SL'TiSJ;ir& REPUBLICAN
..-.W7KUXT0WS-. ,
f cdnckdaj. January 11, IS74.
' pEXS'A. E. E. TIME TABLE.
passenger traiua leave Miftliu Station a
follows:
FASTWAD.
liiadeljihia Ka press, , . 12am.
Fast Line, J . I !l I m.
Ihirnsburg Aecnnimo., 11 i'S a in.
.Vail, 12 p it),
l'acitic Express, 10 l-i a m.
Ciiti'i:niitii Kxprcss, 8 t-tl t iu.
-'J' " "wrTwx.
Vitfe-baejr. Kxpress, 1 20 a n.
Via maati Kaprt'ss, . ' 2 "J a in.
:t1r, , ? ? a nu
Vt y Passenger, W t)4 a m.
M m, S -K p iu.
Vast Line. 6 o3 p ui.
Xitilin, Nov -I, 1ST3. .
LOCAL IXTELLIGhXCk.
Thursday muruuig was wintry cuou jb to
satisfy the most ardent advocate of cld
,rcathe.r.
The rnstsble of Lewistowri arrest dis.
order'y boys about the churches of that
town, dunug service.
Siephen Reno, of Femiannrh township,
"Ul.eilon the 3rd of 'aUrch n.-xt, bis firiu-
I u2 unlfiiH.N and live stock.
; wentv-seven iranips in inc sonp nonsc i
1 1 1
Viirfv-f.inr i t:l;i mini. !
. . , ... . , .. i
ocr n j-onca . n, ..u.e o, ,ue
..i,-.P-t..r l Thnrd n..rv.r i
cttlUb bliai oa, iuji a ui .7 v j u iil i
lust ThurtdiT luominr; a locomo-
tive exnded on tU Troae and ( lear-
field railn.ad. T!;c crgincer and two
train-men were severely hurt.
A Teachers' Institute will beheld at
1'vrrysville, beginning on Friday even
ing, the 30ih ff Jannsry 1S74, and
ciioiii.uiiig n tha following day aud
cvc-airtg. '
1.3!t ?atnroar a son of Tobias Au
kar, while coasting had his sled run
against a porch, by which accident he
vm bo severely hurt that the attention
of a physician becaiua tieueas-jry.
The late snow brought tut but few
sleighs. The roads were too rongh.
The tingling gingling be'is were scarce-
I y heard above the gruff noise of the '
I miners cn the rutty aud Loof-tracked j
id.
Ik-;i;fonte, Centre comfy, is trouV.al. J
A ehnst visits the suhurbi of th -s town i
even aor. i.iSni. rnT:.en a.-.-
ii klivuler at it. It BculJa'l scaro, but gut
ariMir.d hehind him. That uioveinent aj
t.H. mneh f-.r the nia: v.iih the shooting
iron JlcH.'a! Itti kd iulu M BAiut. thc.'i 'ml
ni. from wmvh be d,d,.'t stop till he I
didn't stop till he I
isa-t s bit eu-io-is
!
JSll ,-U'ra
reichcd his house. He
itw to iuvcsti'-Mttf ghjstly
.ia--!; snl ins la-in-ru.
i
Ma.W sur ralher thai take nau-.
scocs tnenieiiie ; and lh:s is not to be I
ViondcreJ at, as the remedy is ofseu 1
worse than :he disease. Sufferers ftca j
cieghs, col is, lnnuerzi, sore inroai, or n.,tjee
tenJen-y to (Viisuwpti. n, will find iu j ;;rJ f ,,e ft,r.ffoinjff is not com
Ir. V. islar"s llaisaiu of WiiJ Cherry , plied with, ihey will have to answer to
a reajedy as rr.-cable to thi palace asj the Sheriff of Juniata county for hav-
r ..!;..-. I ii'C Government inupcrty without au-
t nectcl iu rcmoius oisease. i- . i t j
ii,...itif
i,aM.-un..ay mvru.i.g .n
oil, cl:ie vl llie ioniaouiary uepari-j
, - t- . i i.i
incnt, of this place, reerived a despatch
t!i; men who had robb -d Lnvdon and
Nortii's business places, were in custody i
iu t!.at city and wouM le held, subj-ct j
'
to information from this place. On
3Ienday f fficcr ilson went to I'itta- ;
Lurir. lie La uot vet returned. I
Mr. John Stousr, of Fermanagh, was
rrccntly the recipient of a handsome
und valuable pocket-bock, by ihe
stJiulars of " Happy Hollow School.,
which he teaches. It was an evidence :
ot the esteem in whi:li Mr Stoaer is
lield by the young people in that por
tion of Fcinunagb township. He has
been in the "harness" of a cousuiou
school teacher a number of years, aud
iie has taught a number of terms at the
above named place. He is a man of
correct judgment and great inste
modesty. The latter quality passes
Lim in the eyes of the public below bis
worth.
I.misr. Crkfk Valiu, Mii.rn )
Towssiiir, Jan. lt4. $
Editor Sentinel : Thinking your read
ers would love something of a romantic
nature (especially Ihe huuter portionl
we concluded to try our band at a few
jottings. Whether we will succeed or
not, we leave for yourself aud readers
to judge.
Hut now, Mr Editor, our little story
is that of a hunter not a hunter ex
actly, cither, but a frail woman hunt
cress and we thiuk it deserves men
tion in your columns. Some few weeks
biuce a Mrs. Tabitha Shrcffler, wife of
Mr. Charles Shreffler, of this township,
while at home with her three children,
heard their old favorite rlog, Jack,"
bark and make a terrible fuss near the
Louse. She sent one of the little chil
dren to where Le was, to leurn the
cause. The cLild came back and told
her mother that old Jack" bad a"gry
fox" upon a little papling. Mrs. Shref
.er, thinking she aiight make a couple
of dollars, picked up a hickory club
itnd started to the assistance of the dog.
hen she reached the tree she looked
.up into it, and here, O horror ! aat on
a little limb, a monstrous " wild cat."
Fler first thought was, "What can I do
to kill it 1 cannot shoot the rifle.'
The gun was in the house loaded at the
time, but, like a true pioneer, she
would not have her game, and she soon
dislodged "Mr. Wild Cat" from the
limb, and instantly the dog mounted
it, and with the woman assistance
cuceeeded in killing it.
And now, Mr. Editor, we think Mrs.
, deserves the laurels of victory and
the banner of the hunters of this coun
ty, for ber bravery, for she has done
-what many an old hunter would not
Lave undertaken without bis rifle. Mrs.
iShreffler ia the eldest daughter of John
'PiTlen,' Sr., of Tuearora township, one
of. the pioneer hunters of this county,
and we say long may she live and
prosper. ". ' . Yours,
. ' " ' ' " CAR-TErRAC.
".--- . ."
A correspondent from Tbouirsjiitor n
write a follows
'A rather sitigtilar occurrence look
place in a stnus qnsrrv fear her?, be-
! TT,..:.i v...:.!. c- - t '
named J. 1$. Frj and Isaac Yodei,
were engaged q-iarrjiug stone for J.
Loudonslager. They had drilled a ho e
in the rock 41 feet deep, and half filled
it with powder, inserted the fuse and
n.ien u.e oaiance ot the hole, in tbeivouoe kind enough to notify the au
miiiincr known to men acquainted with I thorities in jour town to keep a look
blasttrg rocks. All things being ready out Tor a tramp, answering the follow-
m, cui uraase m some
antnuwn defect the fire in it was om
ened. After a lapse of time deemed
necessary to warrant a safe approach,
the men went to the nnexploded charge
aud immediately b.-gau to re drill the J
Hole, all the while using water freely,
The work progressed fiuely, ix inches
oniy oi the charge remained to be re- short distance front this town vestcr
moved, when suddeuly an explosion j day, late tti the afternoon. A tramp
took place making an opening in the j soeu here cuswrring the above descrip-
rock above six feet long and three in-
ches wide. The men received a tcr-
j rible shock, and were nearly knocked
Lir ,h - , T- . ., .
cned wuh powder and bespattered with
, , . . ... ,.
11111(4 .till tlldl. Al A. fllln.l will. ..
' "
A clove R the Land of nna i.f thi men
j -
was blown nuite a diManaa ftfrav. Tli !
- j w
dri11 w not entirely raised out of the
l'oia- " tb explosion had Ulten place
si oner, or when niara powder was iu
the hole, it would uioot probably have
resulted in the death of both of the
men. It serins pirange that an cxplo
swn should take place under the
amount of water that they applied.
This should stand as a warning to those 1
who may have this kicd of work to do.'
Mexico, Jan. 1C, 1874.
1 lie "Juniata Scouts ' met here to- i 11 u"5 ,uc '""
day for the purpose of settling up the j f lls- Tl,cse g"'ed smouldered
accounts of the t oinpany for the p,st jjntil, making progress alowly, it reach
year, 1873. Notwithstanding the cold I J the space hetwewi the piastring and
weather there were forty-four members ,
present, shnwing the "Espirit du corps'1
to be iu a splendid condition. Asectet
scssiou was held in the school house,
l I, I, r. -nn'toil in f,.!l...n K- .!
.-J
unanimous vote of the Company, they
fee!e, jijat Jt r0uld be better to he rid-
q sunins
. c
I,an'' n "'JurJ -
"".XEIal OniiKR, No. 1,C. S 1874
1st. i lie lollowni'; named members
of the Juniata Scouts are hereby dis
'"""-'--""' ") -
honorably dicl.arped for not attenduig j
the re-'uiar drihs, A;e., viz : L. . lo
tv, hA . DUIin,'KJwar.l lle.kes, W.
. '
Aa'ittinan, Joseph l.oiigacre, illiam j
Longacre, Liieien llauck, J. V. Mc-1
Mamirl? Isaac Si -her. !
J-.d. They are hereby cirdercl to j
' ! a!1
A Sfocial OrJtr w as then r.ron.ul-
SPKriAt. Oar.nt. No. l.O. S.. 1S74.'
Jst. S.rg"t lieiiry Shelienberger, of
- . "i: i I.-1
Fayette township, is hereby reduced to i
'he rai ks for nou-atteu iaucc at the
ro!"r ' c, . f
Corp. Harry Shcllenberger, of
,oallahipj ; ,,creby promoted
Seierant.
3rd. Privates Iavid Shover and S.
j r. Watts are hereby promoted Corpo
rals. 1 hev wul be obeyed aud respect- j
ed accordingly.
J. K. KOBI.O.N,
Capt. Commanding Company
Matthew Kw;ias, O. S.
The Company was then paid for the j
year 1873
Adjourned to meet in ,
Johnstown on the 21st of February, I
1ST 4.
ours,
JfSTICE.
Coixtt Normal Schools. We
understand '.be ountj Normal School
is to be re opened again this season at
1
Tbomj'sontown, under the supervision
of tho-e tried and able teachers, T. I),
and John M. Garuian, This school,
since its first establishment bj G. VV.j
Lloyd, the Countv Superintendent, four
j ears ago, has steadily grown in favor!
with the teachers and people. It has
done a great deal toward improving and
preparing teachers for their laborious
duties, and at the same time enabled
them to ' si prepare at less expeuse
than could possibly bodor.e elsewhere.
The Messrs. Garaian bring to the
school a long and successful experience
as teachers in the best schools of the
county. John M. Uaruiau is a grad
uate of the State Normal School at
Bloninsburg, and while there stood at
the head of his classes, aud left it with
an enviable record.
It is proposed to make this school a
success, if work and attention to duty
can do it. Several new features aie
to be introduced, and the preparation
of teachers to be carefully attended to
in the model or normal class. The
qualifications of the gentlemen earned
are such as to leave no doubt of the
success of the school. We hope the
people will sustain them as they de
serve, ia this laudable effjrt.
Public Salk John Motier, Ad
ministrator of the estate of Samuel
Dunn, dee'd., will sell at public sale,
on the premises, at 1 o'clock P. M., on
Saturday, January 21th, 1874, a Lot
of Ground situate iu Mexico, having
thereon erected a good two-story frame
dwelling House, Stable, and other ne
cessary outbuildings and snrrounded
with a good fence. This property is in
excellent condition and is pleasantly
located.
A man, who was to have been tried
in the Dauphin county court, next
term, for theft, eoniuiitted suicide on
last Saturday, at Ilarrisborg, by di?
charging a loaded musket in his mouth.
Xearlr the whole head wis blown off.
Fuom Justice Krcider we received
the following letter. It explains iigelf.
Oa the evening sl :he. daj oo -which"
Mr Kreidcr received the I -Iter he vis
ited the toup Louse for the purpose of
idetitifjing the man described iu the
letter. No man there answered the
description.
TnoMPtj.ixTowx. Jan. II, 1874.
Mr. II. Keeiiier: Dear Sir, Would
trig ru-scrip'-iou : A rather In
mail, wiiu kLort thiekly set whisker
and mustache, sandy colored : full
fac d, ar.d is supposed to have a pecu-
liar sort of a grin or expression, ahich
perhaps was assumed, possibly it is
j tiataral. An outrage was attempted!
j upon the person of a youug girl only a j
tion is supposed to be the beast we are !
look:ng fur. If tuch a mau comes to
your toan please uotify cither myself
cr Dr. V. L. tueenleaf ol the fact.
Very respectfully your?,
N. S. IllSKLES.
TllE frame back building of the Da
c
vis House was discovered on fire Thurs
day evening of last week. The alarm
was sounded shortly after 9 p. m. On
the preceedirg day, in the course of
the annual butchering, a fire was made
in the fire-place. -The health is under
laid with sand, mortar and the usnal
appliances to the depth int-nded to pre
vent the heat from reaching any wood
. extensions beneath it. In this instance
this precaution has failed, the beat -f
llie Cr2 permeating to the joists raising
toe weather-boarding, ana remained uu- i
detected until Thursday evening, for-1
innately it was discovered m time to
prevent greater injury. Mr. Fiery j
Iocs was about 5-00. His Jamaje was t
. .. .
assessod at $03.20 on the building and
' $30 on fnruiiure, bv the llea liug t.'om-
pany, in which he is insured.
On the same evening, and at about
t'le same hour, a barn belonging to
Francis II. Miller, who was in Lewis
town that, near Soradoviile, on the S.
town mat, near soranov
& L railroad? disc
, . , ,
' h" 'f f"""
seovered on fire,
farming liip'emeuts, I
:.. t.. .l
cu.nvV
His loss on the building an J contents is
stated as al.ove $2 000. which is cov-
,0 (lu exu.Ilt f $l,0l'0 by inu-1
rancc on the luildinc All the cir- j
cuinstances appear to pomt tr the con-j
victlon that it aas a ease of deliberate j
ir.eendiarisiu. The farmin? iinpicments j
and stock belonging to the tenant, Mr. j
llumiiiell, were carefully removed and'
releised from the barn, out of reach o j
danger, while the property of Mr. Mil
ier s K'ft ,0 ,,( elyed
It would
seem to be a malignant act, espeeially
- .if- it V -. . . :
aimed at Mr. M-, who cannot imagine
of any person holding such enmity
towards him. It is to be hoped that
the pei petrator will be discovered and
brought to justice. Lrvnslovn Sfnlf
nel.
Ill ED i
MIMES Jan. 10th, 1ST4, ii Ciledonii,
Fayette township, Vis. M.try Mimes, i(e
ol Andrew Mimes, aged 85 years, o nios.
! and 14 da vs.
KrSi:i.F Jan Mlh. in Terrysvjlle.
Gcor-e E. son of j. E. an i Marv J. Uus-
sell, aped t years, fi months and 1" days
"03IMEKCJ Vli.
3IlFILi AM)PATTi:itSO MAIlkETS
; Crreried w.-ekly by the X
'son Hoard ol Co:uiii:ree.
Milllii. and i'atter
MirvLisTows. Jau. 21 , lf74.
M RKETIN1
Butter, prune r-il
Lard
TiliuS
1"?S, fT lliiZ.....
Y inrgar, -cr qf . ...........
SO
CO
lt
OKAl A Nil SCKIIS.
, Corrected neealy tjr D.V. SuIuiI&Cu
Wheat, F olti and Lancaster Ked ii C I
( Rtsl . .... 1
Corn, old 60
" new 55
Oats 40
Uurlev : t
Clovf rseed 5 ml
Timothy seed 2 5t.
t-laxsecd.. 1 75
I'otatoes ...................... 60
J. k H. A- StamhausliN Prices Current,
Corrected He kly, Jan. SI, lb. 4-
I'rime Koll Putver Kr pouud 30
Kggs, per dozen- 30
I.ried Apples per KJUiid 6
Tallow " H
Lard, " 8
Chickens, live " 8
Bacon, ........
Shoulder. " 10
II am, "
yew AtleertiHftnents.
Sl'LOl'FF Ai CO,
FORWARD A'D COBTIISMOri
MERCHANTS,
DEALERS I.f
GRAIN,
LUMBER,
COAL,
PLASTER,
SALT
CEMENT,
CALCINED PLASTEE
Sentinel ant Repnblican $1.60 a year
SEW .IDl'ERTlSEMci.YTS.
HEAD
' a
Bridge
THIRD ARRIVAL
eavy set;of xr flnrwla this Spnsnii '
-iO.-
vl
Ci
.V PRICES!
10 PER CENT.
CUZ.1PFR TILLS EVER !
Yatcr Proof Cloth at 83cts.i
! per yard
Velveteen at COc, 00c, and;-
51.00 per yard.
Colored ElaTiket&at $1.38 awf$1.75!
a piece.
U'hiie Elankd el $2.25 and
Upwards.
TA XiLIC LIsrEI
As Low as 3Ce per yard.
IMITATION BUCK GL0YE3
AT SIXTY CENTS. !
Resfectfclly A'ocrs, &c,
JEMIL SCHOTT.
ROOT
AXI) SHOE STORE.
VTe h ivc opened out in Jacob Thomas'
parlor, one door north of the Juniata Hotel,
the largest and beat stock of
C03T3 m SHOES,
LADIES',
MISSES' AND
CH1LPUE.VS
GAITERS,
.ver bro.i.h, ,o the coun.v.
e buy our stock from Manufacturers
snd jn iar;;e lots. We py catk and expect
u, .. fr ra,hj whuh wi!l enable us to
o(j-t.r HOOPS
At Fric33 far BelOTT the Average.
WORK M 4DC TO ORDER.
This branch of th business will be su
perintended by A. B. F ASICK, one of the
Iwst practical mechanics in the county. All
kinds of repairing done,
.iLL WORK W.iRRJSTEU.
COKNELirS HARTLEY.
July 2, lKT3-tf
g . LOU DON',
MERCIIAXT TAILOR,
in room in rear of Crystal Fal-ice BniMing,
on Water Street, MiSintown, Pa.,
I FAS1IIOXABLE Gu!)S
j baud.
aiways on
CCSTOM WORK POXK on the shortest
notice.
OOODS POI.T) by the yard or ittern.
FEKSOXS buung goods cau hate them
cut in garments Iree of charge. ,
BVTTEIUCKrs P.1TTEJINS also for'
sale. j
ALL. WORK WAR RIOTED, j
PRICES LO W. !
Ort 22, IsM-tf
l ETF TAILOR SHOP.
-0
The undersigned would respectfully in-
ioru me f u. nc iiihI lie lias opemu a
TAILOR SHOP
at his residence, on rride street, in the
Parker Mansion, and ii now prepared to do
cusTOii Yomc
at short notice and in the most durable and
fashionable manner.
lie rlfteiuls to pin out none bnt good work
and asks a share ol the public patronage.
W1UJAM WUSK.
RESUMPTION.
JOHN D1K1II. hereby announces to his
old customers and the public eenerallr.
that he has ag un returned business at his
old stand, on
Water Street, MimintoTern,
Where he will manufacture in a satisfactory
manner,
Harness, Light and Heavy, to
Suit All,
Horse Collars, Riding Saddles, Wagon
Saddles, Bridles of all Kinds,
Plow Lines, n fad everything
in, His Lint.
REPAIRING neatly and. expeditiously
executed.
Call aud inquire before going elsewhere.
JOHN DIEHL,
On Water Street, a frw doors orth of
the Crystal Palwa Untitling.
.Nor Ii lfTi-iJm
LFREP J. PATTERSON,
ATTOEIJEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLIXTOWX, J I'M ATA CO., PA.
C7 All business promptly attended to.
Orrici With Jeremiah Lyons, Esq.
, . .
A larpe assortment of Qneensware. Chin
mrtr .-sstiiii-iii v-..eruw-.re. v u...i
ware, Glassware. Crockerjware, Ud.r -
ware, ior saic rueno ov i
J. IJ. A. S I AUUAIUIU
IQTJARTEES1
Street.
GOODS SOLD AT
i , .
PANIC FllICES!
BARGAINS for EYESYBODY
t
iCIlEAP ! CHEAP ! CHEAP ! '
IS TUE CKY !
TRICES TO SUIT T EE TIMES
i .
i
MOTTO:
I" Quick Sales and Small Profits !"
LARGE SINGLE SHAWLS
Sold as low ss $1.50.
Shawls cf Every Description
Sold at a Sacrifice.
r
Four Border 'Handkerchiefs
ron 25 CESTS.
Buying my Goods for Cash cual.L-s
me to ninke these Great Uedactions.
GBAW, LUMBER,
THE nndcrsijrncd, having completed his
new Warehouse in rVrrysville, would
resiectlnlly invite iho attention if Ih
farnirrs of the county to the fact that he is
at all times
PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICES
FOR Al-L KINDS OF
fill AIX, SHEDS, A.V., Ao.
Havinp introduced t-w facilities for hoist
injr. weijihiiig. ice., we an; now j re pared to
unload with ihe least possible trouble.
Bark, Efcilroad Tie3, Locust
Peats, and all Saleable
Country Produce
will be bought at all times, either for
CASH OK IX KXCIIAXKE FOR MER
I'HAMHaE. HAVE FOR SALE
COAL, LUMBEE. FISH, SALT,
which will be sold to suit purchasers, either
WHOLESALE OR DETAIL,
and at Ui lowest rates ruliog.
At my Store in Turbett township may be
found as complete an assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
iKOTiors, .
Queensware, Hardware, &c,
nil of which will be sold as low. if not a
, jitlo lower than elsewhere
NOAH IIKRTZLER.
Tec. 10, lf(73-tf
CLARK YrRIWHT'S
TINWARE AND SIIEET
IRON STORE.
SSain Street, Patteraon.
I Here a complete assortment of
. rrrrrr 1TBT, RXT'P'FT TPfiY X7ATt"FI
1 Ull Wll III I amw.. v
may constantly lie found to suit customers,
and are otl'cred at a.BARUAlX.
E7"REI'AIUI"G neatly and expeditious
ly executed.
Hooding aud Spout itiy
of the I'.EST MATEEIAL, made to order
on short totice.
THE PUBLIC
Are also hereby informed tl' it I regularly,
every week, run a car to and Iroiu Phila
delphia, going to the city on Tuesday and
returning to Patterson on Thursday. Per
sons purchasing goods in Philadelphia, c-n
have them brought promptly here by order
in? them to T1 Xlarkrt street, in care of
Clark Wright's Market Car. 1 also invite
ihe attention of those who sMp prmlnce to
the east, to the taoiliti"s oirerwl, ami aru
estlv solicit Iheir patronage.
CLAKK WRbSUT.
Dec. 21, 1873.
JUNIATA VALLEY BASK.
Pomeroy, Patterson, Jacobs & Co.
irrnsTows, jcsiat4 coiktt, pa.
CAPITAL, $110,000.
JOSEPH POMEROT, President.
T. VAN ISVIX, Cashier.
treiCToas :
Joseph Pomeroy, I John Balshtcb,
Jerome X. Thompson, I 11.11. Beehtel.
John J. Patterson, I S. Prank Eagle,
j George Jacobs,
Vnitci Slalft Secxriliei, Bonds, $c,
( bon:ht aid sold
i ' fiire-sirie exchanged for Fire-timtiet
! at market rates. United States coupons
l paid.
Uold evd lrr nonent at nijrtirjtt rates.
I l)tooilt rtctxvtil. collection mailt, draft
uTmnmtisml cUus. .mi . .enrol tJn.,
nMal cilta mwd , rCMerai banking j
' , ' tramwtl. -
t
J liouda aud other valuable papers i-oceived
, oa special deposit. . - J juaets 7-rl
i mi a ni m ii i i ii " ' ' ' " ' ' ' 2. ' .
.1llSCELL.-7.SE0 IS .IDrnRTlSEMZ.Y!!. j Mivtfr-Har
J. fc II. A. STAMBAUGIi
V- " " HAVE REIIOYED THEIS I13IEX3E
STOCK OF
it
. TO THE NEW ROOMS OF
OI SULOWF & CO. and C. B.
JBAHTLEY,
""OK BRIDGE STREET.
GREAT REDUCTION
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS. & CAPS.:
IF YOU WANT
Ails iTHINd
THAT CAN BE PURCHASED
AT A BOOT &
AN D THAT CAN 1!E II i D
At th(3 Lowest iPrices
TO INSURE
A ChoimI Article,
Call at the F.OOT aud SHOE STORE of
J. W. DEAN,
rjlMge Street, Patteison, Penn'a.
HE CIIEERFl IiXaY n V.TIS IXSPECTIO.
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
CASH
1 ?
AT
LOCUST GROYE, MILFOI1D TAVP.,
One and a half miles south.wett of Patterson.
rjTiin i:berilH-r would miwt rvj'i.',l''u'!y
.1 Store, at ihe iil'tivu pl.:ee, v. liw-:e Iij i i -
their airuuirj with :bvlat-.aMaiii most "j.-lL-ct
prt goods, t.of-crnir.--. Qrrrx -VAun. "v-tin am tvtt.t.ot warf, ot.
CLOTHS, l':ill S 4. Sll.'KS. At-..,, i;h a ti;!! sn-;ly of
HOME-MADE GOODS, YARNS, &C,
All of whi. h he oRers to sell or ' Xrhag for coS'Urr piodiice at
TITK VlIlY T,OAV"EST I'lIC'IiS.
Allien lower, in i.u'i, inn g-ito'is nave u.tii
If., t. i I . ... .1,- t,,..l at i.i i-li.t ....,. t .te
rith'-T in ejsU or gotrls.
I.ociikt drove, Aug. S, IS73.tf.
D.W. -Harley .&'Co.'s
I the flics whera jcu can buy
TIIIJ V.i:ST AAE T5I1J CSJ53APEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
iuts, c.i ps. jijojs, shoes, .i.xn ycnxisnryi; goods.
t. are jnepared to eMiili.t one ol the most
tiiis market, and at .ISTOMSHlXtSf.Y LOW t'MCE:
Also, i:.raMires taken f..r suits ami
at s.iort notice, very r.-ujiuabic.
Remember the
place, in Hoffman's
LIXT0WN, I'A.
Water s'rwets, MIKFLIXTO W
WHAT TO mn AND
:(:
...
. just pi."
pinto SAMUEL STUAYEK-.S ri.'iTHIXC tOW.. 7..-i street, J'atinson
l a., sikI he will tell yoj ai. about it.
Itavine just re!tirmd from PUiludelphi and New Tv... '.i f au a:ipn!v- vou Willi ihe
latest and Choicest Sty lesiT , ... .
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS,
Coats, Pants, Vests, IfaH, Ops, Hoots und Shoes. Wafehes and Jewelrv. Notions. Fur-
nishii'B IJoo-Is in end! js vaii- ty, Car-ietx. Floor ttil Clolh, Kiiniilnre. Jtc., cheaper tilan !
the cheapest, lor the s.uue ipiality ol goods. Cal. ia and Iw vw:iviiM-ed.
Pleasures Taken and Suits Made to Order. j
PattiTson, May lo, 1S73 SaMIEL STRATKR. j
A"f?r Ailecrtieturnt.
Manhood: HowLost-How Eestored
Jutlfuilhhtd, ia a Sea.'ei Euttlope. I'rict
ii f'rsj.
t.ectiircon the Xature. Tr:-iln:er.t and
li.ioiei v urc ot r'Leriuairri:ii;:i, ur e;i.i:i.ii
U cakness, Involuntary Eiiiis;oi, ?exii:'.I
Debility, and Jinp-dinifTiis to .V.irrije jr - a -
era'.ly: Nervousness, Cnnn;npti-.n. Ki i-
le-sy siid Kits; M.-nt.tl and Physical Inna-
pa -itr. re-nltii.jf (root .WI-. Abuse, ete. !lv
KtiuKUT J. CL LVEKWKI.I., II. I., Aii-th'M-
ol the u.'eeu Uook," ic.
Tie- wor!d-enow;ieJ a'lthor, ill t'.nt a.l
niir.ih!e Lecture eleailv ji.ves tro'o las
own experiejiee that Ihe alul . conse pien-
ces ol JSt II-Abuse may bci lf --tii.illy renrov.
ed wiiliotit medicines, and without d.iiii'-r
ons surpical 0ei-ati'iiis, bougies, insJrn
ments, rin.Ts or conlia's, poin'in out a
mode uf cure at once certain and ertiu ui.l
by wftirh KVzry siUferer. no matter whit his
couoiitou iuy b r, may cure bimscii chcaplv,
privately mid rjthea.lv. 1 his Lecture wiil
pruve a Ooou t Uioiisands and ihoii.uiids.
-eni. unucr seal, -to any n. Iress, izt a
rilaltl etivelolH. on il. n.i-i:it ol tiro t-nsl.
i r-j r - r -
age .tamps a l.lr ,-ms Inel uolislie.s,
CUAJ. J.C. KI.I.NE 4. CO.
1"7 Bowerv, New York,
Post-O.lice Box 4'V?0.
Jan. 21, 1874.1 r.
THOMAS A. ILDER, 51. iX ;
p, . . n
if nySICian and baTgeOn,
JSJEFLIXTOW.V, fJ.
Oilico honrs i from 0 A.'x. tt r. . Of.
I , - it-.',
cnJ vT W,tet ,trect-
fice in his fathers residence, at the south
ctii-tf
Lare stotk of Ready-made Clothin for
1. Kt Himrvm
sale bar
..I
TT7T r TT A AT T i C
1
I I j
-a i
IX THE TRICES OF
SHOE STO
it
hi'orm
ri - iaro i
tho yy.wh that hoh isjiisf op i,i a
t-i ":!;.-a"I wtl iuv lavo.l:iiinri:h
a-s.jrtii: nt (
w i r. j ;i iin rni.;iy ir litmjr vcir . i
1 n.-t I'ncTI U t 1;... m I W'..l '
A. J. 1TERTZLER.
eleo- e a-t;l .u leet l. ki
k- ever offLrI in ,
part of suit.--, which will be made to order !
N'w UuilJing, coracr of Juri.ljre and
r.luly K, r.'-tl
KOtV TO mm IT.
JiitAiiic. Cnril.
j- DBtu store.
HANKS & HAMLIN,
(')Id Poit OHVe Euiidlng.J
, 'Iain Si r ect , ?ii.la t o Itrn, Pa.
deai.e:
j I Kl'tiS AND .MF.IiICIX f;S.
. CISLMHIAIJ1, lVK STl ft PAINTS
i H.S, VAi;.Vl5iiE.HLASS 1't'TIV.
CtiALOii.. LAJIPS. IR hM-Hi.
CiiiUXKYS, H i; t' sj i H a,
HAiuhia i!Li.Ti.ii
ll;L'.iit, PKU-riMKUV.C"ME.-i,
SOAPS. IIA'R
f..TiBA''.
CO, fir; A MS,
N.ll T I N S .
STATION K h X
L A K K V A K I K E i O T '
l'ATOT MEDICINES,
Seleete.t with -ml ear, .-ind warranted
p-om inh authority.
cr-r-Vn-rt ..r wi-vrc ivn mwum
' Tr.
. i or ir.t ih at pro.ses.
crj-liKS JKU'TIONS eimwrnol"! with
I peat care. f June 'ii-U.
.
L0U13 E. ATKIXSOX, "
'
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
i Julrr LINTtlWX, PA.
r-rc..IIert-n-and Couvevancin nromrd-
' ly attendel to. "'
I 0-rri-r 0.t Prld-e street, ornositj tlaa
t Cor.rt Honse Square. .
OB PE1NTING OF EVERV KIND
dorws at ibis oiKce.
i Laee stock of lirr nnnli i J ir
I "r itt t.orwis at J. fc U. A
Stam balsa's, Crystal Pafoca. "
nra ciaAT kemedy you"
VI :UV II Xvt.ll IS- V III ttj at
tssnely resort to this btantl- ;
anl pne juration, as lias ecn
proved by tluj InuiJrcJs of
lfstimonials rcccivctl hj the -proprietors.
It L aclinowl-
i t detl Iy ir.any prominent
J pliysiemns to lie the mnst
j rcliaLIo prcpr.rrtioii ever ia-.
t trotlKcctl for the relief tm "
euro of all Liintj coiupI;iiuts,
and is oll'ercd to the public',
par.clioncd by the experience , '
ot over forty years. Vheu
'Sr.I'
cure in the most severe- ,'
cases of Coughs, liroueliltLs.V-.
Croup, Vhooj)ing ('oujjhr
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,. ,",
Sore Throat. Pains or Sore- l
ncss in the Client and Side, ". "J
Liver Complaint, Bleeding . r
at the Lungs, ' Wi-tarV ; '
'IlaTsaat does not tTry r.p
Cough, and leaTe the cause
behind, as is the caso with, '.'
most preparations, but it -j
loosens and cleanses tlto '
lungs, and allays irritation,,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
pitrpAPrn Tir '
ET3 T. TOTTLE fc COKB, Bostea, Tts.
Aad o!d by in:rlts siul ioulent aenet-Utj--
II. C. OUTil,
.'.li JIAIiAEl' STllEST.
II A IS IS I K 55 1 R wv PA.
l'Etl.ER IX ' " '
iiiaxo.j & iA;.i.M;r :;iiAX3, '
Aud a'.l Liuus c: -Vuiietl Iuiriiiucuts
si 1 1 :t:t i u ic. ;
Thio Luuse Lus Cr c.'ifh ;. .
,,eVor :.ue a imfe, nnd is, there- 1
'. ' ,, , ,,. . ,
I litre, enabled to t llor inthiee-
nieiits to its patrons. Jitnplovi-
!no agent-, and give? ail agents
jroiiiiniis.ons to it- cti-iomen
to its
. . lir-n t -. ,
jciKCULARS SEAT FREE.;
-p 5, lH7u.ly.
GREAniKDlXTION. V
IN T!ir : .'
rnicEs or tkktii!-
Full rpp:T cr Lj-.Tr Sett a low as 5 '
2t t'tU uHo... tl -vi t!;e uSee mv
! !!.e pati ;.t i rjritd. . . ..
Teeth) r iuiileli-d ii:el rep.ire.I. ','
Teetll SlTe.l hi-t f-.r !ii.
Ill n'-il wo h I'one fr per-or.. '.vithoTrt
tl.nn h-iviPi tlo ir l.i mi , il .lesired.'
Tooih:iche stuppr-d in firs minutes wifti
mit rt'riis-nfT tin-to"i'i. s ih Ie'itil 'If
i lice of i.i. f IH.iu:, e:.:!.ri:ie tri MilWia
i town in W.
n i. ni- n'r -
j.,n 3., .r, i tw lienlrsfe
V' l.TilEU:.' CENTilAI. KA li.W.'.Y.
I 1
WINTER TIME TATTLE.
T7iruiir and Piitrt Rvilr o l ( front
ICuj'ii'iA'i,. Pa'fiKiutt, E ir. Y.lrlirttj
Bnffe'., Rihntrr. nnJ .V.ifJ.ii
Cn.v.darrr VirNIM,. f'K". r. TfT.,
ih trains on 'he y-rt!iem t'ei.tral Hi'llway
will run as !"irs :
NtT.rt:wr.n. ,
MAIL TUAIX, leaves r.ai:!i. ore " '.
d li'.v cxeert y. at !WnT
I ivcs I!:r;shrt r I f' p nt
leaves WiiH.ini' ort '- r I'tpm'
a-rives at Elinirl l' ? p n
FAST LINE braves KalriT.e.reil-iily
exrept S'lifiays, al I 40 J m
I..;'..- Ilarrisit ir-jr i i p m
t . airi.e. at WiUianisporl it ll f hi
j IIAII. ACC. leaves Dilti.i ore a lily .".."U put
j arries at Hani-bur 4-pii
IACinC LX. leave t J-.iiuo.-o - .
j !ai'.y at IS 'ii) p m
1-tt.es 11 irrw-'iTir nai:y,
x.-ej t Siiji I.iy, at 3 01 a ni
leaves '.Villi. liusvo t
d :i- etc- p; S ri I zr 7 V i ni
l.uves'E-ITiir-. ' 12 IMI p m
at l;inatd i;rrti :l p lit
KENOVo Arc. ie iv. s n irrir..i-;
laily eseepi Sinwlay P 2-i a ni
le.ives W:i:ianisirt I I'lpia
auives u K' l. no " lUgn
SOUTIIWAKH.- I
MAIL TRAIN leaves F.lmira d.iITy
j vxeii'f Sii'i.!a- jTarrt
lr-v es Wil!i:':":is"r 'f- T a r
b-ir -s H:t--N! n-;- ' 2 Tl p tti
j .iTi'--s at b.iifi:n"re ' 4 p m
', CINCINNATI KX. leavf. isit- '
! dfii.tlRiiy m.Srud'y It 4niji
i ' b-vr K.l.nir 1 4-1 p'Hi
I leaves Wlllianisp.r tt.Vpia
! haves II irrtrjiWily llrxipm
a-rives at tfatrimo.-e -I'lani
' BUFFALO EX. leave- William- - ".
! . ji 'hnly ex. Jf'iikliy 1 10 ai ti
an n e -.1 !!4TV'li:iri 4 'Ol
; FAST Li:.r. leaies U.u-r.sb'j; dai! '. l'Jm
arrives at i. iltiui n-i' e a jji
EiiLL ilAil. leaves . U'lillaui.suo.-t
d n'y except eiimlay . lllOpm
arrives at II irriii'u.- ,
: ila;'v e.
l.'-.'v t.vcei t MoiiiUv . 3 0-j a ui
! RA f- AfC. Have' l arrieir - .t:W
i exTj:t Sun l.iy 'S'J'im
! arrives at K.:itirti're '.i3Srti
inA"'AC''' ,0:7s ro rt,J 4ftA4
! ainves at llarrisbur lOo'Jpn,
. Bufalo Express sonl!ianilEnj:.ulantli
' n u.l ... li : .1. .. ..!. V ... f i ... .
i lor H.iitiiu- re
for further. nfonnitinn a: pTy at th'?Ti;fc-
Ct OfSeu in Ilia Ptun.Hv tvaiila Railroad De-
i0,i
A.J. CASS ATT,' '
f.enera! ilanajer.
nsrrisburj, Dec. 21, l":;.
A line ossoitniwt of cloh, cusim-rei.
I esiiiir, Ac-a.rv on hmul :ml tor s.ln
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ibf
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