1 ? i 1 1
SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLIN I OWN:
Wednesday. Dee'r 3. 18T3.
PEKK'A. R. EjTIME TABLE.
passenger trains leave Mifflin Station as
fiZows:
EASTWARD.
rhiadelpV.a Express, 1 25 a m.
Fast Line, 3 20 a m.
Hrnbarg Accomrao., 1 1 2S a iu.
'it, It p ni.
Pacific Express, 11113 am.
Cinciiiuad Kxpreas, tt ii p m.
WESTWARD.
ri!bv.rfr Express, 121am.
Cincinnati Lxpress, 2 U J a m.
I'.r.lic. ()) a ra.
Wav Passenger, l(IUi m.
Xfi, 3H . ui.
Ki Line, H 33 p Ui.
iiitliin, Nov 2, 1873.
tOCJL J.XTKLLHShM Ji.
The wafer is ling let out of the canal ,
LewisNiwo is to have a Ladies' Centct
liia! tea party.
There was a ball in Graybill'e Hell
cn Tnurfday night last.
The winter thus far has tot infcr-fr-red
with the progress of the cew
buildings.
JWiejen are leaving the 'raging cansl.'
The brick for the new Court I loose
Lave been levered, as a protection
against the snow and raiu of winter.
IJ-nry Crimmcl iitid J ii.n Lir.dis of
Sjiruce Hill t iwn-hip, had a horse id run
aviy and stunsh their bupy to pieces. I
x.'i.i'.e m thir way to this piice lat week.
The Thniras boys have lioen playinp J
l;avoc auioug wild turkey this season,
but lr. (Jrahaw, cf iVrrj--Til!e, is abend
t3 fi:oo:iiig. Ltt Friday he shut
a tuikey at ihe diMaitce of 9i yard.
: itd a dol'sr and a half ai d secure the
fTrN'L AND llKPI SLICAS for leadioj:
?!ie: huu; wiuter eiviiiu4 ll will pay
yoii'many tiu-e, in the war cf entertain -tu.'ia
uui iiii'xjuiatioa it imparl..
Hansnel Ukkcnbach, of this borough,
vri'l sell at piiUie fa'e, on Saturday unxi.
at one o"ckk. 1". M., one new oper. bnp
gy. ir.t ct of driving i;amesa, aud a J.;t
of hou.'old fun.iture.
A chimney on fire in Mr.' Layer's
boue on Wattr street, about 9 o'clock
cn Friday riht, was the cause of con
siderable excitojient. So ma-y of our
o.it:zu:s have sulTered by Ere that ihr
mention of the word in a hurried man
iijt is enocgh to excite them.
The stoves were closed on Thsnks
givir.g riay. lleligious services were
held in the I'resbyterian Churcb at 1
c'rli.ck A. M. A larger congregation
than tmialiy wssenibles on such dys
wis present, af. 5 listened with markV-d
attcnii'in to the n-ruion, delivered
r.-v. ylT. l'.rd.ie. I
Will am SMjder was tut a!org tl.e !
river sh..ti:.? o.. thankivine d.,y. at a !
i.:Rik. From some unknown ,,.,. the !
I'UU eilii-'i-d ailiinllt 11 jli-v So Sin dor. !
j t.e p:ti as hn "s"ii hejimd all repair.
1 he :ocfc was hr k 'ti into liisamerahle
i.-eo. The l-H-k an3 kbiiut four inrhey
f f.ie barrel have sever been found.
P.v. Mr. Illaekweldfr Treated lat
Fahhaiu in Li church, at this r lace, at
10.45 A. M. Ilia text uiftj be f-uud
iu Pi;ill:fians 1 : '21. His theme was
-Ci nvrratiun." The eeraion through
rut i credit to his heart and inU-I
lect, and those who ainart'ed under it
ore the guilty otiei cf the community.
A iiitreine d -alh took yhre in the
iii'i;v of (. i-iT !' ISo'.in-on, rn Watet
Mrerf. ia-.t Kuriday niht- A ehild
-iii of Mr. iio'iinson aped about 1,
icoiiiha. trsii -Jl .wed to have a ground
liu'. It ate of it ; a n lliin -f the nut
JimIskj in the ind J'i'e, from whi.-i.
irlare it ro-ild tint be removed. l-aih
mued in about throe hours after the
ac-i'lent-
J ..I n Tyson, trho i.as trapped more
bears than any oiher living man in cen
tral rennsylvaiiia, has been miguUrly
tiniiuceessful this eaon in his efforts
to trap Bruin. I.silly the scarcity of
r.uts and other subsistance baa eansed
the bears to leave their old haunts and
oek other places where a livii.g can
more asily be secured. What Kays
Tyson
A largs lamp with a strong refleetor
las been placed at the Mifflin erd of
the river bridge. The light thus sued j
n the bridge makes it the lea -an test
place for uight walking in all the com
munity. It is a novel sight to stand at
the crossing of Main and Bridge streets
and peer through the long avenue of
darkness between that potot and the
river LriJc, and Fee it as light inside
as a well lit parlor or sitting room or
business place, and sea people pass
through it, without Boise, like so many
ppectres or beings in a dream, the dis
tance being too great to bear them talk
cr walk. The Bridge Company are
bav.ng the best wii-hes cf the public for
placing that liht there.
Pcblic Salb. The undersigned will
oTer at public sale, at Acad ;tuia, on
Friday, December 2G, 1S73, a large lot
of personal property, wagons, plows,
liarrows, cultivators, ptano,organ, ward
robeg, utovcs, mattresses, one mare, twa
cows, shoats, pig, &e., &e. Sale to
eotcraenee at 1 o'clock l'. M.
J. P. Sherman.
A Paper for Young People. The
Ymlh"$ Cvripanion, of Boston, is one
of the most judicious and enterprising
sheets in the country. Amoug it con
tributors are sueli writers as Dr. I. I.
Hayes, Kdward Kggleston, Locisa M.
Alcott, and Mrs. liebecca Harding Da
ns. Focxb at Last. A remedy that
not only relieves, but euref that enemy
of mankind. Consumption, as well as
the comerous eatclites which revolve
aronnd it iu the shape of coughs, colds,
bronchitis, sore throat, icCuenza, ke.
The remedy we allude to is Dr. Wis
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, prepared
by Seta W. Fowle & Sots, Boston.
Neighboring News.'
HlFFLm COUSTT, AS Pitt LETTISTOW
PAPERS.
William Bottnj of Yeagcrtown, on
Satardaj last, went "gunuiiig" with a
club, and aetaall? brought down " a
fourteen poand wild turkey. It ap
pcara that a flock of turkeys were in
Mann's meadow, which wis niore or
lew swampy, and one of them Laving
a good deal of mod on lis wings could
uot escape very rapidly, and Mr. lietts.
with a steady aim, threw his war club,
aud secured fur himself a Thanksgiv
ing turkey.
Several L;wistowners luvo bejn
talking
of raising couinariiee, in the
event cf the government getting into j
a "squabble" with .Spain. Ltwistown
is never behind when the government
needs help.
A
correspondent rives ns the rr-
- ... . , i
rs of a most distressing accident,!
fifMiIttra r t m miut W ,.. .... , n . ... .1 .... ,
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vsui a s.u vis 44 lul laa Vr I V BlUt O
. ... -
Kyle, n Lrown to antliip. on iVediie-
, , . . ;
ilar ill. lQll. mat A ,...... ... 1
... . , . Y !
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Iianl ratrtt-fi alder, and wlnl.t a ntirt tnff I
. . , , . . - . , , ,- f ' ,W' convulsive struirgleg, aud was dead,
a ladder in the barn his bold slipped, ,,, , . . .
, . , Of course trie firing party was hornS-Ml
and tie fell backwards upon his head a , .,, , , ,, , ,
, . rr ' and Mr. liiblcr, who Leld the nfic that
dutanee of about fi.teen feet. He was , , . ,, ,. .
.... , sent the ball crashing' throni:h I lehl s
uickel np iu an uucouscioos state, audi, , .....
, j , , ... . ,! head, was paralvzcd with anguish.
cotiVevtd to the houe, and medical aid !
, , , . ... I Larimle ItJunhtr.
immeaiateiy suminonea irom .tiilroy ;
hut profefcMuual ekill was of no avail.
The blood ootid from the young mail's
earn, the result of the concussion of the counts of the Ji niata Keplemcas
brain. He suffered the most intense niust be e..,i0j Up withont delay. I'ay
sgony, u.l died the following day J ieut, to save costs, mt be made to
about four o'clock p. m. He leaves a j me on or tefre ,v,e 10th of Pocember
niotner, three brothers. ar.J tliree sit-
ters to w-nrn his untimely death.
W. W. Huey'a store at Allenvil'.e
was entered by burglars on Friday
night, who took a largj quantity of
good, iuc'.uding shawls, overcoats, ic.
Mr. H's loss is about $100.
hotingdon" couxtt, as rta hcxt-
IXIKN PAPERS.
A smnll son of Mr. Fred Foos, was .
severely injured on Saturday last, by
havin a faring poll thrown upon biiu I
from a lo.d of bay. The scalp was al-
most entirely severed from bis head by j
the blow. j
An unsuccessful attempt at burglary !
was made, ono evening last wetk, at '
the house of M..rd. iae;, a resident '
of this place, while the family were at j
upper, but the scau p wasdetected be- j
fore gaining very very much headway, j
lie however was cuureM! to snti-fy '
liim-eif w'nh a fine yfa chair, and fly,!
and hjK not beeu heard from Fince.
jievi Smith, of Union township, was
MBg!,t in a ecu r saw, on Monday of
j.,t week, and terrible wangled. It
thought that be could not i.ossibly
survive.
KigN months tr Loeal Option jail
esnjity, aud uo itiipottaat ciiiuiual busi
ness. j we go.
Mr. David Smith, the farmer on the
Poor UcQie firm at Shirlet shurg, al
most met with a fatal accideut a shott
time apo. He was loading a rank of
urnud on h.R wagm, wlieu a log K ing
above the wood started to roll, aud -Mr.
atti-mr-titiz t stop tt to save tne
team, it rolled over htm, breaking Lia
leg aoove tlie aune. i.aa it noi oeeo
turuie Lrnshover which one end of
the h g paed, he would doub.lesa have
. . 11 I IT-. . I
been killed.
Two horses attached to a Learse in
Altoona, became frightened at a loco
motive the other day and ran off. The
lieaise was up&ei and broken, and thj
jjir demolished the coffin, and the corpse
was exposed to jvu'jiio gate.
Biggara don't like tLc idea of saw
ii.g wood, and when they come to your
premises, they will leave soouer than
be obliged to do it.
Watch a certaid door in this town
and if y ou hear tin ee raps aud a scratch
you may be certain taat that feliow is
dry."
While a number of men employed iu
j Hetright'e quarry, near Warrior Kidge
: Station, were coinitig to Huntingdon on
baud car. earrvitiE some ten or
rhicb was attached by
twelve men,
means of a wire held by Josepli Shoe
maker to a ea'.tle train, a fatal accident
occurred. The wire was fastcued
around some portion of the rear cud of
the car aud the end throwu over 2lr.
Shoemaker's aru.. Immediately pre
ceding the accident the hand ear was
tunuing a little faster than the car and
the wire was siaek. Tb engineer put
ou more steam and the train shot for
ard. Mr. Shoemaker was unprepaied
for the sudden start, and was jerked
fiotn his position on tbe car, turning a
complete somersault upon tht track,
breaking his neck and otherwise injur
ing tiim, so that he died shortly after.
There was a wedding in SwithGeld
one night lant week. A party ol boys
took into their beads to give the happy
couple a serenade. They did so. The
bride's father appeared and made the
hoys sing another tune. Ouc of theiu
was laid up by reason of the tune be
was obliged to dance to.
A Pennsylvania clergyman Las made
a hit by introducing "personals"' iu his
prayers, for inrtance: "liOrd have
mercy on John Shanahan, who keeps a
saloon near the old red bridgj. Either
lay him on a bed of sickness or have him
removed from this town."
Some thief went for U. B. Lewis's
chickens, Satnrdiy flight, but Mrs. L.
heard him and followed him so close
that he had to drop the poultry, to make
good bis escape.
All su bseribers rbo are in arrear
one year or more, on the 6th dav of
January nest will be charged two dol
lars per year.
Mas Shot On Wednesday after
noon, November 12th, (the day being
wet), several of the esrpenters engaged
in the erection of John Spott' new
barn, in South Middletown township, a
few hundred yards south of our bor
ough line, concluded to stop work and
engage in the trial of their skill at
target shooting with a riflei The men
who participated in the amusement
took r.ositioc inside of Hosier's mill
and fired through an open door way at
a n.ark placed in a ravine some two
I huiiured feet distant. Several shots
had been fired, when Thon as Gibler,
the miller at Hosier's mill, concluded
to try his hand. Loading the pun and
placing a cep on the ni;rIe, he brought
the piece to his shoulder and took dc-
j liberate aim at the target. At length
j he pulled the trigger, aud at tbi very
! inil.nl llonm Ki.nl b l
, . . , . .
lid been engaged on the barn, and
, , , . ...
J0 1S een ie bj.IL turned
i .I.- 1 ,....,. j: ,i : r .
..".. aim ieM-e.a uif.17.1. Ullium
, , .... .. , .
of the rifle, (Ins object beiiie to enter
' ' 4
ho mill.) receiving the bullet
in bis
bead just above the car.
He fill, gave
Last Notice The Sit.scription,
Job Work and Apvertis-mno Ac-
nelt- Aflpr ,lat j.t(! ,ji juBctt!ed
accounts will be placed in the hands
a Ju.-tice of the Peace for collection
WJI. M-ALLISON.
Not. 25, l?73-2t
Wanted to Kent 15y an experi
enced Farmer A productive farm,
within five or six miles of MuHintown
Stock cod utensils found by the renter.
inoulra t or address this office Ret-
crenCt givcn jf required.
To the Fcbi.ic. A report baTing
lco circulated that the school of which
I have charge at Jersey Shore now
called "The t ollegiale Intitule"' kas
frequ-ntly be?n brokn up, 1 take this
q portuniry of correcting the error.
The school lias been in mcce'sful and
oninterruj ted peration f..r twenty two
yeais until last February, when the
lady who had charge cf ii left, and it
was thought aJvi:sbic not to open until
ibe Lrgiuniiig of the next year. The
, '01 x d " '
: h"lci L' ,,b? ehh- Thrre
: "e n'cn of we,ltb m ,Le I,ace ,i0 are
j deluruiinrd to continue tbs school, and
two of them hive sigitiueu their inten
tion of bestowing upon it the magnifi
ccut sum of $30,000. The buildiuj;
are leased to the undersigned at a mere
ly nominal sum, the object of the trus
tees being not to make money cut ofi
tl.e property, but to furnish a g'od
school. Tl.e place is in a very healthy
locality as the appearance of the pecplc
plainly testify. There are now over
, fiffy dgy jn attctl(,anM,nil qn;,e
a number have engaged board. The
boarding department will be opened
( ir,stu aH; ,t mKeh me wiu
( c!oje kJmo1 t Acai5e,uia. It is
. re kn( 0 to (hat j we,if
to Academia with the intention nf mak
ing it my j eriiiaiicnt Lome, and proba
bly would have done so, had not the
sfcle of the propet ty to other parties
unsettled my plaus, and led nic to ac
cept of the position of Principal of the
Fcbool at Jersey Shore.
I admit that I expended on the prop
erty at Academia several hundred dol
lar more than the iucume of the school :
but this will surprise no one who knew
tbe condition of the property when 1
weut 'here. I was deceived as "to the
wants of the community, but after 1
had removed to that place, I deter
mined to stay and build Dp a school,
and fuececded even beyond the expec
tations of its friends aud I am satis
fied that tl.e school would have been
i permanent had I been able to purchase
the property ou tcrma that wocld have
warranted me in doing so.
Thanking my patrons for past favori,
I would hereby announce to thcio and
the public generally, that my conveni
ences and facilities at Jersey Shoi t for
! good school are every way superior to
thone of my school at Academia.
J. P. HtEMAX.
MAURI ED:
WILLIAMSON THOMPSON On
; the loth insc, at Concord Pa., by Kev
tjeo. A. Singer, Jlr. A- J. illiaiusou
and Miss Mo'.lie A. Thompson, both of
Eist Wateiford, Jini.ua county.
BIG RUX FOR
Aa agency for the Nea- American S ewicg
Machine ha been established in Milflintonn
under the inaTiajrcrarcnt of Messrs. John
Shermer and J. V. Plett. Persons wish
ing to buy the simplest, mostdurable.Iight.
est running, most noiseless, and, because ol
these qualities, the cbeasi 51 at bine, should
betore purchasing elsewhere see tlie Ameri
can. The tensions aie exceedingly simple,
and unlike ar.y other Machine ; the shuttle
requires no threading. Sold by lease, note,
cash and on terms to suit any purchaser.
Office at Will's Hotel. Sep 25, lb73-3ni.
gOLO.IIO.'S SEISER,
Will xltnlin and ratrprann everv
T.. .1.. Tln.KJ.ff .rrfCutnr.lqri.ii.min.. !
and will furnish the citizens of these bor
oughs wit 1 the best of
BKKF, VEAL, MUTTON", TOKK, fcc.
at tin. very lowest prices. Ho respectfully
solicits the patronage of the public.
April 3, 18721 y.
JOB PRIN'TIXG OF E VEST aUXD
done at this oirkc.
C03I3IERC-VIa.
HIFFLDI AXD PATTERSON MARKETS
Currecied weekly by the MiBtiu and Patter
on Muard of Commerce. .
HirrLixTowa Dec. 8, 187S.'
Astrtisa
Butter, prime r!!....
Lard
Tallom
I- j
8
8
25
10
12
7
50
00
T
H
12
ti'i
per qoi,,!!!,,
Viepr, per qt
roaa.
Hams, " lb
t aaitrikx.
Lake Herring
iHiiimi......
HeesWiix, per t. .............
? tt l J. dr .....t. ........
Cauiiies
U"M.t, washel
Bag
RRTtlLKU ASTIILKI.
Caal Oil, pr gall
Salt r a:tck
40
225
caais ash srKiiji.
Correcteil wet-sly bv 1. I. StiViufT .x Co
Wheat, $1 35 to 1 40
Com 50
Barley 60
OaU.'oU S.'i
" new (
Clov.rn.-ed 4 (
Timotliv seed... 2 SC
Hac';wl. 1 75
J'oUtiH.s 60
J. & H. A- StamlhinirU-s Trie- rarn-ut,
loiwiea Heikiy, iht.s, 19. a-
Priu.e Roll Butter pir po:i:i.I 25
Kjrgs, ?r 'toien- 25
l!ii-d Apples per pound H
Tallow 8
Lard, 8
Chicken, live 8
hacon, , " .
Miuulder, " 10
lUiu, "
Aew Advertisement.
Yy I. Sl'LOl TF ii. CO,
FORWARD AND COMfllSSIOS
MERCHANTS,
DEALERS 171
! GRAIN,
LUMUEK.
COAL,
TL ASTER,
FALT
C E e :n t.
CALCINED PLASTER
Dr. Crocks Wine cf Tar
Crtlit.1ns Trgrtahtm In-
tirriHMtt nf I'n itattttfe-tt
Tt iii H.li MIOIIlf-J
wiia lit f.u mrtii4i -tal
qr-'iititi f T'ir. wia..-ft
the wck'k niil lb-
il.itrti n I mp.tily
L? !.-L t.M ' jrrirfttil
P'M-SfT !"- I,....v :md Fiis: .V.-nial and HIum.mI I;a
iJjhtA2iid.liH fi.um:. rrlaara . . ' x.- .... ..... ..
'ii?5-th Liver, mid ennm
Inillff Klinu. It
rnprlr 'ronf.-.
f A. -T
ref.( - i ii- te
1 KXtrm. for I'niurt In
Jihe Hrn.l, hi.l- or
jj ncy ltr. o,
fThSi -v.-Yt l--'T- r,n"J,"1-ortay
R Vl J .n . '. SU re t'or-lDlftilif It
F-1-.. v ,I'.'5: L.a l.o 4 ftiai. ll-.':iec
fvvt;-.-. ,. tnnllvci.r.-..!: onba
furiii v.-fV, CohIs. m..l all o..-..v.-s
t!:.' ui o.: '.Hi Zi of hk.ai nj
i;;' ".v LrMvs. ci.a l tn
ta .rf !uu.s.l r sfn-if..
f'.r AvfUutoaaditrottcii.x. li.
Ko:.: .-
EW FLKXITLKE STOKE.
The undersigac-d would inform the public
that he has opened a
FLRXITURE STORE
In the Djruiigh ot Patterson, where he has
for sale
KILIJOUBN & GATES'
BEDROOM SETS,
Walnut Bedroom .Sets,
ALL STILES OF BEDSTEADS,
JxFAS, LoCXGIS,
Extension Tables,
MARBLE TOP BUREAUS,
H 1RRLC TOP STASS,
fcxifa, Cane-.-eat and Common
Chairs, Wash Stands,
Also, a Largs Lot of Csxpets.
As I run a ear to Philadelphia weekly I
am prepared to flil all orders lor furniture,
carjicts, tc., in lierson.
F. r. EOUM.
Oct 22, 187C-tr
TO THE CITIZENS OF PENNSYL
VANIA Your aueiitiou is specially invi.
ted to tlie fact Hint I lie National Hanks are
now prepared to receive su:ciili"ns 10
tl.e C. a;jil.il block of I he (k iiU nniul iioar.l
id Fiuitiu-e. Tne funds realized from 1 his
Miuree are to be employed in tl.e erection
of the ti'.ii.dui;; for tlie Iulerinilioiial Ex
liilntion, au.t tlie expenses coiinei ltd with
the Fame. It is couridi inly lielievcl tliui
the Keystone State ill le represi-iiled by
the name of erery citizen ahv- to patriotic
eoinineiiiiirsiion ot the one hundredth
liirlli day of llie nation. The shares ol
st.K k are o!f-red for $10 each, and yul
scnlM'rs wid rers-ive a handsomely s'l-el
engraved Ceriili. ate of Stock, suitable for
Ira nitii; anl preservHtrfiu as a n.-ilionai
inemorinL
Interest r.t the rate of x per cent, per 1
annum Will lie paid on ail p.-tyiui uis o!
(knteninsl SiiH-k Iroui date ot pavuient to
January 1, 1878.
Sii'oribers who are not neur a Xalimiil
Bank cm remit a check or poM oHicc order
to tlie niidersinned. .
FKEP'IC FKALF.T, Treasurer.
tf 904 Walnut fcL, Piiiladtlphia.
RAVI! ILL. &, CO.,
WHOLESXLI CCALEKS It
Carpets,
OU C'latba,
Miale,
Ut-ooru),
Carpet Chain,
Batting, Wadding, Twines, &c,
and a ri.r assoamrNT or
WOOD & WILLOW WARE,
a. 420 Alaritct htrct, above 4th,
PHIDADELPUIA, PA.
Jane 27, 1873-tf.
Caution.
4 LL iorons are heiehy rautionrd
1. i-.gaiust hunting .r otherwise trepas
siiig on the In-ids id the undersigned in
Walker township. All persiius s otfeud
in; will t dealt willt to the full extent
tit the law.
JOIIXH KACFKjIAN.
Lare slot! of lleaAiy-nia.le C'h -thine for
rale bv tlAKLtl c v,u.
MISCELL1. EO US
THE FALL OF
L ALL ITS GLOIIY.
. at
J. fc II. A. STAMBAtTGITS
MAMMOTH STORE!!
JVZS" IMMENSE
Stock of Goods
JUT RECEIVED.
PRICES LOWERTHAJV EVER.
DRY GOODS, U
GROCERIES,
QUEEXSWARE, XOTKXNS,
HATS AND CAPSOTS
CARPETS, &C. &C.
, IF YOU WANT
ANYTHING . -
THAT CAN JiE PUKClIAPED
AT A BOOT & SHOE STORE
AND THAT CAN UE HAD
Al (he Lowest Prices
TO INSURE
A Good Article,
Call at the HOOT and SHOE" STORE of
J. W. DEAN,
BrMge Street, Patteion, Pcnn'a.
III2 CII 51 E K 1? L lalaT ITiYITCS IASXK;TIO"V.
Rep airing Promptly lit ended to.
NEW
'.
CASH
AT
LOCUST GROVE,
One and a half miles
: rTlTfr inbsml.pr wouM mot rrTwtfnlly
) .1 SjtniM ut I lie hIkivc pi we, wiip.-p lit i
. ilw.l, ...iron.i-.. wiih lue U:.t jnd most .-l.s-i
UUT UIXMS, liK'K-KKIES, l,M hl iWAKK, K!l;l) AJD WJU.fm WAI.E, OIL
rumis i.i iii i -II, I au.. . 1..11 .. ... i-
Afl of which he offers to sell or eachaiifre for country pioduc? at
TT-IIC VKIIY TWliSTPHlCMS.
Much lower, in fact, thaa poo Is have teen sold it'.. in the county for many years.
il-uidptiy tiie Inrhe'at i.taiket price lor Locust 1 uis, i;aiir..ai Tics and Wood,
cither 111 ciali or goods.
A.J. IIERTZLER.
locust Grave, Aug. 8, 1873-tf.
D. W. iriarley & Go.'s
li the place where ycu can buy
TIIE Iii:T A7iU
HENS' YOUTHS' &
IL1TS, CAPS, BOOt'S, SHOES, ji.D ri XXISIIIXG GOODS.
WE are piepared to exhibit oi; of the most tli.iiee and siiect stiM-ks ever olTered in
tliia maiket, aad at JSTVSISMXCLY LOU' PRICKS!
Also, measures takes for suits and parts of suits, which will be'lnade to order
at si.oit notice, very r .-asonalle.
Itetuember th jlaee, in IIi fTuiaa's
W ater s'reets, Mir FLIXTOU'N, PA.
TO WEHBJUJD HOKT TO Wm IT.
Just step into SAM TEL STHATFK'S ri.t.TIUNO STOKE. Eridge street, Patterson
Pa., and he will tcil you all about it.
Ilavme just retnrned from i'hilaneip'iu
La'.cai and t'liniiest S tries 1 f
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS,
Coats, Pants. Vests. Mats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Watches and Je!ry, Xotionv Fur
nishing li.Mirls in endless variv-ry, Carpet, Flo,.r Oil Cloth, Furniture, .c., cheaper than
the cheat-!, lor the same quality ol goods. Call in and tie couvinced.
Measures Taken and Suits Made to Order.
Patterson, May 10, 1873 SaML'EL STHATEK.
1776.
187GJ
0:
AMERICC KSTEXiN IAL -
JEROME IIETKiClC, !
AT TIIE CAXAL STORE, MEXICO,
Keeps corstunily nn hand and for sale at a
sii.all profit, a well selected assortment oi
DRY HOODS,
CROUEIIIES,
OUEENSU'ARE,
W00D& WILLOWVVARE,
FISH, SALT, PLAbTEU.
Also, FLOL'U and alltindsofPItOVIS ION
and MILL FEED.
TOP PRICES paid lor Country Produce
and ail Ln.ds cf GRAIN, particularly for
choice lots of wkaf.
Mexico, Pa., Msy 6, S73-6m.
A(rr:ni.straterR, .tot Ice,
JCulalt of Gtorge Pile, deceased.
"JVTllTK'E is hereby fiven hat letters cf;
X 1 Ad:iiini. Iratio:i cvm tefiamenlo anuen '
01, the estate id tiiore l ilc, late of Del.i-
are towiihip.d.-cease.',h.ive been granted
to the undersigned. All wma indebied
to said estate are requested to nuke im -
mediate ja;. lacnt, and those hai in cUiinS
tucmetr"1 ,a tuti"M"'l"i
S. a. nt!i75;;i rr?
AHEL Sit FFFK
MmiaitlTatur.
Oct 22j6w
1I0XEY"
Hade Ravii'.y with S leacil k.
Eey t"un- ().,mta. Cat;,
Ingncs and fu'l Jiart:rti'ara FK1E S. If
Sriscra, 1!7 Hanover St., Boston.
Sentinel and Uepnblmin (IJft a year.
.ID I E R TISEMEX1S.
1870
71
V
oriirvn 1
id - s a
MILFORD TOwa
eoiith.wcst of Patterson.
inform the pnblic that lie h'8 jnst npenti n
firfjMrtf'l lt niiy nil who mi)' (j.o;him with
m.-iii ..t'
lit ol
Tin: CHEAPEST
J.'cw Euilding, coraer of Ilridpe and
may S, ls7o-tl
and Jc York, he can snpply yon with tlie
-
A'eir Ailt'erfiftnen.st.
jMERCHANT TAILOR,
1 V
j ' rEKKTSVILLE, PA.,
Would most respectfully inform his friends
ami in pi.blir genera! V that he Ins co-i
anu in pi.our general V t!:at he Ins co-i.
nienccl the business ol M..-t',i mt Tailoring
in the store room fniier!v occiipied b; J.
W Stevuon, opposite Mealanijcal's Hotel
where he Hill ke. p coiistaully 011 baud
Tll.f-. tl. -T..T"l
BliOAD CLOTHS,
I
. .. . , . . , 'i
And all Mvles of goods, sillied for li.cn and ;
buy'a wur, which' he will i.iaun!aciure. to ;
I oitier, on short notice and very res..nh'.e
ns. Fenijr an old tu-tieal t ii!or. lie
els sitistted be can give ait.slaciion. He
hw also m eonnectiou with the above a de-
partmitit of
" KEADT-MADE CL0TU1NG,
HATS AN D CAPS.
BOOT3 AXD SII()ES, NOTIOVS, te.,
i f all kinds -t .ality and sixes, lor men i d
...- .. k:i. 1... : o:.. i .
wi - ea.diVhfs ,.2k-
. ra.-.aj aaaxiuo
t OAS.a TJir riri.n.
1 .
I 1 he "nocrsifned Jesires to inform hisM
: frtends and the public generally that he has
i re-opeued his
C A R R I A G E WORKS!
In the borouch of PEIiRVSVILI.l and is ;
prcired t do all kinds ol work in bis
! Hi., at atuirt notice tJ 1 on tub most rea-
I eoiiiible terms. 4
H .-tna: had annrrtlrof yrararipeHence
in the Business, he feels confident lhat his
woiK will conipwe Uvorabiy with any done
in tbe coniity.
Raring Buggie, a Specially.
ArriliSl873.tf. J. B. THOMPSON'.
Rutin Cftrtl.
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. I).,
Physician and Surgeon,
mmisTows, rj.
OiBce honrs fmia 9 t. a. bS r. x. Of.
flee in hia fa'lier'a reaideuue, at llio south
em! of Water street. .ielil-tf
LFKED J. FA1TEH50N',
ATTOBUET-AT-LAW,
MIFFLIXTort X, JCMATA CO., PA.
All bniuea promptly attvndrd to;
OrrieK With Jeremiah Lyons, Evj
JOULS R. ATKINSON,
ATTonxtt - at - Ixvr,
5UFFLIXTOHT5; P.V.
j HyCoUeWiiij and Convey cueing protnpt-
J ly UttiTkh-d tn.
I 0rics On Bridge streot, oppoMta tl
Court limi.ie S.j'i.i.-o.
.Vifcrllonrout.
UTICA
STEAM ENGINE!
CO.
FoanasiT Wood A. Vavx.
STAAI0XARV AND rOHTABLC
I The De.t & Most Complete As-
8ortment in the Market.
These enpines have alirty"- p.aWitainrd
ihr very hU'lu'st at inditnl ! eie.-l';n-?
Vie make Hie in inulacturei.f Kngiiiea. IWil- I
ore and Paw Milis spiV. kilv. VVc hive
the f iri-t and most rouij !.-lu works of the ;
kind in the eoniitry, with m iehincry vtyi- j
cially adjj-iL-d to tfc? irorfc. i
e ; eonsTanitiy on mnt larj- nnra-
bera t K'ipin?s, wh-h we InmiOi :it th ,
very lowi-si .riri-s a:id on th -h.iri-st no-
liri'. V. elmil i Fvemea reei ilK- ail ;rti-ll
' Mines. Saw jli'i, tjrt.-rt Mill. Tanneries, ,
ottoa tiins. Tl!realienr at! all classes of
mariiil'rtirin.
We ae now triiMiiiir the cel."!ir.rte.l Lane
t;ire:il.;r S aw Mi'l, tire b'st and imt com-
i!i-ti s iw mill evr inveiitcd.
We make the uiaiiulactitre of Saw lli'l
ontiirs a s..t-.i.il IcatnrL-t.t nr busines, and
can tnr:ii!i eonipli-t.; on the shorte-t notice
i nr .-im m all ea-i-a is n. turnisU tin- h-it
inacliine'y in flie lu irkt-t, and o'Ii al-o-
Intel) nneq-.ult-tl lurlrjaiity 01 design, econ
jonry and strentli.
is-rr.l lor cireuUr and fnce List.
I TICA STEAM ENGINE CO.,
Vtica, N. Y.
Oct 8, 1H73.
A LECTURE
TOYOUXCi MEN.
in a Se t'.tl Hurt
bix Vu..
'opt. I'ricr
AT.rtnre rn the Nature. Tr.-aH.ient an.
l.aillC..ll lll.-o; r-lUJl.'init:;i,i crimtiu
eaU.11 ss. liivoimiLny l..uis.-.io:is. .xlM:
IMuilty, and lr,,.!iim-nts to Jlarri me K;-a-
! era!!v : rvcn-in.-ss, t.Ds.i:i.i li .11, I.: i-
I r " r""ii:i"jt ir. ni .T-n-siiuv.ru.. ....
1 tUlKK? J. t'l I.VKItWKI.I,, .M. !.. Au.
I tin.r 01 tins t.-cvi ri.b." i
Tli.- worH-eno-n.-"l n'lthor. in tl-is ad
n ir..l!e Lecture, clearly proves troin ltir.
011 experience that the awiui consequence.-,
ol iell-AlMse Iss- tiVi-tuillv ren.i.v.
ed uiliioiit lue.licines, aril kiln. nil il.w.ri-r
.us M.ricai opjt.i!i..iis, boiiies, instni.
liieits, nus or cordials, s.inlin out a 1
mode ol cure at once certain a;ii eiiciin .1
ay ahKh ev-ry siiriervr, alter ua. I.:s
co!li io:i may ho, may cure !mu.ell cheaplv,
privately 1 radically. 1 Ins Lcctt.re wid
Iove a boon to thousands and thotisa i ls.
Sent, under seal, to any urldivss, m a
piaiu eincio-, u-j .11c icveii-. t-"'"
age stamps. A Idr.-ss the l'ldilishuis,
CHAS. J. f. KLINK i .
UT Jtowery. .r Vork,
rost-Uiiioc IJj.t 4o.-6.
Nov 19, 1873-ly.
! THNIATA VALLEY BANK.
Pomeroy, Patterson, Jacobs fis Co.
mrruNTows, ji sht c-i xrr, r..
CAPITAL, $110,000.
JOSF.ril PDMEUOT. Pn-sideat.
1. VAN IKVIN, Casliier.
mr reruns :
Joseph Pomeroy, I John Pilslueb,
Jerome N. Thompson, 11.11. liec'.it.-l.
John J. Patterson.
(ieorge Jacobs,
'
I I'nittJ Stfitrt Sriuri.'iri. Bvn-'l. &c. :
lionl't and "ld ,
j frr-Mlrlf exchanse 1 for Fir.--irrit
' at nicrket rates. L'nit-d States co'ip.n.s :
; o;d. I
j anH SihfT hoit?!it at hi2!i?t
j Jhptxii rtc?irr4m rol'.ertwnt ttrnft-
on the prmnp'tl ciUea, ami a z,euer.tl bjntj t
j DuwnrtT tr auntie t I.
j horn I. and olbt-r Talu:b!'? int rtiv i
; an sjhxUI deposit. juatTJ-tl
H. C. ORTH,
310 MAIiKET STIILKT,
'iyVv .' I--1
y 4J
v!C If .f!
' 5 yt
Y m''
livarrn iv
ir.,ii.r.n i.s
IJIAXOS t TI A BIN ITT t-K'!ANS.
; J. V- Jt
i,i .11 i:.iu ,.r vui..!
; r ,-rji AfT'&irr1
j ?1 LJjJ .X JLUoil-.
TlliS llOUe IdlV fT C.T-h
I 1 4i
"ever gave a note, an l 1 tlltre
' fyre, Cliae l tt OlTcr illdtlCO
.
1 went to its patrons. Lmpio,
I kJ ltll4i.t aT.ill i- 441 O
commissions to its customers
direct.
I
PTITI'T iv! QWT VRFT
Ll lJ U li.l ito Ola.V A X IV Lia
I Bcp 5 fc73.ly.
j
at t nci.::.i4Ln a.i
ItLT4.II.. l..iible tiuu-. Xi
upwanis ; Mrexcii-Loaiitfia. a a to 5.
; l.fes, Ilerolvers. Dart tin us aud t.'ap K:l
;.-.(,
H.-a.
G.kkIs sert to all part of the country by
ef C. O. D.. to be esa.uinl l-fore
, P,(l for. We ss-nd a ;ei.nine Y. Jt. C.
Scott . Sotva' Mume Loader, with Hast,
poneh an.1 cleanine 1 rod. nicely Iwsed. fr
tsQVr JrJ,"
bain street, N, V.
Pailrvartu, tf r.
KT!IKF.S CK5THAL RAILWAY.
SPUING TIMK S'JliEDU'K.
Through and PitfTl Rnult r af fron
U atiimton, Hiitimort. E ic. Emtr,
HmtYcl, Raihti'tr, mn4 Siararm
Five Trains Daily
te !tnd from WaahiDon ami l!aitimore,an I
rofs TRAINS DAILT
fo ami fro:n the jTiir!!i anil Weal Braix-fc
Sii5.iic!ia:.a, and
TWiiTBAiXS DAILT.
to and from Norlbern and Western Penn
sylvania and Se York.
Oa and after KiJ.NilAT, juir 21, 1"1,
the trains ou III- Northern Centrjt Kailwa.
will run aa foliuos :
M'UlHWAkD.
VAIL TRAIji, leaves Uiulimore t SO a:
" Hirrisnurr 1 'A p -
Wii:ia ii.-;- .-t t 1" pns
arr at El-air ID 30 p irf
Cl.VCIN'XATI EX. le B.il:ii.i.re S lOp nf
an- at Il.irrixhuis 12 1'j j. x
FAST MXE t.-aves B:.iti:..o-j I r m
Il:'.:-iisbiir 4 45 o rr
I srr at Villiai.isport h j it
' !?'rthern Ex. le.nr Ral'.::iHru 1 IM a in
ar. i!.t.-r(.sliiir Z l-" i i.i
j Ni'.wa F..1. l.:av. Hali.iiior. 7 4 a n
J II i.-.-fcthnr ID 4) air
n t!I:ii-ni;-orl z lit r r.
Kliitira 6 Do j i i
ar-irea C '.lutmiiizaa 7 4D i iu
i Erie M lil leav r ll.irr i.-tmrj; 4 15 a m
j K av.-s Sunti';ir ri lm a in
l. .iv.. V i.l.am-jKirt 8 .1J a :n
! lravi-s Elt.ii - l.'lDum
' .it at L in i i :.ii;na
S i put
OITIIWA0.
VAiuTIlifN tcvv Kltnir
4 -5 a n
" V illiamiorl iu a ni
' liar.iNtiU' Zh)ir.i
aiT at Iialii:mr ti y :u
Fas' Jrnc eutti lea.-.-a H trrisbnr 3 4t a m
irrat h -.Uimore ti . t -i
Erie Express !e. Vi!!ia.;-.pt 7 ' in
Simhiiry 9 ID a :n
a-Ti-.-i.-s !T.t:ih-!urg ll 3" a m
Eritt M.ii" le. Ci'.. '.ii-Hi.u 4 JS p 1 1
Briii- S V p in
Vrti':ainriort . II 4" p :n
f ii'i!!i-y I 3D j !,.
sr. Il irrisbar" 3 2 a ri
PACIFIC EX leaves iiirrisbnrg II SO a in
arrives Kuliimore X Oil p m
Niagara Ex. leaves ( .in iikI lijua II 30 a n
E!mira 1 50 o ..,
U illianisport f 1 p m
ll.iTTii.bnrg 8 :t7 p lie
Harri-di;
arrives Hiiltimore 12 15 a i.i
Aceoni. leva llarrislinrj rt 0 a m
ainti-s U illiiiit.ro l'" 15 ir
Jf.ii! Tr.iin north and aoiiih, K.-- l.in
. not tit. !'.iriii: Expreaa souT, Erif Evj.ii-"s
lsou??i, il:.rrisburi; Accommodation norli
! and soiiTir, i ira Ki-rea uortii aiid aoulii
j run djily ex-ei t Sunday.
Erie 'iinl norm, Cinei'in.-ti Expr -s-, north
! and smit'n. Wi-storn Evprea' uonh a id i- "t
I Lirw s.iiith lijve ds-.lv.
j Erie wail son:h. dally except Motid iv.-
Ir'or turtiier iti.wrin ition apiy at ;! rick-'
1 ct lilic-, I'clinsy lanm Itiilioit r-j ot
. J. CA A r,
Gi-mtr.d Munagor.
n-arrisHirjr, July 21. lfU-
? a i 9 5 madt ,.k r ltnaH
sfienai
Coiublnalton Piospeclun.
It ieprt'i.lH mmplj T:tjrt mi nlvle
binine of 50 xntinwfy in U'r!tinc nrd
nelu! rww.k?, Uiit cil in- evcrr laimlv.
Ufl thin r rvor t.i'i ly rinsfni. Aclit'
1 wailtril. to m:ik; oriiuirnt lii:..uf(.s i
I :ht-se wnik in vcry C'tinty. ro?p-c.ii
! ! nt i"t-pii't on rvrii-t r.i pru-c, $l.i.
JMV ,.OTTr;i A. CO.. I'nhlisb s.
( Plii il .ti his
: 1
i )!. A Kl"- MTSTEIt I KS solved; diMist-r.
t a. ar-i .-si ats vividlv nonraved. Veo
1'reen Ziue a'id its explorers). A A -t-iiid
oet.iv. ol S'.l i fugcs. most fnn .ise!
iiiiir..t -d villi eh-ant utet anil w.fii en
cr.iviucs. A t'-i-vcinatirf; history of Ap-it
adv n:nre. The most saiealile book out.
Agents Wan;td. Send-for terms and ai.;
1 1 jjw to .Muteal r-ubiUl'inj Uo llavt
lorfi, Conn.
,,, . ilr,anl-, ,nnlr.
, Vnt.tr, ,1( So,,,; ,, In one WCt
. , Tl) Nw ii0,..ket-p.:r- Manna:, tr
, Mj(1 iecin. Anii y. Slox-. Anv a.-fiv'.'
Jmn (r 9,man c , j,c a arnev. J. B
& (-, y Sex yor. :,, Cliieag--
and Sail r riticlsco.
f
IHCII rA!.M!X(i LANDS'-
F0K SALt YKiJY CilKAl !
T1IK FXST LwrLSYnSMT I
No Fliictdjt.uus ! Alaays In.provu.-j; ir
Viiue !
Ti H'talli f tht Ccnti) it n.i If tki
i'i'rai- i lirat Vttatt.
N'O'.V Is? T1E Tl'-IF!
SfillTon of acres of rs I m ls .s
tie "riii i.-t. ?..i--:i n S '. ' i, -v I a
sale i.ian .- 01 t'n-Trf nv-er ii li. 1
mark.-: at - if e that DKrY C'-VrE.I
' Ti' lN.
; Five ani Tf H Yr: Yclit (J'ven. wlllt
j f atere slut Sis per Oat.
I The Land frrarrt Bond'of t!:ia Comp-vnr
1 t;ikeM at pa' I. l.irida. Tbey can aow !.;
j piir.-h;i.i"i at a l.ir- liiseoiiT.t. " - -'
r" Full particuUrs riven, new (Jui In
iviiu new iii.tiic.t Irw, be-ad-lressii.
O. F. L..is.
Lam I Cumniuicaer tr- P. it. ft-,
Oaaa. Nil.
Ai.c.vrs uaxtedx
si:xi roa CATAto:r.
DOMESTIC Sr:i' !X: .If tCH'.XE C7 ,
X(F YOMC.
S20 SAVED !
To meet .if nrzer.t iterr. of the imr ;i
Florence Sewing Macaino Go.
hart determined to
e.-.d trill ktrecfUr tt'd tht.r $ti. .4.r.s. .e
fr i:, anl uOitr tl.jlt, is ir.-.w.'.o-i.
THE FLORKXOK
if :St OSL Y Mi.hxnt Ih - f -e f ' .
vi i-k Ai'fcir?r. and forward, or to rig'i' a .'
Iff!, iff tie pnrch r.rr may yrf.r. It h :i
b-rn zrtaliy IMP HIV K I .1'.t SIKPL!
t IE!, and it f-r ne'ter than any s.'Arr m -
! eAi.. in tht mankct.
.
IT IS IU"V THS ClIEAPHir.
J'-nt Wanted.
I ... ., ... -
riwr, ...
J.-'TC!PM ANCV, ot S:1tTL CII.VhM-
1 JNfJ." ,. eith.-r sea n. .y fa- ;-
: " ? atrteti..ii e. i iy
pi-rons th-y ch iose, instantly. This s. u-
- ; pie m. n'al acfuireni -iit all may pos-
- 1 - hv V'"''' ' "
i V irria-e ttilelo, Y. r ft isn lira. IV-'-f,
s ! hi,,. ..i.ru a W U r
Iv-iliTs, PhiljAlclphia
".fift If'FXT ",T, "' on"
win; aLA10 Ur ytxp ciiart,.
Spl.-nrfi l a--s..itinent I tarRf i'-s .' L--.'-.
piolits! Address H.VAS1S it ll'C:'K I V.
En.pire Map and Chart Establishment, 1-7
I.iU-rtr St., New York.
Wtj " Housekeeper" W"nal "
A snceessf'il ajent avs : " - :'!'
,., .. M.,n-.l0.B...iM r.. ..,v '
,K, ; OIM We WM b t
a.,t.,lt
e AOXTS VAXTED
! teniW 4"te.-rrt.v apply I.J.B Faft
1 1 Ch"S
.tr.nosc...
i.- ' I .
t !
f. ; :
nil
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