car, New York to lilns- HE.
Leave Lancaster 5 O5 a m and . '
Leave Columbia : % N and . ~ "a
Leave PhiladeIphi. at = a.Hi'' ="
90 (Fast ENp.), and - IL Id
Leave PoItsyiile at 5 90, 3 IVA H.
2 N. -tuizI
Leave Reading ct ( 50, o %
l 80. 6 Is. : % and 10 % ? H. a
Leave PottSvil.e VIA SchuylSlLi a.
hanna Branch, 5 y N. Lea'' +.
via SchuylkiiI and SHslleA4-l-
IL 80 am. IA
Leave Allentown at 8 80, 3 70 = --7
4 80 and 3 % p m.
SCNGIYS.
Leave New York at 5 80 ?. w.
Leave Philadelphia at : IS n; n;;os;,s|
Leave Reading at : 35 II anu =
Leave Allentown at Q % ? n: I:,orv
C. e. HAECVHi -.
General PGs''r Ii'A''
J. E. WOOrTEN,
GsasrGI Manager. -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

REPUBLICANS In Chester county held
3 meeting last Friday, to protest against
the action of the late Republican State
Convention for ins,ructing for Grant,
and for passing a resolution that the
delegation OF the State shall be cast
solid, as one vote, at the chicago con
vention, which is 20 meet in June. So
long as there are no set of rules adopted
by vote of the people of party for
the government OF conventions, such
bodies will be governed by the major
ity Of the members of the convention.
In this county the Republicans have a
system of rules for the government OF
the Organization, aud all party organi-
cation must be subject to the rules,
but such Is not the case IN the general
field Of the State. The party, wher 1t
meets III State convention, has no sys-
ten of rules to guide it, but has here
tOfore always been guided by the rule
of a majority vote How campaign
can te conducted effectively by any
other ruling, In the absence of sys-
tenn to govern conventions, has not been
made apparent. The rules that govern
The primary elections 10 Chester and
Lancaster counties may not accord with
,he rules or methods of the other eOun-
.ies of the Commonwealth, and if they
cinnot settle upon a line OF conduct
among themselves, il would be expect
ing quite a great deal for State cou-
ven;ion to settle the question of dele
cation satisfactorily for them.
The Chester county people referred
to above, on Friday, appointed com
mittee CT five "tO confer with the Re
publicans OF other counties in the State,
on the prapriety and necessity of call
ing State convention to take such
action as will insure fair and honest
vats of the Pennsy ylvania delegation in
the Chicago convention"
Without entering into a discussion
Of the resolution, it may be proper to
say that if 1t were possible to hold
second State convention and send con-
testing delegation to Chicago, the Ma
tionsl Convention would become the
BODY to determine which delegation
should have the seat in the National
Convention; aud the probability is that
it would decide in favor of the regular
delegation. aud send the question of
dissatisfaction back to the Republicans
in the State for settlement among them
selves.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
State TreaSurer's Report.

THE FINANCES OF TUE STATE DUEISG 1879
SOLD soUAEE TIMBER" MAKES SOME VERY
GOOD SUGGESTIONS.
estate Treasurer Noyes has published
his report of the condition of the tiuances
Of the State during the year 1879, from
which We learn that the total receipts TO
November so, 1879, were SS,4i3 1856,
and the total payments S6,529, ,G63.2i. In
concluding his report the State Treasurer
saws:
at is greatly to be regretted that the re-
ceipts for the past year have been but little
in excess of the estimates made in my re-
port to the last Legislature, and that the ex-
pendih,rcs have been somewhat greater.
The revenue bill. passed at the last session.
has np to this date failed to increase The re-
ceipts of the Treasury. No material reGuc-
moi, in the deficits in the Treasury that has
r. seVe-al years existed has come from
~. ,S'.. so,.-. daring this year, but the situa-
- -, ,.. ~ the same as in the past,
deficit in round nur- 'f'S VI Si''oo'Uoo. w.
1t is hoped. however, that the. - Oet'eI ':'i
outlook in the future. The marked =. N"i
in business during the last few mOaths has
largely appreciated the va!ue of CORPORA
;ion stocks and gross receipts of transporta-
ton companies, and stimulated activity in
the mining of coal by corporations. This,
it is fair to presume, will materially increase
the receipts for the coming year. Added
to this will be the saving Of some S6OO,000
by reason of no session of The Legislature
the coming winter. These will, il is believ-
ed, place this department in a much more
favorable condition than it has been in for
some time in the past. 1t is TO hoped that
the future Legislature will see the import
snce of keeping the appropriations within
the amount of the receipts into the Treas
ury, and thus avoid the disgrace OF having
this old Commonwealth in u condition Of
being unable 10 pay all legal demands upon
it.
sAll of which is respectfully submitted.
AMOS G.. NoYss.
STATE Treasurer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

LEr there be light. "A dispatch
from Wabash, Ind, says the contract
for an electric light of ten thousand
candle-power, 90 be placed il the
dome of the county court house, in
tended to light that city, has been
LEI 20 the Bush electric light COM
pary. OF Cleveland, of Ohio, fOr 81,
500. Tie agreement states that
should the light prove unsatisfactory
the city shall be at no expense. A
guarantee for perfect light has been
given by the company.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11
w EsrwARD FAsr Tam.

Pacific Express leaves Phil,tel,s.. .,
p N; Harrisburg i20am; p1Ts,-L I
80 a N; Newport slam; Ma y
M LEWISTON Is m; gcyey,-Z,' -
am; n Union 706 an: B,r.,-,
% ms Petersburg : liam; Sr-r-1c -.
: 55 M Tyrone SIsam: RI, N
8 50 a m; Altoona S 5Oam: P.,
l 45 p m
Pitt'burg Express leaves Phla3s,,.,
6 . ? m; Harrisburg 10 25 pm;Y,i--''
10 Al pm; Miifi,c II igpr; LeT;,.
II 0s a m; Huntingdon Isan.T,-
! 53 N; Altoona > p an; Pi;t,5--,-
m.
Fast Line leaves Philaielpbn 4, u :,
m; Harrisburg : 45 pm; AifFr 56s,-
LeSiStOwn , = pr; Hlnung!ons ;,
Tyrone : Os P IN; Altoona : 4opr: +
burg II IS pm.
Fast Line Hest, on SHndoys, riE II, !
DEHeaRAOE. Ns'rpori, N-Veytorn. N n.
Petersburg cad Bsii's Mills. ,csss F,,,,,.
EASTWARD FAST FRtys.
Philadelphia Express leares Pi,,s-.,.
50pr; Altoona 10 % p m; Bel, + 1
10 Is p m; Tyrone 10 S3pm; SEu,sr,-,
10 Io p m; Huntingdon II Isbn:I-,|
town L 80 ? m; Mifi.H I34pn; IN,
at Harrisburg at : II P III, and Pliis..
at 90 ; m.
Atlantic Express leaves Pittsburr a q
pm; Altoona i5 pm; Tyrone 55lsl
Huntington 7a3 pm; Vt. Union sa6l
Nc Fey towa 8 > p IN; Lesi>t9vn sg,,I
Miillin 9j2 pm; Newport 9 955pu:
cannon lg % p m; Harrisburg le 55.,
arrives 10 PhIiateiphia300am.
Pacific Express leaves Pittsburg SSH
n; Altoon4 As an; Tyrone sli Il
Huntingdon isam; Le1is;cEa siii-I
di;i.in 10 t. am; Dunc1nlol Il Hssl
Harrisburg II 50 ? m; arrives II FhlIl
phia 3 40 p III.
PGciEc Express EGst os SElfgys I'll
az Bells Biiils. Spruce Crsak, Ps,,ris-i
MI! Creek, w. Usion, NcJeylorz o.! IA
port, lgiea Fiqggsd.
-it!aHtic Express On Saadgs rN ss- 4
Mil Cresk. Mdplsioa Gni AlgsFi.!.. =
Flaggs4.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

'.A STORY hls been started in Wash
ington- TO the effect that England,
France AMI Germany have formed an
alliance, with the purpose of carry
ing to completion the project of IA
ship canal across the Isthmus of Pa
mama, AMI that there is a probability
ef a war between the United States
AMI these governmentS because OF
this alliance"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

THE Philadelphia Press publishes
the following concerning the late Re-
publican Convention
.sBut by the next morning many delegates
were cIptursd by means which We are I'M
willing 20 mention more specifically, though
We ieei al liberty to pronounce them dis
honorable anu dishonest"
y BIZ don't the Press come forward
like a nice little man and tell specif
calIy what it kuows Certainly first
class journal is not afraid to give facts,
figures and dates, if it has ,hen.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-02-11

FASHIONABLE people at Washington
believe chat lIrs. Hayes should crimp
her hair, an1 that the President
should wear gloves when he attends
church. But Mrs Hayes and the
President pursue the even tenor OF
their way.