SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOM'N: -TednedaT.
April 8, 174.
TERMS.
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Traasieut adve.-tisetnsnU inserted at 50
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Transient business notices in local col
umn, iO cents p-T line lor each insertion.
Deductions will be male to th se desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
Tear.
FESN'A. E. R. TIME TABLE.
rsiwiger trains leave Mifflin
follows:
IITAS.
rhi-iielpuU Express, 1
r't Line,
Jljrriidmrg Acconiiuo., 11
Mai!, 6
Pacific Express, l'O
Cincinnati Express, 8
wcsTWAaib.
Pittsburg Exjiriw, 1
Cincinnati Express, 2
Psciric, 6
Wsv Psseneer, 10
Msir,
't l.ir.e-. 6
Mifflin, Nor 2, 187S.
Station ah
J a m.
Jfrt s n.
i a m.
12 p ui.
13 a m.
i" J UI.
20 a m.
-3 a m.
Hi) a ui.
Msu.
38 p ni.
34 p ni.
LOCAL 1XTE LLIGh Xl'h. .
Shoots are is demand.
it is lawful to catch trout now.
Many children are out of health with cold
Tubus Auker is building a stable on bis
'ot.
But little attention was paid to Good
Friday in town.
Huntingdon Presbytery will meet at Wil
liamsburg on the ICib lust
Tin: I .dependent is ag iir. in the course of
publication, neat and lie ay:
Kev. Mr. Pencpru'lter rre.i-hed in the
II. E. church nil Lut Sunday.
lias fruit been nippM in tlia bnd t is
what one grower as!. anoihor.
The winds of la-t week gave the coming
wb 'at crop a back set.
Wiot'T lingering in the lap of spring
tuadc people shiver la.st neck.
It is time tlut the Itr;fc!r pivrsits epin
ion of the prophetic uliility of Uie ground
bog.
Mr. Enos Bergy has at bis plnre at Jeri
cho Mills, a KoiitiKky thorough-bred horse
and mare.
The iniprovnuoils tf.at Jaco? Thor-.in is
Uiakm ou bis tuttu property are neuriug
completion.
The last survey, now being midii for the
new railroad, is as regularly tallied of every
"day as people take theit meals.
The attention of the public is invited to
the New Opening oi G. S. Mills it Son, at
Perrvsviiie. See advertisement.
Since the river has been Etocked with
bass, people don't talk fih as they used to.
They are simply hilmg their tune to catch
them.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will
be adiiiiiiiKtered in the Lutheran church
of this place on next Sabbath morning, ser
vices commencing at lfj o'clock. m Prepir
atory services ou Saturday evening previous.
The dirt or ground from theCojrt House
excavation is beiuj carted as rapidly as d uit
To the west side of the pike btsio bridge,
where it becomes' such a snpp rtt the w all
that a new one on th it side w ill never bJ
required.
Viilia;a Banks, F.sj., of Fermanagh
towudiip, shipped as sleek a lot of stail-fed
cattle as one wished to looK at, to Philadel
phia last Friday. Ho is the largest cattle
feeder iu th; couuty. He has fed tO head
the past inter.
The Seventh Annu:tl Convention of the
Juni.it.1 Sabbath School Association will be
held in lVrrysvilie, on Wednesday and
Thursday, May 27th and 2Sth, li71. The
topics selected lor discussion, and other
necessary information, ill be published in
due time by the Chairman of the Executive
Committee.
The Len-isfown Gazette his been en
'a'sed lu an ciht-colunin paper. Sinceour
acquaintance with it, it has been the cm
bodimeut of typographical neatness, and
editorially managed with ability and skill.
It is now published by the Frysieger Bro
thers, who are also numbered in its edito
rial corps. The Teteran editor, (ieorge
Frysingcr, Exj., is its editur in chief.
Within the whole range of touic ui
alterative medicines kuowtij none is eu
titled to wore Considtratroti lllaa the
Peruvian Syrup, la all cases of en
feebled or debilitated coDsUtjtiou it is
the rery remedy needed.
The bill before the Lejriclature, pro
viding for the collection of tax bj tlie
treasurers of the respective counties
meets with considerable favor, and lit
tle, if any opposition, iu this cou:.ty.
It is looked upon as the most econom
ical way. The bill provides that tbe
treasurer shall invite the respective
township ou stated days, at sUted
places, aud then and there receive the
Ui, the treasurer to receive 24 per
cent, for liis services.
.
A RIXD end intelligent niiner baa
seat us a piece of rock from the Nar
rows, full of iniJrcsMons that itVould
require a Hugh Miller to clarify. - He
eays in the letter that accompanied the
specimen :
1 'lease accept the piece of rock as a
Fpeciiuen of a stratum I found the other
day in the eentre of a large and very
hard rock strata. This stratum is
over a foot tb'cV, and seems to follow
tbe ledpa as if it was a regular forma
tion. The oddity of the shapes and
the natural look everything feeing
very plain makes it a sight worth see
ing. Come up. I will show it to you,
and yon can select some specimens. I
can show you impressions of hands and
feet, boned, ie.
sv
I'cblic Sale. II. Latimer Wilson,
Executor of William Curran, deceased,
will sell at public sale, at tbe late resK
dence of said decedent, at Vanwertj
Walker township, on Tuesday, April
ICtL, Four bead cf horse?, 1 fine brood
in are with foal, 1 extra black horse
colt, three years old; 1 very good bay
Lorse colt, 2 years old ; 1 mare colt,
one year old; IS head of cattle, three
cows, two large steers, one Urge sow
.and eight pigs, farm wagon, spring
wagon, carriage, buggy, sled, corn shel
ler, l ay, 3 scape bees, 4,000 good oak
sliingles, piue boards, parlor stove,
eight shares TboiupsoDtown bridge
Mock, and many articles not mentioned.
Hale at 10 o'clock.
REPORT Or SinTLIXTOiTXSCUtKILS.
For 6th month ending Feb. 25, 1873.
School Jfo. 1. .
Whole Ko. in attendance during month, 86
Average attendance 81
Per cent f attendance f6
" " i during term.... 90
Charley B. Crawford, David B. Doty,
James S. Hamilton, John F. Snyder, Jas.
C. Watts, Elhe B. Crawford, Clara J. Deen.
Rebecca Doty, Mtusie K. Diehl, Lucy
Donghn-.an, Emily J. Kirk, Bertha F. Kep
ner, Jennie Loudon, and Junia Panneloker
were present at every roll-call.
D. A. Uaaaai, Teachtr.
Schooi Xo. 2.
No. in attendance, Girls 27; Boys 29.i 47
Average, Gir!s 24 ; Boys 19 .... 43
Per cent., Girls So; Beys do w 91
Daisy Siuious, Belle Derr, Laura Watts,
Gertie Crawford, Mary Koliinson, Beckie
Ellis, Coda Simons, Tillie Loudon, Andrew
Parker, Willie Kuiufcr, Darwin Crawford,
James SuloufTand David Hamilton were
present every day during month.
J. E. Xolas, Teacher.
Scaoot No. 3.
No. pupils in attendance during month, 42
Per cent, of attendance 91
Xo. prescut every day................ lt
JIullio Woodmansee, Annie Stambaugh,
Ellie Pannc-bakcr, Fannie Espenchade,
Darwin Crawford, Ctoyd Pannebaker, Jaoes
Speddy, Eddie Watts and Frank M'ygaut
were present at every roll-call.
Holmes Dtsinclb, Teacher.
1 Srnooi. Xo. 4. ;
Xo. Tupils in attendance during month, 57
Areraye attewlawe ... 47
Per ceut. of attendance (J:;
Einma Wilson, Lizzie Tannc-baker, Katie
Shively, Carrie Derr, Flora Bartley, Annie
Schollield, Frank Warner, George Donirh
tuan, George Shively and David Wilson were
pre iit every day. ,
Clara V. Dai-gbebtt, Teacher.
Kcpobt of THOMPSOXTOWX SCHOOLS
For mouth ending March 27, 1871.
"' School Xo. 1.
WTiole Xo. in attendaiee during month, 33
Average attendance ...... ........... 27
I'ercitiit. of attendance d aria z. muu:h.. 82
Percent, of atteudaucedurlug tsr.u.... 81
Jennie Sjieicher, Alice Smith, Emma
Ciiaicrati, I. aura Vines, Miry Vines, Mary
nat-glcity, E!li bougherty. Ma y K..-pL-r
and Lstt-Ila Plett were present very daj
during month.
Jennie Spjic'ner, E nma Cameron, Alice
Smith, Mary Da J jherty, Clara C. Tanuis,
John Underwood and Chirles Brant were
present every day during term.
Lizzie R. Babxax, Teacher.
School Xo. 2.
Whole Xo. in attendance during month, 89
Average attendance. 82
Percent, of (,tt -ndanco daring mouth ..82
Percent, of atteiidace during term.... K
Sasab E. Caatao.x, Teacher.
Report or M'ALISTERTILLE SCHOOLS
The following is th report of attendance
of the MeAlisterville schools for the term
(of five months) ending March 21, 1874 .
First ScnooL.
Forty-six pupils were enrolled, of which
uumher nly oue, Magpie U. Winer, was
present every day. Jennie MS Groce, Jen
nie S. Winey, Carrie V. Copcnhaver, Annie
M. Myers, Maggie I.Jacobs, Willie C. Long
are, Willie II. Ilarshberger and John F.
Harshb rer irere present 10 j dtys au 1 up
wards. II. J. Hcsr, Teacher.
Secokd School.
Fifty -five papils were iu attendance, of
which e.ily or?, Henrietta Groce, was pres
ent evefy day. Ma J. Grilbth, M. B'.aache
Siibcr, Alice Sieber, Ellie C. Sieb-r, Mary
R. Caveny, Emma Davis, Mary A. Benner.
M. Alice Smith, U. Grant Fink, Oliver
Groce, Jacob S.' Winer, David Griilitli,
James D. Walt and J. Ambrose Martin were
present 139 days arid up.Tar.ls.
Mast J. Hist, Teacher.
REPORT OF EAST SALEM SOTOOL,
For the mouth ending April 2, 1872.
Xo. of pupils in attendance during
mouth ol
Average attend ince 42
Per cent, of attendance 83
Percent, of attendance during term. . 87
B F Harley, Calvin Smith, John Hart,
John U Oliver, Wm F Oliver, Jos K Oliver,
David Kurtz, Pl.ilo II. Warner, Ulyses G.
Warner, Mary Emma Harley, Ida C. Shel
ley, Juniata J. Lrach, Alary C. Pifer. Sarah
B. Piler, Ella V. Shelley, Emma J Shelley,
Joanna Gnycr and Alice PhaSer were pres
ent every day daring month.
Calvin Smith, John Uart, John II. Oliver, '
Wm F t liver, Mary Emma Iiarley, Ida C.
Shjlley, Junau J. Lech and Emma Jane
Shelley were preseul every day during term.
haiues Shafler, Joseph K Oliver, David
Kurtz, B F Harlev, Wui J Auman, Eirtor
.. . ... ., ,, ,,- , , ....
II Ai'.man, Philo H Y irner, Ira A iney
and Laura Peoria Siielhy were present ltW
days or upward.
U.S. lias , Teacher.
RF.POST OF VAX WEKT SCHOOL.
(Vhole No. in attendance during term.. 79
Average attendance daring term. 2
Per cent, of attendance fS
Willie Jloore, Emma Kurtz, Barbara Cher
ry, Wilbclmina Kenawcl, An. lie Kenael,
and Maggie ateaawel were in attendance
every day.
David Watts, John Cherry, Robert Moore
Bertie Coldren, Edgar Moore, Elmer Kurtz,
John Coldren, Martin Kaufloian, John
KaulTinan, Nora Kurtz, Emma Watts, Mary
KautTman, Ella Kenawel, Florence Kena-
wel, Laura Kaufman, Jamie Moore, Ida
McMc-en, Ella Watts, Annie Moore, Katie
Coldren and Nettie Coldren were present
100 dars and upward.
W. E. AiMAS, Teacher.
REPORT OF LOCUsVrUX SCHOOL,
Walker Towjiship.
For mouth ending March 1.', lfci 4.
Whole Ho. of pupils in attendance dur
ing month JJ
Average attendance ............
Percent, of attendance
Mary A. Ragan, Clementine Swinger,
Cora T. Smith, Mary E. Long, Cora A.
Eagler, Rebecca M. Swab, Mary Swanger,
William Smith, Elmer Smith, William Lose
and John Swab were present every day.
John Swab attended more than 100 days
during a terra of five months.
REPORT OF DELAWARE HILL SCHOOL
Term ended April 2, 1674.
Per cent, of attendance daring month,
Males, 75 ; Females, 78.
The following named pupils wero punc
tual during month : Emma J. Dimtu, Clara
A. Diuiui, Maggie Dinim, Cora E. Dinim,
Susan . Kiuzer, Annie Clair, Ella B. Clair,
John Bv Kiuxer, Jacob F. Spece, Elaier E.
Dimm, William Diium, Solomon Kaufluian,
John Slvghel.
Maggie Kiszeb, Teacher.
Henry Seebold, of Limestone township.
Union county, committed nicide by hang
ing himself In his barn on Thursday last
Frteiwrf Courter. "
Tribute r Respect.
At special meetings of PerrysviSIe
Lodge, No. 556, L O. of 0. F.t held
on the evenings of March 12th and 13tl,
a committee was appointed to draft
resolutions exptesaiva of the Lodge
relative to the death of Bros. Ephraiia
Robison and Noah . Kirk, and re
spectfully submit tbe following :
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty
God, the seaicher of all hearts, by a
wise dispensation of bis providence, to
call from our midst aur well-beloved
brothers, Kpbraim Bubison and Noah
E. Kirk, thus sadly and impressively
admonishing us that in the midst of
life we are in death, therefore
; Resolved, That iu the death of Bio
ihers Hobison and Kirk our Lodge bas
lost two of i:s best nu mbers, tbe coui
uiauity citizens whose philanthropy and
integrity won for them the respect and
osteem of all who kuew ibeiu.
Resolved, That we tender to the rel
atives and irie ids of our deceased
trethren our earnest sympathy in this
bereavement, knowing that the strength
to b-:ar np under this dispensation
cometh from biui who sends them, and
too wise to err and too good to bo an
kind. ,
Resolved, That we humbly bow to
the irrevocable mandates of an al'wise
providence, and in view of the oncer
tainty of life and tbe certainty of death,
we should be aroused to a sense of our
true condition, and be ready at all
limes, for "in such au hour as ye think
tot the Son of man comet h."
Resolved, That the Lodge room be
Jraped in mourning for tbe space of
six months, and tl.at eaeh member weir
the usual badge of mourning fur the
space of furty days.
Resolved, That the thanks of this
Lodge be tendered to our sister Lodges
for their courtesy in attending the fu
neral of 1) o. Uohison and Kirk.
Resolved, That in testimony of the
respect we owe to their memory, this
preamble and resolution be published
in one or more of the couuty papers
and be placed upon the journal of tbe
lodge, and that a copy ba seut to the
relatives of the deceased.
D. I'. MiMciiAX,
W. W. Lan'M. Com
D. M. Si Loirr,
Recording 1ekds. Parties com
ing iuto the possession of properties
this spring, should not lose sght of the
provisions of the act of Assembly
which requires that all deeJs and con
veyances for real estate in this Com
monwealth, shall be recorded iu the
ofSce for Recording Deeds, iu tbe coun
ty where the lauds lie, within six
months aftet the execution of such
deeds and conveyances ; and every such
deed and conveyance not recorded as
aforesaid, shall be adjudged fraudulent
and void agaimt any subsequent pur
chase fot a valuablo consideration, uu
less such deeds bo recorded before the
recording of the deed or conveyauce
under which such subsequent purchaser
or mortgage shall claim. Ex.
TnE skeleton remains of two human
bodies, about two feet below the sur
face of the ground, were dug out yes
terday in excavating fur the foundation
of the new Court House. They lay
horizontally east aud west, as civilized
people arc luiu hi the ground, and about
eight feet apart." Who they were, and
when they were buried, no one knows.
The skull bones Were almost entirely
decayed. ' The bones of the bodies were
perforated aud full of holes, and almost
ready to fall to pieces. The remains
were tound outride of the foundation
walls of the old CoSrt House.
John Yeaklv k J?on have opeued
their store anew, in the Sulouff build
ing on Bridge street, where bargains
may be bad in New Goods of all kinds,
in the Pry Goods Hue, Groceries,
Queeni.T.sre, Boots aud Shoes, Hats,
Notions, and all other kinds of Goods
kept iu a country store, having a com
plete assortment. Give them a call.
. G. Boxsall, of the Retpfter, yes-
I terday had a can of t-00 salmon tnut
sent to hiiu by the Fish Commissioners,
t0 be pnt into tbe river at ' phwe.
Mr Boiaa-aill immediately put the fish
. , . , , .i
into their uatural clemvut, in the river
J
just above the river bridge.
John Yeakly, Ks j., bas bought the
lot owned by Mr. George Wise, and
expects during the coming sommer to
build up the entire space bet wren the
Parke fcoaMi in proi-pect aud the Bel
ford bouse.
6,000 bushels Wheat wanted to fill
ao order. ill pay $1 55 cash.
D. P. St Loirr & Co.
The Philadelphia Cattle Market on Mon
day, 6 th hist., ranged irotu 7 to 4 J, gross.
23IKI heads in market.
MICH:
WARNER On the 20th uit., at the res
idence of Lis son, Samuel, iu Fayette town
ship, Mr. Joseph Warner, aged 7i years,
1 months and 10 days.
SP1CUER On the 2Sth ulL, in Walkjr
township, Mary, wife of Emanuel Spkher,
in the 53d year of her age. ,
IRWIX On the 30th ult., at Reed's Gap,
Mrs. Elizaoelji Irwin, uothsr of James Ir
win, aged 81 years.
KURTZ At Mexico, April 3d, David F.
Kurtz, aged 32 years, 9 months and 7 days.
HA WIT On the 4ih inst.,in Perrysville,
Isaac liawn, aged about 63 years, r
RAG AX On the 4th inst., in Delaware
township, Peter Ragan, aged about 58 years.
PARKER March 24, 1874, in this bor
ough, Mary McCully, infant dangater of
Robert E. and Kale Parker, aged 10 months.
"Fare thee well, thou lorely stranger!
Guardian augels, take your charge j
Freed at onee from toil and danger,
Happy spirit set at large.
"Life's most bitter cup just tasting,
Short ihy passage to the tomb ;
O'er the barrier swiftly flying,
To thine everlasting home. ,
"Sealed tbofa eyes, so lately beaming
Innocence and joy so mild ;
Every look so lull ol meaning,
Seemed to endear the lovely child.
"In the silent tomb we Ieae her,
Till the resurrection mora ;
When thi Savior will receive her,
anH mtAf hr lorelr form."
. COM.' I
C03OIERCJ rila.
MIFFLIXTOWN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by J. Jt H. A. Stambaugh.
MirrLi-rrows, Asril 8, 1874.
Butter .
35
16
10
10
20
75
12
08
07
40
00
Egg
D ied Apples
" Blackberries ...
Raspberries. . . .
Potatoes
Ham
Shoulder.............
Side ,
Washed Wool
Ground Aluiu Salt, per sack
MIFFLI3T0WX GRAIX MARKET.
Corrected weeKly by D. P. SulouB x Co
Wheat, .... ..... .... ........ 1 t5
Gats, lair 47 J
Corn, 6-j
B.lrley 60
Clovt rseed 4 75
Timothy seed 2 5C
Haxseed..;.. 1 75
Xew Atlurrtinrments.
List of jGreri-
obaxd jcaoas f oa apeil scssio.xs, 1S74.
Mitfliutown Corne'ius BartWy, William
Shover, Henry Williams.
Fermanagh James Usury, Henry Min
gle, Jcae;ih Kothrock.
Witlker Samuel Funk, Henry Miller,
Fayette Michael Brubaker, Peter Baa
hoar, J B Wilson
Monroe Lute Mvks.
Patterson Themas Johnston, Joseph
Middagh.
Millord Cioyd Horning.
Turbctt David Kiimur, Ilezckiah Mc
Afee.
Spruce HiJ John Bennet, John Fitz
gerald. Beale William Stewart.
Lack James Buchanan, Ephraim Robia
sou, John M Snyder, J L VVuodsidea.
petit aiaoss roa april term, 1S74.
Fermanagh Mk-Iu-I Bishosr, Abraham
Moist, Isaac Sirber, John Tyson, William
Clsh.
Walker Sohn McMeen, Robert W Sar
tain. Fayette Joseph Bay, Michael Huffman,
Samuel Leonard. Jutiu Sliclicy, George
Shivery, Wiih un Thonipsoa.
Delaware fra T Kepler, Keabn Kerch
ner, Samuel Kurtz, H'l'ham Smith, Theo
dore Thompson.
Thoniisontiwn David Shuman.
Monroe--L A Swartz.
Greenwood Lewis Caigill, David Cox,
Jesse Reed.
Susquehanna Emanuel Long.
Patterson Adam Bruest, Ahrahiui Sny
der. Milford Lewis Burchfleld, S T McCul
lough Perrysville John Danbtr, James ShoalT.
Turuett David HerUler, UC McMeen,
James McLaughlin.
Spruce Hill John Gillifori.
beal.- William Clark, Gideon Haldemanj
John P Ke!iy, L H Laird, James Leach,
John Xourse, D D Stone.
Tuscarora Flias Evans, John Oray, John
Harry, James lrvin, David Xaylor, James
Steeusoii.
Lack Ki b-rrt K.-Uinson, Sr.
lilOTOiJRAPIi GALLERY.
BriJg Street, Bi.Tlitilown, Pa.
JOSEPH HESS would respettfullv invite
ail who want GOOD PHoTOuRAPHS
of themselves or their friends to give him
a call, and be convinced that this is the
place to get
GOOD PICTl'RCsi
Having prepired himself with the BEST
IXSTKUMEXT5 in the market, and
all the
L.1TFST IMPROVEMENTS
that constitute a
v
First-Clas3 Photograph Gallery,
he invites all his fi lends and the public gen
erally to favor him wi'h their patrouage,
and they w ill be acciumoda!el wilh any
thing iu the line ol Photography.
Pictures taken Iroia Card to Lifo Size,
and Painted, if desired, iu Oil or Waler
Colors.
Small Pictures copied and enlarged.
Old Ainbrotvoes or Ds3Utrre.it ypes also
copied and enlarged, and pint"d if desired.
A g Md selection of FKAV.ES kept on
hand t all times, and cheaper than ever.
Solid Walnut Frames,
Gilt Frames, .
Imitation Walnut Frames,
Ini tation Rasewood Krani:s,
Knslic Frames,
Cabinet Imperiil Frames,
Pictaie Xails, Screw-eyes, Cord and Tas
sel, iiC.
JOSEPH HESS.
Mitllintown, Jan. 7, 1871.
jEW FL'KNITL'RE STORE.
The undersigned would inform the public
that he has opened a
FIRNITIRE STORE
In the D roi:gh ol Patterson, where ht his
for sale
K1LB0UKN & GATES'
BEDROOM SETS,
Walsiut Bedroom Sets,
ALL STYLES OF BEDSTEADS,
Sofas, Lounges,
Extension Tables,
MARBLE TOP BUREAUS,
IURDLE TOP STAIi'DS, ;
Sofa, Cane-seat arid (irirnon
Chairs, Wash Stands, ,
Also, a Large Lot of Carpets.
As I run a car to Philadelphia weekly I
am prepared to fill all order for furniture,
carpets, A.C, in person.
F. F. KOHM.
Oct 22, 1975-tf
1776.
1876.
0:
AMERICAN CENTENNIAL-
:0:
JEROME IIETRICK,
AT THE CANAL STORE, MEXICO,
Keeps constantly on band and for sale at a
small proOt, a well selected assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
WOOD& WILLOWWARE,
FISH, SALT, PLASTER.
Also, FLOUR and all hinds of PRO VIS ION
and MILL FEED.
TOP PRICES paid for Country Produce
and all kinds Of GRAIN, particularly for
choice lots of wheat.
Mexico, Pa., May 6, lS73-6m. '
Administrate' .Yotlce.
Estate of John Af. Thompson, iecsasett.
i;iliiKEAS Letters of Administration
It on the estate of John M. Tbompron,
late of the borongh of Perrysville, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate are reques
ted to make immediate payment, and those
having claims will please present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES B. THOMPSON', Mm'n
April 1, 1961.-
AVm Adrnrttnttiient-
MILLIONS OF ACRES
RICH FARMING LANDS
IX NEBRASKA,
NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
TEX TEARS' CREDIT, WEREST OXLT 6 PER CT.
Detcriptiet PatnpKleti.mth Sectional Maps,
semi Free.
THE PIONEER,
A handsome Illustrated Paper, containing
the Homestead Lair, mailed free to
all parts of the world.
Address O. F. DAVIS,
L-nd Commissioner IT. P. X. R.
Omaha, Neb.
SEEDS AXD PLANTS. W. R.
l itl'UBER . CO , Windham Co., Ct.,
ofler a lull assortment, at moderate prices.
Twelve assorted ilants sent Iree(by mail for
$1.25. 25 papers Flower Seeds sent for$l.
Catalogues sent free on applicat'.on.
The Shortest lionte to r ortime t
8150,000 GIVEN AWAY !
$100 000 FOR ONLY $2.50 !
GRAND LEGAL GIFT CONCERT
f onf of a Juveni'e Reform School at
Lervenvorth, Kansas.
PRAWIXG APRIL 80, 1874.
On Prize guaranteed in erery packsge
oi 11 tickets. Single tickets,' .'. 50; a
for $12; llfor25. But few tickets left :
and, as our sale! are rapid, purchasers
should order at once. Any niouey ar
riving too late will be returned. Good,
reliable Agents wanted everywhere. For
lull particular address
SIMOX ABELES,
. Leavenworth, Kan.
WANTED AGENTS
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A splendid premium to every subscriber
nothing like it in he country a rare
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f EXTERN IN ATORS
And Insert Powder,
For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Asts, Bld-bcgs,
Moths, tc. ...
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Address DAY-BOOK, Xew York City.
Write for a Price List to J. II. JOUXSTOX ,
Great Western Gun Works,
IRON
179 Smithfleld St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Breech-LoadingfShot Guns, $40 to $300.
Double-Shot Guns, $S to $U. Single
Guns, $1 to $20 Rittvs, $S to $75. lle
volvers, $ to $5. Pistols, $1 to $i. Gun
Material, Fishing Tackle, tc. Large dis
counts to dealers vr clnls. Army Guns, Re
volvers, etc., bought or traded lor. Goods
sent by exprcsa C. O. D. to buexaiuiued be
fore paid for.
EAT
Wliu to P. B- 8XOT . Atlantic Ml!l. Brooklyn,
N.T..maiiufacturenul rfCrwabrd kite Wheat,
lor their rorhM lrt In' 'ood, with import
ont cattaeta Lniia U'jtnia, 3bshis and ouar oems.
tiats. Jioad it aatTsavtf roiu kcaltU slid moacni
BUT J. & P. COATS' BLACK
THREAD for per MiCHM
Fits and Epilepsy
positively eared: The worst cues: of long
est standing, br Using DR. HKHBAKD'S
CURE. A bottle sen: free to all addres
sing J. E. DittBLEK, Druggist, 81 1 Glh Ave
nue, New York.
11 l'I)ll' Vt'illout! Truth Triumph
jlL lll'Lill ,4,1! Agents, old aud young,
male and female, make more money selling
our French and American Jcaery, rooks
and Games than at anything else. Greatest
inducements to Agents and Purchasers.
Catalogues, Terms and full particulars sent
free to all. Address
P. O. VICKER Y, Augusta, Maine.
JEW HOOT A. SHOE STORE.
MAIN STREET, MIFFLIXTOWN,
Nearly opposite Doty, Parker It Co.'a Bank.
The undersigned would respectfully an
nounce to the public that he bas removed
Ins Boot and Shoe Store to the building on
.Vain street, nearly opposite Doly, Parker
iL Co.'s Lank, where lie keeps on hand
large and well selected stock of
READY-MADE WORK, for
MEN, WOMEN nd CHILDREN.
lie is al.-o prepared to manufacture, ol
the best material, all kinds of
UOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS
for gents, ladies and chiliren.
all iii waaaATED.
Give me a cail, for 1 feel confident that I
can funiish yea with any kind of work you
may desire.
CrRepairing done neatly and at reason
able rate.
June 8, 1873 JOUN NORTH.
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
THE nndersigned offwrs at private sale
bis Farm, situated in Black Ig Val
ley, Lack township, Juniata county, con
taining 159 ACRES,
about 65 acres of which are cleared, and
the balance Covered with choice timber ;
having thereon erected a
TWO-STOSY FHAME HOUSE
LARGE BANK BARM,
also a Two-story Log Honse and Log Barn.
Two Springs ef never-tailing water conve
nient to each house. A large thrifty
TOISC ORCHARD
of choice grafted fruit on the premises.
Terms easy. Title indiscutable, as I have
been living on it over thirty years. If not
sold very soon the farm will bj for rent or
to let on the shares.
For further particulars inquire on the
premises.
ROBERT McINTTRE.
March 11, 1871.
LAST XOTICE. All persons-knowing
themselves indebted on our Books
are requested to make immediate psvmeut.
D. P. SULOUFF fc CO.
April I-2w
gOEOMOX SEIBER,
Will Tisit Mifflin and Patterson every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
and will furnish tbe citizens of these bor
onchs wit l the best of
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, POKK, kc.
at the very lowest prices. He respectfully
solicits the patronage of the public.
. April 3, 18721 J. .
Larjre stock of Hcadv-roade Clothing for
tale be "llAnLEY 4 CO.
Wisc'ilaneous.
Iron iii the Blood
MAKES TKEYAX STRONfi.
The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution of the trotoxiele of
Iron, is to combined a to have
the character of an aliment, aa
easily digested and assimilated
nit Is the blootl as the simplest
food. It increases the quantity
of Suture's Otm Vitalizing
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
cures "a thousand ills,' simply
by Toning up,1nvigoratina and
Vitalizing the System. Tiie en
riched and vitalized blood per
meates every part of th borty,
repairing damages ami waste,
searching out morbid secre
tions, and leaving nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the won
derful success of litis remedy in
curing Dyspepsia, liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chill and Fevers Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Discuses of tbe Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
and all diseases orighutting in
a bad state of the blood, or ac
companied by debility or a lota
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energizing effects are not fol
lowed by corresponding reac
tion, out are permanent, infu
ion, out are permanent, tnjtt- i
ting strength, vigor, and netef
'ife into all parts of the system,
building up an Irch Con-
sing
It.
and building up
etittinon. .
Thousand hare been chanaeil
I
by the use of this remedy, from i
tieak, sickly, suffering crea
tures, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and women t a.ntt j
invalids cannot reasonably hei ;
itate to gtre U a trial. j
See that each bottle has PERU- j
IIAN SYR! IP Lloifn l.-l the flUiSS. I
Fmirilct3 Free.
SETH W. rOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
So. 1 Mllien Flae, Boatow.
601.D r rtoi:iil ct stUAtir.
' co.o
Branch Office and Factory :
506 WEST S T, JEW TOfiK.
THE BEST PAINT in the WOELD
Jnt Shade Jrom I'ure White to Jit Black.
A corn! ination of the pariat aint with
IeiIU L-iLlii-r, luruiinp; a fxooth, cl'st,
rniM, ii kabi-e, rnTic aii'l blaitiii l
Paint, unart'ectt'd by i-lunjrtf t niperature,
is )rti-ct!r air-;roo(. ani a'laleil to all
classrs of ror, sod is In every way a fot-t-ter
jtiut lor i-iiht-r iiusiiie or outsiii.; paii't
ing ttiiui any oiIht jmiut in llie worM. Be
isijf from one-tliinl to one-!ourt!i cheaper
an.! l:l.-li:is at l i'l l!ireo tiuus as long as
I lie Li'st kvi! a:ii oil jur:l3.
Be sure that ot:r 7'ft.i) M.IIiK, ( fac
simile of vhich u qtren alx,re,) is on
eceru package.
1'ivj.AreJ reily for use aud sold by the
rallou ouly. Tlit-re bas never becu a n-iiut
oUn-1 to the ililic tlut bus become so
uUr (in li.e same time) aud cin-a as
jtrlurt satislaciloo as tue hubbcr i'ainl.
ill arltl liu
JJ C. OKTI1,
liEALEa IN
PIANOS', ORGANS,
n
All kinds of Musical Iut,trmnents, String,
SHEET MUSIC
Artists' and Wax Flower Materials and
Fancy Articles.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS ON OKG AN3 TO
CASH BUYERS.
310 MARKET STREET.
IlARRIbBIKO, Te.NN'A.
Mar 11, 1871.
Manhood: HowLost'EowKestored
Juit Pubtishti,tSca:tl Catelcpe. frier
SU t tt.lt.
AT.i-cture on the Nature. Treaiinent and
ii cal Ciirt? of Snerniatorrhn-a, Or ?en.iiial
Ita.
Weakness, Iiivuluutary Enrissi-io, f ctuai
DeViiity, and Iutdimeuts to MarrljRe (r-n-er'.'y;
Xvrvousiies, Consmupti'-n, Epi
lepsy and Kits ; Mental and Phvsical Inea
piu itr. rejiiltinp Inon Self-Ahtme; etc. By
KOBEKT J. CI "LVEKWELL, M. I)., Au
thor ot the -trn Book," cc.
The world-renowned anttior, In this ad
mirable Lecture, ck-arly pn.r.-s trom his
own experience that the awiui coiijii q
ces of beiI:Aoue way beeildctTjIly remur.
ed without medic ints, and wuliort daLfcr
uus surgical operalious, bjiipitrs, instru
ments, rings or cordials, poiuling out a
mode of cure at once certai'i and etlectii:.!
by which every fculTcrer, bj matter what his
condition may be, may cuve himself cheaply,
privately and radically. This Lecture will
prove a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent, smier seal, to any n.ldress, in a
plain envelope, oa the receipt of two post
age stamps. Aldresthe Publishers,
CliAS. J. r, KLINE CO. t,
127 llowery. Sew York,
. . . l'ost-Uilice Uo A Ais6.
Jan. 21, 1871-ly.
IIEATC'II LET'S
5 1 Improved CUCUMBER
j-TOOD PUMP, Tasteless,
s ? Pnrable, ElKcient k. Cheap.
tr i . .. r . .1 I ..
llie uesL r limp ur inc ieA
money. Attention espe-
wily invited to Blatchley's
Patent Improved Bracket Jc.
Jew Dnp Check Valve,
which can be withdrawn
without removing the pump
C diturbiLg the joints.
Also, the Copper Chamber, which never
cracks or scales, and will outlast any other.
I f or sale oy ieaicrs auu uie i rauu otw
ally, inquire lor siaicniey s ruiup, ana u
not for sale in yonr town, send direct to
C11AS. U. BLATCULEY,"
MASrrACTiasa,
506 Ccmmerce St., Fbiladelphi, Pa.
iA
A--!! 5a
I
V
IS
A
M&ZELL.1. EO US
10,000 YARDS CALICO
AT IO CENTS l?En YVXit), AT
J, & H. A. STAMBAUOH'S,
Cor. of Main and Urnlc gts.
MIFjfLINTOAVX, FA
BRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEEXStt ARE, WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE,
CAKPIaTS, ricor, Stair and Table Oil, ClAtUS,
r
BOOTS, -VROES HATS, GAPS, &C &0.
S3-GIVE US A CALL AXD CEAU Ol.'U I'UICES.
:c:
F)SK & SALT ALWAYS ON HAND.
! YOU WAN T
! ANYTHING
THAT CA3 BE I'UR(-I1ASEI'
ft fi
il i'
f
iOOT & SHOE STORE
AND Til AT CAN BE HAD
At the Lowes! Price
TO INSURE
i . .
A T(i( U A I 1 1 1 1.
; . " '"V,VJ
. t'!"f lit tlie BOOT and SHOE STOR E of
J. W:bEA?s,
Oriilgc Street, I';iltcMo:i, PetinH.'
U CIl I'LRFl LiIa Y IX VITUS I3iSPi:f'TIO.'
Repairing' Promptly Attended to.
NEW CASH STORE
JsJT
LOCUST GROVE, MILFORD TWR,
One and a half miles soutli.wot of.Patlerso!i.
THE nrbsenber woald most repectfn!ly inform tlie pnhM.; that he hns :r t npeit a
Store at the above lla-e, nhtre he i- prepared to supply all who lu.ty i jor ium w;;;i
theirpatronaBWiliitlielutestainl mail srltxt assortment ol
DRT GOODS. RR'HEKIES, QT'EEXSWARE, WtH I ZD WILLOW WARE, OIL
CLOTHS, HOOTS & SIK'ES. Al io, llh a lull supply of
HOME-MADE GOODS, TARNS,
AU of which he olfera to sell or erhan;e for cottntr r jif odnc- ai
THE VERY LOWKST PIMCFS.
Much lower, in Tact, than goods hava be.-n sold within the county for nisny year. , f
lid will pay Me hithcft uiarket 1 rice lot Vocusl l'ols, Kuilroal Ties ai.d Waodj
either iu casii or coeds. .
A. J. ItERTZLER.
Locust Grove, Aug. 8, 1873-tf.
D. W. Harley & Od.'s
Is tho place where jou can bnj
THE jiKST A.M THli CIIKAI'IaST
MENS' TOUTIIS' & ROTS' CLOTniXG
JUTS, C.1PS, BOOIS, SHOES, jiSD FVRSISUIXG GOODS.
WE are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select st.x-ks ever olfered in
this market, and t JSTOMSH1XHLY LOW PRICES '
Also, measures taken fr suits and parts of suit, which will be fiu'c to order
at short notice, ve.y r-asonab!e.
Kenicniber the piste, ia Hoffmen's New BuHdisig, corner of liridjre anj
Water i'-reC'n, MTFLINTO WN", PA. may , lli-U
whet to warn m now to wan it
:0:
Jjst step into SAMl'EL STRYER'S CT.t 'THING STOKE. Bri.j it:'e':, Patterson'
Pa., and he tilt fell yon all il-ul 't.
Ilavina; J"t rctit.-ned fpm Philadelphia and New York, he ran snjwly you with the
La'.ost aud Choicest My le t f
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS,
Coits, Pant. Vefs. II its, Caps, Boots and Sh-Hrs, Watches and Jewelry. Notions. Fr.r
rmhine liools in endless rarielv, Cret-. Floor Oil Cloth, Furniture, t.c, cheaper thaa
tlie cheapest, tor the s.uuu qr-.ality ! gmxU. Call in and be convinced.
Measures Taken and Suits .Made to Order.
r.ttersou, May !, If 7 S fF', ?TR. YER.
Profetxionnl Cards.
D. 1
CItAWIOKD, M. D.,
IU reim.'d actively the pp.ict:rc of
Mi-dK'iue and Snrperr ard tiii-ir collateral
brsnt lies. Office at thu ol I comer of Third
and Orare streets, Miilli-itown, Pa.
Nnv. V l7:Jiiii
THOMAS A. ELDER, 21. 1).,
hi
i;ician ard Surgeon,
MJtFLIXTOWX, ll.
Olfice hours from 3 A. h. to ir.i. Of.
flee, in his father's resiJeuco, at the smilh
ond of Water street. .cti-tt
fLFUED J. TATTEKiON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLIN TOWN', JUNIATA CO., TA.
' 37' All business promptly attended to.
Orrica In th room formerly occupied
br Attorney Allison.
OU1S E. ATKINSON:
ATTORNEY - aT - LAW;
MfFFLINTCWN, PA.'
C7Col'.ecting and Convcyaucjig prompt -
ly attended to.
Orrice On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House Square.
. ! '
A l'CTIO!kEEK.
SHCMAN MILLER, of Millcrstowa, !
Pern" county, tenders his services to the I
publi's as Auctiot.e.r, and .will attend!
promptly to the crying of sales at any poist I
id the county. Give him a call.
Dec 21. lTS-iia'. I
.ID VERTJSEME.V7S.
Iiiinihens Lard..
El Dlirii SaOJtK.
BANKS & HAMLIN,
(M Pot-ilihce Builuing.)
i Slain Street, 31 1 111 in town. Pa.'
i DEALEli-S IS
I'Rl'CiS AND MEDICINES, ,
J CHEMICAL!, DYE STl. t r. PAINTS
l 1 1 1.S, V A k N I S H ES , ( ; L . S S. PI" TT Y ,
' COAL OIL, LAMPS, BCRNKUS,'
CHIMNEYS, K K C S II E S,
; HAIR BKrsllES.TOOlH
1 BKISIIES, PER-
11 MERY, COMBS,
SOAPS. II A IK
j OIL,T08.C.
I CO, CIGAR:'
N O T I O N S .
I STATIONERY
I L A R t; K V A R I K E Y O 9
! TATEM MEDICINES,
j Selected with great cam, and warranted
, jrom hiah authoritv.
03Purest o' WINES AND LKllORS
for ineil! :l f nri,n.
j rrT-pRlJS'JRlPTiONS cinF'in-li-d with
great care. Juneil-U.
! JVAtfce to Contractor.
j rpilE School Directors of Millord tow-;..
. ship will receive sealed proposals for
the erei lion of a n-w School House" amf
: outbuildings, ne.ir the refill see of J. P.
j Kelly, in said township, np till SATCR-'
I'AV, MAY 2nd, l-74, at 2 o'clock, P.M.,'
reserving the right lo reject any or
i all of said uiopoulls. Plan and speciHca-,
tions to be seen at the residence ol the,
Secretary, William N. Sterrett, near the
location ot the iatcmled buildiujr. .
J. T. KETLLV, Prttt.
W. X. Sttiiitt, 5.
March 23, 18(4. 1 '
TV V T" 1" " .' '
u" OB s",jrt aolic1 at this omV