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t!UNTINGOON, PA
Wednesday morning, Mot. 2, 1870
LOCAL & PERSONAL.
Meetings
Mi. Moriah e, IC°. 300, A. I". .L, meets second
.Monday eveninerreach month, in Brown's building.. ,
Standing Stone 11. R. A. Chapter, 210. 201, meets tho
Hest Tuesday evening of each month, in Brown's building.
Juniata. Lrnroe, N0.1t2, I 0. 0. F ., meets every Friday
evening, third floor, in Leister's building.
NNW, Mt Camp of L 0. meets every second
and fourth Tuesdays in Leister's building, third floor,
c , Stariding Sumo ' LOdijit, NOIBO, I. 0. G. T., meets every
- Tueetiay evening in third Mgr of !lead's building.
• .Arrapahoe Thbe , N0:68, I. O. of le. .M., meets every
Thursday evening, third floor, Leister's building. '
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Young Men ' s Christian, Association meets tim first and
third• Monday evenings each month, in Smith's building.
Post 33, C. A. R., meets third Monday of each mouth
fa Court ileum.
21own Council tnretn the first Friday evening of each
month.
Lodge., No. 149, K. of P., meets every Sat
urday evening, iu :meth's building. , • •
ih m u ng d o n Temp& of Honor, No 71, meets the fourth
ilouday of each mouth in Gina Tethplara'
The Wehtlerian Club meets every Thursday evening
ktio T. 31. C. A. room. •
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* Baptist Church-Washington Street. Roy. J. W. Plea
nett. Services on Sabbath : 10% a. m., 70. in.
Catholleashington Street, Rev.°. P. Gallaher. „Ser.
vices first three Sunda.) sin every month.
Evangelical Lutheran—Mifflin Street. Rev. J. J. Kerr-
Beriric. on Sabbath: 10%a. m, 7 p. m.
`Berman Reformed—Church Street. Rev. S. D. Stecklo.
Service on Sabbath 7. p. nt.
'Methodist Rpiscopal--Church Street. Rel. R. R ;Wilson.
. Service. pn Sabbath : 10% a. m .,7 p.m.
'Pro „
t:Satan. ...Epi.copal-11111 'street. Rev. A. ll,Rofle,
Serfices'ots 'Sabbath: 10% a. m., 634 p. ni.
Presbyterian-11111 Street: Rev. O. tV. Zahniser. Ser
vice. on Sabbath : 11 a. in , 7 p.m.
On VW.
Altdoria is annoyed by 'Sabbath breakers.
The one year men are getting 'O6 bounty.,
--Rend the sale advertisements in atiother
to!urnil
1)r. ' 131.. P. Miller has been seriously' ill' for
seemly two weeks. - •
- Altoona had a calico ball on the 22d, which
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A select ball is to be held in Yentar's hall,
next Tuesday ,eveniug. .
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Package' Teas, the 'hest and' cheapest, at
Red Front Grocery.-- - • .•
'Anna Dickinson is to lecture in Bellefonte
on•the2Bth iris% •
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Scarlet rash and scarlet fever bare broken
out in Lewistown. . •
railroad to ,Martinsburg from liullidaye
burg is said to be afixed•fa9t.
"Cling to tliosewilo cling to you.
about loaferis and office-seekers
St. Yr:tontine didn't visit Bedford. What
a, pity forAltiOldrntOde and baolteltirs., ‘
'Will and on Wednes4oy,next-'—a
tetanding . ir!pcisish"o Ceinetery_
brie'
. orgaalzed. a buildlo l k
land yre?
If are used freely: la
familiee;,o'olt~e and coughs will.l?e'kept
fuitilniu4l for $2 . 30 per Woaentid
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feet in .Philadelihin.-AbaCe a payable sum.
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The .Central Pennii"...,o;nferenee, E.
Churel4inv,:eneint:Lewistovrn, March 16th.
Pork will jfwydenty in town next winter as
almost every, : ftwaily has a fifty or a hundred
pounder now.
-- . 411e net earnings of the Penna. Railroad
Company-forlask year were over fire million
defiers. _ _ _
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- Red Front Grocery is a regular marital.
lilitie, , and •it is almost continually crowded
lett customers:
Zbe Newport -News talks of the Excelsior
Via Company in this place. Slam, who
iutCheen hoaxing you so badly?
- A straY Week and white dog came to our
lwdthises last 'week, which the owner is "re
quitted' to - comelurd take away. .
This Peigltp.l murdefere swill be executed
nexviVeditesdai the 6th.: the crowd of
dig/it-teem in town will - be immense.
;flume btniir lad merchanse time got in,al-'
most a full supply of thatausanter .luxury
but : they bad to go to'poras
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tbe Order of Sone of Americai
was instituted at Tyrone on the , 22d, which
vast celebrated by a grand banquet. „.
Blair county. adhere the
Tentperdiice Pndicator is published, has a
licensed firsOn two years.
A'horse in 'Mifflin county actually kicked
a sleigh to pieces because his owner was kind
enough to throw a blanket over him.
:kfferts are being made,•attended with she
ets' s, to raise a military company in this bor
ough. - We'll dread rebel raids no more. '
:1913ent. has Leen sold as low as thirty cents
.atushel in lowa this winter, and some far-.
mere feed it to their horses instead of oats.
James E. Murdoch, the elocutionist, was
to elocutionise in Johnstown last Saturday.
Wonder if Itedid better there than here;-
A pair of beeves,. weighing together 5,500
pounds, were shipped from Broad Top to R.
Ware Powell in Philadelphia, the other day.
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:The colnied jubilants of Blair county la
tsnd to jubilate at the place fuinishing the
moat money. -The fifteenths have an eye to
built :I'4s;
We base a splendid cut for printing horse
bills which we will be• pleased to diaplai , s iu
bills fur thOse . who favor ua'with their patie
.Eage id that line: '
'Our Jenks, while making paste the other
-day heard a mysterious noise,and imagined
'there might have been a de'il- in the- paste
•cup. 11 ho knows?
Mr. John Messer, of Tod township, Fuiteti
-entitled!! mthile .ehaveling snow
PrAtle , a Pu 3 hums tirtt led to:kit T,esi•
,dente, recently,
Spring commences, 'according to 11Lo Al-
Fnanac, on the 20th of this month. We doubt
wcu much, from the, ommencement of a late
'tinter, whether it-rill. , .1
4. ..female infant vas left on the push of
Mr. Nagle's house, in Altoona, recently. The
recipient is desirous of making the acquain
.tance of said foundling's ,parients.
: Huntingdon county sends its sand to Pitts
burgh to'get manufactured into glues. On
"WI -. enterprise no comment is necessary.
gschanAss please copy, without charge.
Albert Owen, Esq., formerly editor of the
Afuntingaon Monitor, recently presented the
F Presbyterinn .eb uiCh : of Philipsburg, Centre
pounty, with a very fine communion service.
.Some thief entered Mr. Samuel Steele's
stable in this place on Sunday night last and
Auto about four bushels of corn: If he calls
Again he will be hpt to carry ixway some .cold
lead.
We have received a copy of “The World
Almanac"•for 18,70, which giyea a complete
.political history of the United States for the
,preceding year, besides much other valuable
information,
j 37 teportgi At As s)lawp teat the Pnitin 64:
diers did more damage to real and personal
property in Perry and Bedford counties than
the rebels. We hope no Huntingdon county
soldier figured in these raids ?
D. Woodruff, junior editor of the Aims;
town Democrat, havini.beaten the eliattplon
of Ebensburg, claims to be the, champion
checker player, thus fr. Step this wok; Mr.,
W., if you would rough it inane agnin. — • '1
• I The Cambria Freeman says the 22(1' was
celebrated in Ebensburg by a - !!Parrido-of '
fantry—four women, and one man all'in a
crowd together andencb having an .infoot in
arms." Whose'infant had the
Our farmers Would be the means of Burpri.
sing the
, appotites of a great many of our
people irthey trotildetily give them a chance
to-buy some butter. We hope they will seen
try-the F,perintent. - • 1,
cler,eiziten; now . de'ceaed, :once
said : f ,..l2,have learned, to preaelt,not only so
that people can understand me if they have a
mind to, but also so that they cannot misun•
derstand mo if they want
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"AVestern minister told his congregation
that the first stet; to" ruin was a yard of gay
colored ribbon. The next day a young miss
out shopping told the clerk that she_wanted
"three more steps to ruin," to match a piece.
A suspicious character named Gordon was
arrested in Chornhersburg last' week for as:
saulting two men. ,Burglar's tools were found
in his possession. .Wonder if this is the
Gordon that 'Bohner speaks of as ide "batty."
pte.Forernor bill to pre
rltilirijOYlo4.4trm&tinti"-:.1.4 liaggago.
Alf!edieorti , are ta':liacve any
baggage;: Re' are ilia 'abiacerrie4 if
baggage•emashers do "get mad 'thereat,. and
damage things generally. , , .
We did lose a little Democratic money last
week, but how in the deuce did :it got into
Dad Lewis' Pocket?;:flellefoitte Watehriaii.
Indeed, Furey, wci - think it Must have" i;eeri
very little, as the fellow what keeps you in
"slings" never sent us 'any! , Was It.A. ten
cent piece, eh P
We have received .a dopy of Wasliburti's
Atnateur • Cultirater'S;Guide 'to ,the Flower
and , Kitchen Garden, published by \Vasil-,
burn & Co., See'd Merchants, 100 Tremont
Street, Boston. A. ,eop - y of this , catalogue
would be of :great service •in' helping those
who have flower or kitchen• gardens to Make:
a good selection of seeds. Price 25 cents a
copy. Be sure and send for one.
Narrow Escapes.
On the 19th inst., as Mr. Milliken, a
former who resides , near broWnoverrs'
Mill,'in Barree township, this county,
was crossing the fording on Stone
Creek, near hi' redidenee, with a thrce .
the -Witt'eti•being deep
the current Steer* ftom'the late rain,
it swept the wagon,-round and Taisedl
the bed , and , fortitnatelyuncoupled it
from' the front part, and- lodged the
hind part and • b'ed en. a drift about ,
twenty yards below the fording,—Mr. ,
Milliken barely getting out with his
team and front part of the wagon. On
Monday morning, in - attempting tore.
covei the betraid the" hind part "of the
'Wagon, the Creek ,being ~M ill high, the
current swept .. hitn under. the drift ; and
had it not. been for timely aid he would
in all probability have been drowned.:
This fording a:good pai•t'of the n year i
is not safe for ieatnei and some of the
citizens of 'Barilee township 'for WA'
reason' petitioned' the Court - for a
bridge, but have had' the petition ig
nored several times: Mr. Goss who
has recently purchased thd,Crowooyer
Mill property is now erecting a bridge
at this fording at. his own expense.
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Some wag hoaxed the editor of the
Newport News in regard to the shoot
ing match tbpzly
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t'AL shinning match came off in Huh
tingdon, on Wodnesday for seven kin . -
dyed dollars, a gold pitcher, and a one
hundred dollar.silver-pitcher. Qol6l'lol
liani Williams, of that town, won
the,first prize, the gold pitcher,'by
string of five and a half inches in ten
shots, off, hand ; sixty, yardsiand•
tar
ry or - 433 - Market -- EiVeet,
Philadolphia;. won the silver pitcher,
the second prize, six and one fourth
inches, same distanco, off hand. ,
Tile 'truth is - that the thatch did
come off Tuesday, foi a silver pitcher
only. Col. William Williams, of-this
place, won the prize, , , by a sluing - of
ten-an4,a half_inelies,,inl'en - shots, off
hand, sixty yards. Thei:OWas
ly number ; , of -bompetilors,, aqd, the
match passed_ oftipleasantly. '-s-A Mr.
Crum, from the lower end of the coun
ty; who shot' for a het with Mr. Wil
liams and severe) others, afterwards;
came off first best. We did not learn
that he was one of the competitors:
Cli.illenge Accepted:7 7 - -
Some weeks ago, the ' Bellefonte'
Watchpian published the namei of tire
gentlemen - who , desired ; a , game of
checkers with any others in the State.
This challenge is accepted by.llfr. T.
G. or this placeiailel 'be states
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- tc' ill be, o meetuny one
a the gentlemen named. 11.r..G.V.
although our - best, player, requests
us not to state: that.tio! accepts the
challenge; but we have no doubt that
gaily of the champions of other towns
should risit our 'place, be would wil•
tingly play them p, few social games
to learn 'them -a thing or two. 'Como
on, genie. -
TirE •22o.—The 138th , anniversary
of lVashington's Birthday,ivbiela
cording to the almanac was on Tues
day last, was. Celebrated in Hunting
don with more than usual eclat. In
the morning about, thirty fantasties,
mounted on Jaorses, mad dressed in al
most every conceivable style, paraded
the streets, beaded by :a sled contain
ing a band of music—and ohl such
music! In the evening,aba/1 was held
in yopt! s hall.
W.- Summers & Reilly - Manufacture
the locie r bra,te4 Casti I lian Liniment, for
Rheumatism' anti Neuralgia, and the
renowned Root Candy, for Coughs,
Culds I„twi. gnlkrionar7 9ffeptiong. . .
~,.Babies' Rights,
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is to be• the advoCate :of babies'
rights things The poor cannot speak
for thetnselves, but when their teeth'
hurt then,,they are fed; tihen they
,cry becaueo
__a piahurts them,they are
fed; when they laugh, they are fed;
wkenithey can't sleep, they are rocked
untillteh:little brain )
s reel '; When they
seem' out:',of humor, they are dosed
with paregoric and a host of other ay
rups and nostrums until they are stu
pefied; and -wo' be to theta whoh they
learn to.walk--then they are dressed.
to.malce,:and receive ,"calls." :If they
romp, race, run, skip, scramble, toss,
tumble, or ~do as a child .should do,
they are seolded and told to "put on
airi,"Jtist like their mammas: 0; for
the good little babies of yore, and away
with your ; puny, pruny, primPy_ pim pp
that a breath of good fresh '.air starts
to coughing. We want 'the bright
eyed, rosy-cheeked, romping, boy and
girl, so that the world will be happier
and children healthier. Physicians
I should have no occasion to doctor the
babies; foolish papas and fashionable
mammas should have no advice for the
dear little, creatures; but let them
learn what is what, without the re
straints that fashion, imposes.
Books, fashion, and want of common
sense, aro killing the babies, anti, we
now see• but, few who have not the
parent's head on the child's shoulders,
and ,many know:m - 01;6:6Rn
their, parents wish them to. know. Do
dot let 'that toy'offive years laheo hie
jump's' and his races, but keep 'him
constanq' at "his' books,' tin'd , before
long' You w 'We e - hint - sobering Vdtvri
an &getting :ready ll to; ..sttidy la*, ; _if; lie
;
don't go to an untimely grave ; do not
let that girl 'OP l fiVe' } 'filiVo her dolls,
romps And tumbles, but teach = her
study-herlessons 'and• got ready for
bodrdiffteschool,y'and learn 'there' 'to
become the "hello, of; the period ! ", tmd
lief* 16143'4 W see lier; putaway,
her childish things and learn'the art•
of catehimebeauxs .and talking,"high
, Givo-the .babies plentY'-of
fresh air and exereiso, and fewer 'books
and drosses,•and they will , 'groW up to
bless you -and save you many a doctor
bill.
niPr.e' ,l !ctn.l 6 .: ( k.;
Soldiers iwbo enlisted fur ONE YEAR
and ,wore discharged by. "competent
autt;?rityr, before the c.xpiratioul of
theirteyrst : o
- service, are entitled to
one, hundred dp/tai:s : boun tx,uticity,a Lo i
ceritkei:Of Congress and a decision
of the AttOrimy, General. • - •
M; & - M: S. 'LYM, Attorneys 'itt
Law, Huntingdon, Pa, are prepared
to make applications for this bouiity,
and persons who aro entitled to it can
have it promptly collected by apply
ing to them..
Other bills are pending before Con
gress, whichhwhen passed, will give
'bounties to ii liirge"numb , cr of persons
who have not heretofore been entitled
to them. It is proposed to'givefifty
dollars to the widow, children, father
or mother, in the order named, of NINE
3!ONMS' soldiers who died ;of :w'ore
killed in the service.
All soldiers and others_ ty,lio, desire
to tnciw: wliether'ihnY aio - entitled to
borinties' Can obtain the information
by sendingAbeir dischargeir-tb or call
ing personally on P. IV!. Lytle,
at their office in 'Hun tingdmi. 2t.
111Essits..EniTOtis - :,-,A few, days-ago
I received a, note from the Cmumis
sioners'. Attorney •inforinhig: me , rwas
in arrears in my duplicate as collector
for Henderson ' township 'for' 1862, in
the,sum of $.1.89 Coupty. tax.,
In i"e'fdrendeliti . the 'above - I 'Would
ask, How can such be? It is true I
was appointed, Collector,.for -Reeder
son township hi 1862 and received the
duplicate, but in a few days after.
ward I enlisted us a volunteer and by
permission from the Commissioners re
turned the duplicate as•l' had received
it—collecting nothing.' Afterward it
was given to lifr."Jaceb Hetrick, Sr.,
of the same mentioned township.
What disposition was made of it I am
unprepared to say., flow. I can be in
arrears I do not understand. , .
W. HARRISON FIiENNtR,
Spruce Creek, Feb. 21,4870. ;
.lacruttE.—Rev. Wm. B. Culliss, of
Philadelphia, ' , a ill` legit in the Court
House this Tuesday, evening, ➢larch 1,
for the benefit-of the - Young Men's
Christian. Association. Subject "Ap
pearances " Doors open at' 7. Lee.'
turn to commence at 1:30.
While the olmie `notice which was
handed us'spealts olthis•beinia 'bene
fit for ,the Y. M. 0. A', we are 'assured
that there is nothing lb it to prevent
all our people, of ail• (lasses and dent).
Initiations, from fierivi rig equal benefit,
and we hope there be a tug turn
out:
/Igq-,Soveral attempts, in past yearT,_
hake been made to. start a -Building'
Association this place, but from
some cause, or
,other, t,ne.projects fell
thtxmgh t and : nehody feels like attemp
ting-the'forMatibif ofanother: Exins=
rience has preVed,'howe'vei., that they
are pay,ing, institutions, are -, the poor
man's savings bank, and aro a moans
of promoting industry and enterprise
in the town. Will some one • take hold ,
of the Matter again
Get a Supply Now
To make 'room for a no* monthly
mipplycfifteen'birrele of -table syrups
and ,baking molasses, ,twelve barrels of
sugai,,eight;bagslof. coffee, an'ti-goods
generally, will be retailed cheap for
cash or'eenntry prodiice at the RED
FRONT GROOpt - g, ]juntingdon,
PE9.- Beat Gain Roller and Gnu' Spring
Grain Drills, at. McLapOap, Swot, tam's,
ollidlibing, pa r • • replygti
EMT!
Bills for tho following sales have
,been printed at tbo G/obe-offioe
March 4th, 240,aerea of landiu
with improvements, and 210 acres lit Tod tp.,
with improvements. Andrew Anderson.
March Bth, a valuable tract of land in
Cratuwe,ll tooM.ship, with ithprovements. Bee
a"tivertiseuiene. Juba 14. -, l4Oterry,;Ephrai6
Bowman, trustees of George querry.
March 10th, a valuable farm in Cromwell
township,with improvements See.advertise
meat. ,• Christian , Price i - Ji. - ,'-eAcutor of
Christian Price, deceased.
March 12th, sale at Mill Creek Furnace of
horses, colts, harness, lumber, etc. Seo ad
vertisement: •J. M. Green., . 1 . , • •
• ' March 16, horses., cows,' cattle, 'etc., in
Cuss township. David M. Gosnell.
March 19, mares and colts, in Juniata tp.
See advertisement. D. W. Woenelsderf.
March,34, horses, cows,
,eattli,'etc., near
Marklesburg. See adv. Thcobalt FOMO.
March 24th, lintel furniture in Hunting
don. See advertisement. ,GeOne.Long.
Ladles Dresses and Boys Clothing.
Mrs. B. Annie McCabe respectfully in
forms the public that,she ; has removed. to the
house formerly occupied by. B. McMdnigill,
on Washington street, and is prepared to
make Ladies' Dresses and Boys' Clothing, of
all kinds. She rospeetfully \ invites a full
share of patronage. t •
Carpet Weaving
Mrs. Matilda Pheasant is prepared to
weave rag carpets, .and solicits patrinmge
from a generous public.' Residence 'Wash
ington Street, West liuntin tf
" ger Improved Buckeye And Buckeye
end Ohio Harvester combined, Reapers and
Mowers, repairs of the Buelfde,, i elVrays on
hand, at MoLanahan, Stone& hetes, Holli
daysburg, Pa. fe9 5m
ller• l Pratt & Miller's !thy Itakest at IV - 16.
Laaulatt,Sione &Isett'a; Itollfdaylstiufg,4sia
wa—AlcLan Ethan, Stone & Teat, .11pliidnye•
burg,' 'warm nt' till thbir (fe.o.sm
tta. Farmers neoding:(a Grain-drill,
will do well to call on Wharton & Ma
guiro.,:and. examine the - ,.Wlllgughby
guin-spring grain drill, either with or
without phosphate attachment, before
purchasing. tf
, -
Cam' Double Harpoon Hai Forks, best in
uso, and there Inis never been one 'rekui:ned
so far; all are warranted. MeLanahan,
Ston:ilsett„Hpllidaisbdri:_ "1", Sa9:sm
nelr•Cider Mills, Grain Separators, Clover
littliers'and Sternmers,'Cultivatots; WllBllll4
Machines, etc:, ete.,:atdlleLanahan, StoneA
Ifollidaysburm Pa. feo-81n
ray- McLaneban, Stone & 'sett, Hollidays
burg, have the largest and best assortment
of Garden and Flower Seeds in this vicinity.
Send fur Catalogue. 5 and 10 cent papers
sent on receipt antiinel:poat-pald, I Ve9-4rn
rt , 41• ri
thc,
scofrifig j Liy(.ltekiLl 1 . 311
C. - LIGHTNER, Of *est. twp.," and
LlF.zip C. I r acutrNEtt, of Jacksanjwp.,
tillof ISite 'cbtititY."
ME
Oh" the 16thLDeOe'iribei: hist;
Rev. J. Donohue, M.E.WN.D Vitioirr, l
of Altoona, to Miss DEBBIE G ILES, of
On the 10th inst., at the residence
of the bride,
,byl.hp,aante, Mr. JOHN G.
BAILEY, of Centre county, to Miss
NANNIE . MCWILLIASL9, , , of , Frankif
townslsip,liuntingdoif county. ' '
DIED, -
In this borough, on ttio 22d
Lurriu B. daughter of B. W. and B B.
Ness, aged 3 years, 4 mouths and 22
days.
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PUILLDELPLIIA, Feb. 23, Wia.
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Superfine Flour Per barrel f ., - $4.504i.75
Extra Flour per barrel ' — 55.00(45.50
1170 Flour per ban el $4.900.5.u0
Ited Witeut per Welt& • . 1.2341.26
1170 per bushel Wgi 1..01
Corn per bushel . " 115(09101a.
Cats per bushel' '' 53(06.15te.'
Pardsbegis, Fob. 2S, MN .
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Spring IWheat Flour per barrel $550Q6.00
ACTOllipat per bushel .. $1.1501.18
Corn per bushel Myr*
bushel
ts
Oa per
._ / ' 40417e15.'
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roan F.,6.28.—C01d closo4 at $ 1 ,16%.
PinLinei.rtm, feb.' 23;1870 f
The following itro the closing prides ', 1 4 pe
40 south Third Street.:.
U. S. 6';s• qf 'Bl, • - - • • 1171- 1171
" " '62, . llsi. 115 4
" " ?64 1 , 114 1141
" " , 7 , 114.1. 1144
-." 45, - tietr, - , 118 1131
'O7, '" • 'll3/
" " '6B, - 1131 1131
" s's, 10-40's, 112# - -112/
U. S. 30 rem• 6 per cent. Cy. ' 111
Due Comp. ht. .Notes, • • 19
Gold - - - - 118 Mt
Siker,. - • -, , 116 118
Union Pacific 11.11 Ist M. Bonds 865 - 875
Central Pacific it. It. - 960 970
Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds 700 710
HUNTINGDON MARKETS.
connzonm iymium BY HENRY &CO
11110LEVILE PRICEB:I
FLOUR—Superfine Flour, per, arrel, i 54.25
Extra Flour,. do . , 4.50
Family' Flour, do :-: 5.00
GRAIN—Red Wheat, per bushel. --@l.OO
White Wheat, - ', do . 1.10
_
;Bye, . do 85
.Corn, new, do 70
;Oats,, ' . do , 35
Barley, do ' 1.00
SEED—Timothy, . do 3.50
Flaxseed, ' du 1,75
Cloierseed, per 04 lbs. - 7.00
Pnovistoils—Potatoes, per bushel, 40
Dried Apples, do 1.75
• Corn Meal, per ext., :: 7 ~-; :2:00
Dried Penebetyper pound, )
- • : -..--- 12
Dried Beef, _do . 20
Lord, do • . • , 20
Pork, do • • ' l2
Butter,, - do . : .35
Cheese, •• , . do '2O
•Egg,e, per dozen, , 20
Ilam . . 20'
Side,. • • 17
Shoulder,
COAL—hard coal, per ton, 0.00@7.50
Broad Top coal, do_ 3.00(5L3.50
LUMBER, per 1000 feet,
SHINGLES—Lap, per 1000 ft.; 10.00(0,12.00
Joint'Shinglee, do ' 5.00®6.50
AI ISCELLAN elms—Bark, per cord, .8.50
Bran, por cwt.,' 1.00
,
MOO, per pound 4o
Wool, do . 45®50
'lay, per ton, 12.00
Indus, „ -, • , 6@7
Green Apples, do 75®1,00
Onions, do 75
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rro THE OWNERS OF UNPAT
SNrED LANDS: - , -
in obedience_ tp au,Act of .Aisombly, Approved the
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BI
s.
REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE
AT LEIV,I4''I3()QK STORE.
HUNTINGDON, PENNA.
,_,, ~ • , . •
TiOlr TilA tADI r ES; `• ' 1
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LEIVI ' • ,4, K ik STATIOT.OXY giVII.E. '
veDZOB PRINTING-ut
z j 2 rAwr IXECUTO. At .
Theo
"01e" Job
. - • Ce•
PUBLIC, SALE
AT
, MILL CREEK FURNACE.
Will be sok] at'peblie Bale ai Mill Creek
Furnaces
On saturday, March 1214, 1870,
The following personal property, to wit:
HORSES, COLTS i BROOD MARES,
Wagons, rods, Shovels, large lot of Harness,
chains, ore bank and furnace - Tools, double
and single Trees,. spread and' fifth Chains.
Threshing Machine, lyinnowing Mill, wheel
barrOWe, fillingJMrrows,picks, wagon spokes
in the rongh;'u choice lot of Bry Lumber,
and,a groat variety of other articles too tedi.
ode to mention.
'Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, 'hen the
terms will be made known.
, J. M. GREEN.
- Mill Creek, Feb.
ChRPHANS' COURT SALE.
kfi ' [Eetute of OEOIIOK QUERItY, dec'd.f
In pursuance of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Huntingdon county, the undersign.
ed Trustees appointed to sell the real estate
of George Quarry, deceased, will sell at Pub
lic Sale, on the .prethises,
. On ruesday i March 81h, 1870;
r , • ; at ono O'clock, P. M.,
The following, described
YALUARLE TRACT OF LAND
situate in Cromwell township, in said county,
adjoining lands of Thos. E. Orbison, David
Irvin,. and the heirs of Benjamin Beers, deed,
containing 227; ACRES, or thereabouts, be
ing mostly Aughwick creek bottom, of which
about .150' acres are cleared ;the residue in
timber and!having thereon' ; •
, A GOOD.TWO•STORY LOG HOUSE,
new frame Bank Barn, with wagon shed' and
corn criq, and other buildings ; also, an ap
ple orchard. This farm is two miles south
west of Orbisenia and has un excellent mea
dow thereon.
),T . .pt)lB Of ~S ALE.- - 0/104111rd of the pur
chase money to he paid on the confirmation
of the'eale l one-third in one year thereafter,.
and the other third . at the death of Elizabeth
Querry, widow of said deceased, the interest
to be paid to her yearly during her life, and
to,bp eticared by judgment bond and 'mart
' JOHN M. QUERRY,
'(.[.l ; 7 •' .. EPHR - AIM - BOWMAN;
..!feb.l63t ~; Trainees.
rpRUSTEE'S SALE
VA/!IIABLE REAL ESTATE
ESTATE 01+ CHRISTIAN PRICE, i)EC'D)
viktile of an ordek of the Orphans' Court of Huh
tingdon roomy, I a ill expose to public sale on Ike prom-,
lees, to Cromwell township, Huntingdon county, on
TIIURsDAY, the 10th day of,MARGII,
aCl : oke(4ck, p. M. of snit liny'a VALUABLE FARM, in
crotaxwoill tonTobtp,i bounded bylander of Thomas Ash , '
IMP On the east, on the north by landsof Peter Sechrist,
uu thamest bY,Lontls!or Enron Dlcllullainto and "on• the
south by lands of Rock.llill Iron Works, containing
jOnollundrbd and Fdrfy-four Acres,'
more or lest, haring* thefoon 'ero ';ir GOOD TWO'
STORY FR AAR DWELLING MOUSE and BANK BARN,
e bauble Wagon AO and necessary otibloulldhlgs. A
good well of water in the yard. A good bearing apple
. orchard of ehrdeo fruit, undo number of peach, pear and
cherry thee." Two streams of water run throogn the
premises, and there is aloe Iron ore and goal ;limestone
on the promisioal
.1 ERNS I.ll+ SA LB.—One-third of the purchase money'
to be' pald confirmation of sale. et April Court, when
deed n 11l he made, and tlw balanco In two, equal 'annual
pAYments, will; Interest, the whole to be secured by the
bonds of the putehasoc. • , • ,;
CHRISTIAN PRICE, Jr.
Paecuter of Christ. Price, decd
AblAi
T,I3.IISTEE'S SALE •
I ; VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
LSTAI F. OF FAMIAEL.,IIARIIIS, DECD
By ♦irtoc of an,order of tho Orpbuns' Court of fun
tingtlon county, I will expose to public enle,ou tho prom
Ism. In Peon township, fluntimplon county, l'enn'tt. on
W EDNEEDAY the 2,1 ?ay of MARCH, 1570,
at oue o'clock, p. m., said day n valumblo tract of
. i „ TIMBER LARD,
in Penn township, Pounded by lends of Isaac Peightal on
- me 6outl, by land, of Jinn. Norris and It. & W. WAN"
On the east, by : lands of John Leo on the, north; by lambi
of Paninel Mists' bolsi on the west, containing
Forty-throb Acres 'unit Seventy-three
• . • •.
Birches; neat measure
TERMS OF SALE.—One•third of the purcheee money
to be paid on confirmation of the ealo at April Court,
whch,deed will ho made, and the balance in two equal
annual payments with Mb whole to be eocurod
by, thejudgmant Londe . of the purchaser.
DANIEL HARMS,
feb2-4t •,i , Executor of clam]. Harris, deed,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOB: SALE. '
The real estate known, Mike "Woolverton", or "Milli
ken 31111 Property'," altnute on Mill Creek and 'Smiler's
Creek, in Brady towimhip, Huntingdon county, Pa, two
miles N. E. 01'31111 Creek Matins on the Penns. It. R. In
offered fur sole. It bus been divided Into, live parcels
which will be sold supitrat•ly or together as porch:mere
may desire, to wit:
Ruth: 152 'zicro6,
130.2 petches: Sounded N.by'henry N; E: by
31111 Tract; E. by John K. Mete; S. by tract "X" and N
W. by tract leV," having thereon two thielling 'houses, a
bank barn and other improvements. A large part of the
land I e cleared; the balance is well Umtatal. "the 31111
Creek ;lad Hishecoquil has roads pass through the tract.
"B."—Mill Tract. 47 'acres, 102.7
perches. Bounded N. by Henry Wolfkill; E. by tract
..1.1"; C. E. by Johti K.'Bietv, W. nod N. W. by tract "A."
Includes the grist-mill, imwmill and miller's house. A
portion of :the land Is in cultlvntlon; the balance is well
timberrd.
-"C."-95 lierches. Bound
ed Nth. by James Gregorj; E. by 31111 Creek Furnace
Company; S. W. by John K. west by tract "tl,"
Henry ,Weijklll and John Waddle. Thia tract is covered
with tuella:4 timber—principally oak.
" 150 acres, 102.7 perclieti.
Bounded N. by John and Cavil Simpson; E. by Henry
Woltkill; S: by tract ...A"; S. by Mill Creek Furnace
Cempittey and W. by Andrei, Simpson. The principal
part of this tract is iu timber.
' " 188 . acres, 48 2porches.
Bounded N. by tract "S," Y, by Jean dersurh and John
'raters B. W. by George Mein; and N. W. by BIM Creek
Fur:loco Company. About ono-bailor the land is, in
ti ration; the balancels well thnheieJ. '
Tho lauds will be shown by ,Mr. James G. Carothers
who resides upori the property.
Mops will bealiown and Plane made known on applica
lion t • ' • • "
. J., SIMPSON AFRICA.
De c. 22, 1669. et
MILL; FOR- SAIrE.-- , •
riIHE subscriber 'offers bis new IGrist
lill and Mill House, eitoateti In West township.
Cold Mill is sithated in the heiirt'of Sharer's Crack
Valley; good grain country; has a good custom; and Is
within six miles of Poona. railroad.
For further particulars nrice or sae ,
• ' ' lIENRY LIORTNER,
sc22, Neff nnqn, aunt, l'a.
I 'OWN LOTS FOE. SALE
IN WEST lIUNTINLIDON
Boy Lots from first hotels at
$2OO
Purchasers desiring to build can hoes "Very liberal
terms as to payments. NOW 18 the thou to InreaL Ap•
ply to • WWI] • It. ALLISON MILLER.
H. GREENBERG'S •
CLOTHING STORE FOR SALE
This establishment in In the west room of Measrs.
Fisher & Sou's hultding, in the Diamond, Huntingdon,
Pa.; and hid moist desirable location for a good Merchant
Tailor. Parties wishing to lamella. the entire • stock
walla do well to cell soon, as the establishment now en.
Joke a good custom and ruady 'mad° trade . The stock has
been greatly reduced by 'recent sales and the remainder
wait bo•disposod of, wholesitio or retail, at great bargains
es the ptoprietor intends moving east after the first of
April.' A quantity of •
READY-MADE CLOTHING, -
HATS, CAPS, ,
FURNISHING GOODS, &C
Will be disposed AT •A UCTION' EVERY SATiltiliAr
until soldout. Aleo=Foc sale, a good second hand Plano.
Pot,. 2:3•tf. t '
• SPECTACLES.
A fine ;and large assortment always on
; • hhhncl
AT
. 4_,RlErS' BOOS STORE.
WY - For neat JOB 'PRINTING, call at
he "Gt,p'at Job PaIaTING OFFICE, " at Han
in don, Pa.•:
• •
Vit 'i s (iN ' TED, • ,
Vymo b.ihoi. orlicheat, Rye, Mite, ana Corn
:lat . the Ihmtlugtoo Steam Y.N.
JOSUSU U. CARK4II.
Mireffarloh, Nov./1081394
GREAT BARN
Cunninghain & Cannon's;
Corner of Railrai'd and MoOgoidery
HUNTINGDON, PA.
WE would call special attention to
the daily arrival etotIONE AND 1111AUTIF01.
UOODS, which are offered nt •
Tempting Prices/
Condeting of Menai - lint inks of eA Amine, elf wpni
['online, Alpacas, Blelangec, Armuie, Cf]intine, : ntnnei.
biaiitifol line of ilhe Ceinibric4, liarr4nl )fueline,Neict;
nook., Oinghautv, and Ohambrapi
ALSO, a full limo of Domestic Goods, Quell as 1
HEAVY BLEACHED EMIR
Fine: BrOwn Muslin; 411 Molten' wide; lilenekact'inilki l
(rent N. to 23.‘ yards wide ? Kentucky 'Jeans, ;PirateEs
1 , :'; 'tr
Cass!mere, Ac„ &c
eldolC of 11001Cil eicele nn7lLlpg of the kin'titii4;,
aide of Plallulolphla
ALSO, nla igo find well eebeted stock' HATS
•"! •i • •
able fur the minion
.
We make a specialty of Ode an.tlele, and havO On band
a ♦ery flue anortmerlt of
DESIRABLE PATTERNS,'
which will be mid lower than CAN be sold b.r any Vitali:
:how° outeido of Philadelphia. We hare alto on hagut 4;
large stock of
=1
FISH AND BALT
which Ire *tenoning mry tort
Iu order to be conflated that ours is the 06ov - id buy,
call and, oxamlue our goods tad pliar
take pleaeure in allowing °di good', even if t giiidii
not viola to bay. 150 yeti will plean mill and get posted
CUNNINGHAM&CARMON.,
Oct. 28, 1868.tf.
READING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANDEMENT,
310i1DAt 1.703 , 43113 DC, 22, 18G9 •1:
1 RI AT TRUNK LINE FR0,31 THE
kir' North: and r North-West for linnAttiventi, 'Haw'
YoRE, READING PoTIEV;LIE, Tamaqua, A BEEMAN SBANOWI L
LEBANON, ALEAEOWN, EASTON, EEEBABA, LELIE, Lsacite
TER. COLUMBIA, .to., Ac.
Trains leave ilarrintairg fur New York, ae follows
At 2 30. 5 35 und 8,10 A. E., And at 12 M. neaire,
p,m., conneeting with similar trainer, the PennsylVan
11.1 i, and arriving at Now York at 10,15, a. m., and Y 4,65,,
noon. 6.35. 635 and 105.000 p. In., altd 6.00:a. al. , respect,
;rely. Sleeping cars accompany the 2.50 and 5,35 a. ra.,:
and 12,20 nouli trains' without change. "
Leave Harrisburg for, !leading, Pottsville,.Tantamw
Minersville, Ashland, Shamokin, Pine Grove, Allentown,.
and Philadelphia at 8 10 A, M., and 2 55 and 410 ',,P.1511,,d
the 2.55 4toliplog ter Lebamett only; the 4 10 P. hi., trait;
making connections t for Philadelphia Pot taville ;Holum,'
bin and all Intermediate staticns between said points on.
ly. Ye, Pottsville, Schuyklll Ifavoie and Auburn, tyim
Schuylkill and Susquehanna It, W., leaf° Harrisburg at
Itettirning, leave New-Yong at 9 At M. 1/.00 noon, mad
5,00 and .8.00 P.m., Philadelphia at 8.15 At 51.. mid 2.90
314 Sleeping Care accompany, thp %Op m and 600 and
8.00 pm trains front rNew York Without chtitgei '
Way Passenger train leaves Philadelphia at 7 MI A. sr„
connecting with aimilar train on East Penna. Itallread,
returning fiont Reading. at 0.25 p m atopping at all eta .
Hons. .
Leave Pottssvilid at 5,40 and 9,00 a m., and 3,05 p. m'.
iterndon at 030 a In, Shantokin at 4 s 40 and 10,40 a no.
Ashland 705 a 133. and 12,30 noon, Tamaqua at 833 a >q, and 2,20 P.2ofor Ph Ilialephin and New York. ' •
Leave Pottsville, via. Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail,
road at 8 15a. m. for Harrisburg, and 11 30 A. N., tbe•
Pine Orove and Tremont. .
Heading Accomniti. Passenger Train- kayos Pottsville
at 5,40 a in, passes Beading at 7.30 0 ttii,arriling at. Phil•
adeinbia at 10,20 a m; returning, leaves Philadelphia at
4,45 P. M. Passing Reading at 7,40 p. m arriving at,
pottaville ut 0,30 p.
Pottetoon Accommodation Train: LeavesPottstown ,
6,25 a. m, returning leaves Philadelphia at 4,00 ru: -
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Heading at 7 15 A •
IL, and :6 14 P. IL; for Ephrata, Wiz, Lancaster, Col,
umbia, An. , • . , „
•Perkloraen Raliroid trains leave Perklomen Junetleni -
at 9.00 a m 3.10 and 5.30 p m getueniag t leave Schwenk,-
ville at 6,10, B,lo' a'tn, and ' 12,45 noon, connecting with
eiwilar trains on Reading, Railroad. .
Colebiookdale railroad Trains leave . Pottstown at 8*
m, and 6,20 p m, for, Mt. Pleneant, arriving there, it
16,20 a. in. and 7,20 Q. at., returning, leave lit. Plasm*
at 7,ooand 11,00 is, t 0.,, connecting pith all:altar trains
on Reading railroad.
Chester Valley railroad Trains Babe Bridgeport at 8,30,
a m, 2,05 and 5,02 p m, returning, Wore Downingtown
at 6,30 a In, 12,455ud 0,15 p m, connectins with trains ort
Reading railroad.
On Sundays, leave New York at 5, 8 00 p m, Philadeb'
plan, 8 a m and 316 P. 3f., the 8 a m train running only .
to' Heading; Wive Pottsville 8 A: DE, Rant burg,hiis sitar
410 and 10, 0 p m, and Heading 1243, Midnight V 15 it.tn
Or Harrisburg, aud 7 20 q.m., Midnight' for Ni' 1
V. and at 0.40 p. m., 4,25 p,m. for Philadelphia.
CoMMITATION, 311utaat,tigsson, , 8CUOOL, and Hammett "'
Voters to and from all points at reduced rates.
Baggage checked through: 100'nounds Baggage allowed
each Passenger.
G. A.NICOLLS,
Reading, Nor, tg, 1899. General Superintendent.
TO THE LADIES :1
The bare reseatty dfacavered a new
ESSENCE
.Qt
lii calling the attention of th'e ladles to our Starch;
they will lied that it economizes labors proddCes 16
BEAUTIFUL GLOSS,
Much superior to tOnitoon dare'''. 'and 'easier to iron. In
fact if you want a beautiful glues on your skirt; or your
hosband's dirt of collar procure a box of our Essence
of Starch. The cast is trifling, only 16 coats wbox.
Try a box and be convinced. Every Family should
liare a box of the Essence of Starch. For sole by all
Winds and dealers in the 'United States. Itionufactured
oily by Stinli, IIAMNION k CO., sole proprietors, No.
1113 Harmer street, Philedelphia.
.kir•For sale at 3IASbEY A COT. Enterprise Ilea&
quart OTC feb6
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OIL SCLOTH WINDOW . SHADES
GILT GOLD
MUSLIN SHADES, .
BALLEI"S FIXTURES,
TAPE, VORD AND TASSALS
ly AnOIITMENT
AT LEWIS' BOOK STORE
Xj VNVELOPES-'--
4y tlCo box, pack, or loss quantiba for c.tc.t
bk; WM' .000 X AND 47,4779NX1M5T0RR,
1 :),ITHI. 1 1 'ring BOOTO,
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