SS5TINEI, & REPUBLICAN
; illFFLIXTOT:;:
tTelnecday. Sept'r . 11T5.
1 TERMS. . "
Swuaeriptioa, $1.SQ per annum.
Transient advertisements inserted at 60
ciU per ioch for each insertion.
rnn sleet taidnees actiees In local col-
aros. 10 certs per ttr.e for each icsertion.
. Deduction be moil to lh"c desiring
to adreriise by the year, baif or quarter
vear.
PKNA. R. ILTIME TABLE.
irS ar,d after Sunday. Mar 23rd. le7S,
V passenger arainw will leave MitEin bt
'ion, 1'. It. K., as follows :
EASTWAKD.
rhildclliia Express .......
Paciflc kXJTCM.. .........
J Hrrilnrg Accommodation
J Mail ; ,
J AlUi tic Express . :
. WKSTWABD.
i Pacific Express...;.......
. War Pa&ncnrer.. ..........
. ; Mail.
. fur' Line
t Hixed..;
, Prttoburg Eiliress
...12 43 a m
...10 02 a m
...11 30 a in
... 12pib
... 9 16 p m
... 6 00am
...10 10a
... Z 33 p in
6 46 p ra
... o Io p m
...II ao p m
( Vuily t Daily txaf l Sunday,
i Caily
tzcept Monday,
Three trains do not stop at this station :
ttaciMaiti Express, want, time bere 1 19 a.
in. ; Fast Line, east; 2 17 a. m. Day Ex-
I'Tet'S, east, 1 M p. m.
' "Tuk pew Constitution forbids all per
sona from Totine unless ther have been as-
tMed at least two montba and id their
tases at least one month before the date of
lis eltxtioa
Tbe date of holding the next election is
TueUv, Norvrubc-r 2d.
-. . tt'rflB.K'iay, September 1st, U the last
4y o.i abk b voters can bs aasessed.
. j'riday, October 1st, is the last day on
.which tti-y can pay taxes.
Friday, October 1st, is the last day for
taking out naturalization papers."
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
firapes are coining into ruaiket.
Tbe attendance at court is quite large.
The Preahyteriaa grave-yard has been
Vleaned up nicely.
Tbe '-High Boys," of Harrisburg, expect
to be bere to-morrow, Thursday.
Last Wednesday and Thursday were as
warm as any days in niid-eumtner.
There is a heavy flue for the setting of
Beta with tueabes lets than three inches.
The McVcytomn Dulls have nine months
contract lock job in the ftanawa river, Vir
ginia. Philo Pannetuker caught a pike on Mon
day in XcCulIoch's dam that measured 22
inches iu length.
Last Friday Jeremiah SUll, while spread
ing lime in a fl. ld one and a quarter miles
least of Rjchueld, fcU dead
Six hundred and fifty-six is the number
of tvnts that were occupied at tbe J uuiata
Valley Camp Meeting.
The llarribburg "Toung America bise
bill ciub defeated the "Junta'' club iu the
Park at this place, last Tboraday.
A Presbyterian Ke-tiuion, to embrace the
churches between AHoona and HarrUburc,
has leen suggested, to take place this (all.
The Berts C'ony Agricultural Society
will bold tUeir twtnty-ltret Annual Exhibi
tion Hi September 14, 13, 16 ai.d 17, 1376.
An exchange says : There are said to be
forty-three circmses on the road thU sea
son. Up to data we have been cursed by
but one.
A colored man was put under arrest ami
held to answer at court f-.r selling iiJ lor on
he ground of tbe JuniaU Valley Camp
aiemj.
"Some days spo an A i toons tobiecouist
was put under bonds to answer in the sum
f $1,PC0 Intore the United SLfs District
Ourt for having -naiinfactorcd leaf tobacco
iu violation of tin Internal Bevenue laws.
"A Fa'.l Eiver, Mass., man, for selling
liquor to a gang of drunken fellows on a
Sunday, b is been sentenced to pay a Bne ol
and spend tlrce months iu the House
.if Correctioa.' That is the wsy to enforce
the Uw.
A new industry, ill the shape of a hair
brush factory, is now being successfully
pmsecuted in the little village of Montgom
ery, Somerset county. Home brashes are
a speciality, and the business done i qdite
extunsive." , i . ,
Two bushels of good seed corn will be
given as a premium, by a citizen of this
County, to the ajriculturirt wbu produces
in tbe grounds of tbe Park Association,
during Fair time, the tallest ccrn sUiks
having tnereon at the time of exhibition
to eira of corn, each.
OZcfT Wilson brocght from Pittsbnrg
the voulh ho svme time since burglarious
ly enteral the Franciseus Hardware Store,
and stole tliereirora money, pUtbis, ktives.
otc. The youth atone time stated bis name
to be Charles Palmer, at another time be
stated it to be Albert Robinson, at another
time be pronounced it to be Alomo Allen.
Who he is, or where be is from is not de
finitely known.
rtBLfc Sale Jonas Voder, Assignee of
Nathan Voder, iU ofler at public sale, at
the rt'idence of tho said Nathan Toder, in
Fayette township, at 10 o'clock on Wed
nesday, S. ptcttber 29, 1875, a good far.u of
the said Katbaii Toder, In said township,
containing 75 acres, more or less, having
thereon erected a two-ctory bouse, bank
tunk, and outbliMtngs. A loo, at the same
time and place a tract of 6 acres of timber
land located one-half mile north of the
farm above described. r
Also, at the Miae--lirue and place, the fol
low iDg personal property will ba offered for
sale as the property of the said Nathan
Toder i One horse, 1 two-year old colt,.!
bne-year old colt, 4 cows, 2 bulls, lot oi"
young cattle, lot of sheep, farming utensils,
and. household furniture. . . -
Sad Accident. Last WeJnedy
Mr. Lewis Cox; of Greenwood towo
ship, ao4 William Meoglej formerly bf
Susqaebaooa township, but mora re
cently of Shatiiokin, wens killed in a.
coal niioe at Cameron colliery, near
Bhamckin, iu die fellow ibg 'manner :
Tbey were engaged rbifting wagons at
the bottom of a slope, and bile a wagon
was being hoisted, the rcpe ttotc, and
he wagon rat. down tbe slope, killing
Mr. Mengle iustastlj, and injuring Cox
to such an extent tha. be surtired the
accident onij a few hours. Tbe re
niaius of both fiefe nnfortana'e men
were lutertcd at St. James' CtUrcli in
Susquehanna rownsbip, followed by tbe
largest concourse of people ever con
gregated at that ebcrrh. Both were
between 2G and 27 years of age. 5In
ifle leavn a wife and three children.
Cox w4 tntcarriod. . . ... -
Toe rretbytrian Sabbath School
pic rio Ut Tbarsdsy pored a pla
saot recreation for alt who participated
io it. Tbe whole management was in
harmony with tbe sobriety and dignity
which is characteristic of tbe Presby
terian people la this eonntry. The
only fussy cr tense tiooal incident of
(be day was the uiehap tbat overtook
"blind Tobe," Suloor cart borse
lilmd Tom is an animal tbat bas seen
service as a coal and rjmber horse in
tbe employ of Salouff for more than
the time i f balf a generation of people,
and is well known by all people, old
and yocng, of tbe town and vicinity.
Besides his useful and bigbly utilita
rian eareer, be bas been a whole team
on occasions of recreation and pleasure.
When parties organised, or schools
went forth to woods or other places, be
was a party that was seldom absent.
Sometimes be hauled water, ice, io..
sooietin.es provisions, and often drew a
bot or flat tbat mas ladened with peo
ple joyful in anticipation of tbe day
in wood or mountain glen. TbbJ it
was on this occasion Tobe drew the
flat ladened with tbe school mentioned,
down to tbe first lock south of town,
where tbe school disembarked and en
tered FowleS' wood. Tobe's time of
rest was at band - tie was unbooked
from the tow-line, aiid as was supposed,
tafely teddered, to graze or feed, wh.eh,
however, waS a mistake, for by and by
be loosened himself, and before his
conrse of blind wandering was observed
be walked into tbe lock. It was an
alarming plunge, and created great
sympathy for tbe borse. There was a
general unbending, sod no one was
there but wanted to help Tobe out.
Tbe borse behaved admirably, lie
puffed, snorted and blowed like a young
Hippopotamus, until tbe water was let
out of the lock and tbe gates were
opened, and be was led out uoder tbe
guidance of 4 yoiiog man who volun
teered his service, as tbe animal could
not see, to direct him to the open gates
and thence to the shore of tbe canal.
Old Tobe ws not hurt by the accident.
Tux Blooinfield Mvocatt says : A
few weeks ago tbe store of Montgomery
k Co., at Donnally's Mill, this county,
Was entered and robbed of a large
ainouut of dress goods, boots, shoes,
io. Last W ednesday, as Mr. Snyder,
tenant on tbe farm of Mr. John Yobo,
in Tuscarora towusbip, was tossing up
bis bay and oats to prevent its heating,
be ran a tine of bis fork into tbe cheek
of a man who was covered up in tbe
oats. Tbe man quickly emerged from
the straw, and stated that he bad laid
duwo uuder the straw to rest, lie
started for the ereek to wash the blood
from his face, tut bad gone but a few
minutes wl.tn Mr. Snyder, who contin
ued tt ork, encovered a lot of flannels
find other dry gocd.-, that afterwards
proved to be goods belongiug to Mont,
goinery i Co. Search for tbe man
proved that be bad quickly disappear.
and made gnod Lis ecape. A warrant '
was isned by Squire Heisey,of Millers-
town, tut as yet tbe niau has not been
arrested.
This local waif has been wafted in
from Fiauklin county, and is presumed
to be true : Down in Bedford they bave
the spunkiest girl in this neck of moral
vineyard. As she was walking in tbe
yard tte other day, a traveling man
sneaked iu at the gate, and putting his
arm around ber waist, murmured in
her ear that she was his trailing arbutis.
Tbe Gazette savs she immediately fann.
ed biui with the sideboard of an adja.
cent wheelbarrow, caught him with both
hands about midships, and gave Liu: a
flat-footed kick abaft tho binnacle tbat
shied bim over the alley fence. When
be peeped timidly through tbe crack in
the fence she was swinging toward the
hiuse with ber bands on her bipi and
her bead to One sidej saying sarcas
tically : "A.w.w, mother! show me
something easy ; you kuow I never
could work."
TlIK Lewiatown Democrat says :
Lieut. John Swan bas now been absent
from bis borne, in this place, for a period
of nearly three months, and not even
his family know where be is. As stated
in these columns last winter, bis mind
bas give way, and he is probably stray,
io far away, or else bas been appre
hended at unable to take care of bim.
self and is Confined somewhere in a
charitable Institution. When be left
bere be skid he was going to Lebanon
county, and we uuderstand be was last
seen in Newport, Pa. He is small in
stature uot over 5 feet 2 inches in
height and bis age is about 50 years:
lie was a soldier in tbe Mexican Wii
and also during the late Rebellion.
Any information eoneering him, since
be left borne, will be thankfully receiv.
ed by hi distressed wife. Exchanges
please copy.
s.
THE PotUvtlle Cuvnicle,ot August
oO, says : Patrick Monaghan, who was
convicted on the 14th of May last; bf
stuffing the ballot-box in West Maboney
township, was sentenced to pay a fine
of $100 and costs, and be imprisoned
for three months, and disqualified (ac
cording to tbe act of July 2, 1839,) for
seveu years front holding any office of
honor; trust and profit.
While threshing at tbe barn of Mr.
John Bear, in Centre township, on last
Thursday; the strap came bf!, and in
order to stop the machine Mr. A. B.
Comp put on the brake suddenly, caus.
iug the fly-wheel to burst, one piece
striking Mr. Comp, bruising bios oa the
side and head, and tearing bis clothes
Tbe ebange of speed, caused by the
wheel, threw tbe horses out of the zt.
Miss Consignee Fimuvre Woliten
writes io tbe Cleveland Herald: u
can tell i Southern girl at once. She
is rounder than ber Northern sister ;
indeed, she is never thin or lank, she
walks with a languid step, a id all her
movement are alow and indolent; cue
is never alertl She bas fine soft eves
with a seiene expression, very different
from tbe quick, keen eyes of the North ;
she bas not the beautiful red and white '
complexion of New York and New
England, rather is she sallow, with a
few rose tints ; you might ball cream
color. She nevei looks anxious, no
matter what happen! ; the does not
think she can help matters by ber ad
vice or interference, but sits bsck calmly
and leaVes everything to brother" cr
"pa," pt'dnouneiog tbe latter word in a
way I defy a Northern girl to imitate.
Tbe word might be used as a shibboleth )
it ts not exactly "pay," but balf Wsy
between tbat and tbe sound of in
"eat." Our Southern girl dresses pic
turesquely rather than trimly, and bas
brighter eolors and more floating ends
and curls about her than a Northera
belle allows. She bits pretty plnmp
hahds, but she is not particular about
the gloves that Cover them I mean
particular compared with Fifth avenue
rules. In short, tha is a more volumi
nous sort of a girl in every way, and
cares less about "the fashion." She
has oue decided advantage Over the
Northern girls, however, and that is
ber voice ; it is sweeter and lover, a
little trainante, perhaps, but es.entially
gebtle and womanly.
Miss Wolsten's article on tbe South
ern girls ha brought out the followlbg
rejoinder by a Tennessee girl : Tlld
we are told tl at if tbe Southern girl
has not the rcsy check of her New
Eoglan J sister, she can boast of a noble
and graceful form and a warm and gen
erous beart, what her diminutive North
ern sister cannot do, as they afe gov.
erned by the cold Climate in which they
are raised ; and as for the accent of tbe
Southern girl, it would bo impossible
for a New England girl to imitate a
Southern girl, for she always talks as
if ber mouth was full of hot niu?h. As
for dress and taste, tbe Northern girls
can never compare with their Southern
sisters in style and grace. Nor dues
tbeSoutherb girl want to make speeches ;
nor does she waht to go to the trsr and
expound tbe law ; nor to the pulpit and
preach the Gospel. She wants to re
main at lioiiie and make that a heaven
for her father or brother or husband
She does not court tbe Northern fill's
opinion. Not a bit of it !
Social Pic-Nic uko Exccastox to the
Battlk-fielo or Getttbcbo, TutasDir,
SkPTKMSGE lti, lf7.i Fart for Roam I Trip
only $2.2 The Executive Committee call
attention to the following features of this
unprecedented opportuuity :
The hour for starting (5 x. ) will give
Excursionists from sevsn to ten hours on
the field.
The l'ic-nic feittirc will Jo away with the
necessity df ar!y expense eicerJt the mere
nominal cost of tbe ticket.
The distance b-:ing 21D miles, the cost of
the excursion is less thm one cent a mile I
The points of interest are so m my and so
retnark:ible that no one should miss the op
portunity df seeing them.
A beautiful grove Vis been rrrnred in
which to Lunch.
Among the oljects of interest are! the
National Cemetery, Evergreen Cemetery,
Soldiers' Orphan Home, Cuip's Hill, Riiie
Tits, Fortifications, Grave of Jenny Wade,
Battle Monument, Wolfs Hill, Ronnd Top,
Devil's Den, Little Round Top, Meade's
Headquarters, Lee's Headquarters, Oen.
Reynold's Monrt'nent, Maine Soldier's Mon
ument, Musemn, Observatory, John Bnrn's
House, fennsylvania College, rbrena. Hall,
Theological Seminary, I'hilo. Hall, Labora
tory, ic, fcc.
The traiu will leave Mifflin at 5.00 a. fti.,
Perrysville 5.07 a to., Mexico 5.11 a. m ,
Thompson town 5.23 a. m., Millerjtown 5.43
a. m., Newport 5.5G a. in., Duncsunon 6.23
a. m.
Tickets can be had at the following places
and must be purchased on or before Sept.
11th, to give the Committee the requisite
time to engage tbe necsiry numb.-r of
cars:
Banks It Hunlin, and E. Tilten, Mifflin ;
Joseph Pennell, Patterson ; J. P. Sterrett,
and Samuel Buck, Perrysville ; J. A: Rice,
Church Hill: Daniel Conn, Spruce Hill;
Noah Utrizler, Port Royal ; J. L. Barton,
Pleasant View t J. T. Nourse, Academta ;
Alexander Woodward, Johnstown ; Jerome
Iletrick, Mexico; W. J. II ibbs, Thompson
town ; Ezra Titacll, Millerton ; P. Bos
serman, Newport ; Saiuriel Rife, Duncan
nnn. The Committe respectfully offer the fol
lowing suggestions :
If a Newspaper or Paper Box, U used for
carrving Lunch, they can be thrown away
after the contents are disposed of and the
incoavenienc of being cumbered with bag.
gige avoided.
A San-shade and drinking enp, will be
fonnd eonvient.
Kxenrsionists remaining with the Commit.
tee, will be taken from point the point, and
will thus be enabled to see more, than by
traveling independently.
Parties having friends buried in the Cem
etery, will be greatly aided in finding their
graves. It they will send the Name and Reg.
iment of Such friend, to the Committee
previously.
Should the excursion fail to take place
tbe tickets will be redeemed Bt the place
Where purchased.
"Some days ago a son of Simon Myers,
of Huntingdon; as horned by t vicious
cow. beloneioe llenry Miller. Tbe
little fellow, who is about three years
of age; was playing abont tbe street
when the cow attacked bim, eatcbing
him under the right breast and cutting
a gash in tbe muscles and skin about
three inches long. Through very pain
ful, the wound u not dangerous."
I'm JcniAta Couxtt AaRiccLTC
AAL Society; will hold their Annual
Exhibition at tbe Fair Grounds in Port
Royal, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, October 6th, Ttb and 8th, 1875.
A large sum of money fSU be distrib
uted ia premiums:
O.N Saturday, Aqgast 21", tbe chil
dren connected wub the different Sab
bath Schools of tbe various denomina
tions in this neighborhood, together
with their parents and many others who
arrived there from a distance, male and
female, old aud young, put io a day of
much j y in their artoeittioesof awi'y,
harmony j peace and good will, love and
gratitude to tbe Giver of all good, for
bia manifestations of love to our eonn
try of independence and liberty to wor
!hip God according to tbe dictation of
conscience. Tbe schools assembled by
previous appointment in tbe grove ad
jacent to the Lost Creek Presbyterian
I burcb. Tbe weather was delightful.
At 1 o'clock P. at. about a dozen white
table elotbs were spread on the green
grass by tbe ladies, and the eatables
put thereon ; and theu you ought to
bare seen what bavoe was made of tbe
pies, cakes, cheese crackers, io. Just
bere I make full period, lest the
mouths of tbe readers might water
wbeu they read this, and 6ay
Ob, that I bad b -en there,
I vow and declare
To partake df that fare. -For
the case was so rare.
After all were satisfied, there were
more than twelve baskets bf surplus re
maining. I am of the opinion that
those who may live to meet there next
year will find it a tall day.
Tacitts.
The Altoona JLrror says the latest de
spatch io the Old World wss from an Irish
man ho wss elected a Delegate to tbe Dem
ocratic County Couveution of Blair county,
and ho immediately telegraphed to Ire
land that he had been elected to an office in
America.
JCXIATA ScOltS ! AltESTION !
Vbu are hereby ordered to parade in
Patterson, at 3k o'clock on Monday.
September 13. 1875, to g In Potts
ville for Inspection. Train will leave
at 5 o'clock, prompt. 1mU call at 4
o'clock, sha'p. II v order of
J. K. ROB1SON,
Captain.
MAttHE ROOKRS, 0. S.
Pcblic Sale John Henry will effer at
public ssle, at hir residence in Fayette
township, at 10 o'clock A. a., on Saturday,
September 18, 1875, oue maro with foal, 2
cows, 1 buggy, 1 fanning mill, 1 plow, bay
by tho ton, corn, potatoes, and his entire
stock of household furniture.
31AURIED:
KCRTZ- KACTFMAN Augnst 8Ut.
by Rev. T. J. Sberrard, Mr. Isaac Kurrs, of
Bureau county, 111., and Mrs.' Elizabeth
KaufTman, of Walker township, Juniata Co.,
Penna.
DrED:
FISHER On the 30th nit., iu ililford
township, Lnelta, daughter of Daniel and
Lydia A. Fi.'her. aged S months and 7 days.
AK1SMAN On the 2nd inst., at McAl
istcrville, Mrs. Sarah Arisnian, Wife dl Ra
dulph Arismsn, aged 89 years.
BYEK5 On the 3rd inst., in Fayette
township, Daniel Byers, aged about GOyri:
The remains of Mr. Byers were taken to
Chester couuly, Pa., tor iutenuent.
JOXES On the 23d ult., in Fayette twp.,
Absalom Jones, PQ years, II months aud 23
He is gone, his sufferings are now o'er,
He never here will sutler mora;
The Lord has taken him on high,
To dwell with angels in the sky.
The Lord bas only called hi?t n,
To dwell with him arbund the throne.
Prepaie us, Lord, to ak in prayer,
To meet our dearest father there. -
Dear mother sat all bathed in tears; '
And watched his bed for many years ;
Sons, daughters, too, bad watched his bed,
And tried to soothe his restless head. '
With aching liesrt, night after night;
We all bave set till morning light.
And tried to soothe away his pain, .
But all onr efforts were in vain.
We hope one dav to meet
Onr dearest futlier in the heavenly street t
Where we shall join in hand and heart,
And never, never part.
Oh, what a happy time it Slil be, .,
When we each other's face shall see;
On Canaau's bright and happy shore, '
Where we shall part no more.
We should not weep, but dry our tears;
In pain he suffered n.any years ;
He suffered hsrd, he suffered long,
But now be sings an angel's song.
In yonder grave-yard on the hill,
Our father lies so cold and still t
His body buried beneath the sod,
His spirit by angefi conveyed to hia God. ,
. L.E. J;
J03iaiEItC Ala.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thoms.
MirrusTowS, Sept- 8, 1373..
suiter
fe::::-::::::::::::::::::::::
Ham 13
Bacon 11
Potatoes 45
Onions.: :.. 1 00
MIFFLIJTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weedy by Buyers A. Kennedy.
QcovatIoss roa To-oar.'
Wednesday, Sept. 8, 1875.. '
Timoth seed . f l 60
Wheat, prime .... .......1 OOtol 20
Corn, ............ . .70
flats, 30to35
Rye ; . : BO.
. CHAUTAUQUA LAKE.
Near this beantiful locality is situated an
old, richly-endowed Seminary for both
sexes
The Chamberlain Institute.
Fall Term opens Aut. 24ih. For rata
kigiie address Rer. J - T. Edwards, A. X
Principal, Randolph, N. Y.
CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
THE undersigned, at his shop, on Water
Street, MilliintoWB, has now on hand
and for sale cheap, a general assortment of
CHAIKS.
He also has a large lot of , ., ; '',..' ','
on band, and, having purchased a new
Hearse, is now prepared to attend frjnerals
at the shortest notice and on the most 'Jb-
eral terms. He has made a great redaction
In tne pace or Comas.
tXT" Repairfng pnoiptly attended to. '
jnlyWu if. p. BXBIS0.
CANDIDATES' CARDS.
;i COMuISSIONER. .
Editak SttUuul was! RrpvMmm :r Mr.
Elihc Bissib, of Delaware township, upon
tbe urgent solicitation of numerous friends
no have lha interest or tho county, and
Republican priacip.es at beart, bas caaaeat
ed to become a candidate for the oftiee of
County Commissioner. 1 thereto e a.-k that
be be announced as such, ia accordance
with the fundamental laws that govern the
organization ir this eohhty: Mr. feoher is
a man of acknowledged integrity and busi
ness qualification, aui will trove a credit
to the county In lB Board "f County Com
missioners. WILFORD.
PROTHOdTAllr: t
Etktor intintl mxd Bepui.'tie : At the
rrqncst of numerous Republicans I would
annonneb the name of VV. C. Lai in, of
Patterson, as a candidate tor the office of
Prothonbtaiy. Mr. laird bas all tbe quali
ffcattoe necessary Ki fill that office with
satisfaction to all.
PORT ROTAL.
Al'lHTOrt.
Eiidt Stui'uul otd Repil'.'uM ' Dear S ir,
Announce to tbe Republicans the name ol
F. F. Vona, of Patterson, as a candidate
for the office of County Audit'j?. Sr. Koh;a
Is a young man, earnest, honest, a La payer,
aud an active bieihess man, and competent
to cast np accounts.
TAX-PAVER.
i COUNTY TRKASUKEK.
re are authorised to annnnce theiacie
of IL A. Stambaich, of MitTiuiluwn, as a
candidate for County Treasurer, subject to
Republican lules. We art further antn.T
faed to state that in the event of his elec
tion to thai office by the peopls of Jir.'.sla,
that not oae dollar of tbe county inboey
will be nsed for his own personal benefit, or
the benefit of any onv else, hut shall be ap
plied to its legitimate use and purpose. .
DISTRICT ATTORN EY".
We are authorised to announce tle name
of f.ons E. Atmksox, Esq., of MifRintown,
aa a candidate for District Alturney, sub
ject to Republican rules.
COUNTY AUDITOR- .
We are anthorieed ! anribttcce the name
of Capt. Locis Dea.tfi, bf Fayette town
ship, as a candidate ftir County Auditor,
subject td the usages bf the Republican
party.
COMMISSIONER.
Editor Stutnel end Republican.: Ileaso
announce the name oi Thomas Uobbow,
Esq., 4 Tuscarora township; as a candidate
for County Commissioner,' subject to tho
usages of the Republican party. , Mr. Mor
row is a life-long Republican, honest and ca
pable, and if nominated will add strength to
tbo ticttet:
LACK.
: Acgnst 2, 1875. ,
COMMISSION KK.
EJilor Stnimtl Rryiiliean : Please
annennce the name of Michaei. Coh-bes,
Esq., of Van TVert, as a candidate for toe
office of County Commissioner. Mr. Col-
drea is one of onr best norkhig Kep,:bli-
cans in the county, and one of our best ,
cituens. With Mr. Coldren in the field, oh!
n'alkrr would tunn np to forty-nine.
WALKER.
. LU5i.VISSIO.tER;
Editor of Sentinel and Hcpblua i Allow
trie to annouuee the name ol' (teobck IV.
Sknu, Esq., as a candidate for the ouc Ci
County Commissioner,' at the Republican
prioary election. Ur. Smith ia oue of our
best citiaens. is well knows throughout the
county, and his iutelligei.ee, energy, Integ
rity and business qualifications eminently
St him for that position. . He would be the
right ruaa in the right place. -
' 5. O. EVANS. ,
Dilawabk Twp.,' July 12, 1875- ,
COMMISSIONER. , .
Editor, Sentinel and Republican: Fleas
anuounce td tee HepuUicans of Juniata
county, Ricuabd Dons, of Be ale township,
as a candidate for the office o! Count; Cotn-
rilsstoner, subject to tbe result cf the Pri
mary Election. Mr: Doyle is 4 Veteran in
the Republican ranks, and: If nominated,
ill fight as veterans Ho. - i
- . PATTERSON.
July 12, 187-5. -;
COMMISSIONER- . ' '
Afr. Editor : I would announce, throujh
the columns of the Stniiul and RevnMuan,
to the Republicans of Juniata comity, Wiv
li ab GBomio, of Turbett township, as a
ciudidate for the office ol County Commis
sioner. Ur. Groninger ia a rising young
man, and ia abundantly qualified In r'efr
way to discbarge the duties of the office. :
TURBETT.. ,
July 12, 1875. ... , , . :
BUYERS & KENNEDY,.
(Successors to D. P. Sulouff.)
: ' ' DEALERS IX ': .' ; ',-j'vl
graix, ; v.
LIMBER,
cement; ' ,':
,.Ifv
cined Plaster, Land Plaster,
SEEDS, SAUT, &.C .::u .1
. T buy Grain to ba dclirered at eltfier
MUHintown or Perrysville.. We will ,akw
have coal at both places to Salt tbe trade.'
We are prepared to lurabtb Salt to dealms
at reasonable rates.' . (. .' ' t
, BUYERS k CENSED 11'
AprU 21, 1875-tf ' ' ) . V'...'-'
HUEY&CIlKiST,
BCCCS8SOBB TO KBtSER & CO. in
To those interested ia the purchase of a
strictly . ' . ,'
PURE it YE WHISKY,
lor. medic A porpoaee we ofier .
' BAILEY'S PURE RYE,
Price (2 to 96 pel ftallon, and Will ship in
' padtat4 to suit purchasers.' '.- ''
We also handle largefy a .n . ' '
COPPER-DISTILLED, W OISKY,'
. Price from $10 to f.1i.
' "... : '; ;V We import; '
1 1JI
- li-.r
FIXE WIXES, BKA1SDIES AXf GIJ.Y
, ., "d also manoacturc .;.fc
' " ' DR. STCEVEli'S ' ' '
TOXIC HERB BittERS;-
Send for Price Ltir. "
BCET k CHdST,
13 Xorfb TBlrd etreet, Piilala,
Mixed 'ianeout.
G3aW, LUMBEn, sc.
TUB undersisned, having con.pleted bis
new W'arehonse m Perrysville, would
respeetful'y irlvi't! the attention W the
farmers of' the county to the fact that he ia
at all time
PAY15G TUE IUGI1EST PRICES
'' '' TOR ALL KINDS OF
GRAI.X, SIJJaBS, aVc,
Having introduced new facilities) fur hoist
ing, weighing, to., we are now prepared to
Obload with Ue L'Ml pouibld truubie.
Bark, Railroad Ties. Locust
Posts, and all Saleable
Country Produce ,
wi!l be bong!!! at all times, either tor
CASU t'K 1 EXCHANGE FUH lEtt
CHAXDIE. ' ' HAVE FOIt SALE '. ,
COAL, LTJMBEE, HSU, SALT,
. PLASTEU, GROUND OR LUlir,
which will be sold to suit purchasers, either
' WM'T.ESALC OR RETAIL.
j s!d t Hie Utwei rate Hllir.:
! At nt'y Store in Turbett tuauh:p may be
: lound as coiupletu :ui a-ixutruicut of ,
DRY GOODS, GilOCKiltES,
j Qneerlsware, Hardware, &c,
j all of which will be sold as low, if not a
! liltio lower than elsewhere-
! .' noah nkinii.tii.
Dec: 'ojltcj-lf - !
1875;
:", . 1875.
J. B. M: -TODD,
l'.TTERSOr, PA. :
SPECIAL NOTICE i "
Closing Out Sale of Clothing I
. , . ,. j- - -.. ' ..., .
OTERCOtTS AT COST!
Shirts and Drovers, Hats and Cnpi,
Boots and Shoes, Hosiery Old
Glows ct City rrices.
' - A COMPLETE LINE OI'
j. i .
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
"-,
: ' - , ,Gm rf'.COU- .
.- tending to close ont mv stock of Win-
ter Goods pieparatory to putting in a mam-
; moth stock ot Spring and Summer Goods,
I am. determined to sell Goods at snrh
, Low I' rices that ererr one can snit them
' selves tor a Very small Mini of monzy. Call
f Io sho ute, and ! HI gnar-tntee yn rstir-
faetr.n. ;-. '
The highest market price o'tuwed for
Ooot.try lrodnce, Corn and Oafs, HoJp
1'oles, Locust Fots-and Railroad Ties, in
exchange fur Goods, b
. i i " J. B. M. TODD.
- Fattrrson, Oct. 7, 87t.-'
Philadelphia & Reading Eailroad.
Irrangf metrt of Pas.tig.:-r Traihs.'
; ;",'..' i Sfair 3d," Wj. ;
' Ts lean Htrrisbmrg folloon :
For New Turk at 5 20, 8 10 3. m.. 2 OU and
. 7 40 p. m.
tor PhiuJcIpfila at 5 20, 8 10, 0 4i a. m.,
2 0f and 3 5'J p. ru.
For Kea.1!n? a 6 2(, 8 10t3 43 a. m., 200,
' 3 50 and 7 i0 p m. . ' .
For PottsTRIv-'al 5 2'), 8 If) a. tn id 3 50
Stn. and tia Scbnfiklll k. ynsiiu'haiiua
ranch at 2 40 p: m.'
For Allitow at 5 2t), '6 TO a., ra., 2
"3 60 and 7 4p. m " f
TBe 5 2", 8 10 a. m , 2 0O and :f 4'i p. ni.
- trains hae thrtmjh car for New Trk.
Tbe 8 10 a. m. and 2 00 p 111. trains hare
tlirougb cars tor FhilaJclphta.
'-' ;slvdjys. . ' -
For Xeir Vork at 5 20 a. in. . .
For Allvbtuwa.aed ? stations at 5 21a. ri
Fo Ktiading, FUiladwlhia aiul war stations
, atlfip-ui. tl ..fj ; l;: ... , m j
Train) far harruimrg lun as follow$ ;
Lcare Tv'ew York at 9 15 a.' ra., 12 45', 5 30
aud V 45 p. m." ' ,
Leave Philadolibia at 9 15 n. ru., 3 40 and
7 00 p. m.i '
Leave Heading at 4 30. 7 40, 11 20 a. m.,
, 1 60..6 li ari'liii 15 p. tu. .
Leave- iuirsViila at ia, Si 00 a. so. and 4 30
, p. m., aul i& SuliuylkiU aad. ausquo-
baana orsocB at a Oa a. ru. , - . .
Lvave Alleulown at 20j 50, 830 a. IO.,
12 2Ji aud 8 ii p. va: . , . .
The 2 30 a. ro. traiu Alientbwu aud
. the 4 30 a. m, traia trvin liMwling do aol
W oa Jl(.uU)s ..i;., ,-.
.V- ': 1 ' s SbSflj VS."- :
Leavo New York at 6 a. m.s ' '
Lcava Philadelphia M 7 00 p. m.' '
Leanre Keadiug at 4 30. 7 4' a. ro. and 10
la p. ra. 1 ' '
ICae Allentosra at 3 30 a. W. and 84 j p. iu.
Ft Xoms mnA Eucx 'RaitriMd. ' ,
;' ,'. k '. . JOHK E.".K0OTTE,
! 11 ' 1 .. General Snperinttndenl.
m . 11. LOUDOX,
a3e. .. ,. 1 :
3IERCIIAM TAI LOR,
in room on second story vf K. E. Parker's
new building, on, , t . 1 1 i :!-
1 Mam Street, JfiirBintoni, Pi." ,
FASHION ABLt : GOODS always u
haad. . .1 ..1. i ' -
CUSTOM WQRSTDOXK 6u tte shortest
notice; ... ...,-. a -GOODS
80LD by the yard or pattern.
' PERSONS baring goods can have then
ctft Hi garments frX df charge. ' '
tiCTTERIcrs PJTTERSS also for
sale. : .- ; i ; i
ALL WORK W.IRRAXTED.
TRICES L01V. .
. Oct 22, ifj:a-tr . .-
BOOTS AND SH0,
AT my reniduoce at ,EaSt Point, UilTlin
lown, I am prepared to promptly till
orders for,'- -
. ' BOOTS AUD suoia,
LADIES', . ' - ... 1 . ...
.,,-.,,, HISSES' AND .
.. 1 v. C3iLDtiEX'3 WEAK,
at prices to rurreond tb fbetinres. .T
kinds of .a--. : ' ' ' ' " '
Jt rJixixa;.,
mi?fi promptly atten4l o AWpiac to re
etiv a sUaw ef toe uOroeiee.'A to u.
p'.e, 1 sohcre mjaiii (heir eUdieatshuee
ArS. rASIXK.-
rv . i.t:s-Tf
Job sr!t on short sotice at this Office.
,VISCELL.1.EOlS
liEMOYAL OF
CHEAP JOHN'S STORE !
Into Caf tier's Building, three t!cors.E-t bf the Room iVmrrlj
occimiel! in th Sulov.lF nj--t.'
Now foi4 Bargains 1
' ; .. ... ... 4- . . x
Li crJer to c.oe out rriy stock of Summer Good--; I wi'.I in.ia
fjurate a Gr.nnd Clearing ?a!o c
Paraolsf, Sun RlndesV Fihijs,
Prin gcs. linccrf ami other
'lv R I M M I I iu
Cuiltireii'8 Rcad-M;iW White Dresses", Siiatmer L'utlerwear;
Shawls,' Glove., und in Ctot, all such a?tlc!e .is can
not hi carried over.
tiorxl will hi disposed of at u s.-u-ritk-e, anil must be roll
within the next thirty d iy., in order to make room fur Fait
Stock,' or which 1 propose to lay in an extraordinary supply.
NOW LS THE TIME TO SAVE lONEY.
Goods-cnn lie h'Hijiht at Che;ijr John's Sforo for Cost
Price, which i less than any other IIou.-e in tov. ti nai possibly
afford to sell at. The reason I can afford to s!I clieap, i be
cansc 1 buy otilf for Cash, and inijiort a nvijority oi my good i
direct from Europe. Do hot fail to'cive lne a call and secure a.
BARGAIN.
tU ML SCMMOTT.
Uridge Street, Mifllintoun, l'a.
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
HEATERS OF ALL KKXDS-; AT
THE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
. I R. E. raikert .Yew Br'di Building,)
MAI- STREET, OPPOSITE THE CO CUT VAKI;
M1FFL1XTOUX, JlT.r.TA COI XTY, J'.V
Sloiisekccpers' Hnnluiirc, Build
ers' Hardware,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, LEATHER, PAINT; OILS.
GLASS, &C,
all of first quality.' constantly on
call arid see me.
Mi(Sint'rn, ti. 2C, 5;i-tf
D W. Harley & Oo.'s
Is tbe place where joii can bhj
THE BEST A3il THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
U.iTS, CJPS, BOOl'S, SHOES, ASD EVRSISHISG GOODS.
WE are prepared to exhibit one of the nio.-.t choice ami m-tect-a,''li cvtr iScred in
this market, aud at ASTOSISHISGL Y LO W VZlCL'S !
.. tIo, measures takes for stiiU and parts of suit, winch will be iLl to order
at short notice, rcry rasouaolo.
Kemeutier tiia .place, in Hoffman's New JJ uiltJin corner of l?r:J sni
Water s'rueU, UIFFLIXTOIVX, P.. rujj K, W7.J-ti
JUST OPENED!
' " - . A Jfew Sprint and Sammer Stock of
CLOTHING; HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOLS,
For Men, Boys, Woioen, Mi.se and Cl-iMrrn. Nofii.ns, Men's Parni.ilitn; GK-d,'
' - WATcnES ANO JKWELUV,
6 Alt I CTS AN D FLOOIt Oil C LOT It Si ,
All a rates, t rcrrespi.nj to the shrinkage in rallies,
ownili aSo. CT SI IT3 MAIlS TO OitPLR.
l'altursou, Pa., Nut. 1 1, lbTi,
B LATCH LET'S
improve.! IK.Ll -
tK wtnui 11. ur;
the acknowlo.lrcd V
vrruc, um best pomp lortHj least
giiKmey. atteatian Is lnvlieft 10
A BlalcbVy'a Improved Bmcket, Ibe
Drop Check VsUe, wtich an
-withdrawn without disturbing the
.-ms21 f'ints. and Hie evpyr ciiaiuber c-nit. ,
which neTer cractts; sewles or rusts and will I Tlie cl iir ifed aTtlior. in this admirable
last a life iinw. Kor ale T-r Valers and Ensay, cUrariy dentonxtrates. trom a thirty
tbe trade generally. In orler tt hi sure years' sucrenjlui praetire, that the alann
that you get Blatcb!cys Pump, be careful nig conmrqueiifca ul' seli-aiiiue may be nwt
and see that It .has tnf trade-uuirl: as alio e. Kaiiy ccrrt anient the dnnurroos use of
if voe di? ndt frifw uhem f buy," Gescr'fp- literual ine4!iciie .vf lha sppitction of the
t!e iircuKrslifeh:r with tl(c lutnt'e, artl ;knilr; puinp.f; uiit a mod.: of enreatoarw.
address ot the agent nearest Tnt, ill ' simpfe, ci-ruio, eui.cll'vClitU.-by Birans 4.
promptly luroisiiea I'J aaJrcsir, ::n
tttninr.
CHAS.O. PLATCTTLEV,
JJAi.rACTraia.
5C6 Cofnmcree St., Phiiidoli'iia. Pa.
GREAT REDUCTION
I TITE
I'KICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper er Lewer Setta as Lew an 17
teeth allowed t lenve the office un-
lew the patient is sathifleil.
T-'!! '.'"."'T1 ?VV',iCl,-
1 ee n fille.1 lat f.f l.fc. -
Tect 1 extracted w,.hm,t pin, by th ne
of NUvorSOaule G. always., a t-i ,
Owing to tbe bard t-nics, I will insert
full ;ngra sets teeth, or the rery bet iiud,
lor $15.00. Temporary sU ciirn
Toothache strped in five minntes itb-
out a-ctinp tbeu-.th, at tte Den. .1 Of-
be of G. L DtliU, toUulisur-! iu Mifflrn -
town ia iboO.
G. L. DEBR,
Prac'jca; Deotitr.
Jse r, 1572
.IDVERTtSEMEA 2.V.
hand. I invite thl ub!ic lli
JOE" 17. MUTHEHS3ADGH.
Chajp.-r tii m ihc- Oi-rap.-st of a
SAMUEL STR.tTEr?.
fiTanhnnn: TTnwT.riEt.. rTfiw rlpstnrpri
lv Jim I i.iibli.Hlierl, a ih: edifiim vf
U Dr. VulvcnrcH's tvlvlwatrd Essar
A-V on the Tn,!,r.l rrrt fxithi.at med'i.
li ) Dr. t'lilverwcH's O iilr.iti-d
jTAXDAKI) of the Itu,, ,,r Svrmt-.rrH.rj .r hemlnul weJt--market,
by popular ;.,es. Insolnnlsrf S.mi-.il Lo.ssus. Imoo-'
jtt-iM-y. Mrnul iikI Phy.ical lueapacite, lui-
pediments to llarriasw, etc ; nio, ton-
8nmptiu; Epih .psy and Pits, iinlu.-ed b
i.iiMinl.Mie or Sexual estraraane.-, stc.
I rr-pr-.-. m a scaled enTtrlore. cnlv nix
wiiu a eTery suMerer, no muter nut tin
'condition way be, may cure hitusuif ca-sp"
lly, p.-iiUei', aud radically. .
I GT7This lecture slioui-l be in lb hands
i.f every youth and every ni.tu in tbe land
I h en t uuder sal, in a 4aii envelop-;, t
Uny atldre, fiotS-pid. 011 the receipt ot-
;.mx cents or two post stamp. Address tbo
r t-fLi
'. KLINE ft CO."
llowery, New York.
Post.Oibce Boa 4o8G.
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FARLEY dr CO.