IBS SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN MIFFLINTOWN : Wednesday, April S, ISS3. TERMS. Subscript. on, $.1.60 per annum if paid within IS months; $2.00 if not paid within 11 months. ,- Transient advertisements rnaerted at 60 wall per inch. for each Insertion. Transient business notice ia local tol gun, 10 cent per line for each insertion: Deductions will be nude to those desiring; to advertise by the year, half or quarter year. What has been pronounced as an ex ceedingly pleasaat social event was the re ception held last Thnrsdsy evening at the home of R. K. Parker, E-j, in this place, in honor of the marriage of Oeorge Jacobs, Jr , to Miss Miry North. Mrs. Parker is a sister of Mr. Jacobs the groom. The bridal party bad just returned from a abort trip to Gotham, and their friends were on the tip-toe of expectancy to meet, grecti and welcome them borne. The hour lor the party was 8 o'clock ia the evening. Moat cf the guests were promptly there at that time, when the host and hostess, Mr. and Mr. Parker, took a place in the front parlor jut invide the ball door and received the company ; each guest was cordially received and earnestly enjoined to consider the bonse as their home for the occasion. Alter Mr. and Mrs. Parker had received the gnrats, the bride and groom received the company, tirorge Jacobs, Kq., Sr., and Mrs. Jacobs, rather and mother l George Jacobs Jr., and Jamea North, Esq., and Mrs. North, father and mother of the bride, were present, and while thry did not formally receive, a large lumber of the company shook thorn by the band. Miss Heckle North, who held the place of honor ss first tnsid to the bride at the wedding, a week previous, and Miss Borough, of Williamspcrt, and Mrs. Her. uisn North, who were also at the wedding, stood near by during the reception by Mr. and Mr. Jacobs. They all wore cream colored satin dresses that in rcsemb'ance were like that worn by Mrs. Jacobs, and their costumes blended with the costumes of a group of ladies that stood near the re ceiving party, which gave to the group an appearance that was pleasing to the eye. Tbe company was large, but not so large as to become unweildy, or crowd the rooms; about seventy-five was the num ber, a number that was easily seated, with out the least confusion, around the numer ous small tables that were brought into tbe psrlora, from which to partake of supper. Mr. and Mrs. Parker bad impressed the g nests with such a home-like feeling that when the company became seated to supper they were so leisurely disposed that more than an bonr waa passed at table. Tbe sponge cake, and the almost endless variety of other delicious cake and other edibles were of such a quality that experienced epicures praised them, and the Vasser College misses If they hsd been pres ent, would have been delighted with their appearance and taste. Every one arose from sapper in the best of cheer. Conversation and music were the pass times of the company, ana" time sped on unnoticed. Mrs. Herman North, one of the most accomplished and skillful piano players in Central Pennsylvania, was con stantly, when not at tbe instrument, be sieged, and importuned to "play tbe piano," and if she was not sorely fatigued by tbe almost constant application at the instru ment for a period of several hoars it is owing to "blue blood," that seldom tires, and never wears out Midnight and the morning of tbe 1st of April came before tbe company realized it- The sterner sex of the party were brought to a realisation that midnight had passed, by some of the ladies observing, as a first oi April joke. "Tbey aiy it is snowing." In passing out of doors to see the snow, tbe beautiful wss not to be seen, bet tbe fact that another day was ushered in, impressed itself upon all Those that were lured out of doors to see the anow, are charitably disposed, and at tribute It to the tact of the ladies who de- aired to inform their husbands that mid night had passed and that tbey bad best go borne. Others have a different view and maintain it stoutly that the ladies got off a flrfct of April story io real earnest for the bnmor that such an incident affords. At half-past 12 o'clock the gnests bade Mr. and Mrs. Parker "good-night," and passed awsy to their homes with pleasant recollection to last for forty year to come. COMMUNICATION. Ma. Enrroa: I have thought fit to ad dress the public through tbe columns of your excellent paper. W ben I say tne pub lic I mean the tax-payers from whom the coffers of Pennsylvania are annually sup- nlied. Some Tears ago the Legislature oi - Pennsylvania saw fit to repeal the law tax- ins; real estate, but placed the taxes on cor porations. Thus the treasury most be sup plied, let tbe money come from what source it may er can be gathered. Thus for in stance the Pennsyhania Railroad corpora tion pays annually into the State treasury three hundred thousand dollars taxes levied tinon their traffice. Do yott not know that they charge their passengers and all man ner of trade done on their road sufficient to cover those State taxes! Thus to all kinds nfrrain. Inmber. minerals and merchandise in general a certain rate U added to make tin this State tax. and in the end the con sumer pays for it. Now this ia merely an Indirect Ux on the consnmer, and be don't m to know it Now. my fellow-citnens. yon are paying this Ux every dsf , for the mercbsndise you buy at tbe store, ior me railroad company puta it on the freight, and the merchant puU it on the price of tbe goods, and purchsser and consumer pays io, it for the coffers of tbe Stale musi oe supplied to pay iU interest and its debts and its official servants including tne ueg i.l.tnre under the grab game of $1500.00 The members of the convention to revise tbe State Constitution authonxed the uj :.!.t., office and fix a fee or sal ary, but authorited that honorable body to mffiw th;r own fees or salaries. Here was ,.h s. . nlace in that precious instru ment. When the first constitution was adopted it waa the same, bnt members of tbe Legislature then voted themselves only JJ.00 per day, and that snm became the standard for about fifty J", wheB the price was raised to $3.00 per day for years after which it was raised to w.u, ,.,.-f;.,i nn to the rebellion, when every thing rose in price, then the salary waa raised to $10.00 per diem, and there were no complaints; but when rebellion was qnasbed everything came down in price except the Legislative salary or p allowance. That $10.00 per atj conn . -r.il.. iM. a iwuji ojt i a vr r, . Mimtdr. I Propose a U( snd ask the people of Pennsylvania that when they meet to nominate candidate to re quire of bim a pledge that be will support a bill of the following una, vs Jury in each and every county of Penn.vU varna, at tne,, first session after the old year has expired, to consult with each other, and the. make their ticket, marked, in figures either w.th ink or pencil, with legible fig ure., tbe erooont that he belie ea would be a reasonable compensation to be paid by the State for bis service per day for six secu lar days in each sod every week while in sessloa, they being a Grand Jurors, under bath.ShoaJd act jadicioBsly, and that no Jarer shall vote a figure lest than $1.00, neither shall any Juror Tote a figure ex ceeding $10.00. After all have voted, tbe foreman shall name two of their own body to tally, and one other member to litt np a ticket, look at tbe figure, and call out aloud, so that all can bear It, and then band it to foreman to look at it, and he shall also call out the figure, when the two clerks shsll copy said figure as reported, and after all are called and tallied the said clerks shall add np and compare, and if they agree then divide the aggregate by 24, provided that is tbe number present, and find the average. This aversge shsll be certified by tbe fore msn or said Jury and attested by the twa clerks, and after signing shall be folded np, sealed, put into an envelope and directed to the Au'litor General, or some officer at Har risburg, to abide in bis possession nntil all the cocniiea in the State hsve reported, each certifying their own county ; and by the first of May following, tbe Auditor General shsll call to bis aid certain officials, to be present at the opening of those certificates which shall be opened in alphabetical order according to the counties, and two clerks shall be chosen to enter down on paper the figures ss called out, and then add up and divide by the number of counties and the resnlt shall be the fees per diem for tbe next Legislative body. Thna tbe people, tbe tax-payers, affix the salary b -.fore they know who will be the happy recipient, he not yet having been nominated. Those Grand Jurors are citi zens and tax-payers, the very .bone and sinew of our Commonwealth. Thus agri cultural, mechanics, laborers and private gentlemen, each and every one knows ex actly that a silver dollar is worth just 100 cents, and tbey all believe that a man ought to be paid for his services, whether it be manual or professional labor. Now sup pose th.-re are in Pennsylvania 67 couuties, and each county has 21 Jurors, the number of Jurors sitting in judgment of this cue, wherein every tax-payer is interested, would be just 1C08. May we not trust such a large and respectable body to tell as their judg ment would determine. Who dare say no to this I The county newspapers usually publish a list of the Jurors, and this list is resd by all subscribers, hence if Sam Jones' name is in the list ef Grand Jurors, think yon not that I and you and Smith and Thompson and More and others of bis im mediate neighbors will forbear to call on Juror Jones and ask bim how be intends to vote on this question, and will not we all givo expression of opinion as to how mnch we believe would be about right. Tbns Sara Jones goes into that jury room by vir. toe of the counsel and advice of bis intelli gent neighbors. So it would be with all the Grand Jurors, coming directly from the people, and then an honest and reasonable sum would be granted to our Honorable representatives and law-makers, and thus put a check upon them, and then if any man wanted that office only for its emolu ments rather than its honors he need not be compelled to be a candidate. TACITUS. Amos Wriffht, father, and Butler Wright, son, were at work at a wind lass at a lock beyond Newport last week. The l erry county trteman say6, they were lowering a heavy gate, the boy working one end of the ma chine and the father the other. When the crate was almoEt down to its place the father told the son to "let go" of the handle, intending that the heavy timbers should fall the remainder of the distance. The father let go and stepped to one side, bnt the boy did not cet oat of tne way in time, ana the sudden whirl given the windlass by the falling gate brought the large iron handle of , the windlass down upon bis head with a crushing force. So great was the blow that the boy's 6kull was cleaved in twain down to tbe temple, his brains oozing from the wound. The father carried the boy to the lock-house near by and summoned medical aid. jno nope, however, could be entertained, and after suffering untold pain, death re lieved the boy on Thursday morning. He was aged about 13 years. The SftlinsTrove Time of March 3(1. wiva Durinfir Wednesday night of last week burglars entered ine renidence of Gideon Amur on his farm, on the Freeburg road, about a mile and a quarter from this place, and stole from his bureau drawer $53.50 in trold. We understand that Mr. Amig was in town a day or two before tbe robbery and incidentally Rnoke of his having that much money in gold in his bureau drawer at home. This must have been overneara oy tbe burglars, or somehow soon came WJ lucu mwwvsj, ' j v followed up the clue to his money that ha himself had erven. 1 he pre sumption is that the money came to Selinsgrove. PRIVATE SCHOOL. W. E. Au- man will open a 1'nvate ocuooi in k Miffli'ntiwn School House, April 24. to continue for a period of eight weeks. Tuition lee, z.ou w for the term. lM Trie Key to Uealtia. Have yon found the key to perfect health and strength 1 it is aianej- w on, u. mV th.t overcomes at once the inaction Iuruj of the kidneys and bowels. It purifies tbe blood by cleansing tne sysrem .... mA hff iririnr strencth to the liver, UIUI aai - - a kidneys and bowels to perform their regular functions. Bee dispiayea iamu-u. - a t a. o.a. Sf Tv-inia lorlrnal XJastt oiuitwj -" 4 published accounts of the winter crop from over 150 different points in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, oil nf which are quite favorable and represent the wheat in an advanced state and the prospects for a good crop to be very fine. Mrs. G. W. Smith is away to visit r a . TTonahnrcr. and to attend to the ordering of repairs to her property at Progress, a piace nv from the town first mentioned. Mrs. Smith had a number of fruit trees sent from this place to Progress, where they are to be replanted. oi i .nn Kn m. Rufferer from dvR- OUUIUU - pepsia, indigestion, malaria, or weak- ness, you can i uw "j - Iron JMters. SHORT LOCALS. Easter next Sunday. Next The whitewashing brigade. The little onion Jias been put to Hop youH be happy in roar new home. Many people in town made garden last week. Shad are being caught at the Co lumbia dam. . Another comet is said to be head ing earthward. The trout fisber pursueth the speckled beauty. Caleb Robison, in Huntingdon county, is 109 years old. The new Methodist preacher, Mr. Smith, has arrived with his family. Two-third of the States will be required to elect Governors the com ing falL An exchange says, wheat flour thrown on a coal oil fire will extin guish the flames. George Heck will go this week to Philideiphia to buy in a new stock of boots and shoes. It was a mistake to publish that school directors are required to take "an oath of office. Mr. and Mrs. Robert MoMeen of Washington D. C, are in town visitiDg among their friends. Practical farmers express the be lief that the drought of last summer killed the Hessian fly. If Saturday last had been a No vember day it would have been called an Indian Summer day. Dr. Elder has moved to North 3rd street, where he will reside till his new house has been built A colored preacher drew large bouses at McAlisterville to hear bim preach on Sabbath a week. A full feeling after meals, dyspep sia, heartburn, and general ill health relieved by Brown's Iron Bitters. Joseph Pennell has been to New York fur his spring stock of store goods. Look out for a splendid opening. Saturday, the l.st inst, broii'rlit quite a number of people to town, more, indeed, than cn any previous 1st of April. Saturday was a delightful day to flit People that were kept at indoor business almost wished that they had to move. A few drops of coal oil, and a few ounces of sulphur sprinkled occasion ally in the hen-house will keep lice at a distance. Tbe eTects of tbe drought of last summer is now man.feHtiog itself id tbe advancement of tbe price on all things tbat people eat It is no uncommon thing for peo ple in Huntingdon to awaken in the morning with both eyes swollen shut The disease is called "pink eyes." Huntingdon conntv hunters believe that a panther that disturbed Clenr- neld county people last fall is now m the woods of Huntingdon county. It is not the politicians but the ladies that have talked in such a way, that the report has got abroad that President Arthur is in love with a fair lady. Jacob M Siudebaker, a youth of 20 years of age, dislocated his jaw by yawning, near Mercersbnrg, this State. A doctor was called and 6et the jaw to its place. General Beaver was for the unit rule and for Grant at Chicago. He is none the worse for that, but if there are to be any protests entered, they should be entered now, previous to nomination. Read the communication of Tacitas in another column. He would place tbe power to fix tbe pay for members of tbe Legislature with tlie graud juries of tbe respective counties, lleaa tbe communication. CjimA ian Anva n nrn a man from Pottsville. in his effort to ret on a freight train, got a leg under the rare at Patterson. The crushed limb was amputated, but with all the at- ... 1 XL. tenuon tnat was renaerea io iue stransrer he died a few days a?o. St Tammany, one of the oldest houses in Old Port Royal, took tire in the roof on Monday. The llanies were extinguished with great diffi culty oy people oi tne neignoornoou. About ten feet of the roof was burn ed off St Tammany belongs to Jerome Thompson, .Lsq. The schools of Mexico will hold an ntjrtAinrYimf on "FYidav eveninLT. April 7th. Performances to consist of Declamations, .Dialogues, .Dramas, Tableaux, Singing, and the best of Instrumental Music Doors open at at 71 o'clock Admission 10 and 5 cents. Come one, come alL Piftw twu-r arm the walking match J J o 1 1 was not thonght of, but people walked . . . . r " 1 a great deal, a waiK oi a nines mi a man war not much of a walk. It was a common thing for men to wilk 35 to 40 miles a day. Fifty miles a day was considered a long walk, and 61) miles a day was considered a uig wnllr That in what-the old people say. Now the young people that are used to riding in uie cars wui pay kj get into a hall to see men walk, and run. The Lewistown Gazdfe says: A A few nights since a bevy of tramps not more than six or eight in num ber were given lodging in tbe poor house, and upon the remark of some one that they were a nara-ioomug set, one of them said that if the person who made that remark knew how much money was in the crowd he would think differently, and at the request "haul out boys, and count flp," it was found that the crowd showed over $35, more than enough to get supper, lodging and break! ast at the best hotel in town, and carry them by rail beyond Pittsburg. On Sabbath while Miss McNeal and her brother were on their way 3 1 1 from church, a gust oi wma oiew beautiful and costly white feather out of Miss McNeal's bonnet and carried it into the Court House yard. Before the brother could go around to the gat a sparrow flew down and took the feather in its beak and flew into the branches of a tree with the prize. It is presumed that the spar row intended to feather Hs nest But not so ; while the bird was taking a rest another strong gust of wind came and swept the feather from its hold, and blew it to, no one knows where. People in the upper end of Mifflin county are at a loss to identify an an imal that is occasionally seen. It has been called a wolf, wild-cat, fox, dog, hog, and mule. It would be a nice piece of testimony that the peoplo that have seen it would give if they were called to the witness stand. Hew Life for Functions Weakened by Dig ease, Debility and Dissipation. The CHEAT GERMAN INVIGORATOR ia the ouly specific for impotency, nervous debility, universal lassitude, fbrgctfulness, pain in tbe back or sides no matter how shattered the system may be from excesses of any kind, tbe Great German Remedy will restore tbe lost functions and secure health and happiness. $1.00 per box, sis boxes for S5.00. Sold by aU druggists. Sent on receipt of price, postage paid, by F. J. CHENEY, Toledo, Ohio, sole agent for the United States. Circulars and testi monials sent free. Wholesale and retail by L. Banks k. Co.. Drnggists, Uifflintown, Pa. LETTERS remaining in the Uifflintown, Pa , Post Office, not called for April 1. 1882 1 Bsmford H. C. Brsnt Mrs. Elisabeth Colwell Mr. Jobn Faux Mrs. E. H. Fisber Mr. Daniel Uray F. W., Kq. Lias MUs Mollie W. I 'Parwns Mr. Willism jSrigmsn Mm Sarah iSeiber Mrs. I. Steel Mr. Jobn Alex- snder Wright Mrs. Lydia Toder Miss Laura D. . RODGERS, P. M. Mt husband had drnnken habits he cnnld not overcome until Parker's Ginger Tonic took away his ihind for stimulants, restored his old energy of mind and nerves, snd gsve bim strength to attend to business. Cincinnati Lady. Kidney Complaints of all descriptions are relieved at once, and speedily cured by Kidney-Wort. It seems intended by nature fur the cure of all dis eases of the kidneys csused by weakness and debility. Its great tonic powers are es pecially directed to tbe removal of this class of diseases. We know of persons that bare suffered for thirty years and have been per manently cured by taking Kidney-Wort a short time. Try it, cither liquid or dry. Saa. Notice. At the request of a num ber of subscribers in arrears more than one year, the time for the pay ment of arrearages has been extended to the 15th day of May, 18S2. After that date a bid will be sent to all per sons that are in arrears more than one year. Ir yon are troubled with fever and ague. dumb ague, bilioua fever, jaundice, dys pepsia, or any disease of the liver, blood and stomach, and wish to get well, try tbe new remedy, Prof. Gtiilinette'a French Liver Pad. Ask your druggist for it, and take no other, and if be has not got it sen J $1.50 in s letter to the French Pad Co., Toledo, O., and receive one by return mail. Wholesale and retail by L. Banks & Co., Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa. O'R-oSl 'I Aij.d s.iniq.i -K Sutas 1 II" uid.i j '(lAJaisiaw i3y- 'aaiiKprc "3 -f M ll!K "'-M 'ailUXPK 1H380H , juaay in .'q (anp uso,) noi o paparq p'i 'tn oi aq.sd apsra aq i! sslou Jii"i 'ops Joj paijjjo ojojmsiaq oaiqwiu jaqio Sii put .u jo 'nsaijaray aor 'jaSuig jo opis 9no ptuj no ji 3td oi laaSy Am papnJi -ui iq 1 lqi 'sauiqaspj pj ppig ipi jaO ouiq.-mo siqt jo iiJouadns aqi jo jnap -nnoo os paj I 'aroos oi sja. autiu joj Jird.u 0 at nadxa qi Sumhoas snqi 'jtaia Sumjni aduiis iq 'dn pauajqilij nq u3 )i jnoqs Suijvaq ijs.ig -aipsau aqj o sapis qioq uo paaj jo 'pa-I aiqnoQ svq auiqirs; niqX sjamiosjnusm aq) uiojj pjnoa noi se juaSs im uiojj stoj rt t inq na no.( iqi pua tnsA.fJUuaj jo ajg aqi ojui iqSnojq jaaa (mirpsR Suiag isaq aqi 2o 43ua3 aqi naqn aasq I jvqj '-v pmo I 'auiqjsjj Siua.S " SuiXnq JO xujqj oq asoqi ox Ass you low spirited, ' down-in-the mouth," and weak in the back f Docs walk ing, lifting or standing cans pain in the small of the hack 1 If so, you have kid ney disease, and Prof. Guiloiette's French Kidney Pad will core yon. For sale by L. Balks k. Co., Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa. NOTICE. White oak plank, scantling, and boards can be bought low from Robert Mclutyre in Black Log Vslley, Juniata Co.' Pa. 1 will exchange lumber for live stock, and for feed lor live stock. Address Robsbt McIsttsk, Peiu Mills Juniata Co., Pa. MAHRIEDs McCOXKEL HASLETT Off the 23th ult., by Rev. H. C. Sbindle, at the residence of the bride's parents. Rev. C. Luther Mc Connel, of Teagertown, Mifflin county, and Miss Harriett Haslett, of Beale township, Juniata county. CASKER WETZLER At the Lutheran parsonage, Port Royal, on tlie 30th ult., by the same, Mr. James Cisner, of Beale town ship, and Miss Msggie Wetxler, of Turbett township. E3THE OKLY MEDlClHEj KM assssssw 1 I n EiTtiEB uqcm on det fobs M That Acts at the nmm lime ISS L27IB, TKS SO WSZ5, ri m mm ivrrrjr rmsrwv WHY ARE WE SICK? Hrrauit m bOou Vvttt errat organs to Kmm i-'atiW or tornitL miff nouonots fihnmmtart Ikerefort farad into Uu Hood iva act $l0utdMtxpeuea wuurauy. WILL SURELY CURE KIDNEY DISEASES. LIVER COMPLAINTS run. cexsTirATlox. rI PUSEASER, r CI ai n,.. AS XEUVWCa BIMBDERa, by cniuiit? frrt action of Oum orjatu and mtorixj their potecr to throw off iltatt. War Bitloas sain, sad sthesl War UmntfJ with Pllss, Con.tlpaU.m1 WhrfriaktMavwJraorderfd Kiars Wkreaaarsaerraas ST sir it kesaaefcest Tat KJDNET-WOBTand rcjoict U health ItbprtnBla 9rf TftM Tm. ratia CM ooe pnekao nMlwn aui qnana o? tnua, t or tho taas cannot nnduj prepara tt. ra-B net. wltt nnl eOclener a form mi-3nrar raicx. as.ee i U WELLS, BICHABIrSO J A Cn., Prsa-a. n70 A WEEK. $12 a day at home easily pl U made. Costly Outfit free. Address Taos i Co Anguata, Maine, mar 2, 81-ly N New Advertisements. Know That Brown's Iron Bitters' will cure the worst case of dyspepsia. Will insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion. Cures general debility, and gives a new lease of life. Dispels nervous depression and low spirits. Restores an exhausted nurs ing mother to full strength and gives abundant sus tenance for her child. Strengthens the muscles and nervcs.enriches the blood. Overcomes weakness, wake fulness, and lack of energy Keeps off all chills, fevers, and other malarial poison. Will infuse with new life the weakest invalid. 37 Walter St., Baltimore, Dee. itli. Far liz yean I have bea a trsas sufferer frooi Blood Disease. lys pepsia adConstipaCMesaad becaoss so debilitated that 1 could aot retaia anything oa my stomach, ia met, life had almost becomo a burden. Finally, whea hope had almost left me. my husband seeing Baosni's Ikon Brrms advertised ia the taper, induced mc to give it a trial, am lew taking the third bottla and have not stlt so veil in sis years as 1 do at the present rime. Mrs. X. r. Cairm Brown's Iron Bitters will have a better tonic effect upon any one who needs " bracing up," than any medicine made. COMMERCf Ala. mifflintown karkkts. MirrLiTOws, April 5, 1882. Butter 33 Eggs 15 Lard 12 Hani 15 Shoulder 10 Sides 10 Rag 1, MIFFLINTOWN GHAIN MARKET. Corrected weekly. QuOTiTIOSS roa To-oat. Wednesday, April 6, 1882. Wheat 1 25 Corn, .................... 80 Oats 48 Rve W) Cloverseed 4 00to5 W Timothy aeed 226 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Philadelphia. April lt. Wheat is quiet and less firm.- bales ot I,IUU bushels long berry red at $1.41al43. At the epen board $1 38 was bid for April, $1 33 for May, $1,341 for June and $1 22 for July. Rye is scarce. Pennsylvania is worth 96a. Corn Saies of 6,000 busbeli, iocluding yell, ow at 82a83 ,; sail, mixed, at 82c; steamer at 82o., and rejected at 81o. At tbe open board 801c was bid for April, 79a. for Mav, 79o. for June and 80io for Jnly. Oats are irregular. Sales of 6,000 buhel., including Nos. 3 and 2 white at 58j50j. and rejected and mixed at 57a5Sc. Philadelphia. April lit. CaUle fair to prime, $5.5Ca 7. Hog $7.25 a7 40. Sheen common to extra. $4.25a6 80; lambs $5.756.50. Ltal jVoiices. Administrator's notice. Eftult of Jacob Frank, dtctated. ETTERS of Admini'tration Cam Tata A-l mtnto Jnntzo bavins: bven eranted to the undersigned on the estate of Jacob Frank, decejxed, late f the boroucb ot Patterson. Juniata cor.nty, Penna., all per sons indebted to said estate sre requested to make Immediate payment, and thohe bv injt claims sgainst the same will preseut them without dclar to JOSEPH ROTIIROCK, March 1, I8S2. Administrator. Executors' Notice. Estate of Jostpk Jtobitom, dectateJ. LETTERS TESTAMENTARY OX THE estate of Joseph Robison, late of Lack township Juniata county, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all per sons indebted to said estate are requested to mike payment, and those having claims or demands are requested to make known the same without delav to EZRA MONTGOMERY", Executor. Waterloo, March , 1882. Administrator's Kotlce. Ettate of Mat Mtry J. Hi'ffuiaa, drrtattd. 1 tTTKUS of Administration on the es- XJ tate. ot Miss Mary A. Hoffman, late of Miltliniown, Juniata county, Pa., deceased, hsve been granted to tbe undersigned, to wnom ail persons iwivdicu iu saiu eaiaic ate requested to make payment, and those having claunf or demands, will make known the ssnie without delav. D. W. HARLET, Feb. IS, 1882. Administrator PniLADELPHIA SINGER MACHINE Equal to amy Singer t the Market. The above cut represents the most popular stvle for the people which we oner lor you tor the very low price of S20. Femember, we do not ask yon to pay nntil ynn have seen the machine. After having examined it, if it ia not all we represent, retnrrr it to on at onr expense. Consult your interests snl enter ai nee, or send tor eirenjars son testimonials. Address CHARLES A. WH)D A CO.. So. 17 . Tenth St., PhiladelpLia, Pa. Msreh IS, 1882. Consult your interests and advertise Is (ha StuHmtl ami Wrf swrwa. Misettlaneout. AT THI CENTRAL STORE MAI .STREET. 2nd Door Nobth or Bbidok Stbxxt, M.Jalinfown, Pa., Calls the attention of tbe public to the following facta : Fair Prices Our Leader! Th Best Goods Our Pride I One Price Our Style l-Cash or Exchange Our Terms I Small Profits and Quick Sales Oat Motto I Our leading Specialties are FRESH GOODS EVERY WEEK IN D1TY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, for Men, Women and Children, Queensware, Glassware, Wood and Willow ware, Oil Cloths, and ererj article usuallj found in first class atorea. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for goods at highest market prioe. Thaukful to tbe public for tbeir heretofore libera, patronage, I request their continued custom ; and ask per sons from all parts of the county, when in Mifflin to call and see mj stook of goods. F. ESPEJSCIIA.DE. Sept. 7, 1881. KENNEDY & DOTY, (Successors te Buyers A Ksnnedy,) DEALERS IU a rain, COAL, CEMENT. Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster, SEEDS, SALT, JtC. We buy Grain, to be delivered at Mifflin town. Fort Royal, or Mexico. We are prepared to tarnish Sail to dealers at reasonable rates. KEN'NEDT k. DOTT. April 21, 1881-tf FOUJNDRY. rflHE nndem'cned, hsvins pnt the Mifflin- A. towu Foundry i'l a state ot rvpir, I rreparod to do all kinds of foundry work. CASTING OF ALL KINDS, srerzs &yi km tegs Will be made and supplied to crder. flow's,' Plow Shears, Cast Iron Troughs and Field Hollers. TIIKEsntNO MACHINES and POWERS repaired in a workmanlike manner. Iroii Railing and Fencing made and onirrrd to suit purchaaer. For any and all kinds of work that is pro- ducrd in a foundry, call on DATID IIOIl 5l, FOUNDRY Mifflintown, Juuiata Co., Pa. Oct. CO, 8l. PRIVATE SALES. o Larga Farm at Private Sale. The Valuable Farm of the Hein of Wil liara Okeson, deceased, is offered for sale. It is located in tbe fertile va'.ley nf Tusca rora, J unitta county. Pa., one and a hai miles west of Academla, Containing 340 Acres of prime litn-stone land, all ia cul tivation, except 10 acres of Timber. Build' lugs good. Large Mansion Hoc)1, Bink Barn, VKitVt feet; Wagon Sheds, Corn Cribs, Hog Pens. Good Spring and Spring Rouse, snd all other outbuildings, also other springs and running water ; Two Orchard bearing choice fruits; It is well located near to churces, school, mills and stores, Tbe land Is well adapted to grain aud grass and for making money for a new owner, as ia well known, it did for many years for its former owner. Price will be reasonable, and time given to ault purchaser; For terms, ate., call on James B. Okeson, Pleasant View, near tbe farm, or J. B.Oke- lsoni Port Royal. A FARM OF "U ACRES, MORE or LESS, In Beale township, 50 acres clear, under a good state of cultivation. Log bouse, bank barn, outbuildings, orchard, well oi water at the door, running Water near tbe house and barn for Stock. ALSO, a Farm of 86 acres, adjoining the above. Ten acres clear. A good stone boose with frame kitchen, frame stable, fruit. These farms make de sirable eonntrv homes. Tbey are only six miles from Mifflin station 00 the Pennsyl vania railroad and only one mile from Johns- stown, Juniata Co., Pa. ALSO, the nnd 1 vided half of 300 acres of mountain land in Beale township. ALSO, a Lot of Ground, about one fifth of an acre, In Johnstown, having thereon erected a two-Story Irame bouse and a wood-bouse. Fruit oa tbe lot. These properties Can all be bought together, or separately, at a bargain. For farther particulars, call on or addreae John KaufT- Bian, or Benjamin sheaenbergor, Johnstown, Juniata Co., fa. A HALF-ACRE LOT, SITUATED IX Walker township, about two miles west of Thompeontowa, on tbe old pike, having thereon erected a comfortable two-story Dwelling Douse, with kitchen and outbuild ing'. Fruit ia variety. Water at the d oor. Terms made known by calling oa Philip Geek, on the premises, or by addressing Philip Cleck, Tbompsontowa, Juniata Co. Peons. sssVsistWssiBslsssii MISCELLajfEOUS SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. NEW STORE AT LOCtfST GROVg. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS AND GROCERIES, AND A KCLI. LIXE OF STOKE GOddS FOR THE COCXTRT TRADE. Be snre and exitninn our atock boforo purchasing elsewhere, as you ean cef tainly save money. No trouble to show Goods. One Jrice to all. LOCUST GROVE, One mile southwest of Paftefson. ivwi7.WMV W. BAIR & LEVIN. HALB ( MP-. niisnil - ivrt if EM ', sg, ciefuujT fW!V"-,' ned and dandnirT. tv tons natural coin? nnd pro. rasbaUKta l SI Floreston COLOGNE Lit prrtumcd and ift' rfcfef v l naBaaannaannWaannnannaannaBnannnaawSi.aBannWI D. W. BARLEY'S Is the place where yon can iny Til 12 BEST A NO THK CHEAPEST MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING HJTS. C.1PS, BOOIS, SHOES, JXD FURMSHIXG GOODS. EE U prepared to exhibit oni of the mot choice and select storks ever offered ia tuis market, and at JSTONlSHlGL Y LOW PRICES ! A 'so, measure taken for saits and parts of suits, which will be made to ordef at short notice, very reasonable. Remember the place, in Hoffman's New BailJiug, corner of Bridne and Water sTeeta, MIFFLINTOWS, PA. Jn. h SAM'L STRAYER lias jut returned from the Eastern cities with a fnll tariety of MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Goods nf all kinds are low Come and see m snd be astonished. Pacts at 15 Cents. Patterson, Pa., April IS, 1879. Professional Card. Loots E. Atkinso. Gko. Jacvas, Ja. ATKIXSO & JACOBS ATTORNEYS AT - LAW, M1FFLISTOWN, PA. Uncollecting and Conveyancing prompt ly attended to. Orncs On M4in street, in place or resi dence of Louis K. Atkinaoo, Kq., south of Bridge street. ict2, 1MJ1. gRODIE J. CRAWFOKD, Attorney at Law, MIFF LI STOWS, - - PESWJ.i All business promptlr attended to. Ppe- : cial attention giviMi to C'-lb-ctirg and Con- I veyancing. Ulhce on Bridge .street, eppo- sito Court Honse quaro. j jyASON IilWlNi ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, MIFFL1STOWS, JUSIATJ CO., P.I. C7" All business promptly attended to. Orrtcc On Bridge street, opposite the Court House sruaro. (jan7, '80-1 J J-.VCOB BEIDLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, MIFFLINTOWN, PA. KfColIections attnded to promptly. Orricc With A. J; Patterson &, on Bridge street. Feb 25, "80 D AVID V. STONE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAVt'j mifflTntown, pa. ffT" Collections and all professional busi ness promptly attended to. june "0, Isi 1 . THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, M1FFL1STOWS, rj. Office hours from 9 a. a. to 3 p. a.. O - Bce in his residence, on Third stree'. op posite Methodist parsonsse. oct22-:l D, M. CRAWFORD, M. D., Has resumed aertvely the practice of Medicine and Surgery and their collateral branches. Office at the old corner of Third and Orange afreets, MilUintowo, Pa. March 2'J, 18,6 j m. brazeeTmV v, PHYSICIAN AND SDEGEON, Jicadtmin, Juniata Co., Pa. Orrica formerlv occupied by Dr.Sterrett Prolessional business promptly attended to at all hours. joiix Mclaughlin, INSURANCE AGENT, PORT ROrjt, JCSIiT.t CO., P.I. U7"On!j reliable Companies represented. Dec. 8, 1875-ily H ENRY UARSnBERGER.M.D. Continues the practice of Medicine and Snrgery and all tbeir collateral branches. Office at his residence ia McAlisterville. Feb 9, 1876. After the First Day of Decemter, 1880, TOU WILL USD JACOB G. WINEY la his 5ew Store Room at tbe East end of MctLtSTERVlXLE, with a Large Lot of STOVES AND HEATERS of all kinds, Stove Pipe, Lard Cans, Mica Granite Iron Ware, Dripping Pans, and all kinds of TIN AND SHEET IRON WABE. Which articles be will sell at the Lowest Possible Prices. Thankful for past pstronsge. te etpects, by strict attention to business, to receive at least bis share in tbe rutnre. JACOB C. WINIT Re 24, 1880. ADVERTISEMENTS. Parker's Ginger Tonic .ia laTitafcglfedldza th&t arer Intcsieatcs. TVs tfc&cioBs combuutioa of Ginger. Buchn, Mandrake, btthou. ftisd Btwy oiicr of the best vefetabte amitciDcs knowa. outs emale Coav plaants, RKetmuosm, Nerwousnr-A. Wakefulncs, and ail dbonim ai the bawds, BtOMxIk. ltvr. kid- if have lou your appetite md arc Vw spirited, orauwenntt from age. or any tafVraittv. takcPsrlcer's Ginger Tuoac. It will ttiemphca Waui and body and gnre you new ale and vigau lOO DOLLARS Paid lor arrythinr fejunooa fenad in Cinder TorJc, or far a Coiure to he'p or cure. Try tt or ask your sick friend to try it ToDaf. joe and $taueatoVvnutv IaarceawDay oi j dollar aire. Snd far cacular to Htacox ol Col, 163 Wsum aCf X. 1. 07 SUITS MADK TO ORDER.g SAMTTEL STRATER. Special .Vuiiees. PIMPLESs I will mail (Frer) the recipe lor a simple) ViotTBis btLM tint will reiaove Tiny FRECKLE?. PIMPLES and Blotcuks, leaving the kin soft, clt-ar an! tx-arttH'rt also instructions fur prMiucinir. a tnti'rrant growth of hair 00 a balJ bead or etzrcotU face. Address, im-l-sing 3 stamp, Bcs. Vamxir A Co 5 Beekman St., N. T. T0 CONSUMPTIVES. The advertiser havir.g been pnrnianentfy Cured of that dread dWetio, Consaiuption, by a simple remi-dr, is anxious to make known to his ftUow-imtti-rers the means of cure. To all who desire it, he will send copy of the prescription nsed, (tree of chsrge.) with the diiwtiori! for ptvptring and M'nijr the same, which they a ill nnd a sras Cess for Coxsrarriox, ATaaa, Baox chitm, Ac. Parties wihing the PreScriss ttot, Will please addrrs, Kev. E. A. TTfLSOy. 191 Tenn St., WlUismshmg, N. Y. GENTS WAN rtD. BiTray. Light Work. Steadv Employ mnt. Pani cles free. Adilmi. V. I.- RVIlV 40 N.- saa Street, New York. ERRORS OPKHTE. A GENTLEM AN who suffered for vesr from Nervons PEBILITT, PREMATURA DECAY, and all the efforts of ronthlnl in discretion, will l'r the Kike of snirer'-ig ba nian it v. send free to all who nerd it, the re cipe and directions (or ru thing the simple remedy he whwh lie w.-w cun.-d. SutTererS wkhing to profit bv fie sdv.-rticr's expe rience rau 1o So by a-tdrrs-dnij In prfect Conddcuce. JltUN B. t'GDEN, 12 Cedar St., New York. Jan 26. 11. 1 Great Cause of Human Misery Is the I-.o or A Lectnre on the Nature, Treatment snd Radical Cure of Seminal Vrakn.-s, or Spermatorrhoea, induced bvSelf-Abuse, In voluntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debility, aud Impediments to Marriage gen erally ; Consumption. Kpilepsy and Fit, Mental and Physical Inca:itv, tus.P.v ROBERT J. CL'LVERWtLI., M. D., A.i tbor ot the G.-een Bik." 4ic. The world.renowned milhor, in this ad mirable Lecture, clearly proves froin hi own experience that the awful con.teu.urn ces of Self.Abil- may be. HVcttinlly remor. ed without medicines, and without danger ons surgical operations, bougies, instru ments, rings or cordials ; pointing ont a mode of cure at once certain and effectual by which evi-ry sufferer, no matter what bi condition my be. nisv cure himself cheaply, privately and rulicailr. CTAit Lecture mil prove a toon to thon landt and thottiandi. Sent, ttmler seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, post-paid, on receipt of six Cents, or two postage stamps. Aidress THECTLTERWELL MEDICAL f O 41 Anu 3 1., New York, N. Y. ; JiiTielS-ly Post.Otboe Boa 400. VAr ABiiifpAlwi PRIVATE SALE. TIIE heirs or Frederick LatcVer, dee'd, will offer at private sale, a farm, situ ated in Greenwood township. Perry comity, Pa., bounded by land of J. Anker, J. G. Junes, J. Kipp and otbent, containing One Hundred & Fifty-five Acres,- more or lesa, abotH 115 acres of which are cleared and is a hi?h state or cultivation y the balance is welf set with timber. Tbe improvements are a Large Utniljle Frania House, BANK BARN, H"g Pen, Corn Honse, and Wsh House, who a Well of never-failing water near the door.- There ia also an ex eeltect Orchard of choice fmit on the farmj This i a mnil desirable propertr, being srtnated in a limestone valley, Convenient to schools, churches, mills. Ac. and within few miles of the Pennsylvania Railroad. MJ For fnttber putFculars call on the) undersfgaert, wbw reside on the farm, or address) them at X3ferstown, Perry Co Pa. f IMKON LACVBRl' iOLSKR LAUVER, May 4, 1861. Administrators. son k Co., Portia, Mains. aat.1 BhaD be ft doty of ach wvery
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