SEKTHTEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFL1ST0WK: .
WMtM'v. Ait i, tarn.
TERMS.
Subscription, $1X0 per uodo, If paid
itttn 12 month $2.00 if sot paid within
It month.
Tranrisnl siTertisementa Inserted u W
cents pr iDch for each insertion.
Transient butine notice In local col
tunn, 10 cents per Hat for ch insertion.
Deductions will be msl to those desiring
to advertias by tb ysr, tlf or quarter
PENN'A. B. &TIME TABLE.
OJT and after Monday, June SSh. 1877,
pasaencer traina will leave Mifflin Sta
tion, P. R. E., aa follows :
Ba.STWa.BI).
Fmla Ex., dally ez. Sunday eight 12 Ma in
Mifflin Ace., daily except Sunday, 6 li a m
faclflc Express, dally ez. Monday 10 19 a o
Jobnatown Ez., daiijr ex. Sunday 11 82 a m
Atlantic Expreee,-dally....i. 9 lUpm
Mail, dally except Sunday 6 06pm
wtiTwaan.
Pitttb'g Ex , dally ercept Sunday 12 38 m
Paciflj Express, dally 6 61 a m
War Pisa da"v $ 'Ti' 10 "Oam
w ay rasa., Ua. y J , ,Q g m
Mai!, dally except Sundsy S 35 p m
Sttftiia Acc., daisy except souJiy. 8 H p in
LOCJL iA'TELUGE&CE.
Striker a.
Muddy river.
Communists.
Law breaker.
Insurrectionists.
Chicken thieve.
Coploua aboirera.
Hush! don't aay Ku k'ux again.
Katydids are gutting their music ready
for autumn nighta.
Exchange are reporting the circulation
of counterfeit ten cent pieces.
Philadelphia MarkeU Wheat. $1.65to
1.70, Cora 7UU74, 0U 4utoiSc.
Two mil cf smouldering ruins at Pitta
burg attest to heli' uubrid.cd fury.
Tbe Republicans of Crawford county are
earnestly supporting the Piesideal'a policy.
Boy boat clean a&ni from the river at
the thiid pier to the Mifflin aide, and aril It.
Several persona were prostrated by ana-
stroke at Landbburg, Perry county, last
week. '
Pie-nlcs and flabbatb-scbool celebrations
appear to hare subaided. Are they on a
e trite f
A Miff in cocaty Associate Judge nude
himself conspicuous among the mob in
Lewlstown.
Biker, of the Perry connty Freeman,
says : Many of our neighboring counties
want a county fair. We don't.
Alda RreiJur, aged abaat 12 ysrs, fell
from a chair in Segelbaum's yard last Tbura
day, and tbersby broke a linger.
The Selinsgrove and 3r:h Branch Rail-
read was struck when the ducorory was
maid that it had no "enduring basis."
Wiiliam Brsiithoffer, of Delaware towu
ship, in cutting bis crop, drove the teaui
and raited from the reaper without help.
The Harriiburg men, w ho put the pve
meut down along the south side of Court
Uoaie Squire, are spceiy wo: L men.
Tbe wkeaf crop has done baiter in other
parts of tbe Stati than in the counties of
Union, 3:.der. Perry, Miuiin and Juniata.
" A 12 in Chamberxburg applied Paris
green oa her cabbage to tid worms, aud
csuie near kUitg herself by eating of the
cabbage."
"Mis Liizie Adams, of Maidencreek,
Berks cou:.ty, who accidentally cut hsrseli
w ith a piece of glass died from the effects
cf the injury."'
Xotwitbttd;rg JjiZe Hilton, the Jews
still frequent Saratoga, and tbe Jacobs and
Rebtccas court and love each other as in the
days o old.
An exzbacgo ssys : The Huntingdon
building association contemplate winding up
Its aiT.ii -s on account of a s j, plus of money
os hio J snd few bidders.
Tbe lih'Lir.; struck the honsj of Jonaa
Kanflmau in. P'a!ker tomoip, on Friday
afrerroon, cut dii no da.nage excepting to
melt a po.uuo ot' tbe l.gut.iing.
The'good Sbbsta-ilial oid Xorlh jlmerican,
that ha no superior, as a newspaper, in tue
country, has moved into new and commo
dious quarters on Cbeatnut street.
The btrikers' obstruction of raiirosd travel
prevented Rev. T. J. S berrard from filling
his appointment on Sabbath, be not being
able to get here from Ohio.
'The Slat Teachers' Association will
meet in the Court Uouse, Erie, on Tuesday,
the 7th of August, here will bt many
tMrb:rs in attendance from all parts of the
State."
In many districts of the State the people
are arming for the protection of property,
peace ar.d order, aa per pioclamstion of
Governor Haitranft. See Governor' proc
lamaaicn clsewhert.
A man tray atrike or quit work, bit no
man has the nbt to threaten tbe lite of
other men for working Recognise or
countenance such doctrine or acta as that,
end tbere is au end of free governmi nt-
Two horses that were owned by Jeremiah
Londenslager, ol Delaware tuwnhip, abel
sred nnder a cbestout tree when the ator:c
f Friday passed over the valley. A bult
of lighting struck the tree and killed the
torsi.
Preacher Bott, of Philailelphla, was taken
out of prayer-o'tling the other day by a
constable, on the charge of not supporting
his famiiy. He has abandoned hi family
end given bis attention lo an interesting
tnaiJen of his congregation.
.Ninety per cent of the property owners
mbo became property holJir aud tx-py-ers
by a system of economy that thieves
and communists are too depraved to think
of adopting, nver received such wagea as
hive been paid by what i cailed the striking
class.
Satan's patriotism, that destroyed about
even million dollars worth of property at
rVuburg, so moved bia Satanio majesty's
tap in Lewistown. Mifflin county, that they
proposed to plunder the hardware and gro
cery stores. The arming and organizing
of citiirni only prevented it.
Tbe principles of the Commune are old ;
they were advocated in days gone by. One
of tbe most powerful arguments agsinst it
la tbe fact that at no time, in no age, haa it
bad on its side tne moral and intelligent
portion of the community. Ita ranks are,
and always have been recruited from the
Immoral and vicious classes. To be sure
the exceptions apply to tbe Commune, but
where they occur, where a moral and intel
ligent man is found advocating their cause,
the reason, if traced out, will he found in
ambition ; be n ambitious, wants power, or
notoriety, and makes the Commune the
tnedioar to Teach it.
Teaalnsest feoaileM public laads of the
Wee tortta ansa to pisrusi llisns and make
ysjsjcsWIsUltwe. for tWfc selves and farailiaa.
AH the chur tela to easiness, to office, to
Indusjy are open alike to aJL There hn
government like this any where rise on Ool's
earth, and yet a spirit of discontent ia abroad
among the people. They are miserable be
cause of their jealousies, their envy, and
tbHr ambition.
There seems to be an indefinite under
standing as to what ia right and wrong
among men. Tbe majority of people about
the towns sewn to be governed by the ap
parent strength of putiea, aa illustrated,
when tbe mob seemed likely to carry eery
tbing they were full of excuses for the
action of the mob ; now that law and order
ia asserting itself, tbe people who counte
nanced the rioters aees to be in favor of
law and order.
Within tbe past week the Herrlaburg Til-
tgrapk ba been reduced in site from an
eight-column folio to a seven-column folio,
in new typ.. It is a besrty, vigoroUs-loned
paper, and in reducing its silo it ia but rec
ogoising tbe "eternal fitness of things" that
have come into play aince the panic. Dur
ing tbe war the newpper caught the in
flation fever, and all greatly enlarged, with
Out increasing there aubscriptiin price.
Since then there ba been a shrinfeHgs ia all
ihkig except:ng in the size of newspspers.
Last Friday afternoon a bolt of lightning
killed a valuable cow and two fine 6-month
old calves that belonged to tbe editor ot this
paper. Tbe cattle were sheltering from tbe
rain under the foliage of an apple-tree. If
!t bad not bscn for the dead cattle, and
dead bird that was partly stripped of Its
plumage, no one passing that way would
bare ever conjectured that ligh'ning de
scended there, for it left no mark excepting
to scarify a small root a'ong tha surface of
the ground that grew out of the base of the
trunk ol the apple-tree, and if tbe scarified
root bad been noticed the injury to it would
never have been attributed to lightning
A alas who has a nutube- of men em
ployed ha aa much a right to fr:n a con
spiracy with aa many ruffians as be can se
cure to compel n.en to work for him, sj the
strikers have to form a Conspiracy with ruf
fians U compel men o quit work, when they
are at work, or to prevent them from work
ing when they can get work. If you can
make a roan quit work, you can make him
work. There i no difference in the princi
ple. The men who advocate such princi
ples sre not the friends of free government,
for tha principle is that of wrong and des
spotisiu. A man mav hire or employ men
to Work for liitu, but be cannot compel men
to work for him. A man may quit work,
but be cannot compel other men to abstain
from work, or prevetit other men from
taking bis place when be quits work, and
the man who advocate that be can compel
bia fellow men to work, or compel ibeiu to
quit work, ia advocating what will end in
s;r tg government and sive-y. A free
government cannot J arUKC large y of such
doctrines and live, any more- than a man
can partake of poison aiid live.
Last Thursday evening Vf. S. Winey a
young niercb.ni o' Port Royal, closed his
store abjut the usual hour fur cIomu busi
ness for the day, and in company who a
clerk went to ihe creek aouth ot towu to
bithe. Mr. Winey soon got into deep wa
t r and never having learned to swim he
sooudrotrned. The clerk saw the oeck r.
ings ol his employer for help ia save him
from drowning but being no swimer hi.
could only be a spectator to the sad end of
his patron, and cry tor help from others.
Citixeiis gathered on tbe shore, men enter
ed the creek to search tor tbe boar, but it
was not tound till about 3 o clock the next
illuming. It lav on tbe bottom cf the creek
io 1H teet Ol water near tbe spot where the
drowning look place.
Two very fine young horses belonging to
Mr. Jeretniab Loudens! tger ol' Delaware
ton us'itp this county were killed by lignt
n.tig on Friday eveuing of last week. 1 lie
burses w-re undor a large chestnut tree
da:i:ig tbe storm. Ibe lightning stru k
the tr.e shattering it cousid-rab:y alid Kill
l:ig b'Jth horses. Tbe one wan found alter
ihe storm lying against the tree and the
oiher against the fence clone Dr. There
were no visible mirk of violence to be
upon them except that blod wasouzingtroui
the ears of tbe one. .Mr. LoUJeualager is a
young farmer and a very good cit.Ien and
we sjwyathize with him tery much in tbia
his unavoidable loss. P.
We are in receipt of a pamphlet Copy
of 23 'aces, ot au wratlou by John W.
F..Tue, of Forney's Piets, at the 101st
celebration of American Independence,
Ju y 4, 1877, in tbe International Kz-
tiibitiiin nuildiiiir, Fairuiount Park.
Like ail of Col. Forney's writings, it is
pleasant reading, aud abouuds iu valu
able iutoruiatioQ.
Jcsiat VaLLtr Base. The Annual
Meeting of tbe stockholders of the Juniata
Valley Bank will be he! 1 at the Banking
Rooms in Mittlintown, Pa., on Mokdst,
Acocbt 6, li 7, at 1 o'clock P. M.
T. V. Iawia, Cashier.
July 2 -td
Enigma.
I am composed ot M let:rs.
My 3, -), 6, 1 is whit a lady wears.
Mv d. U, lo, 7, 4 i what snow is when it
tir-a fills.
My 1, 13. 17, 6. 2) is a girl's nainr.
My , 18, 13, 14 is a peri -d of time.
My 14, 13, 2, 10 i a kind or wrjek.
My 2, 17, 'M lurni-hea amusement in win
terai well as reireshmeiit iu summer.
Vy IS, 16, 4 i a number.
My ly. II is a possessive pronoun.
My 9, '1 are vowels.
My whole is a safeguard against bank
rupicy. F.
Answer to last enigma 'Corstantinople.'
Saxo. We will furnish sand to ail who
need it, at fl.ty cent per ton. Give us a
Call. Roster Pasxibakxb.
James Kiseb.
Fabheis, why pay from seventy to eighty
dollars for a Grain Drill, when you can buy
the brst in the market at the Port Royal
Agricultural Agency, for titty-five or sixty
dollars f
The .Mirror's Holitdasbarg corres
pondent charges Constable ilouck with
witb this story : "lie, ia company witb
iavid Slutea, pag.-ed ao old meadow,
discovered a red loz making tbe circuit
of tbe field, stopping ateaca rerjiatttm
at a eertafd spot, waere, it soetus was
bumble bees neat, tie used his ta.l
to excite the bees and with them at
taobed thereto scattered theaj broad
east. Alter such mahoeurriog, be Se
cured tbe bnnej.
On tbe farm of John Sboop, near
Sbiretuanstowo nmberlaad Co. irbile
Daniel Straining, tbe tenant, was baul-
io2 erain a lew data ago the front
horse in stepping upon the barn floor
tramped on matches, which were lying
there igniting tbe matches and setting
fire to loose wbeat lying ou the floor.
Tbe fire was at once diecovercl and the
horses removed and after a considerable
effort the fire was pat under control
and the burning wbeat pushed into Ibe
barn yard. A few seconds more and
the fire would have been bejoud control
of tbe persons present and a well filled
bars destroyed. Tbe matches were
supposed to have been dropped by two
bny tramra who bad lodged there the
night before.
List of Jurors for September term,
osatf joaoaa.
BeldlerS Has, Walker.
Carglll Lewis, Greenwood.
Closs Daniel, Wa'ker.
Cocbendefer Wesley, Walker.
Divea Georgt, Wa!ker.
Espenschade Fred, Miffliatowm.
Herr George, Walker.
Kirk James, Tuscarora.
Kerlln William, Patterson.
. Leister John, Fayette.
Minium Harrison, Greenwood.
Milllken John W., Tuscarora.
Moiat Ileury, Walker.
Marshall John J., Tuscarora.
Myers S C, Fayette.
Neely W A K, Tuscarora.
Pilea Samuel, Lack.
Ribtman Ssmuel, Tin butt.
Sbuaiaa David, Tbompsontowa.
Simon Jamea H, MiHlmtown.
Stock Benj ttuio, Fayette.
Thomaa Jacob S, Mittlintown.
Will Abraham II, Mifflintowa.
Woodmansee Howard, Miffiiotowa.
rrrn jobobs.
Amy Dsniel, Fayette.
Ailman David, Walker.
Eenner Elihi, Tbompsontowa.
Barton J L, Spruce Hill.
Conn Daniel, Jr, Tuararora.
Dunsui Henry, Fermanagh.
Evana O K, Delaware.
Evans Joshua, Spruce Hill.
Hyler William, Walker.
Frank Samuel, Walker.
Fitzgerald John, Spruce HilL
Farra Mahlon C, Delaware.
Gilliford John, Spruce HilL
Groninger James, Turbett
Gingrich John, Walker.
Howe Jesse, MifflintonrD.
Hockenbraught Oeorge, Monroe.
Harman William, Fayette.
Jamiaon D M, Sr, Fayette.
Eelingnr John, Susquehanna.
Kauri man Henry, Millord.
Kelly John, Beato.
Leonard Maurice, Fayette.
Lukens J S. Tbompsontowa.
Lauver C A, Monroe.
Mingle Henry, Fermanagh.
Minicban Samuel, Port Royal.
Meloy Aoraham, Spruce Iiill.
McAlister G W, Fayette.
Moist Abraham, Fermanagh.
McCauley Jame, Fayette.
Peck John, Tuscarora.
Reynolds Reuben, Fayelte.
Rubison David, Spruce llill.
Reed Willi ini, Milford.
Itobison Joseph, Lack.
Sieber .-oloiuon, Delaware.
Stewart Thomas, Millord.
Stewart William, Milford.
Sch re flier Charles, Miltord.
Stephens Daniel, Patterson.
Thompson Tbcorus, Delaware,
Tyson Jerome, Delaware.
Thompson William, Tuscarora.
bit'iiPr Abraham, Delaware,
Wertz D M, Walker.
Wright W A, Port Royal.
Zeidera Andrew, Greenwood.
A Chaix of Accidents. A corres-
potident of the Newville Enterprise
furnishes the following : Mr. S. B.
JlcCune, of near Tied Barn, has of
late been unfortunate almost beyond
precedent. A few days ago while re
turning from Bed Barn with a bundle
of bags on his fine horse, Joe, the
animal became frightened and ran
away, the bags getting loose and add
ing to his fright. By a great effort
Mr. MeCune succeeded in turning
him in to the fence, where unfortu
nately a projecting stake struck the
horse in the eye, knocking that organ
entirely out, and also striking the
rider on the breast and side, unhors
ing him and almost breaking his ribs.
The horse ran home, and Mr. MeCune
was astonished on returning to find
the eye miraculously in its place
again. Next morning he found again
that the eye had been out all night,
and after pntting it back, a celebra
ted horse-doctor was summoned, who
took the eye out and examined it, and
a small splinter was discovered stick
ing to the back part of the eye. The
splinter was removed, the eye re
turned, and he believes the horse will
not lose his sight Following this
was a visitation of hog-cholera, which
took at a sweep twenty-eight of his
finest porkers, worth $200. And im- j
mediately following was tbe running
away ot tiis lour-borse team, tne
course they took being almost certain
to cause tbe death or wounding of
his horses if not checked, when his
youngest 6ister, just convalescent
after a severe sick spell, taking in the
situation, with wonderful heroism
ran out, seized the rein of a young
and high-spirited off-wheel horse, and
by a superhuman eilort succeeded in
stopping the whole team, at the im
minent risk of her own life, displaying
an almost unequal ed act of bravery.
We had supposed that this city was
entirely free from the cooodeace men
and swiudling operators who infest
farge cities, but we learn that a gang of
shrewd rascals are working their "little
game" in ibis couiurmity , but without
success. Tne trick, which is an old
one and often before exposed, consists
in openins a tobaojo box before the in
tended victim, explaining tbe peculiari
ties of its o instruction, then after tbe
box is shut, asking the person to be
rulled to open it, which be g-nncrally
does, as he seomtcgly understands the
the process. A duplicate box is sub
stitued for the first one produced, and
the owner wants to bet that "greeny"
esn't open it. As the Utter thought
he opened it all rijtht the first time, he
general!; takes the bt and ivariably
loses, for the last box rdifferntly made
from tbe first time, he generally takes
the bet and invariably Irises, for tha
last box is differently made fmm the
first, and no one ean open it bat the
owner. H'e have not teamed that any
pet son has been swindled as yet, bat it
is best to give strangers a warning that
M things are hot all what they sein,"
and it is just as easv to gt swindled
as easy ean be Harrubvrg Telegraph.
"It is said that dysentery in its worst
form ean be eared, after ali other medi
cines have failed, by drinking wbeat
flour stirred in water, in quantity of
adout half a tumbles of water, made to
the consistency of cream. It may be
advisable to add a pinch of salt. The
same effect nisy be produced ia eases
of hronio diarrbre."
- A TCarSQgV Wjai 326 SaprMBA
Court of this State rendered a de
cision in the case of Wolback and
wife against the Lehigh Building
Association. ' It declares that in all
cases where married women deal with
the associations the mortgage is good
only for the actual amount loaned
and the legal interest A logical con
sequence seems to be that if the
money loaned has not been used to
buy or improve her separate real es
tate, bat has been used to raise mon
ey to pay her husband's debts, or for
other purposes, it is void altogether.
This will, no doubt, seriously affect
the vast investments made by build
ing associations on the credit of mort
gages given by married women, and
will prove a grave matter for such
associations. Of late years it has
been a very common practice for men
to hold their property in their wives'
names, and, when desirous of a loan,
to join with the wires in the mort
gage, contrary to the law as it now
appears. The effect of this decision
will certainly be seen in litigation
consequent upon suits on mortgages
given by married women, and a total
refusal by the associations to make
future loans on any terms.
Mr. David U. Smith, residing in
Spring township, and was terribly
ouuded in lSt4, writes us tbat be
has found tbe location of tbe ball which
yet remains in bis head, lie ssya :
"l'tiu are no doubt aware tbat I was
shot tbrougn tbe bead wbile serving
my country in tbe late war. I was
sLnt'on Sunday, the fifth of June, lG4.
From that time uut:l now I suffered se
verely from my wound. To day- July
20 1 h, wbile examining the wound I dis
covered tbe ball still in iu? bead.
Tbe ball bad been Gred by a man on
my right, and it entered my bead at
tbe right molar bone, just in front of
the right ear, passed through my bead
below the eye destroying the drum ic
tbe left ear. There it must have stop
ped after shattering the cbeek bone.
I bled freely at tbe left ear, and the
doctors all agreed tbat the ball passed
out of (bat ear as it eould be traced to
the opening in tbe ear; but to Jay I
discovered the ball lying in a flit
tened condition against the left cheek
bone, aud under the lower part of tbe
left ear. 1 can move it about with my
fingers. It seems to be a ball from a
navy revolver. I found it while search
ing f-.ir the cause of the pain in my
head the wound still brine open."
BlocmJUU Jldvocate.
Thz following signs sre stiid to be tramp
signs. An exchange says they can be found
scratched or penciled on fences, gates and
houses :
"V" XO GOOD ; too poor and know too
A much.
STOP ; if you have what they want
they will buy. They are pretty "fly"
(kuowingly).
I (JO IJT THIS DIRECTION, it is better
aw than the other road. Nothing that
way.
CONE (good). Safe for a "cold tat or,"
Jy it nothing else. Cheese your patter"
y ( iou't talk much) here.
T COPPERED (spoilt)
tramps calling here.
by too many
m
on
GAMMY (unfavorable) likely to
have you taken up. Mind the dog.
( FIXMMIXHD (dangerously), sure of
V a month in "quod
(prison).
ai3
KELIGIOL'S,
whole.
but tidy
on the
Therc is very often among ignorant
and ill tred people who are uct as well
off as others, a strong prejuiico against
those who are ticli ; yet what these very
people themselves want, is to be rich,
suddenly they would become the great
er! fcw-lls and nabobs in the cnuctry
It is a fact that nearly all our rich peo
ple started life quite poor, and they on
ly became rich by continued toil, great
Care, prudence, temperance, and strict
ly attending to business, and saving
what they earned. Tbe same chacce
is open to all. Ex.
Tbe I5!oouiburg Republican says
tbat "about four years ago the body
of a man by tbe name of A brain Brew
er was f und in the canal at that place.
An inqast was held, and a 'Verdict of
accidental death wis rendered. On
Tuesdav a younjj man named James
M. C. Swope, of liarre F.iiee, Hun
tingdon county, appeared before Jus
tice Hrnwer and testified that he wit
nessse 1 the murder of the man. He
gave the name of a boatman whom be
said bad struck the deceased With a
pike, and that he fell into the canal
and was drowned.
The Terry Comity Freeman says :
A daughter ot Mr. Ackley of Buffalo
township, aged fifteen months, when
seated at the table lately, accidentlv
upset a cup of hot tea upon herself,
which caused bcr death the following
day.
Nijse IVovooaon Fair. The great mar
ket of the eastern world has be-n held at
this junction of the 'Volga and Olga rivers,
in Kussia, every summer for hundred of
years. Here Ibe nations of Europe and
Aia meet with their products lor trade.
Cossick, Chineae, Turk and Persian meet
the German and tha G eek with every va
riety of merchandise that manhood euiplo a,
from sapphires to grindstones, tea, opium,
fur, food, tools and fabrics, and last but
not least, medicines. J. C Ayer ft. Co.'s
celebrated rem.-d ie from America were dis
played in sn elegint baziur where tbe Doc
tor himself miglit sometimes be seen. Tbey
are known and taken on steppts of Asia as
well aa the prairie of tbe West, and are
an effectual antiilote for the diese that
prevail in the yaourt of the North as well
as the huts and cabins ol the western con
tinent iiro III ) Timet.
The following persons have filed accounts
in the Register' Office i
1. The first and final account of It. A.
Stambiugh, Executor of the eatate of Ed
ward P. Ilutcbioson, late of Fermanagh
townxhip, deceased.
2. The account of J. P. Hehlefl.iger,
Guardian of Myrtle F.pplry, one ef the
children and beirs of Joseph Eppley, late ot
York eounty, deceased.
" Life is real, lite is earnest,
And the grave Is not its goal i
Dnst thou art, to dust returnest,
Waa not written of tbe soul."
Blooded Chickens.
Pure Light Bramah chicken eggs for sale.
Enclose cash snd address D. A. Yoder,
Port Royal, Juniata Co., Pa. Fifty cents
per dozen. The White Bramah Chicken is
lu great demand wherever known.
May 2, I877-3m
Subscribe for the Sentinel and Jtrpniiroa,
a paper that gives you a greater variety, and I
. I : ..t j : .j
iirnci mwiiuH vi rwuua iuuw awasa aw
efhav paper ia the Janlata Valley.
DIEDt
FISHES Joly 17, 1877, in Taecarwra
township, Samuel Fisher, aged 72 jean, 8
months acd 1 day.
BRANT July U. 167T, si Davis Lock,
la Walker township, Mr. Jeha Brant, aged
89 years, II tnonlb and 1 tta.
Tarsrra or Rearm.
Isaaarrca, As oar worthy Brother, Jons
Bbt, bas been, by death, removed from
oar midst, and our personal and fraternal
aaaocialiens with him thus srveied, there
fore RasOLaao, That we recognise in his early
demise, the over-ruling band of God. and '
reverentially bow t tbe will of Him who
gives snd who can take away.
AcaoLvtn, Ttiat we, as members of Sin'
Cerity Lodge, bare lost tbe earthly fellow
ship or a brother, and Ibe Order a n. ember,
alike worthy and respected, in whom there
waa no guile.
Resolved. Tbat the brethren of Sincer
ity Lodge, No. "7, I. O. O. P., of which
Brother Brant was s member, hereby lender
to tb- family of the deceaaed their nuctre
aynipathy in thia their atntction.
Kesolied. That a copy hereof be fur
nished to tbe bereaved family, and that aim
ilar copiea be I urniahed tbe county papers
for publication.
I". U. KblMU BKNKCK,
P. '. DANIKL HASTKKSS,
I. G. 1. N. GKUUB,
CommitUt.
Thobsmostows, July 28, 1877.
PRIVATESALES.
A FIRST-RATE FAhtf, CONTAINING
One Hundred and Sixty Acres, in tbe best
wheat-growing district in the State of Ohio,
situated one-half mile from Amanda rail
road station, iu Fairfield county, and one
mile from a good pike. The imp-oveinents
area large two-story BRICK ilOUSB (13
rooms, hall and cel'ar), Double Log Barn
and Stsb'e, and other buildings, and a well
of good water. A stream of spring water
traverses the centre of the farm. There
a large orchard on tbe premises. Will take
$70 per acre, part cash, rest in piymenu.
A far a adjoining sold for $100 per acre.
The reason for selling, ia Ihe desire to invest
in city property, iu Circlevillo. For all in
formation address J. SWETEK,
Pickaway Co., Ohio.
CLOSING TRICES
or
DE I1AVEN & TOftNSEND,
II A !t K ER 9,
No. 40 South Third Street,
rniL.ADti.pm a.
Stocks Bought and Sold either for Cash or
on a Margin.
Aug. 30, 1877.
Bid. Askkd.
v. a. e'a 1881 mi mi
1865, J & J 1)I t 1117
" 1867 Me HI9
18..8 Ill 11 1 J
10-40' 112! 1 1 3
Currency, 6's 12-1 12"4
5'. 18S1. new Ill 1 1 ! 1
4'i, new 10HJ !u.
Penn-vlvsnia R. R 28 2f
Philadelphia ft Reading K. R.. 12 1-
Lehigh Vailev K. R 84 3-1
Lehigh Coal ft Navigation Co.. 17J I7f
I'nited Companies ol N.J.... 131 1J J
Pitlsliurg, Titusvilie ft BulTalo
R. K 6 G
Philadelphia ft Erie R. R 6 8
North-rn Central R. k. Co.... 13 13J
ll-sl-mville Pass R. R. Co II ltj
North Penna. It. K 4' 4'
Gold 10.- lotj
I'OMJIIaKC I la.
M1FFLINTOWN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thoiua
MirrusTows, Aug. 1877.
Butter ,
15
12
8
12
8
40
4')
2
r-g7ts.
Lard
Ham......
Bacon ....
Potatoes..
Onions. ...
Rags
MIKFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weekly by Buyers ft Kennedy.
Qt'OTATIOSS fob To-dst.
Wednesday, Aug 1, 1877.
Wheat 1 40
Corn 60
Oats i 35
Rye 55
Timothy seed, .. I 60
Cloverserd. ....... ........ 7 00
BUYERS & KENNEDY,
(Successors to D. P. SuloutT,)
DEALERS IX
GRAIN,
COAL.
LUMBER,
CEIMENT,
Calcined Plaster. Land Plaster,
SEEDS, SALT, VC.
We buy Grain, to be delivered at Mifflin
town or Mexico.
We are prr-pired to lurnlab Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
BUYERS It KENNEDY.
April 21, 1877-tf
SEE! SEE!
GO TO THE
Pert Royal Agricultural Agency
FOR YOUR
THRESHING MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS,
STEAM ENGINES
SEPARATORS,
CLOtlalt ULIaLCRS,
Plows, Harrows, Grain Drills,
&c, &c.
TJ Fifteen Per Cent. Lest than Can
be had Elsewhere. j
J. F. JACOBS ft CO.,
Port Royal, Juniata Co., Pa.
July 25, 1877.
The Stniintl and RepuMiran office la the
place togot job work done. Try It. It will
pay yen If yo seed anything m that Un.
TRIAL LIIT for KEPTEMBEK
TEBbI, 18TT.
1 KJ'tswbwth OkssM v TJ MMdag.
Rru T. 1K77
"S John Bahbsn 3 Csglia. tfeet.
Ne 14!.evtT. 1571.
t Jobs K Jlibtw 4 aU vara fl.Ms) val
Jacasj Skuwir. Jobs) .X. tifcsilv. Hear
Dimia and Jacob OssweSU. Vet;, Few T,
187S.
4 Cumberland Valley JUtaal Preasctioa
Company, of Dscktasa tovaakrip, wow rne
rnnp'e's Fire Insurance uoapaav, for waa
of W D Spoostur and J T Green, Aawirw
esftc, vs ThaddeaeT Parker. No 179,
Sept T. 1874.
5 Dan ml Co finis vs J B If Todd. Ne S,
Feb T 1875.
6 George Flam as vs Oliver Itwaser, Henry
Her.h John Hersh Lea is Saylor aid Absa
lom U ms. No 137. April T. 1874.
7 George W Gorton es Hutu P U. No
12 Sent T. 1W6.
8. Amos W Mitchell and Allen P Vltr.h-
ell. Executor or the Isst will of Wtliiam
Mitchell, deceased, v. Philip W ;-, Kcu-
ben Stetl-r, John Powell, Rohison Middl
worth, Werrall Kmberiing. John Boxeraox,
Albert Kline and Divi I Middleswortt. no.
6SJ SrDtaniher term 187S.
0 John Patterson vs George McCulhSrb
and Samuel Walter. No 175, Sept t, 1876,
10 John Itobison vs Henry Long. No
166, Dec T, 1875.
11 Laac L Allen vs Jamea Adam. No
112. FebT, 1874
12 Richard Sanders va Mary Hieise, form
erly Mary Sanders. No 28, April T. 1x78.
13 A B Farguhar vs Auiuatu tfusreli,
Jaiue Uurphy, Jonn PSterrett, Isle pirt
nera, trading a Howell ft Murpbey. No
140. Sept T 1876.
14 D-miel Knouse, Administrator of Amos
Mili-r, vs Henry liockeabraught- No 141
Sept T le76.
16 William Nankivel vs Armstrong row-
ell snd John E Murum. No 155, T. 1176.
17. David Wilon and A J Patterson, do
ing baiiiea aa liaon ft ratteraon, vs.
John McMamgle. No 19"" Sept term, 1376
18. Morn Burnea, a Aiuu ker. Jr., Sam
uel H Stdea and Jamea li Cannon t-ading
as Burnes ft Smecker, vs. J B 11 Todd. No
199 Sept term 1876.
19 Joha W McLaughlid for nsi of O W
Jacobs, va the Br rough of Port Royal.
No 2'1, Sept T, 1876.
20 G W Anderson, lor use nr f Kepner,
vs the Borough of Port Royal. No 202,
Sept T, 1B77.
21 Samuel Buck vstlm borough of Port
Royal. No 203 Sept T, lX7o.
22 John Kindts vs Michael umbolts. r o
22, Iec T, 17.
23. Samuel Hoffman vs George W Gor
ton. No 68 Dec term 173.
24 John Vaughin, lor uneof John II Gilli-
Und vs William 11 Dougherty. No 107,
Dec T, 1878.
2 Mich.icl Bare vs Samuel B Crawford,
Administrator ol Josebs S Laiid, decM
No 164, Dec T 1876.
24 Joseph Moist and Nancy Moi't, bis
lie for me use of Nancy Moist, Willism
R Braiton and E'ixab-th Brition, bia wife
for n.iif ol Roiab.'ih Hratton, Cyrus Sherrer
and Sarah t herrer, his wile, lor the ute of
Sarah Sherrer, John KaufT.uan and Fanny
Kaufiuian, Adam KauSiuan, by bia next
triend Joseph Kanltiusn, M try Ellen t ike
snd Alie.e Fike, b tbtir next fried, William
Pike, Harrison Bronse and Martha Brouae,
bis wile tor the use of Martha Broiise, J if-
lerson Adarus and Mary Adams, his wife,
for the use of Vlary Adams, John S Lytt-r
and E in in a Lyter, his wile, for the nse of
EinratLyter, !Suan Rank, Adda Rank,
Rebecca Rank, Kesian Kuk. by their
Guardian. John Gingrich, va Philip Rank,
a minor above the age of fourteen years,
John Rai k and Joseph Rink, Minors under
the se ot fourteen years, wh' have for
their Guardian David Diven. No 165 Dec
T, l87o.
R.;b-rt W Humphrey and Alexand-.-r Mc
Quinis vs the Lvkeus Valley Mutual Fim
Inurauce Company. No 41. Feb T, 1877
28 Hubert Y Humphrey snd Alewimler
McQiiima vs the Lykens Valley Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. No 42, Fob T,
1&77.
23 Catharine Stroup s Nathan Stroup.
No 173, Feb T, 1877.
Philadelphia & Beading Railroad.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
Max 2Ut, 1877.
Tram, leave Birrubnrg mi folUtwi
For New York at 6 2', 8 10 a. m., S 57 and
7 p.m.
For Philadelphia at 5 20, 8 10, 9 45 a. m.
2 W and 3 57 p. m.
For Kea ting a' S 2'). 8 10, 9 45 a. m., 2 00,
3 67 and 7 " p m.
For I'ottaville al 5 20, 8 10 a. ro., end
3 57 p. m. and via Schuylkill k. Susque
hanna Braneh at 2 40 p. m.
For Auburn at 5 10 in.
For Allentown at 5 20, 8 10 a. ia., 2 00,
8 57 and 7 5-S p. m
The 5 20, 8 I'i a. m , 2 0 and 7 55 p. m
trains have through cars for New York.
The 5 2", 8 10 a. m. and 2 00 p. m. trains
bare through cars tor Philadelphia.
5C.Vfl.fFJf.
For New York at 5 20 a. m.
For Allentown and way stations at 5 20 a. m.
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at 1 45 p. in.
Train far Harruburf leave as followt
Leave New York at 8 45 a. ni., 1 00. 5 30
and 7 45 p. ra.
Leave Phil i ielj hia at 9 15 a. m., 3 40, and
7 20 p. m.
Leave Hea ling at 4 40, 7 40, II 20 a. m.,
1 30, 6 15 an t 10 35 p. m.
Leave Poitsville at 6 1, 9 15 a. in. and 4 35
p. m.,aud via Schuylkill aud Susquehan
na Branch at 8 15 a. m.
Leave Auburn at 12 0J noun
Leave Allentown at 2 30, 5 50, 8 55 a. m.,
12 15, 4 30 and 9 05 p. m.
The 2 30 a. in. train from Allentown and
tbe 4 40 a. m. train from Reading do not
run on Mondays
SVS0.1YS.
Leave New York at 5 30 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 2a p ra.
Leave Reading at 4 40, 7 40 a. m. and 10
35 p. m.
Leave Allentown at 2 30 a. m. and 9 05 p. m.
'Via Horru and Ettex Railroad.
JOHN E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
C. G. HANCOCK,
General Tuktt Jgent.
-A. r32CTURK
Jntt Pnbtithtd, in a Sealei Envelope. Vice
six eenlt.
A Lecture on tho Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal
v eakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and Imp diluents to Marriage gen
erally; Nervousness. Consumption, Fpi
leosy nd Fitsi Mental and Physical Inra
paettv, resulting from Self- Abuse, etc. Bv
ROBERT J. CCLVERWTFI.L, M. D.. Au
thor ot the G.-een Book," Ac.
The worki.-enowned anthor, in thl ad
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that Ihe awtnl consequen
ces of Self-Abuse may be effectually remov
ed without medicines, and without dancer
oos surgical operations, bougies, instrn
meits, rings or coidials, pointing ont a
mode of cure at once certain and effectual
by which evary sufferer, no matter what hi
condition miy be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately and radically.
H7't Lerture will prove a boon to tkon
tana and Moassads.
benu auder seal, in a plain envelope, to
any addreas, on receipt of aix cent, or two
postage stamps. A Idress the Publishers,
THE CrXTERWELL MEDICAL (0
41 Ann St., New York;
sprll-ly rost.Off.ce Box 4586.
R.
E. BUKLAN,
DEATIST.
Office opposite Lnthiran Cbarcb,
PORT ROYAL, ftjNIATA CO PA.,
Where he will spend tbe Brat ten das ot
each month, commencing Dece mber 1st
Tbe balance of the time bis office w ill be
occupied by J. S Kilmer, a young man
wortny of confidence, and who baa been
associated with the Doctor aa atndent and
assistant two years and upward. Those
who rail dnring Dr. Burlan's absence for
professional service, may. and will please
arrange tbe time witb Mr. Kilmer wboa tbey
"maybe served, os therwtairff of tha Dec taw.
, MaCKUJUltO USJV rETlSXME. IS.
fc "
WAR! WAR! WAR!
ON
fllGlt PRICES i
Tbe eodsrsigaed, for ke nest 60 daya, wNl a) al COST for cai,
Hardware, cutlery, stovrs, wall Ywrn,
IRON, and everythicg t keep oa bacd In tta Hard wars Soira.
NOW IS THE TIME
for all who desire to purchase anything ia nay Una, to call aad bny.- I invite everybody
to give ma a call, to examfnw toy COod. Bad 10 sew for Ibesuelve that 1 sta lo eroeat.
aad am Soiling say food at COSf.
J, W. MUTHEliSBAuQH, . :
PEOPLE'S HARDV7AR2 SIO&E.
July 2S-?m kfaia Street, opposite Court House, MifBiBtown, Pa.
D. W. HARLEY'S
Is the place where jen au ba v
THE BEST AiM TUB CHBAPiaST
MENS YOUTHS' &
JUTS. CJPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HE ts prepared to exhibit one of the moat
thia market, ana at JSTVMSiilMitr M.UW riUVJZS !
Also, measures taken for suits and parts of sails, which will be msJe to order
at short notice, very reasonable;
Remember the place,- in Hoffman's
Water a'reeta, MIFFLINTOfTN, PA.
SAM'L STRAYER
Has just retomed from tr K.ts'ero eiiic witb a foil varietj of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS SII0S ALL SIZES,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Goof of all kinds are low Cottj aai . m
and be astonished. Panf at 13 ceata.
ratterson, Pa., May 28, lSio.
Professional Cards.
JOUIS B. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
MlFFLINTOWN, PA.
CCollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrit'B On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House Squsre.
LFUED J. PATTERSON,
ATTORfl ET-AT-L AW,
MIFFLINT0WN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
All busine promptly attended to.
Orritfe On Bridge etree', opposite the
Court House square.
ROBERT MeMEEN,
Attorney and Counselor -at-Law.
Prompt attention given to the securing
and collecting of claima, and all legal busi
ness. OrricK on bridge street, Brat door west
of the Belford building.
April 14, 1875-tf
J) AVID D. STONE,
ATTORNEY- AT-LAW,
MIFFLIN TO VTN, TA.
CT Collectiocs and all professions! busi
ness iwomptlv attended to.
June 20, 1877.
i. TiUKCHFlELD,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
Ml FFL1STO H'A, PJ.
All business intrusted to bis care will be
carelnllr and promptly attended to. Col
lectiocs made. Resl estate b itlght, aold nr
exchanged. Leases negotiated. Lands in
the South, West, and in tbe county lor sale.
Office on Bridge SUeet, opposite the
Court Mouse. iprll 77
JOHN MCLAUGHLIN,
Insurance agent, .
POUT ROY At., JUSllT.i CO., PJ.
EOn'y reliable Companies represented.
Dec. S, 1S75-1.V
Y) M. CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Has resumed ar.Mvely the practice of
Medicine and Surgery snd their collateral
branches Office at th old corner of Third
and Orange streets, Mittlintown, Pa.
March 20, 1876
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
rhysician and Surgeon,
XIFFLISTOWS, TJ.
OSoe hours from 9 . a. to 3 r. sr.. Of
fice in hi lather's residence, at the aouth
end of Water street.
(nCl2-tf
J.M
BRAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Acadcmia, Juniata Co , Pa.
Orrics formerly occnp'ed by Dr.Sterrett.
Protessinnxl business promntly attended to
at all hours.
L. ALLEN, M. D ,
Haa commenced th yrarticeof Mediate
and 3 nrgery and all their collateral branches.
Office at Academia, at tbe reaidetice of
Capt. J. J. Patterson.
July I5,1S74
J.JENRY HARSllBEUGER, ifb..
Continues the practice of Ifedlclne and
Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Ottii-e at his residence in XcAlisten i!le.
Feb 9, 187H.
M E A t :
MEAT!!
The nnderaigned have coamesced the
Butchering buameas in the borocgh of Mil
Hintown. BEEF,
veal.
MUTTON,
and PORK
can be bad every Teeaday, Thursday and
Saturday a ornings at their meat atoia at
tbe residence of Mr. Howe, on CSerrv
street. Their wsgon wiil also visit te taM
dence of citixena the same mornings. Kill
none but the best of k'ock, and aeii at Mr
price. Give ua a trial.
BOWS at ETXA.
June 28, 1876-tf
arge stock of ready made (jlot clng of tb
-a laieat aad e note eat flviea. :or msn and
boys, hale, caps, boots and shoe, notion,
funiahtaf gnodate endieas varietT far sale
a asssust Strayawr, vn ?sJtjrM.
BOYS' CIXTIIING
JSD TURS1SHIN0 OOOD3.
choice and select stocks ever eff-rsd hi
New tfuilding, corner of Bridge nd
Sept. IS, 1876-U
C3T SUITS SIDE Tf) ORUE'tt. sr,
SABL'SL STlii VER.
Ayer's
Sarsaparill
a
Is wi.'elr known
as one of" tliemoM
etfectual reme
dies ever dMrov-
, ered for clejns-
in tlie system
'and puniyinj the
-b'.ood. 'It has
stood tbe test tf
veara. wiJi a an-
sun'.lr rrcwui
reputation, based on its intrinsic irtuej,
and snstainwd by its remnrkaHe cure.
So Tnlli as to be sife ml beneScioi U
children, and yet so searching as to
elTectoallr purjeJt the great comip
tioas of the blood, such a tbe rof
nlous and srphilitic con.smit.ain-n.
Impurities er diseases that Lave lm-k!
in tlie system for years soon y:.!.! ts
this powerful antidote, anl disappear.
Hence its wnnilerful ceres, manv oi
whifh sre pnblkly kre-rrr, f Srrfttii'a,
snd all scrofulous di.eaes, V!cr.
EntptionH, and entptir ilior''prs of
tbe skin. Turaors, It lotclio, UoiS,
Pimples. Pustule", Sorn, fir,
Anthony'!! Fire, i:ose or !';
sipelan. Tetter. SaU lihoiini.
Scald ITeaI. i:iit.?trftrrr rn.l
trTTtal VIoeratioiM of tli L'trn-s,
Stomach. nnl Livrr. I .i! n.res
Other complaints, to whU h it wot'M not
seem esneoi.i!'.r adap'ed, wh :is lr
ny, iJyspepsia. Fits, iirnjs;ia,
Heart Ii!a.so, FrniaJv? rak-
ness, IeLiiity, and liioorrhfrt,
when titer are manifestations of the
scrofulous poisons.
It is an fai-'.tent rf-nrfr of hf 'th
and strennlnn the Sprint;. By renew
in tbe appetite and vigor of the dilu
tive orzans, it dirsipates the ilefresiid
and listless lanc"jcr rf the season.
Even where no disorder sprar. rr'"
feel better, and live longer, fnrclesnsift
the blood. The system moves on with
renewed vigor snd' a new lease of Ufa.
PKET AT.ZV BT
Or. J. C. AYER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.,
I met leal mX AnnttrHrt Chnwitim.
SOLD ET All. CSrcctsTS HTHT:in
E. F. Kcnkcl's Bitior Fin of Iron
Tbis tru!y vainaMe ton it ass been ai :'u.-r-cngbly
fsed by all classes of the commu
nity tat it ia deemed indis?erMe ss
tonic medicine. It costs bnt little. porifls
the b'ood and gives tone to the Stomarh.
renovate the arstem and prolongs lif".
Everybody should have it For the cure of
Weak Stomachs, tienentl Debility, Indiges
tion, D Seasea of tbe Stomwh, and for all
caaea requiring atonic. Thia wWsinclnd
the most agreeable and elb-ient Salt of Iron
we posses Citrate of Mvotic Oxide,
combined with th most ene-geM'? of vege
tsWe ton'C Yellow Pomvim Bark.
Do you want something to strengthen yon
Do you want a good appetite f
Do you want to get rid of servousnea Z
Do you waM ensrgr f
Do you want to sleep weii 7
To yon want to bni'd up your constitu
tion T
Do you wsnt to feel weTl t
Do you want a b-tsk andvigor-nsf..-eli4gr
If you do try Kunkei' Bitter Wiaw of
Imn.
I only ak a trial of this v.iluah'e fenic
Beware of counterieit. as KnnWs Bitter
Wine of Iron the on'y sort ad effjctusl
remedy lb tbe kiioarn wcrld for tho pT-n.-tient
cure of Dysjiepsia tml Deiiliiy. and aa
there are a number of i.na tatian otf ire.1 to
the public; I would eiumn the commmutr
to pu-cbase hone Hut the gouuine article,
manufactured by E. F. Knnknl. an i having
his stamp on the cork of every bottle. Th
very fact, that others are attempting to imi
tate this valusbie remedy, provu ita worth,
and speaks volumes in its favor. Get th
g-nuiie. E. F. Kunk.-l's.
Tnpe Worm Rimared Alive.
In from two to three hours, with veg
etable medicine, head and a l paasmg fria
tNe system aitvH. So fee till head ps.
The l;octnr never Oils lo ren'.ove Tape, Sesit ,
Fin nd $tniu--tcb Worm. Ask lourdrng
gtt tor a battle of Knnkel's 7oim Syrap.
fr.ro l per bottle. It never lil. or aynl
to Dr. Knnkel, 239 Sorih Ninth Street.
Philadelphia. P., for circular wwl fT fh
structloata, bv eneloeHg- eent stamp For
tvlu-u of same. EonxeJ Worm Jyrcp ia
used lor children or a1 Bits, with- pertect
aatety, aa it m veeubld. B it it and try it.
"CM AT A VALLEY BANK.
MIFFUNTOWN,
JUNIATA COUNTY, PENS 'A.
JASES NOHTit, President.
T. VAN 1RF1N, CasbieT.
DiaKToa ;
Xoh He-U'er. I
amea ronh.
J. Isevia Fomeroy.
Abraham totiQ'r.
JVrems rT'trfe.
William Banks.
Epbraim B. McCru