VNESWV MORNING, SEPT. 11. 1872.
..! riVIl RAILROAD.
ON AND
I Ifi.r Sun-lav. June 'I
1872.
Passenger
i lcve Mifliin Station as follow
EASTWARD.
philitelp'''1 Express.. 12 56 A- JI
j-Vt l ine I 7 A M
pacific h'xpiess S.03 A. M.
H rr b'" iccjuim'ida'u 11,23 A.M.
M;t;Wii. 5,30 P.M.
(jjnctututi Express? 8,31 I'. M.
WESTWARD.
Sn:!l:Tn Express....
Thr'tt-'' Passenger..
2.34 A. M
4.51 A. M.
5.5(J A. M.
9,44 A. SI.
Pr-itic Kxpres-..
V4v I Vs-nger
,..;"c,n.il Express
Man T:
tVt l ii1
Mix. J T''"
.12 26 I'.
. 3.36 P.
. 6.2G P.
. S.00 P.
M.
M
M.
M
JAMES NORTH.
At't
)(li AM' 1U .VI UV.
Cli fodder culling i:as commenced
The Katv-dids make good u?e of these
I ,-ptm:r nights-
Ciukh vaku y.t.d npph buffer loil
j:e cm r.; n tl.i. gs this fall.
is -
Jidue limit-1: made quite a favor
aUe iuipres.-lor: u;i"ii our citizens.
K A I'Bt'VK "f v.este n cattle passeo
E thrniiL town "ti S.ttttrd.y the first ol
tLe o.tc:i.
Since Jr LillV Hall l.as been open
el our people do uot ruffer for the want
of ainus-niriit
Fami i l Iji.Ai'fc'. didtiiigtilshed rail
rncl man. as i I'"1'" several days at
tending Court.
t Skvkiial young gt-ntl men eonnecteti
with Philadelphia banking houses were
in attend: uce at Court a witnesses.
Ji.HX S G'i:AVAl!I. I. a had a neat
brick oiTjc- l.nili for lii n-c!t at the south
ri,!f of tiie Crystal iVace Iluiidii'.g.
Ci.fiiT, Attt'ti "ii at i'arket's store and
amtis-Di' tit at (iravl, ill's 11 ill. kept the
village from getiii.ir dull J.it week. j
Lkivis II U.I., l llniri.-lnirjr, was tin
;ii.r i.iiiiu.id law J er in the c tse of
; M:. Ii a!e fg-tmst the luilreti'l Com
,ny.
TlIE I.utlif ntn Synwi of (Vutral Penn
aivatiia will hold its annual sessimi at j
Ai:viwii, M'fll'ii ci:i:;ly, commencing '
1 ti.e j
in-t. . '
A njliKM1 -wa in I or the Comt 01.
1 tsrt t
l.lwi-ell t!
lours 1 I 1
She wa- !
li ven a'i.1 twi lv " dock
.-nit t.i i .il in .Ii 1 . t'.l 1 of i' til.
JiK!T.r '.Hi
f-tliitv. h.;s nr. i-ti
s, i f Wa'nut. thi.
; a iM.iel.itie for rl.tii."
ff--ti aih-ttees il;t patient boxes It
i; it fj.ecuy.
,1V
Mr s i vit-p- in iclitiie
IlxJi luK liitiiiAM on account of the
lite fi-i.iti ! 'Court on Sa'urday night.
i.i?ci:nj,i!!i-,i to ri main in town over
v--A ir. lie a1 tended the Lutheran
irrii dun:.:
inormiijf set viae.
I
K-.i. u-.ritiiiir "rains of the fir.-t
1 l;:icr t I! tvur ran "i t t:i. in by
? .. :
at o. s. a iiv-r to tin; Juniata Val
E r Y.uvm.I mu.ed and k. -ft by the
"'di-J x-r L;t-:1: m, one mile i;o;iLiatt
M 11.12 it.
A I'hii. ii i.piiu d-tictive named
V. w:is a w.tness in the Gallah-r
riht cae. lie was distinguishable
iiivuh-re in a crowd by the peculiarity i
"t!iavii,g a while beard and a wig ol t
liiiriiiut colored hhir I
A Grant and iIm.ii Club has been
Z'lliu M ,rVlill. with the (n!luil'i'
ntfi-rs :
JWibnl II. 1). Wilier.
'ee I 'tesidentt, Jacob G. Snvder and i
... . , -
" V' hi. I
Secretary Capl. C. McClellan.
Iiiasurer James II. Simons.
AtTF.NTIuM ! Jl NIATA S
CCOITS
W are hereby ordered to meet iu Mex
im. on Saturdav, September 21st, at 10
"'clock, uroni' t. R,.!l cull at that I, ..or
ty' oidtr of
J. K. ROBINSON.
Captain.
Matihi-v,- R,,ukrs O S.
I'Hn the advertisement of the Fran
r,"pus Harda'are Company, iu another
"!tntl. i lii.4 I '..mnnti c sell ..--r .bin
1 - - . j c
,n I w Hardware line, and buying largely
'J1 Mil ;,fT.ird to sell at Eastern prices
u'ry ti.uchauts supplied. Call and
a;" their prices and secure bargains.
rin
? wing of the Democracy b Id :
!!"g in li.e Court House, one m eek
.'louday vetnng last. Next ;
Jto'- eV"i"K a,"ir,'"K men j
J"''1" ' Palteison The Democracy j
TIM, f 'U",y l',Ve tW organiz,,io1 ,
Mnocracy is getting tired of ring
Db- J. V. M
"RRisiox, Trustee, will
' t public sale, ou Saturdav. S
ep
yr 2S. 1S7 2, a farm in Lack town-
Up . l,.lm,; , .i f
i I'lrigtng u the estate of George
)!ci
on,., ti i ,, . . ,
"oi, m c a . containiii" 310 acres.
tiavin
thereon
wnk ham, carriage
house and
;'r f UthuihlillP-.
See advertisement
--wtber column.
x Monday evtuing a company of
,'.tn,,red the service of the Gray
Cornel . T?...J r . i '
-- ........ , lmB piace, auu pro
'o the residences of Mrs R- C.
1r and Mr. John Wrial it. resnec
-7 and tavt. tiii m , co,,,,,.,,,,,!,..,,..- !
r-iiAHu ., . . ' i
-limit.
1 the vindication of iheir
from .be el.,, .1.., i...,,
"lero.
-Uu .l. , 6
, '""o'.t atrainat . hem i.. il.or i
t Week.
v,uu.
!
The Vermont election, held
last week, resulted in a Repub
lican victory of 25,000 majority,
and the election in Maine, hefd
on Monday last, gives the State
to the Republicans by a major-
uy ot IUUO. That is the dcatl
Krell of Greeley ism.
J-.venvTHiXG in the Hardware line
can be found at the Hardware Store of
D. P. Paint, successor to Graybill & C).,
liyetal Palace Building. MifHiutuwn.
AttEXTIO. ! G K BILL ZtH'AVES
ou are hereby ordered to meet at your
aiinorr, on Saturday, September, 2Ut, at
7i o'clock A. M., in full uniform, to at
tend a military parade at McAlisterville
A full attendance is requested.
Uy order of the Captain.
A. H. FASICK.O. S.
Glass, Puttv, &c, for pale at the
ll.-trdware Store of I) P. Paist, successor
to Graybiil & Co
To THK ClTIFS OF MtlTLlXTOWX
AMI VlCIMTV C. McClellan. of this
place, has been appoint d Agent for the
WilHanif-pnrt Fir luMiraiue Cotrpiny
Cash Capital, $100,000 Does business
on the stock plan. Rate compare favor
ably wi.h any othrr cas!i company.
Alsn represent the .lontstowii Mutual
and the Pottviile Mutual Fire Insurance
Companies. All are reliable companies.
Choicest i'l TLt itv at the Hardware
More of D. P. Paist, Crystal Palace
Hiiihling, MifHiotnwn
Gkn'l SHIfXSIllMXCSi-ItAyoD t(l)LK
K'AXMCHTKKFKIit:.N hKKSHT A Milt U N Was
in town the other day, and eai.I to our
cilizens that at the water ioraj of Win F
S113 der could be found the best stock of
'II AI RS he evi r saw ollered for s.ile
anywhere, and his a-! vice to all those in
need of thai is that I hey go to the o'd
am popu'ar stand 011 Main street, M fflin
town. The (! neral's advice, like his
until'", is a good 01. e, and we trust it will
he heeded.
Fix K.ST Paints, Varnishes, Oils Sec.
for sale at the ilan!a e Store of U P.
Paist. successor to (I ray bill Sz Co.
i Pr.TWKfX the hmire of "eight and nine
I o'clock on M.m.iar eveniiiir, J- 13. Alex-
ander, cotiviete I aud sentenced at the
last Cow for a term of four years i:i the
esteru Pen item iaiy. for forgery, m-tde
his scape IVuiu the jul yard by placing
I one end of a li i.nd ou the pitvy and
iestiug the other m 1 ng-iii.st the top ol ,
ihe Wi.t, from ". hu ll 1; : must have 1. ap
ed or dropped himself, as there was
nothing a.iiii.-t the wall on the out.-iile
that could facilitate his passage lo the
jjiound. Wh. n the Sheriff c "lie: to lock
up his j ii.-0!:ers he missed Alexander. I
As yet his w h.-nisboiits f.ave not beet,
ills-covered. If the piisom r had di I ayeil
his esttpe twelve hours later it
never have heen inade, fur the
"""'Id j
.i4.il..;
had intended to s'art with him for Pi!t
burg on Tuesday morning.
A FINE as-oitin -ut of Calf and Mo
r.iei.n Sltins i llie 11 -i i A wjM p nf
Skins at the llaniwaae Si'
,. .
P. P. 1
Paist, successor to Graybiil & Co
CoNSTAELS KkkLIX, "f Patterson,
brought a traveling woman fiotn that
town, on last Wednesday, for the pur
pose of lodging her iu j til She refused
to go. When they reached Ma n street,
i flicer 'tohiusi'U, of this boiwugh, then
took charge of the case, and called on
i he b . slanders to lend a hand in bearing
away both the- woman and a man who
claimed to be her husband. A colored
ruin and the officer h d the husband, and
vmImi,' mn liii,'rr ulin ms stand
ing in the crowd, manned the woman.
With a firm trrin he siezed her bv the
r .1 i i i.... l i
nunc Ul llie ll lh, 11111 IIU-iiiTM I uuriijz
.' . ... .
: in front ot htm she ail tun while most
' vehemently protei-ling. Before he suc
ceeded in getting l.er to the Jill she uim
aged to tear bis hut in a manner most
unsatisfactory to him, and fiercely gnaw
ed one of his thumbs, which el,e got be
tween her teeth Tho two vagrants were
finally lodged in jail.
AfjKKTLTl KAL I .1 1'LK.M KXTS m lde of
the best milerial, always ou hand at
the Hardware Store of I). P. Paist, suc
cessor to Giaybill & Co.
The case of Mrs. Beale against the
P. M R Company, and the Gallaher
Wiight case awakened an intense inter
est among the wh ile people of Mifflin
and vicinity. Usually Court proceedings
are little thought of aud cared for by toe
fcm.le portion of the community. These
,Wl, caes proved exceptions. The
prljn ,,f itte community with
its deep sympathy for the unfortunate
Mrs lleai; auj Mis. Gallaher and Mr.
Wright, was quickened to its deepest
, g0 lnve(l ,ue ladie8 lhll,
they attended iu numbers during all the
sittings of tbe Court under the progress
of the trial of these two cases Under
the inspiration that the pr- sence that fair
'and pure woman always imparts. Coun-
i v , . .... A
sel were more courteous ana oriiiiatii
jurors more attentive, and auditors or
spectltors more deff-rential in all their
bearing. No Judge, ever before in Juni
ata sat on the bench with such an audi
ence to listen to his rulings and charges.
We do not know that any one of the
ladies who graced the Court and honored
the parties in the cases enumerated by
their presence, in the least degree, favor
the woman's rights moveinen. yet if
Mrs. Anthony or Lucy Stone could have :
i i :.. . .1... .... ru.m on miv one
i"""1 ""' h i t
of the great trial days, they wou Id have ,
been moved to exclamations Of neng.it, ,
,. 1. . .i . . . .. .1.. l,..rl.;.,irer :
ana ueraiueu lue tact, ts mo
of the new dawn in Juniata. I
Cotmr 1'ROCKtiHNOs, September T.,
1872 Jacob spade vs. Jeremiah Bru
ner and Win. Carl. Verdict for plff for
fifty-six dollars
Elizabeth Beale vs. Peuna. It. R. Co.
This was an action against the P. R. R
Co. for negligence in causing the death of
Thomas Beale, on the 2nd day of Sep
tember, 1871. The jury, after being
charged by the Court, found for the plff.
$1,000
Wm. Edmtston, for use of W'm. and
James Kidd. vs. Daniel Coffunan. Jud.
ment by consent for 834 and costs of
suit.
The balance of the civil list was con
tinued.
Qt'ARTKIt SESSION'S.
Commonwealth vs. Adam Smith. In
dictment Forcible eutry and detainer
Continued to next session.
Com. V8 Lewis Bryner. Indictment
Kmbezzlement as agent. Continued to
next session, aud deft, allowed to euter
in Ins own recognizance iu the sum of
400, to appear at the next term.
torn. vs. r rank Reamer Indictment
Assault and battery. Verdict, guilty.
Cora. vs. Sam'l I'ickenbach. Indict
ment Obtaining endorsement of prose
cutor by means of false preteuses. The
prosecutor, by his own testimony, having
failed to make ont a case, the deft, was
ac juittod, and the j'iry divided the costs
between prosecutor and defendant.
Com. vs. John Wright and Jane Gal
aher. This was an indictment chargiog
defendants with stealing twenty-three
U. S 5 20 Bond, of the denomination
f 1.000 each, am muting in all to the
sum of ?3.000 ; also with receiving
said Bonds from person or persons un
known, knowing them to have been sto
len This, owing to the age and former
high character of the parlies, was the
most interesting trial of the week. Much
sympathy was manifested for the defend
ants. '1 he jury foul id them not guilty,
hut that they pay all the costs. The
I titer part of the verdict, being illegal
was suppressed y the Court We for
i.ear further comment, as a civil suit, we
are informed, is pending against the de
fendants to recover the value of the
bonds alleged lo have beeu stolen.
Com. ve. James B. Alexander. In
dictment Fonrery. Two hills, one for
forging a note of f 3 500, w hich was dis
counted by Doty, Parker & Co.; the
second, for forging a note of Si, 100, t'is
counted by E. S. Poty. The defendant
plead guilty, and was sentenced to lour
years in the Western Penitentiary.
Coin. vs. Jane Quay. Surety of the
Peace W. I", rnvder, prosecutor. Sen
tenced to pay costs and give security in
?100 to keep the peace for six mouths
Com. vs. Jos. Iilanthard Indictment
forgery. Not a true biil. and county
to pay the cosls.
Com vs. Jos. Towsry. Indictment
Assault and Battery. Not a true bill.
iw c, IIIlty , the costs
Com. v. James K yle and James New-
Ii... I ..diet tnent Assault and Battery
i.i.i r-ettleil liv the names.
. ....... r, 4 j
Com vs. Martha H ellenberger. In-(
dictiuent Assault and Battery. A true'
bill. Settled by the parlies.
Com. vs 1). W. Allen. Indictment j
Assault and Battery. Not a true bill, i
and prosecutrix to pay (he costs.
N97T3 from Hsighboring Counties.
MllFLIX ColWTV. Pickpockets plied
their arts at Lewistown on show day.
The Dimo rut says : John Wolfkeil, of
'Iranville, had- his pocket book taken,
which contained $14 , John Ilooley, of
Kichacoquillas Valley, his, containing
?240 ; and another individual, whose
name we did not learn, lost $75.... Fos
ter M. Henry, of New Lancaster, in this
county, was in town to stdl a load of
shingles He sold the shingles and got
drunk. In the evening he went to
lieedsville nn. I at night aa late as 10
o'clock was at the Camp Meeting, but
still drunk. Toward midnight he pro
ceeded homeward alone Arriving at
llie lime kiln on Fred Schrader's prop
erty, a short distauce above Honey
Creek station, he found the kiln was
firtd, and llie top layers just comfortably
warmi Thinking, (no doubt,) that this
would be a comfortable place to stay for
the night, he lay, dowu over the heated
kiln to sleep, little knowing that the sul
phurous or carbonic fumes escaping
would inevitably make his sleep the sleep
of death. But, it was so. In the morn
ing lie was found there, dead ! Esq
John Swarlzell was notified and with a
jury of twelve citizens held an inquest
over the remains, which resulted in the
very just verdict, Died from suffocation.''
Mr. Ileojy was about 50 years of age.
and had no family, but lived alone in a
woodman's cabin. He bad about his
person, when found, 76 cents in money
and two bottles of what had doubtless
been sold to him as whirky. but which
was really drug poison !... .The .S''
nel says : Cloyd May made a narrow
escape from being crushed, between the
lender and cars of the Sunday's camp
meeting excursion train at Milroy, where,
he was adjusting the hose leading from
the tank, the engine was backed up and
he was thus caught, and is now suffering
from a broken collar bone and other
bruises. . . . Willie, aged about four years,
son of Jacob Steidle, was drowned on
Saturday afternoon in the river about a
mile and a half below town, lie bad
gone iu the skiff, against, it is said, llie
remonstrance of Lis mother, with his
father, to spend Sunday with Kaler,
the tenant of the McClure tract below
IJixler a Station
The boy fell out.
. .. . i i l
wUetlier irom losing nis oaiance oy me
- m i
tbe side too far. is not known, lie sank
.
immediately aud in deep water. From
gome cause his father and companion
proved unequal to the effort of attempt
ing his rescue. Intelligence of the acci
dent eoon reached town and many per
sons went dowu to aid in the search for
the body, which was recovered late in
the evening.
Notice to Pat Up. We have been
requested to slate thaMbe Books of the
late firm of E. War. am & Co., will be
left at the hardware store of the Fran
ciscus Hardware Company, iu this place,
for a short time for collection. All per
sons indebted to said firm are requested
to pay up aud save costs.
Fair. The Jeniata County Agricul
tural Society will hold their annual Fair
on October 9th, 10th and 11th, 1872.
G. M. Ghaham, ,
Cor Scd'y.
II. D. Wrllkr, of this place, an
nounces to the public that he has a good
40 gallou Copper Kettle, which he in
tends lettling ont, at reasonable prices, to
persons boiling applebutter, &c.
Sept. 4 2w
GOLD AND SILVER
SPECTACLES
At the Patterson Diw Store,
Come and have your eye-sight re
stored.
Died :
ZlDEIt On the 4ih inst., in Pfoutz Val
ley, Piev. George Zidcr, aged 89 years, 10
months and 29 days.
The deceased was the father of ten chil
dren, tho gran Ifat her of forty grandchildren,
and the great grandchildren of fifty five
crcnt gran (children making in all one nun-
lreu and five uescendants. lie was an es
teemed citizen of Pfouli's Valley, and w.n
engaged in preaching the go pel to tbe Men-
onite congregation lor the period of furty-
two years. His lunerul services were con
ducted by I'evs. Isaac Barton, J. K. Snyder.
and Jo-wph liausler. J. .M.
UIFFU.NTO'iYN & PATTERSON MARKETS
PRICES OF BO A III) OF COMMERCE.
Reported weekly for the Jiikuta Sbntiskl
by the Board of Commerce of Mitilin and Pat
terson. Butter 'f lb
Eggs, dot
Lard, lb
Country Soap
t!i-e:ix
Tallcw
Rags
Won!, washed
Dried Apples
" Peaches, pared
" Peaches, uupared.
Cherries, pitted -
" Blackbrrie9.....
' Raspherries
Country Hams
Sides and Shoulders
Potatoes, f bus
Onions '
Ground Alum Salt, "fl sack....
Railroad Ties
Locust Pots, mortising
" fov board fence..
20
20
8
, 8
25
8
3
, f0
10
20
15
20
10
16
12
40
2 25
50
5
SnELLEY A STAMBAl'GH S PRICES CUU-
nr.M. -correct e,. "e.y.
! Ciivstau P...a.-E, Mirain.own, 1
i n ... . ... n .. .
rniue i.o.i o.ii.er, per jo... ..........
Eggs, per d;nen
Tliowper 'ib
Dried Apples, per lb
('"iou' ""; ,;
Bacon, cities smoked, per lb -
Shoulder, smoked,
20
20
00
08
00
B5
00
09
13
GO
Hams,
I Washed Wool.
D.
K. SUL.lCFF'S PRICKS CURRENT
Reported Weekly.
Gbais.
Old Wheat, "fJ bus
New " " -
Corn
Oats
Cloverneed
Timoihy seed
Coal.
Prepared Ccal, "J? ton
Nut " "
Pea " "
Bituminous" "
LrMtiRR.
Run of Log, 4 4, -jp 10 )0 ft
' 5-8,
" .. 8-4, "
" " 6-4,
Hemlock Frame, "
" Boards. "
Whitepine worked Flooring.
$' 40
1 35
55
32
4 50
3 50
So CO
.. 4 50
3 10
5 00
$35 00
25 00
....25 O0to40 00
... 25001040 00
2OO0
, 20 00
.. 85 00
" German Siding 35 00
Panel Doors 2 00 to 3 00
Window Sasb, 8x10, window. 05
" 0x12. o
' 10x12, " 80
" lUxll, ' B0
PHILADELPHIA MillKETS,
PtuLAPELrhiA. Sept. 10, 1872.
FLOt n The market is less nctive. There
is no demand, axcept to supp'y tbe immedK
ate wants of the home consumers, whose
purchasers foot up 000 lots, including
Superfine SI 75(5)5 50
Extras ?5 5i'ir)0 25
N. W. Extra Family $7 2o(nV 75
Ohio & Ind. do. do S8 2:.(Vf9 00
Peuna. do. do SS O(o,8 75
Fancy Brands...- $'J5t'10 50
Gbais The Wbe'at market is not so firm.
Sales of 000 bus. western red at 1 62al 70;
amber at 1 72al 70 ; and while at $185.
Bye is nominal at 9Uc. Corn is steady and
in moderate request ; sales of yellow at (itc.
and 2000 bu western mixed at 6oc. Oais
attrast but little attention ; sties of 4000 bus
old white at 4'altic; 70''0 bua new Del. at
45c. and 2000 bus new western at 40a41c for
white, and 37a3!c for mixed.
rniLADELPHI A CATTLE MARKET.
Monday, Sept. 94 V M.
Tbe Cattle market was rather dull this
week, but prices were rather firmer. About
2800 head arrived and sold ai the Avenue
Drove yard, at 78c for extra Penn. and
we'ern stee. s. Gi7c for fair to good do aud
4ia5e JS lb. gross, for common.
Cows and Calves were dull and nominal at
$25a30.nd fresh cows at $35a40.
Sheep attracted considerable attention at
full prices. Sales of fair and choice at SaOjc,
and common at 3a4c Hi.
C. KOTHROCK,
DEA'TIST,
McA-listerville, Peuna.,
OFFERS hi professsonal services to the
public in general, in both branches of
his profession operative and mechanical.
First week ef every month at Richfield, Fre
mont and Turkey Valley.
Second week Liverpool and Wild Cat Val
ley. Third week Millerstown and Raccoon
Valley.
. Fourth week nt his office in M'Alisterville.
Will visit Mifflin when oalled on.
Teeth" put up on any of tbe bases, and as
liberal as anywhere else.
Address by letter or otherwise.
$e1 6sta.tr.
EXECTTOS'S SALS 0? u
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE V
THE undersigoecl. Executor of tbe estate
of Koliert C. GalUlier. deceased, will
sell at public sale, at Miffiintown, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER ft. 1872,
The f llowing described valuable real estate,
to wit :
Xo. 1. Tlie Mansion Farm, sit
uate in Fermanagh township, adjoining the
borough of Miffliutown. containing
135 ACRES AND 55 PERCHES,
net. The improvements are
TWO LARUE BRICK HOUSES,
One Frtiinc I loiiNt
Blacksmith Shop, Wagon-maker Shop, large
Kran.e BANK BARN with Wagon-shed aud
Corn-crib atlacbed. Carriage House, Horse
Stable and all oilitr necessary ouibuil lingi.
There is a Well of water near the door, and
running water convenient lo the barn for the
u-e of stock. The farm n in the best ata.te
of cultivation and under good fence. This is
one of tbe most valuable farms in tbeeouniv.
and is especially desirable on aceount of its
convenience to market, churches, schools, Jto
No. 2. A Farm situate in Beale town
ship, about five miles west of Patterson Sta
tion, 1. U.K., and a!out one mile from Jjhus
town, coaiaiuing 143 acres anil 55 perches,
net. The improvements are a
NEW ITltA-ME HOUSE,
BNK BARN, and other outbuildinzs. a well
of good water at the door, and running wa
ter on the premises. The greitcr part of the
farm is cleared and the balance well timber
ed Tbe land ii liieesione and baa gtod
quarrief on it, and is convenient to store
and schools.
No. 3
A Farm situate in Walker twp ,
mi'e from Mirllintown, containing
about one mi
!i9 acres aiel 'J- per-;h- s, net. About one
third is cleared aud the balance well set with
good timber.
Xo. 4. A tract of Woodland, contain
ing 12 acres and 59 perches, adjoining the
above tract.
No 5. A tract of land in Walker twp ,
containing J3 aires and 22 perches, adjoin
ing lauds .1' Kurtz Ka.itl'man, Dr. Philo
llxmlin and others. This Iract is mostly
cleared and the balance well timbered.
No C A tract of laud in Walker
lownhip. adjoining lands of Dr. Philo Ham
lin, John Wright and others, containing 36
acres ar.d 119 perches, about six acres of
which is cleared and ibe balance well Eel
i!h oak and pine timber.
No 7. A Lot of 6 acres and 13J
perches, in tbe eastern part of t lie borough
of Mittiintowu. This is a choice piece uf
land, aud has a good Limestone (Quarry on it
No 8. A tract of Woodland .-ituate in
Fermanagh township, adjoining lands of
Emanuel Moyer aud others, containing 28
acres, more or less.
No. 9. A lot in Walker township, ad
joining lands of Isaac Eika, containing 1
acre and 03 perches.
No 10 Lot Xo 54. in the borough of
MitHiutowu, froniing lit) feet on Main s.rect,
and having depth of 142 feet (o an allev.
hhving Ihereon erec.ed a new BRICK HOUSE.
21 fi ct front by GO fet deep, a large new
Frutne Stable and good Cistern.
No. 1 1. Lot No. 5:, on Main street, iu
the Imroegh of Mifflin. own, front UO by 112
feet deep.
No 12. Part of Lot No. "52, on Main
street, Miffiintown, front 45 feel by 112 feel
deep
Xo 13. Lot No. 42. or Main street,
Mitllintown, with Dwelling Hi use and other
outbuildings, GO feet front by 142 feet deep.
No 14 House and Lot. on Third street.
Mini n.own. with BRICK HOUSE and other
outbuildings, tit) feet front by 142 feet deep.
Nn. 15. An unimproved Lot of about
Lone-fourth acre, on Third street, MifHintown.
No. 1G. Six vacant Lots on Washing
ion street. Milllinlown, Nos. 5. 0. 7, 8. 'J and
10 ; each 50 feet front by 1 10 feel deep.
X'o. 17 Limestone Quarry Lot. ad
joining Lutheran burying ground, nt Mi&lin
lown. No. 18. Lot of Ground adjoining Su
loufTs warehouse lot. having ihereon a Wa
gon Shed with two Corn Cribs attached.
No. 19. A Wharf in Walker township,
adjoining lot of Mr-. Smith.
TERMS OF SALE : Ten per cent, of the
purchase money lo be paid on day of sale ;
forty percent, on April 1. 1S73, when Deed
will be delivered and possession given. One
half to remain in the property during the
lifetime of the widow, Jauc Gallaher, the
interest thereof to be paid lo her annually,
and the principal sum nt Ler death ; lo he
secured by bond and mortgage Jn the prem
ises. Any one desiring to view the above prop
erty will call on Seth Zjigler. at Mifflin. own.
or on (he undersigned at his residence l
miles east of Mitlliutown.
JSg- Sale will commence at 10 o'clock A.
M. of said day. and continue from day to day
until all is sold. Attendance will tie given
by
JOSEPH UOTIIROCK.
Executor of the estate of Robert C. (Jallaher,
dec-tased.
Aug. 21, 1872-ts
GUuCEHV, -PROVISION,
LIST OF LE ADING ARTICLES A PRICES
reported weekly by C. B.UULEY, op
posite the Post OrSsv, Miiflint jwn, Pa :
II holetalt.
Butter
Eggs -
Lard 10
Cheese, Ohio
Sew Vo k
Molisses, Porto K.co, "ty gal-...
" New Orleans
S'rup, Honey Bee-
" Amber
" Melted sugar
Sugar, Granulated
A
B
" Extra C ."
" Yellow C
" Brown
Coffee, Rio, Choice
' Fair
' " Roasted (Arouckles)
Tea, Imperial, Fiuesl
Oolong.
RaisiLS, Valentia.-
' Layers ..
Currants -
Prueus, French
Rice
Retail
20
20
12
22
25
to
1 00
05
80
1 00
n
i
12
II
10
C)
U0
00
20
25
2U
20
12
6
10
15
Soap, Rosin
Olive
" Babhit
Salt, Ground Alum
8
12
2 00
1015
3 50
40
35
30
1 50a 1 75
' 25
50
8
60
4o
30
BO
5 25
4 5o
2 IHI
60
40
40
' Dairy
Mackeral, So. 'i (new) bbl..
ISrooms, No. 1
" No. - :
' So. 3
Tubs. Cedar
Buckets, Painted, 2 hoops..
Slaw Cutters
Tin Cups -
Tin Dish Pans
Tin Cullenders
Tin Wash Pans
Tin Buckets '
Boots, Men's Calf
Kip
Gaiters, Ladies' Lasting
Potatoes, Irish
" Sweet, peck....
Coal Oil, V gallon
Cash paid for eggs.
ARGE stock of Ready-made Clothing for
t sale by HARUiY & CO.
3HL5ooflf 5rorfrJr$, Qnfrnstwrr, &t,
stiSIlYthSont.
First in the Field with our Xe w Goods for the
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
TILTEN & ESPE.qSCHADE'S.
0
DOLLY VARDEN THE GREAT RAGE
in Woolen and Cotten "Materials.
Alexis Cloths, Japanese Stripe,
The Popular (roods, in Xew and Choice 'Styles.
9!
Maripose Mas, Figured and Stripes,
The Handsomest and Cheapest.
Yosemite Marseilles, Stripes,
In Beautiful Designs.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, ALPACCAS,
And a host of other things which must be seen to be appreciated.
' WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Of any and everything at prices which defy competition.
Hi
H!
One of the best in the county, embracing all the New and Best Styles
for the Spring and Summer Trade, for Ladies, Misses and Children the '
same exclusively tor our trade at prices to suit all purchasers. Jt.very
; pair warranted " j
Grocery and (J) ueensware Departnient.
For our Grocery and Queensware Department we have secured"
one of the finest rooms in the county iu the Odd Fellows' Hall.
Just opened one of the largest and best stocks of Goods ever
brought to the county, all of which are kindly snbinitt'-d to the inspection of all
our numerous friends and custorqers. For quality and pries we defy competition;
WE SOLICIT A FULL SHARE OF PULLIC PATRONAGE.
TILT EX & ESPEXSCIIADE.
May 1, 1872-ly
D. W. HARLEY & GO 'S
Is the place where you can buy
ITIm; loft imtl tlio'OliosipcKt
"? -V 1
MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, SOOTS, SHOES, AND FUSNISEIITS GOODS. -
WE are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select Stocks ever offered in this'
market, and at ASTOXJSIXO LOW WIVES:
Also, measures taken for Suits and parts of Suits, which will be made t-f order,
at short notice, very reasonable.
Itemember the place, in the Nevin Building, two doors west of the Keystone
Store. It 11 1 DUE STREET, MIFFL1NT0WN, PA. may 8, lt72-tf
DR. P. C.
DEALER IN EVERYTHING THAT
The public attention is also invited to his large assortment of
Perfected Spectacles.
All persons who are in need of Spectacles will find it to their advantage tV
call, as they will find the largest stock in the comity to select from'.' COME'
AND HAVE VOL' 11 KVE-SIGI1T RESTORED.
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED OF
MUSICAL INSTHUMEUTS,
VIOLINS, ACUOllUEONS ANI II AK.MOXICONS ; ALSO V SI'LKNUID
ASSORTMENT OF
TOILET ARTICLES
With an mmense stock" of NOTIONS
and old. at the
D. K. SDLOUFF & CO.,
(Successors fo D. P. Sulouff.)
B2ALEHS HI
Grain, Lumber, Coal,
Sitlt, Piaster,
CALCINED PLASTER. CEENT, &C.
The Highest Cash Prices Paid
for all kinds of Grain.
Lumber. Coal, &c. Sold at-the
Lowest Prices.
Having boats of our own we can freight
Grain. Lumber, Coal, 4c. cheaper than any
o. her parties. We therefore diefy competi
tion. fi-af Ynu can make monev by calling on us
before selling or buying elsewhere.
Gum will be bkccived in store to be
sold sr the Ist or Juke, 1872.
P. S. Our grain is not elevated on men's
backs.
Mifflintown. April 20. 1872.
CADTI0.I
A LL. Prsos re bereb7 one. against
picking berries on the premises of the
undersiened, in Fernanogh township, from
FRIDAY evening until TUESDAY e enii.g
of each week. Every person violating this
notice will be dealt with according to law
EMANUEL, MOYER.
July 24, 1872-tf
IF YOU WANT NEAT
SALE1JILLS, POSTERS & BLANKS,
CALL AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
AT-
0
S Hi- f S
RUL'DJO
CONSTITUTES A FIRST-CLASS
FOR THE LADIES,
. 4- Something for everybody, young'
PA'TTEKSOX DKUG STORE.
VALUABLE PROPER! Y
AT PRSVATE SALE
rFIl E nndsrsig.ie 1 otTi-rs for sale the f llow
1 ing prope. ty, situated in Milfurd twp.,
Jnniata count, IVs., 2 nii'es west of Patter-"
son aud mile from'' the P. R. R. bounded
by lands of J noes North on the n-wib and
east, and by lands of E. S. Doty-un the south'
and west, cuutuiuing '
Eight Acres and Seventy-Six Perches,"
all iu a good taie of cul.ivati.in. The' Im
provements are as follows :
jpirvic iiorsK,
22x'.l). with b-ieinent and eiht rooms, thrie ,
clothes presses and two balls; also a good.
BANKIIM'N, 2-ixt;. well arran;ed : alsi
Spring House. S.uokc llnuse, p.ud o'her ne
cessary outbuildings. Tuerc is also an abun
dance cf fruit on ifae premises an Orchard1
of over 50 trees. So hiring in bearing condi
tion, also Cherries and Peaches. There is a
gnod Sprinj of njver failing wator near the
house.
TERMS: Price $2."0. One thousand.
dollars lo be paid on the 1st: of April, 1873,
when Deed will be made and possession given.
The balance in payment) tp suit purchaser.
Call at the premises, or address
A. J. HERTZLER.
Tatterson, Juniata Co., Pa-
N. B. If desirable, the purchaser can buy
thirty acres more, adjoining the above prop
erty, tind'-r cultivation, at $59 per acre.
July 81, ls72-tf
Assignee's Notice.
"VfOTlCJ is hereoy gi'ea that Christopher
0 Eau of .,lker town,hipi JulfUl.
county. Pa., and Catharine. Lis wife, hv.
assigned all the estate, real and personal, of
said Christopher G. Kng'er, to Samuel Leo
nard, nt Fayette township, said county, in
trust for (he benefit of the credito.s ef said
Christopher G. Englcr. All persons, there
fore, indebted to the said Christopher G. En
g;er will make payment to tbe said Assignee,
and those having claims or demands will
make known the eaa.e without delay.
SAMUEL LEONARD.
Assignee of Christopher O. Engter.
June 12, 182-61