SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
M1FFUXI0NVX: -Wednesday,
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TERMS. .
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Tran.ieni advertisements inserted at 60
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umn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
notions mill be made to tta ae destrin
ti advertise by the rear, hail' or quarter
year.
PT:TT'A.R. -R. TTMPTAT5T-P
passenger train leave S.".fl1In Station as
ollon s:
E AST WA K U.
1 hiladcli h:a E.xiirees, J2 -J? a m.
li.irrisburg Accoiuino., 9 4. a m.
pacific Express, 10 24 a mi
Mail, 6 3j p iiu
Atlantic Express, 9 15 p tn.
Pittsburg Kxpress 12 58 a m.
Cincinnati Express, 40 a nt
Pacific, 5 58 a m.
Way Passenger, 0 10 a In.
Mail, 3 CC p nl.
K.t Line, 6 45 p in;
Mixed, 8 13 p m.
Milflin, nv. '.3, 1874.
I.OC.1L IXTEI.l.lGESCE.
I!u!;ti:;don roted down the question of
.iter works.
Co to To Id's to sell your fculroad lief.,
pr.s ra,h lor them.
Ksos Berc.t Lipped a car load of
fine bor.vs esat yesterday. j
d l. A. K. McClure is at the head of an
sivit'jtioii of gentlemen who have bought
tae l'hiadl; Jet n.wspaer.
Canned r ruit, iu all variety, at Todd
i!nt' j
"n -j
cheaper than ever before -old iu the coii
Wb'at in 1'liilud. IpLi on Mondav
"as
i l-.t -ii ai $1.17tol.2, corn at SJtu9c, oats ;
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rr li'-nt. Th1 ro"to now orrSn
bv
J. i nKtks as r.Uv of husitiess in the '
Ki.-'orl limiJi.i? is lor r-nt. For j artieu- !
!rs address or Call on Mrs. Margaret liel-!
lord.
llFWARD.-Ten dollars reward wiI,
he raid for information that will lead
to the conviction of the party or parties
who broke a pane of glass in the front !
vitidow of the store of the undersigned, ;
last Saturday night.
J. & 11. A. Stambaugh.
Last week yoaug men who reside iu
.'Jiliiiu atid Patterson sold tickets to
admit the purchase to what wus called 1
,. x ,-. 1 . - 1
a Donation Ball, which was held iu !
Graj bill's Hall, on .Von day evening, :
the ol jecl of which was to raise money !
to be aptTonri ated to the maintenance
of certain families, who are iu destitute 1
and needy circumstances. j
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r lour, reed, Corn Meal, and IiucUwheal
Flour for sole by J. B. M. Todd, at the !
!..,.vr ,i,,. ' i
StockiioI.LERS of " Riverside Park j
and Agricultural Association of J uu - j
ata County," wrl tceet at the law office j
of It. McMeen. Secretary, at 1 o'cloik
P M., on Thursday, 2ath inst., to now- j
mate oJicers, hear report of auditors, I
aid transact other important busiucss
By order of the Board of Directors.
It. McMke.v, Sec'y.
A Clum an was struck and killed cc
Tuesday evening of last week, by the j
im rn.tf.liu. nf t'lwt I.itia'' a-iiul Gnm A-
. i.. uverseers, rani i ox, ;inarew .tmrra j
wherein the neighborhood cf B iiley's Assessor, Simon Shellenbcrger ; Coii
station. Perry couuty. The body -f stable, John II Patterson.
the dead foreigner was brought to tLC Sl'SQtEHAXSA.
station at this piaoe, where- an iiiqnest j Judge, W Leister ; Lewis Wilt, An
was held ou it. Letters on the persou j jfew jjuibert ; Auditor, Ileury Beale ;
of the man revealed Lis name, which j Assessor, Joseph Karstetter ; Supervi
was Otto Price. Patterson overseers j sor4) i Abraham Strotip; Over-
f the poor had the body decently bur. ' eergj , (jbupp, Samuel Goodlin ;
ied in the Presbyterian graveyard.
1 have added to my stock of rcady-modc
clothing a lull line of Groceries. Prices to
suit the times. J. B. M. TODD.
ttXPOKT CF GlODVILLE SCHOOL,
For the month ending Feb. 2.
While No in attendance during month, 4-i
Average attendance J
1'er cent, of attendance r7
I.vdia . Hauberger, Emma J. lienner.
Susan A Auker, Lydia Anker, Fannie Au
ker, Entms E. Swartz, IdaSwartz, Emma
E Nickel, Susan Gingrich, Jacob L Rice,
Josiah Knrtz, George A Glace, Sam 'I Ging
rich, Samuel Auker, Isaac Zeiders, A. K.
Huuoergor, Jacob W Auker, Tobias Auker,
Alonzo Wildman, Wm Kice, Jas M Boger,
Wm Spkber, Joseph Gingtich Ileury A
Jienner, E J Kurtz and Samuel Spicher
were present every day daring month.
Maggie Kinzlr, Teacher.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4C,
PUBLIC SALE !
Will be sold at pablic sale at the
stables of the undersigned in Mifflin
town, Juniata county, Pa., on
MONDAY, MARCH 1st, 1S75,
The following valuable property to
wit :
five Head Driving Horses and .Mares,
all bay in eolor and first-class drivers,
Mcgie or double, all good steppers, 6
Lead work horses and mares, 5 set of
fcinglo harness, all new, 2 set double
harness, 1 set Yankee harness, 6 set
heavy gears with extras, saddles, bri
dies aud baiters, one fine Hambleton
tan mare four years old, 2 new falling
top buggies, 1 Jenny Lind wagon, 1
Germantown wagon, 1 piano body open
buggy, 1 side spring open buggy, 3
Hauibletonian colts two years old, 1
three seat barouche, first-class, 1 three
Beit Pbtoo, first-class, 1 track sulkey,
two basket sleighs, 1 very fine Port
land sleigh, two pair good mules, 2
four horse wagons, iron axles, bnilt for
hauling ore, 1 light four-borse wagon,
one two horse wagon, 1 one-hor wag.
on, 2 bob sleds, nearly new, and a great
ruDy articles to nutueton to' mention.
The hesvy-draogbtfoor horse team with
first-class new wagon will be cold to
gether. This will be a fine chance to
buy first-class stock. The owner is
going to Ilarrisburg in the spring, and
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will be eniraced in a baeicess that be
can not make use of the above stock,
D r. St Lorrr.
Tbk followitg named parson. ere
elected od the ldh inst., to fill tie
pecUTe offices designated :
re-
MlFrLIXTOWX.
Jodfre, 0,Cob Sulouff; Inspectors,
Israel Yeakley, Frederick E,peuschade:
School Directors, R E Parker, J tt
Hamilton ; Towo t ouneil, S R Showers,
o nowe, j BurcbOeld. N A Kid,
er
U P Robinson : O
Henrj Goshen, Alexander Ellii
oor, i
y Chief
J Hurgess, George Jacobs, Jr. (
ESIVV. . .
" -i-m uuzrard ;
i WUB,mu,et 3 O Vt tlsoo.
i
t LBUANACU.
' Judge, David Bashore ; Inspectors,
Isaac Sicbcr, '.I'm Oles ; Justice, Wui
ioristj; supervisors, Win Poffenber-
ger, George Uower; Overseer, John
Zuok, Wm Ort ; School Directors. Win
B Horning, M Stoner ; Auditor, Eli j
1uiib; Assessor, John Stoner; Cjn
j Stable, Jonathan McCoy j Towushtp
I Clerk, Robert Reynolds.
Walker.
oo'ige, uivia Mtuer, Inspectors,
Jcepli HoMetier, WHKuitx- J ua.
tice, JN Moore; School Directors,
'
i Michael Bashore, John McMeen ; Over-
seers, Daniel Auker, Solomon Monbeck;
i Supervisors, Michael Sieber, D U Kauff-
tuan ; Assessor, Jouas Kauffuiao ; Au
ditor, Jacob Kline.
Patette.
JnJg?, TT Divis ; Justice, William
Diihu ; Inspectors. Josenh E Kanff-1
T"' JamC A JIcAllNter 5 Sup-""-. !
George Martin, Lewis Ingram; School:
ii, i..i, it.... ir w oi
i wi 'j, v aaii, it ouarou
r .
Uverserrs, Si
imon
Amy, Reuben Leo
oho B McAl ster
natd ; Auditor, J
esur, Aarou L,eidy ; Loustable, H.
ll Urayblil.
DELAWARE.
Judge, C B Shelley; Inspectors,
Jh-B F luster ; Justice, SJ
Kurtz ; School Director, Jonathan
Kiser, David Smith ; Supervisors, M C
V i - ei. o
, 3ue"u' overseers
i ia Auser, v iiuiuoerger ; Auditor,
G W Speakmao ; Assessor, W S Smith;
; Constable, J M Stutts; Township Clerk, I 'rch or the begintug of April ; 1 Dev
! 1J F Oliver. j otishire bull, that took the premium at
Tuompsoxtowx.
.In.lT .I.n.o. . I.. 1....
1 r. --7 1 ,
W II Webster, T T Reynolds ; Chief,'
1, . , ,
Burgess, Dante! Bastress , 1 own Com.-
cil, Thomas Patton, S M Kepler, J G
tlalteman, J S Vines, I Tennis ; School
Directors. J S Lukens. Jicob Sl ither ;
Overseers, Joseph Wetiler, E Smith ;
Assessor, Johu Luderwjod ; Auditor,
Thaddeus Zimmtrman ; Coustahle, Jo-
'
S(,l'h J',or- mm
MO.VROE
Judge, J Mroup ; Inspectors, J a-
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cob Swarfs, DM Weimcr ; Constable,
E C Gray bill ; Supervisors, Abraham
Henn. r, Samuel Rumbaugh ; Overseers,
jo!m Watt,, .peter W cise ; Auditor,
George J Fraley ; Assessor, C A Lau-
ver.
Greenwood.
j Judge. John Cox ; Inspectors, Jos J 1
' Castles, Millard U oodward ; Supervi-
J n ii' -ii Ti i k I
sutr. L'atiu oiieiiu j utiiuaa iiuiuuti
o . n- ., is n 1 . . I
ger; CIIOOI 1'irectors, iv uui, jouu
p Halloa Auditor, James S Cox ;
!.k . .1 ':.J .)
School Directors, Jacob Stneltz, 1 G
i .....
Gayuiao ; Constable, Henry ley.
Pattehox.
Judge, John Dietrick ; Inspectors,
David Craintr, B R Mitchell ; Chief
Burgess, John E Ilollobaugh ; Town
i unci!, John Copelami, Samuel H
Brown, F F Rohm ; Justice, D A
Dougtiiuan ; Constable, D A Notestine ;
Overseers, Wra Ilartmati, J B M Todd;
Auditor, Caleb Parker ; Assessor, Rob
ert McDonald ; School Directors, E J
Nangle, Johu Copeland.
Milfokh.
Judge, T B Coder ; Inspectors, L.
Burchbeld, W N Sterrett ; School Di
rectors, Win Guss, Abraham Partner ;
Overseers, Arnold Varnes, D Cuuuing
hsni ; B Lauver, John Waldsmith ; Au
ditor, J R Jenkins; Assessor, Eph.
Lauver : Justice, Arnold Varnes; (. on
stable, J B Meloy.
Port Rotal.
Judge, George Koons ; Inspectors,
C M Fuuk, Jonathan Orr"; hief Bur
gess, Wm Wright ; Town Council, D S
Coyle, John McMauigle, John Dunbar,
D G Alter, Samuel Buck ; School Di
rectors, J B Thompson, S E Ard ; As
sessr, David Koons ; Auditor. Caleb
Jones; Overseers, Abram Kaley, J B
Okcfon ; Justice, Joseph Stimmell ;
Constable, Jacob Crist.
TlBBETT.
Judge, Wilson Calhoun ; Inspectors,
W It McLauuhlin.JG Hertiler; Jus-
C '
tice, John McLaughlin ; Township
Clerk, W Hcncb ; Treasurer, Philip
Kilmer ; Assessor, S R McMeen ; Au
ditor, A Y McAfee ; Overseers, Wm
Stewart, Henry .Kepner ; Supervisors,
John Landis, James Koous; School
Directors, David Bossert, Lawrence
Wctzler ; Constable, Isaiah Berkey.
Sprice Hill.
' Judge, S W Ksh ; Inspectors, W P
Graham, John Wisehaupt, jr. , Justice,
John Telfer; Constable, John A Mc-
Lauehlin ; Clerk, Tbeo Merainger
-r R A Wharf on: Assessor.
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W T Evans ; Supervisor, Conrad Ver
lancy, J R Patterson ; Overseers, W
L Cook, J F G Long j School Direc
tors, J L Patteison, Joseph W'erie ;
Auditor, Samuel Whartoc.
Tcscarora.
Judce, John Andrews ; Inspectors,
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eal M Stewart, v a 'u -
tice, Henry F Smith ; Constable, i-yl-
Tester F Price : School Director; N.
Ickes, Samuel B Crawford ; Overseers,
IS J!cConoel, Joseph G.veu ; Assessor,
James Knox ; Auditor, Samuel Panne
baker j . Sdpery'uera, G Kennedy,
John Randolph ; Ciirk, John Mabood.
LAck.
Judge, W D Walls, Inspectors, II H
Patter. na esse Rlce ; Supervisors,
V'ui Swartier, Absalom Rice : Ove--
eers, Daniel Thatcher, T II Neelv :
jScboof Director,, T M Neely, Robert
1 "" ! Auewr, J P barton ; Au-
ditor, Matthew Clark
V-lerc, 1 a .Jc
w ; Vonslarjie, Hubert Klitne.
BLACK LOO.
r 1 t? i -
uuge, oeuaMisu nepman ; lnspec
. ra T ....i . ' o- i i ti
tors, Jouaibau Gifford, Jolm Hantaan
Overseer, Daniel Thatcher; Supervi
sor, Wk Bilger ; Assesor, O P Bar
ton : Constable, Robert Rbiue.
. -Noticb
to Slpehintfmiests op
Sabbath Schools foe 1871. Those
Superintendents who Lave uot seiil iu
their reports for 1874, will confer a
I great favor by filling up the blank re
I P"m wbich have bseu sent them, and
im ...
I ,orwara,Dg tl,em ,0 11,9 at Ml3i'"town-
Thus. A. Elier.
Sec'y Juniata Co. S. S. Asuci.tion.
E have not seen so many smiling
faces in our midst for a long time. It
is because so many are using Pain Cure
Oil Don't be without it.
Sold wholesale and retail by Banks 4. Ham
lin, M.;!'.intoa.
Stoke a.o Dwelling IIoise for
Sale. A valuable business staud.
three miles above Mifilintown, on Lew
- jLstown turnpike, is offered at private
;lale. A rare chance. Address P. O.
Lock Box 2G4, Lei!ou, Pa.
Piblic Sale. Matthew Rodgers
wl" B-" ' pu,,'ie sale on the Spicher
farm in W alkcr township, two miles
east of Mexico, on Friday, March 12th,
1875, at 10 o'clock a. m., four good
work horses, 3 five years old and 1
seven years and al! single line leaders :
5 cows, four of which will be fresh in
i lu,n ,lie "-'"""y firs last fall he is 23
' months old and was bred fmm an ioi-
P0"6" , ' ? If ,01 -V.n,"g . "
... a aas
tnice I'urtiaui ouci calves, ;i weessoid;
45 sbeep m0ll,j. ewe vhu
j 7 bead sh )ats. one Berkshire breeding
J sow with pig, bay by the tun, and a
Pr?' variety of farmini! uteusils The
The largest sale of the season.
Eleven
month credit given.
Prni.ic Sales.
Jeremiah Lyons will sell at hi residence
in Milliintown, at 1 o'clock, on Saturday
-"":" "'" "" ul':lu prupen., cuu
t . 1. . 1. 1 ., T t 11 ...
sisting of 0 yards brussels carpet, also 75
yds. ingrain rat-pet, beds, b'.-dsteads, 1 doz.
upholstered chairs, tables, I c"k stove
1 parlor stove, with heater attached, and a
general variety of household goods.
On Fridsy, Feb'y 2fi, 1875, Michael Sie
ber, of Walker township, will otl'er at public
sale, fourteen head of horses, among which
r pair of roau horses, a pair of sorrels,
DU1"b:r 01 'an.l.me heavy work horses,
two bruod nuires with fo.il, two iiiet fam-
I tie tinrsf. m-vhi-iI i'oimI driving liorsea :
- ' s
, , ,.., ; rears old . with a vein
f blood of tho stock from which Gold -
. :.i i.:i . i: i-
smith Maid sprang. A credit ol one year
given. Sale at 12 o'clock. Wui. Given,
auctioneer.
On Saturday, February 27, 1S75, B. II.
Mills, residing at Oakland Mills, will oflTtr at
public sale, h'.s entire stock of furniture,
consisting in part of 12 pair of bedsteads,
2 bureaus, 1 sink, 2 dozen ch-iirs, rocking
chairs, tables, corner cuph iard, tc. Sale
at 10 o'clock. D. B. Mo Willi mis. auc
tioneer. On Tuesday, March 2, 173. Dr. Henry
Ilarshberger, of Fayette township, will sell j
at public sale, 6 horses, 2 brood mares. 3
tliree-yrar-oM horses, 2 two-year-o! I cults, j
0 milch cows, three coming in fresh, ti head
I young cattle, 19 head of sheep, I Sow and I
3 shoats, a large lot of farming utensils, i
hay, enrnfodder, pololoes, Iiiiub . and s nne
household furniture. Sale at 10 o'clock, j
Wm. Caveny, auctioneer. j
On Wednesday, March lj. J. L.
Moore, of Fayette township, will offer at
public sale, 4 work borses,.l Leicester stud '
colt two years old, 3 uiileli cows allcomiug
in profit about the time cf sale, 2 head ol
young ca'de, 1 Eagle sepsrator and power,
wagons, plows, reaper, hay rake and other
farming implements. Sale at 10 o'clock
Wm. Given, auctioneer.
On Thursday, March 4, 1875, Christopher
Fagcly, of Miltord township, will sell 1 horse.
2 uiHres, one wills foal, 2 horse colts, cows,
1 head young caltle, 11 head ot sheep,
wagons, threshing naclnue, plows, harrows,
and other farming utensils. Sale at ten
o'clock. Win. Given, auctioneer.
On Thursday, March 4, 1S75, David A.
Hertzler, of Spruce Hill township, will sell
at public sale, 4 horses. 1 colt, 2 mule colts,
8 cows, one with calf at her side; or.e cow
that w ill come into profit in March, one
springer, 5 head of youug cattle, 4 shoats,
and fanning impleni:uts. Sale at 111 o'clock.
D. R. P. Bealor, auctioneer.
On Thursday, March 4, 1875, the execu
tors of Jacob Brubaker, dee'd., will sell at
public sale, at the late residence of said de
cedent, in Monroe township, Juniata coun
ty. 1 horse. 2 mares, 3 colts 2 cows, wagon,
l carriage, threshing machine and other firm
ing utensils ; also household effects, and
one share of Sclinsgreve and North Branch
Railroad stock. Sale at 10 o'c.ock.
On Friday, March 5lh, 1875, I). P. Min
inchan will otl'er at public sale, at his resi
dence at the east end of Port Royal river
brilge. Walker township, 4 horses, 2 mares
with foal, I cull, 1 mule, 4 cows, 6 bead cd
young caltle, if head of sheep, b shoats, 1
sow aud pigs, and a lut ot farming uiensds.
Sale at IU o'clock. L. IJ. P. Bealor, auc
tioneer. On Saturday, March 6, 1S75. B. S. Mum
per, ol Milford township, will offer at public
sale, 2 horses, 1 cow, 6 head young cattle,
6 sheep, wagons, fodder cutter, and other
'far'i"8 utensils.
Sale at 1 1 o'clock. D. R.
p. R...lor. auctioneer.
On Saturday, March Cth, Reuben Caveny,
assignee af David Strayer, will sell, on the
Premises in Mc.Vlisterviile, two lots of
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ground situate on Main street, also a new
buggy, and household turnduie. Sole at
10 o'clock. Wm. Caveny, auctioneer.
On MohSay, Match Sth, st 10 o'clock, C.
d. Shelley, of Delaware township, will sell
horw. 5 co;,,,, t ,,, 0 sheep, farming
j nten!lil, and B111M.hol.! furniture. YViiliam
i Cavenyi a s-tionerr;
On Monday, March 8th. at 10 o'clock, J.
H. Baaom, of Fayette tewnsbip, wiH sell at
public sale, 2 burst s, 3 colts, 4cos, 2 head
of young cattle, 1 AMeraey bull, 8 sheep.
j D. B. McWiHian.., auctioneer
farming utensils and household furniture.
On Thursday, Sl irch 9, 1"5. Da'-iJ (
tlsrtzler, Adiuinistr4tur ofjulit Sni'ttiT, j
latf if Spruce Hill town-hip, dct'd., will j
sell at public sale, at the file residence of
said decedunt, 2 m ires, 4 Cim, 4 vung !
J X 271
j cattle, 4 shuep, 1 sow and Tii;-s farming I
li;nH'inM furniture. SJe at i
lOoVlu.- IV
U. r. Balr, attctiuneer.
On Wednesd.iv. March 10. Ib75. Josebh
On Wednesday, March 1U, io'o, Joseph
! Qingricu, f IMawarv township, will offer
' l"w'" sJ 2 hirtrs, 1 mule,- 2 head .f
'uatllr. 1 fc.w. a-id I'arfii'nV nh-ua'la. S il
- ) .. '
jai 10 o'el:k. Win. Civeuy, auctioneer,
; .
Allen, of Milfurd township, sill offer at
1,uIj!;c ale. 5 work horses. S colts. 6 cows.
1 York State tlirec-ycur-o!d durhim bull,
5 head yung cattle, W calves. Wrts
I Urge seed hog, 6 shoats, 1 sow and 8 pigs,
1 brood Sow with pig, and a large lot of
fanning implements. Sale at 10 o'clock.
Win. Gtreu, auctioneer.
On Thuixlay, March 11th, Noah Uerttler, :
will sell, on his farm in Turbett township, i
A nor?
j I horses. 3 mares (one with fo.tl), 2 shet'p, j
1 1 ciov
er buller, 1 separator and horse power,
: 1 reader and mower, irrain d ill. honoi' r.ik.t
' '
and other farming implements.
Sale at 10
o'clock. P. K. P. Bealor. auctioneer.
OnTbuisdav, March 11, Wo, George
Martin, of Fayette township, .ill oner at
puolic sale, 5 horse,, 3 cohs, t c,w wlU
come into profit .bout time of sale, 3 head
young catile, 1 breeding sow, 4 shoats and
tanning implements, ialo at 10 o'clock.
Wm. Caveny, auctioneer.
On Saturday, March Mth, S. W tc A.
., i i. i . m ..;m d- .j
Kautliiiaii and Mieti..e: i. ' li.ea Vihl oiler at
piib!!C sale, at llie r- si e .1 S. . Kai.U'-
nan, in Walker township, II heal ol horse
stuck. 3 cows, 13 sheep, and two wagons,!11"11'1""1 K';t another of the same kind,
nearly new. Sale at 10 o'cloct
William
Caveny, auctionet r.
On Saturday, March 18, lbTi, F. F. Bohiu
will close out his stock of new household
furniture in Patterson, consistidg of bed
room sets, in oa'.mit and other woods, in
all styles, marble lp bureaus, marble top
stands, extension
tables, sofas, lounges,
chairs and aluio.t everything to be found
lira complete furniture store. Sale at one
o'l'lork. Win. Given, auctioneer.
On Mondayj March loth, KcuUen Leo-
nard, assignee of Samuel Leonard, will sjll
at public sale, at the residence of said Sam-
nel Leonard one nla r.or.l,. at of I lot.
land Mills, 2 mares, 3 cows, 2 heilers, C head
young cattle, 'J sheep, ti pig, and tanning
implements Sale at 9 o'clock.
On Tuesday, March 16th, at l'J o'clock,
Elizabeth Garver, of Fayette tuwiiship, will
sell 3 horses, 2 cults, 3 cows, 3 head young
cattle, 5 shoats, and farming implements.
Wm. Caveuy, auctioneer.
ilAlilHEt):
WEAVER M US ER On the I?th inst.,
at the Presbyterian parsoiiace, MitMiutown,
by Itev. T. J. t lierrard, Mr. Too: is Vt'eaver
and Miss Mary Musser, both of . Walker
towuship.
F1STLER SHOWERS On the 1Mb.
inst., at the residence of Samuel Showers,
Esq., br Rev. G. I. Fenepacker, Mr. Lewis
Fistler, of H.irrisburg, and Miss Edith
Showers, of Mifllin, Pa.
1HEU: I
STEWART In Spruce Hill township, oi j
1 the lath insti. Mrs. K'.izabeth Stewart, w ite I
i '
I of Thomas Stewart. aed 63 years. 9 months
- ' and P davs.
CO.MMI2ICCJ 41.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
Com-cted weekly by J.Sl II. A. Stambingh.
Mirt'LiNTuWs, Feb. 24, 1S75.
Butter 25
Eggs 25
Lard 13
Potatoes 1 00
Ouions 1 50
illFFLlNTOWN GRAIN MAHKKf.
Corrected weekly by I). P. Suloutl
Wheat 1 00
Uts,
Corn, a.i
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Special .Volices.
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TO COSMM1PTITES.
The advrtiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
by a simple remedy, is anxious to make
koowu tu his teiior sutl'.'n rs the means ol
cut. To all w ho desire it, be wiil send a
copy of the prescription used, (free ot
charge) with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure lor Consumption, Asthma, Bron
chitis, fcc. Parties wishing the proeenp-
tiou will please address
hev. I.. .. ILV'S,
191 I'cmi Si., 'Viti.anisuurgb, New York.
janO-on;
Kit ico its or out ii.
A Oh'M'I.F.V . rj - ::l'er-d for years
from Nervous ll-l ilitv, P-enutiire Decay,
and all the effects ot youllrul indivn-tion
will, for ih sake oi s'Tering hr.mauity,
send tree to all who need i), the reeipe and
diriction lor making the simple reined by
which he was cured. Sufferers Wishing to
profit by the a lvertiser's ezjierience can do
so bv addressing iu pert-ct confidence,
JoIlN B. OGOEN,
janS-6m 42 Cedar st., New ork.
Professional Cardt.
Yy L. ALLEN, M. D ,
Has commenced the practice of Medicine
and Surgery and all theircollatcral branches.
Oflice in Johnstow n, Beale township.
julj 15, 1S74
THOMAS aTeLDER, M. I).
Physician and Surgeon,
XlFTLIXTOWSi r.i.
Oflice hours from 9 a. M. to 3 r. .. Of
fice iu his father's residence, at the south
cud ot Water street. oct22-tf
JOUIS E. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY
AT - LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
tXjfCollecling and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Off l n bridge street, opposite llie
Court House Square.
aLFKED J. PATTERSON,
ATTOBKEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLIXT'JWN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
ti? AH business promptly attended to.
'rricE On Bridge street, opposite the
Cocrt House square.
arpe stock of ready mo1e clothing of the
I A Utest and choicest styles, for men and
a a latest aim cuoites sij.ej, mi
bovs. hats, caps, boot and shoes; notions,
fm'nishinr goods in endless variety for sale
i... ;.!,; ,.-
. '" A.'," ''Y 5 '
at Samuel Straytr's, in Patt'.tson.
Sub-r:V? for the Scn:ir s. RejwiMican.
.Viceflanrous.
5S-Se"sx
-K Mi
- .w'.-..v.V,
Va riViiaT-
vatSft.
j tisJfJtwXA V ?l
i " v"''
BEATTV k rL0TTS?
fiOI.DSX TOXGl'E
AM Mi IV W IV I A.l.i
. sk "W m M s V m a m- a.
. , i
liT;'LV7""T,
organ now iu n. llrrald
St Clair. Pa., Dec. 6, 1STM.
Messrs. Beittyk. l'lotts, Gents: I have
recetred the organ as sent by your firm to
uic, aim i .'ti n-viaiuiii.a.Hl ii cues
ample satistVtion. Jon Simit.
M in vi.r ("itv Pa Ort li". 1ST t
1 ue tscaiiy rioiis ceieuraled ijol.lrn
; Tonyue Parlor Organ is by for the best
parlor orican in use. I have Carefully ex
' . ... in t k ..-.... n.
I": l !.. . ..... ,
: ul 4 1 ' 14 1 1 ll,llri "ornniansutp .
; aiei uunioiiuy io ne inc uesi 1 ever saw, r
and I can ith plcasnre recomtiiend it to
! n.v" oni a,!T uie want of a flrst-lass
1 .. O. II. U.
i iT1,115
I gans fr ,ix m(hs pwt, I thought before I
j recommending it to g've it a lair trial, and j
! 'n "ITT to testily that it surrsse :id th it
bw, sni'1 r adv ertised about it. 1 have j
had piuiesvrs ot iiiumc and celrL"rated or- !
Pa:,,,, come and try it, and one and all say
I that it is one uf the sweetest and best toned
. . -t. . i . .
! instruments in the market. k has taken
tie smi. ullt f ai ,tle others around litre,
i I aiu perfectly satisti.d with it, and if I
money could not entice mo to part with It.
lou may p;Uiliu tint it you see nt, as my
j uran can be tried by any one wihin to do
so, iu pruot of what 1 say.
A. S. K. Ricnvuo,
Late editor of the Tamaqua t'ounrr, now at j
Bethlehem, Pa.
Messrs. Beatty A. Tlotts, of Vvashingt on,
N. J., are gint'.eitr'n of enterprise and
j .T'r I'L?!
73. ' '
Washington, N. J., is a beautiful village
of nearly 3'SHl inhabitants, 71 miles from
New York, and 12 miles Irom Easton. Pa.,
mi the line of the U. L. it. W K. K. Don't
' ,ai' 1,1 'e "J examine the Beam it plot! 1
I -'uW! T",J-'" '' ""IT-
" .... .n.i
price list just out lor It7i. Adiirexs
BEATTY ti. I'LDTTS,
Wahiti.on, N. J.
DAN ILL r. BEAUT. Eowaau plutts
April 21L-y
TI111E undersigned, having completed his
X new Warehouse iu Peirvsx iile, would j
respectfully invite llie attention f the'
farmers of the county to the fact that he is !
at :n! times
PAVLN G THE HIGHEST, PRICES j
FOR ALL KINDS OF
iritAirv, si:i:ds, Ao., Ac.
tic. for hoist -
Having introduced new facilities
ing, weighing, 4-c, we ate now prepared to
unload with the least possible trouble.
Eark, Railroad Tics, Locust
Pests, and all Saleable
Country Produce
will be bonght at all times, either for
CASH OK IN EXCHANGE FOR MER
CHANDISE. HAVE FOR SALE
COAL, LUMBER, FISH, SALT,
TL ASTER, GROUND OH LUMP,
w hich will be sold to suit purchasers, cither
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
and at the lowest rates ruling.
At my Store in Turbett township may be
louts! as cuu:;4etc an assortment ot
iwiv nnono n rmruPTue
' fill UllUUO, U UUVjIj 111 L.O,
iSroTiOaSrs,
Queensware, Hardware, &c,
all of which will he sold as low, if not a
little lower than elsewhere-
NOAII HERTZLER.
Pec. 10. lt73-lf
Philadelphia & Heading Piailroad.
MIXTHK A RIM Is HEM EXT.
J.ivraar 17th, 175.
Troist Itare Hirristttrg a) follow :
For New Yoik at 5 20, 10 a. in.. 2 00 and
7 10 p. in.
Fur Philadelphia at 5 20, 8 10, 9 15 a. tn.,
2 W and 3 51 p. In.
For Reading a 5 20, 3 1 0 45 a. m., 2 00,
3 50 and 7 40 p m.
Fur Pottsviliu at 5 2, 8 10 a. m.. and 3 50
p. in. and via .Schuylkill & Snsqttchauna
Branch at 2 4l p. in.
For Allentnwn at 5 20, 8 10 a. m., 2 0,
8 oO and 7 40 p. m
The 5 20, 8 10 a. m , 2 00 and 1 40 p. ni
trains have throtgh cars fur New York.
The 8 10 a. nt. and 2 00 p. in. trains have
through cars lor Philadelphia.
SUSD.iYS.
For New York at 5 20 a. m.
For Ailentown and way stations at 3 21a ni.
For Reading. Philadelphia aud way stations
at 1 45 p. m.
Traius for Harruburg Uatt as follotct :
Leave New York at 9 00 a. m., 13 40, 5 15
- aud 7 45 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 15 a. tn., 3 40 and
7 0' p. ni.
Leave Heading at 4 30, 7 40, 1 1 20 a. tn.,
1 50, G 15 ami 10 15 p. m.
Leave Poitsrille at a 55, 9 00 a. m. and I 30
p. m., aud via Schuylkill aud Susque
hanna branch at 8 o5 a. m.
Leave Ailentown at 2 30, 5 50, $ 50 a. m.,
12 25, 4 3d and 8 45 p. iu.
The 2 40 a. oi. train lntu Ailentown and
the 4 SO a. n.. train from Reading do cot
run on Mondays-
SLXD.1YS.
Leave New Y'ork at 5 15 p. m.
laave Philalelphia at 7 (Si p. iu.
Leave Heading at 4 30, 7 40 a. nt. and 10
15 I. m.
Leave Alieutown at 2 SO a. m. and 8 45 p. ru, ;
'Via Morrit and Etuz Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTEN,
General SuperitrnHrn!
Im port ant Notice.
THE subscrilier, having so d his store,
w ishes to settle up his books without
delav. Those having claims will present
I them, and all who owe by account ill call
l - --- .
at his house and settle, and pay r give
a note. Hope all concerned will attend to
this notice.
J. B. ORESON.
rrrr svill., Iec. 22j lf7.
Xrir A1rrriiements.
IS7-J.
J.B. M. TODD,
PATTEIiiO.V, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
Closing Out Sale of Clothing !
OTERC0 4TS AT COST !
j Shirt and Drawers, Halt and Cup,
i BvUs and .SW. jxiery -nJ
t ' Cluces at City 1'rues.
I
A to.41'LtTE LINE 01'
GJiliB' i'UUMlSaiNG GOODS,
CtnS llootta, Gutn OteMhoes, '
Gum Otercoats
Intending to close out my stock of Win-
: ,.r ii.mhIm Hi Pl.lr it. .r r t.. nuttim' a 111 mi
I mih t,K.k ol Spring and Summer (;o.wl,
!' ,u detvniiined to soil Guds st such1
Lw Prices that evenr one can ntt thei!i-
"lves lor a very small sum ot money. i:'l
iu puc mo. iou x ii i ruar-iiiiee IUU M 1-
Ili-til.n
j , T,,o "'ghest market prices a'lowed for
j Country Produce, Corn and Oats. Hoop
J .W Godl b" "
' ' i. B. U. TODD,
Fatierson, Oct
NEW
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Bridg'e Mrtet, Xicliutown, Pa.
TOSHPII I.'E.SS wu! i repts tl'iilh- in ite
f who want GOOl) PlIoTlKiU.Vl'llS i
! of theiuselves or their Ii lends to give him
' a call
! place
and be convinced that this is
the
to get
GOOD PICT 17 RES.
Having prepared himself with the BP5T :
INSTRUMENT in the market, and '
!' 1
L.1TES I' IMI'RO VE.VE. TS j
. that cnstltnte a I
I.
iFirst-Class Photograph Gallery,!
) j
i he invites all his friends and the public zen- 1
j era.lv to favor him w i'li their trouage, j
j aud they will be aceauimi.dated with auy- j
1 ' be line ot Photography.
. i H'iurts iaKen ironi .ani 10 Lilie fflze,
i and Pointed, 11 desired, iu Oil or Water :
Colors.
Small Pictures copied and enla-ged. I
Old Ambrotypes or l:igt!erreoty-es alo !
co'ied and enlarged, and painted if desired, i
A good select Ion of FKAMKS kept on
haod at all time-, and cheaper than ever. ;
Solid W ahiut Frames,
Gilt Frames, i
Imitation Walnut Fr.inies,
I ii tation Rosewo.i Frames,
llustic Frames,
t'atiiuet Ituperial Frame-,
Picture Nails, Scrcw-cye, Cord and Tas
; sel, Sue.
! Jf)SKPH HESS,
j M!?!inton, Jan 7, 1P7I.
FAIRBANKS'
Q C A T 1.1 u
J XI 1J ii O
Awarded the highest and only Premium fcr
fccoi'cs, two Slli'er Medals, at tho j
FRANKLIN INST1TUIE, 1374. !
I
ALSO, AT THE
PARIS EXPOSITION, 1S7,
Over thirty-four conij-etitors, ami at the
VIENNA EXPOSITION, 1875,
and acknowledged the
STANDARD OF THE WORLD.
FAIRBANKS & EW1NG,
715 Chestnut St., 1 liilade'phia.
Jan 27, 1375-131
THE GRHIT C4l.SE j
HUMAN MISERY. !
P.lif.'.li.a a. . I-
A Lecture on the Nature. Tre-stnrent sud
hadical Cureol penuaorrhopa, or .Senniwl I
vYeukuess, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual I
Debility, and luimdimciits to Marriage gen
erally ; Nervousness, Consumption, Epi-1
iei.sy and Fits: Mental and Physical Inc.-
iocity, resulting Irom elf. Abuse, etc. By
KOIiLRT J. Cc LVEKYY FI.L, M. v.. Au
thor ol the '-Green Book," ic.
The world-'cnowne-l a'l'h r. in this ad-i
mirahle Lecture, clearly prurcs tiom his
own exisrrience that tile awttii conseipien-
ces ot Sclf-Anuse may be Itectnallv remov
.i
ed without medicines, ami without d.uiL'er I
oils surgical opeiatiotis, bougies, instrti-'
uients, rings or cordials, pointing out a
mode of cure a ence certain and rtfertn .1 '
by which every snServr. no matter hat I.,
condi'roumiy be, IH1.V cure himscll cheaply,
iwivately ana radically.
fiThis Lecture Kill yrort a 6oo to M(-
sot and tkomands.
Pent, tinder seal, in a plain enrelojie, to
anv address, on receipt of siv cents, or two
postage stamps. A idress the PubMshe.s,
CHAS. J.C. KLINE & CO.
1 ".'7 liuwrrr. iw Yor'a.
Post:! Mliee ISot 4."im
Vr. in 1S7:ttr.
" - ' .-- i
Dissolution of Co-Partuership. 1
rilllE co-jiartnerslnp heretolure existing
J between the undersigteHl in the yutch
ering Business, at Acadcmia, is tiiis d i
(Feb. 3, 175) dissolved by mutual consent,
'the buiiks and accounts ill be in the bauds
of Jaiucs J. Patterson for serif -ment.
J AVE J. PATTERSON.
DANIEL COFFMAN.
The business wit! be continned by D iniel
Cot! man, who w ill make it a point to furnish
the public n ith the choicest ui' at at the
lowest price. teblO-lt
Executors' Xollce.
Ettate of J'ltttb Brubaker. deceaui.
"VOTICE is hereby given that I-ett-r
X 1 Testamentary on the estate of Jicub
Brnbaker, late of Monroe township, disc 'd,
bare beet, granted to the undersigned. All
persons indebted are requested to mai.e
immediate payment, and those having claims
will please present them without delav lo
JOHN KURTZ.
SAMUEL OBEhHOLTZER,
Jau 13, 275. Extcnton.
.4dminltralorV Notice.
Ettate cf Frederick fioit, dtctaiel.
LETTERS of Administration on thj es
tate ot Fiederick Ross, late of the
I boroueh. of Patterson, dee'd, having been
' eranted to the nndersiimed. all nersons in-
i UelUcI t" said estate are requested to mike
j inntdiate laymcnf, and those having
' claims or demands against the same will
I please present Iheui. without delav, to
. !,fc.N.RI ETTA M- ROSS,
,
I
. Jan. 6, IS.o.
LOUIS E. ATKINSON.
jtiminutraJort.
JOB PRINTING OF
Urn at this olfict.
EVERY KIND
.V1SCELL.2.V EOl'S
EXTRA
HI"
fllFIP
Will close out tiii
BALANCE OF
i , .
'' KT ITITOP
i W 111 Ut1
Kfpectfli.lt Yorns, &(?..
JEJI1L &CMOTT.
rJTIE I'EOPLE'sS
HAKDWARE STOKE,
In R. E. Parkers .rw Brief: Building
stki:i:t, oiisiti: tiik court yaki,
mifflin town, juniata cointv,
JOHN IUTJIERSBAU(;iI
i Takes pleattir-j in ra'Iing the attention of Fatmers, Buildera, M.tsons. Saddlers. Miners;
Carpenters. Shoemakers. Blacksmiths, Cosi'hmakers, plasterer. lloiti-keeiers,
' and all who r" in want of anvtl'iiig usually kept in a FIlisT-t l.ASS
' II A II I) WAKE STOKE, t.i hi L..Ut.K AM) FHEill stuck, ol
Goods, bought sittce the great tediictiou iu pri;e.-,
cesatsTi.NG or
IKON.
NAILS.
.SCREW.
GLASS,
OILS.
ADZES,
SHOVELS,
FORKS,
HOES,
WAI L BRUSHES.
IKKE KKl MIL,
PAINT BKCSMKS,
PICKS.
CiiFFEI. MILLS,
Ti.N'WAKE.
tC, AC,
TABLE CUTLERY
AXES.
locks.
LEATHER,
PAINTS,
SAWS,
A UG EK-Sj
BRACES.
SI'OKKS.
FELLOES,
M ASU HAMMERS,
GRINI TiiKS
CLTlir WHINGERS,
S' I's.PEK,
LA Mi's,,
AC., iC.
I '- ' it.,
i 1l-fiss.sii.ti..
WIIOLESALK
j Which he ha. just opned in the nhore new store-room. Having hoiiirht all hi afoel
I while goods were at iheir lowest tigtirrs, he i prepared to s ll il such itm-v as will gnar
snle satislaetion. My gmsls are all new and Iresli from llie nunitl n iurers. a:id I nn no
the public to call and see them. I also solicit the patronage ot the pitOlic. t;ive me a call:
Mtfliint.wn. Aug. 2S, !874-tf
D.W.HarIey&Go.'s
I the plade Where you can buy
THE BEST AI THE CHEAPEST
LIENS' YOUTHS' & 1JOYS' CLOTH IX(J
H.1TS, CJPS. BOOfS, SHOES, .ixd fCRxiamxn (;oods.
are prepare,! to exhibit one of the nioit choice and select stiM'k rver offered irf
this market, and at JSTOXISIIIXGLY LOU' PRICES .'
Also, measures taken fur suits aud
at siiort notice, very reasonable.
Remember the pluce, in Hoffman's
. .. ' ' V: " 1
Water s'reets. MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
1 JRE.LV HUS&VENN.
-0
FALL CAIMPAIGX NOW OPENED.
. Kvcry p-Tson ho revls tl., adv-rtis.-ment will save n-n-r an 1 c-t fa.,' what ther
want iu lii -CM iTHI N'i LIN E. II its. t a;.. boots aud .-h.- t..r'vie,i Women an I
i-,iirtn-n. Furnishing G..o,U. Watch ami J rrrlry. Car,-i. Floor Od Mollis, ami many
! other articles. I will not iiot prices h -re. but 'II not be u-iler-oli" rr anr one.
C.iik? and see nie. and ! eotivinced of the troth ol r-y assertion. I'-iving n built mv
' S'" Room on Bridge street, Patterson, Pa.. 1 3 able t..;.h..n y..ii t;.(iU to a better
ai. vantage.
IVlcrsof, Pa1., Nclv. 1 1, H7I. SAMUEL STRAYER.
; ' .- --s-
! . . .. . . . . t
yy i. stLOirr,
I ' I
l OK'.Y.IKU M) U0 w11I.sM
ME llC II A i T,
DCILEIl II
GRAI5,
LUMBERi
COAL,
PLASTER,
SAL I
I
t
PLASTER.
CALCINED
The Beatty A. Plotts Oolden Tongned
P-l.. 1 lrassa h .ea T a alt tw-vi .f It! latllf
III '..He.'
and rpeedv response to touch. We ha -
one to sell, at a figure below the usual fell -
ing price for the same gradi of organ.
.
.ail in "iiL.Kiai ... -
Lrge stock of Heaaly-nvadr Clo hin? tr
..nlebv IIAiatl to.
' Job srk on short notice at rhis ottke.
1D FER TiSHMEJV IS.
IS 18 STOCK OF
Cif C H O
VJUOClvS
P'Ji'KfcT Cl ILtaY,
HATCHETS,
HiNGK-s,
SHOE FINDINGS,
I'LTTY.
PLANKS,
chisels,
HITS,
hubs.
SHAFTS.
Xi.VSoN TROWELS,
CI KUY C(iKS.
AXE IIANid.ES,
GRAIN SVG-.,
I l.DARWA RE,
Ai.., A;C., Jc J., -k.C..,
AM) RETAIL.
i . ' . ....... . - -
JOHN W. MUTHERSflAtJGH
parts of sits. which will be ma le to order
New Building, corner of Dr
ir ta:.. .r r.:,i.. ...
-'v" "" r o. i-rt jpe ami
may H, 1,;.:-U
HUEY &CIIULSTa
St (TLSSSiKS To KKVMR TO.
To those Interested i.i th
stiutiv
purchase of a
rum: kye whisky,
t tor in,-a pnros we ,,tl r
i IJAILKY'S 1TUK KYE,
J Price ti to f " j.. g.,:.,n, and will ship in
ps- k.i..s To suit purchasers.
( YVe also handl lirgiiv a
! COPPER-DISTILLED WHISKY,
i '
Price from to $1.75.
J W intfurt
. FINE WINtS, EXANME3 A.Vii GIN,
1 and sls'i-manufitrf :irw
:, 1R. ST(EYELS
i TONIC IIEUU LITTER?.
Snl for Trice List.
' HUEY CHRIST,,
! 121 North Third Street, Plulads.
neftS, l74-ly
Will visit Vitllin and Ps'i-rSon ry
i uisiiay, Thursiiay and Saturday mornings
aiid will Inrtiish the ititous of these boi-
j? hc iest or
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, POEK, Ac;
, - ,,
,. . , ,
- K-s-. j
t aoixiia iiw p.Hn.niMr- "i mo puouc.
' Ap"' 3 1' 1 y"
I
A flue asoitni -nt of rloth., rassnneri.
vesting, c, aiwry on hand and for s.ld
oy
s. B. LOUDON.
Sentinel aud Ke'aUican 51.50 a jvai