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JIIFFLINTOM'N:
Wednesday, afeljr 13. 1S74.
TERMS.
Subscription, $1.50 per annum. .
Transient advertisements inserted at 50
cents p-r inch f-r eah insertion.
Transient business notices in local col
Bn)n, 1 .1 cents p-r line tor each insertion.
;v :i j.tio-is be male to th sc desiring
to'i i' ert.se by the year, half or quarter
PENN'Ai Hi RJTlME TABLE.
Pengr trains leave Mifflin Station a
follows:
rirwin.
Philadelphia Express, 12 48 a m.
Vtt Line, 1 15 a ni.
Pacific Express, 10 01 a ni.
Harnbiirfr Accoramo., II 2K a m.
Iay Express, 1 -42 p m.
Mail, 6 12 p ni.
Cincinnati Express, 8 Ml r m.
WtTW tK
Pittsburg Express, 1 20 a m.
Cincinnati Express, 8 11 am.
Pacific, (Midi.
Way passenger, 10 (14 m.
Mail', 3 93 p ni.
r't Line, 6 45 p m.
llirtlin. Jur.e 21, 1S74.
lOC.'L ISTF.LLIGESCE.
Joseph Brindle received the contract for
putting up the church in Patterson.
The late dronghl destroyed most of the
yonrg grass in wheat fields, In this county. !
EieHs of wheat in Tucarot-a Valley were
so aamageu . lue ,e sioria mai mey were
left uncut.
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Coiuuiunion services will be held in the
Licking Creek Lutheran church ou S uudaj-j
26th inst.
The prospect tor a large yield of Cue
crapes is promising at the Juniata Valley
Vineyard.
Lightning struck tlie bun oh Dsvid Iteno's
tuausion farm in Fermanagh township last
Saturday. Not much damage was doue.
On the 8th inst., 5C8 Eumjcaa converts
to the Moruioa faith passed Mifflin west on
the cars for Utah. They were Norwegians
and Swedes.
A new post office, named Farmdale, with
A. J. Her tiler as post master, bis b;cn es
tablished at Locust Grove, Milford town
ship, this county.
Street grading and water-works are the
chief topics for conversation and discus
sion on the street corners and other places
where men do congregate.
A Voung lady, living at Mr. Joseph Bria-
die's, in Patterson, while picking cherries,
was sun-trucK" some days ajo, aud has
been qtsite uncll since.
j ue ciera ai we ot. Luarics uoiei, ai-
tooua, shot the colored porter cn the 8th
Inst., whi.e playfully handling a revolver.
The bullt root effect iu the lorter's leg.
Weather Probabilities at Vah!nftn has
bei u making particular Injury as to the
nrse, ravages, gyration, etc.i of tlie
storm that devastated l.ewistowu. and
passed southward to Washington. j
G. W. Smith, Esq., of Patterson, 1'"" !
Hon on his farm iu De!aan township.'
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Tbe sacrament of the Lord 'a Supper will
be administered in the Lutheran church iu
this place on in it S.ibbath, 19rh inst. Pre
ratory services on Saturday alU rnoon at
ii o'clock.
A new )-ost 0 flic ft has been established ',n
Tusrrsrora Valley, on the route to Concord,
about fight utiles went of Port Royal, and
t-tull be kaown by the name of Farmers'
ttrove.
Dr. Crawford has taken down the man
sion bouse at the intersection of Cherry
and Third utrects, as a preparatory step to
tbe erection of a new residence on the site
of the old one.
tCxcbangcs in neijhbori;ij; counties re ;
port a worm in n heat
and timothy. It is ; likewse be obtained on or before Aug. !
,rm,isofalightgrn1)13,4 ( Pr.ce of tickets, $1.50. .Vol
g. It eats away the J li(ktU ordtrt granteil aftcr 1ug. lf ;
called the measure worm,
color, ami an men long. li eais away me
tart of the seed.
A Delaware county man stowed j mju in a
bag of rags iu the garret of his house lor
.e-keepn,g. The rag. were ..d' to a j
tteaUx in such stuff, and now the man Is !
l.uutitig his money among rag dealeis.
In nin cases in ten when yon hear a man
talk about old fogies, you can set him down
as one who has more debts than he can ever
pay, or one who is living on the eiliofprtse,
industry or capital of others, a thief, a
gambler or a dronci
A man BArned Tboinl Calland, a former
merchant and resident of Altoona, but lat
terly a resident of Philadelphia, has been
arrested on the charge of setting Are to his
place in the latter citya tavefu-wlth a
view to oblaiu the insurance ou his ktock.
The Republican Standing Committee has
tjeen called by a number of Committeemen
residing In Mifflintown and vicinity. The
death ol Mr. Ilotl'iuan, Chairman of the
Commute, renders an immediate Call by
tbe nearest Committeemen necessary.
A new engine house is about being built
on the property of Showers fc Scholl. The
engine should also be put in repair. Thera
bas beeh an engine in Mifflin since our
earliest recollection, but wheu needed it has
always been out of repair.
' W. Boardtnan Reed, Esq., has become
Ihe sole proprietor of Forney's Sunday
Presi. People who desire a pleasaut,
newsy and instructive city weekly I per
can do no better than to subscribe for it.
Terms, $2.00 in advance.
Prof. Ivobinson, of Patterson, on Mon
day cvenmg put up, sent up, or let up, a
balloon from the P. R. K. Co.'s ground
north of Tatterson. It was a success,
viewed from every possible standpoint, as
was also his management of the display of
fireworks. The Professor was clad in the
costume of Colonial days.
- Dean Bichmoud, of the X. V. Central
Railroad, wrote a most illegible hand, and
an o ntr of a small building situated on
land belonging to the road, having received
a scrawl from him which he could not de
cipher, supposed it to be a free pass over
the road, and when, after waiting three
months, Mr. Eichmond asked the man why
he didn't remove the building, he found he
had bern using the document to which bis
signature was attached as a pass, and bad
been riding on the strength of it all sum
mer. r
Some days ago Cyrus Sieber, of Mc.Mis
terville, lent a valuable horse to a neighbor
to cross Shade mountain. The mountain
was safely crossed and a return effected
with safety, until this side of the mountain
was reached, at the foot of which the
young man driving the horse stopped,
tied the oevst and went in to see a neigh
bor who lived a short distance from the
roadside. The herse being left alone,
frightem-d at something, "tore loose," ran
aay, fell, and broke a lej, in cnwiucncc
ot ahull it tva shot. . .
question over bjdropbolia. .One give.
aa ou deliberate opinion that the
bite of anjr dog, heallbj or wnhealthj,
ttaj produee madness, if the blood ab
sorb tbe virus ; Mother bold that the
Tiros is absorbed by tbe nerves.
Public Sale. Davia deck will of
fer at public sale, at bis resident .t
Cedar Springs, Fermanagh twp.j at 10
o'clock on Saturday July 25tb, 1874,
two cows (me fresh), two bogs, one
, ""useuoiu lurnilure,
lot of wine, meat, corn, eorushcller,
cutting box, aud other artitiles.
Mrs. Susannah TVcFwill offer at
public sale, on the premises at 1 o'clock
P. M , on Saturday, August 8 1874 a
tract of land couUiuioA? acres situ-
Sted in Walker twp. 1 mile north of
11 nil xi ir mr lAftnri. 1. t 1 r. -
V.ntrert, having thereon a good dwel-
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inc house, new hinV hm .h,.
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house aud other outbuildings;
young orchard of graftod fruit.
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Three pair of Ladies' boss at Cheap
Johu's for a quarter.
j Thk corner-stone of the Evan
Mission Church io Patterson was
last Sabbath. The Kev. A. L. Reiser.
of Carlisle, and Ret W Hnnion r-f
Newport, were present- preached ac-
eeptable sermons, and participate
L. . r.
tae solemn eiercises aud ceremoi
d in
ceremonies.
Although tbe weather was iue'ement.
the good people of 1'atttrson aud JJif- !
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Bin contributed over 5100 toward the
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erection cf the bdildiog.
Counterfeits. A whole batch of
ounterfeits is said to be afloat, inclu
ding tens ou the First National Bauk
of Lockptlrt; Iwcnties on the First
National Bank of PlaiuGelJ, New Jer -
sey tens nu the Cectral Bauk of Rome;
tens ou the Flout City National Bauk,
Rochester ; twos on the West Chester
County National Bank, Peekskill ; and
twos on tbe City National Bauk of
PougLkcepsie.
Five ptif of Men's llalf-bose at
Cheap Johu's for a quarter.
A vert remarkable accidebt occur
red on Frilav, tbe 3d inst., in tbe east-
ern portion of this Cotinty. Abraham
sp, , wpU tuown fclnier of JIouroC
t3wnsl.in.wM mncinv a-ith ft wvthc
p, wis mowing
near his buildings. (Some of 'he grass
had been trodden under foot aud was
dry. While mowing his scythe, strik
ing a stone, struck fire, which caught
in tne urv crass referred to in a line
.hove. O.iii a aoriona nr.i.wW.tinn !
tht wimI(j BUVelope(1 tIie LoU!je
barn, and other outbuildincs bclonirii.e !
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t Mr. Paje, was tuimineut for a time. I
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it e.uSrajed the threatened scope. -
AlWT IEW ACADEMY UI-UMOJ. j
Individual orders far excursion tickets
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branch-
to atteud Ke-uuion Aug. 13,
from an? office on P. R. 11. and
es are now ready for distribution, and
can be had upon application to John
P. Coyle, Chairman Com., Port Koyal,
Pa. Old students and their friends
wishing to avail themselves of this ex
cursion, must make application to the
, I
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Committee on or before August 1
Tickets to tbo exercises Can also be
procured from Mr. Coyle, and must
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1 J 1. A CI 3UUB U-aillU .W .IlLUU .111
: be careful to observe this announce-
-eut, ,s disappointment and inconve j
nieuoe vill thus te avoided.
tt' E would call the attention of onr i ,nJ parcel out these nominations as pnblican party this fall, and as our system
readers the advertisement of Horace, r0H0Wi : "Allegheny Republicans in- j J "f :MU" rpu!t no"'lce
.,,.,., 1 ments to be made at least four weeks before
certo Pa.-lor Organs," and for a de
scription of tbe in we can't do better
than to Cipy the following :
'Thk Waters Concerto Parlor
Organs. We are glad to chrouicle
any new thing, or any improvement
upon an ok! one, that tends to popular
ise music by reudefiug its study either
easier or tiore attractive. Lately ouf
atteutiou las teen called to a new pat
ented stop added to tbe Waters Heed
Orgau, calUd the Concerto Stop. It is
so voiced as to bave a tone like a full,
rich alto voi:e ; it is especially 'human'
in its tone. ' It is powerful as will as
sweet, ar.d when we beard it, we were
in doubt whether we liked i best in
Solo, or wilt Full Organ. We regard
this as a valjable addition to the Heed
Organ. RirtU .Yew- Yorker.
Another lot of Parasols and Sua
Shade at Cbap John's, which will bo
sold at reductd pi ices.
A Trial of .Reapers took place at
Mecbauicsburg on June 30th, 1874.
It wait witnessed by over 500 persons,
and decided brgely in favor of tbe j
Dodge as the lading machine, which
won for itself a high meed of praise
for perfection of work, simplicity,
strength and at ef draft.
Anoth ER. Tie ( heater County Ag
ricultural Societr had an important
trial of Reapers on J une 30tb, 1S74,
which lasted thro days. Tbe Dodge
performed it work well, and ranked
above all others.
ri6f of HVaja ami Draft.
Side Width
Weight Draft. Draft. f Cut.
lbs.
Dodge 1,060
Russell 1,180
Buckeve . .o-.
Table Reel, ,',8
Hubbard, Jr... 1,125
Keystone 1,00
ll. lbs. feet.
-Ml) 3 6
252 18 5
282 11 , 5
2V 6
2H2 4 6
Tbe above extract) are copied from
the Harttsbuig Daimj Patriot of July
1st and 4th, 1874. Farmers who want
one of the Dodge Machines, can get
tbetn on good terms torn S. B. Lou
don, Agent for Juniata county, Pa.
Prof. Robinson is contacting his experi
ments in ballooning vigously. Last even
ing another asceusion Kofc place, ana re
sulted as have all his Ue efforts iu that
' direction, in n"ce.
--Letter frem Philadelphia
; raiLiatr-riUA, July, 13, 1873.
Sentinel tf Republican : Tbe weather
for tbe last two weeks bas been intense
ly hot, si ninch so as to be downright
oppressive, the thercUfr dancing awaj
high up iti tie ttlneties, and that, too,
in shady spots. Everybody, whom ne
cessity compels to perambulate the
! streets, studiously seek the shady tide,
("d the universal salutation that ynu
i hear on all sides; is Whew, but isn't
it. ...
is not s o matter how all branches
! bf business and industry way languish,
j bnder the gloom and uncertainty which
0W eCVelol't8 Huzocul Lorixjn,
I ,her6 " ,W' Cer'"in m"dicma of
work to be done aud business transao-
I ed" Wb'Cl' rc1uires ,be e"ice of
. "0 BUmbcr of h?lces mortals, who,
j aeUS' " r("l,el,ca ,0 Pursue
.u..v., unuu uunu
irlt ililil tin 1 1 .w ttiia wnatlior!
in a bark Uiiil.
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jbets particularly bsrd, sweltering as
l"rJu"i ei.ucr Kuniu me ouruu g
"J'S of tbe sun overhead or tbe intense
j heat caused by their refraction from
gclical the P''e vt britk "Ud n,orUr whiul' i they arc not good, kiud sons and daugh
is 'aid!everJ-ncreMrronnJ them- ! ters, just ak yourself who 6rt gave
! 8 ,M TW1
: r roun(1 Us ,Ba' caloric predomt-
i Tbe P0,,,ieal orl(1 circnm -
scribed within the city limits is also at
fever heat. Last month the Kepubll-
cans made their nominations for Con-
gress, the Mate senate Assembly, Ju
i uiciary ana uie several cicy oraces, ana
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j this week tbe Democrats will follow
.
suit. On the Republican side the nom-
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linatinns for all the offices wers bitterly
j contested, and in two instances such ter for the "Crusader" mother to be at
! angry feelings provoked, that it may j home How many little hearts waut
J lead to tbe defeat of tbe sdteessful j nyiapalhy uch as only a mother can
1 candidate, although in what may bej,,jVe; so uisny little troubles that need
! justly styled overwhelmingly safe dis-
tricts. I rcfef to the contest for State
Senate in the 7th District between 11
T. Thomas and Hiram Hotter, aud that
J for Congress iu the
6th District be-
tween Leonard Myers and A. C. liar-
nier. In the Crst instance trro separate
convections were held and two nomina
tions made, and in the latter, although
Uarmer was nominated, Mr. Myers de
nounces tbe nomination as the result or
fraud, protests that bit was tLe bont-st
choice of a majority of the Republican
citizens of the District, and announces
himself as a candidate. With these
two exceptions all tbe other nomina
tions seem to Dive rpner-l fcittilfartinn
andh.ie been endorsed as the best!
made, as a Whole, tor uianv vears. Ihei
D r.ll J.,lt. r.ff i
eveDing ad tbs Conventions to-
morrow and Wednesday and fromise
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to be still more bitter than were those
Republican, But why they
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should bo so, 1 can t Understand, be-1
.c1 m,-.,i. ; . :
. iav &u.is an J..ve, iu v.iv wi ;
! least, wilt be as futile as the labors of ;
bisyphus, so h
ml history, lit
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lonp a) their traditious
ke Ihe shirt of Xessus, !
cling so clcseiy around tlieui. la State j
politics but little bas ytt been 8aid
here. I understand thlit.M. Hall Stan-
. a .t 1 a I I
ion, iresiuent ot tue noaru ot r.uuca- i
tion, will be pressed for Lieutenant !
s Governor, by the people of the city, ;
and Judge Paxson for Supreme Judge, t
Both cannot be nominated. Now the !
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question arises which ought to succeed ! j
it hpirtir ornlil that thia fife 1. tnti '
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b - -
cue noiuiuatiou on the State
bat question must be decided
by the bouest voters of the
tate on
I the 25th of August next. Senator ;
j Kutan, through his paper, the Beavtr i
f
gheny and Philadelphia shall join bands '
tsiruciea ineir ueiegaics in tavor ot
Hon. James L. Graham for Lieutenant j portanl offices to be filled is that of Con
Governor. If he allows bis name tjjgrcss, I would, therefore, recommend to
go before ihe Convention, there is little 1 ,hc R-I'"bhcan voters of Juniata county,
.,Kt f hi. n..n.i...,ii. Phil, JMlnl.i. ! Jeremiah Lyons, E., as a silita'jle candi-
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will take the Supreme Judge, and give ;
fc 6 j
Allegheny Lieutenant Governor. As
these counties elect the ticket, the di-!
vide would be'a fair one, provided they !
Concede the other nominations to the
smaller counties." And the Pittsburg
Cxmmerriul publishes the above article
without comment. What is meant.'
But a truce to politics. The hot i
weather has driven quite a number of
our wealthy citizens to the different
watering places. Cape May, Long
Branch aud Atlantic ( ity art crowded.
Excursions to all these places are of
daily occurrence, and crowds are the
rule. On Friday evening our city was
startled by the report that a terrible
accident bad occurred at Atlantic City
that forenoon. A yacht containing a
party of eight was upset by tbe surf
while returning across the bar, and
five persons, all Pbiladelphians, were
drowued. The lost are Daniel Offley
Sbarpless, his wife Esther II. Sharp
less, bis daughter Carolina Sbarpless,
bis son Alfred Sbarpless, and Annie
W. Roberts, daughter of the proprietor
of the Chalfant House. The only body
recovered last evening was that of Miss
Roberts.
On Saturday evening last our city
was visited by one of the severest thun
der storms we bave ever witnessed.
Tbe rain fell in torrents for nearly two
hours. A bigh building on Third
street was struck by lightning, bnt not
much damaged. On Sunday and to-day
the city looks cleaner for the visitation.
But I mast close, as I bave already
spun my letter out too long. Jlu rt
voir. Modi's.
Turnip Seed. Good Turnip Seed,
of the Red Top Strap Leaf variety, for
sale, at 50 cents per pound ; CO eeots
by mail. Call on or address
Maurice Leonard,
tf . Oakland Mills, Pa.
Xorristown taxes
show els' whi-ri'.
ti,o. Sl.Tfl. 5W
L
. A Word to Mathers.
Yes, I dare say, it wilMie some per
son that bas no children some one that
does not know tbe trouble of bringing
np a family, will tell mothers their
duty. Hat, my sister, you are mis
taken ; I only want to ask if you bave
the confidence of your children (lave
you the confidence of that bright boy
by your side t Does that tender Jaugh
tar tell you her trials aud cares f Do
you know your children? How few
lhere ,re tljat d. il(W niany c,jrell
L0 from 101ue for .dviee. IIcw many
,ears vou might have saved for your
; g;ri9 ,lltl t-ploa i.il.t for jur boy.,
j Vou have a responsibility resting on
j yo that none other has. Are you
i ! wcu you brought that
voung )ife lnto this world yuu brought
j ' ""re anul for a long eternity ! D
yoa realize that you make your child s
irr. . it.. ; . m n t
j iu a uiessiug or a curse t jaia or
j children's ingratitude ; you teach them
j mat. tB make the mind of your
child to a great extent ; you are the
; lDe that wolds their character. If
j them ideas Who but you gave them
their earliest instruction ? Wheu the
. mind was tender and easily molded, did
j yoa not fLiou jt ot did you let it
develope without csre If so, do not
ham ir.imtirn.lA d.i not hl.mo them
They tell as of the gbrious work
woman is doiugiu the great C usade,"
which is felt over the laud ; of the
nravers aud petitions that are uitde for
! fallen iau But would it not be bet-
4 mother's c&rd Had she not better
! gjve the children that time ! Perhaps
she is an old woman, trying to save a
dissipated sou. Better have given him
that precious instructiou years ago,
wheu you had bis full coufidence, when
you were his ouly light. I beard a
young man remark not long ago, " My
mother bas my full confi leucc." Blea- j
d . , . T
motner, thought 1 ; you are among
those that are Called blessed among
i.ri.i .i .u -
mind is tender, and there will be no !
1
use for a "Crusade," ot days spent in
telling woman ber mission. j
, jOlije Roland.
To cure c cough, to relieve all irri-
tati
Soundurs and health to the most dell
cate organizations of tbe humau frame ,
the lunjrs use Dr. Wistar't Bnlmm '
of" Wild Cherru which is still nrcnared
v " verry, w ui.u is sun pripareu
with the same care in the scleotton , and ,
Ar.intviiiiininn rv F 1 vamitia inrrpml i.ii I j '
-"r -s -" "s-"'""'
as when it was introduced to the public !
"
J " ,8,ar over ,or,T JM 81"ce- j
Ar-iti..j Fi. Farmer, who
want to buy a fiist-class Reaper and Mower i
v l, do ca" " tm' undersigned who
h" f,,r ,a,e ,Ue IIu,,b',rJ Rea' er a,,d Mow-
er snd the Meadow Laik Mower. The1
gearing of both these machines are neatly ;
emlosed not a coj; or spring being out-!
side. I sold thirteen of these machines
ht year, and they all gave entire satislac- ;
u"n- 1 Aao l,ave f,,r Xk ,he Ta"'"r Ha-T
Kak'' lh .Mh.nicsbtirg Rake, and the
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genuine Coluinhii Kakc. t
tQ Xjaia p u w j! kckW
Orders addressed .
o iiroinpt alien-,
lion.
Mat 27-
DANIEL ALKEK. I
CANDIDATE S CARD.
COKGPE5S.
aur. Editor :
As the time is approaching lor nomiua-
rir a ticket to be supported by the Re
, 1R ,mi ..r ,h. .t im
A t.. K.. r.tiui r..- ti.o .- rttu-
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tion lor Congress, lie is well quail fled, is
man of un(irillg and a thorough Re-
publican, and if succcmful in making the
district nomiuation, would tpare uo eUorts
to make his election, and I believe would
be elected .
PATTERSON.
MAUUIED:
C A VENT GODSHAL July 7th, by
Eev. F. MoBurncy, Mr. A. T. Caveny and
Miss Permilia C. Godshal, both ol Mexico.
DIED t
JENKINS In Fayette township, on the
4th inst., James Oscar Jenkins, only child
of J. K. b. Martha Jeukins, aged 5 months
and 25 days.
We had once a little darling.
He was our only pride;
We loved him, oh, perhaps too well,
For soon he slept aud died.
. Death has claimed our little Osi:ar,
Set the seal upon his brow ;
And his eyes that shone so brightly,
Shine in Heaven with Jesus now. ,
A. W.
g B. LOUDON',-
MERCHANT TAILOR,
iu room in rear of Crystal Palace Building,
on Water Street, Mifflintown, Pa.,
FASHIONABLE GOODS always on
baud.
CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shortest
notice.
GOODS SOLD by the yard or pattern.
PERSONS buying goods can hate them
cut In garments free of charge.
BVTTERtOCS P.1TTERSS also for
sale.
A Lit WORK WARRANTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 32, 1873-tf
Kotlce to Tax-payera.
NOTICE is hereby given that all persons
paying their Mate and County Tax on
or before the 1st day of September, 184,
will be allowed an abatement of six per
cent, on the same. By order of the Com
missioners. JAMES DEEN, Clerk.
CortmisMoncrs' Office, Mifflin- t
town, May 13, 1874.
, Sentinel R Wickb $1.50 i yraf
10311 Line 41i4
MIFFLlNTUArN MASKBTS.
Corrected Weekly by J.& H. At Sumbaugh.
' MirrusTows, idly l5 1874.
Putter i.-.n.i... i.j
Kgjrs,...., 20
Lard V
Cried Apples ...j..4 10
" blackl.ernc. 10
" Kaspbemes 20
Potatoes ik 90
Ham 12
Shoulder i 10
Sides m
Washed Wool .j 4"
Ground iluiu Salt, per sick .... 2 00
MIFELINTOW.V OR A IX MARKET.
Corrected wevaly by D. P. SuloufT
Wheat, ... , ,it 1 13
Oats, .. 50
I'orii, iii... 70
Barley . . . . . i 60
Clovtrseeil w 4 75
Timothy seed n..t 2 rH.
) laxseed . 1 1 : . .... 1 7 A
GBEIKt IUM8EB, &C.
TDK undersigned, lisvii.g completed his
new Vl'arelioUM.- iu 1'err.VM illej Would '
respeetiiilly invite the attention -!' llir
farmer of the county to the lact that he is
at ail times
P1TLVG THE HIGHEST PRICES '
FOB ALL KINDS OF ;
G 11 AI., SlaJIDS, A cs, A 0.
Having iiitroriurred new fa-ilities for boi.-t- '.
ingj Weighing, we are now preparetl to
unload with Ibr least povible trouble. .
Ut. nv. T
uaric, lire aa Tie3, Locust
aVosts, una all saleable
Country Produce
W'il be honght at all limes, either lor
ICASH UK IX FXCII tNGK FOR MER-
C1IA.N LlSt.
HAVE FOH r.U.F.
COAL, LUMBEE. FISH, SALT,
FLASTEG, GROUND OU LUMP,
which will be sold to suit purchasers, either
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
"d ' ,h l"e-t rates ruling
-- --
... ...j iuiwi.uiv.imuiii;.i
,OIIIMl M cuu,,.! assortment o!
'
l IlK 1 (.(Wills f:KMWM.LMI'
NOTIONS,
Queens ware. Hardware, &c,
all of which will le gold as low, if not a
little lower tnan elsewiiere-
NOAH IILUlZLEIi.
Tec. It', lt73-lf
fttlW A3D ATTRACTIVE
laliSTlC OK GOODS
Jl'ST BECCIVEU IT TIIE
PATTERSON DRUG STORE, i
Among the many uiee goods may be found '
the follow ingj 1
Two Dozes Fink Pockt BiBlex, Lasoe
Lot or PuoTocaAFH Alrius, Bkac- ,
Tin L AiTM".arn Albi ms, t
tba Fise KyvE roa I.adih,
Fixe Pocket Books,
ExniuH to Si i-PLT
The Coistt. A
Cbeat V
' a I et v J
or Ftxr Isl
tivl PsrEa axi
EsvtLorr., Fur
a Bbistol BoAan Cai,
Blanks. Lab;k Lot or I(lk
Books, Fill Borso Dat-Boors,
AND ALL OtMEB KINDS AND M.K4.
llABHOXICAS, EXTBA UlALlTT ACCOBHEoX
and Violins, Fixe Haib ltarsni:s and i
Coxa, Cm a a Cakes, Gix Tobac
co PotCUE, 1 BTi'LIO, j
t HESS BOABDS, DiKI
SOII, ClIECKESS AXD
C H E C I K
B o a D s,
Photo
is a a r u
Fbames, Bass
Balls, S pectaclfs
and EtE Glasses, Btsr
AssoitTSExr is the CorxTT.
Tbe PrRLic abe Invited to Call
AND Ex A JUNE THE (ioODS- RrXEM
be the Place
Pattebsom Data Store.
P. C. UU.NDIO. - !
Patterson, May 13, 1871-tf
rUSlATA VALLEY BANK.
!
j
Tt x. t t n
PomerOJ, PatterSOn, JaC0t)S COi
I
It f LHTUWS, aVlSIAT t COIJSTT, P. j
CAPITAL, (SO.OOO.
JOSEPH POMfcROY, President.
T. VAM IRVIN, Cashier.
DIBECroKS :
Joseph Ponieroy,
Jerome N. Thompson,
John J. Patterson,
George Jacobs,
John BalsnacU,
11.11. Bechtel,
J. V. Frank.
I'miltd Stair Srturitttt, Bonds, 4rc.,
bought and sold.
Seven-thirtut exchanged for I'tvt-tietnlu
at market rates. United States coupons
paid.
Gold mnd Silver bonght at highestt rates.
Depoiitt received, collection made, draft
on the principal cities, and a general tanking
business transacted.
Bonds and other valuable papers received
on special deposit. june873-tf
1776.
1876.
0:
AMERICAN C E1N TEN1ST I AL-
:U:
JEROME IIETRICK,
AT TUE CANAL STORE, MEXICO,
Keeps constantly on band and for sale at a
small profit, a well selected assortment ot
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
QUEENSWARE,
WOOD & WILLOWWARE,
FISH, SALT, PLASTER. I
Also, FLOCR and all kindsof PROVIS IOX !
and MILL FEED. J
TOP PRICES paid for Country Produce
j ,, . , ,,... - , . ,
and all kibds cf GRAIN, particiilariy for !
' vuuitc tt vi vaiii;at.
Mexico. Pa.. May , ISTSJtm
1
, Prbfrsxionril C tirds.
D.
M. CltAWFOKD, M.-D.i
lias resumed actively the practice of
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
branches. Office at the old corner of Third
and rane streets, Mililintowu, Pa.
Nov. li, l73-tiiu
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.,
fhysician and Surgeon,
Mlrt USTOtt .f ; TjI. j
I
O'liee hours froia 9 t. m. to - r. .. Of. !
fice iu his fathers reaideiK-e, at Ihe south j
end ot Water street. ict22-tf :
jLFUED J. PATTERSON, j
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, !
VIFKI.INTOWX, JUXIATA CO., PA. !
C7 All bnineas irniopilv attemled to.
dru-r In ihe room formerly occupied
oy Alloniey Allison.
J oris E. ATKINSON,
ATTOUNKY -AT -LAW,
MIKFI.fXTOWX. PA.
3jrl'oIieciiug aud Couvej aucing prompt
ly allelided to.
OrricK On Bridg- s'tn-et, pMite the
Court House Square.
NEW
PIIOTOuRAI'll GALLEUV.
Bridge Strtet, Xifllintown, Pa.
' TOSEril II ESS wouli respectfnllv invite ,
o m who want gwid photo,, raph.s
..r tl .UVM ... ... l.:..
a call, and be eouviuced that this rs ttw
. place to get
COOff PIl'TI' II ES.
, Having prepared himself uli t:.e I'.rST
INSTKL JIEXTS in the uuiket, alii
I . all the
I
1-iTFsr 1MPRQVHMF.. TS
that rniixikute a
I First -Class Photograph Gallery,
I,
he invites all his frinnds snd ihe puhlir gen- '
imlli tik favnp liim tetlt .I..... ..it
n,i ltey wi Mcmrtiodafe.! wills anv-'
"'VT ,,w'h-'v . .
Pictures taken Ironi Card to Life Size. ,
and Painted, it d. -sired, in Oil or V.iter
Colors.
Small Pictures copied and enlarged.
Old Ambrotypt-3 or la2iterreotype alo '
wi'tvu aiii vinnrzeu, anu iiainieu 11 ieiri.
a gcMxl st-ioctlou of FKAJIM k.?pt on
' Iiand at all times, and cheaper llian ever.
i oolhl aluut r rallies.
Gilt Frames,
Imitation IV aluut Friuics.
I'M-Mtioti Kewood Fra:i!:s,
Hutic Frames,
u" vT JT , . ,
Pli-tflt f N :kif. Sirtir.araa.. f.nA n.l T
' se, &c
. . ' J v
.
MilHintown, Jan 7, 1874.
w-k u
j j . . iit ijui rr
FOinVAKD ASI) IO.H.MISMO
31 E R C II V iV T
DEtLCR 1.1
U lAIN,
COAL,
PLASTKR,
SALT .
C K M E 2 1
CALCINED PLASTER
CLARK lVHIfaTU'rS
i TINWARE AND SHEET--j
IRON STORE.
i .Main Street, Fatlerston.
Here a coiupletc assortment of
TIN AKD SHEET IKON WARE
may constantly be found to suit cnstoiiK-rs.
and are ottered at a B AUG .YIN.
" I iwSwftSJ IBIS0 nca''r ""d "rcdUio'" i
j
KooliillJ? ailtl Spoil tillff !
of Ihe BEST MATERIA! ado to onler'
on short notice.
'
i
TIIK PUBLIC ;
Artr alao hereby infruied that I rfgularh j
ornrr vs-b run s t . . -a?..l t i 1 a
tvJL?
sons purchasin: cootis iu Philadelphia, c-n
hav
ive them Drone lit promptly here by order-
g them to ltTJt Market street, in care of;
in
Clark Wnsht's Market Car. I also invite
he attention of those who s'aip produce to !
the east, to the facilities offered, and arn- '
estlv solicit their patron.s'. i
tLAKK WBIOIIT ;
Dec 24, 1873. i
IN
EW FURNITURE STORE.
The undersigned would inform the public '
that he has opened a ,
FURNITURE STORE ;
i In the oorough of Patterson, where ha has i
for sale ,
K1LB0URX & GATES'
BEDROOM SETS,
Walnut Bedroom Sets,
ALL STYLES Ob' BEDSTEADS,
Sofas, Locsges,
ExtessIoj Tables,
MARBLE TOP BUREAUS,
H.tRBLE TOP STAXDS,
Sofa, Cane-Seat" and Common
p,i .i- U C 1
vuau;i, ttuu wioiiu;;,
a, -r T 4. e n a'
AlSO, 2 Large LOt Ol CarpetS.
As I run a car to Philadelphia weeklv I !
. . ... , , , . '
carpets, tc., iu person,
am prepmrea io un au vruera lor laruuure,
Ft F, EOHM.
Oct 22, 1878-tf
rn
A larse assortment of Oneensware, China
, i:r.rkrnt Clr.
ware, ke.. for sale cheap hw
J. A II. A. STAMRAiV.tl.
.VEtV .IDtERTlSEMS.YTS.
I
HEAD QUARTERS!
Bridge
41
THBE
'THIS Sinia(; A f HEADY,
Spring &
Vliirh sire sold CIIEPAEU than
lit any otlirr in town.
Kl.-I'M TFI LLV YtH I:.-. SiV.i
EMH, SCI I O Til
NEW CASH STOW
AT
LOCLfST UKOVK, MILFOKD TWP.,
One ami a half miles sotith-vvet of Patterson.
1
' rriHE iib-cnt)er inolM rtio.t rospfcttnllv
i I .1 . 1
.1 More at I lie alHve Macr. wnt're he ih tr
: their pairoiiiigeniih the Ut-fSlail'J most select
j DRY GOODS, 'tKoCfcKIKS. QI'EEX sWAKE, tVoop AM WILLOW WAKE, OIL
i CLOTHS, LOOTS t SHOES. Also, with a full supply of
HOME-MADE GOODS, YARNS, &C.,
All of hieh he otlers to x II or cxeluuige for .ountr: piojiicc at
TIIJ: VKRY TaOAVTCsT i mucks.
Much lower, in fact, th in gnol have been sold within the county for many year,
i lie id pay the highest Uiaiket j rice lor Lociul l'u.-.!:, Ruilroa I Ties and Wood,
either ill cash or goods.
Locnst Urove, A eg. f, l7-lf.
NEW
mm
C. BARTLEY,
B l 1 J) G E 8 T R E E T ,
MIFFLLTOWN, IM.
D.V.Harley&Gos
I the place where you can bur
THl2 IIIattT AI TIII-J IIKArjT
MEXSf Y( U T 1 1 S' &
tt.it a is. Boors, shoes,
WE are p.e,-rci to exhil.it ..t... .4 lb- -..
ti'-nel, ami .it .isTO.f Is
A!si niwnres ta.en for sntts and pari
ml SlHII I IU'lICCt TtT r 'a-iOlJlllHO.
Remember the i I.ip?, in Ho.TiuafiS
Water s'reeH, MlFFI.I.TOV; I'A.
: -:" - ' -
WHAT TO WESR AKO
:0:
Ju?t stp Into S.
AMI El. STKATEii'S ( l.oTllixt; sToi:E. Brid
Pa., ai.'! !i- 1 ill t.-ll y.i, all al.onl it.
Il.i'intr j-i-t rcturii. d Ironi i'l i' iMt f.U
La'e-tt ami Choicer! rylei f
C L O T I! I X (I ()
j toats, I .ial. leN. Il.,t-. C:, Il ..ti and Slt.K.-n, Wai,-he and Jeweirv, Notions. Fur'
I nihmg Gm,ls in en.ll.-. v:i ny, CarK.-t-. Floor Mil tloth, Fnmitiire, Cc, cheaper than
the chea-;t, for thr wiue ijnalily ot giMl. Call in and be convinced.
Measure Taken anil
Patter.n.n, M iv 10, l7.i
Manhood: HowLost- How Eestored
l Jnst Pubtishe l. in a StjU I Eucelvpe. Itice
Six t'ents.
jy Lecture on the Nature. Treatment ami
Rau.cal Cureot Sperniutorrlora, or Seminal
Weakness, Involitntarv F. Dilation, Sexual
Debility, and Iu.ixiliiuent.s toMarrhise cm- ?
erallv : X-rvoU4Uc.. t:in.uinitl-.ti l-,j
lepy and Fitt; M. ntal and Physical Inea-
pacny, resiu:me in. m ei-Awnr, etc. Bv
KOBEK7 J. Cl LVKUU'KLl.. M. D Att.
tin Ol the '-ti.-eeu B..ok," Jtr.
The worId-M-iioiuit a ith ir. in this ad-
i miruUe Lecture, rlearly l ro-ej itimi
i om" 'xl'vrir,' ; ht lf- awlMl t'oiwp'ie'
i ees t .Self.AiMise i-.iy hei liV-rtiiallv reiobi-
ci wiinoni meuiritien, ami without danscr
ons S1f?'cal ix-ratinnt. bonjiies. instrn.
ments, nnti .r e-.nh.UH, M.inlius out a
lnre " ,m" rvr,' a-' cftW-tn,!
by wbK-B ev-ry u:erer. no matter what bis
condition nny b., rhsy care hiiucll'eh-aplv.
pritately aud" rartieailv. This I.ertufe ill
prove a btiouto tlioamitds and thousand
ent, under seal, to aty mldress, isi
plain envelope, on the receipt of two post
! age alanips- Aidress the Publisher,
CIIAS. J. C KLINE &. CO.
l'-'T B,trery. New York,
Pntt.f'lffire lt..v
l;. 7S-lr.
Street.
ARRIVALS
Summer
inform the fmli'ie that he ha iilst rprned i
1 . - . r
- Kirel to siur . ail who nr-iv f ii-or liim vtM
aortincnt of
A.J. HERTZLEIi.
1 JOYS' CLOT IIIXG
jxd TtMsuiya owns.
.-Intrro and t-lect st.K-ks ever oflerea it
H IXC 1. 1" LOW VRICt' '
'
..f uiM, wbicb will bo made to order
? w Builuintr, corner of BriJe in
' may , ls7J-tf
' - -
KOW TO WEftB IT
strer, Pifterson
and New f . - tin an'.rJv vou with tu.
"" "
V A L L KINDS,
Suits M;nie to Order.
SaMLEL tfTRAYEK".
ItLATC II LEY'S
r Improvil Cl'CCMBEP
iW(Jl'l) I'CMP, Tasteless
7 rz nn..,M.. L-n:..: .... t-v......
I-U1M.II1, I.ll.l .I II. Ob V ill ('.
The oet i'liiup lor the least
money. Attention is espe-i-ta!ly
Invited to Blatchley
Patent Iniprovf lirarket it
w
New Drop Check Valve,
i;'r-h c:ui be lllnirawii
without rtmioving the pump
r- or diturtmie tle joints.
5?f
Als.i
the Copper Chamber, whi;h ievtr
cm k or Male, and wiil outlt anv other.
For sale bv De-.iler4 ami the Tniite seller-
ally. Impiire for BUtrhh-y's Pump, atnl if
not for Sale iti your town", s.-nd direct to
I HAi 5. BI.ATCHLEV,
M srr cti n. -
ok; Cotnmerce St., I'liiLaoelpliis. I'a.
s
LOMO. SEIBLR,
: Will visit Mifflin ami Patterson eveiy
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
and will rnruish the Itizcus Ol thete Dor,
' oiichs wit t the bvt of
BKKF, VEAL, MITTOX, POKK, a.c.
' at tbo very lowest prn-en. lie rt--W!ullf
ii)l;-it the patronage ot tin- pibl.- '
tril :;. Irl
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