BENTIXEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
ffednndnr, Sept'r 11, liii'.
TERMS.
Snbacription, $1.50 per annum, if paid
ritbin 1- months ; $2.00 if not paid within
12 morths.
Transient advartiseroents inserted at 50
tenia per ikeb. for each insertion.
Transient business notices !a local col
nmn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Uiuction will be made to those desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
rear.
PENN'A. E. RETIME TABLE.
OV and after Monday, July 15th, 1878,
passenger trains will leave llillliu Sta
tion, P- K- follow :
tASTWAKD.
Hfifflin Ace, daily except Sunday, 25 a m
pacific Express, daily ex. Monday 10 13 am
Johnstown Ex., daily ex. Sunday 1 1 32 a iu
Mail, daily 6 15 p m
A tit nt ic Express, daily 9 10 p m
Phila Ex., daily ex. Sunday night 1 1 p tn
Sunday train . . .
10 lb a lu
910pm
WESTWAKD.
pacific Express, daily
Way Passenger
Mail, daiiv except Sundav, .
, 5 53 sir.
.10 imm
8 35 p in
Mifflin Acc., daily except Sunday, 8 00 p m j
OUDB4T U....... ...... " Ul
.30 (flaw
, 511pm
Rooms of Republican State Committee,
Northeast Corner Tenth and Chestnut Ss.,
(second floor) Philadelphia."
NOTICE.
Ilunters are hereby cautioned against
trespassing on the lands of the undersigned,
in Fermanagh township, to shoot birds or
squirrels, without the consent of the owner.
B. F. SCHWEIER.
IIOTT OX FIXAXCEs
Professing to be an honest man, the can
didate of an honest organization, I favor
honest money.
The volume of currency shout J be regu
lated by legitimate demand, and not by the
requirements of bankrupts and wild specu
lators. The currency should be redeemable as
early as the exigencies of the Government
will permit, in the currency recognised by
all civilized nations.
The contracts of the Government
should be held as sacred as the contracts of
individuals, and the bonds, the evidence of
its indebtedness, should be paid according
to the understanding between the Govern
ment and the lender. Speech el Batter,
Sept. 2, 1878.
Two thousand years ago the center of
civilization was in Italy. The literature,
the works of art, and the virtue of those
days are not surpassed by the same quali
ties of the people of to-day. Many laws
were then in operation that now could cot
ba re-enacted. The pareut thtn had abso
lute control of his children, even to the
taking of the child's life, but that seems to !
have been an older principle of parental j
government, for the Bible lelis of howj
Abraham was alout to saeririce his eon.
There are casts on record of those times !
which show how highly female charity I
was esteemed, and at the same time
prove now atreoiuie pareuiai amount? ,
was recognized. Roman records reveal I
cases in which fathers deliberaU-ly killed,
and opened the bodies of their daugh
ters, to prove that they were chaste,
and that certain charges that bad been
made agsinst them were not true. Now
parental authority haa got to be almost
nothing, and the State, as represented by
its officers, claim, or are asking to be clothed
with powers that will take away parental
authority entirely. Among such askings is
the demarra tor a ivompuisory tu..c.i.o..
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law," and so f.r has this lessening of imli-
vidua!, parenul and family authority been!
carried that now a man can scarcely dispose
of the lower order of animals that he owns,
wiuioui uavmg a m." J
Are we on the right track 7 or are we going
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to the extremes. Are we belter than Abra-
bam, and better the. the Romans I Now ,
we have. Society for the Prevents ,rf -
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Crueltv to Animals, that has Its recognized !
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agents in almost every county, and if a man
desires to get rid of an obuoxions auunal,
he must know how to execute the beast, for
V he fail, to do it in what is called a ho,
k ..t, ,.r - ewivtr
mane manner," ire agtnt ol le society
.
mentioned comes in, taps nim ou me .6"
shoulder and tafces him to court, on a
charge of "Cruelty to animals." Such a
case will ;wie before the court in this
county, at the next term, upon the charge
rf E- W. II. Kreider, who :s the recognised
agent tor this county, ef the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,"
against L. A. Scgelhaum, for so beating his
dog that he died from the effects of the
beating. The charge is a matter of record
on Squire Loudon's docket, and reads that
L. A. Segelbaura, of the borough of Mif
flintown, did wantonly and cruelly b.t one
dog, the property of said Segelbaum, and
that at the time he was abusing saia nog
said Kreider requested and demanded said j
Seielbaum to dtsist in his cruelty to said
dog, or he would toe compelled 10 have him
rrested, and said Segelbaum replied, Yon
may arrest me if yon want to. It is my own
dog, and I will do with him as I please.
That on the 6ib day of September, 17,
aid dog died, and depoueut verily believes
that the dath of said dog was caused from
cruel treatment received from the bands of
aid Segelbaum, and further aaith not."
Segelbaum gave bail in the sum of $100 lor
his appearance at next term of court.
The Greenbackers are going into by
places, and there telling the people te vote
the Greenback ticket, that they cannot make
things worse. Fvople should not bi muled
by the misled men who make auch atate
menta. It it were possible to fill np Con
gress with Greenback men, and fill other
offices so that their views could be mani
fested in laws this year, the butinesa would
be so inflated for a year or two perhaps not
for so long a period of time that the re
turn to a solid basis would be attended by
much harder times, lor the reason that a
repudiation of all the present money would
take place. They say that a government
Miactiuent will make the paper good. So it
will, as long as confidence exiata, but when
confidence is destroyed, it ia like the prom
ise of an individual whose promise ia not
believed.
The Republican party has no quarrel with
Greenbackers. It is a greenback party, but
it is not iu favor of such an issue of green
backs, or other paper money, that it cannot
be redeemed. It ia opposed to the iasue of
irredeemable money, because it ia financial
ly wrong, and cannot fail of ipceading
financial ruin broadcast over ihe land. Men
complain of the hard tiroes now that have
followed the shrinkage of values; what
would the times be If the whole money bad
shrunken to nothing T
" Short, locals.
The potato crop will not he large.
The attendance at court was not Urge.
farmers are busy preparing to soar wheat.
The Lutheran choir has been re-orgadrie4.
What has become of the Temperance
party
The turnout at the fair promises to be
hrrge.
Fishermen report eels as going down
stream.
The river waa too muddy to fish far baas
last week.
Get underclothing ready for the equinoc
tial atoita.
Sqnirrel shouting engages the attention
of sportsmen now.
If a nation may repudiate Its obligations,
so may an individual.
The Greenback candidate for Govern
ment is a corporation lawyer.
Organize literary societies in each of the
i lcUoul district in the county
i A refreahinir tl.ow-.- f . ii,t
this
part of the county last Thursday.
There are a number of cases of intermit
tent fever in and around this place.
A man can live on two dollars a month in
good at; lu in Chiua. So we are told.
There are lucre wells In town now nearly
dry than have been in such a condition in
many years.
There will be a ba;h meeting held in Es
penschade's grove, near Ilorniugtown, be
ginning September 21st.
Greenbacks, but only in auch a quantity
that the redemption ot the favorite money
will not be endangered.
The drought has prevented the sowing of
as laige a number of acres of wheat as waa
iutended for that purpose. '
r Prof. Silas Wright, of Perry county, haa
become the Priucipal of the McAlisterville ;
Soldiers' Orphans' School, j
I Pine Grove M. E. church has been re-
paired, and will be ready tor re-deJicatioo
on Sabbath a week, the 22d inst.
Joseph Hostettler, aged 77 years and 5
days, died at his place of residence in
Walker township, on Thursday, the oih
io.su
Philadelphia papers devote some space to
a large fortune in Kew York, that right! ully
belongs, or in part belongs to the Van-Horns
of this State.
Atner Voder means business ; he has now
repaired his Cloverseed Separator with en
tirely new bulter, cylinder and concaves
with new and improved spikes, and inteods
hulling by steam. 2t
The Printers' Plc'Sc at Lloydsville, last
Saturday waa largely attended. About 800
were in attendance. The Altoona City
Baud rendered the music for the occasion.
It was an enjoyable occasion for all who
were present.
The Republican party is the only party
that can safely be entrusted with an adjust
ment of tha national and greenback cur
rencies, for the Democracy are hostile to
such money, and have huudreds ot times
declared it unconstitutional,
A little while ago the Democracy declared
jn llu.jr j,ia,,orllls tht this is a nkite mnn't
..ntlt nuW tI.,.y a,e juirg circulars
,w tJie c,iorc(t people, that they, the colored
10p!e nave not received their just propor-
tjon of ofaoes. Verify the worJd moves,
Comrres. and the
Legislature that is about beginning, Repub
licans must not lose sight of the county
officers. Let no man induce you,to forsake
your colors in this contest. Stand fast,
shoulder to shoulder, and victory will be
ours.
The Republican party is the .uiy green
back party that this country baa. It made
the greenback to crush rebellion with ; that
work was accomplished. The Republican
nra. when it issued the
,hlt jt ,nouM redeemed in
,nd now the redemption period U otdy
four months awsy. The Republican party
I to-day is in favor of just so much currency
wl certaiB,v redeemed
. .
If the Democracy and the Greenbaekers
'
g e ' 'be government, the, will
uproot the whole financial system and mul-
tiplv the financial distress a thousand fold.
If Uievcao bretk down the finance of the
" .
Reiul lean partv, by the aid of which this
"clul '
government was made a free .
bey expect the reacUon that will follow will
give them a chance at other measures that
e
. i t nf that war.
Frank Hughes is the Greenback leader in
this State. But a few years ago he de
nounced the whole money system of the
Republicans, which was adopted to svre the
nation, as unconstitutional. He, with other
leading Democrats, failed to bring the money
into disgrace in that way, now proposes to
disgrace it by getting an over-issua, which
will result in repudiation. His first effort
failed, so will his second.
John Dougherty, ot Huntingdon county,
is a practical communist. He haa petitioned,
or is about to petition Congress to grant
'letters ot incorporporation to the proposed
Idea-Real Association, tor the purpolo of
reaUt!ng a union of farm and factory life.
of association and individualism." Mr.
Dougherty is on the right road. If com
munists wish to be of any account, they
must teach tbe world by practical lift, that
their system is the correct one. Let them
asioriate in communities and chow the
world by works what they are. AM com
munists should write to Dougherty.
The yellow fever scourgo in the South
has not abated. The total number of deaths
thus far is estimated at lour thousand.
Thousands upon thousands of dollars are
aent daily from the North, to be expended
for nurses, medicines, and for decent burial
ef the dead. Business in many districts
has been suspended. Thousands upon thou
sands of people have been thrown out of
employment, and absolute starvation seems
to be in store for a large portion of the pop
ulation, and there aeems to be no relief
from the disease for the afflicted people nn
til cool weather sets in, which will not be
much within sixty days.
We are in receipt of a newspaper from
Independence, Montgomery county, Kansas,
rnder date of the 6th inst which publishes
a long account of the acts of Sepnerius
Doughman, from this place, or rather from
Patterson, across the river fro'n this town.
Doughman was known in Independence bj
the name of Bob Doughman, and also by
the u-Jie of Lucicn Oberholtxer, and hia
acts in the place mentioned culminated iu
the shooting of ex-Mayor Brown's son.
Brown was not killed by the shot, which
was delivered from behind. The bullet en
tered behind the ear and passed downward
through the mouth. Doughman made his
escape, but it is believed in Independence
that his capture witf be accomplished. The
Commissioners of Montgomery county have
offered a reward of $5C for lis apprehen
sion and delivery to the Sheriff of sstd
county.
The annual it-unia- of the 49th Penn
sylvania Veteran Volunteers will be held in
the Court House, ia this place, on Wed
nesday, November IS, 1878. All soldiers
of the late war are Invited to attend. Citi
zens are also cordially invited to attend.
Perry, Chester, Blair, Mifflin, Union, Sny
der, Huntingdon and Centre county papers
please cop; .
One of I'm fixtures in large -towns Is the
pea nut vender, with a fixed, stated or busi
ness place on some corner, where he roasts
the nuts and sells them. The first time suck
a vender, fully equipped with roaster, and
sun and rain cover appeared in this place
waa last week. He selected the south
west corner of the court yard square for
bis business place, and there did quite a
brixk business. Pea-nuta are not quite as
staple aa potatoes and bread, but most peo
ple eat them with a relish.
Some tiinn during last Thursday night
Mr. Henry Spouhower, residing at Spon
hower'a Woolen Factory ia Fayette town
ship, arose from ber bed and before she bad
struck a light, so missed her bearing in the
room that she walked tow stairway and fell
down its entire length against a door that
opened (rom it to the room beluw. She
waa so bruised, stunned and entangled in
her clothes that she was not able to get to
her feet. Hr husband, Mr. Henry Spou
hower, was not able to walk, having boeu
an invalid lor some time, but with all of bis
ailment he managed to get out of bed, and
on hands and feet descended the stairway.
unbolted the door below, and opened it,
which released Mrs. Spouhower from her
dangerous position, in which she could not
have lived a long time. It will be a number
of days before she recovers from the bruises
that were inflicted on her head, face and
body by the laiKjJ
The following ia the extract from the
Democratic platform of lr6'J. adopted at
liarrisburg on July 4th, at their State Con
vention. Hon. J. Simpson Africa, tht
Democratic candidate fur Secretary of Inter
nal jSffairt, was a member, an officer and
member of the Committee on Resolutions
which framed the platform t
Rctolced, 9. That this is a Government of
while men, and was established exclusively
tor the tehite race ; that the acero Tact art
not tnti'ltd to mnd ought not to tit admitted to
political or social equality with the white
race, but that it is our duty to treat tueni
with kindness and consideration, as an in
ferior and dependent race ; that the right of
the several Slates to determine the position
and duties of the race is a sovereigu right,
and the pledge of the Constitution require
ns aa loyal citizens not to interiere there
with. Court Proceedings.
SEPTEMBER TERM, 1878.
Reported by B. F. Burcbfield, for the Sen
tinel and Republican.
Mondat, Sept. 2, 1878. Court
called at 10:15 o'clock A. at. Present,
Judges Juukio, Elder nod 15artlej.
Alexauder Speddj bciug unable by
rea.oa of sickuess to perlortu big usual
duties, Esquire Loudou performed the
duties of Court Crier. The Grand
Jury were called, sworn nod charged
by the Court, and retired to pass upon
the unfortunates whose cases were
brought to their notice. The trial-list
being called over, the following Cases
were disposed of without trial at this
term : Ira Jenkins et al vs. the coun
ty of Mifflin, No. 78 September term :
Irs Jenkins et al va the couoty of
Mifflin, No. 78 September term, 1S78
coniluued. Nancy Innis et ai vs Henrj
Hecbtel, No. 60, December term,
18135, withdrawn. Jobu McLaughlin
vs. John Koous, No. 130 April term,
1873, ruled out. William C. Powell
et al vs Noah Ilertiler, No. 200 Sep
tember term, 1877, ruled out Hen
ry Eberts vs S T JleCullocb et al sur
viving partners of Isaac Ilawn & Co.,
No. 25 April term, 1878, contiuued at
costs of defendants.
Alfred J. Patterson, E-q , filed bis ;
report as Auditor, distributing Dai
ance id hand. of Robert MeMeen, Eiw.,
Assignee of John Benner.
E. S. Doty, filed report as Auditor,
distributing balance ia bauds of Daniel
Kuou.e, Assignee of S. S. Smith.
(Jouimouweatth vs. A. S. Okeson. In
dictment forgery. Samuel
Drosecutor. Leave erauted
Wileou,
to enter
nolle prosequi.
Coiuuiotiwealtb ts A. Zellers. Ia
dictment fornication and bastardy.
Prosecutrix, Sarah A. Sul uff. Leave
granted to enter nolle prosequi.
Commonwealth vsjobn O'Donald,
Sr., John O'Dooald, Jr , and Jauics
O'Donald. Indictueot Assault and
battery. Leave granted to enter noYe i
prosequi as to John O'Donald, Jr,
Uominonwealiti vs. John uroiesoangn.
Indictment fornication and bastardy
Child unborn and defendant renews bis
recognizance. '
John Thompson and Ann Thompson
bis wife for use of Ann vs. Hugh VV.
Davis and Jeremiah Lyons, Executors
of Mary Warwick, dee'd, Ho. 29 April
term, 1278. Action npou boud of de
cedent to Ann Thompson. Verdict
for plaintiffs for $566.11 de bonu testa
tens. Conimonwealthvs. Lewade Marshall
and Moore Montgomery. Iodiotmetit
larceny. John Horning, prosecutor
Marshall plead guilty to taking a pair
of email shoes from porch of house of
prosecutor and was seoteneed to thirty
days in jail, six cents fine, and costs.
Montgomery was acquitted.
Commonwealth vs. Ellen Kinsloe.
Indictment assault and battery.
Epbraim Rannels, piosecutor. Not a
true bill and couoty to pay costs.
William Sclafford applied for tbe
benefit of tbe Insolvent Laws. Hear
ing fixed for the first Monday of De
cember, 1878.
An order waa granted Thomas
Creigbton, Assignee, to sell the real
estate of James F. Kirk.
William T. Evans was appointed
guardian of Salina U. Yoder.
A citation to tbe Executors of Peter
Ruaiberger, late of Greenwood town
ship, dee'd to file an account, was
awarded Daniel Ramberger.
John Kinder vs. Michael Utnholts,
No. 22, December term, J876. Ass
umpsit, fur boarding defendant and
child. Plaintiff bad rented defendant
farm and defendant boarded with bim.
Defendant plead payment by work
as be contended tbe contract was, and
also psymeut in other ways. Verdict
for plaintiff for $166.50.
Commonwealth vs. Samuel U. Casoer
Indictmentfornication and bastardy,
t'aroline Hostler, prosecutrix, A true
bill, continued on application of defen
dant to December term, 1878.
George Jacobs, Jr., Esq , filed bis
report as Auditor distiibuting fund in
tbe bands of Exra Smith, Assigoee of
Solomon Coffman.
Com. va Max Seigel. Indictment
Larceny. WiIsob Winey, pros.
TTTfaKTU j -fi I
! Defendant escaped from oounij jail.
Not a true bill.
Com. v Julius Derr. Ind:etment
assault and battery. Albert Dough
man, pros, to pay costs.
Com. ts John ' Vaughan. lediot
aent orutlty to auimals. J K
Vaugban, proseeutor Not a true bill
and prosecutor to pay costs.
K F Crosier et al ' vs Jacob A.
Christy, and James North, Executors
of Evard Oles, dee'd., No. 110 Septem
ber term, 1878. Feigned isstt certifi
ed from the Orphans' ourt to deter
mine whether Mary Oles, widow of de
cedent before her death and after the
death or ber husbaud, was of suffioieut
menial eapaeity ti make an election
to take under the will of ber husband
or under the intestate laws and whether
she did make ber election. A great
number of aitneases were examined and
a day and an evening were consumed
in the trial. Verdict : on the first
branch of the issue tbey Cud tbut Mary
Oles, widow of Everard Oles, deoeascd
did not elect to take under the will of
her husband. On the second branch
of the issue tbey find that said Mary
Oles was ineoinpeUnt by reason of un
soundness of mind, to make an cleotin
so as to accept the provisions iu the
will of her busbiod in her favor.
Coin. vs. Peter Varner. Indict
ment Inccstnons fornication anl
adultery. Amanda C. Varner, pros
ecutrix. A true bilL Verdict, not
guilty, and proHesutrix to pay costs.
and prosecutrix sentenced accord
ingly. Com. vs. Jerome Hark and Joseph
Huntzlierger. Indictment -Larceny.
Joseph Weaver, prosecutor. A true
bilL Verdict, guilty. Sentenced to
imprisonment in the Western Peni
tentiary solitary at hard labor for
one year, to restore the goods, pay
Jl fine and costs of prosecution.
Com. vs. Teter Varner. Indict
ment Adultery.' Joseph Varner,
prosecutor. True bill. Case con
tinued nntil December term, and de
fondimt held on his own recognizance
to appear.
Cow. vs. Harrison Weller. Indict
ment False pretence. J. T. Wild
man, prosecntor. True bill. The
jury failed to agree, and were dis
charged. Com. vs. J A McNulty. Indict
ment False pretence. A true bill
Defendant not arrested.
Com. vs. Daniel Coffuian. Surety
of the peace. John O'Donald, pros
ecutor. Complaint dismissed, and
John O'Donald to pay the costs.
Com. vs. Grant Fink. Indictment
Larceny. Settled.
Com. vs. John O'Donald and James
O'Donald. Indictment Assault and
battery. Daniel Coffman, prosecu
tor. Not a true bilL This is the bilL
in which a not. pios. was entered as to
John O'Donahl, Jr.
Com. vs. Town Council of Mifflin
town Borough and Supervisors of
Fermanagh Township. Indictment
Not repairing stone bridge. True
bill.
Lewis A. Landis vs. Alphonzo Fry.
No. 101, April term, 1876. Capias ad
respondendum. Plaintiff complains of
the loss of his daughter's services by
reason of her seduction, the result of
which was, a still born child, and her
loss of health. Verdict for plaintiff j
for $175.
Pamelia J. Crawford, Guardian, Ac,
vs. H. Bradford. No. 5, Dec. term,
1877. An appeal by the defendant
from the judgment of John S. Lu
kens, J. P. The case was mutually
settled and judgment entered for
plaintiff for S26.ll.
Frederick Leister and wife, for her
use, vs. w. ia wails ana Augustus
Dinger. Summons in trespass ti et
amis Use Plaintiff's protrty (a
buggyl was 6old by Sheriff Walls on
exectttion issued at tbe instance of
Dinner. erdict fur plaintiff for j
$58.76
Jo'm Waldsmith and Frederick
Waldsmith vs. Wallace M. Uratton
and John Beckwith. No. C'., April
term, 1S7S. Appeil by defentLmts
from indtrmcnt of E. W. H. Kreider,
Esi. Trespass for cutting timber.
VVnlk-t for ulaintiff for S2.!2. Mo
tion for a new trial filed.
Henry li Titzell was appointed
commissioner de lunatico inquirendoaa
to James Iw BeheL
B. F. Crozier vs. Oles' Executors.
Motion for a new trial. Overruled.
Petition of School Directors of
the Boroutrh of Patterson to allow
them to borrow money to rebuild and
enlarge the school house. Decree
iuaile by the Court allowing the said ;
6chool directors to borrow J14i,
an-1 to issue bou.l.s for the payment
of the same within five vears.
Henry TitzelL Matthew Clark and i
Thomas Murpbey were appointed to
riew a road in Tuscarora township.
John Kelly, Calvin Beale and Cal
vin Stewart were appointed to view
a road near Thomas Creighton in Tus
carora township.
William Kenawell, John MeMeen,
and John X. Moore were appointed
to view a road near Jonathan Fry's,
in Delaware township.
Hnh Hamilton, D.iniel Kloss and
X D Vandyke were appointed to view
and locate a county bridge at Thomp
sontown Lock.
George Jacobs, Jr., Esq., was ap
pointed to distribute the assigned
estate of Winey & Landis and W. H.
Landis.
John P. McWilliams was appointed
Guardian of Mary E. Coder to give
bail in $1000.
David B. Dimm was appointed
Guardian of George J. Pile, minor
child of Isaac Pile. Isaac Pile was
allowed $G0 per annum ont of the
estate of George J. Pile, for the
maintenance of the minor.
Samuel Yoder was appointed Guar
dian of Srlica Smoker, and Eli Biler
Guardian of John Smoker, each Guar
dian to give bail in the sum of $1200.
A motion for a new trial was made
in the case of Leister and wife vs.
Walls and Dinger.
An attachment awarded against J.
P. HeGlefinger, on petition of Myrtle
B. Hagac. his former ward. 1
An order to sell the real estate of
James G. Long was granted Wm. T.
Long and James A. Long, Adminis
trators said real estate consisting of
170 acres of land in Spruce Hill
township, and to bo sold to ay the
debts of decedent, who lived in Chea
ter county.
The verdict of the jnry in the
Waldsmith-Bratton case was taken at
8 o'clock on Saturday morning, after
which the court adjourned.
Orphans' and Argument Court on
Tuesday, September 17, 1878.
Sentinel and Bejublican $1.60 a yeat
Tbb Juniata1 County Agricultural Society
will hold Its annual Fair ain the grounds
of the Society, at Port Royal, on Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday, Ot tuber 9th,
10th and 1 1th, 1H78.
MICUAf.L SUIBKH, Frea'U
J. P. WnaTox, Sect'y.
Pcblic Sali or Rial Estats. The ad
ministrators or Samuel Fisher, deceased,
late of Tuscarora township, will sell, on the
premises, at 2 o'clock r. a., on Saturday,
September 21, 1S7M, a faim of 24U acres, in
said twbip, ' acres clear, with Log
rlue and new Frame Bauk Barn there ou
erected.
LUMBKR. All kinds, site and qualities,
for sale at prices to suit the tiiitm. Call on
or address Jas. C. SHiLLiNOnroab,
uiar20-t" K ear McAlislerville, J"a.
Advert'uenent.
POLITICAL MEETING !
The NATIONAL GREENBACK LAKOIi
PAKTY will hold a public meeting at
MlFFLl.lTOvVlt, PEXJ4.,
On Friday Evening, Sept, 13, 78,
To he addrew! ly
J. U. BAN DALL, S peaker, L. A. I.INTOX,
Singer,
The Moody and Saiikey of the itn-nbark
Party. The g'eal!t umical treat the peo
ple of this vicinity ever had. On Thurs
day night these men hold forth in one of
Ihe largest Halls In New York. All ho
favor a Free and Independent Government
of the People, by Ihe People, for the Peo
ple, and who feel an interest in a return to
general prosperity, reuewed confluence in
productive enterjfises, Labor Reform, and
the perpetuation of our Kvpublic are cordi
ally invited to attend and hear the impor
tant issues of the day discussed.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Vital weakness or ctoprwssio t a
weak exhausted It-eluis. no energy or cour
age; the rrfult of mental over-work,
Indeserwttonw or xeostses, or some
drain upon the system, it always cured by
BCHPHBEIS' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No. 2S
It tones up and invi-orat the t m,
dispels the poom and depoiideiK-y.iiiip:trts
strenb and energy. stops the draiu and
rejuvenates the entire man. Ihrn uw-d
twenty vi-ar with perfect Miecess by thou
sands. old bv dealers. Price. 1.00 per
sinjlr vial, or $5.00 per psckajre ol live vials
and ti.VO vial of xiwder. beta bv mail on
reeeilirprire. AMn s Kl .HI'HKEVN'
OMEnr ATH1C .HEUIfiMr: t OWPA
W! r LLTO-S fclKEET. X.Y.
For sale by H AMLIN &.CO., Patterson, Pa.
July IU 6m
CLOSING PRICES
or
DE HA VEX &T0UNSEXD,
BANKERS,
No. 40 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Stocks Bought and Sold either for Cash or
on a Margin.
Sept. 9, 1S78.
Bib. Askko.
C. S. 6s 1W 107J HW
1S65, J t J 102J 10l
lHd7 103 105J
u 18u8 10? 109
10-40's 10f 10SJ
Currency, 6's P-H) 120J
5's, lSKl.new VA Ifwij
4'n, new, 101J Hi3
" 4's IWiJ 101
Pennsylvania R. R a2 32
Philadelphia ac Readiug R. K.. l', 1',
Lehigh Valley R. R "Ul S '
Lehigh Coal it Navigation Co.. 1 1J
United Companies of N. J.... 126 127
Pittsburg, Titusvilie A. Buffalo
R. R 8 4
Philadelphia Jt Erie R. R 4 H
Northern Central K. K. Cc ... 144 13
Hestonville Pass. R. K. Co.... t l
Gold lOi'i lOOJ
Silver Trades, J's, and J's... 'J'J 9'-'
Dimes 1 U'J
COM 31 E It CI AL,.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
UirrusTowx, Sept. II, 1878.
Butter 12
Eggs lo
I.ard
Ham 10
Bacon 6
Potatoes 50
Onions 40
lUgs 2
MIFFLINTOWN GKAIN MARKET.
Corrected weexly by Buyers Jr. Kennedy.
CjL-OTATIOSS fW To-DAV.
Weda?say, Sept. II, l7f.
New Wheat t)0
Cora o0
Oals 22
ye to
Tmiotnv s-ed 1 OUtol 10
Cli-'ers'ecd S 60
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MARKETS.
PlilLADfcLPliI I, Saturday, Sojit. 7 Red
wheat $11. ,1.1.11 ; nmlx.-r $1 OOtol l ; white
$1 IW ; Corn tOtoii: ; Oa'j ilf.toSOc ; Kyo i
5to60c.
CATTLE MARKETS.
EastLirkrtt, Pa., Sej,l. " Cattle Re
ceipts, S21 through, an 1 170 local, aveng
ing in weight 11j0io1I60 lbs , at $lto4 75.
ClllCAfio, Sept. 6 Cattle Receipts 3,100
bead, steers for hutclwrs, $4 Siltoo 2't. ship
pers $:ltiKi tK, Texans i b0to3 10, cows j
tl 80to3 10. j
PHiLAPELrnit, Sept. 6. Cittlo ranged
from 'i Sf'to-3 i i, cows JlOtooi.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
oF5iirriixTowx, pa.
with
BRANCH AT PuRT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
J. KEVIN rOMEKOr, President.
T. VAX IRWIX, CosAltr.
DiascToas :
J. Kevin Pomeroy, Joseph Rothrork,
George Jacobs,
Arnos G. Kon'all,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Philip M. Kepner,
Loaia E. Atkinson.
STOCKHOLDEKS I
J. Kevin Pomeroy,
Philip V. Kepner,
Joseph Hothrock,
George Jacobs,
L. K. Atkinson,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos G. Bonsall,
Noah Hertxler,
Daniel Stmitfer,
Charlotte Snyder,
James B. Okeson,
Wm. Van Sweringen,
H. 11. Bechtel,
Jane II. Irwin,
Mary Knrts,
Samuel M. Kurt,
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
F. B. Frow.
John Hertxler.
Sam'l Uerr's Heirs,
Interest allowed on twelve months' cer
tificates of deposit, live per cent. I on six
months' certificates, four Dtr cent.
janZ3, lB.S-tl
ESSENTIAL OILS.
W1NTER0REK, PEPPERMINT, PE.1ST
B0TAL, SPEARMINT, C.,
of prime quality, bonght in any quantity for
cash on delivery, tree of brokerage, com
mission, storage, te., by
DODGE fc OLCOTT,
Importers Exporters, 88 William St .N.Y.
June 5, liH-riui
JJKNRY HARSHBEROKRTm. IT,
Continnes tbe practice of Medicine and
Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Olhce at his residence in McAllsterville.
Feb 9, 1875.
nanVHhaisnisnstfBMSneaan
Xrtf ArlrtrtitUTttferHt.
111 BtasJalda.
V- ri
Wi Of wrasse.
BeaaiM
sdwlte
GrowN
UmiTlaesadof thai
Barrel cr Hogshead. I
vtiuuamAM.tLvJ
PTlVd Boautiful Square Grand Pianoa,
flanU price $1,000, only S27S. Magattt-
cent IV iff lit PUnox. price $l,W0,
oulv $J7. Kli-gaiit Upright Piano, p-iee
$'), only ff175. Pianos. 7 tave, $'25,
7 j $133, New Style. Organs) $. Or
gans, 9 stops, jr7.5. Church nUttUlI
lrt slops, price J90, only l lo UHuiiil
Elrg-ant $ 175 Miiror Top ihms
onl $103. Beautiful Parlor Organ, price
$ !40, only $93. "Fraud fixated, $300 re
ward. Ken ! oTrapn for the Uuwary" and
Newspaper about cost of Pianos and Or
gans, sent FhKE. Pleas adrfre
DANIEL F. UK ATT T.
Washirgton. N. J
Av.t4 A -jJkr at Canmsiml KxVMOic ar
m-ur .m,s.ii -i-i W"i 6m ' j. T:t iolrr
e.er niae. nr Sir enp iV'hitI
1-nnwrl lifrr!.tr rx'. -- lVt JwlWi Is
n e-'T lu. S U by v a J' - T wnp
f I, V. A, Jxrx y A ' 'f... r.r-hrip,
G. F. WAKDLK, rhila., Pa Gen'l Agent.
Ape tits Wauled !
roa
II O I. M A N S
N K V
Uedals and Diploiuas
PI GTOBI&L BIBLES
2,000 Illustration!!. Addrexs for
uew circulars, A.J UtJl.U A N' it CO.,
930 Arch streiit, Philadelphia.
&,f A DAY to Agents canvassing for the
OfKlKESU'K M.SllOU. Tcriiw and
ouiui Free. Address P. O. VICKERY.
Auguta, Maine.
rfilfl 1 tf)(in "'" ,n Wall Steel
iplU IU iplUUU Stocks makes tiirluncsev
erv month. Book sent tree explaining
everything. Address BAXTER ti CO.,
Bmkert, 1 7 Wail street, New Yrk.
CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE, Ran
dolph, Call. Co., N. Y., on A. 4t J.
V. K. R. Both sexes. Propel t 10:5.UO
Well endowed, homelike, thorough. Grad
uating courses, music, general education.
Expettet for 14 weeks, $"' $130 per teor.
Ao txtroi Address Rev. J. T. ED W AKUS,
I. D. Fall term opens August 27.
-fO. 50. $100. $500.
Invested judiciously in Stocks (Otio.r- or
Privileges), often returns ten ti cs ihe
amount in 30 days. Full details and 0:B
cial Stock Exchai.fe Repots free. Address
T. PoTTsa Wioht A. Co., Bankers, 23 Wall
street, New York.
ADVERTISERS. Send for
X
our Select List of Local Newspapers.
Sent free on application. Address GEO.
P. ROW ELL . CO., 10 Spruce St. ". Y.
Professional Cards.
JOUIS E. ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Uncollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrice On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House Square.
LFttED J. PATTERSON,
ATTOBli E Y-AT-L AW,
MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA.
(m All basiness promptly attended to.
OrriCE On Bridge strec', opposite the
Court House square.
J sT ARN OLD,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
RICHFIELD, JUNIATA CO., PA.
All business promptly attended to. Con.
sulfations iu two lauguages, Lnglish and
German.
JOBERT McMEEN,
Attorney and Counselor -at-Law.
Prompt atteu'.ion given to the securing
and collecting of claims, and all legal busi
ness. Omcc on bridge street, first door wet
of the Belford building.
April 11, IS76-tf
jAVIDrSTONE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFI.IXTOWX, PA.
(JV Collertions ai.d all professional busi
ness proiuptlv attended to.
jime'JO. i?77.
g F. BLUCIIFILLD,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
MIFFLISTO H'.V, P.i.
All business iiitrii.ted to his rare will be!
carefully and promptly attended to. Col
lections made. K--;l estate bought, sold or
exchanged. Leases nrjjiti ited. Lands in
the South, Wei-t, and in tlie cMinly lor sale.
Ofiiee on Bridge Mrect, oppoMte the
Court ILuse. aprll '77
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
m rF u stows, r.i.
Oftice hours from 9 a. a. to 3 r. w.. Of.
fice in Ins father's residence, at the south
end r water street. (oct22-ti
Y) M. CRAWFORD, M. I).,
Meilirine and Surgery and their collateral
braneh;s tllHce at the old corner of Third !
and Urange streets, Mimmtown, Pa.
a arch rj, lb 6
J'JUX KcLAfGHLIM,
INSURANCE AGENT,
PORT ROY Jr.. JVSUT.1 CO., rj.
C70nly reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, 1875-ly
J M. BRAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.icademia, Juniata Co., Pa.
Orrica formerly oceupied by Dr.Sterrett.
Professional bnsinesa promptly attended to
at all hours.
GREAT BARGAINS !
I will sell the following named Sewing
Machines at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
$25 TO $30 WILL BUT A
White,
Remington,
Howe,
New American,
Weed,
Singer,
Whitney,
DavU,
Orover it Baker,
The New Domestic.
Kew machines sold in lots of four at
wholesale pricea.
All attachments furnished cheap. Also
a fnll assortment of needles, and oil of the
best quality.
By sending 50 cents yon ean have for
warded by return mail 12 assorted needles
by J. B- M. TODD,
Sept 24, 1877 Patterson, Pa.
l Subscribe fbr the Sentinel Av Republican.
AI1SCKLL.MEOUS
ON THE CORNER I
ts THJE5 belford building,
CORNER BRIDGE AND MAIN STREETS, MIFPLISTOWN, PENN'A.
ROBERT E. PARKER,
Has OpeneJ His Large Stoek Of
Dry Goods Groceries,
READt-Mlt)E CLOT. II As:.,
Ilaf!, Caps, Boot, ShotM, Queensware, Gliuwware, Tinware,
Spices, Notions, Soaps, Salt, kc,
TOBACCO AND SEGAKS,
Afitl will be sold at astonish ingly low priw.
37" Now is the time to save money by bnying at the Comer Palsw Call m
and examine our goods and hear our prices. ISu trouble to u- good.
, . . HODCHT t. PARKER.
XiSlistowo, April li, lciT-tf
D. W. HARLEY'S
ts the place where yon ean bay
THE 11EST AJfD THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
HATS. C.I PS, BOOn. SHOES, .1XD rCRXISHlXG GOODS.
HE is prepared to exhibit ono of the most choirs and select stocks ever offered In
this market, and at JSTOXlSUISGLY LOW PRICES I
Also, measures taken for salts and parts of juits, which will be made to order
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the plaee, in Hoffman's
Water sTeets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
SAM'L STRAYBR
Ha just returned from the Eastern cities with a full Tarirfy ef
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, LOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS' FfRXISIliyt GOODS. Goods nf all kind are low. Come and see me
and be astonished Pants at 75 cents. tX7" SUITS MADE TO OKUEK.vtj
Patterson, Pa., May -JX, I87t. SAMLKL STltAl'KK.
CASH! CASH! CASH!
WILL, SECURE DattGAIXS.
I have returned from the city with a fnll
stock of
MEN'S CLOTHING,
Overcoat. Han and Caps,
At Xovember Prices, Retluced. !
BOOTS 52 25, IIP TO LADIES
SHOES $1.25. No Shoddy.
I have added a line of
PRIMS AXD .Ml SUNS
!
To stock. Prints, Tist colors, at 5 to 8 ets, j
Also, the genuine Syrups. :
Horse Markets, Kobes, Cheap.
Call and see, and be convinced.
J. B. M. TODD.
Patterson, Xo. 20, 1S77.
BUYERS & KENNEDY,
(S uecessnrs to D. P. SuloufT,)
DEALERS IX
C O A la,
lalaMIiUXt,
a
CEMENT.
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster,
SEEDS, SAL.T. 4.C.
We buy Grain, to be delivered at Millim J
town or M jito.
We are prepared to l'lrnih Sail to dealers
at reasonable rnt.-a.
BL VEHS t KEXXEDT.
Ai-il 21. Ib77-tf
I Manhood: HowLost- How Eestored
.'nsr piiiiii.sii-ii, a new tintion nt
Dr. CuKerwell's Celebrated Es.ay
on the radical cure (without medi
cine) "I" Spenuatorrhn a or .Seminal e:ik
nos, Involuntary S'-imnal Losses. Impi
tei.cy, Mental ami i'liysical Incapaeitv, Im
pediments til Marriage, i tc ; also, Con-
samption, Epilepsy and Fits, ind.iced hv i
sett-indulgence or sexual extravagance, Jtc. i
Clrice, in a seai.-d envelope, or.ly six j
cents.
The celebrated an'hor. In this admirible
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a tliirtv
years' successful prsctic-e, that the alarm
ing consequences of sell-abuse may be rad
ically cured wilhont the danpt-rous use ol
internal medicine or the application ot the
knife; pointing out a mode ol cure at once
simple, certain, an 1 eflVctual, by means of
which every sntferer. no matter what his
condition may b, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, ami radically.
Q7This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a pixln envelope, to
any address, pott-paid, on the receipt of
six cents or two post stamps. Address the
Publishers.
THE ITLVER WELL MEDICAL ( 0
41 Ann St.. New York ;
aprll-lv Post-Otlice Box 4.'e6.
TAKENOTICE.
I would respectfully inform the Citiaens
of Mitllintowo, and surrounding country,
that I have commenced the
MsrcM Tailoring Business
on tbe East U1 of Uain Street, five doors
Nortii ol the corner of Main and Cherry
Streets, in the boose formerly known as the
Kinkead housn, and latterly as Ihe Welter
house, where I will be ready to give all eus-
tomors
FITS.
To ntw customers, I would say, give me
a trial. To my old friends and customer
throughout the county, I have but to say,
I am here.
GIVE ME A CALL.
marl,7?-i5m. (I, . ft ILL.
JDVERilSEMEA IS.
New Uuililiug, corner of Bridge anil
Sept. I t, Ki-tl
J. I. PUKBIVJ.
i
I
jU 0UN00HE oc C0,t
fraaLtaa ts
UiRDITARE, IRO.i, S II 1.9.
All KilldofStOVCS.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
otlOriS. Iteadil-tiiaile Cloih
..-,..
tng, Hats, Cups, Boots,
Shoes.
FLOUR, FEED, D1U GS, tC, &C.
Hardware a Specialty.
JOENSTOWN, MIATA CO., PI
Thankfnl t.- the puhtic for their libra,
patronage in the past. We solicit a contiau
ance of the same. AH kinds of
Prodnce Taken in Exchange For lioeds.
is. iim)oim: & ro.,
WalauU Juniata Comity, Pa
May 1, 15.7s.
Philadelpb'a dc Reading Railroad.
Arrangrmont or Piientrer Trains.
M J V2 h, lT.S.
Tram leare llirrisbur at fvllutri :
For Sew York at 5 0, s 10 a. u., and 2 00
and 7 " p. in.
For Philadelphia at 5 2U, V 10, 3 15 a. m.,
'1 Ht and 3 .37 p. ni.
For Keadinf a 6 2U, f ll, 9 i j a. m., 2 (X
3 -j7 and 7 o p m.
For Pottsville at 5 20. S 10 a. ni., and o7
p. m. and via Schuylkill & S us'iuehanu
Kianch at 2 40 p. iu.
For Aub.iru via S. St -s. Br. inch al d ,W t m.
For AlIentoYiu at 5 20, V 10 a. 111., 2 0",
3 -57 and 7 " p. iu.
Th" 5 H 111 a. m. aiid : sr, p r...
trains have thro igh cars for New York.
Tb h .n, a. m. and " M p. m. train
have through, cars for I'liiladelpi.ia.
srajrt.
For Se York at 5 20 a. m.
Kor Ailenfown and war Nt itir.rs at S 2"a m.
For he:idin, Piiilailuiphia at:i way stations
at 1 ! p. ui.
Train) for Utrrubnrg teatt us foUnwi 1
Leave rv'cw York at 8 V a. in., and 1 t9,
.":i0 and 7 4 1 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at9 I-j a. m., and 4 ,
and 7 20 p. m.
Leave KeaUiug at ft 40, 7 40, 1 1 20 a. ui.,
1 o'l, rj 15 and 10 35 p. 111.
Lcae Pottsville at 6 10,9 15a. ni. and 4.:5
p. m.,and viaSehuylkill and Susquehan
na Hram-h at M 15 a. m.
Leave Auburn via S. 4. S. Biauch at 1200
non.
Leave Ailentown at t2 SO, 5 50, 9 05 a. in.,
12 15, 4 30 and 'J 05 p. m.
f Zori not run on Mcmlnyt.
MXD.IYS.
Leave New York at 5 HO p.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 2" p m.
Leave Reading at 4 40 ami 4 ' a. hi. and !(.
35 p 111.
Leave Ailentown at 2 30 a. in. and 9l5 p.m.
I'm Vurm and H'tsrr Ra-lroml.
J. E. WriOTTK.V,
General M'W'f'r.
C. ii. HANCf'K'K.
General Ticket .1-emt.
RE. BURL AN.
DUST 1ST.
Ortice opposite Lutheran Thurrb,
PiRT ROYAU JL'MATA CO PA.,
Where he will spend the first ten da. s of
each month, commencing f-n mber lt
The bala-ice nf the time h s olhce will b.
ocenpied by J. S Kilmer, a young man
worthy of eoutiiience, and who haa been
I associated with the Doctor as student and
j assistant two years and upward. TUomi
who call d:iring lr. Bnrlan'a ntwrnre for
I professional service, may, and wilt plrasw
t arrange the time ith Mr. Kilmer when they
saay be served, on the return ol the Doctor.
Job rk on short sotic,. at tbis ofBce.