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Hif"-'1
r"": TERMS.
tiJSO per antrum, if paid
52oiito5 Bot P'd within
S0"! advertisement Inserted at 50
for each mserUon. .
Tbusiness notice in local col
f'TiH Prf line for rtch iertton.
rtS n,,4e to ,h deirins
A.B. TIMETABLE,
h .iter Snndar, .win.
Upf5 follow. I
187S,
in Sia-
rfon Accommodation.... 7 a m in
irr r.u
!br?Accom.uodtion
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WEsTWASD.
6 07 a m
9 63 a m
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-.Mobuin a purchaser is to aavc r-
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jalrriir i ' .aia
oftheW. Wtcc,;
jrt open 10 ju.ciiu..) ""
-(. I ra? if a party is obtained
j .,.,...xin rt ,i,rTi- i - ' - --
,U advertisement to purcha e ( uten t UAmJtvg f iutcmtniU
rfv sJvertised, the party selling t ..
.... w.. SturcrSkBooi ASrfect School will be
ir,j us whatever sum taaj fc.upellw QC ,7h of Aprj, eIt in ,
K,rfJ ou frevtoa to tbe ltlcr- j room jn ,he Schco, fa Mifflin,0.n.
.f ka rrt iiPmprL. QnH. That ! .-.
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prrjni?
XOCJI IXTELUGESCE.
ifit i -Ss has a Orange.
Tj Scouts will meet, as per order for pay
PC am-
Siinrday was the livlieat business day iu
nan m iuau.
Jinrport, Perry county, istohaveathree-
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inches of '
Xb. was a fill of about tin
T, lrt-A honve, for particulars call on i 108
Kruier.
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lie Leis:ova towa clock
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F. i. JIsr-sr-, w..sell a lare nt 1 43
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Ci:izn of th: fU!:ty have petitioned ;
ft LOClldW'l Cllt""i w..
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Cm fndjy nignt a wets a nouso in jame- ai
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tirl ttiau. XiRiin countr, was oeiro;a '
hrjre. o rarticuiars at nana. . auu
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'ike Jaaliu Conference of the Lutheran
Crrrai nf iVr.tr,! I'pnfisvivania couvtucu at
lrSHiata on Jlondav.
Ins Burts, ihe religious monomaniac,
VALSS Dceu COCUOCU 1U u 111 aiuv.a 1.01
SmariW. wis rekasc-j Irom custody last
int. 1
Ertrj girsient sold by Waramaker A
ltoa.0iii a:id Market, thilaacipnis, naa
t ran icrourn lae nai.as 01 ai icaai iuur .
B-Drctors.
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drwc sear UcAlistersviLe on
the 2otb,
On Sunday sight a week the smoke bonse
tf Ctorc Miller, ic Eve townthiu. Ferry
utv. w n.bued 01 a aozen nauis. ana
C'-a ic om Era.
TutCuu.lrlaad Valley Campmeeting As-
iocaun cave aircadv commenced tituiip
tuireanin iriod. ranirnieetin? will be-
M 43tK lit. IVi'j. lou ti4ve Huie 10
icirusar. - -
Phi'aat'phii markets. Clovorned 13 to
Ifc M wend nh..i S.1 J't..l.4iJ. Eve 81c
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tr osshd, Ci.rn dOtooSc, OaU 4ato4cU.
ttnletiuTc. ShD ati.Ti tier lb. Does Hit
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tcUlc ntr !h.
Am nth sentiment; Hi only an a-Tairtbe warrant uy wooso u.uo..v j
of dm. fi.ra iir.Hi.i K-.vl,inrt,,n doctor
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awi -at lu heiiHi-i. th it lmr ia u aBair oi
OX efrmirh r ll..t tKv haart lias notLlDIT
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tudomi:liir " 1
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Abia twenty-live tramps were the caesls
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that the
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... ujrui a ii hie, a u. 1 111. "
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tf ho-e xpeue thee live. irr
ii v. -; it i told ot a "Pittsburg
(ritnwetit tjn-i gh the livery stables to
cucnt tiie ahiie L.,re., expecting to meet
w mture husbaud when she had connted
linsdred. When she had reached the
tiaraied Dumber, she lell taiuliug Into tbe
ma f a Chinese hosUer."
It said FiUgerald will Institute legal
fweedings against the city authorities of
iltiront for d.iiuages sustained by the tiring
fscaunon rear the railroad, where he was
oidtd while in the discharge ot his duty.
&elit. Citv and ton n authorities should
pwunt the tiring of fiie-aruis along the
k-fruu ...
ftLrwijto n GazetU says: Oa Monday
i'?iit (2?ih ui,.,) between thirty and lorty
"r lound lodgment in the County Poor
Huu." Tr ;m 1 1 ,l..t tliA
i.i uerciiicmu'.icj
m night acme thirty tramps lodged in
"xSiifl.iut.ma jiil, and some fifty ia the
sI-:tViiea lor U.t:r enterUintnent and
'"iriwi.t ia Alt.-,,
Tie isVat fashion ii wiping is t-t by
Seatucky dancing masters, and is described
ttl wsy by tbe J'aducah (Ky.) Ktmt:
Uatig ruin, it you will waltr, nd wish to
" iatbs highest style of the art. do It
urcly : pi,,.,. TOUT jijj aroand her
' abont two inches above her pUi-backt
your left arm around her right no,
your nose in her left ear, and
UrL to tbi and you hare got the thing
to a fineness.
Mifflin 11 hve recently been known to
We's with a faunmer or xioker, iktol car
es Out contained not enly powder but
""Beta. For their information as to the
?w thit comes from such practice, the
foU0,
wtL desnatch from Kw Vnrt. under
st Uarch 1st, is published : This af
'"sooti Anna Mabie, of &o. 6 Bethnne St,
Weired a shot in the forehead from the
W of a pUtol cartridge which had
Placed an the street car track.
bonhet, paper of pi,. tn1 . bo, of micel!
UneoB feathers, lace, ribbons and Bower.
any girt of the period with a snail stock of
ingenuity, can convoy to the public mind
the idea that she hit at least Juilf a dote
bonnet. " A rery fashionable shape is made
by sitting 9own or stamping on a frame, and
then filling up with Urge roaea." , Surely
they are "triUes light at air." ,
Professor Wilder, of Cornell University,
notea the bsndy prescriptions! For dost
in the eye avoid rubbing daah cold water
in them ; remove cinders, etc., itfa the
ronnd point of a lead pencil. ' Remove in
sect from tl.e ear by tepid water j never
put a hard iuxtruuient into the ear. If an
artery is cut compress it abjve the wound ;
if a vein is cut compress it below. If
choked, go upon all (ours and cough. For
slight burns dip the part in cold water; if
the akin is destroyed cover with varnUb.
For apoplexy raise the head and body ; fur
lainting lay the pr-rson Hat.
Last Sunday Limited Mail, in Ms west- !
wsrc bound course encountered a two or
three hundred pound rock on the track at
ll' v : -u .... . i .. ..-.i , .
Huntingdon. At the time there were threat
men on the engine, Mr. John Keester, en-
.;w . .i.. t -
recently a citiieu of Ilarruburg, where his ,
'"' '"ginr named Drake,
rliarst of ln Iniin. ind the rmn: Th ;
three men imv the roclc at ahont Ann tiYn
i
engin rounded a curve. Ks1er
j Ut oh the air-brakes with full force, but l
the train was too near to be stopiied with-
cut rcuchlhg the rock. The engine strncfc
l,tM itStrlK-tinii mtj was Kn.t&t. n.m thm
track, and as it rnshed off to the side it '
broke the coni-lir.ir that fastenwd it tti the :
Vn.,erj fcnd Went headlong dowd a., em- i
bai.kmeut or thirty feet, heUT and Drake ;
going with it. The fireman lamped oil and t
noi go aown siraiu Keester was Kin- I
hsv. something in hi.
eLiiie was the only part of the tnria that
1 1 me track, is one ot the pasaengers !
luiuuD lift imu 01 icn w crxs, i 10
$5, 00. Particular atteuUon m iil bo given !
Pri.,..t- P.w.iu . atai .wM.Hr.r.
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Shepherd h.s said, -Feed mv lambs, and
Behold I come nuicklv and bit reward is i
wiih me to give every one accordiug as his
work Shall be."
M. Tillis Kir olds. Teacher. -Mar.
t-td , -
Eush in Patterson.
No Ceolennul sensational method will be
used to draw a crowd ; my stock and prices
util do that, I know. Come and see my
goods. I am positive they will be found
lower in price than at any other ho:.sa ia
county, and I intend to Stall el
o.'r Piicci until April 15, 1576. At that
liiuo 1 expect to replenish my stock with
uuiumi "
helling M-n's Gum Boots at $1.00, Men's
n-n nvF.l.. at Til r-t Vi.i...n C' Mm
ctot ii;KS,s' Gums 33 cts, Children's
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(jums 35 eta, Hen's Boots $i.oU, aouDle-
soled and Upped $1.00, Fine Calf Dress
Boots $3.7oa4.lH), and upwards, Women s,
ingly low pricts. I am selling good suits
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o.w, v..-
11 . 1 i -. on ...... tn rui
cmis, usuhi; bum n .u.w,u-
I I - A . ! (IA 4n
W.00. I am closing out my stock of Car-
pets ana Moor uil (.loia oeiow coi.
Come use, come all, and see for your
selves.
SA3VBI. STRATER,
Patterson, Pa.
a ui. riifuia vi icuabia m wuw.o
constables are clearly explained in a re-
..e irlPj before J 11 dee I ritt.
iu:i.i.ii.:. .1.. A.,.,A.r.t Kan.
iiniin (trav.
contlabU ot the seven-
W srd, hail used violence in
putting Lim oat of bis house. 11 came
out in tbe evidence that the constable
did not read the "writ of possessioo"
when be went to prcweculor'i bouse.
In charging the jury Jodge Pratt said
that constables are a necessity in tbe
ootumunitj, but wbile the law gives
tbeui great authority, the Jaw sbonld
also hold them to the strictest execution
of there duties. A man's house
castle, atid it is askirg very little
constable to require bita to show by
what a'Jibinitv be enters the house ot
any citizen ; aod it Is bis duty to read
he is there. CLOUta a coos'aoia enier ,
ii
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ma t.nnu f.i nv ctiizen wiiuuui iri i
.1 . I . 1 . Ifac. a.ar mil
gnrcoriiv s - .
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Tilt? net fijtau .oi iu.. uuuji. -
. ,.. ,en iilecal en-
M..H.in .Mi,tinia flflfl RSrir
"Situ, i" juiuwv" ..- .
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Should, however, an cmoer ui me j
go into the residence or a citizen armeuj
with the authority of law, explain prop
erly bis purpose, he is protected by the
law, aud any ai-sult or attack npon him
is illegal, and renders it perpetrator
liable to prosecution. ; It is a very
eriocs thing for a man to enter tbe house
! of another, aud, with or without process
of law, pnt hi in into the street. ben
tbe law confers such a duty upon the
t ffieer he should be held to a rigid ae
counUbility for tbe way in mhich be
usea the duty. Ho should exercise it
with care and with no unreasonable:
amount of anaoyance, for it ia ia eases
of this natorw that many fights and dis
turbances occur. He should take care
not to exceed the power delegated to
bim by law, and endeavor, as closely
as possible to con5uo himself within the
limit of bis authority. Ex.
Select ScJoJ.V. Tlett will open a
select School in the borough of Thompson
iown, commencing April 10th, and ending
June 23d, 1S7C. mar8-8t
AITEKTIOS! JCNIATA SCOUTS !
You are hereby ordered to meet i Mifflin
town on Salurdsy. March 18th, at 10 o'clock
sharp, for pay and drill.
Captain.
Matthew Bogeos, O. S. - .
T.irnrt.1 IssTrrtTsa-Adjonrned In-
atitute. wilt be held a. follows McAhrter-
ville, Friday eveaing, Jan 1U. nd
a... oo.i,. Thomnsontown, Feb. Ill nd
12 h' t'Port Hoy J, Feb. 25th and 2Cih Mc
- ' ,. ir.ltlth and 11th. Teachers
IOVSVllir, "
are seated to come prepared to work.
.. JOILNM.GAKMAN,
a? an i.-2n
Jf7if ,6;. . L.
Editor of Sratntl cad Rtpublican t Dear
fir, While I am a constant reader 'of yowr
per 1 scWorh see a communhration from
tt saieia in if; ;:rri-.,.l! '
.- VTe are Ijvinf quietly,, without, show "m
uoise, and as far as the public arc concerned
we endeavor by example as well us precept,'
to atiiuiila'te ourselves aud child reft to active
beneficence, and seek to render (bom aseful
by taming their attention iu such pursuits
are sre likely- ta increase', the public pre
perity in days yet to come.
A protracted meeting that has bees ' in
progress here fur the past twelve week! ha
just been closed. Thus you see 'wo pay a
proper regard for religious meeting. i
Our Literary Society met hut Friday
evening for the first time in thirteen weeks,.
Attctition to the revival just mentioned was
the reason of the lone interval of rest from !
uieeliitg on the psrt ofthe Society, It was
rather disorganising iu ita tendency to not
I tner for n long a time, but we have w
rivwl ,u Tue 1""'"' if' debate was,
Doe mn gjiu more information b;
- tmveling than by readiag i The uestioa i
1 a. - a .L .1.1 . J I
" Ub' "d m
"""" rcauiog iook its place ny resoiu
ru . i .
ir.tiou hltecn mouths, and Us advancement
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-vong pcotfo wbo r connected
WiIr it iiive betu tnnch imnrvt-d liv it "It
u a good achou! lor thi yonnir la it they
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C4n
train tor after days ia life, for more ad-
stations, tf it o thru- lot to occupy
allh. FriH i r Itlirltt will Inn fr' Iim rM.i.tn.
h,.rd It mu rliiifrinv Kirlif liV Mill. 1
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arrD u' 10 lM l""raana aaare.s .
fun ", "h eomie and serious ttadiag.
The best on the programme was the tier
reading by the editor of the SocU-fy:
He
paper
Doul wvaryuoay nereauouis, ana. some 01
tne strokes were Keen, ir l oeiongea to
iae society I u aeep nil err OD UlUl.
F ,
" conn-oeed byths sou or a
1 memlr of the Society -Who tkrew that
j toha.vo chew at a Iriu.d the timeofj..yer,
land fhen rit nt on hia ninJa anil it;t in tle
:
the ch,rcl t
Ju prt-acDflT, janaafT au,
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Biebt of Jamjar r
7 th a cast-off member
" ten ,u corn oer me cn.ircn.
WUt thjt uo6 tln't ke-p it lor his
poor starved pig." 1 ' ; ' . "
Here is a peeid frva a young poetic ge
nius : '
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From yondt r saw-miH he did swing, .
With aching pain hi bead Was tillod ;
That aching pain its music sang :
"And why should 1 have aching pains
When a man in a!ein cure ths saaie 1"
Down, dowa to fcalotn he did iale,
With lightning eed did ride, , 1
And when he rcachoil the Salem store
He met a blacksmith at the door 1 -lie
asked now, both cairn and cool,
If he could move h:s aching tooth.
The smith he quickly gave consent . -To
take both h.iuiis and try hu strength.
Alas! peor man, be did sit down
To have bis tooth took out in town. -The
dentist without a thought
Commenced his work like at the shnp..
' Wiihout a soul to bold his head
.The smith did on his toes tread.
Mow when this work had fair commenced
Tne smith be pulled with all his strength.
Like Sampson ihen with all his strength
This man was pulled trom otftlie bench..
Stop ! stop ha n.nmtiliiig cried ;
"Yonr bUcksuiith shop is xm yonder side,
'TU a mistake 10 think you have a heat
Since you hare pulled me from my sea;."
Now, should yV.t thins 1 tWl a lie
Or doubt w hat I say,
Just come to Salem wbea you nny.
' That smith will vouch lor what 1 say. . -
Yours trulr,' ' ' 1
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Cocolamns Jottings, ." ;
raoM DoNALb no. 2.. .
Ma. Eiinoa : As Mr. D. has omitled
soma items of interest, 1 will B-eution
some that came under R.J notice. i
Joseph Varner and b'auiuel Dunn
crossed the Shade nionntatn and visited
the head-waters of Middle Creek, where
they succeeded in capturing 6 doeti
of fresh water . terrapins, which they
hauled across the mountain in band
carts, and sold them' to "P. . Brown
Son at 60 cent per dozen. -.
Harrison Vamer, the suecc.tiful
bnnter, Las caught duiing the ptesnt
i Qauier, uss iuu wui.u m
rution win(ec eleven red aud three gray foxes. J
sbis(Keuben Eevnolds Las caught three I
f ' t x s. rr... .it.
cf ; minks and a number of foxes this win-
ter. ' ro nucn ior tne nuuver ui nj
ette. Is it any wonder that it requires
a heavy tax to pay these mighty ..Mm-
rods that slay Taose vicious aatuia.o iu
nr.r,n our LOUiUf Yards. . . .
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- i:..nrf,pi ia i ii.i ,rnv in .t.. jir. woseou
ti t :T....".....fta lpr.nl.
jxaruo naa niti-uui w ui .m.q .
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mg tne main roau nviu mw . vw-...
L - t ' i. . it. ntr' f the
. I M- C;M St.. I anhdrtH has t
it)Wli ai.ij ,ui. yiuiuu vu-..vuv.c -. - 1
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aireaov sieuuu v woia awo. w -
v --o
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himself. Ilnj;e piles oi sioneo uu
iuaibcr ,rB ,;ready on tue jjrouna.
Lucien O'Neal bas also purchased a
lot and is making preparations to build
a stately mansion. Jacob Smith, of
Me Alisterville (better known as butcher
Smith) is driving the hard scrabble
tannciy to its full capacity, regardless
of bard times.- Smith is a wan of tbe
right stamp lor a tanner, and be knows
no such a word as fail. - . '
The United Brethren are holding
quite an interesting meeting at old Cold
Spring.
As there is no snow it is more bealtby
than heretofore uader tbo so:t weatuer
that prevailed so often this winter.
A second spelling bee was beta at
Union School House under the auspices
of their worthy teacher, Mr. Beck.
Tbe bee was both iostruetite and
amusing. - The young man that could
not spell "sovereign" received a severe
rebuke from one of tho fair misses at
the door when wishing to see her safe
borne, and tbe young man that could
not spell ''company" would have been
pleased with the company of one of tbe
fair sex.
One of tbe most attractive plaoes in
our vicinity is tbe fruit garden of
Messrs. Joseph T. and Jacob U. Smith,
which lies directly north of Coco!kinn
and is plainly visible to the traveler
foi three miles on tbe main road that
leads from Mifflintown to Selmsgrove.
Tbe bright red twiga of a tbonsand or
more peach tree?, the pieluresqe ap
pearaoce of tbe garden-plot set with
arborvitae. ' tie dwarf and standard
pear orohardij aud over two Lundred'
cherriewf-cranberrici, uct.r-
nnea, piotubs.' gooseberries, grapes,
corrants'auil strawberries without nam
berl that BHrroond tbe neat littU sum
mer residence in ihe.ceDtre'of the or
obarda are all indication of great taste
ahd skill. . The Messr. ' Soiiths ' hav
already expended over two' thousand
dollars in that undertaking, with the
expectation of reaping a rich harvest
of- luscious fruit which will crown their
labors with success, and if they don't
sueeeed it is useless for any one else to
undertake to grow peaches In Juniata
county, for all that could be done in
tbe way of, pruning aod cultivating was '
done, and iLt by the most skillful
' ' Fua years there baa bee a a clamor
agsiunt "Slate sod Xational expendi-
lu,w wn?u lttr muv. iV "7
ttl pier tbt ttfi '.taxation that U
A L. M.. C 1 1. .n.AVai
j i i. c t. :. l x
wringing the money out of .the pockets
t imposed by towns, and towuship of
ficials. Citizens are just, beginning to
see a little on this subject. - There are
townships jn Pennsylvania , that have
been robbed more relentlessly than tbe
distrttita in tbe South that .0 ' inuoh
clsmoi has been raised over, r Down in
Schuylkill county the work of reform
1ms coojmtueoced in earoestr s may Je
learned from the snbject in band as
follows .' 1 J . .j . ." .
John CocbliBl, Tressurer of Mabanoy
tuwiiaLio. Patrick Dolnhin. Prenidant
of the School Board, and five others of!
the . satun township were " arrested 1
and placed nuder bail, charged with ir
Kgularitiea inofhoe, : The special Board
of AulitoM,' which' wss Appointed to
investigate thaaffairs of Mahanoj town
ship in their report state they discovered
a numbered of orders to have been raised
from nine to ninety dollar, and others
for smaller aoiouatj had beenV-hatiged
that orders were also rejected fur work"
claimed to b&ve been done, which' were
on their, face fraudulent, tbe dates be
ing April 31 and Sej.tewber 31 of last
year For maintaining roads they they
fonnd $100 bad before been considered
ample, but io 1872 they cost $270 per
mile, in .1973 $100 per mile and in :
i87 $aoo:
Notice to tub fccLicOn andt
after tliis date toy tales ate tor.caeb or!
conn try .reduce
ice. eiceiitm? .to those I
,.t.. i..i. I -.. J
woo uave luumut accouuio. . l ui i
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(Jlothiug ; suits uow sola tor l--;
$ JU suits tor $18; $lo suit for
torS14; Overcoats, worth ilG now
'l,r,CU'
10 suits for ?S. ' Fall line' br Bo' neaaing ai i w, "
.. " . ;r..j .:, - ui 1 60, b 15 and 10 iiO i. w.
Sntts at same rate of rtduct on. Leave Poit.ville at 6 0"i, 9 U0 a. m. and 33
Beaver Overcoats, worth 20, uow sold t r.. m.. ,nd via Sclmvlkill and Susiiii-
sold for $13: -Otercoats wttl' S13i.Lev AUeutowa at 2 30, 5 00, 8 55a.m.,
now td for $10; others.! $4, $5 a.4 i W,!if3.L "n..ni.B .
$8. ' Men's best, heavj whole leather
Boots, al! warranted, sold heretofore at
$3 50 to $5, now sold at $2.50 to $1,
A'fall line of Ladies' Kliof at' fsuio
reduction. Ladifs1 Gum Shots 50c.
Horse loiauktU reduced from $2 to $1.
50 , Lnp Robes reduced from $3. 50 to
$3. Arbucltle (We 30c, Coal Oil,
5 gallons fw $1 ; White Sngar 9 lbs.
for$l. A fulf linc of JSoapn, io., cn
hand. ' , ' ... .
.Thanking jou all .for jour pat
ronaere in the past, i earnestly solicit
a continuance of ynur eonGdence and l
pationage in the future. . , ,'
. Yours respcJful'jr,
J.B. Ma TODD.
Patterson, Feb. 2, 1876. "
! JCXUTA ('OI XTT XOESIAL ECHOOL.
This well kuowu School, wilj open
April lOib, 187G, under lite tcaoage
went ot John M. liarniao, in theSohool
House in M-.ffl.ntowi); for a term of
,ecce'cck.,i',A marked' change lakes
oiaoe iu the sessions, as heretofore there
! have bees, two a spring and a Fall
essioo'. "This year there will be bat
prsaiun. j 1:1a j T uoi. "
one session,' as the e xamio
Pce early, in. Augua
l'incipal will not have tne
. ,
lnn ioastr.it as thfl examinations will
t,' aud the
time to at-
tend to other than the -duties of bis
offise. ' Tuition for the 'terin will be
the same as formerly'.' Con.-petctif, ex
perienced asaiblaola will to employed,
and it is tbe iotentiou of thev school to
coutiuue to merit its present 'Standing
as an educational .motor.. Normal
training witf.ba even mors practical
than hitherto, because of the opportu
nity afforded tbe Principal to note tb
errors in school management, the laeir
of, professional zeal as well as the' good
practices of, ii .most succensiui teacn
ers. It is hoped our citizens will give
it a hearty support, aod thus assist in
bui'.ding up a school in pur ' midst
whereby our children may be educated
under Louie influences aud parental in
spection. Select Scuool. A Select School
will be opened by the" undersigned, in
Patterson, Monday,. April 17, 1876,
for a term of ton weeks. . ' ,... '
. Wat. L Hibbs..
March l-4t - . ' -
DIED:
EANCK On the 29th nit., in Walker
township, Philip Eanck, aged Oj years and
4 wonths. !
1'lBUC CALK. f .... .
John P. Shover, of Milford township, will '
offer at l.ub:ic sale, at 10 o'clock on Satur
day, March llih, one horse, I mare, 2 colts,
3 cows, 6 head young cattle, 1 sow aud pigs,
farming utensils, corn, potatoes, A.C. Bea
lor, auctioneer. .. . : . ,
Daniel S. Moss will offer at public sale, at
his residence iu Fayette township, 3 miles
east of Oakland Mills, at 10 o'clock a. .,
on Tocalsy, March 14. 186, one pair of
mules, 2 mares, 1 mule colt, 2 cows, 1 heifer
and farming implements. UcWilliams,
auctioneer.
Joseph Martin will ofl.-r at public Sale, at
bis residence two miles east of McAlister
ville, at 10 o'clock a.m., on Xvcdncaday,
March 15th, two, horses, 2 mares, I colt. 4
cows, 3 bead of young cattle, 3 bogs, a Tot
ol farming ntensila. human Miller, auc
tioneer. .
Mary Smoker, of Spruce Hill township,
will sell at public' sale, at 9 o'clock on
Thursday, March 16th, one horse, 1 mare,
2 colts, 4 cows, 1 bull, 1 heifer, a head of
young cattle, 14 head of sheep, and farthing
utensils. Also, at the same time and place,
Solomon Byler will sell 1 mule, and
household goda. . Bealor, auctioneer. : -
.t
MIFFLUiTOWN MAKKKTS.
. Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomas.
- MitrLurolra, lUrcb 8, 1876.
Butter1, . ; ; , . . . . ; . .' 25
Es. . . . . . . ........ . . . ..15
lard..... ;............'lr
Ham. .....i. ...... ' 10
Ba-on II
PoiaUws. , f ' 40
Onion. ..........1 , .... 75
.. U1FFL1ST0WN GKAIN MAKK.Br. -Corrected
weealy by Buyers A Kennedy.
j,' Quotatioss rOBTo-bAT. ' .
: . '-i : WedBMday, Marcfa , ,1876.
Wheat ,i;......i.........$l 20al tS
1 Corn, old .v.'.....;..;.... '60
: Corn, pew, shelled -'.40-!
ati.;:. ..... . WtoJJ
Kve:......,...i : W
Timothy seed... ' r 2 CO
Cloverserd. ...... ......... ' 6t
. Special .Voiictt..
TO COSSKMwTITEb.
The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
bra simp! remedy, is anxious Vo make
kuown to his fellow-snllerers the mean of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
Copy or the prescription nsel, (freo of
charge), with the directions tor 'prep iriug
and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma. Bron
chitis, Ac. ' Parlies wishing tne prescrip
tion will please address ' .
y . ' Bev. E. A. WILSOX, .
j4pennSt., Willianm burgh, K . Y.
ERRORS OF Ol'Tll.
' A GKNTLEMAN bo suffered' for jeirs
frouJ Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and sit the vCeCts of youthful indiscretion
will, lor the ske of sufl;riig limiianity.
send fjee to all who ne- d it, the reuipV and
direction for making tbe siiiipla reinody l-y
which he was cured. Suircrers wisiiing to
profit by Ihe advertiser's experl.'iicecuu do
ao by addressing in perfect CiiiUiiuiitc,
D'ciim,'.''' ... 4 42 )L.'eUr St., XewTWk.
Philadelphia & Heading Eailroad.
. Arraarement af Passenger Trains.
' JascaaT 1st,
.. Tram Uavt tiirritbnrf as fulioitt t
For New York at 6 !!, 8 10 a. 01.. 3 00 and
. ( J t'J p. ra. ,. -. ' r i-
For Phuadelphhs at 6 2D, 8 10, 9 44 a. m.,
' 2 00 ami 60 p. m. r, -
For Ke.linr a 0. 8 10, 9 45 a. m., 2 00,
3 50 and f 40 p. n.
For ruttsvill at Sat 9 it) i. m., and 3 5U
p. m. and via Schuylkill A S usquehauua
Branch at t 40 p. rii.
For Allentown at 6 20, 8 10 a. m., 2 00,
9 50 and 7 40 p. ni - - 1
The S 2J, 8 10 a. m , 2 00 and 7 40 p. m
trains bare throneh cars for New York.
The 8 10 a. m. ant! 2 00 p. m. trains have
through cars for Philadelphia.
. ; -lSCSDJTS.
For New Turk at 5 20 a. m. . ,. -
j lor jMleutu t and way autious at 5 23 a. m.
r : fur Ueading, I'UlladelpiliA ami ay alation
1 1 ,J
. at I 4j p, IU. ... . ....
Tramror Harrubrg , aaoZotr. ,
, . , , ,.
Leave Se York at 9 00 a. m.. 1 00. 6 15
and ' 45 p. lu.
Leave PliiUUt
elphia at 9 15 a. m., 3 40 and
7 1U p. ra. - .
' Lauoa Branch J. 8 05 a. m.
. the 4 40 a. m. train from Heading do not
run. on Mondays ,
SVXOJYS.
Leave New Vork at 5 15 a. in. '
Leave Philadelphia at 7 10 p nu '
Leave Heading at 4 40. T 40 a. m. and 10
- 20 p. tn. '
Leave Allentown at I SO . m. and 8 4"i p m.
'Vif JBorru aiui Esttx Railroad.
:. ' joii- E, wtxriTKN',
i - . -1- i Otmrrel SuprrtnUndikt.
..Bl'YElS&lcElXNlDYr
' (?nreessors to D. P. SuloniT,)
DEALEKS IN .
. . . m i i .; - .... ' i . .
,i :.-t t- . i ' ' .
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster,
,' . . 3- ' . - ' '
' SECDS, S 4L.T, AiC.
- We buy Grain, Jo bo delivered at Mifflin
town or Port Royal. ,', . a v '
We are preparttoTto famish Salt to dealers
st reasonable rates. .
. BCVtHS Js SENSED!.
April 21, 1873-tf' ' i ' 1
187i
1875.
- J. B. M. TODD,
' '.'JZ PATTERSOat, FA "
; : SPECIAL NOTICE !
Closing Out Sale of Clothing !
OTERCOATsi AT COST !
Shirt $ and Drawers, Hats and Cips,
Boots and Shoes, Hosiery and
Gloves ai dig Prices.
' A COMPLETE LINE OF
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Gum Boots, Gain Overshoes,
Gam Overcoats.
Intending to close out my stock of Win
ter Ooods pieparatory to putting In a mam
moth strjek ol Spring and Summer Goods,
I am determined to sell Goods at such
Low Trices that every one can suit them
selves lor a very small sum of money. Call
to see me, and I will guarantee you satis
faction. . ,
The highest market pricDs sllowed for
Country Produce, Corn and Oats, Hoop
Poles, i,ocu8l Posts and Kailroad Ties, in
exchange for Goods, by
J. B. M. TODD.
Patterson, Oct. 18, 1873.
THE SEW AMEltlCAS
SEWING MACHINE.
Simple, Self-Threading:, and
Durable.
I SHALL take pleasure In showing this
popular Machine to any who wish to buy
a liisl-class article. It has won ita way to
the front ranks. Call and see it, or let me
know who you are and where yu live.
Address . . W. U. AIKEN S, Agent,
ang2o-3m , Mifflintown, Pa.
OB PRINTING OF. EVERY KIND
' done at this erhcei . '-.
' . - o " 1 - ' " ' " " .
j aii ' a i t nu
...,..r.....
Proffuitmvl Cnrdt.-
JUL'lS E. ATKLNSOX,
' ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
M1KFLIXTOW.N, PA.
IXColIi'rtlng and Cor.veraucing prompt
ly altvndtd to.
Urrit K On Bridge struct, opposite the
Court House Square.
JOBEKT Mc-MEENj
Attorney and Counselor -at-Law.
Prompt attention given to the securing
and collecting of cUinta, and all legal business.-
Orrict in tnlge street, first door west
ot the Kciford b.nldiug.
April 1 1, isro-tf
LFHKU J. I'ATTEBO.X.
ATT0ENET-ATLA7,
MIFFLINTOWX, JO'IATA C , PA.
B7 AH buMne prvmplly attends to.
lrricE-t-Un Briilge slree', opposite the
Court House square.
yy ff.i.r.ii x: ALtii.:N,
.' ATTOEU E Y-AT-L AW,
Has resumed a:tively the practice of his
proteuiou. Aii bu-ine.is promptly attend
ed to. Oilice, as formerly, a.ijuining his
lesidii.ee, opposite Court Liwuie, Xilli.n
town, Pa.
Dec. 22, 1875.
JOHN' McLAl'CJULIX,
INSUEASCE AGENT,
PORT ROYAL, JiWUtj CO.. 'rJ.
tCOiiiy f.-li i'de Companies represented.
Dec. 8. 187-3-1 y
RE. jjui:la.,
TtWTlT.
- Oliiee opposite I.uth..ran Chun-b.
P01.T HOYAf., JUNIATA CO., 1"A.,
Viierehnwi!l gpi-Hil ihe Brsl ten d.iva of
each luoulh, vouitaencii'g liei'iii'lr-r 1st.
1 he 04U :ce ol the time his line ail) be
ovenpi.-d bv J. S Kilmer, a voting man
ril.y of eohii-ieii.-t', Aud Huo us been
as.cut.i uiih llie D. ;f as siu-ieni and
assistant two years atd npAurtN. . Thus.
wlio cail dnrii:g Dr. Uurlun's sbsrneo Vr
Toli'(sional service, may, and will jdnsse
arrange the time with Mr. Kilmer wlnn lliej
may be served, vn tbe reluiu ot the Doctor.
THOMAS A. ELDER, ll D.
Physician and Surgeon,
AiUFUXtotiS, TJ.
Othce hours from 9 .. . to S r. a..
hce in his lather's residence, at Ihe xmth
end of Water street. foci2-ll
jy ALLLN, M. l , I
Has commenced the practice of Vedicine J
aud Surgery aud all their collateral lirant n-. I
Ollic at A 'ailcmia, at the rcaktence ot !
Cjpt. J. J. 1'atterauu.
f inly 15. 1S"4 !
JJKXPiY HAUSI1BER0ER.M. 1) ,
Coutinuri the practice of M.-dxine and
Surgery a:id aii lhrircollater.il branches.
OUice at his resideuce in Jlc AUaUr i.le.
feb 9, 187H.
J Ai. liUAZtE, M. 1).,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON,
.fcaJfCTw, Juniata Co , Pa.
irrict formerly occupied by Dr. S terrett.
l'rolerjsionil business promptly attended to
at all hours.
April 7, 1872-tf
U-MATA VALLEY HANK.
'LriFFLINlWN,
JUNIATA COOKTY, PENN'A.
fiEORGE JACOBS, Prc.iden.
T. VAX 1RV1X, Cashier.
biKKt roas :
Georgo Jacobs,
Il.tl. Bechlel,
Johil B ilaliach,
i. t. Frank.
Amos G. Bonsall,
I Jerome X.Thomp'bn,
Jrseh Rollirock,
I
August 4, 1S7.V.1'
jEW DRUG STORE.
BANKS &UAML1X,
(Beliord Builiiina,)
Main Street, MlUHntoirn, la.
DEALEK.i IX
DSl'OS AND MEDICINES,
CHEMICAL.-', DYE STL'FF, PAIVTeJ
OILS, VAkXlSHES.ULASS, PUTT V,
COAL OIL, LAMPS. BL'kNEKS,
CHIMNEYS, B K U S 11 E S,
11AIK11KIHES,T(K)1U
BliUSHES, PEK
f CM E2ir.COM IM,
SiMPS.HAIR
OIL, TOBAC
CO, CIGARS,
NOTIONS.
STATIONERY'
LARGE VAUIETY OF
l'ATElNT MEDICINES,
Selected with great carj, and warranted
iron hiph authontv.
rCTPurest of WINES AND LIQUORS
for medical furiio.es.
C7"PRr:b jkiitiu.ns cmpounitea wlt
great care. June -tt.
g 15. LOUDON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room on second story of R. E. Parker's
new building, on
Main Street, MiSintown, Pa.
FASHIONABLE GOODS alwajs on
band.
CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shortest
notice.
' GOODS SOLD by the yard or pattern.
PERSONS buying goods can haie them
cut in garments free ol charge.
BVTTERICK'B PATTERNS also for
sale i
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
PRICES LOIV.
Oct 22. ISTU-tf
CHAIR MANUFACTORY.
TUE undersigned, at bis shop, on Water
street, Mititintown, has now on hand
and for sale cheap, a general assortment of
CHAIRS.
He also has a large lot of
COFFINS
on hand, and, having purchased a new
Hearse, is now prepared tn attend funerals
at the shortest notice an.) on tho bloat 'ib
eral terms. He has made a great reduction
in the price of Cortins.
Repairing promptly attended to.
july'iSHI O. P. ROBISON.
arge stock of ready made clothing ol the
I J latest and choicest styles, ior men and
boys, hats, caps, boots and shoes, notions,
fui'nisbinp goods in endless variety for sal
at Samuel Surayer's, in Patterson.
A floe assortment of cloths, ca-tsiuierr s
vesting!, Ac, aiwrrs oo band and fur sale
br fc. B. LOIDON.
rT.,..... ... , ... .-
IS IT
Tio se!d that you would like
Petfple wear, rather than t?ic atfftfl.ff goeas. .
;' mon'ysold? Tnis will te!l you haw to do it.
The very larre Inetesie or our ba-.t"e a!krs a to ma'
A STlU. LOWtll iia. C PHiCES, a
-75
1 You Can Save Enough
in bayin; a ault
TO PAY FOR
from Kirvllm in this Cor My to S City it Ftinsdpfcis.
ao have a day of snht-aeies Bi:de3. w.nrs'-
Bsawo Kud by this Statement. ar.
you arter cna triJ.'
' Character ot
the Cseos ae s:D
A T.v arv
Far Kea A BojfS.
j R57pracnc im
retail. T"e hear no V -tr.ll to my c. i Mte n m.r .-.c n
dealcn Kll poor fr ods al oanm from cur lae. 1 e rt "ir cu-!-m
w- arc Rspuatiblc I jr aniCK brwht ol t- Br oiar p jo '.
. tlW r UAMJi Oi lalC lUHrill OO
quality.
- - Hew i I t.une
warUtttker m Bfima , X 1 cry
CUSTOMERS. cie. that
: anywhere, aad
aba, that ike money r01 IX paid baca
Uhee. for any reason, to return the
to return ue
Ezacny
arUt wt Utc
" " cwii.tmcit rxts.
on 'ItWais: c -rrvr of SIX i
SIXTH SIXTH Martlet
jS
Z " . . I IT TE jenj paU irrw rf maien:.! p?'c
te the City. !n :r w :unun w o.ir.-uM, tot
!i ai!i.c i rVifor navi?J7. w here tt mi
1 JU .. .SsT jr;r frf Jrs sj-a mm?
VAHAMAKER & BROWN.
EH
a ..- S.T- t Sk
rr-y. - - - -
f if ES!
COOK AND IARLOR STOVES,
HEATERS. OT ALL KINDS, AT ,
TH13 PEOPLE'S .
HARDWARE ST
lit R. 'E.- Parker's .eis Erich B'lilJing.
3IAI.tlllaKf, OITOSITE THE COtltT VAOW
. i
MirFLlNTOWX, JUNIATA COUNTY, PA.
Housekeepers' Hardware,
ei's If a rl wu re,
MECHANICS TOOLS,
GLAS,
aH of first qalitji constantly
call ahd see me.
) Milllintown. Ang. CS, !7l-tf
D.-W. Harley & Cos
I the place wuere jou can buy
THE KKST A1I TIIU C II LI A FUST
MENS' YOUTHS' & 150YB' CLOTHING
U.ITS. CIPS, BOOTS, SHOES, .iXD FVRXISHIXG GOODS.
W3 are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever offured In
tbia market, and at JSTOXISHISGLY LOIV PRICES t
Also, measures taken for suits aud parts of toils, which will be made W order
at short notice, very reasonable. .
lteuiPtnler the place, in Huffman's New Iluiidiog, coroer of i!riil;e snj
Water s'reets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA.. Sept; 1-3, H7S-U
JUST OPENED !
A New Sprini and Sturaer Stock of
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
For "Hon, Boys, Women, J!ie ind Cl-iWrej. Nutwn. Meu's Furniahu)" Gcoda
. WAtt'ilKS AND JIT.VELRT,
CARPtTS AM" FI.Ot.Ul OIL CLOTH?;-"
All at rates, to rorrep.na lo the aliriu'i.i.ie in values. Che.i.-r Icx i ili-j Cheaoeet of a
month afej. . C7" .SlllS MAUK TO OliULii-
Patterson, l a. Nov. ll, ls74. SAMUEL STRATI t.
Manhood: HowLcst-EowSeEtored
Jo.tt .-:b'iht-.l, a near edition ot
Dr. (Jul em eli's Celebrated Esja'
on Hie raHral rare (wiihout tu.-ui-
cine) of Sirri:utrrhi!J r Seminal Weali-
neas. imoiiuiiarv .-viuiiru posses, initio-
tency, Menial ana rnyxicai incapacity, lui-i
pediments to Aiarriage, etc ; alao, Con-
aumptiou, Epilepsy aud Fits, iuduceil by'
sell-indulgence or SeSual extraragani-e, V.C.
CJrrice, in a se Jd envelope, oi.ly six i:r!iiliidra'vn wrtaottl ilUturbing th
cents. " ' ftHf; joints, aad I'm copper cbamber
The celebrated ait:hor, in this ailmirjblo hich never cracks, si-a!eS or rusts and will
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty ut a li lirne. K.r aale by Dealers aud
years' siicceaalul practice, thut the sijrm-1),,; trade generally. In order to be sore,
ing consequences of seli-jlm may 1; rad- that n get Pihtti-Ulev's 1 nil p, be careful
ically cured withotit the djiigf-roua use ot amt see that It has my tnule-niark as above,
internal mediciue or the ap.Iicjt:..n ot tbe yon do not kuow wht-r to buy, deac-rip-kniie
; p-.iutiiig out a mode ol cure at onor:tive eircuUri. toetbor with Hie name and
simple; certnin, sad effectual, br means ol a-Idn-aa ot tho cnt nearest yon, will b
which every suSerer, no matu-r what hi? promptly turnished by aildreasin, witb
ronaitiou uuy be, may cure liiiuscll cheap -
ly, priiate'.v. and ra litalli.
CThis Lecture ahould b? in ti.u luind;
of every youth and every man in the kind.
Scut under seal, ia a plaiu envelope, Ii.
any address, imi-fud, on thu receipt oi
six cents or to puAt stamps. Address t:ii
Publishers,
F. BRl'nta & Oi, ,
41 atns M New York ; !
Post.O:bcc box 4jsG.
Oct. IS. lf7--lv.
SOLO.liOX StllitXl,
Will visit Mifllin and
Patterson even'
Tnit!ie. Thilr.lav anrl Satiintav miimiliv.!
and will furnish the citizens Of these bor- Ocelli exrr-cted withoat pain, by the uarf
oughs wit the best ol lot N itro.ts Oxide has, always im hand.
I Owini tn the hard times, I will insert
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, FORK, te. full single sets teeth", or the very best kind;
at the verv lowest prices. He restctium ,tfi Temi-irary seta tiM) extra,
solicits the patr.in.ee ofthe public. s"l'P' fi'e inmntes witlw
April 8, 1672-1 v.- !.ul extrartmg tne t.-.tb, sJ the Ierrt,l Of-
: - 'ice of ti. L. Or.RK, established in Bifflm'
FIRST-CUSS PICTURES t.ik..n at.uiwa in letiO.
Hess' Photogmpb Oallerj-, Pi i-le s.. O. L. DERS.
Miffiintvwit. Jan l. 13J2 Practical lHtit
. iMgg
n.naurf 1 i"-" - 1
to get sue CTi'.hmg. as City I
if
at Itu nau
THE TRIP 1
r lal fafiftfcf nre our
vn;!t Ct:t. ictfO fiiiHf' 'ilic
wl.;a Jrj. say uv
fMia, svv vast v-as-
prrsi C cqu&iiitsmxs atd ftnftcm
tvi and cuttry pcof c-u!.
rbe PrOr n as Icwuiitfar.k bnuvht
that aS ?nalitT ia a r prwaue :
hi kH, ;: "urtSiaaer wittia) 19 tj
goooa, uo. jiu.
goooa, now jru.
r-piHIS is iaiportam mdeed.l-caiJa.entMWifed
Y I pe.p)7 harinx store i irt K!..er.': c-mw
j A InitH mm aim. tarH. jjvlli rI i.
It
Mere u.. o i,.y : - . tn i- jf
Tbeix U bl err 'r. : Ma! m n iTXI
H 41X 1 H irIXlii - tlA . li U
Mminintc uiem
wtil rrtura Vm
8
oo ir va
.xc jtt ftuildt And TT
:ia.T f a
a a . m
Iluilil-
LEATHER, PAINT, OILS,
ft ft-
on hand. I invite the public to
JOHN W. XUTHEB3BAUGH.
nLtTCIILKTM
Lnpruvud CUtTM
''.EKJWOOD PUMP
lli- atk:io!i.'iiced
yTANDAi.D ot tl.
'
n:uikt, V la't-uiar
-.jveroict, inj j.u.rp loriue icaat
S? ! miuiey. ttcutton t Invited
."'"j BUlcb'ry's iiurrived 71ncL.Jt, thf
5 "5ilrop C'oeck VaTt., which i an m
. sUuip,
C11AS.G. BLATCULEY.
.M.IXir ICTlBKt.
5)ri Conuuerce St., Philadelphia. Ta.
"GREAT KF,i)UCTION "
IS THfi '
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full l"picr or Lower Sett as Low as $2
I
j N" teeth ailowJ in leave the office nn-
'leH fie puiienl Wfai'mSed.
I eetb reimuteled aiid re)treu.
I win ti l im to l!i tor lite.
ORE
i! i B d
r J I av