SEMiNEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLIXTOWX:
wTedneiday. Jane 3, HatS.
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PINK 'A. R. E. TtlE TABLE.
AN and after Sunday. Jlav 23rd
rasseiiper arains ill leave Jlifliiu Sta-
lion, i . iu K., as follow j
rsrr w.im. ;
t Philadelphia Express ....;
Pacific Express.....
; Iiarrinburg Accommodation
I Mail
J Atlantic Express
WUTwjkED.
t Pacitk; Eipreas....
; H"av Passenger
J Mail
t Fast Line
J Mixed
J Pittsburg Exprt-ss.....
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-
..12 4.5 a m
m
6 12 p it
'J 15 j) m
. 6 CO a m
l' 10 tm
! a J p in
. 8 15 p ni
. 1 1 55 p in
i Daily. J Dailf except Sundty
txfept .Vynrfay.
Three trains do not atop at this atatirn :
Cincinnati Express, west, time here 1 I'J i.
u. ; Fa.-.t Li'if. ca-t, 'J 57 L. ta. Day Ex'
t.i-;s, -ai, I 31 p. ra.
LOC.iL lSTElA.HiECK.
The 3rd of July wiil b tte legal ho'.iiUr.
Ihs OJd FdUnWs' UAl Is being printed
and p Tjcili d, outside.
The " Mountain P.jet," J. Gil Loudon,
gave us a pop call iast Thursday.
A board walk improves the front of Mr
McA!iter's property on Cherry street.
iiirman II Garfran's schools tlosei list
Thursday, to resume after a sj.orl vacation.
N-ih Hi rt7lr is Juniata eountv's renre- 1
.:i:.tti"e on ihr pnb!ican State Central j
(V.rTnilt. e j
riiila I, lphia graia quotationsIVbeat, 1
r.-J. $li.i.3 ; aniber, $151.86. Corn
Ja62c. Oats TOc. I
Phibdelphia hvf and straw quotations. j
Ti:nothy, 5l.t"t1.55 ; mixed, Sl.33tol.45.
Straw fl.'Jltol.S'J.
rejnlir antiol elimination of the 1
.S.-ldiers' Orjbans ScUool at Jlc Alistori'ille
will take place AVeJresday, July 21st. j
Ttc Lutheran congregation have had a
b-..-.:d v-.i'ii Uvi Ung the north sid-s of tlia
partooage prtpwry within the past week.
. Huntingdon jxlic nM-n routed the gam
Men out of the Fair Ground at that place
last Sunday. They got out of bis reich by
a Itaitl (rcayb!e.
John l.'oiier, Administrator of Louisa
Youny, dectased, will sill a ldt "jf bouse-
ho'd 1 ro'-crty, at the late resideuce of said j Coroner, V. R. Colin.
ae:e!cui in Mexico, at 1 o'clock V. M., on The Repubiicaa contention of Allegheny
sturdav. June 24, IH'i. couuty yesterday a week nominated the fol-
lfcrSecoa-l Pr-s!yterian Clinrch in A 1- Wing ticket : RocorJor, Ralph J. Richard
tovtia tave iuciraM-d the salary of their ! wi ; Register, Josejih H. Gray; Clerk of
y-isior, Kev. ir. Chi:he5t(.r, from S2,lHf to the Courts, WiIIia:n II McCrewy ; County
i:.it ami bouse real fret;, Ui w-rnidencu j ("cmiaisijiii-t, John McCiellau and Au
Ja'Miary 1st, t e7 -1 - i gnstus Beckert ; Coiitroil, Horiry Warner ;
1-. be ij.iite a nice wslk for one day, Director of the Poor, James VT. Eel!. A
to Irav-.-rse a a the avenues iu the main Cen- j 5l;erid' sh-nlil bn'e teea nominated, but
t..r."i.i Kk'"k;,--i H 2c lo iiie i owing 10 teui aa:ong coutendiag can li-
r'ur.e i.l erecliuii in i'faiMdelp'a'a. Twenty j dates the nomination tor that olhce was
luil rs is the length ol the walk, and that i postponed to yesterday, wlu-n a convention
pats a visitor through o.ily one building. for tost olli.-.c wis V.M., but the rcsuH is not
A Ore in the root of Howe's Macksa.ith
V.np, on Ma',., atrt, alut 2 o'clock 011 I
Momiay iiem.p, awnuea i!:e Town i"
prt-ai degree. The town has saflVred so
Much by fire that the cry itvif gws up a
ii"TVouiivss in tne system uiai requires
hours ot time to work out.
Tuiercs entered seve'i hous-s in ine . buiden.s of our hush inds and fathers by
riht in !hiti;in-din, .1 lew dts since. j j.rudent rutrciichuient in our household ex
They obtwiucu con. idera'-le plfrsderZ Load j jKrnsf s, therefore pledge our woids of honor
v-.iir guns and stand their! reji'ilv, and don't j to the other, that we will not during
be alraid lo use tliein on a f How ir. your ' the period ol one year from May 1st, 1875,
house at the dead of night, is the advice of 1 purchase any inateiial for wearing apparel
i'untingdon people pne.-ally.
Last Frid.iy the Mifliintowu School Board ,
atlopted Bancroft &. Co.'s Improved School
I-?k tor the free schools in this boioiigh.
S. M. Shelley, of Port Royal, who is Bun
rroft & Co.'s General Ag nt for Central
I'ennsvlvania, to furnish i School arid I 'or the frivolous outside artsrnmeulol
Church Furniture," was re.'i-sted to BiP 'he body alone." We commend the above
ilic order of the board. ,d ,h'" respectful consideration ol the read-
The nJease of Tweed on the grounds r "r We doubt whether there
slated bv a Xew York ,per. published 1 P'"6" u" ,hi, 'amt ,K:r0 ,he
- , i cliAiiir m the character tf dress worn by
u;ato the news itcius of ilns patrr, a. fins ! ,u J
like a huge farce. Oh, Tilik-u ! Governor W so 8lnerai and du;
Tildeu! is this the rct'ornt of tlie Ivmucra, ! ri" thc tta " ia the BrOUeh
rvl Tweed is to U out to wswi tlle of West Chester. That neat simplicity so
campaign of lt.76. Tb: v are getting tired j -'"ara-teristic ol the daughter, of the fol
.4 reiormiu New V.rk; it is tilling toe ! "f e.,rge Fox, is rapialy fading
.n.n. nr,. ; y; n,i dme 'shiun i,h " he
At 11 o'clock on fhs 15;h icst., the com
mittee appointed by tiie Spring Session of
Huntingdon Presbytery met in the Tresby-
te.ian church in this place to divide the;
ftutrge - lliUiiuiona aiid Lost Creek
Church," which they did, and st fte ranje
time decLired th-5 congregation at this place
a M parale otgauiiatioti. No changa was
made iu the board of officer of the con
gregation further than the election of Dr.
Thos. A. Elder and W. C. Laird as E.ders.
E. S. Doty, James North and W. C. Laird
.' appointed a committee to confer w ith j
Lost Creek congregation as to a diytribu-ti.-a
of i roicrtv.
A Doj lestown Catholic church has a Crst- n Philadelphia, in honor of that his--las
sensation ne that has put the whole tunc event, in which Col. AT K. Mo
town in a state of excitement. The pith of Clare participated as orator, and thus
it is found iu the fact, that the Priet wished was Junij;ta Corituty rerresen'ttd in the
to raise the price of pews. 'A number of thxt PMUdtl' Lia fient to UoS-
luemoera said the lTice should be lowered j e f .. . ,
j , . , . j .1 1 tou. At Alicntown the day ras cele-
ii stead of raised, so aa to correspond with ' a
the general snriukage all round. Tbe Priest : trated with greater deaorstration than
said no, aud ordered those who refused U a-J iu Philadelphia. There was a repro
gree lo hi plan to vacate their seats, ile nail- jductton as near as possible without
edthedoorsshutaolhatthedissatUfied mem- .,., . ,1.., ListiiriMl sene
hers could not enter their pews hist Sunday, j
!'! u tiourevr. to bs excluded in i
tl,st"w.v. At the time for serviee some de-
liberately broke the doors open, w hile others
Climbed over the sides and took their ac
t.iitomed seats. The outside World says,
w hat next 1
II. II. Goshen and Andy Gross ran a half
tulle foot race on tbe Park track last Mon
tluv evening. Goslien won the race bv
ahont three feet. The result was received j The fight lasted two hours, and wis ii
witU fich a rociferoys cheering that Capt. j ably conducted. Over 1,000 troops
aicClellan, who sat in a tr.iggy, lost uie
management cf his horse, and before be
recovered it the beast had dashed Into the
crowd, aud came iu contact with Gro,obe
tf the competitors in the race that hJ just
closed, and knocked him U theicntuad with j
ij. eat violence, and braised him as he passed
on, pulling the buggy over the prostrate
form f f the train; . Gross was a good fleal
hurt, but 110 serious Injury is expected to
result from the mishap. Capt. McCIeliau
was scared.' It was a terrible thing to run
over a man, but he could not help iU The
wonder is, that be was tot pitched out him
self. Next Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, a
footrace between Samuel I. Eickenbach,
the cLiu)ik.u runner of Juniata aud Dau
phin counties, and If. 11. l7oscc,' will be
run on lite Tark course."
The Republicans of Indiana connty nomi
nated tie following ticket t Sheriff, Ww.C.
Bronni Treasurer, John Ebey ; Prothouo
tary, Albert C. Boyle; County Commit
aiunera, Frederick Butter orth, Fredcrfct
Cameron.
TLe Republican Eominatious in Venango
county are, for I'rothonotary, Isaac Eeine-
I man ; Treasurer, MJ. Jaa. F. Made?'; Reg-
liter and Recorder, Capt. J. P. Barr ; Com
niisslutlers, W. L. Armstrong ami Captain
W. W. Shorts j Auditors, Henry Clulow
eiii E. . Duffe.
The AYectroorclanJ. coauty Democrats
put the following ticket in the Held: Rcgis-
Iter and Recorder, William B. Snodgrats;
'reK6 ! commissioners,
I Josepa est, Clark ButtcrnelJ ; Poor House
birrctor, Christian Holtxer; Auditors, Jos.
G. Thompson, 31. L. Faushold.
j The Republicans of Cnion county have !
I n"3,'I1,i he following ticket: Associate
i aungc, aacorj iiuinmei; county Treasurer,
Bcnj. F. .Eaton; Register and Kecorder,
Reuben Kline Commissioners, Jos. Boob,
j George ScboOh; Auditors, S. W. Eurg,
Thos. Stra bridge. ,
The Republicans cf Mercer county nomi
ihi;k;U-Ct!Kr"Brii
SheriT, A. P. Pew ; Prothonotary, CoL a.
N. Warren Kecorder, J. L. Morrison;
Clerk of Courts, Capt. J. I. Regn.irj Dis
trict Att'rner, A. B. Thompson ; Commis
sioners, Thomas Leech and Capt. A. Stru
ble. Last Friday evening the family of Mr.
i'jacob M. Ifowcr, a citizen of Fermanagh
township, was distress to a painful degree,
by a daughter, aged four years, falling Iroui
a poiva or bslcocy of t?.eir residence to
the ground, a distance of about 15 feet,
with such violence that the child died from
the effects on Saturday morning.
Armstrong connty Republicans have nom
inated the following t'.ctet : 1'rothouotary,
Captain James G. Henry ; Register and Re
corder, James II. Chambers; Treasurer,
Jmes.H-M-troe ' Commissioners, n-illiam
Buff.np.ton, Brie Henderson ; Auditors, J.
. - O. Koney. Captain Henry
u e editor of the Jrmstrong Republican.
The Republicans of Snyder county nomi-
nsted the following ticket : Sheriff, J. P.
Bogar of Union ; Commissioners, John Ro
mig of Penn, and Joel Row of Middleburg;
Treasurer, Henry Benfer of Franklin ; As-
sociate Judge, Daniel Geraberlingot Penn;
Auditor, Daniel Dieffeubach of Monroe, and
Ner B. Middleswarth of West Seaver.
The Butler county Republican .convea
tion nominated lo. Associate Judge, Robert
Storey; Shcrid", M. H. By-rlyt Prothono
tary, Kcubca McElwaia ; Treasurer, Darid
Chpps ; Register auj Record jr, S. P. Sary
ock ; ClTk of Cuiirts, L. M. Cochran ; Com
missioners, Robert Barron, W. A. Christy;
Auditors, T. A. Templeton, B. R. Cross;
knu" ' " H e 6 lo
(
Warsaw, ;
7nftss yonilg Udies t;
j Kentuc!:v Unve sig-.ed the folio v'ngj le.tSe :
j,. u,k.rsi;.nMt UISei cf Warsaw,
' dcsi.:iip hr oilr , wml.l0 to pwt.iote ecou-
j my and to disrolntenance extravagance,
I and Ihcroby ligliteu in some rtessaro the
' the cost of which shall exceed twenty-flve
cents per yard ; aud shall iiirther ffomtse
to observe a strict econotrv in all our house
hold pertinences, and cheerfully aid by
those di licate sacrifices to the general stock
ot home cunilorts too often dispensed
; gaws which her fertile imagination can in
i vent, has become mistress of the situation.
Wat Chaitr Rrpubl.can.
Good Tcair Srto for sale at 40 cenU
per pound by mail, o) cents. Call on or
address
Macaua Leoxsad,
Oakland Mills, JuniaU Co., Pa.
The Centennial Anniversary of the
battle of liuuker Dill was celebrated
with great euntbusisui, at Roston, last
Thursday.
Iu tbe evening of tbstday there wi8
a celebration iu the Academy of Music
I J
I of tbe battle of Hunker Hill, on the
! fr g"uud at that place
"Atsnnrisi
100 guus were fired. At 1 o'clock the
Americans, in Continental uniform, un
der command cf Gen. Robert McAlis
ter, marched to the battle ground, fol
lowed by the British in British nnform,
coder command of Col. T. H. Good.
participated." Twenty-five thousand
people were present.
Geo. Kcbert MoA lister is a Juniata
connty wan, and tbus again Juniata
wag represented
These minor celebrations are filling
preludes to the Centennial celebration
of the Republic at Philadelphia next j
year.
.' .
Tcssii Siit for sale, at 50 cents per
pound, at We!lcr', on the Islandr Orders
for" seed left at J. & H. A. Stambaugh'a
store will be promptly filled.
Huntingdon has a distillery. Does it fol-
, . ... , . t. .
low mai me peopie op mm u.i.m j.-,.. j
l'nfitr t
Oriental, Juniata Co., Pa., )
June 14J, 1875. J
J-fr. Sdtoeter Iear Sir : In a com
munity compoaed nf funny people, fun
rj tbitlgs will happen ; an j that is the
est it Oriental. I tunst tell 500 of
aotue laughable cccntroncea before I
get tbrotrgh with I his letter.
First, however, I most tell you that
the late rains Lave cheered up the
firmer considerably, as the prospects
for the crops are now more encouraging
than they were a few weeks ago. The
rains we Lave had have all been of the
wet kind, and have moittcded the ground
suGeientlj to gire a new impetus to
vegetation. .
If yon learn of key one in want of
potato bjigs, just send him around this
way, as he can have as rtany as he
wants, only for the catching.
Just across the creek hire, in Sny
der county, they must have some won
derful eomnauibulwts, judging front the
fact that last Thursday night some oue
efited tLe Bryof Mr. Aaron
. .
ShaeSer, gaining access throngh a trap
door from under the overshot, and suc
ceeded in carrying off seven fine hams.
The same night Mr. Samuel Sweigart's
guinea bens were all carried off. As
these things happened at night, 1 s3p
porfe tbey must have been done by peo
ple walking around in their sleep.
Mr. J. S. Shelly, tiuner, of Richfield,
stopped at Dinger's store the other day,
with a lot of tinware ; cod while in the
house, eating dinner with the family,
one of the children observed his wagon
on fire, and $3 to $10 worth of dam
age had already been done to his ware.
He bad it packed, mostly, with cotton
rags, and the supposition is (which is
not improbable) that the sun's rays
falling upon the tinware, and reflecting
upon the cotton rags, iguited them, and
caused the damage.
The most ludicrous affair that has
happened here since the last rowdy left
the township, aud the rest all Laving
reformed, occurred lat week between
two men who had a lawsuit pendiug be
fore tbe Squire. For couvenieuce sake
we will call tbe cne Jack and tbe other
Dick 1 will not tell you thet their
proper names are Christian and Joseph.
On the road to the Squire's they hap
pened to get in. couipsuy with each
oiber, and their conversation naturally
turned on the merits of the suit to be
tried, which said conversation not the
most amicable, as Dick (rave Jack to
uJerstacd that his words were not to
be credited any too much, by calling
biin a liur. Jack, not having attained
to that state of grace that "beareth all
things," cud feeliuV a necessity to de
fend his character as to truth and ver
acity, reached out-with oue of his bauds
and happened to torich Dick pretty
rbtlghly, when tbey got into a Laud-to-
baud encounter, aiid the sequel proved
i.it jcjf wa. orji. ,. t00 much for
L'ick, as Dick bid to submit to a severe
pelting, besides getting the jrable end
tf his nose broken in.
Since the Lancaster Convention tbe
Democrats in this section are very
gloomy, aud tbe Republicans' aie as
cheerful ami cotjSdbnt as tbey hive
ever been.'
Amicus.
PtTT OF TOW.NSUIP Al'ftiTOBS.
As we are frequently aked, or written
to concerning the duties of said officers,
we publish the law of 1874, the latest
enactment on tbe eubject :
SEcrrotf I. Be it enacted, &-c , That
the auditors of the several townships
aud boroughs within tbe couiiuonvealtli
shall meet auuually ou the first Mon
day of J nre, and oftener,' tf necessary,
ani shall audit, settle aud adjust tbe
accounts of tbe supervisors, road com
missioners, school, borough and town
ship treasurers; as may by law be re
ferred to them.
Sec. 2. That be auditors of the
several townships aud boroughs within
this commonwealth are hereby author
ized aud required to publish by posting
handbills, tttber printed or written, 111
at least five publii pieces within their
respective townships and boroughs, an
itemized annual statement of tbe re
ceipts and expenditures of the borongh
councils, road commissioners, supervi
sors, overseers of tbe poor and school
directors for the year preceding the
annual settlemeut for their feipeclive
district ; said handbills to be posted
within ten days after such settlement ;
aud further, it shall bo the duty of said
auditors to file a copy of tbe same with
ths township clerk in their respective
districts, and also with the clerk of the
court of quarter sessions, which shall
be at all times subject to inspection by
auy citizen thereof: Provided, That
where any two tf said vfiices shall be
excercised by tbe same persons only
one statement sLall be required ; JJlso
provided, Tut nothing in this act shall
be construed to interfere with tbe pres
ent law which requires annual state
ments of tbe receipts and expenditures
of tbe borongh eonncils, commissioners,
supervisors, overseers of the poor and
ttchool d:rectors to be advertised in the
daily and weekly newspapers published
in the respective localities.
Sec. 3. lit case of neglect or re
fusal to comply with the provisions of
this act, the auditors so neglecting or
refusing shall pay a penalty of twenty
dollars, to be recovered in the same
manner as debts of similar amounts are
by law recoverable, by suit instituted
in tbe name of the school district upon
tbe complaint of any lax-pay iog citi
zen of tbe same, and the proceeds
thereof to be paid into the sciool trea
sury of said district.
Sec. 4. All acts inconsistent here
with arc repealed.
Approved The 21th diy of April,
A. D. 1874.
J. F. Uartranft.
UAFf Y day for all when yon nse Pain
Cure OiL Persons using it speak well
of it, and say " There is nothing like
it" for tbe alleviation of all pain.
, S old wholesale and retail by Banks A Ham
lin, Mifflmtown.
. .
John Teakley is putting a Toardwa'
Mong his property on Waihingtou stet.'
. Prop. Ji. P. WlCKERsaij Suptrin-
tendeut of the State Department of
Public Instruction at Harris barg, issued
the following otScial eireslar, relative
16 vacations and examinations of sol
diers' orphans schools: '
D partment , of i'ublic Instruction,
Soldiers' Orphans, lUrritbwrg, June 12,
1875. To the Priacipalt and .Mana
ger of the Soldiers' Orphtn Schools and
l Tliimti': Vacation this year will coui-
ttenoe on Friday, July 231, and eon
j tioue till Friday, September 3J, six
Weeks. - All the children must return
to school promptly at the eud of the
vacation, a a redaction will bereifter
! be made in tbe case (if those who re
j main away even for a short time. The
: "thirty day rola" will no longer be ap
! plied to this class of absences. .'
j The annual examinations at the sev-
eral institu'ioni may continue as many
Jays as those directly controlling them
shall deem advisable, bat the time of
holding each exawtnatiou must be made
to include the day of visitation by tbe
Slate riliers named below. .
Tbe State officers, when present, will
cohdact the examinations, calling on
such persons to assist tbeitt as they
may deem proper ; and it is hereby
j directed that, in general, they limit the
examination in the lower classes to
some ode branch of Instruction, reserv
ing most of the tune for a more general
examination of the higher classes, or
the classes containing pupils soon to
leave the institution. " ,
Tbe reports of the examinations will
be made out as they were last year, by
officers of tbe several schools and
homes, and forwarded to this depart
ment. Special Eliminations
Special examinations will be held by
the Inspectors, as follows :
At the OrpbaPs Home, Rochester,
Tuesday, Jtine 15, P. ?f.
At Su Paul's Orphan Home, Rutler,
Wednesday, June iti, A. M.
At Children's Home, York, Monday,
June 21, A- M.
At Children's Home, Lancaster,
Weduesday, Juue 2o, A. li.
At Orpbaus' Home, Uermantown,
Thursday, June 24, A. m.
At Church Home, Angora, Thurs
day, Juue 24, p. n.
At ludustrial School, Philadelphia,
Friday, June 25, A. M.
At Educational Homo for Boys, Phil
adelphia, Friday, June 23. P M.
At St. John's Asylum, Philadelphia,
Saturday, Juii 2G, A. M.
At St. Vincent's Asylum, Tacony,
Saturday; Jane 26, P. M.
At Catholic Houii, Philadelphia,
Monday, June 28, P. M.
At Lincoln Institution, Philadelphia,
Tuesday, June 29, P. M.
At Orphans' Home, Wcmelsdorf,
Friday, July 2, A. M.
Regular Annual Examinations.
The .Superintendent will attend :
At Rridgecater, Friday, July 9, a.m.
At Soldiers Orpbaa Institute, Sat
urday,.July 10, A.M.
At Mansfield, Tuesday, July 1 3, a.m.
At Chester Springs, Friday, July 16,
a. s.
At tf'hite Hall, Tuesday, July 20,
A. M.
At McAlisterville, Wednesday, July
21, am.
At Mt. Joy, Thursday, Julv 22, A M.
Inspector Cornfortb will nttend :
At Andersonburg, Tuesday, July 6,
A. M.
At Loysville, Wednesday, July 7;
A. M.
At Hartford, Saturday, J.uly 19, A.M.
At MausfLlJ. Tuesday, July 13, A.M.
At Mercer, Thursday, Jnly 15, a.m.
At Philtpsbnrg, Friday, J uly 1 6, A.M.
At Union town, Monday, July I9,A.il.
At Dayton, Thursday, July 22, A.M.
Deputy State Saper:c'tecdeat5 Iloici
and Curry will assist at several exam
inations in different parts of th State.
The county superintendents of the
counties where the examinations are
held will take part in thcrn. Several
principals of State Normal Schools have
promised to be present.
Mrs. E. E. Uutter, Lady Inspector,
will be present at a uumber of examina
tions, as tfril! also, it is hoped, His Ex
cellency Governor Hartranfr, and mem
bers of the Board of State Charities.
An cxhibitiou of industrial skill and
a rnil'.tary drill will fotm a feature of
tho examinations'. Drawing and copy
books should be ready for inspection.
Tbe examinations will be, ss hereto
fore, public ;' and the authorities of the
several schools are requested to invite,
specially, the presence of superinten
dents, directors and teachers of com
mon schools, members of superintend
ing coraiuittefs, soh'itrs, members of
tbe Legislature, judges of the courts,
clergymen, editors, and such other eiti
tiins of the several kcilit'ed as bavo
interested themselves in the work of
educating cur orphan children.
The examinations in the forenoon
will commence as nearly ss practicable
at 9 a. M., and those in those in the
afternoon at 2 P. M. Every arrange
ment should be made beforehand to
prevent unnecessary delay. The regu
lations for vacation will be the same as
heretofore.
J. P. V.ICKERSHAM,
"Superintendent.
Tl?E Lava' Pen has achieved such
celebrity sicce its iutroduction intotbis
country, and is so extensively used iu
our community, that a brief descrip
tion of its manufacture may hi of in
terest to our local readers, first of
all, a skeleton psn :s made of Cne stiel,
exactly resembling an ordinary steel
peS, otly much lighter and too brittle
for use. This skeleton pen is then cor
ered with a coatin" of Lava, such as is
J nsed iu the manufacture of lava ware,
i specially prepared fof fhis tnrpose bi a
peculiar process. The lava coating
; gives to tbe fen an elastieity and smooth
: ness which is equaled only by g)ld, and
I renders it absolutely noa-coriosive. At
j first it was supposed these pens would
i never need wiring, and tbe circular! of
j the foreigu uianuracturers so state t but
'one abominable American ink w:l! gum
j on any substance, even glts, iil for
this reason either lava or gjid pea
snoaid always be wiped alter ' usreg,
when they will do gooi service. Those
using AruaTi's or some other good
writing Sdii, tiowVer, need cot even
wipe these pens ta keep in good order.
AlotiZo Teverino Si Vo., Milan, Italy,
are. the ssle manufacturers of Lava
Pens, which they are supplying in al
most unlimited quantities to Europe
asd America. Six styles are made es-
t pecially for the American luaiket, Xu
1 1 is ft fo simile of the w.est popular
Bank Pen in use la this country ; Xo.
2 of tbe ordinary Faleon Pen ; Xo. 3
cf the Spencerian School Pen ;,Xa. 4
of the small Falcon; for ladies' use ;
Xo. 5 of ibefiae-poirit tjillott, Xo. 303,
for ladiesj and Xo. 6 is a ruling pen.
Borne idea of tbe immense trade in pens
which is carried ou in this country may
be gathered from the fact that dug mil
liou steel pens ate cast aside every day
in Xew Tor ci'.y alone. . '
Lost ob Sioles A common premmisory
Note for oue thousand dollars, payable to
Michael Musser. Note dated April 1st,
1874, payable one year after date, and signed
by W. H. Kurtz and David Moist. All per
sons are hen by notified not to purchase or
bargain for said note, as It has, beer paid in
full. vr: K. ki'RTZ.
Jane -3t
Italias Beks asm Quekss. I offer for
sale laeuty slocks of Italian Bees, in good
condition, and it: the American Moveable
Comb Il.'ve, at $12 to $13 each ; also Queens
at $2 each. Tested Queens, to breed from,
$3.60 each. Call on or Address
S. P. WHAUTON, ..
j'.-9-St Spruce Hill, Juhia'a Co., Pa.
The Lava Fix is taking the place of the
common Steel I'cu wherever used. It wiil
net corrode ! it will not injure tinted inks ;
it will write as sme'othly as a gold jn ; it
will outlast a dozen steel pens. SVit by
nii'.il for $2 a gross, or tWc- a doxeu. The
trade supplied by FitT3ictE Bvot., Lewis
town, Pa., tfennral Agents for Juniata, Mif
flin, Huntingdon, C'-'ttrj and Snyder coun
ties. Sold by B. F. KtPNxa. i
Attejitiox, Farmers. The Coiuly Horse
Rake has gained for iUe'f m wide and last
ing reputation and proved itself to be the
victor of the the field. It is the best Rako
ever introduced among farmers tbd nioft
simple in construction and tliu easiest man
aged, as it is seli" i'nIo'ad:rg. It is the least
liable to get out of order, as the wheels are
made with the best wood hubs. It does the
best work with the least effort on the part
of the operator, of any rake erer used by
tbe farmer. Each tooth is independent of
its f ellow, but all are so fastened to the
axle tliat none can get the least out of place.
From the ten thousand ja use last year, we
have yet to hear of the Crst one that showed
the least imperfection. This popular Rake
has rstab!i.h-d its own reputation in the
held, arid took the first reward of merit at
the Jnniata County Agricultural Fair, 1S74.
I sold fifteen of these Kakes last season,
and they all gave entire satisfaction.
I am also Agent for the sale of the Screw
Mower, which was awarded the Prize
Gold Medal in a field contest under the au
spices of the Chester County Agricultural
Society, last June. The machinery of the
Mower ia all encased, so that no dirt, wood
or straw can get into it to injure or clog iu
Little time ia required to oil it, us by an im
provement of the oil enps, onceoiiing is all
that is needed to cut many acres o: grass.
The knives are run by a screw guariag ; the
most thorough and noiseless gearing in
vented. Tho wholo machine being the
must thorough and I event improvement
plared in the market.
I also sell the KevstonJ Reaper and Mow
er combined, with the improved Jol.nsoa
Self-Kake. This muchine is extensively in
nse sniong fanners in tho eastern part of
the State; and whenever it has been intro-
dnced it has e'o eecnted its work that there
is a constantly !:icrea?ng demand for it.
Give my machines a careful inspection
before purchasing elsewhere. I know yon
will decide iu lavor of then if you are in
need of an iruplei'ei,t of the "iind.
!. M. JAMISON, Jr., Agent,
.. uIcAlisterville, Juniata Co., Pa.'
3I;;y 2At .
MA Mi I ED:
DOMES McCEUM Op the 15th inst,.
at the residence of CoL . B. McCrum, in
Altoona, by Rev. J. H. Mathers, Daniel D.
Dopier, Esq., ed itor of the Shamokin Timtt,
and Miss Maud (i. McCrum, formerly of
MiRlintown.
McCartney (jilliland on the
1 7th inst., by the iter. J. E. Kearns, Win.
E. McCartney, of Dry Run, Pa.,' aril Miss
M. Lizzie Giililand, of Blair's Mills, Pa.
VIED:
SoRRO Y At Blair's Mills, Pa., on the
9th inst., Mrs. Annie J. Morrow, wife of J.
B. "orrow, aged 31 years, 2 Ecntiis and
lday. Died in tbe fsH assurance of
faith.
ORR Near the same place, on tho 10th
inst., Mrs. Margaret On-, aged 73 years led
3 months.
HORN IN 0 On tl 'e 17 th inst , in Fer
managh township, Mrs. taliie Horning, aged
about 77 vears.
C03I3IEIIC7 Ala.
SHFFLINTO iVN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by J. i. U. A. Sutr-bangV.
Mirruviows,' June z3, 1875.
Butter 15
Eggs 13
Lard l i
Bacon 11
Potatoes .....1 00
Onions 1 50
MIFFLINTOYYN GRAIN MARSvET.
Corrected weekly by Buyers k. Kennedy.
Qcovatioss roa To-dav.
tTednesday, June 2?, 1"5.
Cloverseed $650
Wheat, prime.... 1 l'J
Corn, 6i
Oats, " 56
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
by a simple remedy, is anxions to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means ot
cure. To all who desire it, he will aend a
copy of the prescription used, (free of
charge), with tbe directions for preparing
and using the same, which !Vy will find a
sure cure for Consumption. A.-thma, Bron
chitis, lc. Parties wishing the prescrip
tion will please address
Rev. E. A. WILSON,
191 Penn St., Wiiliae-.burgh, New York.
ianS-6mj
ERRORS OC Y OCT II.
A GfuiTLEMAN who sudcred for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of yosthlul indiscretion
will, for the sake of suffering bemauity,
aend free to all who need it, tbe reripe and
direction for making tho simple rem-dy by
which he was cured. SntTerers wishfng to
orotH by the advertiser's experience can do
i so by addressing in rfect confidence,
i JOHN B. OGDF.N .
ijn-6m 42 Cedar st., New Yock 1
.!
Were again awarded the' highest premi
mn. otrr all makers, at tbe late
rraukliu Inatltulw Klxlilbt
H&t, and are the oulv First-class Insim.
uit, : that can be obtained, at. Miunfac
turera cost prices,
' ... .i '.: aoo - .
Far as l lerant !J oct. Krseweod Placo.
"The foHowliig are a few of the Principal
M'.-dils received :'' "', " .
First Prize Medal. (Franklm Institute,) 18,4
Silver (Grand l'iauo, , . .,ld
" Prize " Crvatal Palace Vl'urid
. , , ' Kair, N. Y.. . l.1o
Oold. " Americau lastitute.N YtMtj
l'lizo ' Maryland lustilule, Ual-
.-tiurtrf, : ,.; i l?4i!
" Sil-er : " Fiauklin Insiitutu,l'hil. 1H45
Pianos) Ardwed by aiail,' are earelnMy
aeJcetud, ami rmiittanre i 3t rf mrv,
until the iuMtiaiflient - ha been received tnd
apprrd. ' Ali oar stylos ami elassvs 'are
bui W of the Mime exe.-hVnt m Ut-rlal and
w'orknansbip.' Every insiri.nie.it is fnlly
raaranleed. "J
(TT-wvrlte or send fir iUni
trateil calalogite. aud prlre
IJift giving lull uesenption of styles,
prices, etc. . ,
SC1I0MACKER PIAX0 1F'GJ0
., , Warerooui ll'J Caesuut NI . ....
apr28-Ut . .PHILADELPHIA.
rilllE underi?ned. having competed ti?
A new Warehouse in PerTysvide, wuiitd '
rMpectl'iillr Invite' ihe attetition vf the '.
farmers of tho county tJ thi f'a?t l!Vit e is
at all times . i
PAYIXG THE HIGHEST, PRICES ,'
f )lt ALL KINDS Or j
GIIAI3., S El JDS; Ac. &v. 1
i
Maving "ai'ro;3rrd new feil:ti for hoist- j
iuar, wkViiid,1. f.:.. " are no jceptred to
unlvisd with Lhe Ir .1 possibic trouo.e
Ear!r. Eoilrpad Tiss, Lacnsti
Feists; aiid all Saleable !
Cpuatry Produce j
j
will be bought at all tin.es, ?:(!-.er for ;
CASH Ok IN FXCH.VNGE FOB MLK-i
CHANDiSK.
HAVE FOR SALE
COAL, LU JIBES, FISE; SALT,
PLASTER, GROUND OR LIMP,
which will be sold to suit pare Lasers, either
; ' WHC'LEALE OU iiETAU',
and at the lowest rates ruling.
At my Store iu Turbeti township may bo i
touud as ou j letc an asswrbueat of
DRY GOODS, 0K0CE1UES,
isroTioB,
Queensware, H?rdre,- &c, I
all of which will b sold as low, if not a
little loner tkaii elsewhere- ' ' '
.. XOAU IlfcRTZLKR.
Dec. l' lS72-lf
BUYERS & KENNEDY,
I
: Huccesaors to I. P. SuloufT.) j
DEALERS IN
COAL,
IiLMllilsK,
.. CEXEaSTT.
Calcined Plater. ' Laad Plaster,
SEEDS, SALT, 4.C.
We buy Grain to be delivered at eithc r j
Miffliutown or Perrysville. r. e wiil also j
have coal at both places to suit the trade. '
AVc are prepared to furuist'Saft to dealcra ;
at reasonable rates. !
BCTtRS i KENNEDY. !
April 21, le75-tf j
IS'
10.
LS7.7.
J: B. M, TODD,
' PATTERSOX, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Closing Out Sale of Clothing I
OTEHCO-1T.S AT COST !
Shirts and Draxers, Mats and Caps,
Boole a.J Sti,; Poiiery and
Cloves at City Pncei.
A CGaiPLLTE LINE O?
, - i
GENTS' FUESISflDi'G GOODS;!
'
Gum Boot, Cum Ovcrsboes,
Gum Overcoat.
, . - jy-. '.-, '' , . .. 1
lnCtnclag to close out my stock of Win-;
ter?!!,cl'""''rM?'!
moth stork ol Spring and Summer Goods, I
I am determined to wjll Good, at sucij
Low Price, that every cue. can suit Ibem-
selves for a very small sum of money. Call
to see ,ue, aud I wU. guarantee yon satis-
tac ion.
The highest market prices allowed for j
Country Pro.liKe, Corn and Oat. Hoop ;
excharre fof Oeods, bv
i o.r., ira.rw ana uunw j ics, iu
- J. B. M. TODD
Pattrsrr, Oct. 7, 187.
Admlnlatrator'a Xlite.
r... f u a h i n j j
Z'Jl'l ??.?',
a li iim oi Ar.rainistration on me ea -
.a.eofnenryJt.Gr.vbin.UuofMc-.BEET.
w--o, ,.,s ,ul- Tery !, rx-h rs. H- respectfill' ' one bale of coft.m t the s.;-e, and wiU b
cd to the undersigned, ail persoua in- 1, olicU the patronage of the vnblic. ' aoM at prices raarine Troui o to twenv
debted to the. said estate are requested to i Aprii , 187'J-l v. dollar, per sa ... .c:oMi,:g to the iniprov
nvtka uutMdiaM.iiayaaent, and tbm bavng j ,4 " ' V m.-ms -r its TtaasOrn-locrtheaah.
f- is mil ami t..a rniaint tnnt wlthAal n., i ... .... ... 1.. 1
', ky to
r- r- rTurvv
t0., . htLBtN CAV tN X, ,
SnrSlT tSK - JJ.;.;.trt-r
Sentinel and K'j oMican i.bf a yen
m isc elii. ecus
: SOMETHl N(l
For every persoh l:
4 f- . 'f
CHEAP JOHN'S
fli impot'td (jooJs from K.iropj dirts! to Mulilti si iuataiwi
'. trais&tctW iiever lieiUre euvg'.'J Ja' by any ine in
tala couutv.
iGfreat Barsrains in-
Syertiiiiig' I
AUUIVA!.' OF
NEW & -LATEST STYLES I
1 ..
,,'
... '-F -
Week by almost every &Ji!j;
ilKsi'ix'it'i'LLV Vi-ir.s, S'.'.V
E.1HL SCHOTT. '
Wall Faer! Wis!! Paper!
; vTaH Paper!
i ... -
j All of this Spring's t'txles anJ ail i'Cv '.i joki block on ham','
; NOW IN STORE,
j L'arefuilj s'Me.'tsd Tor the Tniuv, Rr. i v'- Wl b. sol;.i chi.-.tri, X
THE PEOPLE'S
H A toW A RE STORE,
lit k. E. Parker's .cx Brick LuiiJih.
3iAi. STKiairr, opiositi:thi: eot irr tAri
MIFFLIXTOWX, JL'XIAT. COUXTV, PA.
. . ...
Housekeepers' - Hard ware, ISuild-'
eTS Hani ware,
:MECII ASICS' TOOLS, LEATHER. PAINT, OILS,
GLASS'. &c, &C,
al1 of ,flt quality, constantly oh
call and ccHi tiie.
MiSIint-wn. A'lg. 2o,' tfct- tf
u Sli . . 5 VI. f
Is the place where jou can buy
THE BEST AM) Till: CIIIIAPU-Vr
MENS' YOUTIIS & BOYS CLOTHING
lUTS, C.1PS, BOOi'S, SftuES, .f.VD FVKXISMXU GOODS.
WE1 are prepared to exhibit one f trin most choice and slect stocks ever offered la
this market, and at JSTOSI.sHI.WL Y Z.OIV fRlCKS
Also, niessares taken for suits and parts of suit.-1, Ltch wi!: be maJe to orJer
at short notice, vrrv reasonable.
Remember the place, in IIofTinas's
'-er s'wta, MIFFLINTOY, TA-
JUST OPENED!
A New Sprin'e and Summer Stock cf
CLOiiiiNc, Hats, taps, loots and shoes.
' For Men, Bi,v s, YTomen, Mines an.l Children. .Nations. Men's Furnshtng Gov1j
VATtlfUS AND JliVVKLKY,
CARPETS A i D FLOOR ) I V I' LOT IIS,
. All a' rateii, to rorr-s" n:l io the sVinkm-r ii val:it;. Ch-jiper thin thj t'hjupest of a
1 month ago. Z7" SL"If"5 MADK TO OiibLR.;-
i Patterson, l'a., N v. 11, U;j. S MI EL STKAYER.
! nuiaY & CFiliist, ij:330"
i ' , Ju.-.' i.t.n:i..n-i, a lie edition ct
t.rcrr.SK!!S TO KRTtVER k C. i Jlf.r. ( u.,v.j:'.. l eieiirsu-l Ewar
.i . .T" .i'. l t V ou rental cii'r ;i:bout m-di-
To ttrsc jatcresied a tl:r. rurc-.x-.e ef E -' .... ... fc V , .
1 1,1 uj, I.iv..r j'l'rv .Scmiii vl Lo.s.4. Impo.
PUKE IlYE WHISKY,
tor medical purposes we orr -r
r t V r I'Vje i,nf i'V,f '
- CUXs "li-,
: Price 4"- to eiIIoh. snd ill si.iu in
ack its to si.'it purchasers.
.
.n,.le,b.d'.,g.-lya
rn r K R-1 ) I ST I LLP 1 1 Y II K V '
i
Price from S1.5'J to 51. Tj.
i r ..... :
' 1
flNE WIVES. IRANDI3S AJfJ GIN.
.a ,;''
and also ciannfac;ara
WL STfEVER'S
TnvTp rn-p,, ptTTITPS
TOX IC IlLKb BITTERS.
f r U t
HI'EY CfTP.I?T
121 Norih Third Street, FhllaJ.
-7t 0. 1871-Iy
, 4 ; ,
gOUO'lOX SEIHER, ,
Will visit Mifllin and PaUevsn eTert!
Tuesday. Thursdav and Saturday ttM.rmnga.
and will furnish the citixeus of "thcaf bor-i
ana wtii tiirnisn tne cm
! owgh. w.t , the best of
, . ;
YEAL, MUTTON, FOR. 4c;
I 'ocK or reaiv mate eiotntuf of tae,
Jj )atert lnd CDOjte't rvle. Jot rjen and'
j boys, hats, caps, boots ard jh. no'toi
fmnUbr.ir good, in endleis "r!e?T f n j'.'
at Sauvfl irrtyr-, ir Fatf rS.C.
.iDrzn.r.sr.:iF.. t
I
jVn.'aiu county, cu!y at
hand. I invite the putlic to
JOHN T7; MUTHEP.SBAUGH.
'EH I fV. ft ft 3- ai
Xew Building, corner of lirijge anil
(may , Wli-tt
-nr- : rsrzr.z
t i.iy, V nul i 'I r'ii)ical Incajeicftv, l.n
; red: n -n;s t. X arri.-., ee ; i mi, Coa-
s'ir.;j:ioP, i , ' ,. ' an! lit-. niiced by
te!-id-i' rr ..-xuul rti avairance. ate.
rrf.-ic;, ia a sea- envMoou. oulv ait
cen;.
The ee!-t -.:. ! author, in .this adniiriblo
Essf, ei:JT'.v 'trmoiistiato- lr.io a thirtv
',:ltT, that the alar-n-
"F ,: "; '" i't."-'"s ol di-al.!u,e m.tv be rad-
ical'y eur-.d .thout the danaerona use of
internal a:- U -ii:c or the apj iic viion of th
koife; r-.!'.'i..j out a u-.ode of cure atone
i simple, certai;.. and etfcliu!, bv ui-ins of
; whkit eve-y si.fferer, no i.Mtt-r what bis
icoudr..a ,r.avU ,mav cure himvlf cheap,
I -v r;t llrv ',.,,j rtli ca'iv
I zl'hULtvV:re snonM U ia th band.
: of everr rou.h and everv ma:, tn the land,
s-rn, anivT ln , pUia el,velorx.
; Jliy .J, .. the receipt
! it eua or two p.it at.naj. A-Wreiatie
j ' a'"'",;ii ; " C-SI INK 4. CO
' " D' HjwerV. New York. .
, om, 0:hce Boa iifl6.
Nov. 3. wra-iy.
Eare Inducement !
J afi ACRL5 LAND FOR
SJaJ.VlVlLf sAI.K Sa.rt lands we sit.
! uatt'l on and unr ttie lairo at r u:tou Kan-
,4 p,-,i,.ii, r ,,n. ,i
tZJtZt
ant ra:j3ce :n one, two, inrte ana iou;
years.
LEVI otC CT k BROTHER
STORE !