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MIFFLINTOVN :
Wededr. Tcbruary d,
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IS months. . . ,
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Deductions mill be made to those desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
rear.
PENN'A. E. BjriME TABLE.
ON and after Mondav, June 2-lh. 187,
passenger trains will leave Mifflin Sta
tion, P. B. K-, as follow :
EASTW1BD.
Phila Ex., dailv ex. Sunday night 12 54 a m
Mifflin Ace, dailv except Sunday. 6 2Ura
PaciHc Express, daily ex. Monday 10 19 a m
Johnstown Ex., daily ex. Sund.iv 11 32 a m
i .Mnf VnnHsr . 6 05 D TO
nan, un K .,.. I
... .: r a.i f 9 1U urn I
Auauiw . 1 ..........
WESTWARD.
Pittib'g Ex . daily except Sunday 12 3S m
e.;h.. rttirmui. dailv.k 5 .i a m
. .. arrives 10 (Hi aw
V, ay Pass., daii j ,.ave 10 1" a m
Mail, dailv except Sunday 30 p m
Mifflin Acc , daily except Sunday. 8 tsJ p iu
SrtscaiBXas who are not in irrrcara one
year, are not expected to notice thee lines,
but all subscribers who are in arrears one
year after the 25th day of February, 17S.
will be charged the sum of $2.00 per an
num for subscripiion, as per published
rates.
LOCJL IS TEL LICENCE.
They say a dog in Huntingdon had small
pox. trout fishermen are getting their tackle
teady for trout fishing.
The Banks in this place will be closed on
Friday, 22nd Inst., that being a legal holi
day. The public sale of John Eh, Jr., has
been changed from March 12 to March 11,
1878.
The Benevolent Tronpe will give an en
teotainment in GrajbiU'a Uall, on the 22ud
instant.
Jacob Hostettler, of Mt. pleasant, Walk
er township, makes a first-rate corn broom.
Buy from bim.
Eight hundred b-isbels of Valentines
passed through the New Tork City post
office last week.
Our acknowledgments are due, and arc
hereby presented to Senator Crawford for
valuable public documents sent us.
A recent writer on the wheat fly, says that
alt sown on wheat in the fall will kid the
fly midge, and cause the grain to ripen
about six days earlier than usual.
The full text cf tb Silver Bill, aa it
pad the Senate, will be published in next
Issne. It does not differ greatly from the
Bland Mil, which ii published in to-day's
pper.
Twenty new members joined the Luther
an church in this place on MtLbath fifteen
by confirmation, and five by baptism; also
ten old members were restored to member
ship, swelling the number to thirty.
Huntingdon Prcsb lery will meet in the
Second Presbyterian Church, Altoona, on
the 2Cth test, to consider the dissolution of
the pastoral relationship of Rev. W. J.
Chichester, with that congregation."
Charles Napier, an English scientist,
prescribe a vegetable diet as a core tor in-
temperance. Tbe relinquishment of meat .
lor six or sevaa montba, he aaaeris, a in uc
stroy a desire tor alcohol in the most ag
gravated cases."
The Huntingdon Monitor says : Tha val
uables found in the possession of WiilUm
C. Hanson, who met with such a horrible
death in Altoona, recently, amounted to
$1?2,733.27. They were sent to his home,
in Mt. Gilead, Ohio.
In a recent scandal case in Smith county,
Ean;as, a lady witness declined to answer a
question, and the attorney demanded her
resson. " Because it is not tit to tell decent i
people" "Oh, well," said tbe lawyer,
"just walk up here and whisp-r it to the
judge." Omaha Journal.
A Palmer Irishman is credited with send-
.iu. i..ii.a.;.. tHl..m,il.i. ti...Mife td his :
bromerinKew York: "Your w.te d,ed!
yesterday.
We will wake her t.,-iht.-
Come home. P. S- Don't ojn lns for
two hours, so as to prepare- yourself for the
melancholy news." Palmer Juurual.
By referring to the vote on the siher
question, cast last Friday in the C. S Sen-
ai.e, u - iu .a, ui
OB and Wallace voted for the late amend-
ment, which is for tbo Bland dollar, with i
- . f : .1. ... . .1 u. if i
mer prov,s.ons o, co....D ..... y "
acceptaoie. r uii icn uujli issue, ,
changed before then.
fin a Friday evening, not long since,
three tramps, by a back window, entered
the school house in which Miss Lizzie Lon
don teaches school, near Van-Dyke station,
and remained in tbe building till Monday
morning. They left a brisk fire in the stove
to remind the teacher that they had quar
tered there over Saturday and Sunday.
On Saturday morning, the United States
Senate, after a whole night spent in dis
posing of the va-ioua amendments to the
Silver Bill, by a Tote of 48 yeas to 21 nays.
voted to authorize the coinage of the
standard silver dollar, and to restore its j evidence you (the jury) should And a ver
legal tender character." See amendments ' diet for the plaintiff, against John Lnkens,
and proceedings of result, in another col- ! f or $10, ad in favor of Jane Lukens, the
utnn. other defendant," aud the Prothonotary is
The Huntingdon Globe says: Don't for- directed to make up the record as of Feb.
get the rilU tournament on the Fair Grounds
on Washington's birth-day, February 22d.
Sportsmen from Blair, Bedford, Cambria,
Mifflin, Juniata, Fulton, and other counties,
have been extended an invitatiou. A prize
will be given the best marksman. A good
time and some good shooting may be ex
pec ltd.
Railroad tiea in large numbers, compara
tively sjeikiiig, have been taken in from
Lost Creek vailry, to the P. C. R. with
in the past few days, and among the num
ber were loads of ties that had been intend
ed for the Selinsgrove and North Branch
Railroad. If the stockholders of tbe la-d-named
concern do not soon receive a state
ment ot tbe affairs of tbe concern, they will
deem it necessary to call a meeting to or
ganize a movement of inquiry.
Mrs nsan Cargill, tbe lady whose hus
band lately died of small-pox, in the bor
ough of Patterson, desires to return ber
thanks to the Benevolent Troupe," for
their kindness in presenting ber with a share
of the proceeds of what they earned by
their entertainment given in GraybiU's Hall,
January 15th. It is justice to mention that
the boys labored hard to get np the eater
tamraent, and all the proceeds were distrib
uted to the poor of the two boroughs.
They will give another entertainment for
tbe same purpose, on February 2 2d. They
ask a liberal patronage.
Tbe old canal boat that obstructed
the wharf opposite the Eider tannery i
beicg torn to pieces, bjr Done Switaer.
Tbe Railroad company filled its tee
booses in Patterson from the ice that
formed, on the damn in Licking Creek,
during tbe late cold weather.
Tbe United Christian Church at
GrahaiuTille, 3 niilea from Miffiiutown,
in Fermanagh township will be dedi
cated on Sabbath March 10 1878 at
10 o'clock.
Buyers look to your interest if you
cant to buy anything cheap, in tbe
Grocery line, call at the Central Gro
cery, they have the largest and best
selected stock in the comity. They
make a specialty of groceries, and boy
iu large quantities for cash, and conse
quently can defy competition in their
line. Satisfy yourselves by calling id
and piiciug their goods, you will be
welcomely received, and kindly shown
around, even if you do not desire to
buy.
The following is the list of tx col
lectors a) pointed for the year 1878.
Lick Joseph Gray.
Tnscarora Jnfrpli Howling.
Spruce Hill Jauios I'ulbertsi'O.
Ueali L. P. Mc'Hilliaois.
MilfoH-O. P.' II atria.
lVrt K')al Joseph Sttuiuiell.
Patterson S. C. Frank.
Turbett Stewart Heueh.
Susquehanna P. G. Garman.
Monroe J- SbcJletiterger.
Delaware David Speicher.
Thoinpsontown Joseph Feebrer.
Fayette Eira MeLmn.
Fermanagh Simon Muuab.
Miffl-ntown Henry Goshen.
Walker William Kurti.
Greenwood Harrison Minniiuum.
James S. Cox, Esq., of Greenwood
township, was appointed Mercantile
Appraiser.
The following Registers' notices are
published so as to be presentable for
confirmation at next court.
The account of J eroiiab Lyons and
Hush W. Davie Executors of Mtry
Warwick, late of Spruce Uill township,
dee'd,
The supplement and futber account
of Juliu Hecktuan, Administrator of the
estate of Michael Hoffman.
Tbe first and tioal account of Daniel
Pannebaker, Executor of Benjamin
v hi inter.
The Erst and final account of John
Rboads, AdmiuistrMor.&c, of Leon
ard Rhoad.
Tie Grst and final account of Solo
mon KaufTman, late Guardian of Sam
uel Mary and Enos minor children of
Eltas iia'deuian.
The account of Jerome Ilctrick,
dre'd Guardian of Clara Jane Htrr
minor child ol Emma Herr, dee'd aud
daughter of Geo. L. Herr, as stated by
David Uetrick, Administrator of Jer
Qetsiek, dee'd
The account of Dr. Luetan Banks,
Guardian of lliruian D. Smith, child of
Archibald Smith, child of Archibald
Smith, dee'd-
Philadelphia Markets, as per report of
Willinm Bell, wholesale commission nw
. . . , , , :...!
chant, and dealer in general produce, Pier
11. North Wharves, above Race Street
Saturday, Feti. 16, IMS. Beans $1.76to2.
41. BuUit 12tol(,'c, Eggs 13tol5c, Live
Ponltry Chk-kcns ltc. Turkeys 11c, Ducks
12c, Geese 8 ; Dressed Poultry Turkeys 12
tol3c, Chickens ValUc, Ducks 10c, Geese 7c,
.v 404 Ktharw Chuica I.ive Gf ,
41c, Prime do. 3Sc, Mixed, good 20c,
Wheat Penna.and Del. red $1.31, West
ern red $1.31, AiLber $1.35, White $1.4-1,
Rye, Western and Teuna. 68c, Corn, yel
low and mixed 47c, Oats, Penna., Western
and Southern -31c, Dried Fruits Apples,
X. Y. fc Mich, sliced, choice 6c, Peaches,
pared, choice 12c, Cherries, pitted 14c, ua
pitted 3c; Kurs Mink, prime 60c, Fox,
5c, Raccoon 80, Mutrat Cc, Skuuk, black.
I5c. Skunk, st iped loc, Oi-ossum 4c, Wild
Cat loc, liibbil 2c; Provisions Dressed
Hogs, heavy, near by 5c, do., light weight,
near-by 5c, Piekli-d Hams 7c, Smoked do.
PJ" 1r.T Sa" Sides 6 Jc, do. Shoulders 4 Jc,
Lard, Western, in tierces 7 Jo, do. country
lots, prima 7:, do. do., ordinary 7c ; Pota
toesPeerless 5'Jc, Sweet Potatoes, per b-ir-
- l5 )..ions, yellow ,,-r bbl $-"., do.
-a lb.! Crt 1 1 - C I ..enua.J nnm ti
. I r t -
I choice 1 lair to gixd 1 unoiny jx'ea
!$1 .To, Flsxsetsi $1.6-3; Wool Combing
Wool, wardied Jr lb 3Hc, do. unwashed 81c,
Tub washed, choice 4-V, do. fair and ordi-
narv 33c. Uiiwaslied, medium 21c, do coarse
: .c . ciintry
c. .v nde, Vines-ar 12c. Green Hides
Bull 4c, Cow 5c, Steer 6c, Calf 10c ; Sheep
Pelts, larg.'7-jc, ordinary 15c ; Ra WW-
e so an), cKMn 4,, milcd o.
No. 1,
while 5J-; Honey, per lb 15c, Terrapins,
red legs, per dozen 6c, Juniata, per dozen
$3, Snappers, per lb 8c, Tallow, country 7c,
Barks Spanish Oak S 10.50, kock Oak$!,
Hemlock t"; Walnuts, per bus 85c, Shel
barks $1.
Adjourned Conrt Proceedings.
FrnarABT 15, 1878.
Reported by B. F. BurchnVld, for the Sen
tinel and Republican.
In the case of the Insurance Company vs.
John Lnkens and wife, the charge of the
: Court was tiled ' Cnder the weight of the
15. 1878.
Overseers of Bca'e vs. Overseers of Walk
er. Rule to show cause why a supplemen
tal decree should not be made. Returna
ble 19th March, 1878.
John Cleck vs. Joseph Adams and Mary
Adama. Ex. Fi. Fa. K0.8, Feb. term, 1878
Rule for distribution ot proceeds of Sher-(
iff's sale of real estate. Returnable March
19, lfc7S.
Tbe proceed of the sale of the real es
tate of James Cox considered in court, and
an issue directed lo be Irani id between the
claimants, and put at the head of the list
for trial at April term, 1878.
The report ol D. D. Stone, Esq., Auditor
distributing the proceeds of the Sheriff's
sale of the personal property of Jaseph
Adams, was filed, and he was appointed to
distribute tbe assigned estates ot Christian
Benner and Abraham Swartzlander.
Emanuel Long petitioned to be subroga
ted to the rights of Dauiel Lesberand Amos
Folk, as against A. A. Murray, for contri
bution. The Court granted a rule with no
tice to be given the Auditors of Folk.
L. E. Atkinson, Esq., was appointed to
state an account between Isaac Hoffman,
the surviving partner, and Michael Hoff
man's estate, ot the partnership transac
tions in the business of tanning.
In the matter of the real estate of Wil
liam M. Allison, sold by the Sheriff to Wil-
Kara M. Allison, Jr. Sheriff Knouse having
by Some means neglected t sign or seal the
deed, which tact was not discovered nntil
the property had again been sold and tbe
deeds recorded and Knouse gone Tint of
oflice, an order was procured from the Conrt
of Common Pleas, No. 1, of Philadelphia
(that being the court which issued the Tes
tatum Execution upon which the property
Was sold) to the (resent Sheriff to make
and acknowledge a new deed, which was
doue
The life estate of P. B. Shirk in a prop
erty in Beale township having been taken in
execution, the Court awarded a writ to se
quester the rents, issues and profits, and
appointed A. J. Patterson, Esq., Seques
trator to carry the same iutoefljet.
Kebecra C Casner. by her next friend
Robert Leach, vs. William II. Casner. In
divorce. Order of publication granted.
The petition of ciliaeiia ot Delaware
township tor a re-re-revkw of a road in
said township, known aa the Hoops road,
was presented, and Jerome Thompson, John
Moirer .ud J. P. Wharton were appointed
veiwers.
Bun is fc S mucker vs. J. B M.Todd. Ex
ceptions to defendant's bill ot costs. "And
now, 15th Feb., 1878, the mileage of A J.
Ileri!cr stricken off."
I'pou his petition for discharge, Join
O'Donnel was directed to give due legal no
tice of liis intention to apply March 19,
1S7H, for bis disclargo under the insolveut
Uw.
In the Stroup distribution the decree of
the Court was amended so aa to take the
costs of the Sheriff's sale of the fund be
fore distribution, which has the effect to re
duce the amount awarded to Susanna Cox
$.50, and apply that amount to the judgment
of Joseph Long.
Loan Association vs. SCuthersbaugh.
Rule for dissolution of attacknient. De
fendant's antwer filed. Decision reserved
until 19th March, and execution stayed in
the meantime.
Estate of ThiHp Ranck, dee'd. Petition
for inquest ol partition. Inquest awarded.
Public Sales.
Mosdat, Mabch 11. John Esh, Jr., will
offer at pul.lic sale, at his piace of residence
in Mi'tord towaahip. 8 horses, 1 mare with
loal, 2 one year colta, 8 cows, 1 bull, 8 head
of yonng cattle, 1 sow, threshing machine,
reaper, wagons, aud other farming uuple
monts. Sale at 10 o'clock a. a.
Mokdat, FrsarABT 18. Mrs. Mary Wea
ver will sell at public sale, at the residence
of Tobias Weaver in Walker township, at
10 o'clock a. m., on Monday, February 18,
lri7S, Four horses, one mare with foal, 3
cows, 6 shotes, farming ntensils and house-
bold goods.
Tbtbsd.it, Fkbbcabt 21. Nathan Yo-
der will sell at public sale, at his place ol
residence in Fermanagh township, about
one-fourth mile south of book's saw-mill,
1 mare, 3 cows, 2 bead young cattle, 1 smite,
farming implements and household fund
ture. Sale at 12 o'clock N.
Tbi bshai. rcauiaii 21. O. S. Gron
ir.ger will mil at public sale at his residence
in Mi'.tord township, 4 horses, 4 cow, lot
f your.g cat'le, lot of hops and farming
implements. Sale at 10 o'clock A. M.
Mom'at, FiaarABr 25. Christopher Ty
I ...:o . .ii 1.1- i !...... ,... ,!!..
) - "- , T "
-exico, ..---u-
dir. February 25. 1H78, fix horses, two
mares wilh toal, eight m:lch cows, 1 bliHal
eo bull, 2 head .ol lat cattV, 6 htad of
young cattle. 10 sliulos, and a large lot of
farming- implenieiits
Fbuat, Mabch 1. Jacob Voder will sell
at public sale, at bis 1 Lice of residence, in
Fayatta tornUtis w wmU warihwrst of
Oakland Mills, One sorrel mare wilh foai,
2 milch cows, 3 head of young cattl-, one
sow, and farming uU-nsila. bale at 10
o clock A. M.
Sattkdat, Mabch 2. David Smiib, Jr.,
will offer at public sale, at her place of resi
dence oue-half mile east ot Ttiompsontown,
Tv.i l...r.e& 1 tuM.vpjr f.l.l roll. lA'd COWS. .
4 bead young cattle', i brood sows, 8 shotes,
and farming implement,. Sale at 10 o'clock.
Fbipat. Mabch 8. TIiolias Arbuckle
will ofler at pub.ic Su.e, at his re,.l,nce in , nQr(,ieaat of M,fliint.wn. Tl.e im
Tuscarora township. Three head ol horses, ; .. ,
4 cows, 3 h.ad loung cattle, 14 head ol
young catue, o oro,i sows, an wun w,.
4D shotox, 3 Poland China and Berkshire
boar pies, 27 head of heavy altered sLotcs,
also a lot of farming implements. Sale at j
10 o'clock a. M .
Friday, Mabch 15. Stephen Reno will
oflor at public sale, at his place of resi
dence, in Fermanagh township, near Cuba
Mill, Two mares, 1 two-year old colt, two
one year old colts, one cow, fresh ; 2 heif
ers, six shotes, 4 wagons, and other farm
ing uteusils. Sale at 10 o 'click A. M.
LIVE STOCK ATFUBLIC SALE !
The undersigned will offer at public sale,
on the farm of Michael Sieber, in Walker
township, at 10 o'clock A. a., on
Tiesdat, Mabch 12th, 1878,
Five head of Horses, 20 heal of Cattle,
Cows, Bulls and.St.s k Cattle, a number 01
which are of Durham stock; 25 bead ol
g-jod stock Sheop. Terms Ten months'
note with approved security.
MrCHAEL SlKBKB.
A. S. Adams.
PrBLic Sale. The subscriber will offer
at public sale, at bis residence in Academia,
Juniata county, Pa., at 1 o'clock P. M., on
Friday, February 22, 1878, Thirty head of
Cows and Toung Cattle, Four head of
Horses, a lot of Shotes, a quantity of Sugar
cured Bacon. Terms : Note at ten months,
with approved security.
J. KEVIN POMKROY.
Jan. 30-4 1
ATTENTION !
JACOB BATMAN, as Agent for E. F.
Batman, will oiler at public sale, at the
MIFFLIMTOVTrV FOCSDRT,
THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1878,
The following described property :
FIELD ROLLERS,
CORN TLANTERS,
PLOWS, GRAI.V DRILLS,
A D ALL KINDS OF PLOW POINTS,
STOVE GRATES of different kind's, KET
TLES. POTS, SKILLETS, Ac.
Also, a lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE. Also, 1 BUUOY, 1 SPRING WAUON
BF.D, and a set of Wheels, and numerous
other articles not enumerated.
Terms made known on day of sale.
JACOB BATMAN,
Agent for B. F. Batman.
Jan. 23, 1878.
Subscribe for the Sentinel and Republican.
It contains raorfc, and greater variety of
good and nsefnl readirg matter than any
other connty paper.
31 A It HI ED:
DERR ROHRER On the 12th Inst., at
the residence of the bride's parents, by
Rev. C. Myers, Mr. William M. Derr, of
Schuylkill county. Pa., and Misa Emma M.
Rohrer, of Eoney Orove, this county.
MACLAV POMEROT At the resi
dence of John T. Nourse, Esq., by Rev. J.
C. Oliver, assisted by Rev. J. Y. Shannon,
Dr. David Maclay, of Franklin county, and
Miss Mary, daughter of the late lion. Jos.
Poineroy, of Academia, Pa.
1H ED:
VAX-oUMEK Jan. 30, 1878, In Dark
county, Ohio, Mr. Edum Van-Ormer, aged
about 51 years. A large family mourn his
death. lie was born near McAlisterville,
this eountr.
CLOSING PRICES
or
DE HAVEN &TCWNSEND,
D'HKEUS,
No. 40 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Stocks Bought and Sold either for Cash or
on a Margin.
Feb. 18, 187S.
Bin. Ask nil.
L. S. 6's 18X1 1W
18tl., J & J 1121
18C7 10.1$
u lf,8 10
10-tuV l'i
Currency, 6's ll'
" .Vs. l!?i.new H4J
4l's, new, lOf
4's " l"'i
Pennsylvania R.R 2" J
Philadelphia &. Reading R. R.. 1o
Lehifth Vallev K. R 40
Lehich Coal & Xavig ition Co. . 1?J
rnited Compatiivs of N.J... . 119
Pittstiurg, Titnsville &. Buffalo ,
R. K H
Philadelphia Jt Erie R. It IJ
Northern Central 11. K. Co.... Ifi
Hestonville Pass. R. R. Co f
(iold 102
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MIFFLINT0TN MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomas
MirrtisrowB, Feb. 20, 187.
Butter 2
F.frrs '
Lard T
Ham 11
Bacon................ &
Potatoes S3
Onions.... 40
Hags 2
MIFFLINTO'.VN GRAIN MARKET
Corrected weekly by Buyers i. Keunedy.
QCOTiTIOkS fob To-oat.
Wednesday, Feb. 3', le78.
Wheat 1 20
Corn, 4d
Oats 2:to2H
Rve W
Timotliv see.1 1 fXKol 10
Clovers'eed Wtol 25
. PRIVATE SALES.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. 175
Bi res, more or lea. one hundred and twenty-live
or thirty acres of which are cleared
and under ciil:iat:on, situated ia Tuscar-.ra
Vallev. Jm.iata county, r.. ssveu luius
from Mifiiiitown, the county seat of said
coimtj , and llmr miles from the Pennsyl
yania R iilroad at Port Iioyal, oiinled ty
lands of Mrs. G. W". Tbempson and others,
having thereon a Oood Home and Bira,
and all necessary outbuilding, rood never
failing ruuning water at both house and
barn, an abcr.djnca of fruit of different
klmls. Will be sold for $ ('', and if de
sired, $ ''0 may remain In the jirojierty.
j Ftr j,,;,.,,! iqmre ol the ur.drrsign.-d
; jji.ii,,, tUe premises, or by letter at
Pott Koal, Juniata Co., Pa.
J. F. G. LONG.
A VAIXARLK FKM OF 12' ACHES,
m re or less; 1"0 acr.-s cleared and in a
J '-? '' f "-'""'ion. b.-longit-g to the
"f J 'hn Y"'-r' ''
I offorM at Private Sale. The Farm is situ
1 . , . . . ... . ,,. , ,hrM
j gaBj. j5 ,rn an(j olhcr outbuildinrs. There
f urver-failine ster at the
- r - - o "
door. A stresm of water traverses the
farm. An Orchard of fruit in variety, in
cluding grapes in b -aring condition, is con
venient to the huil liiigs. For lurther in
formaiion address
D A. YOPER,
Port Royal, J uniaU Co., Pa.
A FIP.5T-RAT&FAKW, CONTAINING
One Hundred and Sixty Acres, in Ihe best
wheat-growing district in the State of Ohio,
situated one-half mile fnm Amanda rail
road station, iu Fairfield county, and one
mile from a good pike. The improvements
area larjre two-story BRICK HOUSB (13
rooms, hall and cel'ar). Double Log Barn
and Stable, and other buildings, and a well
of good water. A stream of spring water
traverses the centre of the farm. There is
a large orchard on the premise. Will take
$70 per acre, part cash, rest in payments.
A f ir-u adjoining sold for $100 per acre.
Tbe reason for selling, ia tbe desire to invest
in city property, in Circleville. For all in
formation address J. SWETER,
Pickaway Co., Ohio.
A FARM OF 75 ACRES, 65 ACRES
clear and in a good state of cutivation, the
balance in timber, in Spruce Hi township
Juniata county, Pa., one-haf mie from the
proposed rairoad from the Juniata to the
Potomac river, six mies from Port Royal
The improvements are a Large Stone Dwe-
ing House, 28x10 feet, with a we of good
water at the door. Bnk 3arn, Corn Cribs,
and other outbniMings, a arge A ppe f r
chard, aud a great variety of fruiu Aso
the right to quarry iuie stone on a farm
about a haf distant. The farm has been
limed recenty.
Terxs One-haf cash, baince in two
annua payments.
For fuitbcr tarticutrs address
S. A. HOFFMAN,
Spruco Hi, Juniata Co., Pa.
A FARM OF SIXTY ACRES IN PELA
ware to-vnship. Laud of good quality,
having thereon erected a LOG HOUSE,
weathet-boaided, BANK BARN, nearly
new. and other outbuildings. Convenient
to churches, schools and mills Fiiuated 3
miles north of Thompsoutown,4 miles north
of Thompsontown railroad station. For
more definite particulars call on or address
SAMUfcL J. KURTZ,
East Sal.'m, Juniuta Co., Pa.
TWENTY ACRES GOOD TIMBER
LAND 2 miles from Patterson and Port
Royal, one-half mile from Saw Mill. Other
tiniberlaad adjoining this can be bought.
Apply to B. V. BURCIIF1ELD,
Office, Bridge St., MiHlintown, Pa.
arge stock of resdy made clothing of the
-Li latest and choicest styles, tor men and
boys, hats, caps, boots and shoes, notions,
furnishing goods in endless variety for sale
at Samuel Strayer'a, ia Patterson.
' Leal vVolCr.
JECEI PT6&EX PEN D ITU R KS
or TBS
COUNTY OF JUNIATA,
FBOM Jaxuabv 1, 1STT, TO DEX'BX BER St.isrf.
To IHe ffimomhtr lh Jwlyf of th Oxat uf
Otmmon lieta nf Juniata ttmnty:
TheanilerKlened.Anilltors or the County of
Juniata. eleetMl and sworn nrrorilinirtolaw,
to audit, settle anil artjnxt tlienerounu of the
Treasnrer.Hherlir and Comnilssltinentof the
said County of Junluta, resprrtfully report,
thntwe met In the Amlluira' offle. In Mif
flintown. on the first Monday of Jsnnarr.
H7S, beuin Ibe7th day of the inootli. and af
ter a rnreul examination of svld accounts,
we find them to he es follows from the first
day of Jnhtlary.ltt7i.to the Jlst :y of Dereni
hor, l77. the Treasurer for the years 1ST7,
lt'iiwrt E. Porker. tq.. being present Bt the
a-tl!eim-ntt
ItOnEIlT H PARKER. Trmsmr. De.
To lwIsn from lnt yeflr fi3 7
To otuiud!nz tit au4 t'liunty
Taxes WTtli
To amount of T..xv irvltii Pir is;?... 'l-t e7
To aiomiat of moio'y rwelve! from
Sale or 4'ounty Bonds In ITr. hy
J .ill". Iiean .. iWU U
To ViT.Hct and Wllo.-asea inm rc-
rvlved liooi Protlionotary M S!l
To rash trool Overseers ol NUlltml
t.mnsliip. li aveouui of kerptUK
Mary l;r.k.ill 171 SO
To ab frolll saloe n a-eounl of
JudKineia .o. , Keru ry li-rm,
1ST,.:.. 254 47
To rash from Treasurer ot Miltlm
tn.r.niKti. 'Ol a..:iTit r JildiitoT, 27j TS
Toenli fn.in K. W. II. Kreld.-r, n
for violation of Kish ltwa 2J Ou
Tocanii lioin SiiyuVr -muiy, hy Jas.
lx .in, dialled of v-na 9VJ So
H77. CONTRA. r.
puid Issued prior to Is77 I 105 17
Jiv aioounl ol I'.Mimy unler;,
P'd. is-unl III I-T7 IIPO 81
Itv ninmitit tif road vl.-w r-
tiU.-utrs paid -
!y amoui.t ol .Mate Tax paid ll'Jiia
ar celltnve on s;lne li SI
By cash t.J i'in M. Uiirnian,
tula 177 A
Bvetoiior..Hiiiisto!eciors 8-0 so
1 13' am.aiiit X utHt.iiiding
SISU-IIM l olinl)! IHIrt Hr IV
Bv Treasurer's s'auirv 77-i isi
Knlunrv due County 117.il Ti
-f7".l-2 21
Jan. 1, 1K78, To balance due County, f !5.7iI 70
IHT7. W.P. WALIJ.SA-, Ir.
To verdict fees doling tbe venr- W) On
.'r. By tash from J. bekller '.H
1 7. M. 11. K NOCS E. StfTir,
Jau. I, To balaucw, verdict fees . ...
nr.
..tNOu
8TA TKME.VT OF OVTSTA A PfXG TAX
TV ia th A.mJ nf the serrraf tWrrtort, Jaa
warjy Im. IS7K.-
CW!f.!ora. j Diliriet.
I
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174
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II- 77
J.m Nipple
J.ihut.'oiiu
' A fuver
':( reenwood
Xprui-e li'.;l
iMonroo
Tuacarora
5 M
4W U7
st
7 11
J71 71
IH, 4.)
m x:
IM Z,
:N VI
KiK HI
, n m be.de
Win 1 lai k Ia-i.Im
Jitr.b Klsber lirt-nwirfvl
W KeiiHwelt Walker
JHMiirl.y latterson
W li tlutherfo'd Port Hoal
I'liihp Kinitii lJi-k
(livici. shi very Kaye'te
1. lirnnisoolia H-iile
II II liruii .k.-r Kayette
J'l:n llarrv Tiiir.ra
VI
r,
lj
f4.t
jr tui
1h M
74
ll S.
-"T
Vi fi.
K
7i4 HI
J
' It lloriiliut 'Minim
Henrv llouu'.e Delaware
U J k-.I;. I or I Hnyal
l-Mllu Kilmer forta-it
Joun Kellv aiteron
Jot.u MeMreu Walker
FutlruoertfcT Keriuanaitli
T T It.-vnobU riionipsoutown (sr.
MitMnmp il.vk
W Nnl.rret MilM.rd l2
Irim.1 swarlz M .nriH l. .
S Wharton xpruee HI'.l 't"C7
lis .11
Jsi -t
lot W
j ''UI1H Vuianiehanuis s7i
Total amount nUm-iti out...
tU7!7 10
All of which Is respect fully iil.niiu-d.
I.KIVIS I'K'iAS,
JNU. K. Ai.LtX.
U. HVKFMW.
ftotf.jr Awiitwe.
Atditor-V OrricE,
MlT.nituau, January It', I. J
' -:o:
ST A TEMKV'it OF OltrtKKfl TR4WX XV
t.1e t vi?aer tltr tmntw Jwunt.
v th J-rr.rrrth-rt-t,j. fi vi the U' 'toy of
Jv.wu h. l-v?, up t' th'r ixt tiny ut y.rauar.v,
1S7H ttikrn rm Vie rernrtts mi the t'omttU
il.m-ellaart.u3.
Cot:ntv ninlllors and Clerk $
sl Muo'.ii'ia. error lu statement as
Trea-u 1 er
Buyer;. A Kennedy. e,al for j;il
buyers KenmMy, miI for court
'house -
James Minson. aioiiey paid 011 tf'ray
reloaded
Kolari CummlUiCs oveip.od l..x lor
I;.,
J 1. le-riou. stove and pi;eforjall ...
Airl Kin, tej.'-us lo j..ll
Tiioiui.s 1 oj.itoue rent for hold. tig
eleel loll
It K ! r inov.-r. houae rent lor hoid-
liitf eleelloli -
Oeor-4.- M.ams. s'dowlnx Port Itoynl
Si 61
? 41
4V u
117 )
r. 3
s
n a
S f st j
S isj
7 00
4 00
A
lull!'
C'ouory i'oinuiiMo!ier, l'll ol irnv
eliio: expends, ete., while hold
ing appeals
M H llasnoar, house rent for holding
elections..
D M MvJull-h. house rent for hold
ing eleclloll
Janiea .Meluiul.llii. house rent for
holding elections -
O I Moiie, iron leOte:. for jail
Jneoh A ChrNtv, attorney fees
Altteil L sVeUVt.furuiMiiim material
and la.vii.ic pavement
II Wlllia: ter.leiMiriinfe.il pre-ses...
La-wih i-u.:.ii. house rent tor IrdttMig
election -
J W .Miitiiersl..M.rfli. h.iruware
K I.U'twig. t .u.u rent lor l.oMiui;
el-l-llol
f. lian!:s. medtea! atlendaiHss a' Jail
Alex Kpeddy, crying couri nd ex-
rt:s.iire.. - --
B V i!uln:e.n, wTk 11 1 oitirl Ikmi-m-
1) 1 i 'rawford, me JIr.il iilten o.U'-e it
jail
H K Kryinoyer. house rent lor hold-
1114 ei.vlioUM
Thomas l ox, liouse nut :.r lioldiiiK
ele.tions -
Jurv I'o.iiTiils.l.aieraand el.-rU
J lliariler. aliati.'lnellt oil taxes.. ..
1 1 W swarls. " "
TT Uevnol.ls. " " -
H H Hnioak-r, " "
John P Kelly. " "
Samu.d Wharton.
I'h'lip Kilinor. " "
Ckii.
4 on
i uo
; is
v ii
t 50
3 i
is.
SA ll
J7 :i
II S7
h 47
I'd I'
ll H
:rj 11
57 ai
30
a. . :ii
37
hS 4
lianiel Knouse.
John M.-M.ea. " "
Wm piirr-nla-nrer,
W s Slerrelt. " "
J J Krelintsholtz, " "
rah n Knricer,
L iehrHler, percental on co'iectlon, lis .;
J N Howe.
a". (CI
J11.1 Wtneirar.lner, "
111 47
4 7-J
II 71
Kl
1. l'l
1 A l-auver.
W H Nelson.
J lie.de.
M 1 Hontiherty, -
J L Burner. "
Ss aa I
win M.ajoune.l.
41 71
nam
7 III
SS 14
ii: t
KS ml
XS 31
111 W
211 -X
2r.s a
JBMelov,
fGsneliey, "
S im'l M I.iughlln, "
Jaa K Marley, " "
I'aleli l'arker,
Jns M Mnrlev. "
Joseph Mpple.
Wm Kennwell, " "
Olhersinall Idll of sundry p-rsons
aniouiitiii In tlie utiiffeyaie 10
Totut
Constable and JuMlee Fee' in Oornnwnwtalth
ttuea.
E W H Kreider. 8 9 Wilson A others, SSi 52
Commonwealth Wilnene:
Wra D Campbell and othera f
Orojiers" and JuMicei InqmeitionM.
Jos MiddAKh. Win Donn mid olh.-r-, I a. l'l
Jurore" paytirimdanil Petit.
T.m U'.llin. fi V MrAlistet and
others ""
Omntjf r.omU Redeemed.
Wm II Knouse. John C Hetnelc and
others f-J'- 00
Attestor.
Aaron Ildy, Thos Arhnckle. 1-wls
Ijurehflfld and others 8"3 40
Constable Returnt and Tipttant.
Jonntiinn McCoy, John M Stutts and
others J S 2
Fox. Mink.aml WM Cat Sra'pt.
Dnnlel Amey. William Whistler and
others 1
Rstrw Penitentiary.
Paid to E 8 Wright, warden S 38 2t
State Lunatic Ilorpital.
P.I-1 f Tnhn A TVi.T Trenstirer. for
. .-1 1 .
mainLalning Margarel Brack bill. I 217 40
County Priton.
Wm H Know, keepln tramp 1 132 90
Win IC Knouse. Shertll fees Ho :
Wm 1 Walls, keepinu tramp 071 1
Win D Walls, boarding prisoners, Ac. 701 IS
Total....
. tl dS 73
Lrrnl jVoVe.
Robert Stlnson, road tlania jeat I-
J K Kelly. " - 3' )
W S fUrret, " Hi m
J J Hatb-raon. " " 1 IS
Ueorwe Tavlor. " " uo
Wilson saii.lTer. " " . St i
Henrv Sh-.nvr, " " DO
Wilson jird. " " IO
Joseph Kl -heson, " a 1
Joia-iliArd. " " VtSS
Total .
IHItnl OS) lMnly Boixh
Joseph Rotliro.'k, Jolih Zcs.k and
others u SSIM 35
Bonsull A Jarkman, ntiUHc prlDtlne,
tl. 11..11 Idahks. e. i Mt 86
B F rtchweler, ptildln printing. a!ee-
tlon prociamalloD. Sec Vto 71
TotaU
i S14 l
intlticntry.
Wm Mnnn.d"-kMs f ir Prorhonolary
and lleni-.er'a l:U-es t 73 JO
V"ni S'.niii. d.a-kets Lit Fmthott.Hary
and liriKter's ofll., and lerii.n
hlnks. . . M LI
Wm Ma dix-keiaior .H.ier'lT soffl-e - 76
Win Mann, d.a kets r r l'r..h.iila-
rv's nlti.N-, kii:! atiiiloni'ty . 61 W
K I. ili.lt.-r, i.l.uik noisier J 11
Total..
.1 V Auran.l, repairs to liile f 31 OR
Wm li. i:i li, ailfUtion tu foil rfy..l
l.rl.lise 12 00
)!4 IrfoiiuiKer. repairs louppcr Lick-
liix t'rerk ln.lte , 24 00
W A Tiainiy. repairs to bridge at
i'n K'wels - 7 OH
Henry suli.nH. rrpuiia to IIoriiiiiK'a
l.n.liie 4 SO
Joseph Alla-rt. r piilra lo brl-.'ge at
Vi'elers ... HO 00
ilanrr Md'.ihan. repairs lo bridge uX
fonieroy's - - S 00
Sllmrmiet i.l. repairs lo bridge at
liirni s mill li
J B Meloy, repairs t. bridge at Ie-
I'uiha'o'a . 2 26
OfiHrontnaer, ri pairs to bridge at
npp.-r l.l. klne iT-k 21 75
O M rhn. plank for U1.U- at
I'on.e.v's .. W
Jarne ; if. . ile, r. p:.lr to Ilrj ner s
hrl.l-e 21
Samuel V-.a.-uhlin. ph.Lk for hry-
ner's iiralue 5 M
Jam.-s ti lu-ale. repairs U t.rldKe at
BrviKr"s..... Vi
Total.
..I 24
CommiM-ivmm' 'ITt-'r.
James MelJiuahlln, O.ninussio'ier s
I...s.. , .
Oavld H I'o.T, Coliim'SsoMler's let s. . f IW
W II lir. Hinder. " " lilloS
JaiTien lieaii, 'lerk to O'linty Cora-
missloiiers .. 41) O
laii.h A I'brlstv. v.iii;v. .i" ro
Jni.ii M. N"uli . Janitor 11"
J W leen. :erK to Boardol lfa.vl.lou M 'O
WuiUeotU. " " " Ml
Tola! .
11X70 26
Ptibtic Oyl".
Wm ?,t Allln-.n. sndttitiK rr..thr.nf-
larv ati.l lte's;er ottieeafor l f li
A J ll.'llerson. r:strl.-t Aitoiney f.-a, ! W
John T Metlln. Indexing iloekeis 5" '
I I Wall IS. tliJeXlllK daaktrU "
Jacob lU idler, bill of f -ea SIB 'J
Total-
.... 16H IS
6'enrr.f of Spring Werfian.
J II M. AlNterand others. J-.i laea. In
(MfCloeH. l,Tks '.. f leetioua.
hprkUtf ami S is2 '
RrrapUnlali'tn.
Miscellaneous. .'. J 21 62
Conofahies' nnd Just le a' fees in Cora-
inoiiweall ease ... --" 'l
Coiliioooweallh wltiies-s l4
onnens' ln.nlslf ions .r7 10
Jurors' criy Krand and petit ... Jl.rj is
Ouoiy
lv uiuili re.lt emeu .. . wt- no
AnMHMirK
ft; a
:l -.'
t t'tintHh!' return en ! f ; i:ve.
j wihl l t. Hnx.arut mink . 1 j h
i Wt-rii Kiiitnt inry..
; tte l-tinitlir HviopiiHl -
' (njrity , 1h4.h
j K.Hi.i i.uu.u:t(
ini. ret -..v..-
ITiMtiu
! stiirion-ry .....
; HrMietx - -
I I 'Otll IU ift"iIMr Offivf. sr
-L;ir l-tlltH- ;
' 0ru-rl huJ iiprlnelectloD
if iV
24
!7 l
ir ;.t
IU
8' oil ,i
sit
44 -i4
.Via I
Ssi SO
, Grand total -'4i S
-
U't thelVii.imisslonera of tlie nainty of
; Juniata, for the year 177. in compliance
! fcli nMten.ertt of tne recetpf nnd eTpeji.H-
wnil nm law. uo ,moiio ..." ...- -Fi... -
1 lores ol cainiy aTnream ar ine yeer i..
Uiven under our imn ia at ihe 1...1111111-
sion.-rn' iiiiIit In MilUiulown, this I'.'i'i day
of January, 1STS.
JMEs Mct.At GJILIX.
l.A VIi H. 1AX.
Wit. H. (ilti'MNOKR.
Attest! tm.mjonert.
Jami.s lusrsi, Vb rk.
fxad iltlrm to the rVrmtrs; tafrment of
h K,-sj Ipis mid Kieiidiiur. s ol tl.e ei.ini
tv til Junt-ita. for the year s... I herevrirh
piirdish the loiiow'nsr. as ahowins Ihe In
ts.i....itifu. ol tae canity or Jnnluia . ti'e
first ilny ol January, !... as ai-eruiiieil l.y
Ihe I'oiintV A'l-i.lors exaliilllitl i 'II of the
summon t!i !-!h i .y f January. W-i. to wit:
Affrv-ie amonnt f ontstandlrn
eotii.lv Itnndx with Int. rrst on Iba
salne up to the IkI of Jan.. Ifi7a S-V1107
Outst:.':. lips eoumy orders on J.. un
ary 1st, sjs !;
Liabilities of the county.-.
Ic-.lTl SO
Kromwhieh ileiluet
Anil, ol oufsion.liiiK fi.xesin
ihe hands t.l is.Iie'-tors. on
Jan. i7s anw w
Ual. In h-n I of Treasurer
Jan. I. I vs r7ul 70
Itahmee of tudament ncainot
MUford towusbip.. . ) M
Sllsa SO
Indebtedness of rouotj- Jan. I, TS, SIL3 OS
liesraelfiillv, r
JAMES DKEX. Clerk.
f itmni.vilonrrs' ot!i.s.. 1
Mint iiiiown. Jan. Hh. IS7R.)
j x. B ! I'ikv lv well toKtate lierethnt the
4 a 1 reason of ihe diser" piiiiey in Hie an. mint of
1 an ouis'nii-i'n r..univ twin.!-. ... the 1st 01 Jan
Li", isi I n.irv. s;. and the oiits.ndinit roiinty laoels
on the Is! ..; January. l7s. :s owinj to Ihe
SI3 I amo'ini of tl-..iirteren.e in th- l.i.l in.-e in
7 (a, the I.hii is 1.1 tl.e l'n iuun r.il li:eis.in!uii.-e-I
lllrU. 0 1 kill I years, respei-livejy, as lollows :
4 "O a-.. .1 . I......I. ,.(T-.,-r Lie I Ul H
Tolv.l! In han.tsof Tren'r Jan. I.TS.. 1 l 70
T!i Indel.l.sinem of (lie county on the l of
J .nu.i'j . JsTs, la-inn ur M,'" ass lliau on
Ihe 1st of January, isr.
lUtsuss-tfuliy. ite..
JA.MKs PFFN-.
ilerkof Oii-inoer.
Ualiince in hands or the Treasurer
per An.iitoV port SlTTC-l 70
Amomii of per cent, hood
f.ill.nir di;e 011 or laflore 1st
01 April. 1S7S fll3 30
Amount ol o per ent. lamda
taliitiir -lu. on or la-tore 1st
of April. 1S7S 75fct 00
itainli.-e l la- provldetl forhy
reneMral or s .le of iH.nds, .r
collection of taxes 32 SO
!wr- S-i-prrJI "i0
Thealave statement will explain Ihe larije
.s j lialnursf lu the Tre-tsiiry .i.m n hv tl.e Au.il-
Iots. Mam onialiee was provuievi .riiie..ti..v
bv 'he sale of per nut. Im.ii.1s lor the pur
pl of paytnir off 7 and S ja-r cent. Is.n.la
laliing uuedurihK Hie tirai nioiiih of isth,
H II. a l'o!tiiuis.ioner.
M n. ineethe A u'litors' eti leno'ni la.nds
filling doe an. iHiumiK lo i.o0 have been
lifted.
PRIVATE SALES.
THE HEIRS OF PETER AND SUSAN
MINGLE oft".T at private sale, the real es
tate of said decedents, sitiiatei! in Fenu in
agh township, Juniata county, Pa., one mile
west of nifllintown, containing about 2d
Acres of Land, nearly all of which iacleared
and in a good state of cultivation, having
thereon erected a commodious DWELLING
HOUSE, Bank Barn, and all necessary out
buildings There is a large variety of ex
cel. ent Kroit on ihe jTemises, and a well of
good water at the door. For further par
ticulars apply at the Sentinel oflice, Lewis-
town, Jacob Beuaea, .miinniown, or 10
He.vst Mholi, oa the premises.
ONE OF THE MOST PROFITABLE
BLACKSMITH STANDS in ihi county
may be purchased of t'le undersigned at a
reasonable price. The property is situated
in Johnstown, Juniata Co., Pa., and with
the Smith stand includes a lot of about
TWO ACUE3, havirg thereon erected a
comfortable Two-story Framellous?, a com
modious SlalJe and other outbuildings.
There is a Well of good water at the dorr
of the bouse. For particulars call on or
address WM. HOOPS.
Walnut P. O., Juniata Co., Pa.
No paper in the Juniata Valley publishes
as large a quantity of reading matter as the
Scntintl and Republta. It ia above all
others the paper for the general reader.
Job work on short wetrae at this ofllee.
M1SCELL.WEOVS
GRAND OPENING !
IN
THE CRYSTAL PAL AC E BUILDING.
BLUDGE STREET, MIFFLINTOWN, PA.,
OF
Dry Goods, Groccricsj
READY-5IADK VLOTlIIxt-j
, Cups, Boot?, Shoes Q.iwnswAr?, Glassware, Tin-.vare,
Spices, Notions, Soaps, Sitlt, &c.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS,
And will be sold at astonishingly low priries.
nT" Now is the time t.vssve money by buying at the Crystal Palace Store. Call ia
nd examine our good and bear our prices. No trouMa to so oo.U.
RORERT V. PARKER.
MilRiatown, December 11, 1877-tf
D. W. HARLEY'S
I the place whera you can bu
THE BEST A.M THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
tUTS, CiPS. BOOTS, SHOES, JSD rURMSHlXd GOODS.
HE is prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select sWVi ever offered la
this market, and at JSTOXISIUSaL 7 LO IV PRICES !
Also, measure taken for Wits aud part of suits, which will be made to order
at short notice, vert r?asonable.
-1 . -
r the place, in Hr.tTmafl
1, MIFFLlNTO'nJf, ri.
Remember
Water streets,
SAM'L STBAYER
Has just rlared from the Eastern oitis with a full rarietj of
mm & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTi' FL'RNlSniN'fJ GOODS. Goods of a'l kinds are lo-v Come and me
and be astonished. Pant at 75 cent). ZI S'.'ITS MADS TO (KDF.!t.3
Patterson, Pa., llav 2, 187i. SAMUEL STUaTER.
Proftuumal Cttrd.
JOUIS E. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
V1FFLINT0WN, PA.
CT-Collectfiig and Converancing prompt
ly attended to.
Ornct On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House S-pujre.
LFHED J. l'ATTER50Nt
ATTOEHET-AT-LAW, .
xrtrri 1 VTntr V jrvHTiffi PI. !
All business prompt'v attended to.
Orric On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House square.
JOBERT Mf7MlENl
Attornev and Counselor -at-Law.
Prompt attention given to the securing
and collecting of claims, and all legal busi-
OrricK on bridge street, first door west
ot the Belford building.
April It, 1875-tf
J WID D. STONE,
ATTORNEY- AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Collections and all proleasional busi
ness Ton.ptlr attended to.
june'Jtt, lr77.
f. IjFrciTfield,
ATT0R.NET- AT - LAXC,
MlFFLlXTOlvy, P.I.
All b is-ness infrusle'l to his care will be
carelnlly atid promptly altendeil to Col
lections made. Real estate l night, s! I or
exchanged. Leases negoti it.-d. Lands in
the South. West, and in the county tor sale.
Office on Bridge Street, otpoite Ihe
Court House. aprll '77
john Mclaughlin,
INSURANCE AGENT,
PORT ROY JL. JCSUT.l CO., rj.
UyOnly r.di ihle Companies represented.
Dec. 8. 1875-ly
THOMAS A. ELDER, 31. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
M1FFLIST0 W'iV, rj.
Omce hours from 9 a. M. t i 3 p. .. Ot.
flee in his father's residence, at the south
end of Watet street. oct22-tf
y m . Til a VfoiTd7T. v.,
1I:ls resiinii-d actively the Drac'ice of
Meiiicine and Sifgery and their collateral I
brunches. t)llii-e at th." old corner of Third J
and Or.ing" streets, M.illintown, Pa.
March Z'J, 187H
J M. BRAZKE, 51. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON,
.Icademin, Juxicfa Co , Ta.
frrrica formerly occupied by Dr.Stern-tt.
Professional bnsrness protu'illy attendml to
at ail hours.
D.
L. ALLKX, M. D-,
lias commenced the practice or VTedirine : Th n..r,; ,, e,,mlnencfd
and Mirgerj- and all then-collateral ..ranches.) 1Ih.heril,g blM1I1.M ia t., boruusb of H.t
Otiice at Academia, at tbe residence of tliuiown.
Capt. J. J. Patterson.
Jjnly 1 ". lS7t
II
EXRY I1ARSE1BKRGEK, M.
Continue the practice of Medicine and
Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Olfice at his residence in McAIislervrle.
Feb 9. l7rt
GREAT BARGAINS !
I will sell the foltowfng nn?ed Sewing
Xai:bines at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
$25 TO $30 WILL BUY A
White.
Remington,
Howe,
New .American,
Weed,
Singer,
Whitney,
Davis,
C rover k. Baker.
The New Domestic.
Kew machines sold in lots of four
holesale prices.
All attachments furnished cheap Also
a full assortment of needles, and oil of fhu
best quality.
By sending 60 cents yon can hare for
warded by return mail 12 assorted needles
by J. It M. TODD.
Sept 21, 1?77 Patterson. Pa.
JDVERtlSEMLW TS.
New Building, corner of Bridge
Sept. 15, Wi
and
a-tt
Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia!
Dyspepsia is the most perplexing of all
human ailments. Its sxmptouis aie almost
infinite in their variety, and the forlorn and
despondent vietinis of the disease often
' fancy themselves- the prev, in to n of every
j known luaUdy. SMs ia due, in port, to the
j close sympathy which e.i.-.ts oetaeen the
st'tn ai-h and the brain, an 1 in ( art also to
! the fact tht any di-.turhan.-e of the dies-
tire function neetssarily disorders the liver.
the bowel a" l th.j nervous system, and af
fects to seme extent, tbe quality of the
blood.
E F K tinkers Bitter wii'e of Irn is a u-o
'cnr-. Th:s is not a new p'ejantion. to bo
! tried and found wvitimr. If has been rre-
sciibed daily tor niany yea- in the pr lice
of eminent phrsici.uis wilh lin; araielied
success. It is not x pec ted or intended to
cure a'l the diseases to wh'rh the 'hnrru
family is suhj srt, but l warr.mred to enre
Dyspepsia i;i its most rl atinafe !.rm. Kiie
kel's Bitter Wine of Iron revrr tails to cure.
1 Symptoms of Dispep.-U are loss of a
j tife, wind and rising of li.e fia-,.J, dryr.e
the mouth, he-irtbtiT, rtia'en ion of
I pe
s' of
the month, he-irtbu'T, rfia'en ion of the
! stom ich and la.wel. constipation, h -ad
ache, dizziness, leeplesness aud low spirits.
Try Ihe great remedy and be convinced of
its n:eri'. Oct the genuine. Take only
Kunkel's, which is put only in one dollar
bottles. Depot, 2V.I Nor'S Ninth Street,
Philadelphia. Pa. It never fails. For sale
by alldrui:iss v.id dealers everywhere.
"Ak lor t F KunkcPa Bitter W ineol Iron
and Like no other. Six b'-dtlesfor Hedol
lar. or one dollar fer b ttle.
Worms! TTornis! Ifornas!
E. F. Eunkel's Worm Syrup n-.-ver tail
to d est my Pin, Seat and fiom-tch Worms.
Dr. Kunk.-I, the only snecessmi physieiaa
ho removes Tspe Worm in two hours alive
with head, snd no fee m.til rnovod. Com
nii.n senaV tea.-hes that it Tap? Woem be
removed, ail other worms can ijj readily de
stroyed. Send tor circular to E F Kunkel,
2 "i9 North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa,
or call on your druggist tor a bottle of Kuu
kel's Worm Syrup, price f I. Itnever tails.
Manhood: HowLost-HowEestored
Just published, a new edition of
Ir. Culverwell's Celebrated Ksay
on the radical curt (without medi
cine) of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal weak
ness. Involuntary yieiiiiral L".-.-":?, fnii,
tenry. Mental and Physical Incapacity, im
pediments to Marriage, etc ; also, (,'on
sumplion, Epilepsy aud Fits, induced bv
self-indulgence or sexual extravagance, tc.
C7"Price, in a sealed envelope, only six
cents.
The celebrated aiuhor. in tMs plmlrsble
Essay, clearly denionstmtes. fntin a thirty
years' successful practice, that the alarm
ing consequences of sell-shuse may be rad
ically cured without the dangerous use of
internal medicine or the application ol the
knife; pointing out a mode of enreatonce
simple, certain, and effectual, by means of
which every sntlercr, no matter what liia
condition may be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and radical!).
ilThis Lecture should be in the hands
of every yonth and every man in the land.
Sen! under seal, iu a plain envelope, to
sny address, post-paid, on the receipt of
six routs or to post stamps. Address the
Punlishers.
THE 1 1 LTERHEI.L 5IEPir.lL CO.,
41 Aim St.. New York :
aprll-ly Poit-Utt'ce B"x -toS.
K A T '
I?I EAT!!
BEEF.
VEAti,
MUTTON,
and rORK
ru lie bad every Tuesday, Tbnrday and
3aturdav orcinas at their meat store st
the residenre ot Jlr. Howe, on Cherrv
street. Their wazon will also visit tbe resi
dence of citizens the sime mornings. Kill
none fcnt the b;st of stork, and sell at fair
prices. dvi us a trial.
HOWE Jr. ETKA.
June 2S, lST6-tf
r E. RURLAX,
Deinsf.
Orfica opposite Lntheran Chnrcb,
Port kotal, juniata co., pa..
Where he will spend the first ten days of
each month, commencing Deeenibcr 1st.
The balance of ihe time hs ottiee will bo
occupied by J. S Kilmer, a young man
worthy o' conSdence, and who has been
asoe?ated with the I).a"tor as ati-.dent and
at ! assistant two yea's and upwards. Thoso
who rail during Dr. Bnrlan's tbence for
prn saiona! service, may. sn.f ul plea"
arrange the time with Mr. Kilmer when they
may be served, on the return of the Doctor.
The Sentinel nJ Republican office i the
place toeetJ"b work done. Trv it. Ilwil
pay yoii if y!a need anything in that line.
Seno1 and RepnktiiMn $1 30 a y
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