SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
" MIFFLINTOWN:
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terms.. :-
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- W,U,i Ic montha ; $2.00 if not paid within
It month.
Transient advertisements Inserted at M
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Transient baiinea notices in local eoi
nmo, 10 cents pr line for each Insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
rear.
PENN'A. B. RETIME TABLET
ON and after Sunday, Nov. 28th. 1875,
passenger srains will leave Miffiia Sta
tion, 1. K. K., as follows t
Baerwaaa.
t Philadelphia Expreaa .12 49 a m
j Lewiatowa Accommodation.. , 7 28am
Pacific Express ,10 19 a mi
Hail...... ...... 12 pjn
j! Atlantic Express 9 15 p m
wistwab. :
.rariuc express . o u am
tWay Passenger. 10 13am
;mu a 33 p ui
FaMt I .inn ft la n m !
Pittxburg Express 12 2f a m
I Vail. I Daily txctpi Sunday, i Caily
Monday.
Three trains do not stop st this statirn :
Cincinnati Express, west, time here 1 lit s.
..i. t F.xt Line, east, 2 17 a. m. ; Day Ex-
l.res, east, 1 84 p. m.
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' EXTENDED.
By ther.quest ofTnunibc; .frf.
hers tbe following notice of time for the
jayiuent of subscriptiue in arrears is ex-j
tended to February II, 1876:
Novice. A neniber of subscribers to the
.Vails and Republic are owing one and
two years' sirhjcription, a number a longer
riod of subscription thsn that. To all
mien wno pay on or oerors mf nui aay n
February, ll74, H.oO per snnnm will nf-
tia A Itnr tlit nMlj ll auhwrintifin tllAt I
!ios rnn one year and npwa ds will be 8th iust., sajs : We made mention of
.-barged at the "rate ul 1SJ pr annum, as ; ,ne ut rew j, , " Jtnmu
per published rates.
i uilsbangh, residtug near Hummels
LOCJL ISTELLIGESCE. town, bad a horse and wagon stolen
, . " while be waa AJteudinr church, and to-
The spring election is coming on apace, ; .
and candidate, sre iriy talked of. V ehrotiiol. a aimilar eccurrence
Ilrry tvbsrton, of Huntingdon, failed " happening to his brother. Christian
o the amount as far as beard from of j Balsbaogh.
$125,000. Mr u attended worship in Hum-
I ne services oegna in ine iininvrenrnnrcn ;
at the opening of the Week ot Prayer have
been continued this wrek.
E. B. IlcCrum has purchased the build
Pig occupied by Levi Dundore as a tin and
tne store, from John Wright, Sr. Price
1,WS.
D. K. Snloun hss purchased the ware-
bouses and ground, now occupied by the
firm of Buyers k. Kennedy. Price $u,000.
Some nights ago the store-room of John
Mo tier, in Mexico, was entered and robbed
ul' several hundred dollars' worth of goods.
A none aud lot on Water street, known
at the property owned by the McCaban
brothers has beca purchased by David Cra'g
lor ttOOl.
Between Monday morn in; and Tucad.iy
Morning the teiaperaturc chanxed from that
a thawing to thit of a freezing point that
funned ire I inches tiiick.
Philadelphia Markets Wheat, Peua'a,
Sl.3otol.3S; KyefRc; Corn b0t6i: ; Oats
42tu-j0c Beef caUle 4t( lc ; Hogs ICJto
I'.'izi bheep 6tto7c pur pouud.
The attendance on the services held in
the Presbyterian and Lutheran churches
last week were larger than is usually the
case during the Week .if Prayer.
There was a tire west i' this place on
Tuesday evening. From the appearance of
the light some people conjectured it to be
in Mifflin county, others conjectured it to
be in Licking Creek valley, this county.
Two men named Williams and Maxwell
were arrested in llarmburg, last week, as
the parties who robbtd the store of badore
Schwartx in Newport, Perry county, some
time since. The men were sent to jail,
where they will remain till the May teira of
court.
The mild weather last week enabled farm
ers who desired to do so to plough fields
lut euro planting. This jp not the only lat
itude in which such mild weather prevailed.
Canada was also visited by the spring-like
weather, and farmers there like here have
vailed themselves of it, and ploughed
flelds tor corn.
Jt is said that people in Huntingdon coun
ty who owned sugar-maple trees tapped
them last week and made sugar and molas
ses. Another remarkable piece of Intelli
gence from the same county is that a hive
of bem belonging to William Weaver, of
Hopewell township, swarmed oa last New
Year's day.
In the western part of this State, recent
ly a couple were warned by telegraph, that
is, the minister conducted the ceremony
from a telegraph office miles aay trom tbe
parlor in which the young people stood to
join hands. It is pronounced as thoroughly
lone as if bride and groom had stood f ace
to face to tbe preacher.
Perhaps it is well enough to reflect over
this question, Fused by the Boston 7rea-
tcripl : Did it ever occur to you, kind
.n.mm.c, while trotting your babies on your
laps in such a vigorous way, that if some
Kiant, about two times your size, were tu
trot yon in similar style, tbe breath would
be very apt to be bounced ont of your
body I
Electios Nonc. There will be a
meeting of the tockbolderi of tt.Jn
niata County Agricultural Society, to
ba held at the Tuecarora House', in Fort
Koyal, on Satcrdat, January 15,
1876, between tbe hours of 1 and 4
o'clock P- M , for the election of officers
of tbe Society for the ensuing year.
David Wilson, Cor. See'.
THI Perry County JUwxmU says
On W'edneadaj night of last week tbe
granary of Mr. William Lopfer, living
just outside the limits of Bloomfield,
waa visited, tbe granary door forced
open and several bushels of wheat
stolen. Mr. Lupfer securely fastened
the staples to his granary door, but tbe
next night tbe thief or thieves Visited
bis premises and foreed tbe staples and
again made a raid on Mr. Lupfer's
wheat. Mr. Lupfer would be pleased
to make the acquaintance of these mid
night depredators.
On Monday of !art week Mr. An
drew Bhreffler, of Jackson towjpship,
Went into his stable, and throwing a
addle on a horse, frightened the ani
maL which kicked Mr. Shrefler in tbe
abdomen with both hind feet. Mr.
Shreffler waa to badly injured aa to
cause bis death in twenty-four hour
after he wag kicked.
TMe Hutttiugdoa JovrnH of last
week sajs : On Monday night of lut
week mm bUck hearted eeotadrel
aaade u atteaspt U bora the building
occupied j L, B. Kline, u a photo
graph gallery, on Allegheny street, be
tween Third sod Fourth. The Ore had
been kindled in the rear of the build
ing, by saturating tome combustible
asaterial with kerosene, and when dis
covered by Mr. John 8wivel, had com
mueioated to the weatberboarding and
burned p to the earn of the roof.
Owing to the prompt action of Mr.
Swirel the Are waa aubdued and a dia
astrous conflagration averted. Lan
guage ntierlj laile ui to depict the true
character of the villain mho .would be
guilty of such a heinona crime. We
do hope that tbe scoundrel who applied
' torch, in tbia instance, may be
brought to justice and that auch an
example be made of him that will for-
ever hereafter deter any one from com
' mitring tbe daring crime of inceudi-
! ..: -i ' :
I Three prisoners escaped from tbe
county jail on Monday morning of last
week, by means of a rope-ladder thrown
I J r -
over the Wall by some 0Uti.de farty.
. A, , e,r! bon: " ,bt orjn- oue
' , , ,, . , .
of tbe prisoCers called the watchman
land requested to be let down into the
' for b PUrP090 f "in e0m8
The d.Kirs were unlocked, when
three "of the prisoners went down stairs,
and in less than five minutes after tbey
bad left tbeir room they were over tbe
. , v. . l .t -
j " W" evidently a
"ct up" j'ib.
The llarrisb'urg Telegraph of the
melstown last night, leaving his horse j
bitched outside tbe church. . While Le
was thus occupied a thief named Israel
Fox drove off with horse and wagon in
the direction of Lebanon.
Mr. Balsbaogh telegraph to Harris
rg and Lebanon, warning the police
authorities to be on tbe lookout. Tbe
dispatch arrived at Lebanon shortly af
ter eleven o'clock, and . tbe case was
taken in charge by Officer Riogle, who
started in search of tbe stolen proper
ty. Heariug the sound of i wagon
wheels couiiog down one of Lebanon's
streets, he sailed the approach uf the
team aud halted tbe driver. ;
The man ' protested that tbe horse
was bis, but tbe officer desired to drive
to tbe station house, where an exami
nation of the beast eonld be bad. On
arriving at tbe station bouse, the driver
jumped from the wsgon and ran, fol.
towed by Officer Single, who abot at
biui aia times, one of the shots taking
effect in the back and one in tbe left
arm above the elbow. Tbe individual
waa then captured and taken to tbe po
lice office, where he gave the name of
Israel Fox.
, Mr. bilbaiigh fully identified bis
property) and it was sent home, the
thief, a:tt-r fcsviug the ball in his arm
extracted, wan brought to this city
to day at noon. At a hearing this af
ternoon Fox waa ooiumitted for trial in
default of bail. He is an old offender,
having been several times arrested for
theft, Ac. The bullet in his back will
probably be extracted to day.
A stokv 5h to& of a German vro
mh living in Lawrence, Ma8aclm
settH, who has given birth to eleven
children in four confinements one,
two, three, and at last five at a birth.
When Napoleon the First was asked
by Madame de StaeL whom he cordi
ally disliked, who was, in his estima
tion, the greatest woman in France,
the blunt dol.lier enrtly replied, "She
who bears the most children.' Had
this Lawrence woman lived in France
during the first empire she would in
all probability have been decorated
by the Man of Destiny."
Frei. G. Milleb, formerly sheriff of
Clearfield . county, Jeft his borne in
Clearfield, on Nov. 30, las:, for Indiana,
Fa., since which time he has not been
heard of. He is thought to be labor
ing under mental derangement. Any
information concerning his whereabouts
communicated to 0. W. Moore, Esq ,
Clearfield, will be duly appreciated by
bia friends. Mr. Miller is about five
feel nine inches in height, weighs one
hundred and ninety pounds and haa
but one arm, tbe left one beiog off near
tbe shoulder. Exchange.
A Xentuoky Love Letter.
From tbe Courier-Journal.
Tbe following it a verbatim tt litera
tim eopy of an important document
which forms a portion of the reeords of
a suit now pending in one of the courts
of this city. Tbe letter begins :
fe the , 1874. my dear Hiss
I seat my sealf to appli to yon a rew lines
to let you know that I am well and I hope
these lew lines will find yon the same and
I all ao sea my sealf for the father happy
ness according to my determination and
desier hopen that yon will appli according
to yene determination- arid desier. Tom
love to me has been mose free, your con
versation sweet, how can I bear to journey
where with yon I cannot meet t my love is
still the saimi and 1 do hope I will git an
answer. In this aoit 1 choons you from
among tbe rest becaae 1 think you are tbe
beast. As shoure as the "vine grose round
tbe stump, yon are my darling ahuger lump.
Ui deer love yon mus excuse any skonrt let
ter no tell yod send me answer. So 1 mnst
close. I remain yours truly eedienl,
p. 9-trU f am" at hesM ntoas write
soon as you git this letter and you wiU
vbciige me,
List of Jurors for February Term,
1876.- ,
O&ARD JCK0IJ.
John Weimer, Tarbett
Thomas Watts, Monroe
Jacob Muaser, Port Boy al
T B Dtn.ni, Greenwood
Josiah Gingrich, Walker
O B Horning, tiifflintown
S F Ludwig, Tnsearora
Wesley Ford, Fayette
George Woodward, Sr., Toscarora
Henry Book, Walker
Jesee Howe, Mifflmtown
J J MeMullen, Tusearora
Michael Sieber, Walker
George Olea, Fermanagh
. John Adams, Walker
S H Showers, Mifflmtown
J F McDonald, lteale
Slater Allen, Fermanagh
B F Crotier, Beale
George Neely, Tuscarore -James
Koona, Turbett
P W Swartc, Monroe
John MeMeen. Walker
K S Doty, Jr., Mifflmtown.
FXTIT JUROBS.
H B Gray, Lack
Jobn Middagb, Sr., Tusearora
Wm Barman, Fayette
V m Bartley, Tusearora
George F Fry, Delaware
Joseph Botbrocb, Fermanagh
Isaae Collier, Fayette
David Diven, Walker
m Banks, Fermanagh '
Peter Eiobman, Fayette ' i
Thomas Ar buckle, Tusearora
J H Wilson, Walker
James Dobbs, Tusearora ; .
' Lawrence We tiler, Tnrbett ' -
J P MeWilliams, Beale
. John Gilliford, Spruce Hill
Jobn Woodward, Millord
David Keller, Fayette '
, Lewis Laodia, Fayette
Jenkins Evans, Spince Hill
DC Deea, Mifflmtown
Joseph George, Monroe .
Lewis A Dimm, Greenwood
. Solomon Knonse, Susquehanna
Ab Milliken, Tusearora ,
D C Kepler, Monroe
David Martin, Delaware
Alex Wallace, Lack
Samuel Mertz, Walker
David Bosaert, Turbett
Tbomaa Cox, Greenwood
; J L Hershey, Milford
Joseph Middagb, Patterson '
' John Winegardner, Fayette (
S C Strawser, Monroe
J B Stronp, Susquehanna .
Philip Kilmer, Jr., Tnrbett
' Elibu Benner, Thompsontown '
Samnel Heroins;, Milford
- Adam Ernest, Patterson
Daniel Spicber, Delaware '
Wm Hartman, Patterson
Martin Watts, Monroe
J. W Muthersbangb, MifBintown "
Jobn Conn, Jr., Tusearora
Harvey Wallace, Lack
John -Knonse, Susquehanna
B F Kerchner, W alker.
Litcbart Notice. The Second An
nual Convention of Literary Societies
of Juniata county will be held at Cen
tre, in Walker township, commencing
on Tuesday evening, January lb, 1876.
Prof. Jobn M. German has been select
ed as special orator for the occasion.
Circular letters of instruction will be
sent to tbe several societies as soon as
possible. ' Address all communications
to tbe Secretaries ot Convention of
April last, either Miss Rose Hamilton
at Mexico, or E. A. Tennis, at Thomp
son tow a. By order of
. 7 .' ' , J. N. Grcbb,
A. 8. Adams,
'. . . . .. J. H. Smith,
George Kino,
Committee.
Thompsontown, ttoe. 17-td
The Presbyterian congregation at Hunt
ingdon have elected Rev. A. N. UolloBeld,
of Chester county, Fa., as minister, at a
salary of $1700 per annum
Lsst Tuesday night a thief took 6 chick
ens out of tbe coop of Uriah Brers, of this
borough.
M JURIED:
ttAKRIS VAKNEA Ow the Sutn ult.,
at the Lutheran parsonage, Jiifflintown, by
Rev. 1). M. Blackwelder. Mr. Robe-t W.
Harris and Miss Annie E. Tames, both of
Milford township.
VIED:
RIEGEL On the 281h nit, near Fort
Royal, Mary Ida, daughter of Emanuel L.
and Margaretta Riegel, aged 7 years, 7 moa.
and 21 days.
MOTER On the lA. nit., at l)cato,
Illinois, Akron Mover, sged 41 years, 10
months and 29 days.
Mr. Mayer's remains were brought to this
county and interred at Evandale, where be
lived previous to bis moving to Illinois.
COMMERCIAL.-
MIFFUNTOWN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomas.
MirrusTowa, Jan. 12, 1876.
Bntter ?5
Eggs 28
Lard 14
Ham 16
Bacon 11
Potatoes..... 40 -
Onions . .... 75 "
MIFFLINTOWX GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Buyers k. Kennedy.
QCOT ATlOaS FOB T0-AT.
Wednesday, Jan. 12, 1876.
Wheat 1 20al26
Corn, old ................ 66
Corn, new, shelled .... ... 40
Oats I0to36
Rye 70
Timothy seed.... 2 25
Cloverseed 6 OOaO 76
Special .Yotices.
TO COHSCMPTITES.
Tha adrertiser. bavins- been nermanentlv
cored of that dread disease, Consumption,
k. aimnla Mffladr. is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sufferers the means of
mre. To all who desire it, be will send a
eonv of the prescription used, (free of
charge), with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which tbey will find a
an enm fnr CnnSa motion. Asthma. Bron
chitis, etc.- Parties wishing ttie prescrip
tion will mease aaaress
Rev. B. A. WILSON,
194 Penn St., Williamsburgh, N. Y.
ERRORS OF TOCTtt.
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and sti the effects of youth: al Indiscretion
wilk for the sake of suflerinc humanity
send free to all who need it, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wtshine; to
profit by the advertiser's experience caa ds
so ny aoaressing m perreet eoonoence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Dccl5-6m 43 Cedar St., New Turk
DIRECTORY.
The Court, Cavnhf Officials, Ckurdtet,
Order, Bw$ut Me and Median
tcs, iuf Railroad Officials, who have
Designated Places of Business this
Place, al this lha Beginning of the
Hear 1870. :
MIFFLLNTOWN.
eOCRCtlES.
Preabyteriaa Rev T J Sherrard.
Lutheran Rev D M Blaekwekier.
Methodist Rev G D Penepacker.
8ABBATH-8CUOOLS.
Pmbyteriitn Superintendent, Dr Elder.
Lutheran Superintendent, E Tilten.
Methodist Superintendent, E B M'Crum.
COURTS.
President Judge Hon Beaj F Jankin.
Associate J udgee Hons Jonathan Weiaer,
Johu Koons.
District Attorney Alfred J Patterson.
COVHTY OFFICERS.
Prothsnolary Jacob Be idler.
Register and Recorder John T Mt-tlin.
Treasurer Robert E. Parker.
Sheriff William H Knouse.
Commissioners William H Groninger,
David B Cox, James McLaughlin.
Auditors Louis Degan, George Hoffman,
Jobn F Allen.
BOROrGU OFFICERS.
Burgess Noah A Elder.
Town Council Noah A Eider, 0 P Rob
ison, J N Howe, J W Mnthersoough, John
BurcbHeld, Jobn C Wrigfct.
School Directors Jeremiah Lyons, J W
Hamilton, R E Parker, S B Loudon, 11 A
Stambsugh, Cornelius McCleHan.
Constable S S Wilson.
ASSOCIATIONS.
A. T. M. .
L'nion J-odire, No. S24, A. T. M Mifflin-
town, meets second Thursday evening of
every mouth.
Lambifton Lodge, No. 371, A. T. M.,
meets every Mouday evening oa or before
lull moon.
. i . I. O. O. F.'
- Juniata Encampment. No. 19, I.O.O. F
Thompsontown, meets first and third Tues
day evenings of every month.
alifiliutt.wn Lodge, No. 131, Mifflintown,
meets every Friday evening. .
Lost Creek Ldge, No. 666, Mifflintown,
meets every Wednesday evening.
0. U. A. M.
Patterson Council, No. 200, Mifflintown,
meets every Saturday ereiiing.
Juniata Reform Council, No. 93, Jr. O.
U. A. M., MUHintown, meets every Monday
evening.
1. O. R. M.
. Iriqoois Tribe, Ne. 42, Mifflintown, meets
every Monday evening.
K. of P.
Cocolamus Lodge, No. 397, Mifflintown,
meets every Tuesdsy evening in Odd Fel
lows' Building. , , .
NEWSPAPERS.
DenHwrat and Register Editors and Pro
prietors, Amoa U Bonsall and Wm J Jack
man. Juniata Sentinel and Republican Editor
and Proprietor, B Schweier.
Independent Editor and Proprietor, E B
McCrum.
Attorners-at-Law E S Doty, E D Par
ker, J Lyons, L E Atkinson, Wm M Allison,
Alfred j' Patterson. Robert McMeeu, Jacob
Christy, B F Burehfleld.
Justice of the Peace E W H Kreider.
Physicians D M Crawford, T A Elder,
L Bsnks, D C Smith.
Notaries Public B F Kepner, William
titveo, Abraham Will.
School Teai hers A W Mulhollan, O JI
Kertin, Miss Clara V Daugberty, Miss Lizzie
Loudon.
Insurance Agent George W Cribbs.
Dentist J L Derr. .
BPSIHESS.
HOTELS. " .
Jacobs House Murray. . , . ; .
Pennsylvania House Jacob Will. . '
JuniaU Hotel Frank Shields.
BANKS.
Juniata Valley Bank.
Basking House of Doty, Parker A Co.
Pry Goods Eliaa Tilten.
Drv Goods and Groceries H A Stam-
buagb, John Teakly, John Kirk.
Groceries and Confections J 9 Thomas,
John E Shaffer.
Confections Solomon Books, John Etka.
Clothing D W Harley fc Co.
Boots and Shoes Hubert 8 Parker. '
Drugs and Medicines B F Kepner, Banks
A Hamlin.
Notions Emil Schott.
Hardware John W iiothersbaugh, John
T Franciscus.
Watches and Jewelry Wm Rollman,
Wm Wagner.
Stores and Tinware Levi Dundore, J
Fred Hummel
Meicbant Tailor S B Loudon.
Tobacco and Cigars Frank Books. .
Liquor J C Mier.
Carriage Makers Showers and Scholl.
Chair-maker, Cabinet-maker and Under
taker Wm F Snyder.
Chair-maker and Undertaker O P Robi
in. Cabinet-maker James Robison.
Uarness-mskers James U Simons. John
tiehl.
Shoe-makers John North, A B Faaick,
George Heck, Peter Morton son.
Blacksmiths Jesse Howe, Fannebaker Si
Slautterlnck, Alexander Ellis.
Foundry B F Bstmsn.
Marble Cutters Caveny A AukeVi
Pump-niaker-Frank Noble.
Post Master Solomon Books.
Express Agent Alexander Speddy.
Millinery Mrs E Rkkenbach, Miss Sallie
Hawk.
Mantua-makers-MissesGrubb, Miss Kate
Thomas, Miss Sallie Hawk.
Photographer Joseph Hess. ,
Grain, Coal and Lamber Msrthant
Bayers A Kennedy. .
Bakery Mrs Layer. -
Butchers Abraham Will, Solomon Sie
ber. Livery Stable Jacob SulonfT. -Barber
David Craig. - ".
Billiard Saloon and Eating House. John
EHollobangh. - " . ' v -
PATTERSON. . '
1 anmwt "
While it is true that Patterson has a sep
arate organization, she Is still claimed as the
other side or part of Mifflin, a good deal
after the lash ion that Brooklyn is claimed
as a part ol New York. ' , , ;
cnrRCH. ,
Evangelical Rev Mr Hornberger.
SABBATH-SCHOOL.'
tnloo Superintendent, Mr Cnllin.
BOROUGH OFFICERS. "
Burgess Joha E HoUobauah.
Towa Council John Copeland, Samnel
H Brown, F F Rohm.
School Directors-E J N angle, John Cope-
lana. .
Constable D A Notestine.
Justices of the Peace Joseph Middagb,
Davm Dongaman.
Physician Dr P C Rundlo.
School Teachers Tbeorus Gannan, W I
Hibbs, Miss Celia Kegaa.
Dentist S B Cavsay.
RAILROAD OFFICERS.
Ticket Agent James North.
Train Master W D Cramer. ' .
Supervisor J T Richards.
Division Foremen John Hackenberger,
J B M Fmk, A beam Snyder.
Foreman of Coal Wharf David Cramer.
Conductor of Ballast Train Joha Kanff-
TBLEGRAPH OFFICES.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Office-:
Operator, Tbemaa Johnson.
Western Cnkw Offlee Mr Fisher.
BrSIMESSi
, HOTELS.
Patterson Hoase Joha Hsya;
Keystone Hotel Samnel R Notestine.
' Parker House John BemgarJner. .
Dry Goods Joseph Pennell, Wilson A
Brown, Jobn Doyle, Mrs. Hanneman.
Groceries" 'A Hertzler, Ueorre oosbeu.
Erwest A Diem. .
. Clothing-Samurl Stray er, J B M Todd
Hardware Stevens A Guss.
Confections Wm A Egolf, Wm Wright,
Harry Boliaaa.
Tailor David Dough man.
Tinner - Chut Wright.
Shoemakers H H Gable, fi H Knisely.
Blacksmiths W J id era, Jos KerUu.
Carpenter Joseph Briadle.
Post Office Brown A Wilson.
Grain Dealers an4 Commission Merchants
James North A Son.
Market Car Men Ernest A Diem, Brown
A Wilson, Frank A Wise.
Livery T J Middagb, 1 B M Todd. -Salucn
Kevstone Saloon.
Philadelphia & Reading Bailroad.
ArranTBae4 ef Passenger Trains.
Nevaasia 22d, 1875.
Trews Uavt Htrrubarg a$ follow t
For New Tork at 5 20, 8 10 a. ra.. 2 00 and
7 40 p. m.
For Philadelphia at 6 20, 8 10, 9 4a a. m
2 UO and 8 60 p. m. '
For Heading at 6 20. 8 10, 9 45 a. m., 2 UO,
S Oil and 7 40 p m.
For Pottaville al 6 2, 8 10 a. m.. and S 50
p. m. and via Schuylkill A Susquehanna
Branch at 2 40 p. m.
For Allentown at 6 2i, 8 10 a. m., 2 On,
8 60 and J 40 p. m
The 6 20, 8 10 a. m , 2 00 and 7 40 p. tu
trains have through cars lor New York.
The 8 10 a. m. and 2 00 p. m. trains sure
through can lor rbiladelpbia. -SC.TD.ITS.
'
For New Tork at 5 20 a. m. -
For A lien towa and way stations at 6 20 a, m
For Reading, Philadelphia aud way stations
at 1 4a p. m. , , . .
Travufor Barrutmrg care as follow :
Leave New Tork at 9 00 a. nt., 1 1)0. 6 15
and 4o u m. . .
Leave Philadelphia at 9 15 a. m., 3 40 and
J 10 p. in.
Leave Reading at 4 40, 7 40, 1 1 20 a. m.,
1 60. 6 Id and 10 20 p. m.
Leave Pottaville at & io, 9 00 a. m. and 4 35
p. m., and via bchuylklU and Susque
hanna Branch at 8 05 a. m. '
Leave Allentown at 2 80, 6 60, 8 55 a. m.,
12 25, 4 30 aud 8 46 p. m.
The 2 80 a. m. train trom Allentown and
tbe 4 40 a. ni. train from Reading do not
run on Mondays . '
SVXDJTS.
Leave New Tork at o 15 a. in.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 10 p m.
Leave Reading at 4 40, 7 40 a. m. and 10
JM p. m.
Leave Allentown at 2 30 a. aC and 8 15 p. m.
'Ha Horn aad Eax Jtailrnd.
JOHN E. WOOTTENj
Central Saptriatemitut.
OPPOSITE THE
Odd Fellows Hall
mFFLIXTOIT.I. Pi.
THE nwlersigned has in stock, at the
Store formerly kept by J. C. Wright,
oa Bridge street, a full line of 1
STOVES,
which he will deliver to any part of the
' town or county.
OLD STOVES AND METAL TRADED IN.
Keep on hand all kinds of
Castings, Fire Brick, Corrugated El-
bows, and Pipe, Coal Hods, Lard
Cans, Bake Pans, cVc ,
A I I'LL U5K Or
TINWARE,
Both Pressed and Home-made, all of the
best nisteiial and workmanship, which will
be sold at LOWEST CASH KATES.
REPAIRING XEATLY DOS E.
SPOUTING and REPAIRING promptly
attended to in all parts or the county.
The "HARVEST HOME," which is now
admitted to be the best cook and baker, and
the COKONET PARLOR," which was
swarded the premium at the late State Fair
at Lancaster, are specialties.
LEVI DUNDORE.
Dec. 8, 1875-5t
EVT DRECi STORE.
BA2KS & HAMLIN,
(Betford Building,)
Main Street, Mlffllntewn, Pa.
DEALERS IN
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
CriEMICALS, DYE STUFF, PAINTS
OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS, PUTTY,
COAL OIL, LAMPS, BUHNERS,
CHIMNEYS, BRUSH KS,
HAIR BRU8I1KS, TM)VH
BRUSHES, PKR
rUMERT,CO.MBS, SOAPS. HAIR
OIL, TOBAC
CO, CIGARS. '
NOTIONS,
STATIONBRT
LARGE VARIETY OT
PATENT MEDICINES,
Selected with treal care, and warranted
Hui hifru autbontv.
C7-Purest of WINES AND LIQUORS
for medical ptlrposes.
07"rU&CKlPTlONS cmpeunded with
great care. . . June 22-U.
aF
NIATA VALLEY BANK.
MUTUNTOWN,
JUNIATA COUNTY, PENN 'A.
GEORGE JACOBS, President.
T. VAN IRVIN, Cashier.
BISECTORS I
Genfge Jacobs)
Amos G. Bonsall,
Jerome N. Thompson)
Jrseph Rothrork,
II. U. Becbtel,
John Balshach.
J. W. Frank.
August 4, 1875-tf
GREAT REDUCTION
'- IX tub
PRICES OF TEETH!
Fall Upper er Lewer SelU as Lew as 5
Ko teeth allowed to leave the office un
less the patient is satisfied.
. Teeth remodeled and repaired.
Teeth filled to last for life.
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the hard times, I will insert
full single sets teeth, Of the very best kind,
for tlo.UU. Temporary sets lo.OO extra.
Toothache stopped in five minutes with
out extracting toe tooth, at tbe Vental Of
fice of u. U Derr. established in Alifflin
town in I860.
G. L. DERR.
Jan 84. 1872. Practical Dentist.
Eiecater's He) t Ice.
Ettal of Adam Skoop, Sr., dictated.
ITTHEREAS Letters Testamentary on
? V the estate of Adam Snoop, Sr., late of
Greenwood township, deceased, bave been
granted to the undersigned, all persona
indebted to tbe said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and thuse having
claims will please present them properly
autacatlcaiea tor settlement, to
. ' ADAH 8 HOOP, Jr., Jdm'r.
Dec. 8, 18T5.
Tbe Sistoibl a RcrrSuCAi has no
superior as aa Advertising medium in this
bounty, and aa a Journal of varied news
and reading it ia hot surpassed by any
weekly paper la central fennaylvania.
fOB PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
' done at this olhce.
Profestimal Cards.
JOUIS E. ATKINSON,
1 ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
' ' ' MIFFLINTOWN, PA. . ' :
COollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to. .
OrricK On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House Square. -
JJOBEajT McMEE2i,T
Attorney and Connselor-at-Law.
. Prompt attention given to the securing
and collecting ot cIjiius, and alt It-gal buai
aess. .
Orrica on bridge strew t, first door west
I the Beil'urd buiidiug.
. April It, is;a-tf
EfUED'j. rATTKE50X,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLIXTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
t!P All buvinees nro;ly stt'odtl to.
Orricn On' Bridge stree, osposite tbe
Court House square.
yy irxiAM m. allison,
ATTOBa EY-AT-LAW,
Has resunifd actively the practice of his
profession. AO bu-inesa .roinprlv attend
ed t-. Office, ax fortn.-rlr, a tj. itiiti g his
renidence, opposite Court i!me, HilHin
towu, P.
Dec 22, 1875.
JMHX McLAUGHLI.V,
INSURANCE AGENT,
.pokr nor Jr., jvsuta co.. rj:
OyOuly reliable Companiea reprewnted.
' Dee. 8, lH75-ly
E. UUULA.V
DUXTtST.
. Olhce opposite Lutheran I'htin b,
POKT KOTAL, JUMATA CO., PA.,
Where he w ill spend the tiret ten d ijs of
earh moulh, commencmg Ueetnibcr 1st.
The bala-xe of the lime his uttu-e will be
occupied by J. S Kilmer, a young man
wormy of confidence, and who baa In-en
associated wilh the Doctor aa studeut and
asistant two years and upwards. . Thoae
who call dnring Dr. Burlau's absence f r
protrssioual serko, may. and will please
arrange the titue wilh Sir. Kilmerwben tbey
may be served, on Uie relui vt the Ditur.
J Ji7bR AZEEriL D., "
-PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
1 rfcademia, Juniata Co , Pa.
Once, formerly occupied by Dr.Sterrett.
Prolessiopal business proniMlv attended to
at all hours.
April 7, 1872-tf
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
MtrTLlXTOWX, tJ.
Office hours from 9 a. a. to 3 r. a.. Uf.
See ia his lathers residence, at the south
! end of Water street. ct22-ll
D.
L. ALLEN, M. D ,
Has commrneed the practice of Medicine
and S urgery and all tbeir collateral branches.
Office at Academia, at the residence ol
CapC J. J. Patterson.
julj 15. 1874
1875.
18
to.
J. B. M. TODD,
". PATTEIISON, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
Closing Oat Sale of Clothing I
OVERCOAT AT COST Z
Shirts and Drapers, hds and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Hosiery and
Cloves at City Prices.
' A COMPLETE LINE OP
GENTS' rUBNISHINO GOODS,
Gam Roots, Gam Overshoes,
Gum Overcoats-
Intending to close out mv stock of Win
ter Goods pieparatory to putting in a mam
moth stork ol Spring and Summer Goods,
I am determined to sell Goods at such
Low Prices that everr one can suit them
selves lor a very small sum of nvm' j. Call
to see me, and I will gnaniltL-e you satis
faction. The highest market prices sllowcd for
Country Produce, Cora and Oats. Hoop
Poles, Locust rors ami Hstlrosd Ties, m
exchange for Goods, by
J. E: M. TOOP.
Patterson, Oct. 13, 1875.
BUYERS & KENNEDY,
-- (Successors to D. P. Suluir,
DBAI.ER3 IX
GRAIX,
COAL,
Ist3lBER,
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster,
SEEDS, SALT, AC.
We buy Grain, to be delivered at Mifflin
towa or Port BoyaL
We are prepared to lulHish Salt to dealers
st reasonable rates.
BUT EES t KEXEDr.
April SI, 1875-tf
s.
B. LOUDON
.MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room on second story of K. E. Parker's
new build ihg, on
. Main Street, Mifflintown, Pa.
FASHIONABLE GOODS always on
band.
CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shortest
notice.
GOODS SOLD by tbe yard or pattern.
PERSONS buying goods can haie them
cut in garments free of charge.
BVTTBRICtrS PJTTERXS also for
sale.
ALL WORK WARatABTTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 22, isra-tf
Sale Bills printed oa short notice at tbe
office of the Start! end Btpnblittn.
MISCELL.1S P.0 IS
IS IT
Who said that you would like to get such Clothing as City
People wear, rather than the wholesale goods com
monly sold ? This will tell you how to do it
The very targe increase ef our business allows aa to make
A STtU. LOWE! SCALE OF PRICCa, AND
You Can Save Enough
in trayiac a Suit at Oak Halt
TO PAY FOR THE TRIP
froa nutywber la this County to tho City of PbUadlphiaV
ad ban a day of aif ht-occinf bemidcm. Wiomikc t
Brow a otaad by this Statement, and ao will
yoa artsr oo trtai.
I II Z J f rT0 be surt of -ma
Chsractsr at I gmod. mm i
ths 6oMSs WS Sftl ! ! TbeyarewcU
Ca hm a - ! caa ba iticd
"7" aiwtpiwCTi
g agng mfo mat aaWssTjasV. but ooolsise 0TT;Srw k
reta3. We bear ao iTI-anJI to any om, and scaae tbis oaiy becatcw "ice
cksJcta atJI poor axds aa CDOin tVoas oar bouae. 'l a cack ol ottr rowa
rr vt are ivsponaibla for anrcsc bmssjhi of aa. By oar ptaa of 1 tckefiia
tbe rigki aasnv ai iLa baktusi oa err ijaaaa, aw aac wa be niaied ai tt
qualittea.
! TH K price ia pwta fsgrurea aid twLtgejr. i r
raw I ataae arice a acuuaiataacem and STrarccr.
Waaataahar A trorm
If 8 t1 tlWvT
COtlOMEBJ.
-SB,
To city
aaVawbAgea.
ia gt mat. thai
aarwhere, aad thai aSo Stality m as tpreraied;
abo. that tho aaoacy wtU be paid back ia tu3, il purchaser stihta tO eaym
viabca, far aay rcaaoa. to rctara tba cooda. ajiwara.
, pHIS ia iaiportaat rOVd,ber?e.Tjarmfnoplei
Tvaefla I I peop
VAWuy I H
aSar tba Stars is.
trrrti
I atop ftxranser
i i a-Sotrt wh tb itore at. to thsl thry a ay H their
" rxtrfirt gxd. There is hat oae aa Hall ia
Philadelphia, H is a brae btxi7c.Tr rNe siee of four erriiiurv start, and ia
mi the Snath-ea mwmr of t XTH SIXTH-SIX H -S1X1 H
SIXTH SIXTH aad Market
JZ arad
TbasS aba eaaaot
raaii
atade
.aiB.
ts vs Cy.
vaateit, aad price
to the Eeprcat Co. oa reocttt ol anotV.
b) allowed before paying. wKerc ftuothi
aiooey aad pay the expressaye betc so
k'$m hmu4 fiat xurt a aar $mr aaaar
WANAMAKER
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
HEATERS OF ALL KLXDS, AT
THE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
In R. E. Parker's Aew nc Building.
3IAI. STREET, OPPOSITE THE COURT YARI
MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA C0UNTT, TA.
Housfjkccpcrs' Oanhvnrc, Build
ers' Hardware,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, LEATHER, PAINT, OILS,
GLASS, &C., &C,
all of fifst quality, constantly on band. I invite the public to
Call and see me. - . , .
ViSintown. Aug. 25, 1874-tf
D.W.Harfley&Co.'s
Is tbe plsee where jou can bUj
THK WEST AM) THE CU EAPE8T
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
HATS, CAPS, BOOIS, SHOES, AND t URSlSHlXG GOODS.
WE are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever offered ia
this market, and at AS TOXISHIXGL Y LO W PRICES f (
Also, measures taken for snita and parts of suits, which will be made to order
at short notice, very rjaaonable
Remember the plaee, in Hoffman's New Building, corner of Bridge and
Water s'reets, MIFFLINTOWN', PA. Sept. 15, lxr5-tt
JUST OPENED !
A New Spring and Summer Stock of
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
For Jlen, lioys, Women, Aliases snd Children. fCofmn. Men's FiirHUhtri 'Goods',
WATCH US AND JfcWELRV, , "
CAKI'ETS AND FLOOR OIL CLOTH?, '
All at rates, to errepont In the shrinkage in values. Chejiwr than the Cbeau"t wf a
month seo. ny SCITS H APE TO OKI) B.jJ
Patterson, Pa. Nov. 11, IH7I. SAJfTEI. STRATSR. '
Manhood; HowLost- How Bestored
Jn.t uh'Ulieil, a hew edition cf
Dr. Culverurll a velebrstod IvtAAv
on the radical dirt Ywithoill iSwdi-
cinc) of S)ieriiiatiThiea or Senilual weuk
nesa, Invoiuntorv Siuiual Looses. Iuipo
tescy, VeoUI and rliVaical Incaoacitr, Iru-
pedimenta to Marriage, etc alws Con-
"uiution. Epilepsy aud Fits, induced by
,ell-it.ulgence or sexual extravagance, lie.
ETJT'rrice, in a sealed euveWj-e, uuly six ,
cents.
The eclebrated author, in Una admirable which never cracks, scales or rusts and will
Esay, dearly deuioustratea, from a thirty last a lite time, t'nr sale by Dealers and
years' successful practice, thai the alarnt-the trade generally. In order t be sum
ink consequences of sell-abose may be racl-'tbat yea get Blalchlev's Pump, ba earetnl
krally cured without the dangeron use ot and ee that it has ny trade-mark as shore,
internal medic ine or the application ot the If y0n do not know where to buv, dearrip
knite; poiuting ont a mode of cure atoace tive circulars, together with the same and
simple, certain, and effectual, by meant ot address ol the aeut nearest yon, wilt b
which every SiitTerer, no matter what bis promptly tarnished by ad il it-sain-, with
condition may be, may euro hinisetl cheap- stamp, ,
ly, privately, and rtM.ftalff. I HAS. U. BI.ATCHLEY,
CTThis Lecture shouM be in the haid Msrrscvvata.
of every youth and everr man in the land. Commerce St., Philadelphia. Pa
Sent under seal, in a plain enrelje,
any address, potl-paid, on the receipt u oil . tt t V IT L' I 'P t '
six cenU or two post stamps. Address the V. 1 1 .A 1 IV Jl A 3 L1 AL 1 U li 1 .
PuMishtTs;
F. BRl Gn tn it o.
41 Anu St- New York :
Poat-Othce Box 4ofiS.
Oct. IS, 1876-ly.
OLO.nO.1 8CIBER,
Will visit Mifflin and Patterson everj'
and will furnish the itizens f these bor- ?," h,n1' "od' taTm5 Pwrche r
oughs wit tbe best of jHeeree. is now prepared to attend funerals
at the shortest notice and na the moat 'ib
BEEP, TEAL, MCTTOX, PORK, kc eral terms. He has made a great reduction
at the very lowest prices, ne respeetfuuj i"iilice -f Cmn- " -solicits
the patrenaVe of the publiiT VTF" ,-umptIy attended to.
April 1872-1 y. ra'v29ir O-. P. ROBISON. -
nilRS T-CI3S-PICTURES taka at
J Heaa' Photograph Gallery, Bridge st.Jplate togct job work done. Try It. It ill
SiflliBtoww. jpay rou h yoa need anything ia that line.
JDIER T.'SEMHJX IS.
5fs
YOU
hLT wW rtijMi'JUrttiTT cm
( tbcH ia our owa buaki;na
t cut. arwrart and ftrtrahexl. Thcv
opoa. Sionht w of aW city
aa wbea tbey ay tic A aar jpKKy
lv ucopM and country pcopte equal
Vitb each article od,a irmarnu
(he Pnce a as tow a it caa be bought
aamnc atofea fa rbvsarrerata. c-
M - taniM wmA
oar nzn. cards. ;
oa the arrret. Jmiat dire turns
pattern of snatcrbT & prievs try
atnera rrietra rcrsona caa ave
- ap aoorai arni by Express, by sead-
t tg thWr avraaarc t we fciratah easy direcooaa that
any on caa aeasure by.) and describing color
frireai. I'ayaieat caa be saaoe
mt the prirbtrcof examuiisf taern
do not plcaac, we WtU rctura the
FMatVl'pmia.
$m ttt BmiJns mmJ mer Mr aWr
& BROWN.
5?
JOHN W. MUTHEESBAUGH.
7VX m.ATCIII.E S
y V Ilnpn.reil fl'Cl'.M-
j. b'kkk whod prsif
lr "is tbe at-knowleJed
Xlrfy STANDARD of thrt
niaikit, by pupuljr
verdict, the best pump for thu Iea
toner. Attcntiutt is invited t.
Blaich'ey's Impr-ved Bracket, tlM
Drop Check Vale, which isu Le
withdra'ra without disturbing the
3
-
joints, and the copper chanibvr
THE undersigned, at his shop, oa Water
street, Mittliatown, bas nuw on hand
ami for sale cheap, a general assortment of
CHAIRS.
Ho also has a large lot of
COFFINS
The Kruirmml mmj SuiiU. , v
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FT.
i 1
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