SLT1 m jHElHT DLI CAN
- Miri'LINTOWN:
edaesday, October , iT9.
TEAMS.
. hurilrfion. Jlf lr annum, paid
ttionUi! $i-00 ff not paid wiihia
JJnt .tvertisemenU inserted at 50
'5 ' wot business notices in local col
it) ctn. t it line lor each insertion.
a.-titns
II be made to those desiring
1 . I..- il... rr. hulf f.r ntMrtAp
jjreflBe - '
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IsghMil"rt''r90' ,he B.TMicnStat,jBie McAlister, silk chain cushion 2 5e
rjwl Oumittee ard "l " o and 0 ,
r..Sli31'-1'
1I..IC1, win uu bucaiuui
Premiums Awarded,
of Premiums
at tiio Riverside Pn
I'ark Fair, held
0Ml 3' iS'J:
AORK t LTl UAL .
Allies Mitchell, ' bushel of sirri t cirn,
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J4 lKmmu, . c.s.i .i. . urou.ogor, , ,ee tidy 2c Junta X'annebaker. poiut
tj,-.hl C!-i',n eat, 1st pretidittu, 73 j ace bandkwvttntf Kato Staughter
H i lirouiiig.T, 1 bushel r.-d wheat, V1 k '1U1'' 7,5c Aiinio Belt., lad 's shirt
fi 'Jmi'im. ts.; Wm. Harltuent, 1 I w-'C ! .UA'rl'r 'rtt,0,a, night rtr.uss 2jc i .Mrs.
ti inM " ' . ' - I " " 1 '""eroy, eaten all 2ic; Mr. John
V-hrl Ka:t atieat, -i d premiUTu. oO cts. ; j Ct-pelund ileiaiue quilt 5ic; tidy ic ; Liz
- ....1 V' sftK-Ln af cam- Ttii f t 1 Xio Fitiiuli iki-r i..irt.. . u .
J, . I- ' ' '
--it Hi -or. I of com car?, lt
r- ' ... , . .-,,.
,,....c its-: .eor?e uos.h-11, 100 Ihs
v com n-fa1
'. 7i cts Michael S. iber. 1
.) 1 : II. C. C il.l.- 1 ,..ir
l.:c
... . Vatur, 4 com brooms,
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r ct
: ,l. n. ..le-atisiv-r,
sprmg wagon,
, j,. , i's Mc'. amy, tiltver hill plow,
r -it tone rake, Cce-y grain drill, reward
srriL
STiKK.
' Travzbri Built.
fcmes AJaui. 1st ptcniiun:, $3 ; James
i Si". I I'urhiiu. $1 i Jerome Seil-r,be-jjidJ
rear "Id. $-; Jolm McMeen, 1 year
prruiiuiii. $1; James Thompson, 2nd
Jsousta,
T'wvghbrtJ Coirt.
JT.:me 5citf:r. 1st reiuiuiii, $2 ; James
Kxiuly. JiiJ premium, $1-
Ih-.ffrs Tvro Ycart OH.
Jic li.-Jleen, 1st premium, $1.50;
fc-KoCau!y, 2::d premium, 7oc ; Geo.
f.fcks, vM preiiiium, Joe.
lUiftrt One Year O'.i.
J tj Sclleen, 1st premium, Jl ; James
d preiuiutii, 5"c ; James Mc.
liiK-y. Purluiit ci.f, under C niuths, $1.
Jiha McMeen, Aiderney cow, 1st pre
E;a, iJ;ca!;, i; James Thompon,
l-fii, 1st premium, $1 ; James Tliomp
s. 2id premium, 5' c ; James A. Baukst
M Aii'Ti:fT bull, 1st premium, $2 ; James
tautest Hvlsiices bill, 1st pruiiam,
51.
S'leep.
I1.'?;: jit. best Cotswald buck, (I ;
,T. A. 'i'.t.. 2ud prt-niium. 70c ; James
I'C.i., f st e, fl.o'ij James McMeen,
,-i !, $1 ; James Mijieen, tfouthdowu
r.-i. I-i pre"ti:u:n. $1 ; Matthew Kislgers,
Jr.tuoon ec, 1st premium, 5-; James
.'iz-a SIcMeen, 2ad prctuintu, $1 ; James
:d:i;sn, iati.hs. 1st p:eiuium, Mat
' .dters, 2nd premium, $1.-!U; James
i. ' t, Lueestef ewe, 1st premium. $1 ;
fcj of LuitesL-r ewes, 1st premium, $2 ;
f-tol LticrMer Uu.hs, 1st premium, $2.
HuTsit nnd Colli.
A J. Moist, best blooded brood mare,
! prrtuiiim, $J;J"!.n Adams, 2nd pre
ciuEi, f 1 ; Joseph f) singer, 3rd remiuiu.
l!:Ja:u" .VcCaii'y, bi t ttal'i'.n, 1st pre-.
ci-r.il ; J . iu s McCauly, best three-year-vliC";t,
1st premium, $2; Edward Kai.tr
tit.
2;.J r i: ui, $1; I lie Etka, b. -t
'.ir-old c It, 1st premium, $2; Jam-s
pwi, best one-vear-old co't, 1st pre-
' ' '
ca,f2; Jusph Weaver, 2nd premium,
$'.; liv J StiU-r, best colt t:n lert months,
:t jr. iiium. 51; A. J. Moist, 2nd pre
5'.'; A. S. Adams o?st single har---a
h'Tse. $1; Porter Thompson, best
C jj.cti'am. 1st premium, $1 ; Jno. Adams,
4nr draught horse, 1st premium, $2 ; J.
H. Mi.Aiist-r, 2nd premium, SI ; Jacob Su
hfi tlire-year-od colt, 1st preiuium,
t-: Jr!u.ue Tim"i son, best two-year -old
tiit, l;t prrruiuiu. $2.
B ACES.
Is the 4 minute race Samuel Straycr got
t Srst money ; J hn Jersey seeotid ; Alex
fcitrtliiid; J ie b Sulourl' fourth.
h tLv 3 tni;..ite: race Lav:d Seiber got
Sm mnnej ; Sauiuel Strayer second j John
thud.
rics.
Jrfats Jlcileen, ln.-.-t pn of pigs, $2.
POTATOES.
i.C. Frank, u-.st i.riow-tlake potatoes, ,
! rwter Th-trp-.on, one bushel Victor ;
f'-'w, 25c; Sim:'n Ulsh, lot of Ccmpton
r-f-ise jH.tatoes, 75c ; J. Oberholtzer, lot J
t.Ut..,., .-.is.. It :r-- iii V rwl..r.i.one!
. ... , j
'---I 1 eer ess potLtiMs, 2j cents ; Jvn ;
".tinr, Fair (i.Mxlrieh potatoes, 25c ; i
i- Mi'-.li. 11, l .il..ke lsitntoes. 21 best. .
"i ru. Banlis, cv-sl Victor potatoes, 50c;
a.Erlu.an, Iter; TeerlefS potatoes, 1st
F-iuttai, 5')c ; s moil L'lsh, i t ol saeet
i"-titvMrs, 1; preu-ium, 5'c ; Alice Adams,
Kttui'iai, i5c.
ATPLES.
J-sth isr)....;z.r1 best collection ofap
ii!; Wia llaitinan, fail rauboes 25(-.
PEARS.
t'- F. br-vens, Geu. Grant pears, 1st pre-t---,70-;
Jj,;.,b tlaiitierback, Duchess
r;, -1 premium, 5 Ic ; Sluiou Ulsh, sweet
i-vt, :jj premium. 25c.
CUSCrS.
'''iberhol:zer, 1st premium, 75c ; Alice
'.I premium, 5c j Ella Mitchell,
Felkiiitu, 2 k.
Pt HfiilNS AND SQCASBE8.
K. Suiourt, best collection of pump
S' ; J. A. McA lister, lour field ptimp
lsl l-retiduiu, 25c ; Jos. Oberholtzer,
, J ""t'ouoth pu.upkiiis, 1st premium, 75c ;
Ci-i-f VieCihau, lot of Caliioruia squash
e"Ad ol ilerit; Alice Adams, three
-s, 25c.
CiEBAOt.
JTh Oberbol
tzcr, two beads of cab-
'X1NS, BADlSHES, tC.
I ... ma.i, box of small onions,
i..." '.. i-a-ket of onions, . 50c ;
CvUr:
J! . :
Aiister, lot of turnips, 1st
i"yh Ujcriieltzer, best collection of
K, 75c; rl. C. Cramer, best collection
' ' -tic iu :s, SI ; Jacob SiutUilMck,
5'J. ; Charles ilcCahan, best
-iie., , erSj lot ol hops, 25c ; Lou
" -..iery, 50c; Eiia Mitchell, to
"'. ;,Uc; Mrs. Edward Kaufl'tuan, dis
ul -tgetaUes, ten varieties, 75c ; U. C.
(lit!,
two bundles endi, 25c ; Simon I'lsh,
r-lat Ih-aus, oiJc ; Jacob Slautterback,
-JC ; Kate Lecker, jar of viue-
Ur. Ui
1 isi premium, o'lc ; R. ulien Reynolds,
pathes, 1st piemtuai, 7V ; Absalom
"' -J do., 25c; Simon Uish, lour
fc; Harry Dojle, one ciLrou,
poiltbt, ac.
5c.
AV.I -
a .j,-go 01 pigeons, toe
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An
41&s, cage of white ducksToe; Wm. !
R.irL- el.:,- . ,. '
. 7 r " ",r,"-J. . Wui: rrker,
tvtir kr whir k .1.1 . . -
.... uU;!,, ajc , ffcarlc Fasick,
Leghorn chickens .wii.. n t
. , i nays, tne-
hsh krm f.ll . t. ... ... J '
, ooeri 14y Cllu4(ll
goose, 25c, Jacob A. Kaufliu.n, coop of
bull Cochie chiton,, 75c , Charles Ada,.,,,
pa'r f black turkeys, $1 , box pigeons aic.
KEFL'LE WORK.
Miss YanOrmcr. handmade 8hirt,5t)c:
machine-made shirt, 25c; Miss Maggie
Fuller, bead pin cushion. 2ee, Mr. J t
Mc Alistcr, toilet set, 25c ; Miss Laura Mc
Alistc
nay on netting, 2 c: Eila P..,n.
uaer, aispiay knit lace, 25 disrtar ti,li...
, lo pieces,, 60c i J uuia Panticbafcer, ladv'a
dressing case, 25c i pair towels. : . M ....
chtu.lle rug, 25c ; cushion stool, 25c ; Mr.
. 11
Ue-W.--.,- ., i ., ,.
.-,..,,.. -,.uicu Blockings, Hoc:
cotton Mocking. V,c; Emma Machnur,
shawl cover 25c ; Annie Woodcock, lephyr
woik 25e; Carrie Arnold, tidy iicj B.kie
llacou, auij.le-ci buitonliolea 2jc ; Mr,. K.
C'avetiy, u;..!ay o rug) 6Uc ; tutted cush
ion 2jc; child's dn. iicj laUv'a nciitie
, uij.ay of lace 2-ic i Uerty t'a.euy,
-X-; Manna H iia.,i,. baul-uiadu shirt
1 ; uiach ne-uiade shirt 7-ic j Mr. Blanche
McCa;ia:i, h.-a.-th rug 2t Mai- .North,
camasa tidy 2,c ; Mi. Ada M. Lyons, Jao-
. - f -ma, iv ate
! c'kui-iII cross-siiciiea rug Amiic
iMWeae tiJv ix: ; Mrs. Lousa Cramer,
bureau cover collection ot aruhcj
t'lrds 2ic: Mrs.
W . II. Kogers, silk quilt
$1 : Louisa Seine
, (lllllt ooc; Mr. Kotxit
j,
. . .
rug t.ic ; Mrs. E. S.
: .llhe irw in.
cu tidy 2ic; Beckie North, -r ,.,.
shams -oe ; suit uuderuear 2lc; Mr
li.
-acu, o: Ionian coer 2oc.
kMIll.SO ASl) CUOCHCf WORE.
Mrs. G. W. JIcAlistt r, bureau cover 25c ;
Iji lia McAlister. set Uble mats (' p. ee.es)
'2jC Miss VauOruui, o..lcu .ate 2iic ;
Mrs. VanOituer, pair wu.ileu mittens 25c ;
Maggie Fisher, sola cushion oOe i Mrs. G.
W. .dcAlister, 1 hi woolen .arn Sallie
Parker, rhild's Hood 25c; knit collar 25c ;
Miiiin.' MeAnster, t'iread tidy 25c; pair
mittens 25c ; Annie Gravbili, crochet socks
25c ; display of thread lace (4 pieces) 25c ;
Clara A. thoiupsou, pm bill 25c; Claia
Thumpsoii, crochet toilet set (5 pieces)
2c; Annie Elder, jwir leggins 25o; Mr.
Ada M. Lyons, d'sn cloth -5o : Mis. Kate
' J-leber, 2 setd woik wail pockets 25v-; Clara
i J. '1 hoiiipsou, ladv'acioilirl liod5lc; Liz
zie Adams, dispiav ol knit edging 25c ; lsa-
bell Allison, clinj's mlasiicj Mrs. J.ine
Irwin, pur knit stockings 25c; Mrs. Carrie i
Doyie, liair saiteti 5"e ; hnger pull's 25c ;
I Maggie Cramer, cloud 2ic ; scarl 5c ; kmt
jacket 25c.
EWBEOlPKRT.
Mrs. Annie Kspenseha-li, embroidered
handkerchief Stic; yoke and sleeves oUc ;
Nettie Hamlin, oke and sleevesollci Mar
ilia WilsO i, pur pl.low shams 5ic ; sheet
shams 5oc ; Ci.tra 1 hoiu son, euibroidcred
yoke oDc ; rullle and hands i r shirt oik-;
Mrs. Blanche .MeCahin, eM'tnoidtircd joke
2"c ; Gerty Craaford, embroidered skirt
ooc ; laiuuiiiiuiu $1; Clara J. Thompson,
t:ibie cover i 5c ; embroidered hose 5'le ;
Maud Irw in, embroidered hose toe ; M.
ie Cramer, display embroidered skirts $1 ;
Mrs. Mary E. Kennedy, embroidered rug
o'.c.
CLOTHS, LIMXS, BLASEETS, SH'STlXTiS, AC.
Mrs. John C'.peliu, luieu tablecloth 5"c ;
Mrs K ite Jackman, piece hoiiie-uia.te car
pet 5ih: ; Clara A. Thompson, 3 pair liuen
stockings 25c ; Mrs. J. M. Todd, piece ot
home-made carpet 2 H' ; Mrs. Kurtz Kautl
uiaii,coveilel 25c. ispcviul mention is maile
ot uisplay ot woolen goods by J. C. Breu
in in.
PRfcSFSTES AND JKL1.IKS, SPECIAL AND CAXN
1D PROlOCTl. IkllTS AND VKCktAbLt IS
AIK-T1UUT CANS, seiCIAL FKI ITS AMI P1CB:
Lk, BI ItEB, CUELK AD UONET.
Mrs. J. II. McAlister. peach butter 25c;
n.ann'daue 25 ; preset ves, 25c ; Mrs. Simon
I ish, best display iJ truit 75c; Mr.
Vicious McC.ili.in, best display pickles 25c;
best tlillibler pluiu jelly I Mrs. Muiou L'lstl,
tu.ubler apple jeilv - e ; tumbler elderberry
jjeilv 25c; Mini.ie .VlcCah.ni, tumbler currant
jcliy 25c ; Mrs. Blanche MeCaban, crock ol
I apple butter 25c ; Mrs. Llleu t. Allison,
t. . U I..rl.,
serves 25c; Tiiiie Baleutiue, live lbs. pnut
i.utter $1 ; Mrs tJ. Kaatliuan, cau 'ard .'be
Mis. Kate Ja:kmau, joa cheirics 25c ; Mrs.
John C'opeliti, j ir cherry preserve 2c;
1.1...,. i I-.. II, - Mr.
Mis. M. L. McNeal, tumbler quiuce jelly
25c; bottle caisupoOc; Alts Mamie Go-
..III. IV ......... J . I ... "( 1 J - - - , ,
r : n V. r, "75; Vv, K
Kennedy, can strawberries Ijc; Mjggie
Cramer, glass pine apple man:: ilade 25c.
BREAD, CAVES AND PASTRIES.
Mrs. J. U. McAltster, lot of ru-fc 25c;
Annie Adauis, cteaiu sponge cake 2-5c ; Ji .
Eliza KoTnrock, loa! bread 75c ; Kale Soles,
lot soda biscuit 2ec ; .Uartha W ilson, sponge
c.tke 2-c.
PAINTICS, PEMItN'SIIIP AND rilOTOCRAPBS.
James N mkivel, pencil drawing 25c ; or
naiuei.lai p-niiianship $1 00 ; plain do. o'c ;
Annie K'der, -olUstioti pencil sketches $1 ;
.Wisler Will Davis, collection pictures 2 c ;
,f istcr Andrew tuloiifl. collection picture
2oe; .Ms. M. L. J:Neai, painting 25c;
Bertie .McNeal, bureau 25c ; string buttons,
. . r.t . 1 iii..rit Am.ie A1I.1111S. -..air vases
. (-1 j. i j,,,,,...!!, pair vases, award
f merit; Annie Adams, display of crayons
25c ; Wm. C. Patterson, U.e crayons 25c;
Virginia JfcNeal, card receiver2; for
lllis. .-sione, uisp.. pi .1... vii, ,
o.havcr, carvel bird cage 25c ; carved
tliermoiiieler 25c ; B. II. VVaguer, collertion
crayon sketches 2jc
FLOWERS.
Lizzie I 'jinn-baker, large colins 50c ; Ell-i
Tl, ion, .son. eol. autumn leaves 25e ; Beckie
North, decor ited j irs.i'li- ; Junla M. Stoner,
i.air b,.. tets 5 ; .11 s. iVatt. Frauk. colitis
25c; du.ty miller 25; if.ss C. J. I uouip- j
son, pair bq aets ; Samuel rv. ii. au,
cactus oic; -Vrs. Gea.rge Go-hen, collection
tea roses 5oc ; col. geranium sunset, otic;
cot. geraniums 25c ; oxaliss25c; J.-s. J.C
Coyle, geranium, -happy thought" 25c ;
do.", 'mountain of snow " 25c ; -Vrs. Geo.
DoUfthmaii, verbena boquet 5'c ; -W'S. John
Copeiiu, begonia 25c, ; .ss Sallie M aikley,
two paper trees 50c.
SEWING MACHINES.
Domestic Sewing Machine, award ol
merit ; American Seeing Machine, aw.ir I of
merit. The committee mike special men
tion of the skill! ul sewing executed by JIiks
Annie Betts on the American Sewing Ma.
chine.
A Pittsbi bo pap.r of the 20th ult. records
one more victim of the confidence men in
that city. Shortly alter 1 o'clock that af
ternoon a young man of rural appsarance
dropped into the Mayor's ollice aad stated
that he had been robbed of $ld by s couple
of sharpers a short time before. Us told
the loltowing story ot rural simplicity and a
dearly purchased experience : His name is
E. A. Walters. He was on his way from
Altooua to Lvon. Ohio, and while silling
in the car at the I'nion depot a couple d j
men sprang upon him the Id and much
worn check game. The two men stood
ne.r the seat occupied by him and were
. .o.:.. .!.,.,. ih ..avinir of a bill of .roods
which one had sold tho other. The pre
sumed purchaser in payment a check for
S7C3. The other did not have sufficient
cash to py the difference, and the holder
turned to Walters and asked him if he could
not use the check. Walters, with the green
ness so characteristic of the rustic, pulled
his roll containing $40 out of his pocket
aud said that that wis all he had. One of
the men grabbed the money with the n mark,
-That will help me out. You sit still and
I will be back in . minute." With that be
disappeared. Walters said he attempted to
follow the man but lost him in the crowd,
a -h:e aouirrel waj shot in Madison
township, Ferry coonty, a few days age.
SHORT LOCALS.
Vote for Kelly and Caveny.
Down to the Port Koyal Fair.
Wild turkeys may be shot on the loth.
Too tuauy holidays. Thanksgiving dav
nest.
Chestnuts sell at 15 cents quart in Har
risburg. Huntingdon Presbytery convened at 31c
Veytown on Tuesday.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To
blcco- 1C. 4, 1876-ly.
The Lewistown True Dtirocr! and the
Lewistown Scutinrl have been consolidated.
'Vise, the balloonist, has gone to meet
hi brother balloonist, Donaldson, but wherei
oh m here I
See that every Republican voter pets to
the polls mud votes for Kelly aud Caveuy
aud Butler.
The Supreme Court his conPnned the
rulings in lower courts in the Uallagber
b'lud suits.
Six counties in Pennsylvania hae already
declared lor Tildau. Ji -lily is thj barrel
a'uoug the Democracy.
' Doodle bugs" is what the Huntingdon
Globe calls the Greenbaekers. The deliui-
tion of the name is not given.
The roads during fair time in 1878 were
dusty, like last week dnrinj t Mr tiuie. Let
every KepubUcau turu out at the polls.
A Company of lawyers enraged awhild at
shooting at mark, on Friday alternoon, on
the Fair giound. B. D. Parke; hit the bull's
eye oflenest.
Jerry Loudensl iger threshed 225 sheaves
of w heat, a lew days ago, n his larm in
Delaware township. The result was 17J
bushels oi" w heat.
The Fair was a success. Considering the
Kf -union demonstration, that !u:i.e4 out
the population almost r matst, it is a won- !
der that it Was half as large.
W. D. Cramer and Porter Thompson are
most etticient workers anil managers at a
Fair. They should be elected to coutrol
mg places lor the next jear.
The Republican County Committee met
on Thursday, at Will's hotel, and transact
ed such business as appertains to the cam
paign. The attendance was large.
Wise, the great balloonist, who went up
in a billoon on Sund.iy a week, from soma
Western town, has not been heard of since.
Every Republican turn out at the polls.
Little girl to juvenile neighbor: "My
father has family prayers every morning.
Foes yours?" "No, indeed (indigiianth ) ;
my lather is a Democrat. Arte Orlcuui
Times.
Timothy Spellacy, of .V Merstown, Perry
County, Pa., is one of tho walkers for thrt
O'Leary belt, at Sew VoiV. It is a six
days' walk, aud was begun last Ajnday
morning.
Everybody complained of the beat last
Thursday and Friday. On Thursday after
noon at l o'clock the theruiomwter in the
building on the Fair ground indicated b8
degrees.
The new church building owned by Pres
byterians in this town will be ready to re
ceive its congregation on next Sahbilh a
week. Every Republican should turn out at
the polls.
Rev. T. J. Sherrard preached in the
Court House last Sabbtth morning at 11
o'clock, and Rev. Mr. Hamilton in the same
building at 7 o'clock. Every Republican
turn 5ltt t the p dls.
Cuba Saubath School will participate in a
cake-waik, on Thursday evening, October
1G, 179, at 7 o'clock, in Cuba school house.
The proceeds are to be apprnpiiated to the
benefit of the school.
Be careful, when yon go to tho woods tc
shoot, that you do not shoot a man. Judge
Junkin is a judge who believes that huut
ers should be certain ot w hat they shoot at.
before ti y discharge their gttus.
j ,, R0,igers js making a new
.... . .
plow,
cJlea the Valley Chief, that is becoming a
favorite, and from the way it sells indicates
that it will soon have the lead. Address J.
II. Rodgers, Walnut P. O., Juniata Co., Pa.
As election time approaches keep your
eye closely on the men who seem to oe dis
posed to help secure eight to ten Republi
can voters in each election district for llie
Democracy. Every Republican turn out at
tiie polls.
There is a sensation over the death of
Darbt Long in l.ehauoti comity. He was
poor, but when he dt-d a few days ago, a
?2'i,('00 Me insurance pi.icy turned up for
the benefit of strangers. His body is to be
raised aud examined for poison.
A lew days ago, J. B. Fry drilled a hole
five feet deep iu a limestone rock in a quar
ry owned by George Smith in Delaware
township. Three pounds of powder were
put iulo the hole, aud when touched off
enough stone were blown out to make 1,000
bushels of lime.
An infernal machine was put in a drawer
in the office of Robert A. Parrish, a Phia
d 'fphia lawyer, and instead of the lawyer
luii.g bown lo death, an office boy was ne
first to on the drawer, and hid two fin
gers bowu off besides being injured other
wise. It is said that where Democratic meetings
have been bed in this State this season,
the sjreakers who are from a distance con
i7ude thai the country is thinv settled.
They base their concusions 0:1 tho tuin au
diences that attend the meetings. Turn out
at the poZs on e.ction day.
The friends of both the Democratic can
didates for Sheriff are teliing the people
they meet that their candidate, Fowles, or
Shivery, as the case may be, is poor, and
that Kelly is rich. They did not electioneer
tint way at tho last election for Sheriff.
Every Ri publican turn out at the polls.
A young married man named Yost, living
near Alienville, MilHiu county, lell in love
with another woman, and in order to get
money to get married, forged an ord'.T on a
relative, aud realized 011 the order the sum
of J29.50, anil now he is in the Lewistown
Jail for forgery. Being put in Jul uetore ne
niarrie)1 j,0. o, saved him from a pros
ecuiiun for bigamy.
A man with a large collection .f photo
graphs in a huge frame on which they could
be seen at one sight, sold the pictures at so
much a piece, under the grand stand dur
ing lair time last week. To iuduce people
to buy be stated that certain of the pictures
were numbered, and whatever they were
numbered, whether it be 25 cents, od cents
or 100 cents, the person who would select
such a one should be entitled to the amount
marked on the bck. It was a game of
chance, and many a boy invested and lost.
Finally a boy found the way behind the
frame, awl learned what pictures were num
bered, and from that time till the Ukk was
found out by the picture man, the boys
made money pretty fast. When the boy
understood the game there was no chance
about it.
A. K. MeCIure became th- tirst editor oi
the Juniata Seuliuel, when the paper v. a
established in 140. Long since then he
left these parts, but last week the Colonel
was btck, and delivered an interesting
address at Riverside Park, which was report
ed by the present editor of the Stnlinrl and
Republican, on the brim of his hat as he st
in a carriage, listening, to the eloquent re
marks ot the editor of the Philadelphia
7imej. The address as rej.rtcd may bu
read in another column of tho Stulintl ami
Republican. Read it.
The dwelling louse of Mrs. David Banks,
iu Fermanagh tow ii.hlp, took Hre in some
Unknown way last Satuniay morning about
9 o'clock, aud was burned to the ground.
The tire may have originated Iroin a spark
from the chimney, as the M imes were f rst
seen near the chimney; or it may have
originated from a spark from a pile of rub
bish that was being burned in the yard.
The household goods wtr9 all saved. No
insurance. The value of the house ranged
between seven hundred and twelve hundred
dollars.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, that were
oa Eihibition at Riverside Park
Fair, Last Week.
1 one ear old Durham bull. John
Mo.Meen ; 1 oue year old Durham
better, John McMeeo ; 1 two) ear cM
Durham heifer, John McMeen ; I two
year old Devin heifer, George J. Park
er; 1 shott horned thorough bred bull
tbirtee-i iu 'O'lis, J. T. Sieber : 1 short
horned cow, J. T Sieber ; 1 two year
old Uurhaui bull, James MeMeeu ; 1
Durham Cow, James McMeen; 1 two
year old Durham heller, James McMeeo
1 one year old Durham heifer, James
Mc.Meeu ; I Durham calf James Mo
Auley ; 1 two year old Durham belter
James McAulev ". 1 Durham cow James
MAuiev ; 1 two year old Durham
heifer, Ed. Kauliiuan ; 1 Aiderney cow
Mathew Rodders; 1 Aiderney calf six
mouths old, James Tbou-psou 1 Ai
derney calf eight mouths old James Mc
Meeu : 1 one year old Alderuey baiter
John MeMeeu ; 1 Alderuey cow aud
calf, John Mc.Meea.
1 Southdown IJuck, John McMeen;
I pen Poland China pigs James Mc
Mem; 1 pen of Leicester lambs, James
McMeen; 1 pen of Leitester ewes,
James MoAuley ; 1 ot!.swaiu ewej
St.. .
James .uc.Auley ; 1 lacicester ewe,
James Me Auley ; 1 Cottswalo buck,
Joseph D)sitier; 1 "pen lull bred
Southdown lambs, James Thompson ;
1 $outhdon ewe, James McMeen; 1
Cottswald ewp, J allies MoMeen ; I pen
Soutlidowu ewes, James M;Metn: 1
pen Southdown lambs James McMeen ;
pen Cottswald ewes, James McMeen ;
1 r n r.f I .,(, .1 A k',.,tT....n
Cottswald buck J. A. Ksuffiuin: I
pen Southdown Iambs, Matthew Rodg
er ; 1 pen Southdown ewes M. Ivcdg
ers : 1 thorongh tred bull, Sieber .V
Co; 1 ll'dstein cow, James Adams ; 1
Aiderney bell, James Hatrks ; 1 'iuero
sey l.eifer, M Kodrs ; 1 D'irVi.u
bull M. Koder: 1 one year old abort
horned bull, -J. Tbouipsoa.
I
pie who i tte'l.led the St.ite Tair at I
i'uiU.ieli.liin t int tli Main Knil.linrr !
had a pl.iee title 1 up as a smoking
room. The following conversation
liy two 1 :ty gentleiiun touk place, is
to how to treat the gir'.s, the country
cousins, who attended with great up
petites. The y iung men. stutajd with
their "high lows" elevated on the
rail of the smoking department.
"Jimmy, my Ikj," s.iid the eldest.
i4I wiil let yott into tie nto.st u;.v".i
ti rcTJ t srhe". if you cleave to it. a-: 1
lieu clot-e pan. Mv country r. hit.". s
ctln dovrii in regime 'ts and
with !
the lii',''cst fttrpet s-'a. I. ' ;-.. I appe
tites I ever leLt;i L I k... I'-.-xt the
gills expected to be f-d waen I
brought V-iii out liere, and when I
tell veil I stuffed seventeen, and
stalled 'em full, on two dollars aud
sevetit.y-t'.vo cents you will say to
yourse f, ld stock, you are drawing
it out still;' but it's ti'U.;."
The listener pulled hard at Lis
clg ir. and then t.sked: "How iu good
ness did you do it !"
"Like a breee, my bov," said the
other. Pop corn balls and cider,
that's the L:il i f fans ; pop corn nud
cider. There is someliiing in a five
cent pop-cora ball that just knocLs a
butter Uuwn country girl el.nr off
her pins. I knew what, the restau
rants ch irge.l, so I would s.it-, 'Oir'.s,
have a pop-corn ball ?" an.l the girls
would take it lively. In a half hour
they begin to get dry and I chuck
into each a three cent glass of eider.
When tiie ci.ler grapples with the
pop coin it begins tj swell, and the
country girls wonder how it is they
don't feel hungry. I walk 'em around
until I get the pop corn pretty well
banked, and then I insist on treating
them a second time. Bill, so far just
thirteen cents for ea-h girl. In about
fifteen minutes I come around to a
cider press aud give them another
glass of juice. That settles the busi
ness. I can see the buttun-hjles
stetchin' in their dresses, and I know
that for sixteen cents I have satisfied
the appetites which every gal of "em
has brought down here to bo whet
ted up."
The listener, who said he expected
ten new female country cousins dur
ing the week, grabbed his friend
warmly by the Land, and with tears
in his eyes invited him to take a glass
of lemonade.
Mo. A. II. Snw, a Clearfiold mer
chiint, who had been iu Kiikbride
Hospital, l'liilildelphia, was being
taken home on Fri lay. His mental
infirmity returned while on the cars.
At a point two miles east of Bailey's
station "he arose from his seat, went
to the forward end of the car, step
pe 1 to the platform and jumped off,
the train at the time going at the
rate of forty miles an hour. The
train was at once stopped and backed
to where he had jumped off, when it
was found that he had received a cut
on the riUt temple, a ci:'. on t. p of
the head and cuts on the left Lam'
and left kiiei. cap, iiotTS of which, it
is thought, will prove fatal. He was
taken as far as this place, where Lis
relatives and liiiLsolj remained awhile.
It is supposed Le had not fully re
covered from his insanity. Mr. Shaw
is fifty years old."
A Good Home in Central Missouri
Can be obtained through the Calloway
County Immigration Society." For full de
scription and particulars address the Presi
dent,
oc(8-4t
Wm.
U. Tnnaas.
Fulton, Mo.
Subscribe for the Sentbtel and Republican.
Popular Autumnal Excursion
raoa tub
M'Hdli. Tyrvne, and Leicittotcu Drriiicat to
the JHUkeny ,V.iataa, os TAtraduy,
October 9, 1879. orrr the Bell'l Gap
Karrow Gauge Railroad to
Lloydititlt.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany offers this rure opportunity to
iCs patrons of the Middle, Tyrone,
anl Lewistown Divisions to unite in
this deli'o-htful Excursion, tnowinir
j that it wiil be appreciated, and that
! ftt no other sta-son of the year can
tee mountain scenery he so fuly ea
joyeL
Tlie rates for the round trip, in-i-Iudiu
trip over IJell's Gup Narrow
Gauge Ji iii l, are as follows, ftr this
county: Thoiiipsontowii. ?2.0lj Port
Koval, ?1.0 ; M fllln, $l.T.r:
Excursionists east of Bell's Jiills
will take Piicfic Express.
At Uolis Mills the Narrow-Gaujje
R'd coiUTiiunces the ascent of the
mountain at a grade of one hundred
and sixty feet per mile. Tiic novelty
of this ride und the marniiicent ex
panse of iHiid autumn foiiao tiieet
ing the Ra.o at tvery curve of the
road can not be excelled upon the
continent It reflects tho crcatcst
cr-edit upon the uuuiiigeaient of this
i'4iiint;iin road to say that not the
s-li'htest uccideut has yet oecnrrodj
and thousands of pleasure-seekers
each year pass over it Upon the
stnumit of the) U)ut1nt:ui are Ix-iited
the most roiii.inlii! picnic ground-, in
lite mate.
Many pleasure-seekers have fre
ipiently expressed a desire to visit
tli'H mountain retreat, and the oppor
tunity is now uiuii'dcd them at rates
which will not aain Le granted. Do
not fail to tsko advantage of a trip
which at this season of the year will
be especially enjoyed, aud one ever
to be remembered.
IMPORTANT CUAN'iES IN THE TIME
TABLE OK PHILADELPHIA AND
READING PASSENGER TRAINS.
On Monday, October 6th, 1879, important
changes took place in the train schedules ol
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and
Branches the changes taking place about
one month ear.ler than usual on acrcunt ol
the oM-uitig of the New Line Iroiu Phila
delphia (Ninth and Green st.it ts depot) to
New York, via Hound Brook Route.
Train No. '11 of Mam Line, leavinz Read
ing il 4.45 a. ni., will have a transler con
nection from West Falls to Wax ne Juneti..n,
by which pussengers can t iRe the Fast Ex
press, leaving N nit rt and flreeu at 7.50 a. 111.
reaching New York at 'J.:',D a. 111., I'hiladel
phia time. Train No. 10, ot main line,
leaving Pott"il!e at COO a. in., h.- which
1 connections are made at M -ading with train
h aving Karri. burr at 5.20 a. 111., Lebanon
6.15 a. m., will connect via West Fads anil
Wayne Junction, with train leaving Phila
delphia at o.itO a. 111.. ariiving at New York
12.0" (noon). Philadelphia time. A Through '
Car, PotlsiiUe to New 1 ork, will be run ou
this train.
Train No. 2, f main line, leaving I'otts
villeat 'J.lo a. in., Mnmokiii li.4o a. ui ,
Ashl"l 7.:;; a. ni., bhenan toah 7.00 a. ni.,
3ia.'iauoy City H.lu a. m., Ta.naiiuaH 45 a.m.
Port Clinton 'J.I5 a. 111., Reading lo.iiOa. 111.,
by which connection is made at Reading
with train ieaiing llarrisburg at t.l'5 a. 111.,
Ltlution . a. 111., LaTic.ister t.05 a. m.,
Columbia 7.55 a. 111., will connect via West
Fall Wayne Jun-tion with train leaving
Ninth and Green at 12.10 noon, reaching
New Yolk at 2.45 p. M., Philadelphia time.
Through car Pottsville to New York.
Train No. 4 of main line and ol I atawissa
and Williatr -port. Mahaiioy and Shaiii"kin,
and Little Schuylkill branches, leaving Wil- '
ham-port y 45 a. in., Dativjllu 11 2 a. 111., 1
II.kt. l..n 4.1- a. 111., Shdiiiokin 12.0-3 11001., j
Ashland t .e4 p. tu., Mahaiioy cilv 1 .:5 p. m,
Tamsiia 2 15 p. iu., Pottsville 2.80 p. :n., '
Reading i-.55 p. 111., by whir connection is j
made at l.eaoiug w ith train leaving H trris- J
' irg 1 45 p. li.., I-.luueu 2.40 p. 111.. La:i-i.ist.-r
!.IJ p. 111., C.-luiiitia 1.05 p. 111., wi.l I
innert via Wet Falls and Waine June-!
' train l-.i-i;ig Philadelphia (N 111th 1
ana 1.1 ecu streets; 0.10 p. m , arriving at
New York s 2o p m., I'iula lelphia time.
Through car Pethsvillo to New York.
From Xew YorK, ronn'ctions via Wayne
Junction and West Falls will be as follows :
Train leatitrz New York (t'entril Rail
road of New Jersey depot) 7-45 a. m., Con
nects with train leaving Broad street depot
'J.45 a. m.
T.-aiu leaving l'ew York (Central Rail
road of New Jersey dep .t) I.:)0 p. ru.. con
nects with train leaving Broad Street depot
4.0O p. m.
Train leaving New York (Central Rail
road of Xc jersey dep t) 4.00 p. in. con
nects w ith train leaving Broad Street depot
.00 p m.
Through car New York to Pottsville 01
each of the above trains.
AL'CTIOX.
At the Crystal Palace Commencing
FRIDAY EVEXIXuS.
at 7 o'clock and continuing Satur
day afternoon and eveuiug. Dry liood-i,
Notions, l utlery, boots and shoes,
(ucerswsre Glassware, also large oil
paintinps.
OX SATURDAY AFTEKXOOX.
at 2 o'clock in front of store room
One Evans aud Watson safe ; One
second bond top buggy ; One stove ;
Twenty five molasses, barrels suitable
for cider barrels. Tubs; buckets;
baskets ; and carpets, and oil cloths ;
immediately after which the sale of Dry
Uuods will be commenced.
Thomas U. Parker
Auctioneer-
FOR SALE. A commodious Dwelling
House, aud two Store Rooms, in the bor
ough or Milltiiitowu, Juniata county, Pa.
This is a rare chance to acquire a dwelling
bouse, and business place in Millliutown ; a
chance, which if left pass, may not be
equaled in many years. For particulars,
call at, or address this ollice. jin29-tf
Camphor Milk cures Headache and Neu
ralgia. Camphor Milk cures Rheumatism and
Lame Back.
Camphor Milk cures Cuts, Cruises and
Burns.
Camphor Milk costs 25c ; 5 bottles 91.
Sold by Banks It Hamlin, Midlintown, and
Hamlin i. Co., Patterson. marl9-ly
Phcenix Pectoral w ill cure your Cough.
PhoMiix Pectoral cures hoarseness quickly
Iliienix Pectoral tastes good and brings
Plurnix Pectoral costs 25c; 5 bottles $1.
.S i'1 by Banks t Ham'.in, Milllintown, &.
j j Hamlin it Co., Patterson. marl?-ly
Phixnlx Pectobal has been in general use
for fifteen years, and nearly all who began
to nse it then continue its yet. Price 25
rents. Sold hy Bancs &. Hamlin, Milllin
town, and Hamlin at Co., Patterson. Pa.
MA Mil ED:
LINDSAY McCAFSLAND. At the
residence of Mr. John Lindsay in Milford
township, Juniata conntv, Pa., Oct. 2, 1879,
by the Rev. T. J. Sherrard, Mr. William
Lindsay and Miss Lizzie McCausland, of
Pitiaiburir. Pa.
u...tr .,. ...... ,a?o h.
,. 1 .. , I if" . V
l ev. II. C arc, Mc. John A. AcJeen of
Foil koyal, this county, and Anna Jf. lia,
of Icttsburg, Terry Co., Pa.
CLOSING PRICES
DE IIAVEX &T0tii'SLI)f
BiXKEKS,
No. 40 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Stocks Bought and Sold either i or Cash or
on a Margin.
Od. 6, 187'J.
Bid. Askkd.
V.S. C's lgSl.4..,.
Currency, C's.....
" 5', ISli.new....
i"i
1224
!:;.
lot;;
H'2
40
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21
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17
171
si
41
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Pennsylvania R. R...1
Philadelphia A. Reading R. R.
Lehigh Valley li. R
Lehigh Coal 4 Navigation Co.
41jJ
2j ,
Foiled Companies of N. J
Northern Central H. R. Cc, . .
Hestonrille Pass It. R. Co...
riff.-.. Tit ft R.iT. R. K.Co...
Central 1 ransportaiion Co ...
Northern Pacific, -Tom ,
" ' Prcfd .....
Silver, (Trsde.) ......
17
4..J
9'.i
tWJI.1I IJKC Via.
MIFFLINTO'Y MARKETS.
Jl!rrLl.tT'w!, Oei. 8. 1879.
Butter
F?'
I -ard
Ham
Shoulder .... .
rMd-s
Potatoes
Onions ,
Ra ,
12
1J
7
3
7
ti
no
40
MlFi'LINTOW.T GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weeKly.
Qt'OTATIOXS FOB To-DAT.
Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1879.
W heat IS
Corn, ol.l 50
Oats 2H
Kye 55
Timothy seed 2 mi
Clovcrseed .......... 4 50
PHIL.VDELPIil V GRAIN MARKETS.
I'itil 1 m LPIM , (K-t. ti Vi'li-af, Peiina.
sjd, Sl.t. Corn, till. a;2--. O.ts.OSc.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
1'lllL WFLrmi. Oct. 4 ( atlie 4to5c jx-r
lb. l.'ows $-.ilt:;5 per bead. Hois 5tixic
per Ih. Calves bo per lb. rtheep ototc
per Iu.
Is a compound of the virtues of sarsapa
rillii. stiilinna, mandrake, yellow dock,
wirh the iodideof K)tashand irou. all pow
erful blood-making, hlood-eleansing, and
life-sustaining elements. It is the purest,
safest, and in every way the most effectual
alterative medicine known or available to
the public. The sciences of medicine and
chemistry have never produced so valua
ble a remedy, nor one so potent to cure
all diseases resulting from impure blood.
Ir. cures Scrofula, and all scrofulous
disci.- s, llrysipelas. Rose, or St. An
thony's l ire. Pimples anil Kitce
STrillM, Pustule. Itlotche, Boll. Til.
mors. Tetter. Humors Salt Khrlliii,
Seal, l-beiil. Kins worm, I lrerss,fsr.rcs,
ith.eiunatisiii,3!erruriai lisease. Neu
raliciii. Female Weaknesses anil Ir
regularities, Jaundice, Affections of
the l.iver. Dyspepsia, Kiiiaciation,
ami General Debility.
By its searching and cleansincmialities
it purges out the foul corruptions which
contaminate the blood, and cause de
rangement and decay. It stimulates ami
enlivens the vital functions. It promotes
energy and strength. It restores and pre
serves health. It infuses new life and
viiror throughout the whole system. No
suiTererfrom any disease whichnrises from
itimurity of the blond need ib-spair. w ho
will give Avfb's Sarsapakiixa a fftr
trial. Remember, the earlier the trial,
the speedier the cure.
Its recipe has been furnished to physi
cians everywhere: and they, recognizing
It s suts-rlor qualities, administer it in their
practice.
For nearly forty years Avfr's Sar
SArAHlt la lias been widely used, and it
now possesses the confidence of millions
bf people who have experienced lienciits
Iroin its marvellous curative virtues.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer L Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
OLD ar AXX DRUGGISTS CTERTWHXRB.
KENNEDY & DOTY,
(Successors to Buyers &. Kennedy,)
DEALERS IX
OR AI,
CO Ala,
lit 31 IS UK.
CEMENT.
Calcined Plaster. Land Plaster.
EEOS( JUlaT. Ud
We buy Grain, to be delivered at Mittlin
town or Mexico.
We are prepared to I tirnish Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
KENNEDY & DOTY.
April 21, !87n-tf
IYE HATH IT AT 1. 1ST.
A perlect working Shirt Bosom
stretcher and ironing Board. Best
elling article in maiket. Sells at
-lght, both in city aud country. It
s su;H.rior in every respivt, and
nore salt ahle than any ether board.
Il'lie latest iiiuirovement overall
a Patented Nov. 20, 18. 1 . Large p-r
centa.e raid. Territory sellers and can-
vassers wanted. Agents ilo not fail to sen J
f"f circular and teims le A. l . Smith, Mc
Keesport, Allegheny enmity. Pa. Say in
what paper you saw this adv't. foctlo
Cfcl'TIOX.
VLL persons are hereby cautioned not
to fish, hunt, gather berries, break or
open fences, or cut wood or young timber,
or in any unnecessary way trespass ou the
laiids of the undersigned.
Siaos Mraxan. LrnwicK Shradrb.
Gk.o. Dirrrsi'ARFKR. Wiium Pkopi.es.
Frederick Haines. Francis Howlb.
Fermanagh Twp., Juue 22, 1878.
LUMPER. All kinds, sizes snd qualities,
for sale at prices to suit the times. Cell on
or a.tdress Jas. C. Suillincsford,
niar20-tf Near McAlisterville, Pa.
FOR RENT. The Corner Store-room in
the Belfor-l Building, now o.!Ciipicd by R.
, . . .
Waboabbt Bbxtobd.
Ac? Ail cert ixf men t.
parsapariila
MiSCELL.1. EO I S
D. W, HARLEYS
I the place where you can buy'
till J!i:ST A 1 I) T1ISJ C'iJSMPJJST
MEXS' YOUTHS' & BOYS CLOTHING
j lUTs, cjps. bjois, shoes,
HE is prepared to exhibit one ot tV. n.ost
this market, amf at jfSTO.UsUtX'lLY LUii' I'RtCjCS !
Alsri; measures taken for suits s.'..d parts of suits, which will be end"- -.0 urdi
at short notice, very reAsoa-bic.
r.emember t!;e plaer, in li..7iiinn'o
Water reera, ii IfFi.lNTO A'N, PA.
Ha just retarned from the
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS
t.f.MS' rlKMMUVr GOOD-i.Goo.Ts of .1 kinds are low .Come and see i
and be astonishel. -p.mis at I.1! a-ont. rrp- SKTt- M ADK Tt imhFu
P.
e:s,n, la, Ap il lo, lb. j.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
T I M K - T A ll L ia
fob
TUROIOII AMt L.Hl-VL P.lSS.SElt TbSIXS
BetwfR!! Harrisblko and Alto0..
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WtsTWARD Fast Trai.xs.
Pacilc Express l ives Philadelphia 1155
p 1:1 ; Ila'rislicrg 4 20 a m j iMnr iiihou 4
50am; Ncv.;,.,,! 5I4ai.i; .M.tilin 5-itia
ill: Lee. 'stonn IS a '11 ; VcVeytoivn 6 11
am; lit. C'lion" 7''.ani: ll'intiii-doti 7
2S a iu ; Petersburg 7 4 I a m ; S; ru e t're. k
7 55 am; T) rone S IS a in ; Bell's Mills
8 33 a iu ; Aiti oiia 8 50 a III; Piiisbu-g
1 4 5 p iu.
piitsburj Evpres, Tea-,.., pi.iia icTphia at
6 2 p In ; ll.irril.nrg 1 1 l- p 111 : Marisi ilk -
I'l-.lpui; V .t'.i: 1 1 -tl p ni ; l., itou:i
I2i'lam; liiiuiinudon I Mam; Tyrone
1 53 a in ; Altooua 2 25 a 111 ; Pittsburg 7 L0
Fa.; Line l.-aves Phila le'i.'n 1 at II 45 a j
111 ; H.'ri i.-hii:; 1 45 p m ; M:i:iiii 5 O.i p m ;
l.ei;., an S 27 pu ; I ( 11 n r 1 rsr-1 . 16 '." pm ; 1
Tyrone 7 i'-h p m; Aitoona 7 40 p m ; l'.lts- '
t-rg 1 1 4 p m.
Eastward Fast Trai.v.
Philadelphia Express leaves Pi'lshttr- at
4 4o p in; Altooua 8 55 p ru ; Pell's Mills
9 in p ni ; Tvroiie '. 21 ;. in : Spruce Creek
'J3S d 111 : IliiiitihL-ilo,, I.i n- i, 1.1 : l ewis-
town 10 '.li a in ; Mollin 11 14 am: Harris-)
burg 12 35 a nl ; un.i di rites in Philadelphia I
at 3 50 a 111.
Atlantic Excess Icives Pitlslmrg at 1 10
pin- Altocni t'15pm; Tyrone li'il pm;
li'ititiitg'loti 7 3s p 1,1 ; Mt. i'nion s oil p m ;
McYe tou 11 25 p tu ; Lea i-town S .",11 p tn ;
.Mifiliu 9 12 p in ; Newp ,rt ': 5t p 1.1 : D1111
cai'.non 10 20 p tu ; II 4-r'shurg 10 5", p ui ;
arllrej in P!l!:.u.eiphia 3 WI a 111.
Poeifi. Excess It aves Piltsburg at 3 15 a
m; Aitoona 7 35 an,; Tyr ne S00 a 111 1
Il.inrrng'l',11 8 ill", a 111 : Lew islown 9 a ni ;
MiHiti -.-. am; lUvrishurg 1130 am;
arrives in Philadelphia 0 15 p 111.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
of Mirri.nrou X, I' A.
WITH
15U.VNCII AT r.'UT ROYAL.
StoctLoldera Individualiy Liable.
J. NEVIN POMEROY, Prtudcnt.
T. VAN IRWIN, Cwhier.
Dibectors :
J. Nevin Pom-roy, Joseph R.:hrock,
George Jacobs, I'hihp M. Kepner,
AniosG. BotisaM, Lortis E. At8inson.
W. C. Poiucroy,
STOCKHoLDtRS :
J. Nevin Pomeroy, James y.. O'ieson,
Philip M. Kepr.er,
Josc'h Rothrock,
George Jacobs,
L. E. A'kinsou,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos fi. Roiisall,
Noah llertzier,
Daniel Siouller,
Charlotte Snider,
V in. an scerii'geii.
SamT Ilerr's Heirs,
Jane !I. Irwin,
Mary Kurtz.
Samuel M. Kuril,
J. II, dines Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
F B. I ron .
John llertzier.
XT" Interest allowed nf the rate of 3 per
cei.t. on 6 months certificates, 4 per cent, on
12 months certificates.
(jan23, 1879-tf
Better Times Apprsachisg.
Fioim ,
Ytvtoncellat .
... $1 nlto50lr0
...$:oin!to50')')
1 Denote inn
$25ts!,o5of
--, ,v-.,,.1
-uiijr
Violin Bci
25
1-iOO.
, .Iccvr.ieom
S12.t"250e
l'10ia and Oui'.nr Strings, Botes, Bridges,
keys. Tale B .ards 4tc.
Mouth Organs, extra quality.
Flutes, Files, Flageolets, Clarinet, fiums,
and Band Instruments at lowe.:t
cash prices.
I SKiel and i'usic Bockt mn!td on receipt ofi
Prue.
Piano Stools, Music Stands, Piano and
Organ Polish. Any el the above instru
ments will be forwarded at short notice by
addressing the
MtKII.LIPS ORG N MANUFACTORY.
Ae Organs at astonishingly low prices,
flecniid-hand ol oiher makes at a bargain.
For further particulars tdress
ALEX. McKM.LIPS,
Oi i in M inulacturer,
S2f) X. Q i.-ew Si., Lancaster, Pa
Dec. 4, 1878-o5n
Consult your interests and advertise in
the Sentvel etna Hepublitau.
.1D YEti ilSEJLE.S is.
jtyn ruusismxa goods.
rlo:ee it -elect storks ever offe-aii K.
Xc
ruilJTb, corner of Bridge tn4
fJan. 1, lH(9-t!
Kastcrn cities i:h a fall variety 0
1
& SHOES, ALL SIZES,
3A3tSL SThAYEI
! ' THE HDllLD S Stl.11.-.
! T'R. L. 1). WiTBrax's Altf.rativb Svaf-.
XT" A remedy used TH ! ITY-f I VE V ii A RS
1 in a p-ivate prsctiee, ai.il never Sailing Cj
radicallv cure
; RHEUMATISM, DROPS T,
! rtiV!(ip.... ScroinW, S"tiirl.iry Syphiiis,
j (iravt-l, liiahetes, and all diseases1 m win i,
t the blood is implicated, is now ofijrcff So
I Ihe pah'tc.
3TRAYE51
j ; I ' Sold by all Retail Drngjists, and (whole
IS5,. 1 sale unlv) hv Tub Wctbirs IIfpicixb Co.,
'4 4 Z -f- O- U"x 3, R.ichester, N. Y.
l'IMPLES,
- j I will mail (Pre .1 the rt.-i;-e lor a sia r-e
j VrCTint r bit that will remove Ttv,
: FRECKLES, P.'MPt.KS ard K!..TCI. i,
' lc-ving the skia solt, clear art beauti jl ;
al.su instructions for pro l.i. 'in;; a InXil-i mt
growth ol hair on a bald load or sniootu
lace. A idless, inci."t? :c xl.r.r.:: Men,
Vaudell At Co., Ana :; .."t, .. Y.
TO CONSlMPriVES.
The aitvertiser. having h.-ea teriiiinef't
rmed of lfi.it diea i rtiscxse, Cousumpf!' .,,
by a simple ren .'ily, is au.xioiis to ase
known to Ids f. Ilow-siilf'ers ihe h.a of
erne. To all Wiio destr- ir, he v li -nd a
ropy of the pre:-cripli.in u:- ('r-e of
char;-), w ith t!,e ''ccti.jn.s for pn-r.tring
ami using tiie sum', nhien ihey wil ti'id a
si Rt ci'R for Consumption, As'hiiia, Bron
chitis. e. Parties wi-tung tho Prrcr:p
tion, will i.!eae a-ldr. ss,
E. A. wii.3-:t,
1I Penn street, VTiiliamsiiCrgh, N.f
EKUUKS OF III.
VGENTf.EMAN who so IVr-a lor vr 1 -from
Nervous IlKrttLITY, PREif
TI RE liECA Y, and ail tiie etf ets .1! 1
j ful itxlis'.-retion, will lor Tl-e s.,li of s.iil-.-r-
mg nuiiiani:y, s-nj tr- niio n.-e l -t,
the rei-rw and diristtoo Utr ni.ikin ihe sim
ple remedy by w hich he was curei. S-'
lerers wishing to pn. fit by the ade-"
experi-nee can 'io so by addre c
feet couliitencj,
JOHN F.. .:EV.
4- Cea.'i sire . .h'cw York.
PILES
disc
kinds
ischaiTes ol . ,, 01
muetis, and all diseases of the ;:;CT(.'M
iiiel,!v and perti etly . ird by i ,.. !e and
soothing KLilEDY. i' or i.o'o. i.i it.,n t
dress Da. J. FABEi. it CO..
22 Ann street, v. 1
J:ri 2 IST'.Mim
i Philadelphia & PlcaJaii lailroad
! - 3
Arraugt uieiit of Passenger Trains.
OlTCBKR tu, 1S79.
Tra9 le'tce H irrisi-urg at falioui:
For New Tork via Allentown, at ', 20, 8 r"
a. ci , and I 45 p. ru.
For New York via Bound TI. ... I.
5 20. 8 05 a 111 and 1 I p ni.
For Philadelphia at 5 2, 8 05, ! " a m,
1 an1 4 yM p m.
; F,,r Reading a 5 2i 8 0 , 9 55 a m, 1 45,
I 4 "" an'' h V n'-
I E"r Pottsville at S 20. fi 05 a m. and 4 (0
p. zt: ant via uitylki.! & usqueli-.m.'.
Branch at 2 4"i p tu. Fur Aiiiiurn, f 30
For l.ane.istei mi l Columliia,
at ;
! , 05
a rp; atot 4 IJO p ill
For Allentoivn at 5 10, 8 05, 0 55 a ni, 1 1 J
and 4 "o p m.
The 5 20 and 8 05 a m, sr. 5 4 p m trains
h ive Ihroiigli cars for New Yor'i.
The 5 20 a. in. train has through cars for
Philadelphia.
The 6 2o, 8" a 111 at.d 145 p 111 niakj
rlose connectiftii at Reading with main lino
trains having through ears for New Voik.
via " B011111I 1-ro. k Route."
su.iDjirs.
For New tork a. 5 20 a. m.
For Alh-r.fown and way st-.tio- j 20 a m.
For Re idmg, Philadelphia and way stations
at 1 45 p m.
Traint for Hnrrtsbnrq Uare us follow :
Leave New York via Allcutuiri at 8 45 ' 'n,
I 00 and 530 p tu.
Leave New Y"rk vi.i--P.onnd II oh Unite"
7 45 n m, 1 30 ai.d 1 0 n ni, arriving it
llarrisbil g, 150, 8 20 p in, 12 35 mid-
nil.t.
Leave Lancaster 8 ur, a nl a. ,-,i p nu
Leave Colli' ohra 7 55 a 111 and 3 40 p 111.
Leave Philadelphia at 9 45 a. 1.1., and 4 OC
and 7 45 p ni.
Leave PoiMviile at 6 00, 9 10 a. m. and i 40
p ru.
I Leave Reading at 4 50, 7 Co, 1 1 50 am,
I n, t and .0 Z p iu.
Leave Pottsville via Sohii) IU ft an 1 S'lsqne
hantt 1 Rraitch, 8 25 a m. Leave Anheiri
via Schui Ik.li and ausqoeli e.ma Ir a:,ch,
I I 50 a n..
Leave Allentown at 5 55, 9 05 a in., 12 10,
4 30 and 9 05 p m.
I Leave New York at 5 20 p. ra.
..cave r nnnlelpnia at. 1 I p m.
Leave Reading at 7 35 a m and 10 35 ful.
Leave Allentown at 9 05 p m.
C. G. HANCOCK.
General PuajV Ticket .J gin f.
J. E. WOOTTKN.
General Hinaer.
liIaiilioodiflowLost'Howlored
Just pnh'i.bed, a n.-T edition or
D. Colv-.-rw ell's Cel,-Va; d Kssi-y
on the T'Vlieil cure 1, tio'lt me.ii-
f of Sje-nnatoirleea or S -m!nal weak-
nes, lnv.-liint.iry S nunal Losses. Impo,
lenc,, ut-ui.il ai"i a.s.eai i;irii.;i.:,.i . .lu-
peo.luvr- i- jiarria;'.-, eic ; a:so. - ri
stimption, Lpiiepsr mi.! Fils. inom-eo bv
selt-ind. licence or sexual extravagance.
The celehr it.-d ai:ihr, in this p.lini.ahlo
Essay, clearly deiu.iiisir ites, troin a thii'.y
years' successful practice, ihal Ihe s! .e
ing consequences of se:l-a!ese ni y be.ait-ie-liy
cured wiihutit the dang, rous us rl
inicritul n.edicine or tho application 1 1 tii
knife; pointing out a lovd ot cur i it on. o
simple, cert iiii, and elf. etiinl, b)- inra- ..'
which eve, y sufferer, ni niatt - '.a! h:
condition may be, liny , ore hi;. il cheap
ly, t' Watery, and radical'y.
X7"fhis L'Iure sho.tM i.e in the hnds
' of everr ramn a'ld ev-rv ni in in ttie 'and.
Sent Iree, under seal, iu a plain envri. pe,
to any address.
Ad'trus the PniIis!ers.
THE tl LYEItWI I.I. JIF.r:('L(
41 Ann ?t.. . w Ym ;
j'ir,el8-lT Post.Olfice Box 45i.
The Sentinel and Republican ,-lliee r
place loget jobwork ilone. Tr' ;t. IiWill
pay foil if yoi ned atlJn in i'&M liue.
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