Ctie wixti Sentinel.
WBDNESIMT MOBjnitQ. DEC. A, 172.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. ON AND
aflei Sunday, Oct. 27, 1872. Pasenger
Traias - nill leava Mifflin Sialics as follows :
CASTWiKD.
Philadelphia Expiw... 1:10 A. M.
Faat Uae &:St A. M.
Pacine Cipro .. 10;)7 A. M.
Harrisharg Accommodation 11:28 A. M.
Alail Train .r 5:28 P. M.
Cincinnati Express. f:2 p. M.
WLSVWABD.
' Pit I .burg Express I:r8 A.M.
CineiBuau Lxpreaa ...... l.-V A. M.
' Southern Express. .. ' 4.W A. M
through Passenger i:02 A. M.
Faeifie Express- J5:-V.l A. M.
Wav Passenger t:Jl A. M.
Hail Train S:X8 P. M.
fast Line r..t3 P. M
Mixed Train . g:0 P. M.
8topi niiea lignaleJ.
JAMES NORTH, Ag't
TOWS AMI COtSTIIV.
The
canal.
water ia being let out of tlie
The second suow of tlie season fell on
Sunday eveuing.
Large lot of Corn SlitHers at Fran
iacua' Hardware Store.
TllEttfc it jet a good deal of corn to
be husked.
Thk jail ia aongLt nightly by tramps,
as a place to lodge and breakfast at.
Lubricating Oils fur sale at Paiete'e
Hardware Store '
Flashes of ligliltiing were aumcrous
along tbe clouds of tbe southern horizon
. a Monday evening. .
. Thk cold wcaiber on Friday and Sat
urday left but a narrow clianut-1 in the
middle of tbe river unfrosx-n.
ALL kinds of SauHxge Cutters and
tftuffers, cheap, at Fraticiscua' Hardware
Store.
A Tuscarora man, who has a suit in
Court, manifested a disposition to read
eat Wills' bar-room on Monday evening
WANTEI 100 luhels Walnut at
Shelley Si Stambaugh's, ia exchange for
goods.
Thk sorrow and rt-gret expressed over
the death of Horace Greiley are un
bounded by party or sect.
Rf.V. T. .1.- SuKiiltAKt) preached in
th") Methodist church, in t!;i place, on
Thanksgiving day, frjin the Sth- verse !
tb. 107 lb INalm.
CRN Sh iXl.Bi.s ai.i F.kMct flitter?
far Sale at Paiste's Haiti waru Store.
An immense Mock of W.ot-r (Jo-io'e A Goa ,,,.., A Vh.xik.w -:fr
sale at the lowest price., at IV. a o & , S .lurdtiv .iWhk1 we..k, Messrs. Jaco.
LspenscS.ade Ho,ir Hu , S;()U , (e enm u ffWn ja
A House and Lot in the borough
nf !
Patterson is fFeied at private tale by ;
11. 0. Aibogast, ol Poit Royal. Sve ad
vertisement iu another column.
Ml. A. Sanuok is putting up a four
.borne steam en;ii ic at his cabinet shop
on Water street, to be used in woiking
two saws ai:.! a turuh.g I.ttiie.
Onk of the handsomist and most com
jilete stores in the interior of the State is J
the one conducted by SUell-y i Sutn
baugb.. Country merchants, we will sell you
Coal Oil at Pittsburgh prices.
- Fkancihcls Hakiiwarr Co.
Thk greatest medicine to nbatn pain
aad rheumatism ia "Kunkel's Pi:i:i Slay
r " For aa'e at Banks & Haudiu'e
Drug Store, Mifflintown.
WANTED 1.000 po-mds of Dried
Apple., for which the highest price will i .
tie allowed iu exchange fr goods hy
Shkli i v & Stambaiuh
ThbrB are but few systems that do ,
rot at some lime or other require a tonic i
KL'NKKL'S IliTfEK U'LNKof I HON
M noted for its reinuigoratiug powers.
Meal Cutters and ausac Sluffers lor
sale at Paiste's Wholesale and Ket.iil
Hardware Store, Crystal I'alace liuilding.
T attendance at Court this week is !
cotiucd almost eutiiely to those who ,
Lave legal business that must be attend
ed to. Many of the cnr.it'.ry people at
teud on foot, their horses being unfit to
take on to tLe road. Epizootic.
Bl.ACKFHlTliS, you cau bny your
Horse Shoes for $7 40 per keg at Fran
oiscus'. They will sell you Ear Iron
at RJc per pound. They ofl'er you l-tt
Airway Nail HuJt at Ojc per pound.
Mb. J. Decreb, of Utk. N. Y.. lec
tared in tbe Lutheran church on Satur
day evening. Sulject Education and
Manners, Self made Men, The Power of
Music. He also lectured on Sauday
evening. Suljt Romanian.
71118 is tbe season of tbe year for all
kin da of Aches and Pains There is
jiotbing better known to remove srxh
afflictions than KUNKKI.'S PAIN
SLAYER. For sale by D mks & Ham
lin, Druggist, MLffiintown.
Stovbs of all description at the Uw
st price, at Paiste's Ilardo-axe Store.
Crystal Palace Building.
Thk Lewistown (Ja-t'e say? : Tlie
canal is a good soberer t least wc
would think so from the fet tliatad.Mieeljtatje, j t!ie tJlir(1 attempt to set
at rb end of the canal bridge one even
ing last week sobered a fellow who went
in very quickly. lie struck lis fore
bead on a stone of the wall iu falling and
but for Tommy Cameron and another
gentleman would have afforded material
for an inqnest.
Tub only Stove Tipe E.bow by which
you can have a cfirect draft, ia for aale
cheap at tlie,jSreJIarf-rooi of the
Pranciscu Hardware Cnthpnny.
Shpllky & Stambavgh have kept
the Crystal lVlace flag at Iialf-iiiast to
day, out of respect to tlie memoiy of
Horace Greeley, litis being the day on
wbicli lite body Las bt-eu eousigned t
the cold end ii'ent --rave
Arm Dhokkm. On last Saturday
ucv. Solomon eictier residing near
ThumpBontowii, wad assisting in rai'ing
Le frame work of an addition to Li
bam. While reuior'ng xotne boards from
the top of an ontbui'iling he minted his
footing and fell to the Hoor below. I reck
ing his right srra at the wrist
Lanterns uii! l- iuipn lor salt at PiMte's
'V hole 'lie anil Retail lliirdware Store.
Crystal Palace BtiiUinfr. .
O.v Thanksgiving day match gamf
or iiilltard waa played at Ilollohaagbs
saloon, in 'this place,' between jAinee
Kreider, of MifH:titon aud Smith,
of Lewistowu. They played a carom
pame of S25 points. Sutilh was defeat
ed 77 points. They afterwmd played
a friendly gams of "the same number ol
points, when Stniifi 'was' defeated tin
scenild timo. ' ' K H
On Thanksgiving day, Alfred Smith,
a freight train brakemau and a resident
of Cove Station, Perry cnjiuty, was
looking over the side of Jiie -train east
ward bound, at a burning box and did
not notice the near approach to a bridge
above Lewistown His l.eid c.mie in
contract with the bridge" lie was seri
ously hurt, and- brought to PatteJsnn.
where Dr. Banks rendered the case the
mention it required, 'atid- the man is
doing well
All kinds of Lamps and Lnmpwarc.
rhimneys, Burners, fee , we will sell to
country merchants at city jobbers' ju ices
FltANCISCl'S IlAfethVARE 0).
FittK iN Black Loj The Lojjkr oc
rnpiiid by tlie f.ttnilies of Thomas Kain
bier and Lis son 'W'ra , -in. Blacky Lop
Valley, Juniata comity, waa destroyed
by fire on Wt-da -s.'ay, 20ih November,
patching from the slove pipe or flue.
Mrs. '1 hos. Ka:ni:ler. w!io is both aged
and crippled, und n-us alone at the time.
barely escaped with life and the chitti ng
she bad on, everything in the house hav
ing u-eu turLt. r-nleiing lliein uotli
hotuvjefi and deeliiule. LtxisluK Ca
-til-..
Iio:-, Nails, fze.. f it fait1 at the lowc: t
; iirici s at ihe l'r sial Palace ljardnre
i Si ore.
I'iiJ'Sk" tnil a l.ire maftiif, :r LeeV.
lowed iii
iht-ir wake They alighted
iu front of and eniere ! John O. StniiliV
confectionery Mr Boor went our, c!o
ing the door afier him. pot ii to the bug
gy and drove off. and the dog, determin
ed not to be leit Lvhihd, jumped ibrcueh
the glas f onf, sca'lering the glass in
every direction. When list seen the
dog was going dowa I'iitstrett at a
brenk neck sj.e-d. with an oil white ha
ttei to Lis ta.l heijo d Inquirer.
Patbnt Sail Irons f ir sula at Palate's
Ilardnare Stoie.
SKnitirs AffiiiE'ST. On W'ednesdav
last J!r. Cyrus Geaihi art, of Manor Hill
drove to Peti-ieb-irg with a two horee
team for the purpose of purchasing a
stove and other articles. While iu town
he indulged in too much liquor and when
starting for home was noticed to be con-
e'derably under I lip influence of it. Tatt
ing his seat in the wagon he started the
team at a furious rate snd while under
full speed attempted to turn a corner, in
doing which the wagon run over a pile of
stones, upset aud threw him cut against
a paling fence. When picked up it was
discovered that one of his leg?' was
broken aud he had received an ugly cut
on the head Since tbe accident he has
laid in an unconscious state and bis re
coverv is not expected. Will man never
learn the fearful consequences of indul
gence in strong drink? IItintigiluH
Monitor.
A convilete assortment of Tahlo and
Pocket Cutlery for sale by the Frar.cis-
Ictis Hardware Company, Wholesale and
Itelail Pefilers in Iron, jSmls, M-el
Iforse "Shoes, Paints, O.ls.'Gla'js, TiTtiy,
Sec, &c. '-v i . . ' '. ' '
I.NCH.VTilAUrS.M On .'londay night
week, about 7 o'clock, an attempt was
made to buru dowu the stabling belong
ing to the Kobinsnu Hotel, in this bur
ongh. The fire was started on the out
side at the northwest corner of the sta
hie where it joins the large fia ne build
ing on the llai kett lot, now occupied by
Mr. Hoinbach as a stone cutter shop.
The fire was discovered by Sheriff ttiue
smith as he was coming up the alley from
the jail. The corner was theu in a blaze
and the Sheriff quickly seizii g a' bucket
of water in tbe shop of Mr. liombach,
dashed it on the fire. A few buckets ol
water extinguished the flames before
much damage was done. A few minutes
more, and the probability is that no hu
man power could have saved the stable,
and the destruction of ibe whole comer
of tbe adjacent buildings Lave been iuev-
fire to this elable. No mercy will be
shown the incendiary if caught in the
act. liloomjuld Att recite.
Tub Gem Pan, a useful article, for sale
at Paiste's Hardware Store. Call nud
see it.
HuRSK THlfcVBS, according to our ex
changes, are on the war path all over the
country. Four weeks ago. two men ri
ding horses Btopped at Mr. John Fink's,
in Hopewell township, and wanted to
know if they could leave their horses in
his chare 'for a week and they would
setslu tlie bill when lhy called for them.
Mr. Fink told them that they could, and
iu less time ihm it takes to record this,
the horses were freed from their saddles
and bridles and turned loosn into a held,
and the two men started on their way re
joicing without giving their names
1'hree weeks lolled on, hut the owners
did not call to get their stock, and Mr
F. supposes that they were horse thieves,
who, believing they were closely pur
uilnrl t it. i-ii 4 a t.. m.Iru DmJ
their escape from the bauds; of juitice.
B'dfrd Invu'rer.
C-IAC1IM4KEBS will find a large 1 t of
Buggy Springs at I 'aisle's Wholesale
:id lit Hardware Slore, Crystal Pal
ace Build iu.
-Who Pays tuk Costs. At every
term of court i-peciilttiou is indulged as
to vlo pays the costs' in actions at law.
The following will give the d. sire infor
mation. . ,
In the following cases the county is
not liable to co:ts :
1. if the grand j'iry return a bill "ig
noramus" in a ca-e other than felony and
order the prosecutor to pay the eofts,
and tlw prosecutor having bu sentenced
by the court to pay them, is committed,
and then di.-tchargo nccoidin to lav
without having paid them, the county is
not liable to cus:s.
2. Nor is the county liable if a bill he
found "a true bill," and the defendant
having been tried and acquitted, and or
dered by ihe petit jury to pay them, and
is cotniiiilled and discharged according to
law, the costs nut being paid. .
3, Nor if tbe defendant ia acqnitted
and the prosecutor ordered by the peiit
jury to pay tbe costs, who, after being
enteneed by tlirt court 1 1 pay them, is
conimiited and di charged according to
law, the cnit being nn
paid.'
Where a defendant indicted for a
uiUriemeaunr is acquainted by the petit
jury, anu the j iry does not iletesiinne
whether the connly, the prosecutor or
tbe defendant shall piy the costs ol
prosecution, as they are required to do
oy the act of bib of December, 1S04, tbe
costs are not to be paid by the county.
5. Where an iinlidnv'ut hu been re
turned a true bil." the pr -sseciuing at
torney cannot enter ii'die prosequi with
out the consent of the court and charge
be comity wbh the c ists ol llu prercc -
lion ' .
In the following rises the county i
liable to ay the io-t.- :
1. Where a defendant is convicted hy
a jury and is leg.tlly discharged without
li.ivinir paid the costs
2 When 111 cases nf surely of the
peace tlie court directs the county to pay
die costs.
3. When the grand j'iry ignore a bill
it:d direct the cou:iy to pay lbs ccsts
nd when the petit jury acquit tha do
r-tiilanf and direct the county to pay the
em-ts.
4 .In c 13? of felony, when t!ic grand
jury iguoie the hi 1, and when the defeu
iia:it is acquitted I y the petit j-iry
5 Iu ail cases wh-n tin; defendant i."
found guilty and seiceuced to pay a fine
and costs of prosecution or give secur.ty
to pay tl.e same within ten days or go lo
jail, and defendant goes to jail and comes
out under the bond act the county is
hie llurri.-bari' P.itr 'of.
llesolationswf IJespect.
At a meeting of Juniata Castle, Xo
"8. Ancient Order Knights of the Mys
tic t'baiii. the following preamble am
resolutions relative to the death of David
B I'lawford we:e adopted :
Whkheas, The name of Pavid 1J
Crawford appears on the original appli
cation for a Llispensiitioii to et-tahlish and
organize Juniata Castle Ancient Onbr
Knights of the .Mystic Chain at Mifflin
t.iwn bis name als? app-ariug ou the
llispensation and Charier.
And whkbeas. It has pleaded Al
mighty God to c iii. him from eaitii and
reveal to him the mysteries of th.it bet
ter world above, without giving him an
opportunity of being initiated into and
learning the mysteries of the Order for
which he was an applicant; in order to
express our esteem and respect fir him
as a fiend arid companion in whom we
had the utmost confidence, be it .
Jlrso'rrd. That his name be carried on
our Charter tiie same as if he had - been
Initiated into and become acquainted
with all the mysteries of the order
llf-rolnd. That we bow with hnmble
submission and reverence- to the will
nf Almighty God in calling him from this
worl I to to that better world ab.H'C.
tl- tidm t. That we tender our heart
felt Sympathies to the parents and friends
of the deceased in the loss they have sus
tained, and mould respectfully reccom
meud them to look to Jod for comfort
wb alone can he;il all onr sorrows.
Rewired. That this preamble and Res
olutioiis be spread on the minutes of
the Castle, a copy fowarded to parents
of the deceased, and that they be pub
lished in the county papers.
Bknjamin R. Mitch el,
W. C. Lair n,
Darvim C. Smith
Comni'ice.
Public Salk Mr George Miller, of
Walker township, will offer at public
sale, on the premises, at 1 1 o'clock. A
M., on Saturday, Deci inber 14. 1S72. a
lot of ground, containing about one half
acre, situated on the pike, about two
miles west of Thonip"iintown. having
thereon erected a good New Two-Story
Frame Dwelling House, New Frame
Stable. Corn Crih. .tc. A general vari
ety of Fruit on the lot. Mr Miller will
also sell at the same time and place, 'one
cow, two fat hogs, one No. 8 cook stove,
bedstead and bedding, bureau, corner
cupboard, chairs, sink 0 yards of car
pet, queensware, canned fruit, two hbls
of vinegar, potatoes, wheee.Ibarrow, meat
I vessels, and a number of other articles.
LOWER MOSS On he 21st ult., by Rev.
D. M Bluckweliler, Mr. Amos T. Loner an-l
Mita ?ftrh A. Sloss, bo irota Fermanagh
- XOCP.BET BROWAND On the 1st Inst.,
bj Ike same, Mr. Daniel Dourbtt auil Miis
Ewra E. l!ron i. b'b nf Fermanagh lp.
liol i
JACOBS In Rirhlnl eouniy, Obio, on
the 2lih ull., Mr- Samuel Jacobs, formerly
of this county, agcl 72 years.
.ir. Jacobs wasa bro:ber to George Jacobs,
Ecq.. of tliis borntigh.
Prices of Board of Ccramerce.
Reported weekly for the Jfm.vta SESTtsrL
bv thp Board of Commerce of Mifflin and Pat
terson..
Butter V lb - ......' 30
v doi - - - 30
Lard, tb 8
Country 8oap , 8
Beeswax ii i :
Tallew .-.. 8
KnfTs 3
Woof, washed o
Dried .Apples : 10
PPU, pared......'.....- 20
" I'eaehev unpared -..J 55
. Ciierries, Allied 20
' Blackberries 10
" llaspberries 1 ft
ronntry llaais 12
Sides and Shnulders 7
Potatoes, i bus -JO
Oninns t : ' , .... M
fi round Alum Salt, sack .... 2 2
ltailroal Ties 50
Locust Pol3, mortising 3-
" fur board fence.. 15
Shelley & Starabaugh'. Prices Current.
Corrected Weekly.
Cuystau Falark. Miiainiown, 1
Dec 4, 1872.
Prime Roll Baiter, p;r lb. 30
Eieirs, per dozen SO
Lard, par lb - 08
Tiil'.ow, per lb I8
Tli'e'wax "0
Dried Apples, per lb 01
" Clierrica. Bc.edl". per lb 17
" " unseeded 01
" Blackberries 08
. " Bispnerries 20
Walnui. per bus - ,40
Sliellbarks . 1. M
Potatoes .-. i0
rliiclicns, live, per tb . 08
Liverpool Ground Alum Sail, pe'S'iek 2 on
I!. P. SuloafT & Co.'s Prices Cuirent.
Reported Weekly.
Gbais.-
White Wheat. V bus. ?l 70
Ited
1 CO
Corn, old
Oats
Cloverseed
Timothy sped...
-5!
S
450
........ 3 50
$5 2o
4 25
3 10
5 00
....$:! 0ft
..' ... 25 00
U5 OOtn-IO (Ml
2500to4i)00
, 20 00
20 0(1
35 no
85 0:1
,.2 00 to 3 00
: 5
75
8:)
W
Coal.
5 ton
Prepared Ccal,
Nut
Pea "
Bituminous"
Litmhhb.
-gl lOJO-ft .
Run of L"g. 4 4,
o-H, "
' 8-4, , " ' ...
' " 6-1, "
Hemlock Frame, " ....
" lio.irfls. "
Whitepiue worked Flnnrintr....
" Cicrmar. Siding
I'riicI Doors
Window Sash, 8x10, windoi
" " 0x12. "
" 1012, "
" " 1(z14, "
raiL,AILLPIll. MAKKF. I S,
ruiLAOELPbiA. Dec. 3, 1872.
Flock There is raiher more inquiry
ahoul 2H00 bbts changed hin Js, including,
Superfine : SI 255 25
Fx:rns $1 ni (Tivfi 51
N. W. F.itra Family $7 75f)H 75
(!!-.:,. & lad. do. do S8 t (If,; t 110
-I'enna. do. do $7 75(S 8 50
Fancy Brand?...- $'.) tK),10 75
Gbai? Thure is a firm feeling' In whet
and otfertngs are !mall. Sales of 250T ban
vtes-tern red at $1 TOit 81 : amber nl 8;i
1 !)2. and white at $1 !5 i2 05. Kve is scarce
nnd wanted at 850;)c. i'orn is hc!d firmly
and the receipts are small. Sales of Peona
and western yellow at OoafiGc. and western
mixed at Ctal5c. Oats are not so active and
'(HI!) buh Is changed hands at 40a42e for
bbick, 4315c for western mixed, and 4iJal8j
for while.
Skeik Cloverseed is dull and nominal at
OntUc. Timothv soil at 503 75 per bus.
GUUCEUY, mo VISION,
AND
r 1ST OF LEADING ARTICLES & PRICES
Belford s Slore Room, corner of Main and
iruill ICi WrMY I'J V. U.1II1I.LI, 111
irid;
;e street, Miitliulown, Ta.
Hholeiale. Retail.
Butter
'6 -
Lnrd ......... ............
Cheese, Ohio
" New Vo:-k
Molisses, Porto Rico, j( gal...
" New Orleans
Srup, Honey Ree
" Amber
" Melted Sugar
Sugar, Granulated
A
D
" Extra C
" Yellow C
" Brown .
Coffee, Rio, Choice
" " Fair
V Roisied (Arbuckles)
Tea, Imperial, Finest
" Oolong, "
Raisins, Valentia. ,
" Layers. ..
Currants
I'ruens, Frcucb ,
Uica
Soap, Rosin...,
" live.......
" . Bahhit
Salt, Ground Alum
" D.iry
Mackeral, No. '1 (new) bhl......
Uroom3, No. I
No. 1
" No. 3
Tubs. CeJur
Buckets, Painted, 2 hoops..... ..
Slaw Cutters
Tin Cups s.. ...
Tin Dish Paas
Tin 'u!lendeis...
Tin Wash Pans....
Tin Buckets ...
Boots, .Mea's Calf
Kip
Gaiters, Ladies' Lasting
Potatoes, lriiU
" Sweet, "a peck
30
3(1
10
21
"'
CD
I 00
05
80
1 GO
15
14
13
'. 121
II
Jt)
2S
o-
30
. i eo
1 on
20
25
2n
10
12
i 6
I 10
i 15
2 00
1015
. 3 60
40
3o
30
1 50a 1 75
60
CO
. 40
30
60 1
25
4 o()
2 00!
60
40
40
Coal Oil, gallon HHM4HM
Sg" Cash paid for eggs.
Administrator's Notice.
Estate of Mary Messtmer, deceased.
'IIIE undersigned, to whom Letters of Ad
1. ministration on the estate of Mary
Messimer, late of Miffiiniown, dee'd., have
heea duly granted accurdiog lo law, hereby
gives notice to all persons indebted to said
estate to come forward and make payment,
and those having claims against it. to pre
sent thein properlv authenticated for settle
ment. JOSEPH ROTUROCK, AJnt'r.
Oct 9. '72-Gt
PLAIN and Fancy Job Printing neatly ear-j
tuted at this Office.
?0OT i
i,
$
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
JUST. NOW OPENED
.... . AT '
. TILTEN & ESPENSCHADE S,
Hrilgro 8trpt, Illlliutwwii, '
THE LARGEST, ' .
THE NEWEST, ,
i 1 THE CHEAPEST,
&
0
&
8!
And the Most Attractive
to )Ii(IliiitoVvu- -
i ; mm GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY OP PRICES AND STYLES.
Black Silks, Drap Do Alm:i. Imperial Reps, Janiise,
Cackuicri Kaye, Australian Crape Empress,
liatest Canton Cloths, &c, &c,
IN GOOD VARIETY.
We respectfully solicit an enmiuatiou b -fore purchasing elsewhere.
Any and ererything, such a Stairh, Clotht. Cattimeret, Flanneli
lilanktts. Underwear, Hosiery, Glore; If Sc.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Of any and everything at prices , whndi defy competition.... .
, EIi Hejiagtme&t;
One of the best in the county, embracing all the New and Heat Styles
for the Fall and Winter Trade, for Ladies, Misses and Children the
mf. exclusively for cur trade at prices to suit all purchasers. Every
,iair warranted
Grocery and Queensware Department,
For our Grocery and Queensware Department we have scctireil
one of the finest rooms iu the county in the OJd Fellows' Hall.
, Just opened one of the Hrgest and hest stocks of Goods ever
brought to the county, all of which are kindly submitted to the inspection of all
our numerous friends and customers. For quality and prices we defy competition
EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED.
"LOW PRICES FOR CASH" OUR MOTTO.
TILTEN & ESPENSCHADE.
. Oct. 30. 1 872-1 y
.D.W.HARLEY&CO.'Si
Is the pi.ice where you can bay
ri,liolost in id tlie ClienpeHt
MENS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, S00T3, SH0S3, AWD FOTl3inN& GOODS.
ViE are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select Stocks arer offered ia this
market, and at ASTOXISM.VG LOW miCF.S '.
Also, measures taken for Suits and parts of Suits, which will be made to order,
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember th place, in the Xevin Building, two doors west of the Keystone
Store. BltlUGE STREET. MIFFLINTOWN, l'A. may 8, 1872-tf
DR. P. C.
PATTEKS03T,
DEALER IN EVERTTniXG THAT CONSTITUTES A FIHST-CL.4S3
; II ill" " 1
j 1 llC pUUllC ailCnilOn IS ' aiSO MYUCU 10 IllS large assortment Ol
Perfected
All persons who are in need of Spectacles will find it to tLeir advantage to
call, as they will find the largest stock in the conuty to select from. COME
AND HAVE YOUR EYE-SIGHT RESTORED. Also, a splendid assortment of
TOILET ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES,
With an mmense stock of
and old, at tbe
D. P. SULOUFF & CO.,
(Successors to D. K. Sulouff & Co.,)
EEALEES IN
fouin, Lumber, Coal,
SSult, Plaster,
CALCINED PLASTER; CEMENT, &C.
The Highest Cash Prices Paid
for all kinds of Grain.
Lumber. Coal, &c. Sold at the
Luwest Prices.
'
Having boats of our own we can freight
Grain, l.nmher. Coal. Ac., cheaner than anv
other parties. We therefore defy couipeti
; lion.
gjyYiu ean make moneT by calling on us
before selling or buying elsewhere.
Grain will bk bfccivco in stove to be
sold bt run 1st or Jets, 187-1. ,
P. S. Our grain is not elevated on men's
backs. . i
Mifflintown, April 20, 1872.
NATIONAL HOTEL,
LEWISTOWlf, PEHH'A.
BEAR & IIA.VAKER. Proprietors.
I i O lo the Jcsiata SsNTtTiKa Job Priuiine
v7 Office (or. ail kiads of Plain and fancy
'Printing.
WOKTH
OF
AT
4
i
5
Stock of Goods ever Brought
o
RU.DIO.
11it . . m
NOTIONS, fgy Something for everybody, young
PATTERSON DRUG STORE.
pfrial JJotitrs.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
Knnkcrs Bitter Wine of Iron.
KUNKEL'3 BITTE TTIX8 OF IRON will
effectually core all diseases arising from a
disordered liver and SMimach, such as con
tipaiion. flaiulenee, inwnrd piles, fullness of
blood to the bead, acidity of the Ho.aich,
nuia. heartburn, dijrust for foo-1, fullness
or weight in the stomach, sinking or Butter
ing at tbe pit of the stomach, swimming at
the l;end, harried or difficult breathing, flut
tering at tbe heart, choking or luBocaiing
sensations when in a lying posture, dimness
of vision. 4e. Price $1. per bottle. K. F.
Kunkfl, proprietoi, 26'J North Ninth street,
below Vine, Philade phia. Ask for Kunkel's
Bitter VTine of Iron, and take no other. If
your druggist baa it not, send $1. to niy ad
dress, and the medicine, with free advice,
will be sent to you at onot ; direct as above.
FebS, '72-tini
New Tin and Store Establishment,
Perryiville, Juniata Coun'yl Pa
rpi!E undersigned has opened onl a hew
X Tin and Stove Establish Oient in 'he room
on Railroad Street, next door to tbe Tusca
rora Hotel, where be Woald be pleased to see
all who are in want of Tinware. Stoves, ic.
He will also give prompt attention to all or
ders for Roofing. Spouting and Jobbing, all
of which he guarantees to put up with the
best of material and ia a workman-like man
ner. Having had oTer ten years experience
in the business be flatters himself that be
,in viva entire ftat.ltiftftLiAn In ih mihli
He keep 03 hand tbe eelehrated Nimrod
Cook Stove, which is the best baker, most
economical and heaviest plated store now in:
use.
He will keep on hand the Oriental
ll-ateis. and a general assortment ot the best
Stoves maaafactured. JOHN DUKBAR.
3NisrrUanrou$.
Tlitti'Iace Ut UmI Grapc-viacs
is "tT TBI
luniata flallfir flinfijarbs,
A5D GEIPE-TIXE StCSERf.
rFM!E oadersicneil woald reseeStf-fllr in-
j, X form the public that be has started a
Grape-vine Nursery about one mife netfbews
of MitlTmtowa. when he has been lestrn g tk
large number cf tba different varieties of
Grapes; and having beea ia the business for
seven years, be is now prepared to furnish
! VINES OF A IX TIIK LEADING
! VARIETIES, A?W OF TIIK
I 3103T I'RO.MiaiNO
KINDS, AT
LOW RATES.
by Ike single vine, itoien, baadreJ or thu
sand. All persons Wishing good and Ihnflv
vines will do well to call and sea for them
selves. MT Good and responsible Ageate wa:ed.
.Address,
JONAS OBeRnOLTZ'EK,
MitHialown, Juniata C. Tt.
JILNIATA VALLEYIUINK"
or
M I FFLINTO WN, PENN'A.
JOSEI'U rOMKKOT, Preiiiwnt.
T. VAN IttVIN, Casbiet.
' BIBICTMS,
Joseph Pomefoy, Johh J. Patfertett,
Jerome Ji. Thompsim, Oeorge Jaeobs,
John Bitlssacb.
Loan money, receive Jepoaifs, pay in(ere'"t
on time deposits, buy and se?l coin aad Unt
ied States Bund, eash coupons and check.
Uemi: money to any part of ihe United States
ind also to England, Scotland, Ireland and
Germany. Sell Revenue Stamps.
In sums of $'.'00 at 2 per Cent, discount.
In sums of 'K) at per cent, discount.
In sums of $11K10 at 9 per eint. dtseonnt.
NEW DRUG STORE
.BANKS .AlLifflJJf,
Maim Street, AfiJImtotcn, Pa.
DEALERS IN
BCS MB IEICISES,
Chemicals, Bye Stuff,
Oils, Paints,
Varnishes, 0?ass,
Putty, Cesl I'M,
.' i Lamps, Burner,
Chimneys. Brushes,
. Infants Bros&se. Soaps,
Hair Brushes, Tevtb Brushes.
Perfume'ry, ' Tombs.
Hair Oil, Tobacco,
Cigar,- Naitons,
and Stationary.
LARGE VARIETY OF
PATENT MEDICINES,
selected with great care, and warranted from
nigh authority.
Purest of WIXES ASD LIQUORS forMedi
eal Pnrposes.
MTPKESCRIPTIONS componnded with
great care, malti'7'2- ly
GREAT REDUCTION IS
1 ma
ntlCE OP TEETH!
Full Upper or Lower Sets as Low as $5.00.
No teeth allowed to leave the office unless
he palieot is satisfied.
Teelh remodeled and repaired.
Teeth filled to last for life.
Toothache stopped ta s urinates withaot
extracting he toth
Dental wlrk done for persons without tberrt
leaving their homes, if desired.
Electricity used in "he extiactinn of teeth,
rendering it almost a pinles operation, (n
xtra charge) at the Dental Office of G. L.
Derr, established in MifBiniown in lHD.
G. L. DERIt,
Jen 21, 1872-ly Practical Demist.
O. ICOTII1COOIC,
P EX Tl S T.
3IcAllntivIlIe, l'onnti.,
OFFERS hi profe'Sfonil services to tba
public in general, in both branches of
his profession operative and mechanical.
First week cf every month al Richfield, Fre
mont and Turkey Valley.
Second week Liverpool aud Vild Cat Va'
ley. Third week Millenlown and Raccoon
Valley.
Fourth week at his office in Xt'Alisterville.
Will visit Miffiirt when Called on.
Teeth put up on any of the bases, and as
liberal as anywhere else.
Address by letter or otherwise.
New Store and New Goods
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &C.
Main Street, Miffiintoxa.
HAVING opened oni a ORO'.EKV AND
PROVISION STOKE in ili old stand
on Main Street, Mifflintown. I would respect
fully ask lb attention nf ihe public to tbe
following articles, which I rill keep on hand
at all tiues :
SUGAR, COV FE TEA,
MOLASSES, KICK,
PISH, SVLT,
DRIED AND CANNED FiiUlT.
HAM, SHOULDER, DRIED CEEF,
Confectioneries, Nuts, &c,
Tolmoco, C?2ifiiiM,
0 I. A SSWARB,
All of Which will bs rold c!.eap for Ca-b or
Country Produce. Giie me a call and hear
my prices.
J. W. KIIIK.
Miflinfown, Mar '
IPT2.
New Lmnder Yard.
Patterson. Pa.
BEYEft, GUYEK&ro.
Have opened a Lumber T irl in tin b tr
ough of Patterson, and are pn parti to fur
nish all kinds of Lumber, such as
Siding, lidding, Studdisg,
. Paling, Shingbs, Lath, Sash, Zc,
in large or small quantities, to :uit cus
tomers. Jin Persons warding Lumber by ihe ear
load can be supplied at reduced rt.es.
BEYER, GUYEit 4 CO.
George Goshen, Agcirt.
Pattarson, May 15 "7i-it
SHELLY . STAMUlUGU always keep up
their stock of GROCERIES and will not
be excelled eiiber in the o,un!ity or prie of
,neir S"U in '' ,ine
, bcfore Koin "
Una them a eall
- 4 LL KINDS OF BUS K WORK. e. ,
.dona
- XX at this Office ia the KWtil manaer aad
at !ow prices.