SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLIN! ONVN:
Wednesday, March M. I-4V1.
PESN'A. E. ETIME TABLE.
Passenger trains leave Mifflin Station as
follows:
IASTWARD.
Phiadelphia Express, 1 25 a m.
Fast Line, 3 20 a m.
Marmburg Accommo., 11 28 i m.
Mail, C 12 p in.
Pacific Express, 10 13 a m.
Cincinnati Express, 8 60 p ra.
trwin.
Pittsburg Express, 1 20 a m.
Cincinnati Express, 2 23 a m.
Pacific, 6 0)i m.
Wav Passenger, 1'J 04 a m.
Mail", 3 3H p tu.
last I. in'. 6 33 p in.
Mifflin, Nov 2, 1873.
LOCAL IXTELLlGEXCt..
The water is in the canal.
Town lots fur sale by the editor el tbis
paper.
People bare quit talking abuct an early
spring.
Engineers are on the new railroad route
t make the final survey.
The rhythmical riddle pnhlislied last
week, finds its answer in Jonah's whale.
There was an entertainment at Keed's
School House, on Friday evening last, by
the t-ublR school.
When the roads get good and yon need a
new buggy, go to Showers k. Scholl's place
oa Washington street.
Mr. Divid Watts has caught the spirit of
iuproveuicut aud put down a substantial
board walk.
There was a common school entertain
ment at Hnpi y Hollow school house last
Friday evening.
The Thompsons allow no abatement in
the hcrre market. Last week they shipped
another lot of tip-Up horses cast.
Keed's (Jap is troubled by honey thieves
Six or ciht places where hees are cultiva
ted have been visited by the thieves.
Storms of thunder, lightuii.g, rain and
wind prevailed in Perm; Ivania, Ohio, In
diana and Illinois last Wednesday.
The Leiistouu Gazeti !e says an experi
cri -
tnent of a big gun is to be male at the
gin steel works a ca uoo IS feet lonj, to
weigh 4'i tons.
rcjle who live along Tuscarora creek
would like to have that stream stocked
wi:h black bass. Petition the fish cum
ttijii'juer. An entertainment will be given by the
Thoiv.',;suntown public schools, on Friday
evening, March 27, '874. Tha public are
cordiaiiv invited to attend.
Jacob Will, jr., and 'Erasmus Cam
eron went to the ra.lroad, in a bngy
last SaiiJay. They stopped the horse
at the intersection of Kiilnial Avenm ,
, . , ,r
and LS ri-liit street. Unexpectedly
locomotive blew oT steam. The horse I
frijiitened, turned round t'xvard the
brii ujuolting he buggy an 1 throw
i:r h.itii tiie young tuea out. . Mr.
Will was not hurt, an I clun to the
linos and stopped the horse. Mr. t'am
rroii, however, was q'lite severely hurt
about the heal aud shoulders. He has
been C ;uGueJ to his bed ever since.
It is said by lienor men that tcui
persnce pr-of.e arc using money in the
cause. The story niay be set down as
a fabiication a freak of imagination,
Hf Kiin. (..I t,in .im..!, jlrifilr I'll.
- , . .l(Ci co operation : (i) unity: (5) anti-
Sentinel certainly Las not received i; . . ,
any pecuniary benefit from temperance
- -
people. All that it has done in the
temperance cause Las beeu done gratu
itously. The stnry ef spirits trust be
received with huavy disccunt.
Tba following is said to be a certain
cure for the bite of a mad doc : wMix
one pound of common salt in a quart
f water, and then Lathe with, and
squeeze the wound, the nami one hour,
then bind a little more salt oh the
wouu'J for 12 hours." The author of
this recipe was bitten sis times by mad
dogs, and always cured himself to by
the above mixture, and offered to suf
fer himself to be bitten by any mad
dog in order to convince mankind that
what be offered Was a real truth, to
which numbers could testify.
JoiIX G ARM AN closed lii fa school in
Beale township last Friday, and on that
occasion was honored by a present of a
banJsome and valuable mountain
chain" quiit, by the young ladies ol
the neighborhood. Mr. G inuan has
been handsomely donated in Tusearora
Even the forest paid tribute to him,
foi no later than lait fall, while out iu
tho wilds of the mountain side a grace
ful deer stepped up and surrendered
ansonditionaHy, aud now a bevy ol
"dears" lay their tribute tf respect at
his feet. Garman may catch a deer in
the wood, which speaks all very well
for bis wood-craft, but if he can catch
the dear that planned the getting up of
that quilt for bins, he would do infinite
ly better. There is tact vid judgment
about that dear. Try it, John.
On last Monday a passing locomo
tive set fire to grass and stubble in a
field belouginz to a farm owned by G.
W.Jacobs, Esq., of i'erry svillo, and
situated between the place just named
and Patterson. A high wind prevailed
at the time and drove the fire toward
the house and barn, located between
the railroad aud the river. Jacobs,
seeing the danger his property was in,
hastened from town with assistance to
save his buildings. The party iuime
diately commenced to fire against the
flames approaching from the railroad, j
and effectually succeeded in fighting I
fire with fire. 1 he oppositely approacn
icg flames met and subsided in their
own track. The builJiugs weia con
sidered safe, oat of dangtr, and con
gratulations were being exchanged over
the reecua.1, when suddenly a whirl of
wind caught up a whisp of grass all
aglow with fire, and carried it ca the
straw stack in front of the barn. In
stantly it was afire, and it was only a
moment until the names were ia the
barn, when, fanned by tha high wind,
they soon consume! that structure.
Loss $1500 to S1S00.
Jcst Received A new lot cf Su
perior and Susquehanna Cook Stoves,
which will be sold cheap for cash.
N. E. LlTTLEFIELD
Call at Capt- MoClellau's saddler
shop, Bridge streeU
March 1?, 1374-2
Published by request.
How to Or. 3 a Mar. a Grange. So
mDy inquiries are made hi relation to
tbt organisation of subordinate Granges,
how o uke the initiatory steps and
Low to proceed thereafter, that the fol
lowing is given for the information of
all inquirers upon the subject :
First Step. Learn the address of
the Deputy for jour couuty. and eend
to him for a copy of the Constitution,
which is furnished free. If vou do uot
know the address of the Deputy, send
cither to the Secretary or the Mister of
the state Grange.
Second Step. Having read the Con
stitution carefully, if you are eligible
to charter membership, eend to the
I'eputy of your county for tha "organ!
ration lapeis." They will te furnished
without cost. If your county has no
Deputy, cnd to the Secretary oi Mas
ter of the State Grange.
Third Step Having received the
papers, read theta carefully ; and un
derstand that none of the requirements
laid down can be varied from. Also,
particularly bear iu mind that not lee.
thsu uine men and four women are ne
cessary to organisation ; but that it is
better for the Grange to bave the full
number 20 men and 10 women. Then
secure the number required as soon as
possible, taking care to receive tie
names of good men and women. With
an organization numbering nearly two
million of our best people, it will not
do now to take any all who offer ll em
selves for the sake, of having a subor
dinate Grange organized two or three
days sooner than it otherwise would be.
Fourth Step. Having obtained the
necessary number, send the list on to
the Deputy, stating the time you have
agreed upon to meet and await his ar
rival ; also, the best route fur him to
take to reach tthe place of meeting, if
any from a railroad. If the Deputy,
jou account f pieviuus ODg.igouieuts,
1 cannot meet with you at the time fixed,
it is his duty to so inform you at once,
and to name a timo that will best suit.
Filth Step. While awaiting the ar
rival of the Deputy, a preliminary
meeting might be had to fix upon time
aud place of reg'ihr meeting, and to
agree upon a name for the Orange.
There should ger.iTa'Iy be a first and
second choice of came, as the first
choice may be the name of some Grange
already organized. There should be
no election of (jfucors until after orjan-
, ... ., . r ...,
ization by the Deputy, for tho reasin
ll"-t SOI"a of ,ue w termed bubord.nate
' Cicers have very iuiporiant duiies to
discharge, which are made knorrn only
after organization.
Sixth Step. Evpry perJoa whose
name is enrolled ought to be present a!
the time fixed for erganisition. If
called upon, the Deputy can give nine
of the leading objects of the organiza
tion as an introductory (1) the social
aud educational ; (2) benevolent; Z
economical (4 1 friendly intercourse
and discussion ; (5) the ca?h system :
iitiaa
gatiou ; (9i ami monopoly, auti-cx
tortion aud auti corruption. Deputies
see puge 4, Farmer's Friend of Jan
uary S4, 1874 These can be ccu
densed iuto four jhort paragraphs 1st,
'21, 8th and 9tb, with a mere reference
to the others.
Seveuth Step. Organ-Sation ; when
all further informatiot can be bad from
the Defuty, or through the regular
channels, which are thrown open for the
first lime by this seventh step.
Deputy for Dauphin, Perry, Snyder and
Juniata couuties, II. C. Dlmmisu, Uarris
burg. Pa.
Among the proceedings of the Low
er House of the Legislature at Harris
burg, on the IStb we find the following
tribute to the memory of Col. John M.
Thompson by lion. Jerome Iletrick.
Mr. Hetnck said :
Mr. Speaker : I desire the order of
leg slatioii be Mispeuded for a moment
ro announce the death of Co'. John M.
Thompson, superintendent of the State
arsenal, which took place in this city on
Sanday last. lie was one of my own
immediate constituents, and I can
speak advisedly of his worth as a citi
zen, and his record as a soldior is writ
ten in continuous acts of gallantry.
He entered the army as a sergeant Sep
tember 3, 1361; was promoted to sec
ond lieutenant October 24. 1S02 ; to
first lieutenant November lit, 1 J'G-; to
captain September 1, lCi, and was
brevetted major aud lieutenant colonel
March IG, lbOo, having been discharged
by special order Jauuary 12, lJ05.
He was severely wounded at the bat
tle of Winchester on the i9lh of Au
gust, 1 Jfi 4, receiving some thirteen
bullets in his body in that single bat
tle. His death resulted from his
wounds, a severe cold having aggrava
ted them afresh but a few days before
h:s death. His remains were takeu to
his native county, accompanied by a
delegation of his brethren of the Grand
Army of t'je Republic, who pet formed
the last sad offices of earth to their
fallen comrade.
He was a faithful and respected citi
zen, a public ofik-er who discharged las
whole duty, and a soldier who honored
the army to which he belonged and the
republic to which he gare his blood to
uiaintaiu. Peace to his ashes.
A laboring man named John Mes
serman, residing iu Decatur township,
committed suicide on Monday night, by
taking poison, dying in great sgony.
He was 50 years of age, and left a wife
and children. The immediate cause of
the rash act was domestic infelicity.
Coroner Davis with a jury held an in
quest over tne body on Tuesday, and a
verdict "poisoned by bis own hands"
was rendered. Lcxistotcn Democrat.
Aa
The Central Pennsylvania Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Chnrch is holding
its annual meeting at Altoona.
Philadelphia Cattle Maiket quotations on
March 23d, were as follows : Sales of fair
and choice at 6i7Js, and common at 4JV3c.
ReceifU 2300 head. . , - -
Ox Monday morning a week, as the
funeral procession ccavewng the re
mains of Mr. Joseph L. Acker, deo'd,
from the residence of Lewis Acker, of
Howe twp., to a graveyard in Pfoutx'i
Valley was starting, and while yet
within a few rods of the house, the
horses attached to Mr. Hunter's hearse
became unmanageable, broke a single
tree, and then backed on the other
horse behind. The horse attached te
the vehicle immediately behind the
j 4nd in wlilch tbe
id')
and
children of the dt ceased were seated,
got his bead into the bearse and was
fast, and in backing to get his head out
of the wagou got against the horse be
longing to Mr. Gibson Jones, which
a!o backed and upet the buggy, throw
ing Mr. Jones aud wile out on 'the
fresen ground, into a fence corner. The
escape was almost miraculous, as no
body was seriously hurt. Mr. Jones
was bruised a little oa the arm aud leg
bat his wife escaped uninjured. The
buggy was strained considerably, yet
nothing was broken. The horses were
uninjured. After procuring a single
tree and setting things to right, the
profession started again and arrived at
the destination without further difficul
ty. Perry County Jidvocatt.
mm-
KEFOUT OF BEALETOWX SCHOOL.
Term ended March 20, 187.
Per cent, of attendance during montfi,
males 9, leiualvs I'll.
The following named pupils were punctu
al duriug month s Meliuda Drolc&b.mgh,
Priscie Van Swerincn, Ida Beale, Mit'lj
Wise. Flora Perk, Lillie Sinclker, Kate j
Droltfsbaugh, Anna Fuller, Anna Suielker,
Mary S:ue!ker, Grtie Beate, Lizzie Fuller,
Anne rauaeluker. Lin da Kohrer, Aicinda
Snyder, Flora Pauaebaker, George Rogers,
IliUi'e lieale, Joiiu Drolesbaiigh, Ab.ahaui
Milliken, Wiiiia.n pinelker, Charles McCul-l-icb,
William Dr-.lesb nigh, Samuel Rohrer.
Joun M. Uaehax, Teacher.
TnE Cxecutivc Committee of the
Juniata County Sabbath School Asso
ciation will meet at the l'resbyterian
l'arsouage in Miiliintown, on Saturday,
April 4, 1874, at 2 o'clock P. M.
The following named persons are mem
b-rs of the Committee: Rev. H. 0. j jM-cul attention wiTl Ik- pail to the prep
Sbindlu, Kev. W. It. Whitney, Rev. J. j ar;!ion of Tethers. Terms reasonable.
. ... . ... t or particulars cad on r address
A. .lagiii, .'lrs. June cnowors, .ussj
Anna Thompson, Miss Kate Thomas, j
Miss Sallic lrio, Lucien W. D-ity,
Esq , s. I). Batejhoit?, J. w. ?Pc.dv.
1 ' r
. I). Batejholt?, J. W. pe-.
T. J. Suluraud, Chairman
E.MIXT.NT men of science hive dis -
, . ... . . i
covered that electricity and inairnctmu .
are dcvclnped in tha system from Ae;
. ., ,. , ., ." ,
iron in litt i,Luua. au'.s accounts ior
the debility, low spirits, aud lack of
energy a person', foeis when ihis vital
element becomes reduced. Tl.o IVru-
vian Syrup, a protnjridn of ireo, sup-
plies the blood with its iron element,
and is t lie only form in which it is pos
sible for it to enter the circulation.
I'CIiLIO SALkti.
Will be sold at public sale, at the
residence of Daniel Stouffer, in Waller
township, on Friday, March 27, IS74,
... , .. ;
tha joint property of Henry Mouffer,
deceased, and Daniel Stcnffest as fol
lows, viz : Two hctses, 2 road wagons.
1 spring wagon, 1 cart, 1 sled, 1 sleigh.
I umwer aud reaper, 1 horse rake, one
windmill, 1 cultivator, plows, harrows,
horse gears, hay fork, aud other farm
ing utensils. Sale at 10 o'clock.
Jacob Lemon wiil sell at public sale,
at his residence, ia Milford township,
on Friday, March 27th, One spring
wagon, I wind iiill, plows, harrows and
other farming implements, one sev.iiig
machiuc, 1 washing machine, stoves,
bedsteads, cupboard, aud other articles
of household furniture ; al?o, one rifle,
one shot-gun, and a let of photograph
fixtures, and possibly a lot of lows
burses. Sale at 12 o'clock.
Mrs. Delia Devery will sell at public
sale, at her residence in M'Alistervil'.e,
ou Saturday, March 2Sth, Two dres.sing
bureaus, 4 good bedsteads, 2 cnooking
stoves, 1 healer, 2 sets cane bottom
chaits, 2 mahogany tables, 1 centre
table, 1 spring bottom loung", 1 fettee,
I spring bottom rocking chair, 1 wash
stmd, 2 lots of carpet, lot of poultry,
&c. Sale at 10 o'clock.
1'cter Troup will sell at public sale,
at lis residence in Delaware township,
one-fourth mile from Cross Roads, on
March 23th, One horse, I nisre, 1 new
tow-horse wsgon, I buggy, horse gars,
etc., alo a lot ol boards. Sale at one
o'clock.
MAJilllEIi:
McKNIGHT CHRISTY March 19th,
by Bev. T. J. Sherrard, assisted by Rev. J.
H. Mathers, Mr. James HcKniht, of Pat
terson, Pa., and Miss Marion, eldest daugh
ter of J. A. Christy, LW, of Hilliiulown,
Pa.
SMITH OUSS On the 2!rd inst , at the
Patterson House, by Kv. D. M. Blaclc
welJer, Mr. Gideon Sniiih, of Cogan Sta
tion, Lycoming county, Pa., and Miss B.
Anna Guss, of Milford twp., this county.
lUKDi
MOIST On the PJih inst , near Pleasant
Hill, Ohio, Mrs. Abraham Moist, aged 69
years
CL'KEEX On tho 18lh inst.,atVanwert,
Walker township, William Curren, aged
about Hi years.
McVEEN On Ihe 22nd inst., near Mc
Alisterville, in Fayeite township, Miss Ellen
McMceu, aged 76 ears.
LFUED J. FATXEilON',
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLIN TOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
C7 All bnsiness promptly attended to.
Offick In the room formerly occupied
by Attorney Allison.
M. CRAWTORD, M. D.,
Has resnme.1 actively the practice of
Medicine aim surgery ana me.r
branches. Omce at th old coruerot Thn-d
and Orange streets, Mirftratown, Pa-
Xov. 12, 1S.8-61H
OOJIJIEHCJAl..
HIFFLIX AM) PATIERSO.N MARKETS
Corrected weekly by the Mifflin and Patter
son Board of Commerce.
alirruxTOwa March 23, 1874.
w.tBKirixo
Butter, prime rU. ........... ,
I.ard ,
Tallow
Kngs, per doa...........
Vinegar, per qt ,
TORE.
Hums, " lb
Shoulders fcides ..
VARiariKs.
Lake Herring
Onions......
Beeswax, per ib
Soap, dry
Rag
aiTAiLku AarnxFs.
Candle
Wi.l, washed.. r. ...
Cat Oil, pr gall..;.
Salt per sack...;
SO
8
20
10
12
7
4 50
00
' 25
8
12
65
30
2 24
OK A IS AID SOD.
Corrected weealy by D: P SnlotilfxCo
Wheat 1 60
Oar, fair 45
Corn, 60
Barley -. 60
Clovreed ..!, 4 75
Timothy seed S 5.
rlaxseed 1 71
Potatoes 6
J. Jc II. A- Slanihaiish's Price Current,
rm-trti Meekly, March 25, 1!74.
Butter , Hi
E,-c , 16
Seed Unions 15
Diied Apples i 10
Black hemes 10
" Raspberries 2J
Potatoes....... 00
Ground Alum Silt, p-r sack .... 2 i0
yew Advertisements-
BLiTtHLEV'S
j Improve,! CUCUMBER
SffiK)I) H'MP, Tasteless,
S Durable, Efficient Jt Ch-np.
T" The best Pump lor the lean
: rfc innev. Attention -s espe
tVWV'v rM ) dally' invited to Halt, bley's
JrV.Vfi
Patent Improved Bracket 4.
I jt jt-1 u w Drop Check Valve,
j "j f.'i
i.-h call hd withdrawn
' j ---- - - -
.-.' -i i'.hout removing the pump
! f' ia !7 e- or diturbi:i the joints.
Also the Copper Chamber, whk'h never
era. ks or sralea, and will outlast any other.
For sale by Dealers and the Trade gener
ally, inquire nr Blatehl'y's Pump, and if
not lor sale in vour town, send di-ert to
CI1AS. U. I5LATCHI.EV,
l 5tr trrraca,
5CG Cnmm.Tce St., PhiLulelphia, Pa.
Sormal School.
- rrtltE County Normal Sehool v ill re-op-n
. I -I at Thoiupsontowu, Pa., Ai-kil 5, lf7l.
i TliPr r.ill h,. Vi.rn.T in. I l.ll ,.-!. ,
Jan'-l-iii
T.
D. i;. J.il. OAUMAN',
l'altersou. Pa.
R!44alution.
rIVi'- rM!':r'Y, ".T',"!- ''ST
twr.-n W- IT- I -i r.l mi l t. 'i mi R.. 1
tridiug wider the frui uauie of Laird -
: Ue!i, is liii. uav Uissidved hy iiiutual cou-
scnt. All peisoiis indebted io tiu said (irui
m ill rleae call an.l settle llieir accounts lie-!
,rt. ,h(. ljrt rta4 o- jjiv1 ,s;, M
time ail ;nxou:ils reinaiuiug u:is-:!ikd w
be placed in the hands of a collector f
in ;
a coi:eclor lor
coii.ctiou.
Febrn.iry 2, 1874.
W. C. I. A IUD.
WM. Llil.L.
PUBLIC KOTICE
IS I1EKLBY ! I VPN', That, in order to
r.i:e nmnev to ,u t m tr.
cont-u't:on of a
ih-'-.v fun;! Hons
in M il!!int' n, the under
signed, onmii-soriers of Ih;) o iii'ty of
Jiiniifa, I. ive is'.e l ai d a-e ;nv prepared
to s.:i, at t!i-ir ofti e hi .Milllinlou n,
The Bonds of the County,
of such d noiiiinjlioiis as inar be desired
not less ill iu Fiity L'ollais with coupons
j attached, at the rat; ol' six pr ceiiuin iu-
teres, i i.0 j.-.i annually.
b-.' ; a'.able in one, tao, or n:
lXr'..L:u ,,;!-;,..
sai Don is iu
lore years, not
j Thec iS'iint s are is-ued under the r.rorl
o; the Act of Assenihly of the 0th of
t ril. lB'i. and wi:l le a sue mil desim-
o!e tnveslinei.ti ef trot Irom taxation for ail 1
local and inuoleiji.il !irs-.
WM. VAN jiWEKINiiEX,
DAVID K. DIMM,
A. A. CKUZIJ-.H,
CVKKiatisarrs.
Attest:
James Vr.rs, Citrk.
Commissioners' Oilice, Mifflin- 1
toon, Suv. 7, ls7d. S
To The 1'iihlic.
4 T a meeting of the board ot "canty
ii. Colilliiis.-inuers, held tile lulil d IV ol
January, 1.74, and ii being represented to
l!ie Uoard that ti'ars are entertained hy the
citizens ol the county that the Counly Com
missioners may lie induced to sell County
Bonds at a discount, ice , the following
resolution was unanimously adopti-d :
linulrtd. That it is not intended by the
Board ol Oiiuniv Commissioner that a:iv
ot the s.iid B. mils shall h sold lor a sum 1
less than at the hiiids ead lor ou their
tai-e, or, in oilier w.r.is, at ai y discouut
hate ver.
WM. VAN" SW EKING EX,
DAVID B DIMM,
A. A. CftOZltlC,
Cvaniij Conimutioneri.
Attest:
Jaxcs Dee, Clerk.
Jan. 21, !?74-3ar
JCU ROOT & SHOE STOKE,
MAIN STREET, MIFKLISTO W.Y,
Nearly opposite Doty, Parker feCo.'s Bank.
The undersigned won!.! respectfully an
nounce to the piiMir. that hi. has removed
his Hoot and Shoe s-tore to the bull ling on
Main street, nearly opposite Ioty, Parker
V Co.'s Bank, where ht keeps oa hand a
large and well selected stock of
KEADV-MADE WORK, for
MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN.
He is s!o prepared to manufacture, of
the best miteiial, all kinds of .
- BOOTS, S HOI'S AND GAITKR3
for gents, ladies and chil ?ren.
AIL WORK WARKASTED.
(Jive me a call, for 1 fe--l confident that I
can fumih ycu wilh any kind of work you
uiay ti ire.
CT"Ki'airing done neatly and at reason
able rates.
June , 1S73J JOHN NORTH.
SIICKIFF'S SAM;.
CY virtue of a writ of Vend. Exponat, is
sued out of the Court of Common
Pleas ol Juniata county and to me directed,
will be exposed to public s ile, at th Court
House, in the borough of Milllinuiwn, f 2
o'clock P. M., on ."ATl'KDty, MARCH
28, lJ74 the fo'Mwwg real estate, via:
A Tract of laind situate in Milford t.wn
sliip, Juniata county, b mud st on the north
by lai.ds of U". V. U ilsoii and John i.
Kelly, on the east by Kohert Robinson, on
the souih by Oiiv -r Hairis and en the west
by Christopher Brant, containing
Seventv-Eiglit Acres,
more or ies, having Ihereon erected TWO
LKi HOUSES, ONE tfTAULE, and other
outbuildings. Seized, taken in exculion
and to be soid as the property of John Pry
(i al, heirs at law ot John Prv, deceased.
W.M. II. KNOUtK, Sheriff.
Sheri.l's OflW, M;iliinion,
March 8, !b74. S
A
I'CTIOXEER.
SOCMAN MILLER, of Millerstown,
Perrv county, tenders his services to the
cuhiiJ as Auciiom.tr, and wili attend
, 0 tha .. of at M
1 ., f. ;.., - f "Ki . o
i ra the. county. Give him a call.
Dec. 24, lb7t-2m.
Aetc AduerfitVment.
noTicn.
THERE- will be an Election held at the
store of Samuel Buck, in the borough
of Perryaville, on MONDAY, 11 A KCII :o,
between the hours of 2 and i o'clock
P.M., to elert Managers 1 r the Perrys
ville Bridge Company for the ensuing year.
By order of the B"rd.
SAJILL'L BCCK, Trias.
Peirysville, March 9, 187t-0t
"tuscarora academy,
AND
JUSiATA NORMAL LN'STITLTE.
(FOR BOTH SEXES.)
rilllE Summer .Session, (20 weeks.) will
X begin MAT 4th. Them will be lec
tures on tho theory snd pi act ice of teach
ing. Special arrai cements lor young ladies.
I.e.soni. given on the Piano, Organ and Vi
uliu. Tea:hers will (iud many advantages.
Terms, low. Addre-s
D. D. ST'K, Ph. P.. rrincirnl.
Academia, Juniata Co., Pa,
marl 1 tf
Admlnlitrator9 Notice.
Estatt of Jumtt S. Pattern, itctattd.
"YJ"OTICK is hereby given that U tters of
X 1 Adniiuistratiou on the estate of James
S. Patton, late of Suee Hill township,
deceased, have been granted to the nnder
signed. All aona indebted to said es
tate arc reinei' & to aiake immediate pay
ment, and ihosehaint claims will please
preent them duly authenticated lor aeltl
ment. THOMAS S. PATTOX,
WM. A. PATTON,
J. HARVEV PATTO.V,
Mar. 13-Cw Jdminittratort.
Dissolntion ef Ce-Partnr rship.
V"TI("K is hereby given the co-
s rlnershiph-reto)nreeiisiins bitweun
the nnder-dim-d m tha m-rrtntile bnine,
in the borough ol Peirysville, trailing un
der the Arm uaru of K.iley it. Sny ler, was
ilissolved bv mutual consent on Monday,
March , 1&7I. All persons knowing them
tclies iiHieoIe.1 to said Hrm are requested to
rail and setil- Ih -ir wcounls on or before
April 2 ', 174, and thereby aave costs. The
book- aud accoiinSs wiil be left at tha Ex
press Oilice in Parrysvil.s for collection.
ABU A M KAI.KV.
Mar!8-w A. W. S VDKR.
iOUrilANS' COURT SALE.
IJURSCAN'T to an order of tho Orphans
a Court of Juniata county, the nnder
signed, Aiumiiitlrator of l.n-nui l R. Begirt,
deceased, will sell at public sale, on the
p en lies iu Cuale township, at two o'clock
P. on
Thursday. April Hi, 1ST I,
All the light, title imI interest of said de
cedent (being tile undivided one-third, sub
ject to the ile estate of J me Beale) to and
iu tha following described real estate situ
ated iu said township, to wit;
nu k kes or i.irn.
more or less, aij-ining lands of Sirancl !
1 anocruker. i Mid s heirs, George Joiy.h-r 9
liens ur.d ottots, with the appurtenances,
having thereon erected a
Good Two-Story Frame Hotsa,
I.are Bank Bam, atai other outnuiluiiis.
Th- re is an i-s-eHent supply of well Water, j
d a Cue O.cua-d. j
1 Li. aS l nly-five per c tnt. wnen tho j
2".i i.. ."ii i.i, n.u lit-- it ,
and the bdanee when the sale 1 cnurmed
by the Court. '
LOCIS E. ATKINSON,
Adniinislrsior of L. K. beale, d-e'd.
March 1H, 1674.
ri--to. 4!tI"v?r'A
Kranch Oiiied and Factory:
50G WEST ST CT YORK.
THE BEST PAINT in the .VOELD
.fny SAade from I'ure White to Jet Black.
A conihinalion of the Tiiin-st paint wilh
India K'ibbvr, lormin; a t-aoorii, olossy, i
riitw, bt a ablc. clastic and bEAi riri'L j
Paiut, unsllected by change if! t( ni eralure,
is jierieclly viater-proof, and ad iptod to all
classes of work, and is in every nay a bet
ter jiiut for either iuside or outside puiut
' i 111 in any other pamt iu the noild. Be
in j: from oiie-lliird to one-fourth cheaper
an i lasting at least three tiiues as long as
the besa lead and nil paints.
lie turt thai oar TH.1DE HARK, (a fa;
iimiit of vhicn srrr'a cbvre.) is oa
every package.
Prep-areil ready tor use and sold by the I
gallon only. There has never been a pliiit '
ullered t.-i the j u'ulie that has becom.; go I
popular (in the :tn?-mne an,1 glvea :ui
p--ne-t Miistactiou as the Kubher Paint,
tuarlf 4 m
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
TIIE undersigned offers at private sale
bis Farm, silnated in Black Log Val
ley, Lack townibip, Juuiata county, con
taiuius 150 ACRES,
a'lout 6- acres of which are cleared, and
the balance cotered wilh choice timber;
having ihercon erected a
TW0-ST0BY FEAME HOUSE,
LARGE BANK BARN,
also a Two-try Log House and Log Barn.
To pi nig s ol never-tailing wale: conve-
uieut to each house. A laige thrilty
Tone ORCHARD
of choice graded fruit on the premises.
Term easy, i itlu indisputable, as I have
been living on it over thirty years. If not
sold very soon the farm will bj tor runt or
to let ou the .bares.
Fr li'rluer particulars inquire on the
premises.
KOrtUT JIcINTlKE.
March 11, 1874.
IS
EVY FURNITURE STORE.
The nndersigned would inform the public
tiiat he hi opened a
FlUXiTOlE STORE
In tho oorongh ot Patterson, where ha has
for sale
K1LB0URN & GATES'
BEDROOM SETS,
Walnut Bedroom lets,
ALL STYLES OF BEDSTEADS,
Sofas, Lounges,
Extension Table?,
MARBLE TOP BUREAUS,
MARBLE TOP ST 4. OS,
fcjofa, Cane-.-cat and Conimon
Chairs, Wash Stands,
Also, a Largo Lot of Carpets.
As I ran a car to Philadelphia weekly I
am prepared to SI! all orders for furniture,
carpets, Ilc., in person.
F. F. EOHM.
Oct 22, 1873-tf
4 1,1, PF.RSOXS knowing themselves
2X. indebted on our Books are requested
to maka immediate pavmeat.
I - D.P.'SVLOUFFfcCO.
March ll-2w
Jilisctllaiitout.
Iron in the Biood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,
Hit rtruvia Syrup, a Protect
ed notation of the l'rotoxitle of
Iron, is so combined as to ftara
the character of an aliment, a.'
casitii digested and (tssimiltitett
teith the blood as the simplest
fool. It increases the nnantlt-j
of Nature's Otrn Vitalising
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures "a thousand ills." simphj
bp Toning up. Invigorating and
Vitalising the System. The en
riched aud vitalised blooit per
tneates every part of the bolt,
repairing damages and waste,
searching out morbid secre
tions, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the won
derful success of this remedy in
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaiut, Dropsy, Chronic Blar
rUca,Boil.srTousAfiVctloiis, Cliills aud Fevers, Humors,
jLoss of Constitutional Visor,
Diseases of tho Kidney and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating in
a bad state of the blood, or ac
companied by debility or a to to
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energising effects are not fol
lowed by corresponding reac
tion, but are permanent, infu
sing strength, rigor, and neuf
life into ait jmrts cfthe system,
and building up ct. Iron Con
stitution. Thousands hare been changed
by the use of this remedy, from
tecak, sickly, suffering crea
tures, to strong, healthy, and
hetpny men and women ; and
iuealids cannot rcttsonably Ivcs
ilate to give it a trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
VIAN SYRUP blown ; the fjlsua.
I'uinplilots l"roo.
SETH W. FOYLE L SONS, Proprietor,
Xo. 1 Ml.tosi I'lac. Iloatow.
Bold t T'avocisTs ncntaaUf.
JJ C. O RT 11,
DEAi.EH !
11 A IV OS, ORiwAIYS,
All kinds of Musical Instruments, Strings,
Sl-IEET ITJSIC.
Aitists' a:.d Wax Flower Sliteria's and
Fancy Articles.
I.IEE3AL DISCOUNTS ON' ORGANS TO
CASH BUYERS.
310 WAtfKET STKEET,
Harrisbcro, I'kss'a.
Mar II, H74
NEW
rilOTOGRAPII GALLERY.
Briile Street, llifliiiitown, Ta.
JOSEPH HESS woiil t respocttully invite
ailnho want GHI I'ili i i'txi K.Vl'HS
of themselves or their iriends to give him
a c.tll, and be convinced that tins U the
place to gi. t
GOOD I'lCTlRCS.
Having prerared himself with tne BF3T
INSTRUMENTS in the inarke:, and
all the
IITFSr IMI'ROVEilEJVTS
that constitute a
First -Clas3 Photograph Gallery,
he invite all hH friend and lh public gen
erally to favor him wih their pitroiige,
and il.-ey will he aconinmdi'ed with any
thing in the line ot Photography.
Pictures taken trom Card to Life Size,
and Painted, if desife, In Oil or Water
Colors.
Small Pictures copied and enlarged.
Old Aii.brofypes or Daguerreotypes a!i
copi-d an I enlarged, and panittni it desired
A giMxl selection of FKAVKS kpt on
hand at all times, and cheaper tban ever.
Solid Walnut Frames.
Gilt Frame,
Imitation IValnut Frjmes,
Ln tati.m Rosewood Frames,
kiisiic Frames,
Cabinet Inn-eri.d Frames,
Pictuie Jiaiis.Screw.eyes, Cord and Tas
sel, Uc.
JOcEPII DESS.
MiflCintoivn, Jaa 7, 1571.
TINWARE AND SHEET-
IIION STORE.
Main Street, Patteraon.
Here a complete assortment of
US AUD SHEET ISON T7AEE
may constantly be found tn suft customers,
and are OCere.1 at a BARGAIN.
CREPAIRING neatly and expeditious
ly executed.
Kooliinir aud Spoutiu-
of tho BKST MATERIAL, made to orler
on short notice. .
TIIK rUBLIC
Are also hereby inform'-d thnt I rrjnlirly,
every week, run a car to and from Phila
delphia, foiiig to the city on Tuesday and
retui iiiig to Patterson on Thnrd-iy. Per
sons purchasing goods in Phila lei; Ilia, c-n
hive them bronr.ht ironir.tlv here by order-
in e them to Pll'l Market Acert, in care of
Clark Wright's Market Car. I also invito
ihe attention of those who Vp produce tu
the east, to the (acuities ottered, aud ara
estlv solicit their patronage.
CLAUK WRIGHT.
Ih-c 21, lt73.
gOEOMOa SEIHER,
Will visit llifllin ami Patterson eveiy
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
and will iurrd-h the -lUzens of these Lor
oujlis wit l the best ol
BtLF, VEAL, MUTTON, POUK, ic.
at tha very lowest prices, lie respectfully
solicits the pitronaga of lh4 publii;.
April 8, 16731 y.
WISCELI1 E0 US
ff
J & II. A. STAMBAUGI1
HAVE KIMOTEBiTHEIS IMMENSE
STOCK OF .
MERCHAf
TO
!NEW 8ELF0RD BUILDING,
Cor. of Main and SSrule Sts.
b
GREAT REDUCTION U TIIE PRICES OF
BOOTS fc SHOES, HATS & CAPS:
IF I0U WANT
A IV T 51 I I H
THAT CAN BE PURCHASED
AT A BOOT & SHOE STOBE
AND THAT CAN BE HAD
At the JL.(mcst Prices
TO INSURE
A Good Article,
Call at tha BOOT aad SHOE STORE of
J. W. DEAN,
Bridge Street, Fiit'son, Tenn'a;
H12 CilEEltFtlalaY I3iYITr IXSPECTIOTTi
Repairing Promptly $tlcndcd to.
NEW CASH STORE
AT
LOCUST GROVE,
One and a half miles eouth.west of FaUersoii.
rTllln subscriber wonld mnt respectfntly inform tSe piib''c that he has jnst opened
.1 Store at J lie a!ove place, where he is prepared io supply all who ma favorhim Willi
their patronye wlih the latesland most select
DRY GOODS, lirtncERIKS. 0UEEN s WAKE, WOOD AD WILLOW WAKE, OIL
CLOTHS, HOOTS &. SlIi.'KS. A'so, with a lull surfly :T
HOME-MADE GOODS, YARNS, &Cw
AH of which he offers to sell or exchange for countr y piodnce at
TIIJ5 T.OAVKST !PIlICEy.
Much lower, in fact, than poods have been sold within the county for many years.
He wiil pay; the highest maiket price lor Locust Posts, Railroad Ties acd Wood,"
eiiher in caah r goods. v
A. J. IIEUTZLER.
Locust Grove, Aug. 8, 1873-tf.
D. W. Harley & Co.'s
I the place where joa can bny
TIIE BEST AM TIIE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
HATS, CAPS, BOOIS, SHOES, AXD rt'RXlSHlXG GOODS.
WE are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks cvef offered In
this market, aud at ASTOXtSlUXOL Y LOW PRICES !
Also, measures taken for salts and parts of suits, which will be made to order
at short notice, very reasopahle.
Remember the" place, io Huffman's New Building, corner of BriJge and
Water a-reeta, MIFFLIN TOWN, PA. may 8, I7i-tf
what to vm Km ROW TO vim IT.
:0:
Jast lUp into SAMUEL STRATER'S CloTTIIXG STORE. Bridge street, Patterson
Pa., and he will tcM you all ahont it.
Havinjt jnat re'nrned from Philadelphia and New Tork, ha can srpply you with tha
Latest and Choicest Styles if
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS,
Costs, Pants. Vest, n its, Caps, Boot, and Shoes, Watches and Jewelry, Notions, Fcr-nishii-ir
Goons in enfflei's v.niety. Carpet, Floor Oil Cloih, Fnrnitiir, tc , cheaper than"
the cheapest, tor the same rfiality of good. Call in and he convinced.
Measures Taken and Suii3 ilndo to Order.
Fatter so-, May 16, 1873 SAMUEL STRATER.
liitsiKess Vrtrds.
jEW Dm ti STOKE.
IJANKS& HAMLIN,
r'ld Post-Othee Building,)
Jlaia Street, nn!lntotTn, Pa.
DEALErt.- IX
UKUi'i.S AN I) .wEriCiNKS,
CHr.MU-.i., I'VE STUFF, PAINTS
OILS, VAKN1 5ilE3 .GLASS. PUT i Y,
UMLIHI, l-AVPs., 1)1. K.N KKS,
CHIUNEVs, U K U S II Ea,
lLV!RKl:U,'l!E.S,Tf)ITI
PKUSIIES, P E It -FUMKCV.Co.MIlS,
SO VPS. HAtU
OIL, TOBA'v.
CO, CKJARS.
SOU I) N 5,
STATIONERY
LARGE V A jt I IS E T Cr
PATENT MEDICINES,
Selected with yreat car, and warranted
p-om hiih autliorirv.
C7-Pre-t of WINF.S AND LIQUORS
for mi.dVal purfrrM.-
rryPREd'JRIPTlONS cmpnnde.l with
preat care. fjunajj-tt.
J OUI3 E. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
JIIFFLIXTOVVS. PA.
CCollcctinf and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
OrncE On Bridge street, opposite tha
Court House Squat.
'lAVfl' ilU Ropidlf with Stencil &
JA-v-iAjA xey tbeek Oul3U.
logues and full particulars FREE.
Cata
S. M
hrcscra, 117 llauover St., Boston.
Subscribe for the Sentinel Jk Republican.
.ID FERTISEME.Y7S.
OVAL!
1,
THE
MILFORD TWP.,
assortment of
yetr Attrertf'eftttnrs.
! ilanhood: HowLost. Sow Eestored
Jttt PuotiiUi.m Se:a Erlpt. i'lc
j Six ttnli.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment anf
Ran .cal Cure of Sporinatorrha-a. or dentinal
v eakness. Iiivotiintarv F.noirn. vnil
' Debiiitr. and Icptdiinents to.M .irriase ren-
I erallv :" N.r.ousnes. t.'onum.ti .... Kni.
; lep.y and Fils; .M. ur.l ;il Phvskai Inea-
i v-ai ity. resnl:inx trorX ATAftiso,etc By
iKOULUr J.CLLVKRWELL, it. D.. An.
I thor ol iho '-(ireen Book," Jtc.
j Th-- world rennwnisl Btfhor, in this ad
! mirable lecture, clearly proves from his
! own evperifiice that the antul conserpien
! cis cf f!ell. Abuse may bclfectually rmuor.
j ed without luedicines, aod without dancer
I ons surgical operations, bougies, inslril
. meriLs, rit'g or cordials, pointing out a
j icod" of cure at one certain an-I rir-ctu I
j by tfhicb, every sutierer, no matter what his
: cK.diiion may be, may cure himseif cheaplr,
: privately nud radically. This Lecture will
prove a Doon to thousands and thousands,
j Sent, under aeal, to any address, in
! plain envelope, on the receipt of two pot-
age stamps. A Idress the 1'uiilnlieis,
til As. J. C. KLINE i CO.
17 Bowery. New VtTk.
Post-OtEcd Box 4iod.
Jan. 21, 1874-ly.
THOMAS A. ELDER, 31. D..
Physician and Strfgeorj,
MIFFLIXTOWX, rj.
Office hours from 9 a. if. to 3 r. .' Of.
flee in his father's residence, at the sonthr
ad of Water street. ncl22-tf
'
Large stock of Head? made Clothlair fop'
sale by ilARLEY Jt CO.
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