SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
.MITFLINTOWN f ' "
Wednesday. April 29, 1ST4.
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PZSX'A. K. ETIME TABLE.
Passenger trains leave Mifflin Station as
folio'- . . .
STWACD.
Phiaielphia Eipress, 1 2 a m.
Past l.me, 3 ?0 a m.
Harnsburg Accomtuo., 11 28 am.
Mail. .6 12 p m.
Pacific Eipress, J) 14 a ni.
Cincinnati Kxjress, ti 6U p tn.
wfvaks.
Pittsburg Express, 1 20 am.
Ciuemnali Express-, 2 23 a la.
Pac.tic. 6 0) a m.
Wv Passenger, 10 0 a hi.
Mail', 3 SS p ni.
Vast Line. 6 33 p m.
Mifflin, X'v 1ST3.
LOCJL IXTELLIGECE.
Snrdtr ceanty has a Grange.
ntntlnedon has 14 miles of streets.
V jots ahead 10 cent cigars for 3 cents.
The new Conrt House foundation stalls
are being put up.
Mt. I" n inn has a citizen who has had eight
coirs killed by cars, one after another.
Brown township Millliu county, has a
Grange of Patrons of Husbaudry.
The R.TJ. Gallnher farui, south of town,
as appraised lust Thursday at $153 per
acre.
Mr. Daniel Stoufier sold the Mansion
Farm to Mrs. Elizabeth Stoufler for $lti
per acre.
J. J. Rhine, of Fayette township, recent
ly split 51 rails and 3 stskes out of a single
cut rail length i.f a white oak tree.
Mrs. Mary Horning' houe, in Ferman
agh toun.-iliip, was delroyed by tire last
Wednesday. The people who lived in the
house were not at home at the time of the
fire.
A MitSin county lady ran np to and kissed
a nun who she mistook fora brother-in-law,
iu front of the l"'ou House in Lcuistowu,
the other evening. So says the Lewistown
Se'itiutl.
!-ast Friday was a lively day in the sliip
rocnt of cattle at Patterson. Banks, of
Fermanagh, Thouipson, of Fayette, and
Kaiit'mj'i, of the latter township, each
t-hipped of thrir fat stock.
Court was held in the M. E. Church. We
were ia the room long enough on Tuesday
afternoon to receive aa instalment of the
most doielul feeling?, engendered by the
smell of new pair; and plaster. The ven
tilation wa dretdfully poor. The Bench
and the liar looked as if something was the
matter. If there had just then been a cou
ple of good earnest revival men, with lungs
to endure any kind ot an atmosphere, they
nii:lit have turned the Court if tu a revival
meeting and converted the w hole house.
I'i buo Sale. Evan Joues will sell
at public sale, ia Fermanagh tjwnship,
at 10 o'clock, on Saturday, May ICtli,
one fresb cow, one lieifer, one Log, lot
of chickens and geese, and bia entire
stock of household furui'urc.
TlKLlC r-At-E. Samuel Buck, ad
mmistrator of Isaac llawn, deceased,
will ssll, iu the borough of Perrjsville,
at 1 o'clock, on Friday, May 8th, Oac
family horse, I two-seated rockawaj
carriage, 1 set harness, saddle, bridle,
cutting box, &e.
MiLFOHD, April 28 1871.
A MEF.T1SO was held at Locust Grove
School House last Friday evening to
consider the propriety of organizing a
range of the l'atrons of llusbaudiv,
Sind nearly a sufficient nurabtr of
names were signed to the applieati-m to
obtain a charter. A 6eeoud meeting
will bo held on Friday evening. May 1.
All persons interested are invited to
attend. Granger.
Caution ! Ia oar changeable eli
taate, coughs, cold, and diseases at the
throat, lungs and chest will always pre
vail. Cruel consumption will claim its
victims. These diseases, if attended
to in time, can bo arrested and cured.
The remedy is Dr. Wixtar's Baltam of
JL'ild Cherry.
' Seth Zkicleb, who has his home with
Jonathan Kauliiiian, who resides nth of
town on the R. C. (iallaher farm was the
victim or a robbery last Saturday night.
n that night Wtween the hours of P and
? n'clork, two men knocked at the kitchen
sl.ior of Mr. KaufTman's residence and were
admitted by Mrs. Kauffuan, to whom they
etatvd that they were PitUburg detectives
sent to g;t Seth Zeigler's trunk, that Zi-
e'er and Kaufi'iuan were under arrest at
Will's hotel, and Before Mrs. Kaalfman re
covered from the slocking announcement
one of the men who from his action seemed
to know the house, hasteued freui the kitch
en through an adjoining room to Kauff-
man's bed chamber and drew from under
a bed in which two children lay asleep a
trunk, saying as he drew it out "this is the
trunk". The other scoundrel who until
then had kept back, seemingly fearing rec
ognition stepped forward, took bold of the
trunk and the two were soon out of the
house into the darkness, meanwhile one
of two girls who have their home at
Kauflman's hastened upstairs to waken
the hired man who had gone to bed. He
hurried down and followed the men by sight
across the basin bridge to the town aide,
only to lose them abt the quarry. The
trunk was found on Sunday in the quarry,
broken to pieces. A valise that was iu the
found there cut open. It is
hoped that the bold thieves may be traced
out to a certaintv, and brought to justice
Kauffman and Zeiglcr were io town at the
time of the robbery.
I'iblic Sale. James B. Thomp
son, Administrator of Col. John M
Thompson, deceased, will offer at public
sale, in Ferrysville, at 1:30 P. N., on
Tuesday, May 5tb, One corner sofa, 2
sets good ebairs, 2 pair bedsteads, one
large cushioned arm chair, 1 rocking
chair, cook store, I show case, 1 6hot
gun, and a large lot of useful articles,
In Lancaster county the supervisors
sell their roads to tbe lowest bidder,
to keep them in repair for tbe year, the
plan, it is laid, works well.
Sad Accidest. Once tneri we art
called pou to pen the la words of
tributary respect which man can pay to
his most worthy fellow man on earth, to
consign his mortal body to the deep
oars grave and bis spirit to God who
gve it. We are now called upon to
relate a sad and beart-reoding accident
by drowning that happened to a young
man of Janiata county, who was just
entering the full bloom of manhood.
The young man was Alfred Mitchell,
son of William W. and Margaret A.
Mitchell, who reside in Mtlford town
ship, one mile and a half from Patter
son. The particulars of the accident
are as follows : Alfred, teiW out ot
empjoyment, left Patterson six weeks
ago for Driftwood, Cameron county, Pa.,
where he obtained employment in the
carpeater gang on the Philadelphia &
Erie Railroad, and worked until Thurs
day morning, April 23rd, when he was
accidentally drowned. The accident
occurred near the Company's railroad
bridge, IS miles above Driftwood Sta
tion. This bridge had been swept
away by the recent rise of the river.
The foreman of the carpenters with his
men had been erecting temporary tres
tle work to repair the bridge. On this
fatal Thursday the temporary work was
likely to be washed sway, and the fore
man, two carpenters and Alfred got
into a boat and started to cross the
stream to fix it a short distance above
the breast of the dam, and when out io
the middle of the river the boat began
to dip water. Alfred asked the two
carpenters if they conld swim. Tbey
said "Yes," and immediately jumped
out and swam to the shore in safety.
The foreman and Alfred then tried
with the boat to make either the pier
or!uce water, but finding it fruitless,
ihavicg only a pole to steer with) Al
fred asked the foreman if he could
swim. He answered " Yes, a little."
He then said, "Alfred, yon save the
boat," and he jumped out. Alfred
said, "I'm all right, save yourself."
These were Alfred's last words. He
then tried with the boat to make either
the brijg; pier or sluice-water, but his
dangsr ass nearer than be anticipated,
and be was swept over the dam. The
boat upset and he was thrown in the
reaction of the water below the dam,
where fee struggled manfully to save
himself, but in Vain ; he was drowned.
The foreman succeeded in catching
on the breast of the dam, and held him
self there until assistance came from
the shore, when he was rescued in an
almost lifeless condition, and remained
so for a considerable length of time.
As soon as the foreman was rcfeued
search was made for the body of Alfred,
commencing at 9 A. M. It was not
found, however, until, Friday after
noon, whew the foreman was able to
tell where he last taw him. After this
information they hooked him up. His
father in the ineautiuie was apprised of
the accideut by telegram. He left this
place on Thursday night on Cincinnati
Express for Cameron, and arrived there
on Friday morcing. He returned on
Saturday, on Way Passenger, with the
body, which was taken to his borne.
His remains were conveyed to Union
Cemetery for burial on Sunday last,
followed by the relatives, friends and a
large cooiourse of citizens. The fu
neral services were conducted by the
Rev. D. M. Blackwelder, of the Luth
eran church.
Alfred Mitchell was born in Juniata
county, Sept. 21, 1853, and his age was
20 years, 7 nios. and 2 days. He was
loved by all who knew hin?; H was
a kind loving brother and a dutiful son
a perfect disciple of honesty and
bravery, ever seeing the danger of
others but cou'.d not see his own. He
leave a father, mother, brothers, sis'
ters, "nd last, but not least, one who
would soou have been as dear to him
as all others. But let tbeut be guided
by the poet's words
He's beyond the smsel b-ight,
To fair regions on high ;
No fleeting clouds its mansions build,
No chanceful rays of splendor gild
The bliss that there entwines:
Tnvisited by the shdesof nisnt,
The regions of snire:iie dulight,
IK-vond the sunset bright."'
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ADJOURNED SALE.
PfBLIC SaLK of Ttfeny Head of
Fine Youn .Mules, 3 or A Years Old,
front Kentucky and Illinois Lmge nl
Medium Sizts-nell Matched n ill
be sold at publie sale, FRIDAY,
MAY 1st, 1874, at the yards on the
n.H.l.or Farm. The Mules are no
haul and resdy for inspection.
Will be sold on the same day, Five
Head of Young Horses and Mares.
Terms of Sale. Six months' credit,
with approved security. Ten per cent,
off for cash.
Jacob Hergt.
D. P. Sclouff.
11. E. Bcrlas, Dentist, respectfully
informs his friends and the public gen
erally, that he ha moved bis office from
the rooms he occupied last year, over
the Post Office, tj a building owned by
Dr. Hutton, opposite the Lutheran
Church, Perrysville, Juniata Co., Pa.,
where he is fitting up to attend to all
the operations pertaining to bis protes
cinn in the best manner. Teeth mount-
A on the followine bases : Improved
Continuous Gum, Non-sectional or
t'arved Work, Mineral Bases, Keyo
plastie mounted in an improved style,
secured to him by letters patent, a plate,
the surface of which is as pure as vir
; old. is durable, and is manufac
tured by himself; also, Gold, Silver,
or Alluminum Plates, all of which are
warranted to be done in the most work
manlike manner. Celluloid at $o.00
for an upper or lower set, which in some
respects is more desirable than nl
canite. Prices reduced an all opera
tions. P'22"31
A little girl named Sarah Ellen j
Hughes, sged eight years, and daugh
ter of widow Hughes, of Matilda Fur
nace, Huntingdon County, was fatally
burned on the evening of tbe 11th
inst. Her mother left her in tbe house
for a few minutes, when she got some
fire and attempted to light a pipe. In
so doing she set her clothes on fire.
Her little brother, who had bis jaw
broken on the railroad some days be
fore, run out and called for assistance.
A gentleman, who was passing, came to
ber rescue, but too late. Her body
was burned black, tbe clothing having
all been burned off ber. Medieal as
sistance was procured, bnt without
avail. She survived bnt four or five
hours. -Jllktona Tribune.
Public Sale. Samuel F. Sieber,
Administrator of Emanuel Spieher, de
ceased, will soli at publie sale, at the
late residence of said decedent, in
Walker township, about one mile north
eaat ot Meiico, on Thursday, April 30,
1874, Four head work of work horses,
2 two year old colts, 2 one-year old
colts, 5 cows two fresb ; 7 head of
young csttle, I sow and pigs, 5 shcats,
reaper, threshing machine, 2 wagons,
1 carriage, and a great variety of farm
ing utensils, alno lot of lumber, oak
shingles, hay ; also the entire house
hold furniture. Sate to commence at
9 o'clock. If not all sold on the fir.'t
day, the sale will be continued on Fri
day. Wm. Caveny, auctioneer.
31 A i; HIED:
MORROW FLICKIN";ER On the 2nd
inst., by Rev. J. H. Stewart, John B. Mor
row, of Waterloo, and Annie J. Flickinger,
of Port Royal, Pa.
Perry county pipers please copy.
WATERS M U.M Jl All On the 23rd in
stant, by Kev. D. V. Blackwelder, Mr John
Waters, ot Cornwall, England, and Miss
Vary A. Mum mall, of Fermanagh twp.
1HED:
SMITH In Tbompirfntown, on the 2olh
day of March, 1574, Joseph Banks Smith,
aged 2J years, 10 month' aud 20 days.
The subject of the above notice was the
son of David Smith, Sr., of Itelaware twp.
He was a yaung man of correct moral prin
ciples, aud was during the last year engaged
in the mercantile business with N.nhao
Keely, under the tiriu of Kevly A. Smith.
As a citizen he was respected and esteemed
by all who bad any intercourse or dealings
with him. But what is better than all, lie
was a worthy aud consistent member of the
Evangelical Lutheran Chun h ol Thoinpson
town lor the last six years, and an active,
faithful worker in the Sunday School. In
both the church and Sunday School his loss
will be deeply felt. But our loss is his
eternal gain, lor he was ready and anxious!
"to depart aud lie with Christ, lii. h is far
better." Let not the surviving friends
'weep as those that have no hope," but
prepare to meet him in the better land
above.
TURBETT On the 22ud iust., in Tur-
bett township, after a lingering illness. Wil
liam Turbett, aged 73 years.
PATTERSON On th-r 2Sd inst.. in
Walker township, Henry Patterson, aged
45 years, 5 months aud 4 days.
LLOYD On the 23d inst., in Delaware
township, George W. Lloyd, aged 53 years.
Tsibite or Respect.
Hall of Sincerity L-dge 307, I.O.O.F. )
Thonipsoutown, April 2", 1S74. J
Hero, The scythe of time, through
God's unerring wisdom, has shorn from our
midst our beloved friend and brother, Past
Grand Ocokue W. Lloyd a man jissess-
ing such genius, power and goodness that
now bids all human judgment stand cold;
a man who by his practical life has caused
the pen to be too feelrit an instrument to
add honor to his dying wortn ; tliereiore
Rtiolrtd, That through the dispensation
of our Ureat Master our order has lost one
of its brightest ornaments, society a true
friend, aud evil a strong enemy. A star
has fallen from our midst, under whose
light we have deemed it a privilege to walk,
aud although the grave has claimed him for
its own, wb are trying to say, " iUy will, O
Lord, be done."
Rtsolrti, That this Ladge deeply sym
pathize with the relatives and friends of
the deceased brother, and that a copy of
these resolutions be furnished thorn.
Httolctd, That this Lodge attend the
funeral as a bodv, and a mark of respect
tue Lodge room be draped, and I oat our
members wear the badgs of mourcii g for
thirty days.
littolrtd, That thi preamble and resolu
tions be publishi-d in our county papers by
request of the Lodge.
J. S. 1.1 KENS.
ELIHU BEN N EK. Com.
W. S. UKNKKLS,
i'OMJIERCJ Ha.
MIPFLIXTOWN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by J. i II. A. Stambaugh.
NirrusTOW, Asril 23, 1674.
Butter 35
Kfsjs IS
Dried Allies 10
" H'aettberries 1"
' Raspberries 2')
Potatoes 9"
Hani. 12
Shoulder 1')
Stl3
Washed U ol .... 40
Ground Alum Salt, pi-r S4ck,.... 2 0
MlFFUNTO-nrX GRAI.V MARKET.
Corrected weeaiy by D. P. SuloutT Co
Wheat 1 fil
Oat, fair M
Corn,... 0
Harley Jj9
Clovereeed
Timothy seed 2 61
flaxseed. .............. ........ 1 S
NOTICE.
'VTOTICK is hereby given that the books
11 ol the fate Drni ol cwing a owira
of Johnstown, Juniata county, have b-jea
plared in the bands of Richard Uoyle. fcsq
and all accounts remaining unpaid hy the
1st ot Slay next, will be collected by hi'n as
the law dir-xts. To save costs nrtiea in
debted must make payment before that time
to Squire Doyle.
D. S. EWI'G.
April 15, 1874-3W
DIs8ln(ioa of Co-Partnership.
THE cu-parUmrship heretofore existing
between the undersigned, trading un
der the firm name of Til ten k. Espenschade,
in MifHintown, is this day (April 1, 1874)
dissolved by mutual consent. The books
of said firm are in the Lands of Frederick
Kspensrhade. All persons indebted to said
firm will nlease call and settle their accounts.
E. T1LTKV.
F. ESPENSCHADE.
April 1, 1874.
AslsnlnlNtrater'ti Haltcc
Ettatt of D. P. Kurtz, deceased.
LETTERS of Administration on the es
tate ot D. P. Kurta, late of Mexico,
deceased, have been granted to the nnder
A II neraons indebted to the said
slate "are requested to make immediate
payment, and those caving claims or uc-
. -s aa aamr tn tit war fllfn
known Withont delay to
JOHN MOTZER, JdnCt.,
Mexico, Janiata Co., Fa
April IS, 1874.
Sent ArtnirrtlnemeXt.1.
NEW OPENING
A T PER R YS VILLE.
("I S. KILLS takes this method of re
! turning thanks to citizens of Perrys
ville and surrounding country for put fa
vors, and, having formed tlni firm of U. S.
MILLS It SOS, they hope to merit a con
tinuance of Mtronage. Thay can now bet
ter serve the public, having jtut opened out
a regular business of Merchandising in all
Goods usually kept in a country store,
such as
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEEJWV1RE, AOTIO.YS,
II AT, HOOTS A, SIIOES,
Also, a lull line of Shoemakers' Findings,
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, Morocco,
American and French Calf Skins, ail of
which we will sell at the lowest prices for
cash and country produce.
Also, a tell lint ot READT-MADE
CLOTHING. Also, a
Merchant Tailoring Department
in the tre, storked with CLOTHS and
CASSIM EKES, which we will make opto
order or sell by th yard to customers.
07" All woolen goods cut to order.
Call and see us. We mean to please onr
Customers, preferring the nimble six-peace
to the slow shilling.
Store opposite McMauiglc's hotel, ia the
Stevenson propertv.
(i. S. MII.L9 k. SON.
Perrysville, March 13, 1874.
NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES
Mat 1, 1874, to Aran 80, ie7o.
Toe Law of December 21, 1S72, requires
every person rnsapeil in any busiuess, avo
cation, or enifiiuYliient which renders Mm
li.ble t..aSI'Ki I VLTtX. TO PROCVRK
.id pl.ice ro.xspuToir. r .v his
EST.1Hl.lSHXKr OR PL.ICE OF
BL'SIXICSS a STAMP lcnntn th.- ytx.
ment of said SPECIAL TAX furlhe 8tcial
Tal year, bea-innint: May 1, lHTt, before
coiiimencine: or continuing business after
April . 1X74.
The Taxes embraced within the provisions
of the Law above cjnuteil are the fol.owiug,
viz
Rectifiers $if 00
llea.eis, retail liquor ... 25 00
Dealers, wholesale liiiior 1"0 CO
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale.. 6(1 00
Dealers in malt liquors, retail 00
Dealers in leaf tobacco 2 " 00
Retail dealers in leaf totijec.: 6X) 00
Aim! on sale of over $1,000, fifty
cents for every dollar in excess
of $1,000.
"Vah-rs in mannfaetnred tobacco... 5 00
Manutarturers ot stills .VHH;
And for each still manufactured.. 20 00
And for each worm manufactured 20 00
Manufacturers of tobacco 10(H)
Manuiactururs of cip irs 10 00
l'ldllers ot tohaliho, first clans
(more than two horses) 50 10
Peddlers of totMceo, second elans,
(too hore) 2"00
Pedillers of tobacco, third class,
(one lior-e) 15 00
Peddlers f lobfco, fourth class,
(on toot or I. null- eonvevane e) .. 10 00
Brewers of !es th.in hh barrels... 50 00 i
Brewers or SO'J V.rre!s . more.... 100 00
Any rwTi) so lia'rle, who shall fail to
conilv with the oreojug requirements
will be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or tirms liable to luv any ef the
Sp'jcial Taxes named ab-jve iuuit apply to I
C. J. baiNEB, lollectur ct luternal Keve-
nue at Sl'NbTKY, Pa., and jay for and j
procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps
thev need, prior to X.t t, 1571, aud
W1TUOLT FURTHER NOTICE.
J. TV. DOUGLASS,
foxsiiiitwr of Internal Rereake.
Orrirc or Ixtebxai. Kevrsir, )
IVasuiNUToK, D.C., Feb. 16, 18i4. J
g li. LOUDON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room in rear of Crystal Palace Building,
on Water Street, MiffliEtown, Pa.,
FASHIONABLE GOODS alwaya on
band.
CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shortest
notice.
GOODS SOLD by the yard or pattern.
PKKSON'S buying (roods can bate tbem
cut in garments free of charge.
B I'TTERlL'tTS P.1TTERSS also for
sale.
ALL WORK WAR HASTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 22, 1873-tf
GREAT REDUCTION
IS TIIK
PRICES P TEETH!
Full I'ppcr or Lewer Setts as Low as f
jr teeth allowed to leave the office nn
lefs the patient is satisfied.
Teeth remodeled and repaired.
Teeth filled to lnt for life.
Teeth extracted without pain, bv the nse
of N i irons Oxide uas, always on hand.
Di n'nl wo k !me '.r persons without
th'-ni hnvinir thrir homes, if desired.
Tniharhe stripped in five minnles with
out extmci:ny the tfoith, t the fental
hi-eof U. I,. Dt.KR, established in Jlilllin-
towa in lb)0.
O. L. DEKR,
Jan 24. 1S72. Practical Dentist
Admlnlstratara' Sotlct.
Estate of John M. Thompson, deceasrd
! HKKKAS Letters of Administration
II on the estate of John M. Thompson,
l ite of the borough of Perrysville, di-ceaseil,
hsving leen granted to the undersigned, all
M-rsons mdi'bted to said estate are reques
ted Io m.ike immediate payment, and those
having claims will please present them
properly authenticated for settlement
'JAMES B. THOMPSON, Jdm'r.
April 1, ISO I.
Administrator' Xotlrc
Etl ale of J. B. Smith, deceased.
T ETTEKS of Administration on the
I A tate of J. B. Smith, deeeastl, hav ing
been granted to the sutiscrib-r, ill persons
indebted to the same will make payment,
and those havinc claims will make known
the same milhout delav to
tD Wlii SMITH, Sr.. Jam'r,
Tboni)sontown, Juninta Co., Pa,
April 15, 1874.
IV OTICE is hereby given that the Book.
it ntes, ana rapcrs ol me nrro ot Keely
At Smith are left in the hands of Nathan
Keelv, surviving member of the Arm of
Keelv Smith All persona indebted to
the said firm, and those having claims
gainst the stme, will call upon I lie said
iaiuan aeeiy ior numeuiaie seiiiemeni.
DAVID SMITH, Sr., Jdmr,
Thonipsoutown, Juniata Co., Pa.
April 15, le74.
gOMMOM SEIBER,
lit visit Mittlm and ratterson everv
Tuesday, inursnay ana Saturday mornings
and will furniKb tbe citizens of these, bur
onghs wit I the best of
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTOX, PORK, tc.
at tha very lowest prices. He respectfully
solicits me patronage oi tne puoiic.
April , lo72 1 y.
Normal School.
THE County Normal School still re-open
at Tbompsnntown, Pa., AraiL 6, 1874.
There will bo SpriBg and Fall Sessions.
Special attention ill be paid to tbe prep
aration or leachers. i erms reasonable.
For particulars call on or address
T. D. av J.M. OAKMAN,
Jan21-3m Patterson, Pa.
A fine aasortment of cloths, cassimsrcs.
vestings, Sx, alwm on band snd for sale
br k. B. LOUDOX.
VEiT .IDrERTISEMUJriS
HEAD
Bridge
THIRD ARRIVAL
Of New Goods this Season
GREAT nEDl'CTIOJf
IX PRICES f
10 PER CENT.
CHE.1PFR TILLS EFER f
Water Proof Cloth at 83 cts.
per yard.
Velveteen at 50c, 90c, and
$1.00 per yard.
Colored Blanket ft tl.Zi aiti$1.75
m piece.
Wine Blankets at $2 25 mni
Upwards.
TAB LIS LINElsr
As Low ts 3Ce per jard.
DOTATION BUCK GLOVES.
At SllTT CENTS.
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IvESrECTFCLLY YoCRS, &C,
JE.WIL SCHOTT.
mW LUMBER, 0.
THfe nnrtersipned, havtns; completed his
new Warehouse in Perrysville, would
resfiecttully invite the allenlion if the
farnters of the county to the fact tllat he is
at all times
PAYING TOE HIGHEST PRICES
FOR ALL KINDS OF
GRAIN, SEEDS, Ac, Ac.
Having introduced new facilitier for hoist
ing, weighing, Stc, we are now -epared to
unload ith tbe least fioisib'e trouble.
Bark, Railroad Ties, Locufit
Posts, and all Saleable
Country Produce
will be bought at all times, either for
CASH OR IX EXCHANGE FOR MER
CHANDISE.
HAVE FOR SALE
GOAL, LUMBER, FISH, SALT,
PLASTER, GROUND OR LUMP,
which will be sold to suit purchasers, either
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
and at the lowest rates ruling.
At my Store in Turbett township may be
lonnd as Complete an assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
isroTioisrs,
Queensware, Hardware, &c,
all of which will be sold as low, if not a
little IbVter tluui elsewhere-
NOAH HERTZLEB.
Dec. H, 1873-tf
rCNlATA VALLEY BANK.
Pomeroy, Patterson, Jacobs & Co.
UTLISTOW!!, jrSUTt COCHTV, L.
CAPITAL, $.0,000.
JOSEfn PHMEROT, PrcrWent.
T. VAN IRVIN, Cashier;
BIBECIORS : '
Joseph PomeroV, Jo?in Balshaeh,
Jerome N. Thompson, H. H. Itechtel,
John J. Patterson, J. W. Frank.
George Jacobs,
United State StcuriUtt, Bond; 4c
bought and sold.
beten-thtrties exchanred for Ftve-ticenlu
at market rates. United States coupons
pani.
Gold and Silrer bott;ht at highestt rates.
Timnnmit rerirti- raiVrinas made, drafts
- I - - .
oa Mr principal cities, and a general banking
Bonds and other valuable papers received
on special deposit. juneo'73-tf
CLARK WRIGHTS
TINWARE AND SHEET
IROX STORE.
91 Bin Mrcct, Pattertoa.
Uere a complete assortment of
TIN AKD SHEET IEON WARE
may constantly be found to suit customers,
and are offered at a BARGAIN.
rCREPAIRING neatly and expeditions
ly executed.
Rootling; and Sponting
cr the BEST MATERIAL, made to order
on short notice.
THE PUBLIC
Are also hereby informed ttat I regnlarty,
every week, ran a ear to and from Phila
delphia, going to the city on Tuesday and
returning to Patterson on Thursday. Per
sons purchasing goods in Philadelphia, cn
have them brought promptly here by order
ing them to VS-i Market street, in care of
Clark Wright' Market Car. I also invite
the attention of those who ship produce to
tbe east, to tbe facilities offered, and earn
estly solicit their patronage.
. CLARK WRMHT.
Dee. Sit 1S7I.
QUARTERS
I
Street.
GOODS SOLD AT
. PANIC PRICES !
BAPsGAIBS for EVEKYEODY
CHEAP ! CHEAP ! OIEAP !
IS THE CRT!
TEICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
MOTTO:
!" Quick Saie and 9wU Profits !"
;
lARGE SINGLE SHAW LS
ssj SMd as low ss $1 50.
Shawta bt Every D:-2criptioa
hj SolJ at a Paerifiee.
Four Border Eandksrchieft
FOR i" CESTS.
Buying my Good for Car enable
me to make these Great Redactions.
NEW
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
We hare opened out in the New Build
ing on the Ncvin lot, on ErMge street, the
largest and best stock of
soon aso-shoes,
LADIES',
' MISSES' AND
. .'. " CHILDREN'S
ever brought to the connty.
We buy our stock from Manufacturers
and in larg lots. W pay r4 and expect
to sell for cath, which will enaole us to
offer GOODS
At Pric38 far Below the Average.
TTORK MADE TO ORDER.
This branch of the business will be su
perintended by A. B. FASICK, one of the
best practical mechanics in the county. All
kinds of repairing done,
ALL WORK WJRRJXTED.
(OKNELIUS BARTLET.
July 2, 1873-tf
t. Sl LOl lT . CO,
FORWARD AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IX
GRAIN,
LUMBER.
COAL,
I'LASTEB,
8 ALT
CALCINED PLASTEB
RESUMPTION.
JOHN DIKT1L her-bv annonnces to his
old 1-nstuinera and the public generally,
that he has again resumed business at his
old stand, on
Water (street, MtfSlntowa,
Where he will manufacture in a satisfactory
manner,
Harnesi, Light and Heary, to
Suit All,
Horse Collars, Riding Saddles, IVairon
Saddles, Bridles of all Kinds,
Plow Lines, in fact everything
in His Line.
REPAIRING neatly aiid expeditiously
executed.
CaUnd inquire before going elsewhere.
JOHN D1EHL,
On Water Street, a few doors Korth of
the Crystal Palace Building.
Hot 13, lSiil-om
pAIXTLNGr AND
PAPER HANGING.
The undersigned, having nine year's ex
perience in the PAINTINU BL'SINESS, in
the employ of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, offers hia services to the public.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HAXGINQ,
AND CALSOMING,
in all the various branches, will be prompt
ly attended to, aud satisfaction given.
(.barges moderate. .
. JAMES W. TJAMILTON.
UUHintown, April B, 1874-tf
Stahnel and Berabtieaa $1.9 a yeat
MISCELL.IMEOCS
10,000 YARDS CALICO
AT IO CENTS PER YAED4 AT
j. & H. A. STAMBAUGB'S,
Cor. cf Mnln and Britlic Sts.
NIIFFLINl'OWK, PA;
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
QUEEXSW ARE, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Cll PETS, Floor, Stair nd Table OIL, Cl.OTII$,
BOOTS, SHOES," HATS, CAPS, 40.. !iC.
C5-GIVE US A CALL AND
-:0
FISH & SALT ALWAYS ON HAND.
IF TOU WANT
A i Y T 1 2 I ft
THAT CAN BE 1TKCHA5EP'
AT A BOOT SHOE STORE
AND THAT CAN 15E HAD
At the Lowest Prices
TO INSURE
A Good Article,
Call at tbe BOOT and SHOE STORE of
HE CIIEERFILL.Y
Repairing Promptly Miauled to.
NEW CASH STORE
AT
LOCUST GROVE, MILFORD TAVP.
Oue a half miles south.west of Patterson.
THE subscriber would most respectfully inform the public that he has just opened a
Store at the .hove place, where he is prepared to supply all who nuy I'avorh'uu with
lheir patronage with the latest and most select assortment f
DRT GOOftS, HROCERIES. QrEEXSWARE, WKP AND WIM.OW WARE, OIL
CLOTHS, BOOTS 4. SlIi'E.S. Also, with a full supply of
HOIE-IADE GOODS, YARNS, &C.,
All of which he offers to sell or exchange for country pioduce at
TIIK VERY IXVWTLST PEICEy.
Much lower, in fart, than good have been sold within the ronntv for manv rears.
lie wid pv the highest maiker jriee for
either in cash or goods.
Locust Orore, Aug. 8, 1373-tf.
D.W.Harley&Co.'s
I the place where yon can bny
TUT BK5T A3ll TUE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
juts, e.ips. Boors, shoes, .ixd furxishixg coons.
WE are prepared to exhibit one of the most ehoiee and select stocks ever offered ir
this market, and at jiSTOMSlli.XGLY LOW PRICES '
Also, measures taken fur suits and parts of suits, wbicb will ba nud.j to crIer
at short BoticC, very reasonable.
Uempniber tbe place, in Hoffman's
Water s'reets, MIPFLIXTOWN, PA.
what to vm m
Just step into SAM PEL STRATEK'S CI.UT1I1XG STOKE. Bridge rlrect, Patterson'
Pa., and he will tell you all about it.
Having jnft rrtiirned from Philadelphia and N'cw Tort, ho ran snf rjy you wi:U the
Latest art C'-ftcrt Styles f
C L O T II I X G OF A LI, KINDS,
Coss, Pant. Vets. Hits, Cap, Boots aiil Shoes. Watc'.es and Jewelry, Notions, fur
phing (;His in emilcs variety, Csrpet-., Plo'ir t)il Cloth, Furniture, lie, ilieipcr than
the cheapest, lor the sau:u quality ot goudi. Call in and bo convinced.
Jle;viurc Taken and Suits Lulc to OrJcr.
Tatterson, M.y 16, 175 SaMI'EI. STRATER-
JSitminrnn t'arila.
jsn int8TonE.
BANKS A HAMLIN,
(Beltord Huiliiing,)
Main Street, .nilillnlovTB, r.
DEALERS IN
IiRUOS AXD MF.rHCIXKS,
CHEMICALS, 1YF. STIFF. PAINTS
OiLS,VAHXISHES,HLA.SS.Pl:TrV,
CUALUIL, LAMPS, KCKXERS,
CIIIMNETS, B It 1' S II E S,
lIAIRMtl'MILS, TOtJTH
BRl'SIIES, PF. R-
1t.mert, combs,
soaps. hair
cir.Atis,
NOTIONS, .
S T A T I O N E R T
LARGE VARIEET OP
PAT KM MEDICINES,
Selected with great car., and warranted
iroin hich attthoritv.
r7-Pnrest or WINES AND LIQt ORS
for mcdiesl pnrposes.
C7"l'hFJ3JRll,T10NS cmpT!nded with
great care. June -1-U.
TUSCARORA ACADEMY,
AXD
JUMATA NORMAL INSTITUTE.
(FOR BOTH SEXES.
THE Sumnvr Session, (0 weeks,) will
bezin MAV 4th. There m III bd lec
tures on the theory and piactice of teach
ing. Special arrungementa tor yoeng ladies.
Lesocs given on the Piano, Orz in and Vi
oliu. Teachers ili And many advantages
Terras, low. Address
D. D. SToN E, Ph. D., Principal,
Aemdeniia, Juniata Co., Pa.
B-srll-tf
.fDrERTlSE.VE.Y7S.
HEAR OUR PRICES. tj
J. W. DEAN,
Bridge Street, Patterson, Penr'a.
IXSPECTI03T.
Vocnst Posts, Railroal Ties ami Wood;
A. J.' liEKTZLElv.
New Bui!dio, corucr of Bii(5c;e tnj
may 8, KS-t
how to vim i
4
:(:
t
I'roffXiional Cords.
yy i. niAwi oun, m. p,
i Has resumed aetirely f!"e prarttri! of
I MiKiieine and S-rfy and their collateral
branches. tiRce at the old corner of Third
; and Orange streets. !,irlmti".rn, Pa.
or. If, ?:j-m
THOMAS A. ELDEIt, M. D..
Physician and Surgeon,
illEFLlSTOWX, r.i.
Ollii-e hours from D a. . to 3 r. . O'.
fice in his lather's residence, at lh south
nd of Water street. .ictJ-J-tf
LFUED J. PATTERSON,
ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW,
JIIFFLINTOWN, JLNIATA CO PA.
All buNincss promptly attended to.
Orrita. In the room formerly occupied
br Attornev Alfiaorl.
JOUIS E. ATKI.VSOX,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
CCollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
OrrK E On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House Square.
t'CTIO.TEEK.
HI1UMAN KILLER, of Hillerstowni
Perry comity, tenders his services to the
publis as Auctioneer, ami will atteid
promptly to the crying of soles at any poiat
in the rountv. Give bin a call.
Pee. 24, 178-:.