SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
. MIFFL1NT0WN:
Wednesday. April 0. W
TERMS.
Rtbecrlptlon, $1X0 per annum, if paid
wiiti 12 month i flMQ if not paid within
It months.
Transient advertisements Inserted at 60
tents per Inch for each insertion.
Transient business notice in local col-
an. 10 cents per Una for each Insertion.
Inductions will be made to th e desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
rear.
PENN'ATIaT RETIME TABLET
ON and after Sunday, Not. 58rt. 1878,
paaaenrer araina will leara Xiffiia Ste-
Uun, r. K. &., at follow :
tutWa.
m.iladelpMa Elpretl ... It 49 a m
J Litja Accommodation.... 7 S8 a m
Pacitic Lxpressi.t ..10 19 a a
tHarriaburg Accommodation ,i..ll Ham
Ma 6 12 pa
Atlantic Etpreaa 9 Id p m
wsarwaan.
Pacific Express 6 07 a a
(Way Passenger 9 63 a a
;Vail lUpa
; Fast Line 6 45 p a
ILewiatown Accommodation .... 7 43 p m
J Pittsburg Express i 12 2 a m
Drih. i Dmlu tMnpt Sunday, f fair
accept Mania.
Three train do art atop at thi station i
Cincinnati Expreaa, west, time ho 1 IV a.
m. Fast Line, east, 2 17 a. a. Pay Ex-prs-aa,
east, 1 31 p. to.
LOCAL 1KTELLIGESCE.
Long time Spring time coning.
The late freese haa lifted oat ot root a
great deal of the old clover.
Are you going- to the Centennial Exhibi
tion f ia asked all around now.
A Lewntown woman haa a bureau that la
is ore than one hundred year old.
For Salt, Mackeral and Herring, go to
Rennals It Winer, Port Royal.
The collection of people In town en Sat
urday waa large. ray day, you know.
A lata spring, with more mow on the
mountain than m the middle of lat winter.
Wheat looks badly in the field about
town aince tha recent spell of winter we
ther.
It ha been rottgh. laboriou work retting
through to the bottom or the road the past
week.
A flock of white swans graced the Nar
ruw between thi place and Lewistowa
sonic day ago.
Scarlet fever prevail to some extent ia
this place. The type of it, fortunately, is
not malignant.
The largeal assortment of Syrup in Port
Royal, at Kannela r Winey'a.
John K. Valentine bought the Sonbnry
and Lewiitown Rai road a: anctioa in Phil
adelphia, on the 23rd of March, for the sum
ct $ii;:,lHJ.
The contract (or carrrring the mail from
th! place to Seiinagrove ha been awarded
to Eiias Minium tor $1,400. The distance
i thirty three mile.
If you ara in need of a good clocks yoa
ran s:iit your taste and pocAet-book at J.
V. Wagar'a Jewelry Store, in the Post
Giftce room, aliffiintova.
The " Ouarantee " Wanamaker k Brow
give is not a mere nemiaal thing, but a
signed contract protecting those wh amy
at 6th and Market, Philadelphia.
There are ten widower in the United
6 tate Senate. When they pass the Treat
sory baiiduig they hear musical murmur of
.So nob.e locking," "Sucn a Doyiaa wan."
CiscianeA'i Commercial.
Do you know that Rannel k Winer have
th best selection of Quecniware ia Tort
Royal t
lt:v. E. B. Berry will commence his tabors
a Pastor of MiSiintuwn and Lickiug Creek
Lutheran congregation on next Sabbath,
Vt;a inst. Preaching morning and evening
in Mirttintowu. and at Licking Creek cburcO
ia the allernoon.
Sererai citizen of Blair county were
recently lodged iu the liollidaybirg j ail,
te auswer ti.a charge ,t having fraud oJcuiiy
...eeived irom Hi" county Treasurer, a con
siieiatx ft.?" n' money tot bogus scalps ot
various a ? .
J. U . aaicr will sea his present stock
Jewelry at greatly reduced prices, ta order
to make room for a new atock.
On last Thursday night a house in Green
wood township, owned by Uenry Fry mover,
vii destroyed by Are. Th bouse wa un
occupied, a tenant baring been turned out
not long before. It ia believed that aa in
cendiary fired th house.
Last Saturday afternoon airs. Meredith, a
Veident of Patterson, whilo walking in her
ard, on a crutchj missed a step, led and
icriou.lv hurt herself, the was just recov
ering from injuries sustained by falling down
a flight of stairs ffome months ago-.
At Rsnnel fc Winer's, Port Royal, is
here you will find the largest and best se
lected atock ot thovs and Gaiters.
The delegates it large from this, the 18th
Congressional District to the Cincinnati Con
vention, to be held next Jane, are John
lister and J. M. Stewart. The alternates
are Frank Scboch and W. H. Voo4s. The
Congressional elector for thi county is Jer
emiah Lyons, and the rnvmb t of the State
Antral Committee lor Juniata ia John T.
Nourse.
Rev. Mr. Penepacker, the outgoing Metb
rxlint preacher, goea to Bedford to preach,
tie leaves many admiring friends hern 11 is
atyle of delivery is forcible, after the man
ner of bia church, but tha composition or
wording of bis sermons reach tha plane of
elegance. Few urn construct such sen
tences as be habitually deliver to ilia pen
pie. If you have a boy, he talks stilts to yon a
good deal no, and argues in their lava
that they keep one out of the nude in walk
ing. He get happy once ia a while over
the anticipation ot kite flying and ball play
ing time being about to be ushered in, and
about the time- you begin to long to be a
boy again, with all his bright anticipations,
be breaks the pleasure by a sigh and a wish
to be a man that he may do aa be pleasea.
Franc Sale. Cyrus Cartell it Brother
will sell at public sale, ou the old Quick
farm in Delaware township, at 10 o'clock
A. St., on Thuisday, April 18th, 1876, two
mares, 1 ccw, 10 head of sheep and lambs,
rarmir.f; implements, corn, chestnut rails
and posts, 2,W0 ft of dry yellow pine
boards, lot of lumber, shingles, palings and
other articles.
Jans Wabeam Fostib, the adopted
aon or Senator Joseph S. Ware am, of
Silffiu ctnnty, died at the State Capital be
tel, yesterday, after a brief illness. The
deceased was in the ninth year of his age.
The remains were taken tt tewistown thi
morning for interment We tender Sens
tor Wareaw our sympathy in bis affliction,
la which we will, no CouBt, be joined by hia
numerous friends and acquaintances. Bar
ritburg Ttltgraph, March SUt.
On Friday night Unit fonr persons broke
into a atore at Yellow Springs, ahd carried
ofi aboot $125 worth of goods, money, fee.
The burglars were discovered by a gentle
man who noticed a light In the atore, and
the neighboihood waa aroused, but not in
time to capture the burglars. There was
slight snow on the ground and party ot
yonng men were oiganized lor parsuit and
at a vacant bouse, a abort distance above
fchafersTille, they were overtaken and two
of them captured, the other two escaped but
were run down and also captured, and She
whole number were lodged in Hollidays
hurg jail. One of the party was recognised
a a man named llnghea, fjom ClearHold
county, who had harvested a year ago at Mr.
t'eatersonV Hvntigden Jornl
as s"ssbsm ' "''
-PtT if sm A nil
I l p ' l . I
THE DEMOCRATIC DONKEY INVESTIGATING THE REPUBLICAN BARN.
Tnk SfUntl artist not bslng in an original mood this week, copies from the Crajtair, in picture and reading : "A Democratic Donkey; seiilg bow ill he had fared for a long tiaa, aada ap Ms mind at last to get atthe
fSod stored away for other animals. The donkey wis naturally so vicious and had ao many tricks that nobody cared to own him; ao nobody took care of him, ani the coas?qaeoea was that ha was often cold and hungry.
The IK mertic donkey was greatly grieved by and pretended to be surprised at this ; he would often run along the road Hipping his eara and gmmbling to bitnsoU, and anon braving to all the world to rouse it from its
etbargy, ahich consisted in not turning good animals out of the barn, and letting a vicious and stupid beast take their place. One day he set out to get into tbe barn and at the fodder, lie called hitusrlf a Committee of
Investigation, sad announced that he would show tp the vice of the other beasts in such a way that the good farmer would at once turn them out of door and pnt him in their stead. He saw hi opportunity ; a wind blew
npeu the barn doers, and just aa he waa about to walk majestically to the crib, another gust slammed the doors shut, and the foolish beast was caught howling Of tha ear. Ia his struggles he kicked over a trough of good
New tlampshire fodder, that he might have bad as well as not, had he only not been so fond of investigation. Even vicious asses will at some day learn that to prove vice in others will no, necessarily redound to tbeh Own
Credit, "bile, wbt!! only attempting to prove that others are more vicious than they, they should not carry investigations so far aa to put tbeir own ears in jeopardy."
Tns conductors, train agnta and brake
men on the niain line of the Pennsylvania
railroad and probably the Philadelphia
and Erie are to be supplied with neat and
elegant unilortu next month. They are de
scribed as follow : Those of the conduc
tors will be double-breasted frock coat of
navy blue cloth, with twelve ailver-plated
button and a monogram on the lapel, with
the number above it, and to be kept but
toned all the time while on duty. The
pants are to be of the tame material, like
wise the cap, which will hire three silver
cord around it, and the word "Conductor"
embroidered ia Iront with ailrer braid.
Watches are to be worn in an outside pock
et. The brakeruen will be clothed in simi
lar suit, except that they will be double
breasted sack coata with ilver buttons, and
the capa will have three cords around them.
Those of tbe train agents will be similar to
the fcrakemen, excepting lhat they will have
o pockeU. Satchela will be worn by them,
in which tbey will deposit tickets and money.
The coat of tbe "suit a ill be fifty dollars,
and the first will be furnished at the ex
pect of the company. Ex.
Taut liat constitute tbe appointments in
the Juniata District of tbe Central Penn
sylvania Conference of the M. E. Church :
11. K. Postek, Presiding Elder, Hunting
don post office.
Huntingdon F. B. Riddle, J. B. Akers.
Petersburg V. A. Ciippinger.
Manor Hill W. S. Whitney.
Ennisville W. J. Owens.
Mount Union W. C. Kobbin.
fc'ewtoe Hamilton H M. Ashi
MtVeylown J. SI. Johnson.
Granville aud Lew blown Junction J.
Montgomery,
I.ewitown-G. T Gray,
Freedom J. W. Ely.
Decatur W. Schriber.
Milroy L. F. Smith.
.Vifflintown T. Sherlock.
TboinpsontowB M. C. Piper.
Port Koyal J. W.OIewioe, VT. H. Bowden
New Blvomfield G. W.Dunlap, J. II. S.
Clarke.
Concord J. A. Ross, O. H. Huston.
Burnt Cabins W A. HcKee.
Shirley sburg W. S. Hamlin, P. Etraw
irlfky. Three Springs E. Shoemaker.
Caaaville T. F. McClnre.
McConotllstownW. W. Bell.
Saxton W. M'K. ReUey, A. S. Baldwin.
Everett--J. Donahue.
Ray's Hill K White, s. F. Pennington.
Bedford G. D, Penepacker.
Bedford Circuit J. B. Shaver.
Shellsburg W. E. Hoch.
Pleaaanlnile G. A. Singer.
A hospttablb LADT gave her yonng friends
a party tbe other night, and when round
j amwmmI .ha, HtrMiiinn4l v nh-
USIKCI jiivjnra.u, " - j - -
ice ted ; "but "she added, - if any of the
! L . . I .k. I. 1K.M mt
soys wisu 10 uub; hw ku' ' - -
down upon the sofas and go right at it In
earnest trut no round dances, wind yon,"
Thev went at it, and seemed to enjoy them
selves every bit aa much as If they had
glided in round dance all the evening. And
the giria are "Just dying." aa one of them
expressed it, for that lady to give another
party Abmslesrs BtriU.
Philadelphia Market Wheat tl.49al.60,
Com 63e, Oatt 47to60cj Cattla toTc, aheep
6to?c, Hogs i:toi!c.
PRIVATE SALES.
TIIE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE IS
Susquehanna townahip:
'o. I A lot of ground containing S
acres, with large Dwelling Honse, and ex
cellent water at tbe door. ; Good Barn,
Smoke House and other outbuilding.
Young and thriving Orchard ol about 70
well selected appl-trees, Ac. Church ad
joining tbe premises.
So. 2. About 45 acres of land, with 80
acres cleared and under good cultivation.
Balance woodland.
No. 3. A tract of Timberlsrid contain
ing 5 acres. - . .
All three properties within one-fourth of
a Mile of each other. - u; v (.! .- .
Apply to S. G DRESSLER, '
Oriental P. 0, Juniata Co., fa.
FARM IS SUSQUEHANNA T0WN-
i ship, containing 90 acres i 62 acre cleared,
well fenced and in a good state of cultiva
tion t New Log-frame Dwelling House,
weather-boarded and Well Bnlshed, Sank
Barn, and all necessary outbuildings ; flow
ing water, th riving young orchard in bear
ing condition ; fine chestnut and other tim
ber; three miles from Penn'a canal, ten
miles from Pehn'a railroad l church, school
house, mill, store and tavern all within one
half of a mile, to a mile j good community.
Apply to Vf. H. KN0USK, '
liifflintown, Pa.
FARM IN MILFORD T0WSHIP, CON
taining 111 Acre. Eighty acres cleared,
fenced, and under cultivation,' Dwelling
and Tenant Honses; Bank Barn,' Wagon
and Cora Honse, Flowing Water, Apples,
Peaches and a variety of other Fruit on the
premises. Convenient to market, mills, Ac.
TWENTY ACRES GOOD T1MBKR
LAND 2 miles from Patterson and Port
Royal, one-half mile from Saw Mill. Other
tiniberland adjoining this can be bought.
Apply to B. F. BURCHPIELD,
Officei Bridge St., MiOlintown, Pa.
. A HOUSE AND A HALF LOT OF
GROUND in Pattersutt Borough. The
House new and well finished. Terms easy.
A TRACT OF WOODLAND IN FEK
managh township, Juniata county, contain
ing about 12 Acres, well Umbered. This
tract ia in Lost Creek Valley, about Eve
miles from Mifflin town.
Apply to JEREMIAH LYONS,
OflScet Opposite Conrt House,
Bridge St., MiOlintown, Pa.
DIEDt
RCMBERGER In Greenwood township,
en the 21st ul'.., Jacob Rumberger, aged 87
yeerti
ENOUSB On the 27 th nit., in Susque
hanna tdwhftllp, Rebecca; wife of John Z.
Knouse, aged 40 year, 10 month and 28
day.
Prop at ssedkiaes at Banks k HimHn.'a
Select School. A Select School will be
opened on the 17th of April next, in a
room in the Schcol House, in JlifUintown.
Tuition per term of ten weeks, $-.75 to
$o,00. Particular attention will be given
to Primal y Pupils, aa well as more advanc
ed atudenu, to fit th-m for the duties of
life, and Messed immortality; as the Good
Shepherd has said, "Feed my lambs,' and
Behold I come quickly and my reward is
with me to give every one according at hia
work shall be."
M. Tlltia Hetsolbs, Teacher.
Mar. 8-td
Mr. T. D. Oirman will open a Select School
in the borough of Patterson, April 17, 187C.
Mr. Gannan is thoroughly acquainted with
the text-books, snd knows how to teach
their contents to others.
J03I3IEIlCIi.
MIFFLIN TOWN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Tiioina.
MrrrLikrowa, April 5, 1876.
Butter 23
Kggs... , 12
I.rd.., 11
llsin.... , 16
Bacon 11
Potatoes....... .40
Onions i ...... . .... 75
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Buyers & Eeunedy.
QroTATioxs fob To-oat.
Wednesday, April 5, 1876.
Wheat... $1 25al 23
Corn 40104
Oats... 30to36
Rye 70
Timothy aeod.... 2 00
Cioverseed...... 8 50
Sptctal .Vol ices.
ERRORS OP YOUTH.
A GENTLEMAN who sutTered for yeara
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effect of youthful indiscretion
will, for the aake of suti'ering humanity,
send free to all who need it, the recipe and
direction for making tbe simple remedy by
which he waa cored. Snllerers wishing to
profit by the advertiser's experience can do
so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. (Kl DEV.
Dec 1 5-6 m - 42 Cedar St., New York.
TO toSSfMPTltES.
The advertiser, having been permanently
enred of that dread diaease, Consumption,
by a simple remedy, is anxious to make
kuowa to bis fellow-sufferers the meana of
cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy of tbe prescription used, (free of
charge), with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find ?
sure care for Consumption, Asthma. Bron
chitis, ate.. Parties wishing tne prescrip
tion will please addresa
Ravi E. A. WILSON,
134 Penn St., Williamabnrgh, N. Y.
Select School. A Select School
will be opeoed by the Undersigned, in
Patterson, Sloodaj, April 17, 1876,
for term of ten week.
Wa. I. HIBS8
March 1-lt
Philadelphia & Beading Kailroad.
Arrangement of Pasacager Train.
Jaicabt lat, 1876.
Tram Itart Hirritbvrg as follow :
For New York at 5 20, 8 10 a. m.. 2 00 and
7 40 p. m.
For Philadelphia at 5 20, 8 10, 9 46 a.
2 00 and S VJ p. m.
For Reading a 5 20. 8 19, 9 45 a. .; 2 00,
3 50 and 7 40 p m.
For I'otuvilla al 5 20, 8 10 a. m., and 8 60 t
p. m. and via Schnylkiil k Susquehanna I
branch at 2 40 p. m.
For A I lent own at 5 20, 8 10 a. m., 2 00,
8 50 and 7 40 p. m
Tbe 5 20, 8 10 a. m , 2 00 and 1 40 p. ni.
trains nave through cars for New York.
The 8 10 a. m. and 2 00 p. m. trains have
through cars for Philadelphia.
SVSDJI TS.
For Now York at 5 20 a. m.
For Allentown and way stations at 6 JO a. ni
For Reading, Philadelphia aud way stations
at 1 4i p. ru.
Train for Harrubmrg ttawe as follow :
Leave New York at 9 00 a. m., 1 00. 6 15
and 7 45 p. ru.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 1-3 a, m., 3 40 and
7 10 p. m.
Leave Reading at 4 40, 7 40, 11 20 a.m.,
1 50, 6 lo and 10 20 p. in.
Leave Pottsville at C 00, 9 00 a. m. and 4 30
p. m., and via Sclui Ik. ill and Susqiitt-
hautia Branch at 8 Mo a. m.
Leave Allentown at 2 30, & 50, 8 55 a. m.,
12 0, 4 80 and 8 45 p. m.
The 2 30 a. m. train trom Allentown and
tbe 4 40 a. m. train from Reading do not
run on Mondays1
SCA'OJTS.
Leave New York at 5 15 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 10 p. m.
Leave Reading at 4 40, 7 40 a. ro. and 10
20 p. ni.
Leave Allentown at 2 30 s. m. and 845 p m.
Tie JUorru and East Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTEN,
Gnrral Superintendent.
UUYERS & KENNEDY,
(Successors to D. P. SuloufT,)
DEALERS IX
COAL,
LIMBER,
CEMENT,
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster,
SEEII9, SALT, AC.
We buy Grain, to be delivered at Mifflin
town or Port Royal.
We are prepared to (Ornish Salt to dealers
at reasonable ratea.
BUTBB3 k KENNEDY.
April :i. W-""
dISrOTICE.i
The PbJliidelphlit end fielding Ballroed
Company
Hereby gives notice, that on or before the
First cf May acxt,
They will open a Passenger Station in
Fairtuount Park, upon the line of the Junc
tion Railroad, in close proximity to Mem
orial Hull and other principal buildings of
of tho
CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EX
HIBITION, And thst regular passenger and excursion
trains will thereafter be run between the new
station and the various points 0on their
several railway lines.
The attention of citiiens of Philadelphia
looking for Summer Residences, and of
strangers desiring to secure houses or lodg
ing in the vicinity of Philadelphia during
tho period ot the Exhibition, is called to the
lact that, from nearly all places upon the
railroads of the Company within twenty or
thirty luilc of the city, passengers will be
able lo reach the Exhibition w illiout change
of cars in as short a time as it will require
to make the tKp by burse cars from many
points in the ciiv.
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS WILL
BE RUN FOti THE ACCOMMODATION
UK SCHOOLS, SOCIETIES OK OTHER
ASSOCIATIONS.
Kor information apply to C. G. Hancock.
General Ticket Ageut, No. 227 South 4ih
street, Philadelphia, and to tbe several local
Superintendents, or to th undersigned.
J. E. WOO TEN,
General Superintendent.
Riadisg, Mar. 7, 1876. marl5-8t
g B. LOUDON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room on second story of R. K. Parker's
new building, on
Main Street, Mifflintown, Pa.
FASHIONABLE GOODS aiwaya on
band.
CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shortest
notice.
GOODS SOLD by the yard or pattern.
PERSONS buying goods can hae them
cut in garments free of charge.
BUTTERICICS PJTTER.VS also for
sale.
A LI. TTOIIK WARRANTED.
PRICES LOW,
GREAT REDUCTION
IX TI1F.
PRICES OF TEETH!
Fall Upper ef Letter StlU as Lew as $i
No teeth allowed l leave the office un
less the patient Is satisfied.
Teeth remodeled anil repaired.
Teeth filled l lat for life.
Teeth extracted without pain, by the aae
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on band.
Owing to the bard times', I will insert
full single sets leeth, of the very best kind,
for f 15.00. Temporary seta 15.00 extra.
T.mih.i-lie sioiioed io five uiinutea with
out extracting lue tooth, at the Dental Of
fice of G. U. Dabji. established in jumin-
Uiwb In 1860.
G. L. DERS.
Jas U, 1871. Pradkel Dentist.
mm of
We eondenseront tbe es BmMer the
snlutanieiif aunvensaon about Oat "H. In
PhUaIrW!iVvVaisanBXerA Brown's" Largtfet
UotliinA sjttM in America.1 A vtaltur ami
attaadaufafh) the apeakem :
Yiitor. " Wuet corner b tha Bulldtns; on
iarljrf -fcootn-EiLst comer of Sutt an
Market Fleas onto tbe etXTH. lor sunn
strangers scaling; Oak Hall, have been m hnl
by deaicnins; persons."
..';." il "peKy colossal I Do yon know
its dimensionsr
7-MAA square fret-tt on yarket, and
180 odd on Sixth, six stories h!sh. baa ovr
thre seres qfcfloorhrg. sml eovn cpw rs
orcupied by avtaaa twenty diaxeot tUM
V. Do you use MMm-snwerr
, A , " A giant yonng enpice frimlOies prw
for the freight snd H.-aKerelTS.s.aiMl uie
Doiiers steam lor hcatms, ""-l lLo oLr cum.
Uons of the honj1"
Y- order do you tars with gooA-r
A. They ara first tipecd and arnmevd In
the basement, on long . couMers. and taken
tlience on the ftalchyelevnioc to the iBSueo
tofs room oa thJaWfi Boor - "Yxr
V. " U iiapectinJ'Uie lint operation "
A. -no, s.r. measuring. Tlie odare fni
measnrad in the pleee. then Insnecttd. 1 fcn
riofh passes i over roUera In tbe t, a strvca
a Jmn i1oc t"ore and one
benind the rds, watchlns with the eye of a
hawk for the wast pin-bol lmperfeetirn. and
Burkina- every flaw, so that tha ratter may are
and avuid it when he cornea to cut u ru
ments. V. " You ibtK emptor an srrA of entter.
A. "Come lo our biut Hurl and seel We
keep 70 hands all the tie cnUug up the. cktlt
into earments, besldt-Jwsyf maohinosiLatUij
a dosen men's work eaclmt a atf-ike
Do you asanuactura all your own
A. " We do, and most earefnny. (hit
aainer Inspect every stitch and Mm, an4
certify lo every annnt aa extra-weU madd
before we nut our ticket en it. aud r-r--mJ
laaponsibleior it"
Your sysiaua auat at yon a great
A. " In every dlreetfon. sir. It Is tit? system
and economy we practice all tfe wa through,
that enables us to put our pn&atvww tolha)
people aa wa do." tr
,v-. "Altar lnspsctlac the work, wSat baeomes
Off Itr
A. "Before It goes into Stock ft Is tUhsM
Every auiglo garment has Its ciucbrf auj
ether points noted on It so that laenure Lit
lory can be traced without uuL upon out
books."
V. " Ton must tare 9J or JO alemen r
A. "Why sir, on buy days yotf kiajee 109
In the various rooms and sulles eiossaa.
milium to lh tbroep of cuslrvvDrr-
V. rIo you 4io a orticr b-4rt by m
amJWl slsTTia-sis '
" Very great AH ever theevuntry.
Cur
COOK AND PARLOR STOVES,
HEATERS OF ALL KIKDS, AT
THE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
In R. E. Farker't
MAl?f STKEtT, OPPOSITE THE COURT YAItlY
MIFPLIN'TOWX, JUMATA COCNTI, PA.
Housekeejicrs' Hardware, Build
ers7 Hardware,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, LEATHER, PAINT, OILS.
GLASS, &CL, &C.,
all of first quality, constantly
call and see mea
Mifflintewn, Aug. 26, 1874-tf
D.-W. Harley & Cos
ta the place where jou can buy
THE BEST ATin TIIE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
RJ TS, CJPS, BOOTS, SHOES, J.D ruRyisJiiya GOODS.
WB are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever offered in
this market, and at JSTOS1SHIXGLT LOW PRICES I
Also, measures taken for sails and parte of suits, which will be made to order
at abort notice, very reasouable.
Remember tha plate, in IIofTuaa's New Huilding, corner of BriJfte and
Water s'reets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA. Sept. 15, lur&-U
JUST OPENED !
k New Sprias and KaffinifJr Stock of
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ROOTS AND SHOES,
For Men, Boys, U'omcn, Misses and Children. Notions, Men' Furui.htnr Goods
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
CARPETS AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
All at rate, to correspond to the shrinkage in value. Cheaper than the Cheapest of a
month ago. 07" SI-ITS MADE TO OltUER.;
Patteraon, Pa. Nov. 11, 1S74. SAML'EL STRAYER.
1S75.
1 ST5.
J. B. M. TODD,
PATTERSON, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
Closing Out Sale of Clothing !
OTERCOAT& At COST!
imtcrnal nieJicine or tl:e application of the
Shirit and Drovers, hats and Cp,;knil'r; poin'irg cut a mode wt' cure at once
Hoots and Mots, Hosiery and
Gloves at City Prices.
a complete Lime cp
GENTS' FUENISHING
Gam
ROOK, Gum OTer.heM,:pl,:i!rlwofos,ulnP-
Guni Orercoate.
Intending to close out my stock of Win-!
ter Woods pieparatory to putting iu a niam-i
moth stork ot Spring and Suiuin-rr Cooits.!
, . .i ; .,1 flA . . '1 i . . -A - -. v
am determined to sell Good, at a.irhj
iw Prices that every one can suit theru-i
Lo
selves lor a vert Sftull sum of utdfiey. Cairyg m4et,ignt4, bis .hop. on Water
to nee me, and 1 will guarantee y aatut-j .trwrt Hj31iO'owa, has now on hand
faction. Itnd fur sale cheap, a general assortuieat of
The highest market prices sllowed fori J-J g .
Country Produce. Corn and Omia, "oopf .
Pole. Locust Porf. and Railroad Ties, in;" " fcM E Io f
exchang. for Uo-kI., bv
J. B
M. TODD.
Patteraon, Oct. 13, 187S.
HOTICE.
N
OW is yoer time, gentlemen, to take
lessons en the Guitar. Will teach in
cither tnUa Key er Natnral Kay. tia-l
le or in classes. Try me three months.
Terma, 25 cents per leesvm in advance. j
febl 8tb
Mn, nniaie C., Pa.
POPOUfl IIITEBSr,
perhrt sstsj aas) rahn ef tf msajimsuecf
auk itjtiB o Jisnsa peoplo XwJt miiu
aws,y A uerisctiy aa U they wore hors .a
peron."
V. " I (uprose jrra have at least half a dosea
dUerer.t utmenur
A. " Jly dear sir 1 wo have mors thn n r
weh ehorred with fown bwttren. u,l mzt
r.-rougn;7 tcrrni s i, s nsc sa.
In the sreut vhe,-!.''
V. "tVi!TyMrliaiaatf'J'U rrmot thamr
A. "Willi pleasure, thw Ctawtoaa Iecrt
mrnU t.rthce . y.iho..pTtir dtot.m iaiu,e io
Kdy-maiVv Te yirrtiuMrj litrOurjtt.
wi.h its IWTlf;-' strnk of all audoruec
The Ph-rt fsK-v-ry, w.ih la bit,y aiah.iws,
mtlnt . nr rm n Jlrsf -elans Mn.;. Tto Trtnv
xemg ltmeni.' lttal'abe- a niasy a repa
1 J" Mi-rxx. llie 'iurcittfit ti-ca iusi.
Teetvies; Trrtn. Trft CTfr lcuaitxacat
Bum leCre. The ttv'iU l nir. t;-' i.ocv
scent Tbe IVlneTT fntnaL u& Us
se-irenf niyiv The"
V. " H M. Sofd ! t ;r. n Uwh '
A. "I mn.ythnlftr.rr.r.):h: TiieadverCstac
Department, with its MlLand sip b fitrr fcuviT
el;t.neaiid publisLicrs Niivs acd wwur
MTs'i&ftJr1- '.. P.s nii-iuhiy
Tail all on r'fiVr. Kri7 Vu, al.-n s
opa.iinei;. w.uTlt, n.tt.r (mm. The Bojy
reitrautnt. TheTcutLs' W,rpttt it
Children's IVpr!n-.eB t, with In msciaa
encanc ft ladiv. The TaeTr.t h l4sn
mrnt The Chief Cork's iN-panuvcat. wltai
t buok-keencra and anisic lu. .cnrU alaav
atfer'a lpamnent; yinauewr's .. asvl
cthor envcu or the Cnnail boi as U
thinkin;, plaaninir. ttejuuug. buvine maa
fcp.rrir.ne.l.ei,dir;tutieilin.
nd In a th usandvs J.-ininK their frreeS
carry on a btulnessv it a tha pc 'pie nmnst.
nu'jly lv"xa eAU. m ta,wuu a-
V. -t-afM.,J(-Mi-'"
. ,",n?r H a.1 1 fom ia sent r.
Cashier's Department, hich Lanale u Via
of retail sa.fcs cn sumo s.r.cio tlnjar
.V. " ! ImmeiKO 1 1 iiat'n vrhat riahlea
the hooe to bay cheap and reVcbeap "
A. - tJtattly 1 Vou hnve i hit it Thw
people UiroLg here. krmirJfuiat wedeeeavd
vn low prlees sad tauH : ales. "
V " What ans the 'locjt atlas I hear so
mueh about f
A. 'Oivsraemrftmstne-s fleallnr-1. Orm
price, no deviation : 2. tarJi tut erorythlnc a.
A rnarante protueting U purchaser; 4. The.
money relumed If the buyer cau't otharwtbe
be t Qitei.
V. " Nofhlne eonld be fairer "
A. " No'hiii. And tbe people sse h."
y- 1 than, you.au, fc jour polite
attmnon.
A -itatan. Ifsspleamre tosofrej
.me so fvi is j
tha plate Wi
UAa-Eat ,
Mil SSIBJ UK1 SO SUJV n 11
maker A lirowa's CrJt QuiiC
ner Mita snd Martet"
V. "Tluak yi : J Uiall be hapny to do so.
Oudd fiaom.Co"
.Seta Brvk Building,
oa hand. I invito the public ta
John w. muthersbaugh.
Manhood: HowLost. How Eestored
fX Jusl pnb'iislioil, a new edition of
t IjlDr. tulverweii's Celebrated Essay
on the raJieal cure (i:liout medi
jCiue) or Speruiittorrhu: i or beuiiual weak
!ues, Invclunt.iry Seminal Losses, Impo
jtency. Mental and Physical Incapacity, la
jpcdiiuent to Marriage, etc ; a so, Con
.sninption, Epilepsy and Fits, Induced by
Iselt-induigenee or sexual extravagance, Ac.
I CTTrice, !n a sealed envelope, only sit
!cela.
I The celebrated author. In this admirable
'Essay, clearly demonstrate. Iroin a thirty
years uccealul practice, that the alarm
ling consequence of Mlf-abuse may be rad
icailr cured witho'it the daneerous nse of
'l"vi "rum, ana rum., . .
'condition may be, may cure himself cheap
lie, privately, and raiicnlly.
! C7"rhis Lecture should be in the hands
lof every yonth and everv man In the land.
I r. BRTCM AX a. sow.
41 Ann St.. .New York ;
Poat-Uiiic Boi 46.
ia, l7-ly.
Oct.
C1LIK M AN l-FAC'TOK V.
COFFINS
) hand, and, having purchased a new
Jllearsr. is now prepared to attend funerals
at tbe short eat notice and on the most 'in-
era! tcrma. lie baa made a great redaction
in the price of Cothns.
(y kcjajring promptly attended to.
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