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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINIOWN: .
OTedaesdar. Scat'r 14, lti. '
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Transient advertisements inserted at 50
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Transient business notices in local col
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to advertise by the year, half or quarter
year. , ,
PENN'A. E. RjJDfE TABLE.
ON and after Sunday, Way S3rd. 1K75,
passenger srain will leave Militia Sta
tion, V. K. R., as follows :
bastwabb.
J Philadelphia Express 12 4 a m
J Lewixtowa Accommodation . . . J 7 28 a n
Pacific Expresa. ....n !.....',. 10 E a as
J Ilsrrubarg Accommodation.. . 1 1 30 a im
Mail .. 6 12pm
Atlantic Express .. n 913pm
WESTW4BD.
J PacifM Express J 6 TO a nl
War Passenger -10 a ni
MaU i ....VSSJpm
Fast Line 45 p m
j Lewisrown Accominouanon at p m
J I'lttsburg Kxpressi II oo p m
Daily, I Daily except Sunday. Caily
tier pi Monday.
Three trains do not stop at this Station
Cincinnati Express, west, time here 1 111 a.
m. t Fast Line, east, 2 17 a. m. Day Ex
press, 1 34 p. n.
Thk new Constitution forbids all per
sons from votinr unless they have been as
sessed at least two monlhs and paid their
taxes at least one month before the date of
tiie election.
The date of holding the next election is
Tuesday, November 2d.
Wednesday, September 1st, is the last
rlny on w hich voters can be aiwcssed.
Friday, October 1st, is the last day bn
which they can pay tales.
Friday, October 1st, is the last day for
tnkiug out naturalization papers."
lOCJL ISTELLlGEhCE.
Come to the Fair at the Riverside Park
licit week.
There will be an adjourned court held on
(he 1 1th of October.
Lewistown people still continue their
(Sunday open air meetings.
The crop of clove-raced in this cunty
litis season will amount to little money.
A larro Satbath Scronl eclebaation was
held in Greenwood township last Saturday.
Philadelphia grain quotations. New
wheat, red $IJ!Ctol.40 ; Corn 7-toTic ; oats
87to&:Sc.
For Men's and Boy's Boots of the rcr
fcrtf quality and rj lowett price. Call at
Slawbaugh'a.
Huntingdon has a man and woman who
have livud in 'lie bonds of matrimony with
each other aixty years.
The cylinder of a steam thresher bnmtrd
while at work at David Ilurtxler'a barn, at
fort Koyal, last Thursday.
Any one w ishing to purchase a good open
top buggy, cheap, can do so by calling on
Buyers It Kennedy, Mililiutown. ol
Stauibaiighs have for sale Sewing Machine
Needles to suit all the different makes of
Sewing Machines.
CoL Eobinsou's Scouts and Cpt. Mc
Clellau'a ZuUives went to Pottsville yes
terday Btoruing for inspection.
Two Lewistown men have complete! a
Hying circus, w ith which tliey propose to
enliven couuty fairs, and other gatherings.
Hundreds of peoplB arc going to Octtys
burg to-tnorrow. Tickets will be furnished
by the committee upto the hour of starting
L. B. McCrntu, Esq., has bought the lot
on Main street, latterly kLown as the INMne
rvy lot, for the sum of $1300) aud expects
to Iwild a bouse on it.
"Compose your mind hiy lord ; the time
for stove-pipe manipulation is at hand," is
what the gentle hoiise-wiie says to her hus
band when she wfc-hes him to help put up a
stove and pie.
And now the potato bug is on a long dis
consolate pilgrimage lor potatoes fresh And
green, for the vine of the potato is hard
and tough, and is dying, and affords no
nourishment.
A fast mail trainj to correspond with sim
ilar trains en the New York Central Eail
road, will be iJaccd on the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad on the 1st or October, to
run from Philadelphia to Pittsburg and
point beyond, westward.
J. fc. H. A. Stambaugh are in daily re
tell of Merchandise in thoif liild. , They
have just shelved 2000 yards choice styles
fall Calico, also received Red, White and
Canton Flannels, Cassimerea, Waterproofs,
fcc., and all selling at paulc prices.
Two bushel of good seed com will be
given as a premium, by ' citizen of tins
County, to the agriculturist who produces
r the grounds of the Parte Association,
during Fair time, the tallest corn stalks
having thereon at the time of exhibition
two ears of corn, each.
A large copperhead snake sprang out of a
cupboard that Mrs. Emanuel Moyer was
looking into, in her residence in Fermanagh
township, some days ago, and struck her on
the breast, inflicting no injury, but greatly
frightening her. Low the snake got into
the ciiboaid is beyond conjoctnre.
Lost Between the Court House and Wil
son Robinson's place of residence in Fer
managh township, a Pasa-Book, containing
paper of no particular value to any one
but the owner, and a Teacher's Provisional
Certificate to X. McLaughlin, which fat
greatly prized by the owner. The person
Who return the book and paper and certi
ficate to till omre or to Mr. McLaughlin,
w ill be suitably rewarded.
Last Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings were devoted by number of our
siortsuicn to dog shooting. It was a specie
or sport that is not often indulged in,
and was brought about by a combination on
the part or seme twenty dfgs meeting every
evening and raiding on cattle and hogs in
the fields adjacent to town. Cattle belong
ing to Jonathan Kaufiman had been repeat
edly attacked by the vicious dogs, and sev
eral or them injured. Hogs owned by Wil
son Robinson bad been greatly abused, as
well as s lock belonging to others. There wa
no remedy but to ge gunning for the dogs,
which was heartily done by sportsmen, when
called on by the men who had suffered in
the loss of their stoclt from the attack or
the dogs. If the reader ha missed a dog
within the past week, it is likely that the
animal ha fallen a victim to a sportsman's
shot for being in bad company, or worrying
ome neighbor' bogs' of cattle.
Ihb Juniata Couhtt Aoriccltu
AAir Society will bold thcif Annual
Exhibition at the Fair Grounds in Port
Ilojal, on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, October 6th, 7th and 8th, 1875.
A large sum of money will be distrib
uted in premiums.
Court Proceedings.
J. English West v. J. fc. Laae An ac
tion for two notes given for bark pealed on
land, the title af which waa in dispute,
through which the ownership of the land
became the anbject of trial. Verdict for
defendant,
Adam Arnold, for ese of George K. Ly
ter, v. Peter Eby Settled is opea court
by parties giving notes for $30 each.
Elisha P. Hudson and Martha Jane, his
wife, vs. John S- Lukens, administrator of
T. W. Lukens. Feigned issue as upon a
wager to determine tire ownership of the
moneys in the hands of L D. Wallis, exue
ntor of Jemima Jane Lukensj deceased.
Verdict for deieadant.
Elisha P. Hudson and Martha Jane, his
wifci vs. W. II. Lukens, et al, legatees of
Jemima J. Lukens, deceased. Feigned
sue aa upon a wager to determine the ova-
endijp of the moneys in the hands of 1. D.
Walils, executor of Jemima Jane Lnkcna,
deceased, as audited by Jacob Christy. Ver
dict Ibr defendant;
Wt C Bunm.-U V. Solomon Efeber.
Feigned iMiie as upon a tfager to determine
the ownership of an organ levied ripou by
the Sheriff, as the property of Jacob M.
Mover, and claimed by deiendaut. Con'
tinnedt
John P Sorg vs. Overseers of f ayette
townstMp Action fur payment Of doctor's
bill. Verdict fur plaintiff ia the sum of
$23.9-1.
Mililiutown and Patterson Loaa Associa
tion vs. Benjamin Stimmell and Joseph Sar
tain. Action for a Sci Fi Sur mortgage.
DecUion reSCTVod.
James Magrualer, by his next friend, Jack
son Magruder, vs. Darwin C Smith. Action
for malpractice. Settled.
Thomas B Coder vs Pcnnai ltailroad
Company. Continued.
Jacob Drolcsbaitgh vs. D B Spano!c and
Samuel Stem. Continued.
Emily Reiner vs. i Calvin Dobbs- Con
tinued.
B F CrousC Vs. John McMauig'.ei Cen-
titiKed.
Sdmuel Jl Armstrong, Executor of Wru
Armstrong, deceased, vs. Samuel L Arm
strong, Administrator, d. b. n. of John
Armstrong, deceased. Action to recover a
judgment. Verdict for plaintiff, as against
Samuel L. Armstrong, d. b. n. de-bonua-et-
de-terre of John Armstrong, deceased, in
favor of Margarctta White, Wm White and
Margaretta J White, who was summoned as
terre tenants.
J B M Todd vs. John Farnu alt Appeal
from judgment of Justice. Contiuued.
Commonwealth Caset.
Com. vs. Christian Brant and Divid
Brown, Siiervuiors. Action for obstruc
tion In road. Supervisors entered recogni
sance Tor appearance at next court.
Com. vs. W Scott Wilton. Indictment,
fornication and bastardy. Defendant sen
tenced to pay $25, costs, and costs or pros
ecution. Com. vs. Mrs. Kale Homer. Surely of
the peace. Alexander Sj-eddy, prosecutor.
Prosecutor and defendant to pay the costs.
Com. vs. Charles Palmer. Indictment,
burglary. John Frnncixcus, prosecutor.
Defendant in Open court pleaded guilty.
whereupon the Court sentenced the said
Charles Palmer to imprisonment in jail of
Juniata county for the period of ninety
days ; that be pay a hue of one dollar to the
Commonwealth, the cost of prosecution,
and to stand Committed until the sentence
is complied with.
Cum. vs. Christian Forrer. InJictment,
aggravated assault and battery. Joseph K '
Khoads, prosecutor. Verdict, not guilty
and that be pay the rosts.
Com. vs. Henry Given. Four indict
ment or counts. Verdict, guilty of third
count, vii : Guilty of aggravated assault
and battery. Defendant (d pay costs, and
recognizance required for appearance at
next court, when aculoocc of Court will be
delivered.
A number ol indictments were found, but
the parties were not arrested ; among them
was one against the negro who entered the
Station-house at Thompsontown, kept by
Mr. Fuller. I
List of Petit Jurors for an adjourned
court, to be held ou Monday, October 11th,
!S7o:
1. Abraham Snyder, Patterson.
2. II II Lukens, Walkef.
3. Jacob Eichman, Fayette.
4. John M tiarman, Patterson.
8. Johu McLaughlin, Turbelt.
6. Jerome Halteruan, Thompson town.
7. Robert A Laird, Ballot
5. Ueorge Kuonsj Port Royal.
9. Johu P Wharton, Port Royal.
10. Reiitn-n Reynolds, Fayette.
11. CW McAlister,
12. Kurts Kan tl man, Fermanagh
13. I-aac Sk ber,
14. Henry Moist, Walker.
15. William Banks, Fermanagh.
16. Isaac Pile, Delaware.
17. Simon Shullenbcrger, Greenwood.
18. Daniel Notostine, Patterson.
19. Lyman Anghey, Miltord.
20. Samuel McMilled, Scale.
21. Josiah Gingrich, Walker.
22. J K Gray bill, Fayette.
23. James Crisswdl, MilHintown.
24. Robert Robink-on, Jr., Lack.
25. W S Olesj Fermanagh.
21. J L Dearing, Bealo.
27. John McMeea, Walker.
28. David Keriin, Miltord.
29. David Kilmer, Turbelt.
50. Jacob Honor, Fermanagh.
51. J W Muthersbaiigh, MilHintown.
82. Thomas Arbuckle, Tuscarora.
S3. John K Robinson, Miltord.
81. George King, Delaware.
35. William Showers, Lack.
80. B F Crosier, JJeale.
" PittsbTkgiI papers rslate the trou
ble that the Auditors of school accounts
in a township in Allegheny county got
into by which they were compelled to
pay a fine of $ 20 each, and the costs.
They had failed to comply with an act
of the Legislature passed April 24,
1874, which requires the Auditors of
the various townships and boroughs of
the Stae to publish an annual slate -meet
of the Road Commissioners, Su
pervisors, Overseen of the Poor, and
School Directors, and to designate a day
on which to audit the borough and
township accounts. In case of 4 fail
ure to comply, any tax-payer of the
township or borough may institute pro
ceedings against the Auditors in the
name of the School Directors, and the
penalty is fixed at twenty dollars and
costs."
Piblic Sals. John Henry wrll 6ffef at
public sale, at bis residence in' Fayette
township, at 10 o'clock A. sr., on Saturday,
September 18, 1875, one mare with foal, 2
cows, 1 buggy, 1 Tanning mill, 1 plow, bay
by the ton, corn, potatoes, awl bis entire
stock of houachoU furniture.
It would be we'l for some parties to
read the following sections of aa act of
Assembly in reference- to trespassers,
and to govern themselves accordingly ; -
Any person or persons who shall will
fully enter or break down, through or
ver any orchard, garden or yard feuee,
hotbed mr greenhouse or Who shall
wrongfully club, stone, cut, break, bark
or otherwise subulate or damxjra any
aut, fruit or oroamental tree, shrub,
bush, plant, or trine, trellis, arbor, hot
bed, hot or greenbou.e ; or who 'shall
willfully trespass upon, walk over, beat
down, trample or ia anywise injure atij
grail, praM, vines, vegetables or other
growing crop, shall and may, on con
viction thereof before any alderman,
or justice of the peace, or in any court
of law, hive judgment against him, her
of them, in a sum not leas than five
nor more than' one hundred dollars.
with cost of suit ; one-half the damage
or penalty to to to the use of the in
former, the other half of the damage
or penalty to the occupant or owner of
the premises on which the said tresbass
shall or auay be committed ; aud in de
fault of Any payment, of said fine or
judgment with costs of autt, the forty
eonvictea mar and shall be committed
to the jail of said County, fur not lesa
than twenty not more than sixty days ;
said complaint or action to be in the
name of the Commonwealth, and ltd
testimony of the owner or occupant of
the premises shall be admitted as evt
dence to prove the trespass and dam
age sustained : Providtd, That when
the owner of the premises shall be
come the informant, then oneMialf of
the penalty shall be appropriated to the
school fund of the district in which the
trespass was committed. -
This, from the Altoona Mi rrw, is
the latest and biggest baby story out :
Mr. Daniel Piper and wife, who reside
on Teuth avenue, Altoona, have a boy
seven months old, weighing twenty six
pouuds. The boy's head is as large as
many a grown pcrsou's, and its limbs
are so fat that the flesh hangs in large
rolls. Its checks are exceedingly large
and the mouth quite sn,all. The child
is healthy And cheerful, and seems to
take the world quite easily. .Mr. riper
is a man below the avrare ite while
Mrs. 1'ipcr is a woman of ordibafy
stature.
..
Prauc Sat. Jonas Voder, Assignor of
Nathan Voder, will offer at public salo, at
the residence of thu said If at ban Yodcr, W
Fayette townobip, at 10 o'clock on Wed
nesday, September 80, 1875, a good farm of
the said Nathan Toder, in said township,
containing 7-3 acrO, rilDre or less, having
thereon erected a two-story bouse, bank
bauk, and outbuildings. Also, at the same
time and place a tract of 0 acres of timber
land located one-half utile north of - the
farm above described.
Also, at the same time and place, the fol
lowing personal property Will be ufTeriid for
de as the property of the said Nathau
Voder : One borso, 1 two-year old colt, 1
one-year old colt, 4 cows, 2 bulls, lot of
young cattle, lot of sheep, farming utensils,
and household furniture.
CANDIDATES' CARDS.
WITHDRAWAL.
Editor Senttneland Rtpnblican; DeafS'r,
I am in receipt of a communication written
by Thomas Morrow, Esq., requesting the
withdrawal nf his name as a candidate for
the office of County Commissioner. It will
be a source of rtgret to many good Repub
licans that Mr. Morrow has deemed it proper
to withdraw from the canvass, though it has
been well known that he has not boen seek
ing the place, or honor of a nomination ;
the place was seeking the man. Therefore
I ak that his name be withdrawn as a can
didate, and at the same time express the
hope that will be endorsed by hundreds of
Republicans, that Mr. Morrow may ere lung
be induced to accept a nomination at the
hands of Lis party in this county.'
Yours truly, v
SOLOMOX BOOKS
COMMISSIONER.
Editor Sentinel mnd Republican : Mr.
Eliuc Bksxkb, of Delaware towushipi upon
the urgent solicitation of numerous friends
who hare the interest of the county, and
Republican principles at heart, has consent
ed to become a candidate for the office of
Comity Commissioner. I therefore ask that
he be announced as such, in accordance
with the fundamental laws that govern the
organization in this county. Mr. Deuner is
a man of acknowledged integrity and busi
ness qualification, and will prove a credit
to the county in the Board of County Com'
missionersi
. MILFORD.
PROTHONOTARjf.
Editor Sentinel and Republican .-At the
request of numerous Republicans I would
announce the Dame of Wi C. Laibp, cf
Patterson, aa a candidate tor tin) Office of
Prothonotary. Mr. Laird has all the quali
fication necessary to Oil that office with
satisfaction t alti
PORT ROVAL.
. AUDITOR
Editor Stutintl and Republican: Dear Sir,
Announce to the Republicans the name of
F. F. Bona, of Patterson, as a candidate
for thu oflice of County Auditor. Mr.'Rohm
ia a young man, earnest, honest, a taxpayer,
and an active business man, and competent
to cast up accouuts.
TAX-PATER.
COUNTY TREASURER.
We are authorised to announce the name
of II. A. Stasbai-gh, of MifTlinlOwn, aa a
candidate for County Treasurer, subject to
Republican lutes. We are further author
ised to state that iH lira event cf his elec
tion to that office by the people of Juniata,
that not one dollar of the county money
will be used for his own personal benefit, or
the benefit of any one else, but shall be Ap
plied to its legitimate use aud purpose.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorised to announce the name
of Lotts E. AtKissou, Esq-, of MifQintown,
as a candidate for District Attorney, sub
ject to Republican rales.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
We are authorised to announce the name
of CapL Lous Dxoas, of Fayette town
ship, aa a candidate for County Auditor,
subject to the usages of the Republican
party.
COMMISSIONER.
Editot Senanel and Republican s Please
announce the aanie of Micbasl Cotiuaxa,
Esq.', oT Van Wert, as a candidate fur the
oflice of County Commissioner." Mr. Col
drvn is one of oar best w or ting Republi1
caus m the coirntv, and one of our best
citizens. With Mr. Coldrcn la the hold, old
Watket Would tune up to forty-nine.
? WALKER.
COVMISSfQNEB.
Editor of Sentinel ni Kepbliea t Allow
me to announce the name of (iioaoa W,
Sarrn, Esq., as a candidate for theogiccef
Co a sty Commissioner, at the Repaolicaa
primary election. Mr. Smith ia one of our
test Citizens, is well tnowa throogaout the
county, nd his iutinige(.ce, energy, inUg
rity aad business qualifications .eminently
lit him for that portion. n would be' the
right man in the right place. '
' . : ' - . .. , : S. O. EVAN'S.'
.DtxAwaaa Twp July 12, 1875.
, ... COMMISSlONfcR. ' '
Editor Senhnel mnd Republican : Please
announce to the Republicans of JuUiata
county, Rich asd Don. , of Beale township,
as a candidate for the office o'. Count; Com
missioner, subject to the result tf the Pri
mary Election. Mr. Doyle ia a veteran ia
the Republican ranks, and, if nominated,
will fight as veterans do. '
PATTERSON.
July 12, 1875. '
CUMMISSIOJfEA. .
ftf. Editor t I would anuounce, through
the ct'luiuas of the Seultnel mnd llepnttican,
to the Republicans of Juniata county, Wit
ci.k GaoMNGEa, of Turbctt township, aaa
candidate for the oflice ol County Commis
sioner; . Mr. Groninger ia a rising young
man, aud is abdudantly qnalitied in every
way to discharge the duties of the office.
TCRBETT.
July 12, 1875. ' i . - i
COMMEKCIL
MIFFLUS'TOWN MARKKTS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomft
Mirrusrows, Sept. 15, 1875.
Butter 20
Egg 18
lard...; ;i....i4i..;i.i.. 15
Ua,a...... : 13
Bacon 11
Potatoes....... ................ 45
Onions . I 00
UIFFLDifUWjf GRAl.V MARKET.
Corrected meetly by Buyers II Kennedy.
Qi-oraTioas roa To-pat. '
Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1875.
Wlicat.oU $1 25
Wheat, new.... 1 litol 2
Corn, .................... 65
Oats
Kye
Timothy seed.
25to35
Executors' Xe-UCe.
Estate of Tkoma McCuJty. deceased.
T ETTERS Testamentary on the estate of
m t lliomas Sct uliv, late or r ayette
township, deceased, having been granted
to the uudersurned, all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make psymeut,
and thoso having claims or demands are re
quested to make knotvn the same without
delay to ' WM. II. UoAMaTEU,
bept. 1, 18j. Executort.
Afl!nliiltrator Kotice. '
Estate of Joseph S. Laird, deceased.
WHEREAS Letters of Administration
on the estate of Joseph S. Ullrd, late
of Tuseanirx township, deceased, having
been granted to the tinderilgttcd, all per-
sOiiS Indebted to said estate aro requested
to make immediate payment, and those
having claim will pleaso present them
without delay to
- S. 13. CRAWFORD, :
An. 11,1875. Administrator. ,
THE SEW AMERICA.
SEWING MACHINE.
Simple, Seir-Threadlnsr,
aad
Durable.
I SHALL take pleasure in Mmwing this
popular Machine t anv who wish to bny
a first-class article. It has won its way to
the front ranks. Call and see it, or let me
know w ho yon arc and where yon live.
Address W. U. AIKEN S, Agent,
u;i-ui Mililiutown, fa.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE.
Near this beautiful locality is situated an
old, richly -endowed Seminary for . both
sox -
Tha Chamberlain Institute.
Fall Term pcns Ani;. 24 th. For cata
logue address Rev. J. T. Edwardsi A: M.)
Principal, Randolph, N. Y.
LDMBES ! LUMBES 1 !
100,000 WHITE PINE LAPLAND
JOINT SHAVED SI1INGLE3,
1 CLLOW PISE FLOORISG,
PLJSTERLXG LAtti,
PICKETS AND DKY BOARDS,
FOR SALE BY
NEK THOMPSON,
Milroy, Mifllin Co., Pa.
June 1, 1875-3m
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
MIFFLINTOWN,
JUNIATA COUNTY, PENN'A.
GEOHOE JACOB9; President.
T. VAN 1RVIN, Cashier. '
, .MBECTOBS:
George Jacobs, Amos G. Bonsall,
11. 11. Bechtel, ( Jerome N. Thompson,
John Balsbacn, . Jcaeph Rothrock,
J. W. Frank. j
August 4, 1975-tf
BUYERS & KENNEDY,
(Successors to D; P: SulouT,) '
DEALERS IN
GllAINt
CEMENT.
Caleined Plaster, Land Plaster
SEEDS, 841.T, aCi
, We buy Grain to be delivered at cither
M Ifll in town or Perry sville. Wo wili also
have coal at both places to suit the trade.
"We are prepared to I urni&h Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
BUYERS It KENNEDY.
April 21, 1875-tf
Bare Inducements !
QC fills' ACRES OF LAND FOR
JJjJJJ SALE. Said hnets are sit
uated oa ami near the Cairo k. Fulton Rail
road, ia Randolph Co., Arkansas, and will
raine from fitly ! sixty bnshels of em or
one bale of,cotton to the acre, and Will e
sold at prices ranging from one to twenty
dolhvs per acre,' according ' to the imTove
mvnts on same. Tzaas. One-fourth cash,
and balance in oue, two, three and lour
years.
LEVI HECUT 4 BROTHER,
Pocahontas, Axk.unai.
Bcjit. 23, 1571.
MixeMiMoIti'.
-:o:-
TUE undersigned, having completed his
new Warehouse in Pertrsville, won Id
respectfully invito the . attention .n-the
farmer of the county to the fact that ke is
at alt times . ..
...i . ' -i
PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICES
; " FOR' ALL KINDS OF
CHAIN, SKIIDS, lt? ale.
Having introduced ne facilities forhoit
ing, w.iijng, sc., we are now preiwrvd to
unload with !ie least possible trouble. ,
Bark, Railroad Ties, Locust
Posts, and all Saleable
Country Produce
will be bought at all times, cither lor
CASU OK IN EXCHANGE FOR MES-
- ClIANDIEi .
HAVE FOR SALE
COAL, LUMBER," FISH, SALT,
' .' fLASTER, GROI'NdOr LUMP,'
which will be sold to suit purchasers, either
TVnOLESALB VS. R2tAlL,
ami al the Iuucsl riles ruling.
At my to're ui tuibett townsurji may be
lound as couipletu an assortment uf
DRY GOODS, GilOCElUES,
Oueenswirei Hardware, &c,
all of which will be sold as low, if not a
little lower than clxen bere-
- KOAH HBKTZLEU.
Pet. 1", l73-tr , '
IS
to.
J.B. M. ODD,
. PATTEIiSOr, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
Closing Out Sale of Clothing !
OVEItC'OATfs AT COST t
Shirls and Dratrtrs, Hals and Caps,
Louts' etui ishot, lhattry and
Gluees at t'fy Prices.
' A COMPLETE LINE OP
GENTS' FUEN ISHING GOODS,
Guni Itool, Gum Overtthoc!,
Ciuua Overcoats.
Intending to cloe out my stock of Win
ter Hoods pteparatory to putting in a mam
moth stock of Spring ami Summer Goods,
I am determined to sell Goods at such
Low Prices that every one can suit them
selves for a very small sum of money. Call
to see me, and I will guarantee you satis
faction.
The highest market prices allowed for'
Country Produce, Corn and Oats, Hoop
roles, Locust Poats and Railroad Ties, iu
exchange fur G oods, by
J. IS. M. TODD.
Patterson, Oct. 7, 1S7I.
Philadclpnia & Beading Eailroad.
Arrange Bieiit af I'asseoprr Trains.
' Mat 3l, 1873.
7i teure llxrrisourg ms follou-t :
For New York at 5 a), 8 10 a. m.. 2 00 and
7 40 p. rii.
For Philadelphia at S 20, 8 10, 9 15 a. m.,
fui m.A r r.n ...
t. . - ' I V. W tv III.
For Reading a o 'M, 6 10, 9 13 a. m., 2 00,
o ou ami I ,v p. m. i
For Potuville at 6 20, 8 10 a. m, and 3 60
p. m. and via hcbuylkill & bus-uchauua
For Allen town at 5 20, 8 10 a. mn 2 00,
60 ami 7 40 p. m
The 5 20, 8 10 a. ul, 2 0)1 and 7 40 p. m.
trains have through cars tor New Turk.
The 8 10 a. m. and 2 00 p. m. trains have
inrcugn cars lor i'bilatleiptiia.
scsdjys. ;
For New Vork at 5 20 a. m.
For Allentown and way stations at 5 20 a. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia aud way stations
Ul S Stf p. Ul.
Trains for Uarruburg Uare a follows :
Leave New York at 9 15 a. m., 12 45. 6 30
ana 4-i p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 15 a. m., 3 40 and
4 vo p. m.
Leave Reading at 4 SO, 7 40, 1120 a. m.,
1 50, 6 15 and 10 15 p. Iu.
Leave Pottsville at S 66, 9 00 a. m. ami 4 30
p. m., and via Schuylkill aird 8nsUo
hauna Kranch at 8 05 a. m.
Leave Allentown at 2 30, 6 60, 8 50 a. m.,
12 25, 4 30 and 8 45 p. ni.
The 2 40 a. m. train from Allentown and
the 4 30 a. ni. train from Reading do not
rua oa Mondays-
SUXDJYS.
Leave Xew York at 5 30 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 V) p. ni.
Leave Reading at 4 30, 7 40 a. m. and 10
la p. m.
f -cave Allentown at 2 30 a. m. and 8 45 p. m.
Fo Ilorm mud Essex Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTE3T,
General Superintendent.
g B. LOUDO.V,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ia room on second story of K. . Parker's
new building, on
Main Street, Mifflintown, Pa.
FASHIONABLE GOODS alaya ou
hand.
CUSTOM WORK DONE en the shortest
notice.
GOODS SOLD by the yard cf rattern.
PERSONS buying grtods can hate them
cut in garments free of charge.
BUTTERlCtVS PJTtERSS also for
sale. .
ALL WORK WARRANTED
PRICES LOW.
Oct 22, l73-tf
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT my residence at East Point, MRin
town, I am prepared to prcn'ly till
orders lor
ftdOTS A.1D sUOLS,
LADIES',
MISSES' AND
CUII-DKEX'S tfEAR,
at prices to correspond with the (hues. All
kinds of
' REPJllilUYG
also promptly attended to. Hoj.hig to re
ceive a' shaVe of life ittlrouage ol the peo
ple, I subscribe myself their obod icut shoe
maker. A. S. .FAS1CK.
Feb. 3, 1875-tf
Job werk. on ahmt notice at this office.
rrof 'itfr7rel' Cards.'
JOUIS E. ATKIXSrO-X, ,
' ATTORNEY -AT - LAW,
; . M1PFUNT0WN,'PA J:
. K7"Collecting ihi Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to. " '
OrrtritOn Brfdfti' street, r.ppoite the
Court House Sqtiatc. '
JTOBKUT MCMEEN,
Attorney and Counselor -ai-Law.
PrMpt attention riven to' the aectiring
sod collecting of claims, aad ail h-gal busi-
aesft. - j.. :
. Orrtcc on kwidjro street, Unit door wot
of the llellord building. ' . -ApHI
11, 1873-tT " -i
LFKED J. PATTERSON,
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
' MJ All bm-iueas irouiptly attndel tu. :
' OrriCB On Bridire ttree', opposite the
Court House square. -
J M. BRAZEK, M. V.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGE0N,
" ; .icadmio, JaniuU Co , Pa.
OrricE fitrmerly occupiel by Dr. S trrctl.
ProteMioual basiiius prom;ly atteudvd to
at all hours.
April 7, IMi-tf
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,'
mt e listowx, r.1.
Olliec honrs rroiu 9 A. . to ? r. .. f.
tice in his father's residence, at the south
end of Water struct. oct!-tl
jy L. ALLEN', M. D ,
' Has coiiimenced the practh-r of Mettreine
and Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Otl'a-e at Aeadctuia, at the resilience ol
Capt. J. J. Patterson.
, jnlj l-, 1)S71
PHOTOCRAPil GALLERY.
- Bridge Street, JliOIiatown, Pa.
JUSElil HESS wolil.1 n-Apectfiillv invite
all who want GOOD I'l'lIiTtHiUAHIS
I of theiiiHelvis or llieir I'riciid3 to pive ff 7 its
a call, and be cutmnecj that tiiis ia I'aa
place to get . '
CiOOO Ptl'TVKES. :
Ilavini; pnrptred himself with the BKST
l-NSTULHE-XTS in the market, and
all the
L.1TE.ST hVI'ROJE.VEjTlj
that constitute a
First -Class Photograph Gallery,
he invites all his friends snd the public pcii
..mII. i.. i . . ... .:. .. .....
and lliey will be aeoriiniodatol with any- I
thins in the line ol l hotofrraphy.
i'ietures Liken from Card to Life S tiv, I
and Fainted, if desired, iu Oil or Wacr j
Colors. I
i2S1L
cojied and enlarged, and iaintrd if desired;
A good selection of tUalba kept ou
hand at all times, and cheaper than cvur.
Solid Walnut Frames,
(iilt Frames,
Imitation Walnut Frames,
Imitation Rosewood Frames, -Rustic
Frames,
Cabinet Imperial Frarf!Cj ,
1'icture Nails, Screw-eyes, Curd arid Tas
sel, Ax.
JOSKrU 11K3S.
Milllintown, Jan. 7, lSil.
GREAT KEDUCTI0N
US TH
PKICES Or TKKTII!
Full t pprtr or Lower Setts as Low as $5
No teeth allowed b leave the office un
ices the palivul is satisfied.
lielli reniiiueied aud repaired.
Teeth tilled to last for life.
Teeth cxtracteil without pain, by the use
of Nitrons Oxide Gas, always oa hand.
Iiwinrto trie hard times,. I will insert
full slnglu set tbeth, f the very best kind,
for $15,110. Temporary sets fcilOO extra.
loothache stopped in five minutes with-
out extracting the tooth, at the Oeiitil Of
fice nf U. Ij. Otint, cslablibhcd iu JIL"Jia-
town in 1SUV.
Jan 24. 1S72
C. L. DEUK,
Practical Dentist.
KEARNEY'S
FLUID EXTRACT
BU CHU
IS TUB OXLY ESOWS BEittbt FOB
BRIGHT'S DISEASE,
axd a rosmra bevedt roa
GOUT, CU.VVEL, LTKICTUKKS, PIA
tETES, DYSI'EI'SIA, NKKVOIS
IJEUIJUTy, DKui'SY, IKilALK
COill'LAI-MS, .
?ion Retention or Incontinence of trine,
Irritation, Iutlainuiation,or Ulctra--tion
of the
llladdcr aud Kidncysi
Spti matorrhrra, Lewnrrlioea or Whites,
IreguUr er Painful Menses, Bearin; Down,
Chlorosis, Sterility and -
All Complaints hddeut im Eemalei.
KEARNEY'S EXT. BUCHU
For Stone in the LMdJer, Cah-itlut Gravel
or BricKdiui Deposit aud Mucus, or
Milky Ilischargc. and Diseases
, of the I'rvaUtc OUuid.
KEJlRJsETS EXT. BCC.1W
b'trel tiiseaies Arising from Imprulenres,
Habtts of IHssipation, Etc., in all their
stages, at little expense, little or no change
in diet, no inconveuiencr, and iroe.-poonre.
It causes s fYe'fnetit rjerlre, and pves
sirerlKtii to Urinate, thrreby removing 1
structions, preventing and enrin Strirtnns
of the Urethra, allaying pain aud inflam
mation, and expelling all inous matter.
Used bv prrwMis in the dechffe or change
of lite; alter eonCm-nf-nt or labor pains,
bed-wellinv in cbililren, cte.
Prof. SUiele saja : One lotllo of Kear
ney's Extract Buchn is worth Uioro than all
oth'jr Uuchos combined."
KEARNEY'S EXT. BDC2U
Permanenllr cures all affections of the
Bladder, Kidneys, ami Drepsical welliii)rf
eaistnig in alen, Woiocu and Cbildrerr, no
matter what the ae.
Ask for Kcarm-y's. Take no other.
Prut One Dollar per Bbttli, or Sit Bvlllc,
for tice VolUts
Pfcpisr, 1U4 Dt A.NB St., New Iouk.
A Thysiiian in attendance to answer ror
retpoailenre and ;iv advice gratis, itnd
stanrp ror ramjhlets free.
Fr Sale by Dmgil Every hrrr.
1IKST-CI.SS FICTl'KES lakn al
J. Ileaa' Fhotosiai-h Gallery, bitUge St.,
aLiOiiiilow a.
.WSCELL1.E01S
REMOVAL OF
CHEAP ijOHW'S STORK !
Into Bartley'i Iitiiliiirrr, tLroetloors Kat of tlio Kuotn formerly
No w for Bargains !
la on-k-f io c'osc out my htock of Sinntn;r Coials, I wi'.l in:ni-
" jrratt! it (.hiJl L'brin; Salo of .
Parasols, Sun Shaded, trtiis,
l ": . Friuiies, Iiuees and other
: - " - ' . -. - -
' ClTilJron's lle;ul-M ule Whitrf Drties, tfuunuer Uuilonivear,
fciliiiwl., Gloved, ami ia fact, all such articles as cnir
' iot be carrKid oVerr
(joimJj will be tlisjiost'il of at a sacrifice, and ciust lc SoM
within tlie next thirty il rp, in orlor to make room Ar Fall
Stock, of which l.projiose to lay in cm cxtraorJiiJary supply.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY.
' Gu"tli' cai fie Udilri at Che;tj)' Jo!m!3 Nct Tut t'oyt
rrit'O, wJiu-h i.- less than any other Ilo:i.-o in town fcut osti)ly
atlorJ to sell aU The rvitriiui I eairaCurJ to sell cLonp, is 13
eanse I buy only fbr L'i.-h, iiv initort a majoiitv of my gooils
direct IVtna Europe. Bo lwt fail
BARGAIN. ,
' EMIL &CHOTT.
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
HEATERS OF ALL KINDS, AT
THE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
U R. E. Pajk&i .Vc iiruk Building,)
STlti:KT, OITOSITlaTllla COtKT YAK1,-
MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA COUNTJf, I'A.
crs' Hardware,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, LLVTIIEIl, PAINT OILS,
GLASS, &C, &C,
all of first rfuality, tWstautly
call and sec uie.
Mifllintown, Ang. SO, lH7tf
D. W. Harley & Co.'s
, Is tLe place where yea cab bn
TUB 11 EST I Till: C1IUA1'ST
MENS' YOUTHS' &
PATS, CAPS, BOOty, SHOES,
WE arc piepared to exhibit one of the most
tins market, and at Ji I OA7A. r OlV PRICES!
Also, nieaturcs tat ei fuf suiU aud tarts of suits, which will be made to order
at short notice, very reasonable.
' ilethefnber th plae, in Hr ffmin's
Water s'?ect-, MIFF LJN TOWN, PA.
JUST OPENED !
;,. , A New Serine aad mer Stock of
CLOTHING, II ATS, CATS, LOOTS AND SHOES,
For ateu, Coys, Women, iiis and Children. N'otitms, Men's Furoihtn Goods-
WATCUK5 AND JEWELUY,
CAKl'FTS AfD;rL()0K OIL CLOTHS,
All at rates, to r.rrepom to t!u K)irinka- values. Cheaper tliau tho Cheaivnt of a
month ao. BJ- SUI'lS M AOS TO OitDEK.n
ratterson, I'a., Nov. II, I NT I.
ulit, iili v s
h lmprMr.l CirCUw -
nt a. ki.wlc.Jr.it
jTlVIUI'li ... .1...
- -
"J- I-"Hiiar
be pinup lorthj Imst
verdict, lb.
Kionry
a ....... M
a,t ...ii.. ...i ..
- ... . . . . , .. .... i
wjuiaiciiey s imprnvwi nna ei, ive
K ' -
y?illiilrawa wiihoct diMurbtu ttte
fy.iJjoiBts, and I lie coper chauibur
wbirb n.-v.-r t-rachs, scales or mts and will I The c ielirated aiiihor, in this admirnblw
Ia.it a lire lime. For snlo Hy . aK.ni and Iksuv, clearly dwuomtrales, Ironi a lliirly
the Umla fewrHly. In order i h-3 sure Iv.-ars' 5Iic.ci--.sImI praetiee, that flm al.tr
Irmt yon ret III il :liij) 'i Foinp, be caret sit iii? r.M-.iinrai of m:ll-alHie rrriy be ral -ta-l
see that it lurs my trut-vsn. k a alve. Itcatly rnred without lle il uireruat unb .
If yon do not kimw whern to hny, di.-vrii- iiut. rna! liie.lH ine or lite application ol tho
tiv-j rirciiLirs, tojfothej- with tho name and knil'o; pointing ont a bkmI.i i,f enre at m-
addresser tle aa-ert neitnwt yn, wfll lie 'sinipln-, certain, ami eH.x:tKat, lv irxaii.t of
pron'ptly furnished by addressing, with
stamp,
til.. U. til. JTL11I.M ,
.M-rr rcar.lt.
bj t'oninv rco St.; I'liitadt-Ifhia, Fa.
. . , ..... , .
CHAIR MANUFACTORY,
f
fllllS iihden'jrneit, ' his ihop, on Water
A. Street, SI. hliiilown, has now on Ii.in.l
and for sale cheap, a general assortment ef
Lie also has a lar- lot of
COii,FINS
on hand, afnt, bavin' pnrenas..-.! a flew jTneday, 1 mu-tajr aud saliivUy momma
lljirP. i now prepared t att.-rrd fnnfT.ls awl irill furmb I tie citixens of these boi
at lite riortet notie and ou tl.e uvf 'ib- .npl.a ait i Hie U.-.-.I of
hand, afid, having prehaM.-d a new
eral lirrms. Il.i tiai in. etc a great reduction
iu the price of Collins.
1T7" KepUirinj prouiptlv sfteirded to.
jiily-MJll O.' . KPISON.
The Sentinel ami Rrfmhlxtitn lh.- is the
plat e twaet jobwoik done. Trr it. ll will
pay you 0 you uuedi anytuiiis lu that hue.
.IDl ERflSP.VM X
to give iho a c;tll au-l secure a
KritIo;e SirLtl, .Milllintown, i'a.
e:-
on hand. 1 inyite the rniiilio Ui
JOHN W. MUTlftKSSAUGll
BOYS' CLOTHING
ASD EURSISH1SU GOODS.
choice and select stocts tvet offered id
New Uaildinjr, corner of Yr(lge mnd
.Sept. 15, 1S75-H
SAMUEL STRATEK.
jjjanbood: Howtost-HowEeatoredf
l. J,,.,, ,.1,!,-i,h, a n,.w ,,!;,, r
, V" n Itin r.,.1.,,.1 ,.r. ;n... li.
.. .....
w-iiic; or .NrrmMt.MTlifa or Seminal wek-
inn,g InV.-frmMrv S, mm.J l,.,w,, m,
u-im-. Mental and I'Msk-al I:- ..--itv 1,..
; ..- -
'tHlinlf'lirs I.i R!:irri.or. . .!..
t,u, , j,,.,. ,, Ki ijj
..wll-in.1
j r-
i.:ci,i.
rice, iu a scaled envdojv, only six
whw h murr suttcrer, ttn nritter lul bis
niitin ru:iy up, may eHrv hmuetl cheap-
jly. privately, and radical.
j DjTIiw ln lure houl.l he in Dm hand
..l every youlh and. every man in the Uixi.
Sent uuiler seal, in : plain envelope, tt
h Mr" ua ",0 TK,vi
MX rentsor two B.l Ntaiiiis. Address thn
mx rents or two putt staiuis.
Il'uoliaber.
tllAS. S.-V. KLINE ft t o.
Ir hriwrry. New York.
l'ol-Ultiee Bi t-ii6.
Nov. i:, lV-ly.
isOLOlOX sUIC Lit,
Will vl-nt.ViHIiW and i'atlrraon every
BSE?, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK; tec
t thu very lowest Htt. He riLectlull
itOlicits lire patronage ol the public.
.ipru ic.i i y.
I.ai-e sUMb-ot Kvlv-niad-ridhin (of
lt by UAKLfcY & CU