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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
..." MIFFLINTOWN:
Wednesday, Sepfr 15, 1875.
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PElfN'A. E. RJTlME TABLE.
ON and after Sunday, Mar 23rd, 1875,
panscnger wains will leave Vliftlia Sta
tion, 1. R. K., as follows t
E8TWAtti.
Philadelphia Express M 43 a m
Lcistovn Accommodation... i 7 28 a in
Pacific Express lHr2 a iu
H.irrisfourg Accommodation.... II 80 a in
Mail 6 12 p ra
Atlantic Kxi-resa a 15 p in
WE8TWAUD.
Purine Express k G 00 a m
Way Pansenger 1 10 a m
) Maii 8 3.1 p ni
; fust Line C 45 m
I,eimown Accommodation .... 7 87 p m
1'ittsbiirg Express 11 55 p m
Daily, t Daily except Sunday. $ Eai'.y
tzrrpt Monday.
Three trains do not stop at this station :
Cincinnati KxjTeas, west, time here 1 lil a.
ni. ; Fast Line, east, 2 17 a. tu. ; Day Ex
jitms, east, 1 84 p. nv.
Thh Pew Constitution forbids al! pvr
..tn from voting nnlss they have !een nr-t-Me'i
at least two months and paid their
'ixt-s si least one month before the date of
liie election.
The date of holding the next election is
Toes-day, November 2d.
Wednesday, September lt, is the last
day on nhfch voters can bo assigned.
Friday, October fat, is the last day on
which they can pay taxes.
Friday, October 1st, is the last day for
taking oct naturalization paiers."
LOCAL 1XTE LLIGES CE.
Tiic Eiuincctial .storm came on time.
This is Fair week at Riverside Park.
The Fair at Port R-yaI will commence on
"the 13!h of October.
Iaac Pile sold his farut in Delaware town
ship to C. G. Shelly lor tho sum of $7.2'JO.
Wheal ranged cn Honday in Fhilad 1; Ilia
1'om Jl.10tol.4G, new, and to $1.50 for old.
Corn 72to75c.
The shoe shop of Mr. Gable, in Patter
son was robbed last Wednesday nul't of
about $i'',"0 worth of boots and shoes.
Any one wishing to purchase a good open
t.p 1'iigy, cheap, can do so by calling on
Buyers & Kennedy, MiflJntownt St
Sahiel EAtsrkt had a hand severely
era-died while in th act f coupling rars
in the Patterson railroad yard ias-t Thursday.
J. B. M. Todd has received his fall stock
of Goods, lie has a tine lot of lieady
Made Clothii:g, S:iiit, Drawers. ioot and
Shoes.
About 1500 people, cititens of Mifflin,
Perry and Juniata counties, formed tin ex
cursion to Gettysburg uattkficld hut Thurs
day. A i 11 dug and used by t'.ie Ta) lot-town
p:-ojle, has been reopened in the Park. It
proves i's,'If a most satisfactory acquisition
during the fair.
David Bashoar, Sr., bonght ii the Juni
ata Viiiley Kank the farm in Milforl town
ship lately known as the Col. Patterson
farm. Trice paid, $S,5(X).
J udge Pershing while in the Legislature
oled to prevent Colored Jicople from com
ing in this Mate to make it, either, their
temporary or permanent home..
Lock heaters have been put in the
Court House, than those placed in lor the
lirst warming The capacity ol the first ones
was not what the building requires in cold
Weather.
The Korristown Herald delivers itself of
a brier critiotMii on Victoria Woodbull in
this way : "Victoria Woodbull will lecture
in Iiinghampton next week, and extra trains
will be rnn to accommodate persons alio
want to get out of town."
The Fair opens to-day at Riverside Park
with a Battering prospect of a fair exhibi
tion. The races wili come off according V
Premium List published, with additional
races. Indian runners nil! be present, and
give a fine exhibition.
In shaving, tast Thursday, Samuel Stray
cr, the enterprising clothing store man in
Patterson, met with an accident that re
sulted in the cutting of his right thnhib so
seriously that surgical attention became
necessary. Dr. Rundio rendered the proper
service.
On Tuesday night of last week the honse
..( George Biliiuger in Milford township was
ntert-d during the absence of Mr. Billinger
:id the family with whom he boards, by
thieves, and ransacked. Eight dollars were
taken out of a trunk that was broken open.
Other valuable articles were carried away.
Rev. W. A. Tatton, formerly of this
county, now a citizen of Charleston, South
Carolina, addressed a Sabbath-school pic
nic at Matamoras, in Bpruce Hill township,
this county, on Satnrdsy. Mr. Patton's
every day life is a busy one. He is one of the
editors of the Southern Erangelitl, a paT
conducted under the auspices of Presby
terian Synod in the Sonth, and preaches
regularly to a congregation in Charleston,
and is closely identified with an Institution
of learning in the same place.
J a HE" Aba m the acknowledged Ameri
can walker, wfll be present at the fair and
walk on Thursday and Friday afternoon.
Mr. Adams, has a European reputation as a
walker, having been accorded the privilege
of walking before a number of the Courts
of that country. On Thursday afternoon
he will walk one-half mile in 3 minutes and
40 seconds. On Friday afternoon be will
walk one quarter of a mile while the fastest
horse on the ground i trotting one-half
mile. An opportunity to aee snch walking
may not present itself again during yonr
lifetime. Improve the opportunity.
Last Thursday night burglars effect
ed an entrance to A. J. Ilsrtzler'a
store in Patterson, by a back window.
A clerk was in Iba store at tbe time
sleeping on a mattress, on tbe counter
near tbe front of the room, lie did
not hear tbe thieves enter. Tbe fellows
groped tbeir way in tbe dark along the
counter in which the clerk lay, to the
mattress and there felt the leg of the
youth who lay on the bed, and exclaim
ed there is a man here. The burglars'
touch and his exclamation at the same
time awakened the young man" lie
sprang to a sitting posture. The thieves
ran. The clerk drew a revolver and
fired, bow near be come to killing or
wounjing tbem.is not known, for it all
took pj ace in tbe dare.
i ff . O 1 . .
and edifying sermon from the book of
Job, 19th chapter and 25th verse. The
text reads :
" F,"r I kuow that my Redeemer livcth.
and that he shall stand at the latter day unuii
the earth. " -
The introductory was opened by the
statement that the text may be denomi
nated Job's creed, or confession of
faith, and is oue of tbe most thrilling,
soul-in?pinng ever uttered in this world.'
Many in these days affect to bare no
creed. Tbey can tell what they do not
believe, but they cannot tell what they
do believe. It was not so with Job.
Men sometimes experience difficulty in
formulating a creed when called to do
so. Notably was that the case when
tho ecclesiastical body met to formulate
what is known as the Westminster Con
fession. Tho learned divines who con
stituted that body were sorely pressed
for language to express the qualities or
attributes of God. The time appoint
ed by the Assembly for that particular
duty came and passed by without any
result. Tbe Assembly adjourned, and
met again with a deeper perplexity than
before. The way seemed dark and
long, with uo visible end. A member
who bad been in eanrert secret prayer
to God for guidance In the work, was
called on to pray. Ilis response re
moved the trouble, for bis expression
was so to the .question that bad per
plexed the Assembly, that it was at
once accepted as all that was required.
It was God's Spirit that guided the
mind of that divine and gave him lan
guage that was acceptable to all others.
So tt wis with Job. It was God's
."I trit bearine testinionv with bis snirit
that caused him to exclaim in the lan
guge of tho text, " I know that my
Redeemer liveth."
The introductory was itself a jewel,
and a most fitting prelude to the ser
mon proper, which our space admits to
the briefest notice only.
I. Tue kact of Job's knowledge.
What led that God-fearirg and God-
Icviug man to so positive a declaration ?
All the circumstances, when viewed
from a human stand point, were calcu
lated to unsettle a mind as to a favora
ble termination of tbe troubles that
surrounded Job, and inspire with infi
delity. What was it that maintained
bim It was
1st. The Spirit of God. It was the
Spirit of ibe Creator of all the uni
verse and the gteat Judge of earth
that upheld Job. The things of time
and sense were as nothing to render sat
isfaction when compared to the Fpirit.
Its ccuiniuoiou with bis spirit was the
fad of his kncnfltdge. It was
2nd. Ilis vfferinr. Job's suffering
was of the rti 8' excruciating character.
He suffered in body, of disease, in j
mind, for the loss of friends, for the
loss of property, for the loss of every-1
thing that the world in lis worship of
itself esteems worth having. Astute
men of the world bad believed bim a
righteous man, and why be bad been
thus stricken in personal health, in fam
ily, in property, they could not under
stand. Job himself could not reason
to a conclusion why be was thus unfor
tunate. Be felt that the "hand of God
bad touched Lira" in a way that pnt
him in a most unfavorable light before
his fe!low-men ; but, having tone no
thing without first asking the sanctiou
of the Spirit, an abiding faith, that was
more consoling than tho possession of
health, worldly frieuds, or property,
was always with bim, and bore bim np
when natural despondency would have
crushed bim. Knowing that be had
pursued the right as be be understood
it, by daily recourse to prayer, and
throusrh it communed with God's Spirit,
he felt no guilt, more than the natural
guiit that attends all men, and be real
ized that be was in the bands of Goc,
and that all bis suffering was to attend
some wise purpose of Providence which
was veiled froia Lura&n eye, and which
human wisdom couiJ not comprehend,
and under the strongest tests, such as
caused the1 earth to appear like a
"whited sepulchre," he exclaimed, " I
know that my Redeemer liveth, and
that he shall stand at the latter day
upon the earth.'
II. Th b object of Job's kxowl
F.P;e. Job bad an object in the knowl
edge that be was daily, and doubtless
hourly, acquiring and strengthening by
spiritual communion, and physical suf
fering. It was
1st. -f prtsml Sartor. People of
the world who believe they have a com
petence or fund laid away, or secured
tor the day in which they no longer can
labor for their own maintenance oftimes
express a satisfaction with their condi
tion ; but that was not the object which
Job sought. He was "content and
righteous when property and worldly
competence seemed firmly secured to
him, but when it was all swept away,
be was content and righteous as before.
Prosperity was well enough if it came
through honest labor or effort, but there
was more consolation to Job when in
communion with tbe Spirit of tbe Judge
of all the esrth, than in acquiring
property, goods or merchandise of this
world. There is no saving virtue in
them. His chief object waa knowl
edge of G od'a Spirit. There is a saving
virtue in it. It is an erer present Sa
vior. 2nd Job"t dyed vas to secure a fu
turt Judge. The world had misjudged
him. From its contracted and limited
opinion be wiVhcd to appeal, and be
tried before a higher tribunal. Ilis
object was to atand before tbe Creator
of the universe and J ndge of earth, a
justified being. Before that object all
earthly objects and opinions 6ank into
, aaar oaoD&i& morning Ker. Mr.
Sherrard preached a highly interesting
insignificance. Physical Itifirmity, loss
of property, everything earthly waa
nothing to him, in comparison to the
obtainment of an approving opinion of
that great Judge. It was the con
sciousness of receiving this, which
maintained Job. It is that conscious
ness which maintains every good man
in adversity. AH should endeavor to
reach the stabs of spiritual excellence
thit J ob attained, and with him be able
to exclaim, 1 know that my Redeemer
liveth, and that be Shall stand at the
latter day npon the eaith."
The friends of liberal education will be
glad to know that the fire of April 2Slh,
which destroyed the Boarding House of
Tnscarora Academy, did not serionslylrffet
iU school duties. T he attendance, du:ing
tbe Summer Session, hai been beyond ex
pectation, and, under all ciren-nstances, en
couraging. The Trustees have made a temporary ar
rangement for the Boarding SejiartUH-nt, by
the purchase of Mr. J. J. Patterson's Honse
adjoining the Academy premisca. They
hare repaired the atoue building, divided
the Society Halls into rooms, and plastered
anew, th,e upper story The School room
kas a new Boor, ai.d is furnished with
desks and maps of the most approved
styles, such a used in the Public Schools
of Philadelphia. The accomodations of
this building are, in ever- war, very satis
factory.
The location of Tuscarora Academy is
in thecouutry, with beautiful surroundings
and is proverbially healthy. With a daily
mail, stores convenient, the Tnscarora
creek for bathing, a:id skatlnz. and base ball
grounds, everything is favorable for phys
ical dcvelopement, as it is for mental cul
ture. This institution, by thoroughness in
teaching, and by requiring faithfulness on
the part of pupils in the preparation of
their lessons, has acquired a reputation
that extends through many states', yet, for
all these advantages, the terms are low.
because the location being in the country,
is hot an expensive one. Ninety 90
Dollars per session, nearly 20 weeks. iav
for board, washing, tuition, and furnisned
room.
The Principal has been connected wiib
the Institutioa ten rears, his varied expe
rience in the management of boys is surely
worth something, he is assisted by compe
tent teachers.
The abductors of Charlie Koss are dead,
as is well known. A third party, Wester
velt, was convicted in Philadelphia on Mon
day, for conspiracy to keep Mosher and
Dougass out of the way of the poico. At
this writing his sentence has not been de
livered. And thus three active participants
have been disposed of. But where is the
boy t
The projectors of the Gettysburg
excursion take this methid of thanking
their friends and fcllow-excursiouists,
for the liberal patronage and good humor,
as well as their good behavior, which
won for them tbe declaration from the
railroad companies "tbat they were tbe
most crdtrly excursion party that bad
ever passed over their roads, consider,
ing size." "
They also tender their thanks to Mr.
Theo. A. Stacker, General Agent, P.
H. 11., for the courtesies received. To
James MTrea, Supt. Mid. Div. P. R.
it., for handling with consnmate skill
and safety, to passengers the largest
excursion that ever came from the west,
especially as. he was taken by surprise,
as to the large number ot passengers.
To the men who interested themselves
enough in the success of the excursion
as to handle the tickets, we would e
pecialy thank for their kindness.
Respectfully,
Tub Committee.
Tui Juniata County Agricultural Society
Ul hod their annna Exhibition at the Fair
Ground in Port Royaf, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, the 13th, 1 1th and
15tU of October. A iarge amn of money
n il! be distributed in Premiums.
Sept. 22, 2t.
CAUTION NOTICE.
CocoLAiius, Sept. 20, 1875.
Ma. B. F. ScHWEita iiir: I wish you to
insert in your paper a Xotice Cautioaing
any and all persona from purchasing two
Promissory Notes, given by me, in favor of
George Hubbard and W. IT. Kinzer, as I
wilt not pay them, for the reason that I
never received vane for them.
RespectfuZy, te.
JACOB SCXOITFF.
Pr3Lic SiLi.--Jonas Yoder, Assignee of
Nathan Toderj will offer at public sale, at
the residence of the said Nathan Yoder, in
Fayette township, at 10 o'clock on Wed
nesday, September 29, 1&73, a good farm of
the said Nathan Yoder, in said township.
containing 75 af resj more or less, having
thereon erected a two-story hduse, bank
bank, and outbuildings. Also, at the same
time and r.lace a tract of 9 acres of timber-
land located one-half mile north cf the
farm above described.
Also, at the same time and place, the fol
lowing personal property will be offered for
sale as the property of the said Nathan
Yoder: One horse, 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.
DIED'.
HOFFMAN On the 15th inst., at his
father's residence in Fermanagh township,
Sherman Banks Hoffman, aged 2 months
and 15 days.
COMMERCIAL..
MIFFLINTOWN MARKJTS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomas.,
MirruxTowx, Sept. 15, 1875.
Batter 20
Eggs 14
Lard 15
Ham 13
Bacon ...... . It
Potatoes....
Onions. ...........
, 30
.... .... 1 W)
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weculy by Buyers 4. Kennedy.
Qcotatioxs roa To-dat.
Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1875.
Wheat, oil $1 25
Wheat, new 1 lotol 20
Corn, ' C5
Oat 25to35
Rye -5
Timothy seed..... - 2 ?i
TIRST-CL-SS PICTURES takn at
J; Hess' Photograph Oallery, Bridge St.,
MilDiutown.
CANDIDATES' CASDS.
WITHDRAWAL.
Editor Stnltucl and Republican : Dear Sir,
i a bim iu vi cojuuiuuicauoo wriiu:il
by Thomas Morrow, Esif., requesting the
withdrawal of his name as a candidate for
the offiec of County Commissioner.!, It will
be a source of n grct to many good Repub
licans tbat Mr. Morrow has deemed it proper
to willidraw from the canvass, though it has
been well known that he has not been seek
ing the place, or honor of a nomination;
the placa waa seeking the man. Therefore
I nsk that his name be withdrawn as a can
didate, and al the, same time express the
hope that will be endorsed by hundreds of
Ui-piiblicans, that Mr. Morrow may ere long
j be induced (o accept a nomination ax the
bauds of his party ia litis county.
Yours truly,
SOLOMOX BOOKS
COMMISSIONER.
Eiliiur Sentinel and Ktpwhcan : Mr.
Etiuu BcsxcK, of Delaware township, npon
the urgent solicitation of numerous friends
who have the interest of the county, and
Republican princip.es at heart, has consent
ed to become a candidate for the office of
Connty Commissioner: 1 therefore ask that
be be announced as such, in accordance
with the fundamental laws that govern the
organization in this eounty. Mr. Benncr is
a man of acknowlL-dgcd integrity aud busi
ness qualification, and will prove a credit
to the comity in the Board of County Com
missioners. IlILFORD.
PKOTHON'OTAUY.
Editor Sentinel and Republican : At tbe
request ol numerous Hepublicans 1 would
announce the name of V. C. Laibd, of
Patterson, as a candidate for the office of
Prothonotary. II r. Laird has all the quali
fication necessary to till tiiat oliice with
satisfaction to all.
PORT ROYAL.
AUDITOIX.
fiditur Sentinel and Republican : DearSir,
Announce to the Republicans the name of
F. P. Bona, of Patterson, as a candidate
for the otiice of Connty Auditor. Mr. Rohm
is a young man, earnest, honest, a taxpayer,
and an active business man, and competent
to cast up accounts.
TAX-PAYER.
COUNTY TREASURER.
Wc are authorized to announce the name
of IL A. SraKBacGH, of Miillintown, as a
candidate for Comity Treasnrr, subject to
Republican itiles. We are further author
ized to state that in the event of his elec
tion to that otiice by the people of Juniatas
tlia not one dollar of the connty money
will be used for his own personal benefit, or
the benefit of any od j else, but shall be ap
plied to its legitimate use and purpose.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
We are authorired to announce the name
of I.oru E. Atkissox, Esq., of Mifllintown,
as a candidate for District Attorney, sub-jv.-ct
to Kejiublkan rules.
. COUXTY AUDITOR.
We are antborired t announce the name
of Capt. I.ons Degax, of Fayette town
ship, as a candidate for County Auditor,
subject to the usages of the Republican
liarty.
COMMISSIONER.
Editor Sennnel aud Republican s Please
announce tho name of Michael Colikix,
Esq., of Van Wert, as a candidate for the
oflice of County Commissioner. Mr. Cl
dreii is one of our b-'t working Republi
cans in the county, and ona of our best
citizens. With Mr. Coldren in the field, old
Walker would time up to forty -nine.
WALKER.
"COMMISSIONER.
Editor of Sentinel a4 Rrpblirtn : Allow
me to announce the narjc of Oeorgc W.
Smith, Est., as a candidate for Uie olfice of
County Commissioner) at the Republican
primary election. Mr. Smiih is one of our
tx-st citizens, is wc!! known throughout tho
county, and his intelligence, energy, integ
rity and business qualifications eminently
lit him for that positioa. Ho would be the
right man in the right place.
S. O. EVANS-.
Delaware Twp., July 12, li75. ' ;
COMMISSIONER. "
Editor Sentinel and- Republican : Please
mnontice to the Republicans of Juuista
county, Ukuard Dotle, of lioale township,
a candidate for tlie oflice o! County Com
missioner, subject to the result cf the Pri
mary Election. Mr. Doyle is a veteran in
tho Repuolican ranks, aud, if nominated,
will tight as veterans do.
PATTERSON.
July 12, 1S75.
COMMISSIONER;
Mr. Editor : I would announce, through
the columns of the Sentinel and Republican,
to tbe Republicans of Juniata county, Wil
liam Groxiioer, of Turbett township, as a
candidate for the oflice ol County Commis
sioner. Mr. Groniuger is a rising young
man, and is abuudantly qualified iu every
way to discharge the duties of the office.
TCRBETT.
July 12, 1875.
BUYERS & KENNEDY,
(Successors to D. P. SaloufT,)
DEALERS IN
RAI.,
COAL,
LUMBER,
CEIENT,
Calcined Plaster.' Land Plasteri
SEEDS, SALT, &.C.
We buy Grain to be delivered at either
Mifllintown or Pcrrysville. We wili also
have coal at both places to suit the trade.
We are prepared to furnish Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
BUYERS fc KENNEDY.
April 21, lS75-tf
LCHEEB ! LUMBER 1 1 .
100,000 WI11TE I'lXE LAP AND
JOINT SHAVED SHINGLES,
YELLOW FIXE FLOORING,
PUtSTERiSG LJTII,
PICKETS AND DRY BOARDS,
FOR SJLE BY . :
NER THOMPSON,
Milroy, Mifflin Co., Pal.
June I, lho-ym - u :
Job work on short notice at this ofhec
Arte AlcerlirMenli.
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lor Travelers; also Com
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and! big pay to male
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Boston, alaas.
$50 TO $10,000
Has been invested in Stdck Privilege and
paid
900
PER
CENT.
PROFIT.
'How to Do It," a B.ok on Wall street.
sent free. TUMBKIDGhj fc CO, Haute'.
and Brokers, 2 Wall street, N. Y.
Cm A WEEK narart4d to Male and f e-
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1
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iu Amenca star.lo r!ce Dleases
everybody Trade con!i:iua!ly increasiiig
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V, P. O. Box 127. ,
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and they will bc( acenimodited with any
thing in the line ol r holography.
Pictures taken from Card to Life Size,
end Painted, if desired, in OH or Water
Colors. v
Small Pictures copied and enlarged.
Old Anibrovvpes or Dagnerreotj-res alo
copied at!d tilar;rcd, and painted if desired.
A good selection of t RAXJvS kept on
band at all times, and cheaper than ever.
ioInt ajuut t rauier,
Gilt Frames,
Imitation1 Walnut Frames,
Imitatioft Rosewood Frames',
Rustic Frames,
Cabineti Imperial Frames,
Picture Nans, Screw-eyes, Cord and Tas
sel, &.c.
JOSEPH IIES3.
Uifliintown, Jan. 7, 74:
aF
JMATA VALLEY KANK.
MIFFLINTOWN,
JUNIATA COUNTY, PENN'A.
GEORGE JAMBS, President.
T. VAN IRt IN, Cashier.
MBKCTOaS :
George Jsco'os,
Amos G. Bonsall,
Jerome N.Thompson,
Jrseph Rothrock,
H.II: ne-Hfl,
John BalsoacO,
J. W. Frank.
August 4, 1875-tf
Professional Cards.
JOUIS E.' ATKINSON,
ATTOIviSEY - AT - LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
LL7 Collecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to. '
Orrica On Bridge' street, opposite the
Court Honse Square. I
JJOBERT MoMEEN,
Attorney and Counselor -at-Law,
Prompt attention given to the securing
and collecting of claims, and all Jegal busi
ness. Orrica on bridge ktreet, first door west
of tlie Bellord building.
April 11, 1875-tf ,
LFILED J. PATTERSON,
' ATTOENEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN', JUNIATA CO., PA.
AH business promptly attended to.
Orricc On Bridge street, opposite the
Court Ilouse square.
J M. BRAZEE, 51. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON,
.Icademia, Juniata Co., rd.
Orrici formerly occupied by Dr. Sterrett.
Professional business promptly attended to
at all honrs. !
April 7, 1872-tf . . .
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician; and Surgeon,
mrrtisTowx; rj.
Otiice hours from 9 a. x. to S r. V.. Of.
fice in his father a. residence, at the south
end of Water street. ocl22-tf
. I" ALLEN, M. D., ,
Has commenced the practice of Medicine
and S urgery and all their col lateral branches.
Office at Arademia, at the residence of
Capt. J. J. Patterson. "
ju!y 15,157!
.u'sceon.-OK.
G8EW, tUMSEB, SC.
THE undersigned, having completed his
new M'archousc is Perry sville, would
respectfully iutite iho altciiUon f the
farmers of '.lie ctfuaty to thii fact that he is
at all tiuiei
PAYING THE HIGHEST PKICL'S
FOR ALL KINDS OF I '
CrRAirV, SKEWS, Ac, Ac
Kaving introduced new facilities for hoist
ing, mvighinf. Ac, we arc now prepared to
onload itu llr least possible trouble.
Bark, Bailr cad Tie3, Locust
Posts, and all Saleable
Country Produce
will be bought at all times, it!icr lor
CASH OR IN EXCHANGE FOR MEtt-
CUAMDliK;
HAVE FOR SALE
COAL, LUMBER. FISH, SALT,
PLASTER, GROUND OR iXji'p,
which will be sold to suit purchasers, cither
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
;H at tlie lotreir't rates rsltur. '
At my Store in Tnrbctt township may be
louiid as complete au assortment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
ISrOTIOaNTS,
Queensware, Hardware, &c,
all of which will be sold as low, if not a
liltlu lower than elsewhere
NOAH UEKTZLER.
Tec. 10.1873-tf
10"'-
1875.
J. 13. M. TODD,
l'ATTKUSOK, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
Closing Out Sale of Clothing !
OVERCOAT AT COST!
Shirts and Drairers, Hats and Caps,
Boots and iof.. Hosiery and
Gloves at City Prices.
A COMPLETE LIXE OP
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Gum l!oJ, Uam Oierslioes,
Gum Overcoats.
Intending to close out my stock of Win
ter Hoods pn-paratory to putting in a mam
moth stock ot i-prin,; and Summer Goods,
I am determined to sell Goods at snch
Low Prices that every one can suit them
selves tor a very small sumol mouey. CaM
to sec uie, and I will guarantee you satis
faction. The highest market prices allowed for
Country Produce, Corn and Oats, Hoop
Poles, Locust I'o.-U aud Kuilroad Ties, iu
exchange for tioods) bv
" J. B. M. TODD.
Patterson, Oct. 7, 1S74.
Philadelphia & Reading Bailroad;
Arrange merit of Passenger Trains.
Mat 3d, 1S75.
Tra wt leave Hjrrutmrg as follovn s
For New York at 5 20, 8 10 a. m.. 2 00 and
7 40 p. m.
For Philadelphia at 5 20, 8 10, 3 i5 a: m.,
2 s and 3 o'l p. m.
For Kt-adinjr a 5 2", 8 10, 0-43 a. m., 2 00,
S 5H and 7 40 p m.
For Pottsvill at 5 20, 10 a. m.. and 3 V)
p. in. and via Schuylkill 4. Sus.jnc-hnna
liranch at 2 40 p. m.
For Alleiitown at 5 20, 8 10 a. ra., 2 00,
8 50 and 7 40 p. m
The 5 20, 8 10 a. m , 2 00 and 7 40 p. rK.
trains have through cars for New Y'ork.
The 8 10 a. m. and 2 00 p m. trains have
through cars for Philadelphia.
SCSDJYS.
For New Tork at 5 20 a. m.
For Allentown and way stations at 5 20 a. m.
For Heading, Philadelphia and way stati'rs
at 1 i'y p. m.
Treim far Hjrrutmrg Uaet as follows :
Loav New York at 9 15 a. in., 12 15. 5 30
and 7 45 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 15 a. ml, 3 40 nzi
7 00 p. m.
Leave Heading at 4 30; 7 40, 11 to a.m.,
1 50, U 15 and 10 15 p. in.
Leave Pottsvillu at 5 55, 00 a. ni. and 4 30
p. m., and via Schuylkill ami Susque
hanna branch at 8 05 a. m.
Leave Ailentown at 2 30, 5 50, 8 50 a. m.,
12 2"s 4 oO and 8 45 p. m.
The 2 A'l a. ni. train Irom Allentown and
the 4 30 a. m. train I root Heading do not
run on Mondays
T.V.f F.
Leave New Tork at 5 30 a. m.
Irf-sre Philadelphia at 7 m p. ni.
Leave Heading at 4 30, 7 40 a. ni. and 10
15 p. iu.
Leave Allentown at 2 30 a. m. and 8 4-3 p. iu.
Ha JJmru and Eitrx Ra'trvad.
JOHN E. W0OTTEN,
General irptrintendent.
B. LOUDOX,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room on second story of K. K. Parker's
new building, on
Main Street, Hiffliutown, Pa.
FASHIONABLE GOODS always on
band.
CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shortest
notice.
GOODS SOLD or ti'ie yard or pattern.
PERSONS buying goods can have them
cut in garments free of charge.
B CTTERIVK7S PJTTERXS also for
sale.
ALL WORK WAR HASTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 22, 1873-tf
BOOTS AN If SHOES.
A T mr reiHence
East Point, STiWin-
J!JL
town, I am
ared to promptly fill
orders for
HOOTS
LADIES',
XD SHOES,
MKSEJ
AND
GUILDKEN'S WEAR,
at prices to correspond with the time. Ail
kincs of
REP
bURIJVG
also promptlv atte
dud til. Hoping fo re
ceive a share of tli patronage of Abe peo-
pie, I subscribe nit
seif tncirj)Dvd icnt hoc-
maker.
Feb. 3, 1875-tf
A. B. FASIt'K. '
FY1
MJSCELL.1.SEOLS
; . IlEMOYA L. 0 Iy
CHEAP liGHN'S STOHE !
luto IiirtIoy6 Kujidiii": thito tloors Kat of tho Koom formrrly
occxipittl in the SuiouiT House. " . T,
Nomfbr Bargains !
In order to c!o.sc out my stock of Summer Gikxtat I will iuair
guntte u Grand Clearing Sale of
Pnrasus, Suii Sliadcs, Fsis,
Fringes, liiiees aixl other' ;
. ' T H I M M I XG S, 7
CL'iiJren'.s Keatl-Miule WMte Dress, Summer Underwear,
bhawlf, Gloves, ami in fact, all such articles as can '
. . . . - not be carried over.
Goods will be disi)o?ed of at a sacrifice, and must be poll
within the net thirtv tt vn, in
StOok,. of wnieli 1 pruivte tit lay
NO WIS THE TIME
Goods can be bwuLt at Che;.p
Price, which is less than any other House in town can iiossibly
itil'ord to sell at. The reason I can allbrd to' sell cheap, h be
cause I buy only for Cash, and import a majoritv of my goods
direct from Europe. Do not fail
BARGAIN.
., JS.1IIL SCIIOTT.
Bridge Street, Mifllintown, la.
MTW IIS
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
HEATERS OF ALL KINDS, AT
THE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
In R. E. Parker's ,H(w Brick Building,
MtS STK-miT, OPPOSITE THE COLKT YAKI);
MIFFLINTOWN, JUKI
Slonsckcepers' Hanhviire, ISniid-
ers? Hardware,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, LEATHER, PAINT, OILS,
GLASS, &a, &C; ,'
all of first quality, constantly on
call and see me.
Jl.iKinlotrn. Aug. ia, !S7i-tf
D;W.HarIey&Oo.'s
I tLcY'ace wlicre jou can liny
TIIU liUST AA'O TIIIJ CHEAPEST
MENS YOUTH S' &
1MT8, C.1PS. BOOVS, SHOES,
WE are jit i ar. d to exhibit one uf llir most
Una market, and at jUsTOMUHISULm LO iivi-S .'
AIn, mfnres taken for 'Jtsi aoJ rarla of suits, which will be maic to order
at short net ice, very r'atDnablc.
Keuieiuber tbe place, in Hoffman'
Water .) iOfr LINTOWN, rA.
JUST OPENED !
A Ne Sprin? ad Sanimcr Stock of
. CLOTHING; HATS, CATS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
for ilCn; Cuvs, tTvuien, llisxn anl ChiMrvn. N"it:tn, Mun'a I"urniiitn2 Goods;
WATCHES A:.l JKWEi'.l; V,
C A II I E T S AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Ail at rates, t ooriwp.inil tn tlie lirink:v: in valnen. Clicapr than tlie Cheapest of m
ml;:lliago. Zj Ml I'd St.VK TO OUlfcK.3
I'attunon, l'a., Nov. 11, Ih'A. SAMUKf. STK.ATER.
nuniiLEi
I .-I-roviMi CI CI V. ;
.fck M! I'LJli'
Uie acknowledge
jTAXDAKD of Hie
niarkxt, by )opuiar
1-er.lici, the best .nmi. lor Die leM
V? lilalrh rv s Iinprovwl i.a, ILu
S .'-"fopClieck. Valve; which mi be
,'rrT"itlilrawn " litti:rbn.g the
0ri?jZ join's ami ,tlie copi.or ciiauibvr
aMrh ueTer crack, i a!e or nmfa ami a iil I
'at a lile time. roriKilu bv Ih-alera ami ;Esay, tle.irly ili-moislr.it-, from thirty
tlie trade generally. Jn order t be sure -year" Mn:celul ra-.t-f-, that the alarin
that vn gel BLitcblet 's l ump, be f jretul ing coust-iiiieiiees . soli-til.use ru.iy h.; ratl-
and aee that it haa in j tr.U--lilirk aa above,
If yon do uot kao- iliero to buj, ilt-teriu-
five circuUr. togthlrr nith the itaiue and
aiMresa ol the agent nuare.tt yon, mi'I b:
promptly luruishei bjr a'iilrcasiag, Itli
atainj-, ,
CI1AS. U. LI.ATLUL.X.1, :y, . -ivatctr, au 1 ra-itrittly.
Mt ri-ri n. rE7"Thit l.eeiiire sh-julj be in the hands
ooC Commerce St., fhibtdtif hia. Pa. s., every youth anil everr man iu the Luid.
------- I Sent under at- J, in a j.laia envelope, toj
CII IR M IN Ur ACTOKY ijnv aJ,ta,s-1'". nt
Ull.llli Jl.Uiliav.tVUl. ;sixetsorUt,.x,tbUmPa. Addreaatbe
. . ... . tt- 'PualUlicr.
r . ,u. on lrrS,gn., a. oi. .oP. on a.er :
and for sure cbcaj a general aitortm.nt of
CHAIRS.
!Te also has a larg lot of
hand
and, bavins j.iirrlimed a new
Hejne. is no rt'.ri-J ! attnt fnnen
at the shorti-t notke anl on the rr:.t "ib-
enl temi. n maile a rcat nMnJtion
in the price of CorT?is.
' C7 R pairing prlrrfritlv attenie! to
iiilrSUtl to. Y. ROBISOX
The Sentinel and
putltran u.'lco Imbel
placa to get jidiwork 4or'
Tmt. Jt w ill
pat you rl )OU DUtal anythiiig in that line.
.WIEtiTlSE.VL'.'fJS.
order to make,, rouiu fur; Fall i
in an extraordinary supply.
TO SAVE MONEY.
John's New Store for Cost
to give me a call and secure a
AT A C0UNTT, PA.
hand. I mTite" the public to
JOHN W. MOTHEESBAUGH.
DOTS' CLOTHING
.1XD fCRZISlHxa COODS.
nlioiro ami tx'lev.t liKk cir olitrtsl in
New liuildin;, eornor of ISriiln and
" Scj.!. 1'., in;.-ti
Manhood: HowLost. How Eestored
yv J.ixr ,.:!.:i,h.-., , a w Hition of
fX3)l. C,;rtcn.r.r f,l,.)r,.(l f.,r
V JJV ,i. ,.,.,.; ...aL
',.;.. , r Si.-rr l:.I1.rrh. or S.mln.l ..!k.
l,iui,trv S. niin l In...
t,.lirVf Mvn,., iir"l n,r,ical In.rapwrtT, Im-
,.,;., Ei.ilt.-iwr an.l KLt intL.r-Ml h
.ii-imlulgeHco or sexual tsstraraffinre, fc,-:
. rrri'rice, iu a aeak-d eUYeIoL, only aix
j,.!ltJ. ;
The coielr:ite-l aullif.r, m tliia aitmirahlo
i.-ailv rr.rj't v. li.'.i.ut the dauerou use of
ini-riul nullclm: or tho .iTii.;.c:iri.n of tho '
kuiiV; poiiitniic out a nuxie uf cure at oare
mi k-, certain, an.l elltual, by uteana of
wbit-h every nutlerer, no mvtcr nhat hii
A - oinlilion luay lie, luiv cure hiiuaeU cheap-'
j c j.LINE fc CQ
' r-iary, Xew York,
Tost-Otrice Bos 4iS(7i
Nor. 1, l?73-ly.
gOI.OlOl SE1UCK,
'Will tfsit Mifflin an4
Tnesd.ir, ThnratUy arid $atur'lay mornings
'and-i!l I'nriiiah the .:rjzens of these bor
!onsl.-n wit t the bo-.!.
BKEF, VEAL, MCtyOJf, PORK, kc.-
jt tho rcrV Io-west prT.'-t-s. He respec If u'Jy
o!a.-iti tn patronage r lac public.
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