SENTINEL & ilEPUBLICAN
MIFFLIN! Q'S:
fTeSheaday. May 6. 1SY4.
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Transient business notices in local col
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Deductions will le made to th e dcsirtag
to advertise by the year half or quarter
Tear. ;
PESN'A. B. RETIME TABLE.
Passenger trains leave Mifflin Station as
follows: - . .
IAtTWlD.
Phiadelphia hi; rcss, 1 2o a m
y.i-l Line, 3 2i) ,
liarrislii'rg Accommo., 1 1 v w.
Ml- 6 12 p m.
raciiic Express, 10 13 a nt.
Cincinnati Express, 8 (.0 p ru.
Pittsburg Express, 1 20 a'ra.
Ciii' ii'uati Express, 2 23 a m.
l'acitic, C 00 a m.
Way Passenger, 10 04 a in.
Mail, 3 SS pm.
K! Line, 6 34 p in.
Mitiiin, Nor 2, 1873.
LOC.iL 1STELLIGEACE.
Editorial space U this issue surrendered
to general news.
Call a: Banks i Hamlin's for pure fresh
Drups. Bclftird corner.
Where are the May flowers 1 Echo an
swers, "Away down South. "
The co-partnership existing between Ke
cih Suloutrand D. 1'. Sulouff has been dis
solved. he sure to see the advertisement of the
Johnstown Store. Sugar and all Groceries
lower than ever miicc the war. lw
The I'erry County Sundiy School Con
vention w ill meet at Blooinflcld May 12th
and nth.
The Puncannon Record has gone where
tie woodbine twineth, wherever that is.
Peace ! Peace !
Largest stock of Drufs and Medicines m
the comity at Banks fe Hamlin's. Every
body is invited to call and inspect.
lilooiiiliel !, Perry county, was delighted
lat week by two Frenchmen and a b.-ar
performing in the alrcets.
!. W. llarley V Co., h ive just rej.lenish
ej their store with the Latest styles of goods
at reduced price.
On Monday night a week Walton Monroe,
a citizen of Perry county, was drowned i;i
the cvnal at Liverpool. Ilia body was not
recovered until ta Sunday.
5i'iv Goals in AVoihI ward's Stor? in
Johnstow n. Calicoes, Trimaiiii,., CJiujs
ic, in endless variety. lw
The time for receiving sealed proposa's
for the building of a scu u! bouse iu Dela
ware townshp has Feen extended. See
Notice elsewhere in this jnj.-er.
John Todd, Esq., of Patterson, hid a
co killed on the railroad oti last Sunday.
No damage was done to the train that
knocked her oil" the track.
All tlje rr'nA.V Patent Medicines can be
fou'id at Banks fc. Hamlin's.
Otto Miley, a hotel-keeier at Lilly's Sta-ti-in,
Cambria county, committed suicide
by a istt shot in the head, on Sunday
cve'iitsg a week. Cause mania polu.
The paint of Ober t'o , naar Oakland
Mills, tins county, is being sought for by
parties outside of Juniati. Their mines
may develope to great value.
An awning alo::g tha entire front of the
IWlford li.jtise is to ad 1 to tlie sumnijr at
tractions of foe stores of Stambauh and
Ba-.iks . Hamlin.
An exchange, gifted with closer observa
tion than the. commonality of mankind,
says that since the purchase of Alaska, the
climate has grown colder iu this latitude.
A full line of Slatiouery and Druggists'
nndries nt Banks & Hamlin's.
An exchange iu a mood of strict propri
ety declares that spring is lingering too long
in the Inp of w inter. It says the conduct
isn't p.-ojfc-r ; li'e two should get married.
Lienor sh.iwed its turbulent spirit last
Saturday on Main street, by setting two
men to fighting. It was a battle bjtiveeu a
townsman and a countryman. The towns
liiio came out "second best."
liorjert Acres, a man of notoriously bd
character, last week was let out ot the
Western Penitentiary by expiration of term,
and immediately taien to the Allegheny
county insane asylum, on account of in
sanity. The !eniooratic County Committee met
at the Patterson 11-usj last Tuesday, an 1
appointed Saturday, August 22nd, n -xt as
the day lor holding the delegite electious.
John Dunbar, Amos G . Bonsdl and David
Fowls were selected Senatorial Conferees.
Dr. J. N. Urubb was selected as Represen
tative Delegate to the uext State Conven
tion. Persons desirous of p'lrchsslnj? a lot in
the Union Cemetery can receive all the U
formjiion they desire on the siibj.-sct and
have the business promptly attended to by
addressing any of the following board ot
oflic.ers ol the Cemetery Association : D. A
Notestine, President ; John Dietrick, Sec
retary; Henry S. Scholl, Treasurer; W. F.
Snyder, Superii.tendvnt,
Two Frenchmen and a French bear, the
fame that exhibited in almost every town in
central Pennsylvania, ap;earcd here on
Thursday. The quality of the dancing may
lie inferred from the rmrk of Bob Tarker,
that the bear danced like au ex-editor. Ii
was a compliment to the troupe to say that
they know as much about heel and toe
ology as an cx-cditor.
Lat Friday McDonald k Arbuckla were
in tow n w ith a handsome equipage and all
the paraphernalia that is necessary to insure
a speedy and complete furnishing of douses
and barns with Lightning Kods. McDouaM
& Arbuckle, whose address is MoCoysville,
Juniata Co., Pa., are putting up the '-Man-eon
Copper Tubular Rod." It is reputed
the best rod in the market, with all or the
latest improvements of fasteuings and in
Bulators. To Lave food insulators and
fastenings is almost as important as the rod
itself. McDonald & Arbuckle are deter
mined to give satisfaction.
Thousands of promising youths, of
both sexes, go down to untimely graves,
from genetal debility and weakness,
who might be sated by fortifying their
systems with Iron. The Peruvian Syr
up is an Iron Tonic prepared expressly
to supply this vitalising element, and is
the only preparation of iron that will
assimilata at once with the blood.
Stanley's text, when he preached to the
newly married Duke and Duchess of Edin
burgh , was : "Father, forgive them, for they
knww net what they do."
Some one of the constellation of
owners of the Independent U5es excep
tion to what wo aaid in a local relative
to the ventilation of the lecture rojin
of the M. E. church when we visited it
during last Court.
The points oar friend of the above
named paper attempts to make are two :
lft. That we attacked the Methodist
congregation of this place. 2nd. That
he has lost one of his senses.
As to the first point. Did we attack
t'ae Methodist congregation ? By what
process of reasoning au intelligent
christian would arrive at such a con
clusion we are unable to imagine. The
meeting was not a denominational meet
ing of any kiud, called to hear a sermon.
or for exhortation and prayer. It was
not a congregation of Methodists, cr a
congregation of any other church. It
was an argument court, ovet which the
President Judge of the district presi
ded, and those present were lawyers,
clients, interested persons and specta
tors. The Methoduts as a congrega
tion had no more to do with it than an
argument errort has to do with the con-
gregition that worship in that room at
tegularly stated times. We said the
ventilation was dreadfully bad, aud that
the smell of new paint and plaster gave
us a doleful feeling, and that others
present looked as if they felt the same
way ; and added that such being the
case it would have been a good plac
to start a revival meeting if good strung
lunged revival preachers could be ob
tained. Where was the offense ! bat
was there iu such a statement as that t
Are there no stout revival preachers
outside of the Mctbodist church? A
do!t on'.y would say so. Was the
writer for the Independent present, and
did i feel aggrieved that there might
arise the thought that there is room iu
him fur a revival of the christian graces
and virtues Our lcal contained no of
feusc. If any people imagined it to
contain off-use or attack, it cettaiuiy
c u'.d not be the members of the Meth
odist church, for to our recollection we
did not see a ueuuLsr of that denomi
nation t'jerr. lie do not ace where
the attack on that people is introduced. I
As lo the ventilation of the room, it
was dreadfully bid. Indeed the words
'dreadfully bad"' do not express how
r.aa it was. it was siuiuiiy baa. lias
it entered into the mind of mr editorial
friend that it is a siu to allow the at
mosphere of a room to become so con
taminated by foul air that thu health ot
people woo breath it is endangered ?
Possibly the religion of our frietid is of
such hhrivck'd proportions that abuses
of the bc'y are not comprehended in it.
The Methodist congregation were not
wursbippi ig there that day ; how could
they be responsible ? Tbey were uot
there to fee aud attend to the opening
and shutting of windows, so as to secure
a wholesome and pleasant atmosphere.
'.Ve dii not believe our friend capable
of the stupidity that it requires to fall
into such a mistake. e excuse him
and attribute it to his want of discriui
uation. His second point is that he has lo t
one of his senses, lie is therefore an
object of the deepest commisseration.
People the world over sympathize with
those who arc to unfortunate as to lose
any one of the sensas. What a sad
m:sfortuoe to be deprived of the sense
of s'ght Peath itself is scarcely less
dreadful. What a pleasure to listen to
conversation ot friends and dear ones,
aud be moved and swayed to aud Iro by
the harmony and discord that prevails
in all circles of every day life ; how
dreadful to lose one's hearing. How
delightful to sit down and enjoy the
luxuries of an ample table; hew per
f lexing not to able to tell one kioi of
food from another, to not be able to tell
the differeuce between aloes and sugar,
or distinguish by taste between a dried
herring and ice cream on a hot day in
August.
Uarring the consideration of the loss
of other seuses we here rise to explain
that the firegotug reflections originated
through an announcement to us that
cur christian brother editor of the In
dipendti t has loit the sense of smelling ;
that he is oow incapable of "smelling."
We were transfixed by the astounding
and alarming news. No! no! thought
we, it cauuot be so ! Then wo reflect
ed on his misfortune a long time, and
reached the conclusion that the Ions of
the sens of smell is also possible, but
we also concluded that if such a dis
aster had been wrought upon the organ
of our friend, it must have been done
quite recently. It must indeed have
overtaken him at the moment he went
to press, for be printed the evidence
that he smelt the river bridge aud the
reoeptiou room at the railroad station,
as well as other institutions and thii.gs.
Our brother's declaration that bo is
incapable of smelling noic, must be
taken at its face value, without the
slightest shave. He is too astute to say
that hi nasal organ was thus always
defective. His early piety and accu
mulated evidence of his owu manufac
ture precludes such a declaration.
What a misfortune it must be to have
an organ thus impaired. W tender
our deep sympathy. Can the distress
cf a lawyer who has lost one of his
senses be imagiucd. We do believe
perhaps it is verdancy in us to so be
lieve that gentlemen of that honored
profession should be possessed of the
keeuest sense of fight ; eyes so quick as
to read the inmost thoughts of innocent
ctients and witnesses as they are re
vealed iu the expression of counte
nance by the muscles of the face. How
necessary for counsel to have acute
hearing, that the lowest whisper may
be heard. A word thus spoken may I
become the clue to something that un
locks the mysteries of a case and ad
mits even-hauded justice ; aud then,
too, if you can bear all that is said,
you are the better able to tell the dif
ference between "tweedle-dee dee" and
tweedle-dee-dum," which is accounted
a greit satisfaction. How important it
is for a lawyer to have the most dcli
cale sense of smelling, for how he
might suffer if retained to case ic
volving a eargo of skins. Certainly, if
not possessed of the training of the far
dealer, or the learned and cultivated
eye of the naturalist to distinguish the
pelts of animals, the one from the other,
he would be placed at a great di.-ad
vantage ; but if he possessed sound
nasal organs, of can smell well, it
would b no difficult trailer to place
the margin of the different hides by
turn to Lis nose, and by the smell
readily tell the difference between the
scalp of a fui and that of a pole-cat,
and thereby be sure of a foundation for
a rousing speech to tickle the boys and
make them laugh.
Notwithstanding our friend has ad
dressed a complaint to us, aud ts
much as asked us to examine his mal
ady and make or give a diagnosis of it.
we beg to be excused. We are not skilled
in doctori'ig defective organs. However
by bis permission we will say Wi
almost named a physician who is learn
ed and skilled but we dare not make
invidious distinctions who could reu
der the proper diagnosis. Our friend
may be more alarmed than is necessary
His suffering may arisa from a light
attack of catarrh. Catarrh is a terri
ble disease when it becomes chronic
Dr. Pierce's Catarrh Keuedy is recom
mended. Try a box.
We trust that when the smelling
sense or propensity, which is strongly
developed in our friend, as is abun
dantly evidenced by the file of Lis
paper, is restored, that he may cuib
and subject it to proper bounds, and
quit poking his nose into the business
of other people. Ao independent may
be what the name iudicates. In nine
cases in ten au iudriiendeot is a profes
sional smeller. In a future issue or
issues w may txplaia what an adept
at smelling our christian journalistic in
dependent friend is.
Vxswekt, Vay 2, 171.
Jfr. B. F. Schwtier : Sir, I do not see
auyiliiug in your t cry worthy papr about
the doings of onr enterprising town. Van
wert and vicinity has furnished mechinies
of different kinds, who are scattered uort i,
south, east and west. We stil! have many
left that we feci proud to boast of. Any
persun iu need of almost any kind of me
chanics would do well to d.-op into the well
tilled and cheap store of our friend, W. H.
Kurtz, on a Saturday evening, where we all
gathrr iu. Sir. Kurtz has a very fine se
lection of Goods at very low prices. So
say the people. Well, I cauuot do without
your excellent piper, so enclosed please
Di:d f l.jt. Send receipt and oblige.
J. F.
"isonpE.""
11. E. P.CRLAX, Dent ist, respectfully
informs Lis frienjs and t!.c public gen
erally, that be has moved Lis office from
the rooms he occupied last year, over
the Port Office, tD a building owned by
Dr. Mutton, opposite the Lutheran
Church, Perry sville, Juniata Co., Pa.,
where he is fitting up to attend to all
the operations pertaining to his profes
sioii in the best manner. Teeth mount
ed on the following bases: Improved
t'ontinuuus Gum, Non-m-ctional or
arved Work, Mineral liases. Keyo
plastic mounted in an improred st le,
secured to hiiu by letters patent, a plate,
the surface of which is as pure as vir
gin gold, is durable, aud is uiauuac
tured by himself; also, Gold, Silver,
or Allumiuuiu Plates, all of which are
warranted to be done iu the most work
maulike manner. Celluloid at $5.00
for au upper or lower set, wi.ich in some
respects is more desirable than Vul
canita. Prices rduccd n all opera
tions. aprJ-3t
New Stvle Double Spectacles,
for sharp fight, near or fsr away. A
very desirable spectacle for professional
men or merchants, or any persons that
require t'noir assistnee. All other
kinds of Fpectaoles and Eye Glasses to
suit every body. Satisfaction guaian
teed, or money refunded. Also bciu
tiful Spectacle Cases in great variet),
for sale at Dr. Uundio's
Patterson- Drug Store.
Pi llic Sale. Johu A lieu will sell
at public sale, at his resideuce iu Fer
managh rowuship, one mile north of
Milflintown, at 1 o'clock, P. M., ol
Saturday, May 9th, one Bay State or
gan, 1 bureau, 1 lounge, 2 bedsteads,
cane-scat aud kitchen chairs, cupboard,
tables, parlor store, cook stove, carpet,
aud other articles uot mentioned.
We are instructed to say that the
above property will not be sold. Ed
Piblic Sale. Samuel Buck, ad
ministrator of Isaac Hawn, deceased,
will sell, in the borough of Perrysviile,
at 1 o'clock, ou Friday, .May 8;h, One
family horse, 1 two-seated rockaway
carriage, 1 set hainess, saddle, bridle,
cutting box, ic.
Pi blic Sale. Evau Jones will sell
at public sale, in Fermanagh tawnship,
at 1 o'clock, on Saturday, May ICth,
one fresh cow, oae heifer, one bog, lot
of chickens and geese, and his entire
stock of household furniture.
Attestio."! Jcxiata Scons!
You are hereby ordered to parade in
Thompsoutown on Saturday, the 30th
of May, at 10 o'clock A. M. By or
der of J- K. ROBISON,
Captain Commanding.
Matthew Bogeks, O. S.
A larpe assortment ri tueensware, China
ware. Glassware, Crockeryware, Cedar
ware, &c for sale cheap by
J. i 11. A. STAMBAUGIL
(nml awn KefnHiem ai.M a yi
Slit.HLt)CK On the 19th ult., in Spruce
nil lowTifhip, John Sher'ock, aged 6
years, 6 months and H daTSi
MESSEKMA.V On tba 25th ult- ii
Beale township, William Messerman, aged
V years and 6 months
KCRT2 Ob the 2Sth ulL, in Walker
township, David P. Kurtz, in the 77th year
of his age.
ZIMXF.RMA On the 3H inst.. in this
b .roiigh, I.sab.-Ua, wife of Bruce Zimmer
man, aged about 2 years.
I'OJIMEXICJ Ala.
MIFFLITO'X MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by . 4. H. A. Stamhaugh.
MiriLuiTows, May 6, 1874.
Butter 35
fV" 16
D.ivd Apples 10
' 14U kliernes 10
" Raspberries 20
Potatoes 9"
Ham 12
Shoulder..... 10
Sides 03
Washed Wool 40
Ground Alum Salt, per sack .... 2 n0
MIFFUXTOWX UR.YIX MARKET.
Corrected weekly by D. P. SuloutT
Wheat 1 &tol 6
Oats, 6Utoo3
corn, ,
Birley
i
HO
4 75
3 5t
1 75
Clovrseed ..
Timothy seed ...i
Hawed...,
Xew Alt erti.trnents.
NEW
niOTOCRAPH GALLERY.
Bridge Street, HinicUwo, Pa.
JOSEril L!E?S would respectfnllr invite
all who want (JOIID 1'IH iTOtiRAPHS
t themselves or their friends to cue him
a call, ami be convinced that this is the
placo to get
GOOD PICTURES.
Having prepared himself with the BP3T
I J1 KL jiLNTm in the market, and
all the
L.1TES T IMP HO VEME. TS
that constitute a
First -Class Photograph Gallery,
he invites all his friends and the public cen-
erillv to tavor bim wih their pjtronae,
and t::.'y w ill be accinui la!ed with auy-
t!ii:.g in the line ol Fhotvraphy.
Pictures taken Iroiu C'.ird to Lifo Size,
and fainted, it desired, in Oil or Water
Small Tictures copied and enlarged.
Old Anibrotvp-is or I.i;uerre.tviies a!.i
copied and eniarir."d, in 1 piinti'd if desired.
A too l svlii uon f U;al:tS kei t on
hand at all times, and cheaper thaa ever.
h"HJ Walnut I rami's,
(iilt Frames,
limitation tVa!n::t Fr.nnes,
Ini taiiou U-sewoMl Fiaiurs,
Kiistic Frames,
Caiiinet I .iif.cri.il Frames, .
1'ietam Nail.-, Screw-eyes, Cord and Tas
sel, &c.
JOSEPH HESS.
Mitilintowo, Jan. 7, 1S74.
jEW FURNITUKE STOKE.
The undersigned would inform thej ubiic
that he has ..pehed a
riKMTIRE STORE
la the oorough ot Patterson, where h has
for sale
K1LBOUKN" & GATES'
BEDROOM SETS,
Walnut Iledroom Sets,
ALL STILES OF BEDSTEADS,
Sofas, Lounges,
Extension Tam.es,
MARBLE TOP Rl'REAUS,
M iltltLE TOP ST.tXDS,
Sofa, Cane-.-cat and Common
Chairs, Wash Stands,
Also, a Large Lot of Carpets.
-As I run a car to Philadelphia weekly I
am ire-arcd to till all orders for furniture,
carets, &.C., iu person.
F. F. EOHM.
Oct 22, 1S73-tf
jEW OUIU STORE.
BANKS & HAMLIN,
(Bellord Huilding,)
Main Street, Slilillntowa, Fa.
peai.e; in
r.RiroS AND MEDICINES,
CIIEMlCAi.fr, DYE STIFF, PA1.VTS
OILS, VAKXlS!lES,(L ASS. I LTT I ,
COAL OIL, LAMPS, lil'KNEKS,
CHlfc.NKYS, II R I' S 11 E 8,
ilAIUKKVXiltS. TOillli
uursiiKS, PER-
F CM EHY.COM US,
SOAPS. HA1K
OIL, TOBAC
CO, CKJAKS.
NO T 1 O N S .
S T A T I O X E k Y
E A K G E V A R I K E T OF
i'ATENT MEDICINES,
Selected with great cara, and warranted
,ri.m !:i"li authioitv.
E7Pi:rest of WIXES AND LIQUORS
lor me.iical purposes.
C7"1KES JKIPTIOXS cmpounded witt
great care. June 1-tl
jytn boot 4. suoi: store,
MAIN STREET, MIFFLIN TO WX,
Xearly opposite Doty, Parker k. Co.'a Bank.
The undersipned would respf-ctfully an
nounce to the public that lu bas rrmoved
his Boot and Shoe store to the buiUing on
Main street, Dearly opposite Doty, Parker
Co.'s bank, where be keeps on band a
large and well selected stock of
KEADY-MADE WoKK, for
HEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN.
lie is bo prepared to mauutactura, ot
the best material, all kiuds of
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS
lor gents, ladies aud chil.'ren.
all woaa waa.STED.
Give me a call, for I feel conlident that I
can furuUh jxu with auy kind ot work yon
may d-sire.
CT'ltcpairiiig done neatly and at reason
able rates.
JuneS, 187S JOHN NORTH.
gOLOMOS SEIBCR,
Will visit Mifllin and Patterson every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
and will furi.i-h the citizens of these bor
ouehs w it i the best ot
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTOX, POKK, kc.
at the very lowest prices. He respectfully
solicits the patronage of the public.
Api a 3, 16.2 1 y.
A fine assortment of cloths, cassimerrs.
Testings, ic-, alwrys on hand and for sale
by b. B. LOUDON.
Job printing or svrarlusb
4 owe at tlri ofbot
-VIT AD
HEAD QUARTERS!
Bridge
THREE ARRIVALS
THIS SPUING ALREADY,
OF
Spring & Summer
Which arc sold
at any other place
HCSPECTFCLLY YoCUS, &C,
EMIL SCHOTT.
GBJMHt tUMBEBt
:o:-
THE nnicrsijrned, having completed his
nrw U'arrhouse in Perrrsville, would
rexct!iilly invite tho attention !' th r
tanners t the county to the fact tbat be ii
at all times
PAV1.VG TiiE HIGHEST PRICES
FOK ALL KINDS OF
H AI, SIJIaDS, Ac, A t.
Having introduced liew facilities for hoi.-t-ir,
weighing, &.c, we are ni.w pri'jarej to
ui.load with the least oimI)!o trouble.
Bark, 3-iilroad Ties, Locust
10613, and all Saleable
CoimtryProduce
will be bought at all times, either for
CASU OK IX EXCHANGE FOK MER
CHANDISE.
HAVE FOK SALE
COAL, LUMBEB, FISH, SALT,
PLASTER, GROUND OS LUMP,
which will be sold to suit purchasers, either
WHOLESALE OK T.ETAIL,
and at the lowest rates ruling.
At my Store in Turbett township may be
lound as complete an assortment of
DIIY GOODS, GROCERIES,
NOTIONS,
Qaeensware, Hardware, dec,
all of which will he sold as low, if not a
little lower lhaa elsewhere-
NOAH HERTZLER.
Dec. ll, ls73-lf
fUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
Pomeroy, Patterson, Jacobs & Co.
KirrusTow.v, jtxiata cociirT, ra.
Capital, tso.ooo.
JOSEPH POMEROY, Presidsnt.
T. VAN IUV1X, Caahier.
Joseph Pomeror,
Jerome X. Thompson,
John J. Patterson,
George Jacobs,
John B'dshaeh,
11.11. Rerhtel,
J. W. Frank.
L'nitzd StaUt Seiri!us, Eond; ifC,
bought and "ld
Stren-ltttrtut exchanired for Fire-lieenliet
at market rates. United States coUkds
paid.
Gold and Silrtr bought at highestt rates.
Deposit riceived. collection made, drafts
rs!
isy
o the principal cities, and a general bunk
0sm.ru transacted.
Buds and other valuable papers rweived
on (pecial deposit. june8'73-tf
CLARK lTRIGirrS
TINWARE AND SIIEET
IRON STORE.
Main Street, Patterson.
Here a complete assortment of
TIN AXD SHEET IRON WARE
may constantly be found to (nit customers,
and are offered at a BARGAIN.
EREPAIRIXG neatly and expeditious
ly executed.
KoofJiii and Spouting-
of the BEST MATERIAL, made to order
on short notice.
TIIE 1TBLIC
Are also hereby mformisl that I regularly,
every week, run a ear to and from Phila
delphia, f oiug to the city on Tuesday and
Tit nriiinir tit Paltiirmin ton Thun.!., 1 'r-.
sons purchasing eoods in Philadelphia. cn
have them brouehl promptly here by order
ing them to lL't Market street, in care of
Claik Wright's Market Car. I also invite
ihe attention of those who skip produce to
the east, to the lab ilities otl'ered, and earn
estly solicit their patronage.
CLAW WEIGHT.
Pe. 24, 1P73.
VER TISEMLXTS.
Street.
CHEAE'ER thau
in toun.
LOOT AND SHOE STORE.
. 0
We hau opened out in the New Build
ing on the Ncvin lot, on Bridge street, tin
largest and best stock of
boots mv SHOES,
LADIES',
MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'?
GA.ITICI3S,
ever brought to the county.
We buy onr stock from Mannfactnrcrs
and iu large lots. We pay raiA and expect
to sell for coA, which will enable ns to
offer GOODS
At Prices far Bolow the Average.
WORK I IDE TO ORDER.
This branch of tho business will be su
peiintended by A. B. FASICK, one of the
brst practical mechanics in tho county. All
kind of repairiug done.
JLL li OUK WjWIUSTED.
t ORNF.LU S HARTLEY.
July 2, lM7S-tf
SIXOITF,
1 0R1VAKD AXD t O.MMISSIOM
31ERCII ANT,
DEALER n
GRAIN,
LUMBER,
COAL,
I'LASTER,
SALT
CEME1N7 T,
CALCINED PLASTER
HESU3IPTIOX.
T(IT?I DIEIIL herrhv announces to his
al old customers and the public penerallv.
that he has aain resumed business at his
old stand, on
Water Street, .MlOIIntsvra,
Where he will manufactura in a satisfactory
manner,
Harness, Light and Hear, to
Suit AH,
Hone Collars, RiJtnz Saddles, ftitifon
Saddles, lirid:es of all Kinds,
Flow Lines, tn fait evtrylhing
in His Line.
REPAIRING neatly and expeditiously
executed.
Call and inqnire before going elsewhere.
JOHN DIEHL,
On Water Street, a few doors North of
the Crystal Pal.iee Building.
Nov 12, lcia-tim
1
AINT1NG AND
PAPER HANGING.
The undersigned, hiving nine vear's ex
perience in the PAINTINO BUS1N ESS, in
the employ of the PennHlv.ini i Railroad
Compauy, otlura his services to the public.
! HOUSE PAINTING,
TAPEIl HANGING,
AND CALSOMIXG,
in all the vinous branches, will be prompt
ly attended to, and satisfaction given.
inargei moderate.
JAMES W. HAMILTON7.
MifKintown, AprJ , l;4-rf
MISCELL.1. EO US
10,000 YARDS CALICO
JSJT 10 CENTS IPEI Y.A:RD, -A.1V
J. & H. A. STAMBAUGH'S,
Cor.Jif ilJiiin and Bridge Ste.
MIFMJNTOWN, PA.
DRY GOOD, GROCERIES, .
QUEEXSWARE, WOOD AM) WILLOW WARE,
CASPiaTi, Floor, Stair and Table OIL, CLOTlfo,
BOOT.'. SHOES, kHATS, CAP3,&C. lift-
ZJ GIVE USJ.V ('ALL AND flEAR PUif. PIUCE3.
FISH & SALT ALWAYS OX IIAXD.
IF YOU WANT
A I T
j TO
A Good Article,
Call at the BOOT
BriJgc Street, Patteison, Femi'a.
UU C'll Eli I V V IjLV IYITK I.PIaCTIO-.
Icpairii3r Promptly lltcndcd to,
JsJF
LOCUST GROVE, 3HLFORD TWP.,
One ahd a half miles south-west of Patterson.
rilllE iubscriber would most respectfully inform the pnblie that he has jns opend a
J Store at the aljove place, where he is prepared losupply all who may fvdr him with
their patron.iswith the latestand most select assortment of
DRY GOODS, OROCERIKS, QT EENSTTAKE, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, OIL
CLOTHS, UOOTS &. SIKiES. Als., with a full supply of
HOME-MADE GOODS, YARNS, &C,
All of which he offers to sell or exchange for co.'.ntrr pioduce at
TITJC V32I1V LOAVEST riUCES.
Much lower, in fact, than goods have been
He will pay the highest market price ln
either in cash or goods.
I.ocnst Grove, A115. 8, 1873-tf.
D. W.Harley & Oo.'s
I tie place where ou can lu;
TIIE BEST AM) TIIE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
IUTS, CJPS. S JJ1S, SHOES, .ISO riKMsIJi XG GOODS.
WE are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever off'TC-l ia
this market, and at JSTOSlSHIGL L'JiV f RICES '
Al.-n, measurts taken. fr suits and carta of suits, wLiou will Le uiaJd to orJel
at short uolice, very r-.'osouable.
Ketnetaber the place, in Hoffman's
Water sTects, SIiri'LIXTO W3, i'A.
WHAT TO WEABAND
Just strp into SAMl'EL STKAY Ell'S C'OTHING STOKE. BridSe street, l'att?Tson
1 a., ai,a nc win itii yea ail aoonl :t.
Havintr j.ist returned from Phil idelphia and New York, he can snpt.lv rou with the
Latest and Chuicckl Styles tf
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS,
Coats, Tants. Veils. Caps, Boots and Shoes, Watches and Jewelry, Notions, Fur
niMiinj: Goods in endless variety, L jr;.ei. floor Oil L'li.t!i, rRrniture, i-c., cheaper thaa
the cheabt, lor th-1 same quality ot good. Call in and be convinced.
Meiisures Taken ami nit.s Made to OrJer.
Patterson, May 10, S.tMl'Eh PTRAYER.
iitnineM Vftnl.t.
IS Tllf.
PHU'ES F TEETH!
Fall rpJMT or IW(T .Sell.? as LOW aS f 5
No tet :h ntlotv -J to lenve the offlcS tin-
les the pttienl is setislieil.
!:'! re-n'ilt 1'.1 nr.'i re(MireI.
'fc th ti!l.-d 10 Lnt (ir life.
T -eth cvtrtcted !ih'iL't p,;in, bv the use
of Ni'fons O-t.de Oas, always on hand.
IS n'll wo: k rtone fur persons without
tb-m 1 avinif tlir homr if d sircl.
T')o-hir!ie steojxd m live minutes with
out eft riot ire" tne tooth, at the Oenfa! Of-
flw of i. L Dlrh, establ slud in Mifflia-
town ia 1SS0.
G L. DERTl,
Jan 24. 1S72 1 Practical Oentist.
g B. LOU DO V,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room in rear of Crystal Palace Bnildmg,
cn Water Street, Mifflintown, Pa.,
FASUIONABLK
GOODS
alwara on
s
hand.
CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shortest
not ire.
(iOOI)S BOLD hv the vard , Mf.
J r
PERSON'S bnring goods can hae them
cut in garments tree of charge.
BVTTERICK-3 PATTERNS also for!
al.
ALL WORK WARRASTED.
r RICES LOW.
Oct 22. 1873-tf
Larec vock of Keadr-roade Clotl.in- for
1 ii!e by
II A RLE V 4 C O.
JID VER T1SEME.IS.
II I TV ii
THAT CAN BE PURCHASED
00T & SHOE STDBE
AND THAT CAN BE HAD
At the Ltowcst Prices
INSURE
and SHOE STORE of
J. W. DEAN,
sold itl.in the county for many years.
Vocust Posts, Railroad Tics and Wood;
A.J; HERTZLER.
New Builuin?, corner of Bri.le and
r!lWy , lH73-tj
KOW TO WEIH IT'
rfjfe&ionnl Curds.
Y) 'JRAWFOKD, M. D.,
1 Has rescni-d activity the practice of
; Mciliciiiir and .Surfer a-id iheir collatenl
lmuicr.es. lUIiee at tlie oid corner ot Third
and tlr:ii:pe streets, HilUintown, I'a.
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. i.,
Physician and Surgeon,
MIIFLIXTOIV.V, 1 A.
Office honrs from 9 . t. ti 3 r. it . of.
flee in his father's residence, at Ihs soutti
en 1 of Water street. r s-"J2-;f
LFUED J. PATTERSON,
ATT0E3,EY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLIXTOWX, Jl'NIATA CO., PA.
u7 AH tUMness promptly attended to.
OrrirK In the room formerly occupied
by Attorney Aiiison.
JOUIS E. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
Mlf FLINTOWN, PA.
' . CrCoIteetinj and Conveyancing prompt-
1 iy aitemu-u 10.
! Orrii nltn Bridge street, opposite the
: Court House Suare.
"
I A 1 - a .-j.ir-a.zi.
i-fA
SHL'M AN MILLElt. of Jlillerstowa.
I Perry connty, tenders his services to thi
j public as Auctioneer, and will atteral
vromptlv to the crviiiir of sa!.-s t an V run &
V " tim ' ca:l"
Dec. 2J, lHT3-2ro.