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gEXTiyEL & REPUBLICAN
3SIFFLINT0WN :
TERMS.
. -.-rlipiion. IJ' pw mem, ''paid
V."l" months; $2.00 if not paid within
I Jnt advertisements inserted at 50
inch fr each insertion.
'Ljuirnt business notices in local col
luccatf Tv-r 'or ccn insertion.
ill hi mad- to those desirinfr
ircrtisf by tlie "ear or quarter
tU
Thi iif"l'!'ur''T5of S. publican ?::
... j t'jin:I'llw arc al rooms 6 and 6
' H -tel. Ninth aui Chestnut
L-.r" Atkinson-, CLuiirrnan
p; County Coauxiittee, 1. O. address,
II K N Patterson, Member
t .. Ci-'-tiiiJ Comui.ttoe.
HEALE.
( iii:uitt--' HaVid Adi:us, John
p Uf!:v.
S b--unniit: D- D. L. Al!en,
v. Y '! ';: J- K. l'-luisoii. A P.
M.-i-ViBii Wolui B. lirJjll, Walnut
r.o.
TELAWARE.
(j-nr-rtt-" S. E. Shartz. East
fiera F. O. ; JKies L. Ytuet, XL juir-
V
. -i w.l 1. V.'.
' v Mr!h"ni Kn- t7 1
tf.-.t-'IUIi.
Th KuUik. n. DiviJ S:-.rirt7, A. li.
ga.U. Vtc:kk. Vui'. Sichc-r,
v u (jjs tr. J reiiiv.h Lcudi'iiblarcr.
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(. Sjii'.u, Jo:i;ttban Kiscr, X. II.
7ickersli .u. D-.il is Thompson, Uriah
sLuuaa. Tuvuontown 1. O.
TlOMl'SOITOWX.
Commit TV. II. Xclson, J. II.
siab-tV'nuia'.tce J. P. M i'-kersham,
U.n Bdini r, J,dn Webster.
JlIFKLi.VTOWX.
Ci!i"-itt-t Jobtph S. Martin, A.
E. WML
S;i-tosisi:ttoe P. D. Hamlin, S.
S. Wu-:. n. 5Iaon Irwin, J. S. Graj
12. 1. U. A'tker.
Sl'KL'CE HILL.
C)nl'.:it, Tv.ea. lltrainer, Sr,.
N" ah K. E.sh. ;ruoe Hill P. 1).
jilrjoiiiiuitiec Uobtrt I'atterson,
raiui'5 ll;iiuf.e, John D. Howell,
,V j'U lie . k, i'le is.int View P. O. ;
;a.itaii) S'.v;irtz, Sum'l A. Graliam,
I1.5. T. lV.'. jn. rSuuuel Hjwery, S.
P. V.lx Iod. Yoet Yadcr, II. P. .Stew-L-t,
J. F. G. Lou-, Spruce HJ1 P. O.
rAITEKSOX.
C-Tiiiiittce Jolui Foreman, W. W.
CorcLitll
a';M.-oa.iuittce D. F. Stevens,
J.hn Emtst, Geo. W. AVilson, (jej.
.1 h"euJu..3, C. W. iltyer, V.r. D.
iX '.li ROYAL.
Oj:aJii.f.i. Dr. A. W. Shelly, W.
-Wrj. IL Rut5:er
rr. Thomas Tarior.
! i !. I.rul t.1. Alt.
C. ll.iinelg. J-.uies E. liusot-i, Di-
; : i. '.'"y:c, Robert bterrett.
m::.fokd.
CjnA.'Uw Rolnat A. Ecbison,
Av'c:i'ia P. O. ; D.ivil Cuxiiiiuh.im.
iiiersju I'. (.
isi.b-conuuit'.ee J. S. R obi son.
Ei'vuri Lji lsay, Win. Guss, J. 'i.
t-iAer. Is:ux- Ciare, Altx. McKiiLps
E1L GrLhiirtT, J. IL Robisi.n, ill
n-A V.elitr. V. X. Steirctt. El ward
K.:, pt:,r.-..,n P. G. ; J. Ii. Jirush
tr. i. IL (jroninjer, Port Royal 1'. O.
FERMANAGH.
Canmittee John Stoner, Wiiliam
2 -it. 21il!iinron P. U.
Sih-conimittee Abraham Moist,
I'iaC P. il t-Urgcr. Dnr-H Sielier,
S VT H'-ndc-bva, WtUiaiu H. Sine.
. ar.l Gross. John C. ZjoL, James
WLLanib, MilH ntown P. G.
FAYETTE.
Comniiitee Wil'iatu Cuveny, W. Y.
tliuL -I Ahs.erviile l. G.
5ii'-co.Lj:tt t Samuel Kinzer,
J.ia iKtfot, Lewis D-jepn, Jsse
Gr bD, 0.ik!iir.l -M:l!s V. O. : P. tc-r
irr J.ji n Rear, c:lurts Siiellen-'i-'Lvr.
Siuif-n S1k."I u' cti. J.-seph
i-JL-, Jf-S(pl K
lu.tn. Stephen la. i
. - i
JlVlti.r. WlllMtll biSRU, iicAi-'S
YLS. !
i-r.ie P. O. : Ja"ob Smith. John
Brotu. Peter Crown, Jonathan RuriiS.
Cx-clt-ius P. G.
TUSCAKORA.
Crauiitiee Lt-u.uel ilunhv, G.
W.M'.K--r.
" ' oraI:tte II. ?I. Morrow,
- C. Li-int. :.I. Coxs;iie P. O. : Pe
Vi Vh'l Plsasurt View P. G. ; Thos.
CHghtvn, JIe-n-7 Ti-ompsi.n. MtCuI
. d s Mills P. ). ; A. it Jli minger,
tetd s Gnp I'. O. ; Samuel I'anneba
fer, H m Grave P. O. : ("hnstian
FuImerE' Gro.e P. O. ; Wa.
Filler, John Vi. Evans, James 31c-Jl'-Len,
East T'tford P. O.
C.-scTiiitW G. oi -e Page, D. G.
-eutnlicrger.
Sah v;!-::i:itt.-e floorge G. 5ret
riinj;, A G. ShfcilenUrtrf r, Daniel
ftiituhr. J dir. Willis. Richfieid c
r 0. : C S S!,.-l. i.lM.v-Hr. T. Lau-
.
i Job B isoiii, T. R- Graybill, G.
- Kathemaan, John II. Lloyer, Evei:
P. 0.
SUSQUEHANNA.
Giramittee E. G. Shaffer, Levi
Li-bt.
'iWoiuiiiittf e S. G. Diessh r, II.
t Fryraoyer. Elias Crawf.;rd. James
'r. A'. drew Limbert, Oriental
0-: William Buyer, Jacob Weiser,
-tf-woutonrjo p. O."
WALKER.
( ' . i . 1 1
: . " Amos Kjutrwjiif 1,
l o-1 Hiikenbaugh, Mexico P. O.
9 Sii'tecoiuiuittee Michael Selier,
I S- Alums Henry Anker, Jerome
1 wfTtu-in. John Ga!laShcr, Joseph
I hesho-r, Miiflintiwn P. O. ; Porter
I JLaow;,.. n, n. N. L-.ik'.-ns, Abram
B j1 D-n:-.! IvIop-s Stimuf 1 Sieber,
SUeilci.::jrgr, Mexico P. O. ;
8 ' H Kurt, Vtu. Eardl'man, Van
if e5t (J. : Hlomon Monbeok, John
' Detra, Thomps.mtown P. O.
GREENWOOD.
(':v-iiwS. G. Smith, Siritra
atlieube;er.
0sab-coi.:.aitte Emanuel Shaffer,
.icntul P. o. ; Harrison Minium,
"r.. Long, Andrew Zwders,
P. Zeiders, Millerstown P. O.
LACK.
Cornrnittea Robert IL Patterson,
Mills, P. 0.5 Wm. Rosa, East
tenOTd P 0
jia feiy CrgmmtioiL
S B. IWtlcy, Dr. R, M. O.oiff.
R. L. Fsh, Waterloo P O , Wgo
tiUif.ma.ce. John i! i:..,,.o t...
Mills P. O.
BLACK LOO.
OSS!"11166"'1' n,!e' 6orge
Sub committee Robert Mclutrre,
James McKee, Peru Miils P. O.
Premiums Awarded,
The following a li.t of premiums award,
ed by the Juniata County Agricultural Fair,
held at Port lioyal, October Sth, 9th and
!0lh, 1879:
STOCK.
Thorough Bred jHJernryt.
T. i. Thompson, bull, l,t premium $,
cow, do. do , $5. heller, do. do., $, two
calves, do, do.. $2 ; Jeroino Thompson, Jr..
bull, 2nd premium $ 1.
Groat Jlderneyt.
.Vrr.e Thompson. Jr., cow. 1st premium
$3. heifer, 2;id premium l ; T. S. Thonip
son, rieler , 1st Temimu ; J!n- Tl.omp
kou,cU,MX iin.naisolj, it premium $1.5J.
Short llorm tlradtt.
Jaiuea Thompson, bu!!. 1 ve-old. 1st
Thorough Brt I Short Uorni.
neiuer, row. 1st premium S". im!l
13 n,,,",;'a "" do, do.. $ ; m. Seii er. b di.
over 2 years old, 1st premium f i; Matthew
ivonger-s, milt, anil premium $ t.
CotU Lett Than Stx MouJh, Old.
Iaki Wilson, 1st premium $1; Y.X.
Breckbill, 2ud pr -ruiuiu $ 5.
Yearling Coltt.
Jtme8 Thompson, 1st premium $3; X.
H. Kh, 2nd premium $2; W. C. Jacula,
3d premium $1.
Tire J'tirr Old Colt:
David lines. 1st premium $i ; Daniel Itc
Connell, 2nd reiiiiuiu H.
Thret Year Old Colli.
James cAuier, 1st piemiuiu $2 ; J. S.
McConuell, 2i.d premium $1.
Brood Muret.
John Adams, 1st premium $-3; Charles
McCahan, 2nd premium $1-
Htary Draught.
John Adams, 1st premium $2, Hetekiah
McAfee, 2nd premium $1.
Slatiioxt Heavy Dranght.
James McCauley, 1st premium St; W.
E. Haines, 2nd pr. mium (2.
Light Draught.
T. Memingcr. 1st prcmuiu $1; David
Imes, 2nd premium $2
Span of Harnett Hortes.
W. P. Thompson, 1st premium $3.
Eloodel Coin.
Jerome Thumpsou, Jr., 2 year fid, $1.
S.t.gle Harnett.
John Thompson, 1st premium $2; Sam
uel UcCu'.loeii, 2nd premium $1.
Sheep Grade CotttcMt.
Samuel Wharton, b:ick, 1st premium
51. oD; P.ivia Gass, a-., 2ud pieiuium $1
Ilstlll I.ir.l. ee. lt lire.aiuiu SI. .lit: '
j James MeCaaiey, do 2nd premium tl ; Wil
, ,
son A.a:ra, pen ol umus, 1st pr.:miuin
Gra le Liuettert.
James McCauley, ewe. 1st premium $1.50;
pea of ewes, du, do., $2.
Grade Suulkdcwnt.
X. H. K-h. buck, 1-t premium J1.59 ; Da
vid Wilson, do 2nd premium $1; X. U.
hsh, ewe, 1st premium l.o'); J.is. Thomp
son, pen ot l..inb, 11 premium tJ ; Jerome
i'i.ouipsun, Jr., pen ol' uwus, 1st premium
$i.50.
fl,xed.
T. II. JlcClure, buck, 1st premium $1 ;
ewe, do do, Si, pen ot iamt.s, dodo, $L.-:XJ;
James McCauley, 2nd preaiium $1.
HoSt.
R. X. Sartain, Cheater white boar, 1st
premium $1 ; John MeCuiloch, Poland
Cu:::a bi.r, 1st premium $1, s..w and pis,
do do, (1.5U; H. I.- b.-.ekbi !, boar pig,
b. ikshire, 1st premium (I ; John ileC'ul
loch, k-w and pigs, icriisi4a"e, 1st premium
i.5U
p.visTircs, pt-Mnxfnip and photogbaphs.
Mrs. S K. Weimer, picture and frame, 25
cts; Ssdie CooiN-r, Ian lsc.ipti piuitmg, oil j
CIS., animal painting, 50 cts.. p..rtrait paint
ing, 50 cts; Mary cooper, pencil sketching,
$1 ; Tlilie Jlotzer, m .tto, iloin, sweet
Home," 25 cts ; Mrs. K.-yuoeis, w .11 p-e',
25 cts; Julia lseiioer, toy cradle and doll,
25 els ; K. Snyder, pair comb cases, 2 cts,
2 cocorus crosses, 2i cts; Mrs. Wm. Pouie
roy, decorated j.r, Z'j cis; Lizzie Lahr, 2
card baskets', 25 cts, corner bracket, 2 cts,
toy trauk, io cts ; Mis. A. Mover, w. doli,
25 cts; Ida Hoyer, air castle, 2 -'a, uoaey
comb ba.-k.-t, J-i cts ; M iry Sim.-rs, display
ol cases aid child's parlor set ! furniture,
Wets; Mrs. M. W. bwarts, Jupaues jewel
box, 25 cu; .W.s. W. T. McCi.ilocli, two
landscape oil piinti' gs. $1, 2 colored cray
ons, ii ; 2 piaio do, - cts, portrait punt-
ing uu glass, 25 cts; Jr.hu McGaliuch, dis-
. . i . i ... -1 . i i.r i ii
pay OI laiiuies, 91 ; .i:;s. . ...
Iifcii. uisi.ua 01 CJses, eic , J cis ; jn.-n. n..
F. M. Oruver, disp'ay o; tloae.s and draw
ing, 25 cts; ra. Annie U. Siebi, 4 uil
Miutiugs, $1.
SKEPLE WsEC.
A Hie Jl.tzer, display of needle work,
$1.50; C F. ho'irock, pair ot chair cush
ions, 25 ct; .Wis. K. t:avcy, display of
n:gs. $1, 2 oifomas covers, 50 cts; Girtie
Caiteny, el'i d's .iilt, 25 cis ; Laura J :Cal-isi.-r;
5 pieces u.ilut set, 2 cts; .tf.ggie
Fisher, sola cushion. 25 cts head pi:i cush
ion, 25 cLs; Jtf iry Van Ormer, hand-made
slurr, 75 cts, mscliine made shirt, 75 cts;
Anuic Kepner. knit cushion, 23 cts, lamp
luit. 25 cis; Julia Paniiebaker, poiut Uce
haiidkerchitf, 5l cts, la ties' dressing case,
25 cts, pair towels, 23 cts; .tfis. F. J. Uice,
Inad p.ket book, 25 cts ; Alice Sieber, bed
qmlt, 55 cu; -Mrs. E. Yeazer, woolen hp,
5;cts; 3lrs. S. D. Kepner, machine uiade
shirt, 50 cts; .W.s. J. S. M. liibs..n, silk
I.il'ow, 25 Cts; Emma Stiiomel, deliine
1 quilt, 10 cts ;
Beckie riavder. velvet sola
cushion. 2ict-s; JJ,S. F. Held, hand-made
shirt. SI: Jennie .TJ lthersbaiigh, hair re-
- iver,2o cts. doll's akirt ana -ress, i cs.
wi, A.i.t'i - - - -
.Wis. D. S ulouti; charm quilt, 50cts; Khu.
W ork, haiid-lacred skirt, 25 cts, quilted
, ir .r i-ni d's oress. 00 cis ;
skirt. 25 cts; .Mrs. M . swans. qa:ii, ot
tears old. 25 cts; .Wis. W. 1
JfcCulloch,
houiton lace barb, handniad
5 cts ; An
nie Alter, display l needle-work 011 c in
vitss, AO cts; Km ma Tennis, silk quilt, $1 ;
Clara A. Thompson, braidl pillow shams,
25 cts ; Bertie Bealor, set underwear, 25
cts, corset cover, 25 cts; Nanuie Bealor,
uigi.t dress, 50 cts, white suit, 25 cts; N.
G. Bealor, 2 set underwear, baud-made, 50
cu.
F.MBH01DF.R7.
Ellie 5'arkley, air castles, 25c; Mrs.
Vic Arnold, floor rug zephyr, 2c; Mia
H. McDonald, canvass chair ever, -ic ;
Mrs. It. Caveny, cl.i d's dr.-ss, 30c; lady s
aquc, 50c; ladv's Joke and cuir, 50c-;
Julie Paniiebaker, night dress and yoke,
ftl; Mrs. F. J. H ce, covered stool, ;
L .Pe W ilson. darned bobii.et trimming
t-.r underclothes. 23c; Mrs. Win I'.ime
roy, one lallibriqil -in, T5c ; pillow shams
braided, 50c; braided nhect. 50c; J.nme
Muthersbaugh. one t-plaher, 2oc; braided
shams, 2-3c , Katie Kurtz 2 IWr WTS
50c: Hittie Patterson, floor rug, 2-c,
Mri Annie B. tiebcr, 2 cushii.i.s, 50c ;
Gora A. Tl.omp"-. ea.lroi.ered titsl.t
dress, 25c. ; Nanus liealnr. feather bra tried
collars. 2.3c ; '. G. Bealor, embroidered
skirt, 23c.
aSITTIXO, CROCHET AND 8HEI.L WORK.
Mrs II McDonald. zcphT wreath. $1 ;
Mrs. D. McCor.ncl. display of knit work.
75c- La ira McAiister. display of tidies,
150- Ellie Minichan, cornacopa, $1 ;
dVe'Cper. toilet set. 25c; Effy Conner,
knit brad parse. 23c; Jnlie Psnnt-bsker,
di-Tlay of tidies. 50c ; Frances
uZttet. 25c; fpool basket, 2-jc; L-die
Wilson. Turkish tnwhng, te . Slrj r J--JL
Gibson, 2 woolen ffS8! i m
tTeii.inn. 9-i ,.' 7 T".' 1"":"' OJ..' IWaCKOiil. t'l ss .
um- cJi VV' "nil- ras-ierryjily. 2.,c ; Mr. Jonn tiri.khill
?.".!.-f ,,s.,".a- Pm um $1, b: o ,-ar UiW. 8-V: Mrs I....c s,u
.....u ,.,. Ba:,, iiii't prei.oum $; J. lH-rer, cKv.nut cake 2.V- fn.it c .ke
Ne., N.nier... eo, , 1 minn f:; ; .isji!jr of iiiaM cikes, 5'lc ; Mnt'fiT'nalV
J. h' "' l-.,h.-..er, l.sc!.. d,M,!v ..fpii kles 2.c; Alfce S-T-;cr";
" h"1 ir1"""" ;".' T. loHf of liran bread V.ci'.Mrs.S.l)
;r v: i t' 7 yr ;M con-d"-' K c" f i-s ; w.: mc.
f in."- 1. . ' , P""'"" I cl.re.1. Jar of q nm-e buUer, 2.V; plum
; i althew K. d?e... n..ler,2di.rem:uu.hnan..t.lade. 25c: i.r of ...,... ''....
Co.!, tt mtiTb4 ill. 4 VI. o-,. . ii .. i i . i ...
Reyuolda. aii-II hx, 8-V; Rsie Cvj le,
dispSy crochet blipin r-, 5c ; Mary V iso
hftnpt, cross .f flowens 50r; Mi:rie
Wist-liniipt. collection oilonnn WmVtr 2..-K:;
Mrs. VV ui. ii-iich, t) -or ruir, 2c ; K.wU
.McAfee, woolen cointort, 6tc; Tillie A.
VVrjrlit, kuit lounge cover, 2."jc ; Mary
Weiiner. pnit s-in'? woolen eim-kimta,
()c; 5m. W. T. McCulloch. d:pl.iy wax
fl ;en.. fl; J. McKaJdi-n. marble
title, 8 c ; Allies Kepn. r. canvass tidy,
2jc; tannic Iiealor, Inter case, Ac,, d.s
llV, 75c; Emma M. Ttunis, 'Jiitiasei
tl.W),
CLOTU8, LINENS, BLANKETS, SHIBTIN.iS,
Tillie Motzer, p iir wooltn bl uiktt -.Soe;
t'liina S. tJilhlord, R yards home in ide
linen, f 1 5tl ; Laura McAI:ier. one pound
1 tnin lliiead, ;C; Mrs, l'i.i-i:ia IVir
I. r, home made display id linen, f 1 ; Mrs.
J. 3. M. Uila-ni. 7 yards home ma te car
lM''. $1 ; Mrs. B. Ktynolds, woolen coin
loit, 5tic; Hhetiie SHMnin, pair linen
sliecta, 2.V; Mrs. V. T. McCiiIuk'Ii, ilis
i'liiy td linen, 50c; Nettie Graver, lim n
slie.4 H.Kl yrart ..Id. M.:; N. O. Bealor,
coverlet tt-J years old, 50c.
BKEVD. CVK1S. PASTHIKS, JKM.IES. CAX
xku asn sncco ntoDrcra.
F. Mel..y, c.iu of qui:ices. 25c; can o!
pers, 2,-,c. e;;Zh l.ir,K..i rn f H,,.r
ioc;jar of canned rl.u'mrn, .r,tX: ; j.r of
cl.-nr starch liommaiie, 21c ; jur hpiced
ratr.alop 50, ; fl..z..n id Ullow candle.
o- . i. ..... i
, .ir u. nieii:ne I. lonl nl r-e
if
pickled cu.'iimbers. 2e; artichokes
peki.d, 25c; pickled pears, 25c; Wta.
H. li Ul.Tl id. display of honev, 50c;
Mrs. J. W. Spe.Mir, .lover caV- 23c; li-.l-tle
..f eveinp, 25-; !rs. F. IVy.olds,
t:ir Sliice I iwsfiix. '.";. Mrs. P i...
(of nuod'.es. 25c: Alfred Mover, class ot
cr.in appie ji.diy. 25 -; Kesiali Mc A fee, j ir
of cl.estntit. 10c; Flora G. W.-hrht, j ir of
pickles 25 ; display ofj-llieS.fi; Tillie
A. Wrijhl, can ol lard, 25c; Clem. Krp
rer. crock of elderherry jellv, 23c; Lizzie
MoBiirney, tumbler of crab apple jellv,
23l-; Mrs R. McMeen. ;Hllon apple
rmtt.r. 25c; Mis, J..in F. Jncolis. lonf
what bread, 75c; Bell Al'er, j ir eolden
dwarf pesches, 5i)c; 50 pounds honev,
75e; Sarah J icolis, lot of rusks 25c ;
Gathariue Guss, 5 pounds print b.Uier, f I.
FM)WE1IS AMI DKS1GNS
Minnie Brackbill, MiHimiu hilo'rophe,
25.-; Hairy Kepner, cenl-nrii il plant, 5' to;
Ki!a l-jeiihery, collection covcoml, 25c;
Ella M itchell, cactus 25c ; Anni-Kepner,
rose bush in lihH.in, 25c ; fern tree, 25c;
ivy c ranium. 25c; apple getanium, 25e ;
begonia, 25c; oak ivy, 25c; LillieMini
chan, pair bi'iets. 25c ; E ta M'ire, l.n
tana plant, 25c; Mrs. E. Key.iolds, celli c
tion daliUs, 25c; Mary Wisehatipt, pine
apple irerani'i'n. 25c; col!ecti"n vchenas,
25c; c iscombs, 25c; tHiquet of fl.m-ers,
25c ; Ida B-.ver. houselic plan'. 25c ; Em
ma Pusher, btincli lady finj. rs, 25c ; .Mrs.
S. I. McMeen, shi. f of E ryptiiin wheat,
25c; Mrs. It. K. McMeen. h iqnet of clov
ers, 25c; Annie Aller, bniiL'inir bsket,
23c; G. Bealor, trass b'Xjiicis, 25c.
MISI'ELL AH EOCS.
W. K. McLauchlin, bushel cloverseed
oflc; Frank .MoL'a-hreu, dozen ta',;.s corn
5"e ; Elite Mitcheil, bushel sweet corn 50c ;
J. S. McLaughlin, bus. yellow dent corn
Samnel I. K pner. bus. Shumaker
l . J Til- . T t. L
. . ' ' .
lirihi.li. In., fri.tf m-li-ilCI
John Wisc-
hatipt, bus. Wne tem wheit $1, bus. bar
ley 5"c, lit lbs. white wheat H iir$l ; X'-ah
llertzi-r, bus. cloverseed 5oe ; W. P. Gru.
ver. 4 bus. buckwheat 50c ; Davi l Guss,
bus. rye 75c; J. M. Beck, loo lbs red wheat
tl .ur$I; Lehman Uover, basket pot corn
2"c ; WiKiam Moist, siielibirks 23c, Ilejr
skin gloves. Cat skin cloves .Vc ; John lVd
g. rs. Vailev Chief plow $1 ; X. II Wright,
family carriage oik: ; J. W. Stitiimel. one
.-arse V! ; Abraham urfz. family carriage
$1 oil; Joseph S. Kmck. two horse wagon
award of merit; John F- Jacbs, threshing
machine and horse power f l.S'1, one fle.i
roller 5Uc, dinner bed 25., lion kittle 25o,
Corn planter 5 ic, reversible drag harrow,
award of m rit ; Win. Z .ok, piir China
ete .allr. ducks .".'lc : F. .f.-fuv. nif.ii i.i-
.-i.ns L'.'.i. : i:e..i ve Ru-kiev. lis ir'.l neb . .Ml.'- '
G. W. McAiister, 0113 ca-.i" to kevs $'. ; El- j
be !i:c'eil. coop Jersey blue chickens 5'
.1- 11 i . -u . .1... ....... .......
R. P. Beib.r, coop dark bnhma chickens ;
5lc. coop Golden Poland chickens 2V ; W .'
11. .ltcl..iia.d. c...p wmie L-ghornciil k-i.s 1
5'C; John G. M ateer. C coin brooms. 50.
Mrs. E. Ycager, set tire ir..:n 51 1-1 Christ
ian Bender. t o h. me. nude bask-ts 2-k: ;
I Jimmy Alter, bow and atr'.v 25c; L. L.
Koons. 3 wooden lorks 5 c; J. N. k. . ii.
Mooie, J dozen upper leather J5c, J d.zen
calf skins 75c, J d zen kipaad harness 75.: ;
John Motzer, sweet potato 75c, bus. tur
nips 25c; John lij.-bach, 11 punq kins 5e,
Ix.x egg pUntso'lc; E. Miichell, two bisk
tomatoes -r.0c, two baskets onions loc (
Minnie Brackbill. peck dry seeded chcrue
50c; Mrs. (i. S". Kilmer, col. .red geurds
15c. far Knzhsh beans 15c, po'-- b -ans 25c,
lot ot fined corn 25c; Annio llei l. basket I
vegetables 50c ; W. 11. Rutherford, tonu-I
toes 2ic ; Joseph Oberbl-zT, puni;iiis
O'Jc, 3 gourds 25; Johu T. Xo'irse, 4 heads '
calib ige 2-.C ; W.S. Uraekuiii, barn I pu;
kin 4!; Mra. J. S. Mci'ouu.-l, sweet p .ti
l.es 10, onions 20c, whi-e soiio b. ans 15;
Lot lie .Mii.ichaTi, box variety l fruit 10c;
C'. Bemier, soup beans 2'jc ; Mrs K. E. Mc
Meen, bus. Jersey sweet potatoes 2 ; M try
Patterson, di-play par-iei. seeds 2 c, three
heads of cahbage o'!c ; 2 citro-is 25c ; Mrs.
J. Krarkhill, -ck dry blackberries 50c;
peck dry cherries 25c.
Mrs. Samiirl D. Kernicr, l.ushfl onions.
15c ; ridislies, 15c ; M. A. Kepner, tvvcel
corn, 25c; Hu.'h llamiP.nn, turnips, 25c;
L. O. B ycr, bus'aei turnips. 50:; Mrs. M.
Kodeis, 10 varieties garden v. g. ui.Ics,
40c; Airs, J. V.'. tspeddy, 2 slalks celery,
25c; William Moist, potatoes. Diiniu-re
and Burbank seedling, each 25c; Mitchell
Vari.es, bushel Peerless potatoes, 50c;
bus Cai:ada potatoes, 25c ; bus Victor po
tatoes, 25c; turnips, 25c; radisli.-s, iOj ;
W. IC Gilliford, bus while peach blew h
tat.ies, 5dc; S. E Gillilor.l, Canada ntsset
potatoes, 50c ; Jam.-! McLatighltn, ki k
blue potatoes, 25c; Noaii lltr'zler, three
beads ol cabbage, 25c ; basket id quinces,
25c; Frank hnvder, Hubbard squashes,
2"w: David Wilson, twatre iraii!;-s, 10c;
J. K. llertzler, snow flake p..ist.-s, 25c ;
victor potatoes, 50c ; John Wclmer, mar
row fat beans, 4k: ; soup beans. 10c; Eng
lish beans. 10c ; dried peaches, 25c ; lot of
soap, 10c; Mrs. 1). tuli If, sweet pota
toes, 25c ; C. Simmers, bus sweet pota
l.ies, 40; Mrs M. Kighy, basket onions,
25c ; squashes. 20c ; sweet potalties, 25c ;
Mrs. II. Swariz.21 varietii of vet'i-tables,
25c ; S IL McMeen, lima Vans, 25e ; bus
snow flake beans, 50c; 8 beets; 15c; 4
heads enhb ige, 25c ; N. 11. Esli, bus Bur
bank seedlings, 50c; L. Welz'.er. sweet
polriKK-s, 23c; Mrs. F. E. Wright, little
onions, 15c ; T. A. Wright, basket apples,
10c ; C. Gus, basket lima lK-ans, 25: ; D.
V. Beale, bus monitor potatoes, 50c ; M.
Zeii:ler, Jerusalem cucdr"liers, 15c ; W.
II McCachren, bunc'i ceh rj-. I-; green
pepiTs, 20c ; peanuts on stalk, I V: ; Mrs.
M Groning.-r. varieiy of apples, 15:; An
nie K. SeiN-r, green cticuin'jers, 25c; J.
F. G. L0114, while peach blew pitati.es,
25c ; Lizzie MCMecn. ''lis vect potatia-s,
50c ; lot of beans, 0c;Wm Haines, po
tatoes. 25c ; bus peerless pitatoes, 5llc ;
Mrs. S. J. McConnel, di-plav ol dried
finit, 50c; Sam'l IL trick, , btisnppl. s,
25c ; James McLaughlin, 1 bus ratnbo ap
ples, 50c ; t ijs TulpahfKrken apples, 25c;
Jospli Oberholtzer, colh-ction irraM, 1 ;
MinuieMcCulIoch, basket of quinces, 25e;
Mrs. J. W. Sqieddv, lot of apples, 25c;
Win. M"'1-'. eldeibi'rry wine, 50c; lard
candles, 25c; George Groninger, cofiec
tion apples, $1 ; twenty ounce npp'". 50c;
M's- J- s- M. Gibson, crape w "me, 50c ;
iilack berry wine, 50c; cherry sue, 50c;
McCachn-u; butter brans, 25c; IV mc
Cachrcn, cucumbers and hops, each 25c ;
Mr. Alfred M'.ycr, hest choice pears, S.1 ;
C. Kepner, best blackberry cordi.-.l. 25r ;
S R MCMcen, apples, 25c; i bus rorih
ern spit 50c ; Mrs. S. R Mc.v-n, quart
currant wiue, !c; hard soap. 25c ; bees
wix, 25c ; Mrs- D. G. Alter, collection of
pears, 25c ; quart cherry bounce. 25c ; D.
IL p. Bealor, basket ot pears, 50c ; 4 jars
pickles, 25c ; titimuel Bowler, basket of
peachi, 50c
5or LOCALS.
New (nods at Fennel. 'a.
The nvei is exceedingly low.'
Vote for Kelly and Caveny Bullar.
This is the grandest month of all the year.
The Lutheran church la to have steeple.
Kob. rt Parker has repaired the pavement
in front of his store.
The dry weather has shortened the sup
ply of well water in town.
Slittliutown people in large numbers at
tended the Port K'iyal Fair.
M.etir.g will hi) held in tha new Presby
terian church uext Sabbath.
Perry county soldiers will nolo their ro
unin on Thursday, at Liverpool.
Get a'l your Kepebhca'i friends to go to
the polls and vote fur K l y and Caveny.
Cora husking has wii et r a oine general,
but a number of people are engaged at it.
Chew Jackaou'a Beat Sweet Navy To
bacco. Dec. 4, lt'iS-ly.
Thu'iks are tendered Senator J. D. Cam
eron for public documents sent to this othce.
Mrs. Elizabeth liauk, hv ing in this bur
otign, has a leiiiou tree thai has a number id
nice lemons on it.
The drought leaves its appearance on the
growing wheat. Get the lull Uepubiicu
vole ujl to the poils.
To day (Wedne.-dav ) a monumeut to the
meiuoiy ol Samuel lirady is bviiijc dedica-
ted at Muucy, pa.
lhe most sUliih broad belts wiih a bug
attached are now both made of the same
matciial as the dress."
1 no thermometer ran up KO degrees last
Wednesday and Thursday, even so lar uortu
as the Statu of Xew Hampshire.
Jhc rair at Port Koval was quite a suc
cess, both as to the number of people pres
ent, and as to the exhibition.
Cake walk, at Cuba school house on
Thursday evening at 7 o'clock, for the beu
elit of the Cuba Sabbath-school.
While ex-l'rotliouotarv Beidler was driv
ing his horse through Port Kuyal, last
Thursday, the animal dowu and died.
Three bass have been caught this fall to
every one caught last tail, but the fish
cai:g4lt are not large ou.-s. Get the lull Ke
publican vote out to the polls.
More cattle, in droves, have pissed over
the road Irom the western part of the State,
I than in a Dumber of years past. Get the
full Republican vote to the pulls.
The Democracy are dissatisfied with its
own management of its party in this coun
ty. Tbeu why should a KcpuUicau think
of helping a house that is divided against
itsell 1
II. 1 1 n the Dnmocratic candidates for sher
iff" and their friends sru doing their best to
get Republicans to vote as they require
them to do let no one be beguiled. Vote
for K-liy, Caveny and Butler.
If a Republican office-holder votes against
Kell.-y and Caveny, put him out. It will
not do for men who hold office, and rneu
who want office to be cutting such capers as
tend to reduce the vote ol Kelly and Cav
eny. Turn out at the polls and vote for Kelly
and Caveny, and pay no attention to report (.
The best reiHirl will be the n-uort oil th.
morning alter the election that Kc.ly and
t'avenv h:.ve he.-n e!eel.-l. Il.-ln to aiv. ll
their iiinj irily.
Th work of dissolute men in s"cret is to
be deplore 1, but when they appear on the
streets at n'tit, and disturb the quiet ol
lhe w hole c-.mmuiiity by their prof tne cries,
it is no wonder that people generally feci a
"'I Iedl !'
;attist lheu.
iil.J f i':a.a Sient-r, aged ltj ais, whose
father an 1 grandfather were bom in this
county, came cn a visit to Miss Beckie
Divcn in Patters.. n a few we-ks ago. She
..,tn ;; ,v tvi hoi.l lev.-r. s-i l i'ie.1 last
Wednesday night. On Fridiy her r-mait:
were taken to Ohio by her father, Ej.l.r.-..i:'.
Sieber, who has lived in that Slate for a
ti'iinlie' of years pat.
The one wing o! the Dem.H-rjey r-irp' tin
most bitterly that it has been g s - til
ed by the other wing. The other wing
claims that it his dealt fairly v.ith the com
plaining ones. It is not (or Republicans to
step in and settle the deep questions be
ta ten them. It is the wise course for Re
publicans to come out in fill, force aud vote
lor Kelly and Caveny.
The Per'iorrat and Frfhtcr is alarmrd over
the waving of the bloo.lv shirt. Tha? is not
what is troubling Repiib'ie ins in theSouth;
it is the use of lhe bloody shut gun and the
bloody knife that alaims Republicans, and
all faithf ul soldiers ugaii.st itc hellion. It is
the habit of the Southern Bull doz.-rs to use
the bloody shot gun and the bloody knife
ten i r twelve months previous to election
times, and sh.Hit and stab, and buro whole
districts into promised submission for the
next election- The work is done a long
time ahead, so that wLca election dayscoms
around all is quiet.
The men who engaged in the riots of
1877 have not been puni.di.Hl, but the property-bidder
in the communities where the
destruction took pi. tee are to be taxed to pay
for the work of the rioters. The bait men
escape all tysponstbility, and Ihs men who
acquire property by industry and self denial
must meet lhe responsibility by paying for
the ruinous woik. How long will society
yield to such inlings ? Society under such
ruling, will do one fju things: It will
put down riots with a merciless hind, or it
will turn on the authority that would com
pel it to pay for the work of bail men.
A serious accident befel Robert II. My
ers, Master Caipenter on the Lewistown Di
vision, on the Sunbury and Lewistown rail
road, last Monday a werk. Ha went to Mc
Clure on the gravel train in the morning.
There are many and somewhat conflicting
accounts of bow the accident occurred.
The main fact, however, is out of contro.
versy, that he was struck by the tender as
it was moving, knocked down and run over,
his left arm being caught nnder the wheels
and fatten off at lh c'.bow joint, and there
mair.d'T so much mangled as to demand
amputation below the socket at the shoulder.
A Good Home in Central Missouri
Can be obtained through the ' Calloway
Ceunty Immigration Society." For full de
scription and particulars address the Presi
dent, '
Wm. Ut Thowas.
oc!8-4t Fnlton, Mo.
Thoenix Pectoral will cure your Cough.
Phcetiix Pectoral cures hoarseness quickly
Phffnix Pectoral tastes gooi and bring"
rest.
phoenix Pectoral costs 25c ; 5 bottles $1.
Sold by Banks & Hamlin, MiffliDtown, 4
LTamlin &. Co., Patterson. marl'J-ly
PufEMX Pectokal has been in general use
for fifteen years, and nearly all who began
to ase it then continue its yet Price 25
cents. Sold by Bancs & Hamlin, MitUin
town, end Hamlin k Co., Patterson, Pa,
At the late Dmocra'i-; nririi.'Trl
election a lsre peratnta-e of Uic
Democracy earmvitlj askel fur a
change o pystem of nomination to
one such as is in use by th Itepulil:
can piirfy in thin county. Thtyashe 1
for a srstem t' at ffives the c rdi Lite
the rifflit to ;o Iiefore hitt pr.ity for
noaiiiiittion instead of subjettt ng him
to a convention for nomiaali in. Bat
the mt;n who wanted tlie true IV-puV
liiuin or Dirmocnlic popular sovrir
eijfaty p'ftii of nominating cun JuLtL's
ad.ipted by tlie Dcui x racy were de
feated, ard thfir appeal were 1 iid
atii le, and a p'.tn wus adopted that
increttses tde momlierslap .f the nom
inating cotivont'on, theieby inercjt
ing the troubles of aii who wihh to
bo candidates among them. The iir
ptib'ican puty in this county wjuld
s:ibmit to n siv h trc-itment ut t'te
liun Ik of anybody. What will the
Democratic party do ?
We publish the announcements in our ad
vertising columns for pay, and seldom Iron,
ble ourselves to enquire as to the qualities
or merits of the wares adver ised, fuithir
than to Insure ourselves that the) are legit
imate and tcfpcctuhle. B it when an arti
e'e performs niir it les in our midst, trans
forming the old to young, in appearance at.
least, we cannot piss it by unnoticed. We
know of people who, years ao, nere gr.i
beaded and w ho now wear d irk and gloasy
j hair How is this t It evidently is not col-
ored, lor it has a perfectly liamral appear
ance p. stead of the larsh, dry, staring lo k
ot hiir ttaiued with nitrate of s lver or oth-
er con mon hair d.res. No f it has been re- I
t!ord to its youiLful color, lustre aad vi
tality by the use 01" that wonder of won
ders, Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reliev
er. It has many imitators, but there is
nothing like it. The test of years only in
creases its fain", while its imitators die and
are forgotten. Boston Daiif Globe.
FOR SALE A commodious Dwelling
House, and two Store Rooms, in the bor
ough of MitUintown, Juniata county, Pa.
This is a rare chance to acquire a dwelling
house, and business pi. ice in Mifiliutwwn ; a
chance, which if left pass, may not be
equaled in many years. For particulars,
call at, or address this ollice. j u.29-tf
Camphor Milk cures Headache zn 1 Neu
ralgia. Camphor Mi'.k cures Rheumatism and
Lame Back.
Camphor Milk cures Cuts, Sru'ses and
Burns.
Camphor Milk costs 25c ; 5 bottles $1.
Sold by Banks & Hainan, Mitllintewn.and
Hamlin &. Co., Patterson. m irl9 ly
Campuok Milk Dr. Oberholtzer's Lini
ment has been used by thousauds, and has
proved to be of the highest value to the
communitv. It has eilected loan, cures iti
Rheumatism, Sores, Swellings, Sprains and
Fruslcd Feet, and m my persons recommend
it for Cuts, Galls and Swellings in horses.
It costs 25 cents. Sold by Banks II Ham
j lin, Mifilintown, and Haiulia 4. Co., Pa'ter-
sun, Pa. marl'J-lm
BKCBAKER MARTIN At the Luth
eran parsonage, MifKintown, on the9:h inst.,
by Rev. E. E. Berry, Mr. John M.llrubaker
.uaiuu, oovu u. ie.aaie
1 a .1 t. V -- T .1
'ownsllip.
LITTLE BLAKELEY Oct. 11th, i:.
MitUintown, Pa., by Rev. T. J. Sherrar l,
Mr. Mich c 1 Little an 1 Miss Annie E. Blake
ley, both of Lewistown, Pa.
DIE H:
REED (In the Oth inst., William X.
Reed, ol Ansoiiia, Dark county, Ohio, for
mer'.y of Mill'ord township, J1.ni.1ta county,
I'a., ag.-d 41 years, 9 months and II d iys.
CLOSING PRICES
or
DC HAVEN & TOWNS END.
n t x K n it $ ,
No. 10 tSoath Thinl Street,
rr.ILA DELPHI A.
Stocks Bought and Sold eith.T for Cash or
on a Margin.
Od. 13, 1879.
Bt. Askko.
V. S. 6' lf!sl l"l! l'5
" Currencv, 6's 1221 12-5
. 5, lfeHI, uew PWJ lot
' 4i's, new, I iV, , Hi
. 4'g 102 KC'I
Pennsylvania R. R 40 40
Philadelphia ii. R-a ling K. P.. P'J 2"
Lehtch Vailev K. R 41 1 4!
Leliiw'!ilali.Navi;ttionCo.. 24, 2IJ
United Companies of N. J .... 14-iJ IX
Northern Cential R. R- Cc ... 17 18
llestonvdle Pass K. It. Co.... 17 17
Pitts., Tit i. BiilE K. K. Co... 05 f
Cenfr.il Transportation Co ... 44 41S
Northern Pacific, Coin........ 15 15J
" Pret'd 4'. 4:
Silver, (T.ales) '.K PI'J
ClM3II2UC.lli.'"
MIFFLLNTOWN MARKETS.
MirrLiNTowa, Oct. 15, 1879.
Butter ...
Eggs
Lard.....
Ham .....
Shoulder .
Sides....,
Potatoes.
Onions. ..
Kags
12
14
6
00
40
2
MIFFLLNTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weeKly.
Qcotatioss roa To-dat.
Wednesday, Oct- 15, 1S79.
Wheat.. ..
Corn, eld.
Corn, new
1 25
50
40
25to30
60
4 50
Oats
Rye
Cloverseed
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN MARKETS.
1'HtLAntLrniA, Oct. 11. Wheat, $l.39to
140. Rye 75c. Com, 57to59c. Oats, 3cto
42c.
RE. RURLAN,
DEXTIST.
Olfice opposite Lntheran Church,
PORT ROYAL, JUNIATA CO., PA.,
Where he will spend the first ten days ol
each month, commencing December 1st.
The balance of the limo his office will be
occupied by J. S Kilmer, a young man
worthy of confidence, aud who has been
associated with the D'ictor as stttdent and
assistant two years and upwards. Those
who call during Dr. Bnrlan's absence for
professional service, may, and will please
arrange the time with Mr. Kilmer when they
may be served, on the retnm of the Doctor.
D.
L. ALLEN, M. D.,
Has commenced the practice of Medicine
and S nrgcry and all their collateral branches.
Otlice at Academta, at the residence of
Capt. J. J. Patterson.
fjuly 15,1874
HKNItr HARSH BERG LR, 51. D.,
Continues the practice of Medicine and
Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Otlice at his residence la McAlutterville.
I sb 9, 1876,
ii uliii laiHi i
ew Aitttrlirintnt0.
mm
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periment, and are the most euix tnai rem
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derangement of the stoinai-h, liver, and
bowels, which rep:ire prompt and eiTectu
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applicable to this class of diseases. Tliey
act directly on the digestive and aKsim
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healthy action. Their extensive use by
physicians in their practice, and by all
civilize.! nations, is one of the many
proofs of their value as a safe, sure, and
perf.srtly reliable purgative medicine,
lieing compounded of the concentrated
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tl.cy are positively free from calomel, or
any injiinoua pro(iertics, and . an i ad
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Aver's Pills nn an effectual cure for
Constipation or C ostiveness, ludiges
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fjla. Colic, ir:pcs, Iiarrhora, Lys?n
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Ijvor, and all other disease resulting
from a disordered state of the digestive
apparatus.
As a Dinner Pill they have no equal.
While gentle in their articn, thesa
Pills are the most thorough and search
ing cathartic that can le employed, and
never give pain unless the U.wels are
inttanied, nnd then their influence is heal
ing. They stimulate the appetite and
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and enrich the Mood, and impart renewed,
health and vigor to the whole system.
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Practical anil Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLO BT ALL DareolSTS SVZRTWITEBS.
KENNEDY & DOTY,
(Successors to Buyers 4. Kennejy,)
DPALPRS lil
CO Aii,
CKMK"NT. .
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster.
SEEDS, SALT, V.
We buy Grain, to be delivered at Mifflin
town or Mexico.
Wc are prepared to lurtiish Sail to dealers
at rca- c:a ile rates.
KENNEDY t DUTY.
Ap-il 21, .VT9-ti
Vrnfitiianul Carfe.
? oils
J-i
L ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
MIFFLIN roVN, PA.
!3('ol!ect:ng and Ccnvevancin j roiiift
i) attended t...
(rfci. . u Main street, in his place of
r. siil.-iice, s.-uth ot Itri Ige street.
J .:EEItr McMEEN,
'Attorney and CoanscIcr-at-La.
1 Proiopt attention given to the securing
J and C ollecting of claims, and aii legal bu.n-
II. 55.
Orricit on l.ridg? street, fiist door west
of the Beilord bull. ling.
Apri! 1 1, lS7o-tt"
A
l.I UED J. PATTKHiON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLIXTOWX, JUNIATA CO., PA.
(7- .,!! br-iaess r-mpily attended to.
OrricE On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House square.
ATTORNEY-AT-L A. V
X IFF LIN TOWN', PA.
CT Collections an I all professional bnsi
ness jT-nir tie attended to.
juiie2i', 1S77.
J S.ARN'oi,D,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
RICHFIELD, JUNIATA CO., PA.
All business p-onmtly attoi.led to, Con
si:l:.:ti .ns in two languages, English and
Germn.
jThx Mclaughlin,
INSURANCE AGENT,
PORT R0V.iL, JCXUT.1 CO.. Tjl.
EOnty reliable Companies represented.
Dl. 8, l.75-ly
THOMAS A. ELDEIt, M. D.
Fhysician and Surgeon,
xirFLixToirir, r.t.
Othce hours from 9 a. 9. to 9 r. .. Ol.
Gee in his fathers residence, at the south
end of Water street. oct22-tf
) M. CRAWFORD, M. !.,
Has resumed actively the practice of
Medicine and Su-gery and their collateral
branches. Olhee at the old corner of Third
and Orange streets, Mifllintown, Pa.
March 29, IS76.
J M. BRAZES, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Acodemia Juniata Co., Ta.
Orrics formerly occupied by Dr. Sterrett.
Professional business promptly attended to
at all hours.
LOOTS AND SHOES:
VT rr.y residence at East Point, Mifain
town, I am irt)iareit to promptly fill
orders for
ItOOTS AXD SHOES,
LADIES',
HISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S WEAR,
at prices to correspond with the times. Ail
kinds of
REPAIRIXG
PmPtly attended to. Hoping to re-
ctive a share of the patronage of the peo
ple. I subscribe mysell their obedient shoe-
niaser
A. B. FASICK.
Feb. 3, 1875-tf
I
.visctLLiiA Rot s
W. EAELETS
I :io ilacc triers y "i aie any
THK KfiST AX T21V. t'ZillAVl&f
LIENS' YOUtH.S'& OY& CLOTHING
HE is j r.-p.-- i !i
-v. :ir-t onr
1''-' R. -
tj:n laai A.-t, all.i
Also, ntea;:rei. taken fir flits' ..i
al saort notice, very r -aco;.al,lc.
h -met-her thf t !!.'-. lis it.-.Tsnnn .
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Has ju( ruturficl fiom tie S'aat, re cliua :th a fa'I va:
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CENTS' Kt,H
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7 -'.2, ! "2 3 2" P.-rrvsv Vj 0 12 11 3;
8oi ID--' 8 27 Mitt! in C"7 I134;
iV' V. Lewisto'ni 5 4 J 1101
; I'l 0 .1 4 Anderson 5 2'.i. 52!
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6 25
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5114 Kioi;i
4 51 10 11'
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12l 3 15 Viilt re k' 4 l; !5'i
12 lh 5 31 Huntincai -117 9t'J-
12 3'. 5 5? Peters!. V 3H 922:
,12 41 5'12 Btrree .151 9 l-!
'2 51 6 1". Spr'ceC'k S I V 9 10:
I ! 2". Birtagh'ii'; 8 5t;
' 1 I". ti:!4 Tvrone i 327: t5li
I 1 24 6 41- Tipton 8 17; 8 4i
13it 6 5:; Fost-.'ia ' 312 8 36!
1 !C4 : B.-lNMIlls SIM- t3
' 155 7 2(' Alt'juna ; 2 50 8 15;
I 45 10io
P.M. A.M. .A.M.
915 12 53 Pittsburg 7 401
A. 31.'
Vv'rsfWASp .t Ta.iwr.
Pjeifle Exrress leave-: rhlT ...ffTi-h! t 11 SS
t. :ii; Harri.-burg 4 2 a 111 ; Duneannort 4 I -a.J-i-1-iO disciiarges of BL(XlI), or
50 am; Newp..rt 5 1 1 a m ; MiuVin 5 51 a I mucus, and all .iseases of the RECTUM
ci' Lewf.foarn SUnmt Me 'ev t. wn 0 41 quickly aid rs-rf. ci y cii-e.l h. a i '
a in; !t. tt.i..n 7 '. am; PuntincdoK 7 ' vioihing KEMKDY. r.-r t!t." .-...i-n at!-J-s
a 1.! ; Petersburg 7 4 a m ; Spru e Cre- k Kaa Da. J. t Al.K:: is. CO.,
7 .V. a m ; Tvron- H 1H a ill ; Bell's Mills I . '-- -1:a s':et, N. Y.
s a 111 A-tcna S 50 a li ; Pitisbmg j Ja . 2 1s7"..qiu
1 55 pin. j 1 '" "
r.ttMmr- Kvprr-ss 1-r.res phiia.ie'pi ia at
f. 25 p 1.1 : 11 trrisbnrg 1 1 ) p m ; Marvsville
in .11 p 11: , Vir!l,c II 1 1 p to ; Lewistown j
12 1.4 a m ; II inii gdeu I 13 a 111 ; Tyrone j
I ' J a 111 ; Ali.x.na 2 2" a ui ; Flttsburr 7 UK
a to.
Fa-
J.i'ie leaves Phi'ale'phta at 11 43 a
: 1 ... ... ' .... 1
in; llirrisi.trir 3 45 pm; M:i:i n 5 0l p 1.1 ;
Lew !st.ia 11 5 27 p it ; ll'mii'isdon r, 4 pm ;
Tyrone 7 1 p in ; Altoona 7 it' p 1.1 ; Pitts-
h2'g 11 45 pm.
F. '.stwikj. Fast Ti.s.
riuiad. Ipl.U Express teaves Pittshnrg at
4 40pm; Altoona .t ,5. p .a; Bell's Milis
I 10 11 111 : Tvn.i.e 9 ' I n n .- Si.rllert Creole
9SS pm: Huntingdon 10 Iv p m ; Lewis-
town 1" 'a? a in ; MilHiii 11 14 a m ; Harris -
burg ! 2 ' a in
at 3 "' a in.
and arrives lu Philadelphia
Atknt-e Evpre-s leaves Pittsburg at 1 10 1 ",m 1 """". l
pm; Altoona o 15 pm; Tvr.me o51 pm ; "X'". P- a n- o - . i .
H..nt.,..,,!..r. 7 . S p ... ; M t. Union 8 l . :.. ' Jr V'""':"w- l -?. 8 &. '' 1
M.:Vet..wnh25 i. :i : Lea isfxn N50 u m :
M.fliin 9 12 p la ; X. wp.rt 9 50 p ni ; Pnn-
c.i.inoi. 19 20 p m; Il.trri.-burg II.1 55 p m ; j
arrives in 1 hiladelj nil ilMI a m.
Pacific Express I. arcs Pitt-bun; at 3 I 5 a I
r.i; .. Ooexi 7?.i a.n; Tyrono 8lr am; I
llapti.igiiou S Mtj a in ; Lew islown 93i; a In ; !
Mi'IIin 9 55 am; llarri-leir? 110 a si ;
arrives in i hila'i.-lp'na 3 15 p in.
JUNIATA VALLEY IJAN K.
i-1 '
OF .tJIFFLS.5$r'X, 11.
WITH
BltANClI AT P..RT ROYAL.
Stccklioldsis Indivtdaallj Liable.
J. XEVIN PHalEPGr, Fret-.i-V..
i. VAN 1KWIN, Cathi.r.
DiKEcroaa:
J. X'evin Poiuerey, Joseph RotlirncV.
tjeorge Jacobs. Pidhp M. Keener.
Amos G. I.oiisall, Louis E. AtKinson.
Y" . C. Potueri.v,
TorsnuLnras ;
rov. J mies B. rls
J. Nevin P.:
son.
I biMp vl. Kepner,
Joseph Ki.tl:na.k,
Geoige Jacobs,
L. E. A:k. ...-.'a,
W. C. Pomer.-y,
Amos G. Bolts!',
Nod. H.-rtaVr,
Pati.t-I Stoutter,
Charlotte Snvder,
Win. Van Swerii.en.
t'aii:! Herr's Hairs,
Jstie II. Irwin,
M u v Runs.
St.noei M. Kurtz,
J. Holmes !rin,
T. T. lrwia,
F B. Frow.
John llertzler.
Interest allowed at Ihe rate ot 3 per
cent, on 6 no-nt'i-. certiti ;atis, 4 percent, on
12 months certificates.
jati2. 1879-tf
Batter Tiies ksmii
:.iiU.
IT!
Violin.
.. $' 1X0. .59 0"
I Vtoloncll"
1 Douhle B.Mt
...$!0 M'to-ViJ)
Ga.uri
Ticia Huk !
.'icct rd'ori . .. . .. .....
Ulu.'ia and l-nitor Sirir.gs, Blk
K-ys. Tale b .ants a.
Month Organs, extra 'a!itv.
Flutes, Files, Fla'eo'et- CI trir -lr. irnms,
and Bam. Instrunents at la .-r.l
cash jrti es.
fief and Bnr.li mailed on rectirl cf
iri.e.
Piano Sfn-ils, Music- Stands, Piano and J
c. ... , . .
nii-nl, Mill lit, iirv .trr.fil ill Nlif.rf m.tii-, lv
n
SIcKIM.IPS OI; N MANUFACTORY.
Aa O.gans at astonishingly low prices,
iVcond-haiid of oi her makes at a btrgain.
For further particulars Jdrss
ALEX. McKILLIPS,
Organ Mai.'11'..elurer,
320 N. Q aeen it., Lancaster, Pa.
Dec. 4, 187d-om
Consult your interests and advertise iu
the Sentinel end Ryuhlimn-
itm a -1 ifisi". at j
. ilirfin iisE.v IS
f S'i. " S!-:
s stcks
v icSsred la
paiia ff a'iiU, v ij.-L II iii be ars-i toured
.ej ha'.ldlgt crcer of Kr".?2 dJ
i.m. 1,
tVs
& SIIOK ALL SIZL
I . Tut:' worn ii hi .;.
t i'a- L. .y. Wn.TK'.'s .'.irri'iii Strr:
j 1L7-A n-mc.Iv n- -l TIII.tTY FIVK VKMiS
! in 1 p iv it-: p.r-;ice, a:.d nvvoj lCi:i.r t-,
: raii;,:.iiy ci.r
K II !I U ?I ATISll. T Z f P S Y ,
1
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r.d.irv
, -,ir.v..
'. l:.bvt.s, and ail i - .; i. ah , li
b!i 0 i is in'..':"a!cd, !: :-w vi. . i to
i it:
.hi:.
Sola by K.i K ir-'i Drii:-;! t-. rv.! ( .'e
ss's unit) br T:ik Wmi b-i n A.nuciMi to.,
P. (). Bov ZZii, Rochester. X. V.
IMl'LaTrS.
I will mail (Free) th: r:- i;.n for a sfiup!
! ViBiniiE Bi.M that Will remove TAN,
I FRECKLES, I IMi'LTTl i.-d B.'.orCHKS,
l-stvlns; th-; sf'n .fi; clear ai d l..a..;if ul ;
j a!o iTisfrii-"t..c-for prisluei.- mx'iriaiit
I growth ol hair on a ba'd h.-ai ur sm.'OtU
j face- A.!-?res. ii.ei.s:::ir -c sfai.:.. tta:
! Vandcll L Co., 20 Ana sir. et, N
Y.
TO SrMPTlVW;
The advtrrtiser, having h-.- r-nnaient!y
enred of that dread disease, i'onsiiiiipti-.ii,
by a simple remedy, is anvi.-.is to loaae
kuown to his fc!!..vv-su;fers ihe n.eacs l.f
cure. To all who desire ir, h. wii! send a
copy ol the preseripti;n liscl, (tree of
charge), with the diiectioi.s for preparing
and Using the same, whk-ii lh.v w.ll fiu l a
st'KC ci I forConstiuiii'i .n, A ilnui. Bron
chitis, c. Parties wishing ihe Preacrij
tioa, will please aihlreys,
t. . WII.?;r,
191 reni'sa-cet, Wi!:u:...-.'.iig.,
" EKKUPiS OF VCl'Tn.
A
GENTLEMAN who sc lerul for vear
from Nervous DEiill.ITY, PUKMA-
Tt'RK DECAY, ail all tz erT ets of y. .1:
tul indiscieti..n, will for the sasa f iaiter
ing h.imanity, send frt o to ad who need
Ihe recipe and direcli.c lor making ihe sim
ple remedy hy v;hic vias cu el. S;:J
Icrers wi.itii.g to profit by the a.;.eit... r's
experience can do so by addiessirg in jor
fect conSdeiice,
JOHN B. OtiLtEV.
42 Ceilaj street. New York.
I 1 T I 17 CJ f aii kifrs. TI MERS,
j Philadelphia & Reading R?i i
1 r
v
lrraujciaent of Pas-rrT TinI;?Si
Oernsts r.th, IS.'i.
Tratsi rare Htrrni-nrz at fot'on-t ;
for New York vu AUeatosr., a: -. .!.', i 0i
i m , tn, 1 45 p. in.
i for Xew York via ' h-i-d !'.r. li Raetc;"
i .i 2U. 05 a ra ar. i 1 S . p 1..'.
: For Pfciiado'ptra at 5 21, N f'5, 9 ;
! 4 P m.
ot lieaJtnw a' 6 20, o-j, P ;.; a 1
i !:0 ami i'j p UI.
1 V
j Eor Pottsfil'.e at 5 20. 8 05 a m. and ll
' P
. and via ScJuv !!:iil i: nsuiiel. inna
b.-ar.ch al 2 i p "i. For -i:L-.u. .". aj
j am.
i- . .. . i i - . - ., . - f i
1 ' . . '"
Tha 5 20 and 8 03 a mnil III p u trains
have throiiga cars lor Xew Y.-i.
The ft 20 a. :n. train h '.s triron: h c '.ra lor
Piiila.1 ip'oa.
The 5 2-', S '!5 a in ar 1 1 45 p. m nipk
close c.ni.ecti. .a at K.-:fiiii w:0 :ain line
trains hav iiiif !.imil'.i e.-.s f.r X--W Y.k.
vu " Bound Bro-.k R -uu."
, I SUXD.l VS.
i P., X' V... I- . r. .1 , m ...
i Allent-xm and way stat...r.,..t:2Cni.
For Ren-!i::g, Phila.lcli'u'.a a-d ..y sUtiuaa
at I 1". p in.
Trains for II im I'trt U-.zrt osu.'.'ir :
Leave Xew 3"ork via Ail-. :.? v,n at 8 J a f,
I oo an. I -.iii p id.
Leave New Yo,k v ia Uvnnd Brook Tlortty
7-45 a til, 1 3K a: l I 0 p til. arnv;.. tl
llarr,bu.-, ! ci, 20 p i.i. 12 35 ml tl
Leave La'.cast..- W '5 a m sn ' - pi...
la-ave I'.-li.tiibo. , .V) a In ai.d -t l;l p :il.
Leave i hil 1 1 :!phi.i at '. i't a. in., nd 1 00
ami 7 4 p m.
Leave P.-ttsviS-e a! d r.0,9 tla. to. ami 44
t r.:.
Leave Kea.:5i:j at 4 5, 7 1 1 5J a m,
I 3 , ; 1 o 1 Id 35 p iu.
Leave Pettsvi;;.. ii Schuy!!::'.! an I o.:q-i.'-Y
ii.ra branch, 25 a n:. Leav iil. i-ii
via clio. tUi.l and Sn'i':aii'as Rranoti,
I I 50 a
Leave AUonlown at 5 55, 0 05 a m , 12 10,
4 1SJ and 9 05 p m.
SVX&.ITS.
Leave X'ew Tork at 5 30 p. rn.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 4 p w
Leave l!ea.!ing al 7 35 a m and 10 35 p m.
Leave Al'.entown at 9 1'5 p ni.
C. G. HANCOCK,
Gffr.il PauV Ti.ktl Jg'nt.
J. E. WoOTTF.N,
General Hanaer.
f IiKCTURla "
; Jutt Fub'i'hc, tn a Se.t''i Ettrtioj-e. t rier
sir cmh.
.$25i'-.oVOJ .
i - 7-,f.sSo (Hi j A I.ectijre on the .s'at i.i-. Treal'iicr.t an?
2".'oI'i'lO; Kalictl Cure of Sperm it.irrli.ra, o. Sen i..a!
j -'-.i, "-, Cy ' .Weakness. Invidcutary l.nis'"ns. Svnal
" " If,.:.: 1 . ... . . i. :
U , JOJiilllll , t.l . ... o. ...:..'.s ... .s:.rii:.j;r . H-
' 'lerallv; Nervousness. C.iuoipii-.n. Kpi
lepsy an I Fits; l--nta! vn-i fhvsic.l li.iu-j.-iiv.
i-esiiPin-r f. cn S-?f Abuse, etc. 2v
ti' tHr'.KZ J. CULVFl:'.. FL!.. M. O..
I th'T or the "li-wi iiook," et' .
j The aa.rl.I.'.-tto'aned i'ii.r, in this ad
- m'ral.V L.s titre. elea. iy proves 'rom hi
ous surgical operation,
: r
bouieisi, ins'rta-
ifiwtt of cure :it rMCff r-ritaiu aim tUnl
: ?r rvi.r ..:ftf,, no matte, wh a- u.a
j condition may Iv. nmy cure himsei. ch. a, i. ,
trival -iv and radically.
CTT.'.it Leclure irtii prort a boon lo thou
tanlt and thonittnds.
Sent, under seal, ii a plain envelopn, tor
anv address, on receipt ot siv cents, or tw
poslago stamps. A l.in-ss the Publish'-..-,
THE ( I LVEIIWEEL MEDH AH 0
41 Ann Si.. irf 1 vra ;
ni.t-
Pst-02 Box 45eS.
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