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j ear.
Last week tbe Kaber murder case
was again before the Lebaonu count;
court, George Zoubtnan being the mau
on trial. Witness, llenry F. Wise,
testified as follows :
I bad several conversations about
inuring old Joe llaber witt. Zecbtuan,
iiuuiKtl i.cd !rudt. Zechuian spoke
to tue iu tbe first place about insuring
a mail for five or six thousand dollars
and '.hen having In in worked out of tbe
wj for $500. 1 told Lim I did not
wut to do that kiud of work, aud did
not want to take any one's lite. He
says: " Why j,.u don't take bis life;
-ou are always talking of not being
a le to r ay your debts ; if you do this
vtu ckn 'leu pay them and have money
to go out est." 1 said that would
be ail well enough if they could not do
Bribing vith us. Zejuman eaid the
Ji would not affect us but uniy the
oLe who did the killing, lie (Leu asked
tat if I Lad any money, and 1 re-lie'l I
ii'' about oue hundred and fitly dollars,
lie then said, We will im-ure Kaber
for live or sir tben-aud dollars ia tbe
Ur.:ted Brethren Company, of Lebanon, i
ud Ltwlrt lrews will work him .ut j
.i .
rt tue wuy to raise Foine money." Zeeb-1
aian put a note m the Jonestown bank
rn wnicii be got twenty fire dollars.
Rater was insured through Ir. Sr-buc y,
?a the latter part of July, 1S73 . Z-ch-iii.in
said he at.-o beard that be bad lla-
f -r ifif-ired in the Hartford Company
fci $3,009. 1 said : "George, what do
you uioan !" He replied : I want to !
y. in iit-nt now; - also, that he
bad tried to bavs bim insured in a Bal
timore company, but they would not
v.as him. Was also insured in tbe New i
, ol l'hiladclrli'i ; in a Westerville,
Ohio, company : Home, of Lebanon,
and Mutual, of Reaiing. It was ar
ranged to drown old Kaber in Katz
milier's dam. Zechoian, Brandt and
mvf-jif met at Brandt's bouse aud were
taikii:g as to getting Kaber to go fish
ing with us. We did uot krow bow to
et tLe old fellow alcng. Zecbuian said,
"I Lae old Joe in good tune now
?ad when we pet ready 1 can easy get
btui along. I'll just tell dim my wife
is buugry for fib aud he will go along, j
tint we must be caretul that be does
CjI get any marks on bim." Brandt
said : "We can easily catch liiui by the
trousers and tbrow bim in the water
and bold bim there until be is drowned,
bud when be is dead one of ns can no
tify the Coroner." Brandt suggested
that "Sqntre SJiuev be the man to hold
tLe inquest, but I said that was not i
nece?:iry, as the Coroner was the sworn
law cSwer. Some time a'ter Kaber
as iioured we went to Lebanon and
IjJ the drSVrent policies assigned be
tween ilumuiel, Briudt, Zje'r.uian and
tuyse'f. At another meetiug at Bnndt's
boue. when ISraudt, liummel, Z.vh-
u.aa aai 1 were present, I told theui I
wjiiI to go West and Liber was to
be dfiwtei while I was there. Kaber
o be drowned and Zechman was to
telegraph me wLeu it was dune, after j
E r t, ii : tt
lijfi.-A tJ tl.fi v ep.r.m!le. I ihin. t:inii-
pany and notify them and draw my
mosey, and throw off two huudred dol-tr-i
ia order to get my money soouer.
Charles Drews was tbe man hired to do
the work, tbe figure being five hundred
dollars in tbe first place, but after
ward it was arranged that be thould
come in as a partner in tbe insurance
innnAv. .ciiinan. on tne funaav ne- ' '
fore Kaber was drowned, said to me j
that I should tell Drews to woik old j
T'.lr nut f th wav before the com- 1
iW .aiur.;v nf that week, or be would i
seii bis reading policy to L'ave ujui
aiel, as be was not able t pay bis as
6esstu:u:s any longer.
This ended the direct examination,
end t'jj itncss was banded over to
F :eues for cross examination. It w.i
rers severe, but tbe witness stuck t
his original stry wi'b great pertinacity.
ise wi the witness stand during
the en'.lie day. lie denied having bad
coarrsations with certain pricuers in
jii that he expected to receive a f ar
d:.! if he testified against Z '.iian, and
said that the o'y pprson he ever had
injured )P:!-Ie Kaber was bis mother
P'nii'Ulphia Sunday Times.
Thk Pennsylvania itailroad and all itsdi-vi-iuns
ar.d connections are furnished Phil-
klpVia i";e by Professor Langley, ol the
Western Ol-rtrvatory, in Allegheny, Pa.
The uiai- clock in tile Chief Telegraph Op
erator Outer's uttice, in the Suprriutendeut's
dep-r men; of the Union depot, is conuec
u i with the obseawatory selsr clock by bue
'.lectric wire, and every vibration of the
f. : .lum of the so'ar clock is announced
y fie tap of a S-iiall Ml ia Mr. Suter
o"'- i. The ie'ii.ulum in the Pennsylvania
rsi..uad clock tuua keep pace with the bell,
as in case of failure the pendulum is at once
re-adjusted. The solar clock iu the observ
atory is regulated by a sidereal clock, or a
clock regulated lro:u fixed stars. The bell
is Ui ;.d by electricity through a wire con
nection wiih a wheel on the second hand ol
tbe solar clock upjn which there are sixty
cues, each cog indicating a degree
of tbe
ix;;.-ih nart of a second. Ten
of these
are tiled out of the wheel far the pur
rr se of breaking the circuit, and. conse
quently, ten taps c f the bell are lost every
uin-ute. This is done in order to give the
operator a start on each minute, and at the
eud of the hour one minute and ten seconds
are not recorded on the bell. At 4 o'clock
eacu afternoon Operator S uUr takes his po
sition at the clock battery and sends Ihe
time as near as science can give it to
ElairsvUle, Altoona, Philadelphia, New Jer
sey ; the Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad,
the Noi thern Central and other eastern con
nections and branches. At live o'clock P.
M., the time is fiven to the different offices
by single and double taps of the Keys
on
the rr. ii iunv 'a telecrarh wires
The same
t -rvic.1 is Columbus, Ohio, and
U . c western points, and the time is there
computed to suit the locality. Kx.
Ater &. Son's JIascal contains more in
formation of value to advertisers than aiiy
other publication. Sent postpaid on reetipt
of 25 nt. Address K . W. Ayer & Son,
Advertising Agents, Times Building, Phila
pelphia. The Democrats don't want the South to
Le solid now.
Juiuata CdUDty-OSScial.
Stale Treasurer.
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Mifflintown ....
Fermanagh....
Vvaiker
Fayette
Delaware......
Thnmpsoutown.
Monroe. .......
Greenwood....
Susquehanna...
Patterson
Mil ford
Port Knyal....
Turbett."
Office llill....
Beale
Tuscarora . ....
Lack
Black Log
Coroner.
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John Richardson had 4 votes in Thomp
sontown for State Treasurer.
Samuel Wilson had I vote iu Port I"loal
for Coroner.
Kolh-ri Uigan bad 1 vote in Port Royal
for Coroner.
Ban- over liittlcr 2'8 ; over Sutton 1550.
Middagh's majority 1057.
Sheriff.
3-
tlSTCTS.
Mifflintown.....
Fermanagh . . ..
93
16S
228
142
36
83
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67
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6S
106
111
137
76
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91
150
85
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Walter
fav' u?
i?T,re
1 boinpsontown..
Monroe
Oreenwood.. ..
Susquehanna ...
Pat terson
Millord
Port R..val ....
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Spruce Hill
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black Log...
1C46 12r." 413
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Kellv over Fowles 3o7 ; over .shivery 1233 ;
over MeCahin 157s.
Rt. 4- Rec. Jury Com.
64 82 28 77
72 Mi 25 102
1 135 8 1.J5
213 120 3 120
13! 89 3 3
2 8.1 .. 3
"2 .. Hi
16 98 8 (J!)
i 64 7 C2
60 101 15 (ij
Ifl 121 41 117
6 4.1 16 4J
43 103 2 103
75 .. 73
99 100 1 (il
tl 192 31 195
72 139 1 128
11 2o .. 20
I4'58 1734 184 1703
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DISTBICTS. E. a -
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Mifflintown.. 69 7 7 27 69 PI 21
Fermanagh.. 71 1"1 27 73 102 23
Walker If4 134 7 1S4 133 IU
, Favette 25 -7 5 240 118 5 1
j IMaware.... 142 HJ 3 147 81 22 j
' Tlw.mpsoiit'u 32 33 .. 20 S4 ll
; Minroe " 80 1H1 .. 78 111 ..
Greenwood.. 18 95 4 16 99 2!
S usqiiebanua 50 60 8 47 59 12 1
Patterson... 5 v5 14 63 102 11 I
Miltonl 86 12 1 32 84 122 36 j
Port koval . 69 45 6 72 40 3
Turbett 39 108 2 41 107 1
(ruce Hill.. 8' 8 .. 74 ..
Beale 92 '"6 1 95 105 1
I Tuscarora... N 214 16 91 2'i2 17,
Lack 64 147 1 74 139 1
Black Log.. 10 27 .. 11 26 .. I
1477 174 153 1409 1735 109
McDonald over Caveny
1581.
.ji ; over
Alien
Governor Ilorr has issued the following
Ibauksgiving Proclamation :
A PROCLAMAUOM.
Ia devout recounitiou of the God of
I States who has ordered peace, health and
abundant prosp.!rity to the people, I, Uenry
M. iloyt, Governor of Pcnusj Ivaiiia, do
appoint Thursdav, the 2 Ih day of ovetn-
' -' J
her next, in pursuance of the recommenda
tion of the President of the United States,
as a day upon which the good peuple of this
Commonwealth, laying aside all secular oc
cupations, may meet together iu reweut
thanksgiving for ni'-Tcies received and
praer for a continuance of diviue favor.
Given under my hand and the great seal
the State at Uarrisburg this 7th day of
November, in tbe year of our Lor I, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-mue,
and of the Commonwealth til-- on huudred
and lourth
liuiaT M. Uorr.
By the Governor :
M. S. Qlat,
Secretary of the Commonwealth,
GENERAL GRANT'S TOUR AROUND
l a .i ORLD."
This is the tii.c of a new book by L. T.
Remlap, and contains a lull description of
Ueneral Gbast's Teur. After an ahstnee
of over two years, tue Oenerai nas returnea
to our shores. During this period be has
visited every E -ropeau capital, and has seen
with bu own ces the projJe of every na
tion Everjwh"! England, Ireland and
Scotland in France, Germany, Italy and
Austria; in Switzerland, as in Denmark,
Russia and Ebypt, India, Slam, China and
Japan, h has been welcomed by rulers and
people alike, in a uianuer and splendor and
fervor ol hospitality which have been right
!. lelt by th mass of the American people
as not merely a compliment to tin General
and Ex-President, but as a gratityiug evi
dence of good will toward us as a people.
The author's graphic pen-pictures of the
places visited receptions, banquets, din
ners and invited guests will prove of in
tense interest to every reader. The ad
dresses of welcome and General Grant's
replies are given in Tull ; and these in them
selves are worth more than fie price ot the
hook. We earnestly advise eery one to
buv tbis book and read iu It is nicely
bound in cloth, printed on heavy paper, and
dliistrated with tw.-nty tine engraving,
print-d from stone, and contains about 400
octavo pages. Price $1.30. The publish
ers are Evans tt Co., 9 Murray St., New
York. Book sent postpaid upon receipt ot
price.
AXSWERS TO MANY CORRESPON
DENTS. In reply to numerous iLquiries from our
readers, concerning the wonderful qualities
of the Great German Remedy, St. Jacobs
Oil, mentioned in onr last issue, we
would inform them that the article may be
obtained from ou.- retail druggists, or by
their aid. Ask for St. Jacobs Oil, and if
the dealer does not keep it in stock, he will
be able to procure it in a few days from the
wholesale bouses. We understand there ia
already an immediate demand for V..3 rem
edy, which is not so very surprising when
it is considered what it is daily accomp:i .h
ing in the way of relief aud cures, bond
ing in some instances, on the miraculous.
. a
During Saturday forenoon a great storm
formed a few mile northwest of Kansas
City. It had been raining all morning. Be
tween 12 aud 1 o'clock tbe storm struck the
town of Strasburg, Blank county, Mo. A
church was blown down, a blscksmith shop
was demolished, four stores were destroy
ed, and a good deal of other property wis
damaged. A number of people are report
ed as injured.
SHORT LOCALS.
A solid North.
Get the old sleigh ready.
Com huking is about over.
Pleorv Men who say, " I told you so."
Teachers will soon be happy, instituting.
The Week of Prsyer will begin January 4.
Pome people report rot in their potatoes.
Thanksgiving is looming up with its big
j d inner.
What has become of tbe good old-fash'
loned "husking bje 1"
Too cool to sit by the river. So the am
ateur tish'.-riuan says.
Look out for a meteoric shower to-morrow
(Thursday) night.
Wcasionally atlock or Wild ducks may be
met on the riverTJ
The politiciifnhas suspended hand-shaking
till next year.
Butler's majority in tills State is within a
fraction of 59.000.
Grant is on his way from the Western
States to Washington.
There is a scarcity of water in town, in
cistern and in well.
Sheriff Walls has a drove of 58 hogs on
his farm in Tuscarora valley.
Friday last was an Indian summer day,
and all others np to t'lis date.
Selinserove has a club whose members
are jleded not to shave for 80 dsys.
XlimN of wild turkeys near town are not
as successful as they were last yea
The United Christians ha e bought Dress-
I ler's church, in Susquehanna township.
J. N. Spel, United States Navy Pay
master, spent last Sabbath in town.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To-
i j bacco. Dec. 4, 187S-ly.
t
o Congressman Fisher has almost entirely
i ! recovered from the effects ol his recent
illness.
Great trot of 15 to 20 horses at River
side Park, Nov. 20, 1879, at 2 o'clock P. M.
sharp.
It is said that a lump of sugar steeped ia
vim-gar and dissolved in the mouth will cure
hiccough.
hejfc walk in the Conrt House re
sulted in' the accumulation of a fund of
36.oO
jfMr. A. II. Weidman bought the Tcakly
lot, ea.-t ot tue Lutheran parsonage proper
ty, for $l,lWj
Fishermen believe that reels mnst be
tired waiting on a Hood to carry them down
stream.
The vitality of the wheat is impaired by
the drought, as is evidenced by the yellow
appearance of the leaves.
Bloomdeld Presbyterians held a festival,
and when the uet proceeds were counted
the sum reached $190.00.
Vbx-n the Presbyterian choir is out of an
organist, T. J. Sherrard, t"e pastor, sup
plies the place at the iLstruiueutT
Will those of oir subscribers' who know
themselves to be indebted for subscription,
psyup, on, or before Court week ?
(William Banks, of Fermanagh township,
Wes'ern Reserve Chio 1 ist Friday
' fy.tt. Hostetler received a severe injury to
a teg, br a cow in the stable of her sou-iu-UWjMr.
Jacub Beidler, ex-ProthonotaryTy
fThesnow on Thursday morning was deep
euough to tr.u k rabbits ; anil b-jys tracked
lllcui. It was the Ural snow this wiutcr
In Oil City drunken women are either
fined $20 or sent to jail tor 30 days, bat
druukea men arc treated a in other places.
Kev. J. J. Hamilton preached in the Lost
Creek Prebterian Church on Sabbith
morning, aud iu the Court lluu-so on Sab
bath eveuing.
Walker Township Sibbath-school Associ
ation will meet at Free Spring school house
next Saturday, at 1 o'clock p. a. All are
cordially invited.
fThe .Sjindav hog committee has been re
organized, aud from now until alter butch
ering time is over, it may bo seen on tbe
rounds every fair SundayTJ
The Uarrisburg Ttlteraph s.iys: All of
the sheriCTs sales in Cumberland county
were sta ed by reason of an error in the
date when '.he advertisement was printed.
If the work continues to be employed at
the present rate, for the period of another
month, the Lutheran church will be reaJy
to hold preaching in by the middle of De
cember. I fhfi-first children baptized in the new
i- . . unh ,,.,., Kutn Evaljne
Parker, daughter of E. S. and Isabella Par
ker, and Lindsay Rhouie, son of F. F. and
Mary Rohm?)
rThe first peorle to join the Presbyterian
coujfregation in the new church building
were admitted to membership last Sabbath.
They were Miss Titlie Loudon,. Miss Sarah
Soles, aud Dr. Rodgersv!
On Monday the Pennsylvania Rai'road
Company changed the time for the running
of a number ol trains. For time of passeu
ger traius see time tabla as published else
where in this paper.
" A young mau in Franklin connly stoned
a urivate residence on Ilallowe'n. Ilis
friends have not yet completed the job of
picking tbe shot out of him, and it is doubt
ful whether they will before he dies."
William Kaufman, aged about 22 years,
died on Saturday, the 8th inst., at the home
of his father Philip Kaufluun in Walker
township. lie was buried on Monday in
the Rolh.-ock graveyard ia Fermanagh town
ship. Up in Altoona it is not Christmas that
they are talking about, but it is the 4 th of
Julv, 18M). Tbey have a committee of ar
rangements already at work for that natal
day. They are to have a grand day of it
on tbe 4ih ot July, lt0.
Tbe eggs that were thrown at General
Grant at Galesburg, Illinois, for the partic
ulars of which see elsewhere in this issue,
were thrown by three boys. The youngest
of tbe trio is 13 years old and tbe oldest of
the trio is 13 years. Older heads planned
the insult.
An exchange says i The order of the
Postmaster Genet-si directing postmasters
to count all the packages, letter!., papers,
4.C., passing through the mails is regarded
as a great increase of labor by the rural
postmaster. And still none of tucm wUI
resign in consequence.
A monnment to the memory of Captain
John Brady has lecn erected at Muncy, Pa.
Tbe unveiling ot the monument was attend
ed by imposing ceremony on the 15th day
ol October, 1879. John Blair Linn, Esq.,
of Bt llefonto, Centre county, was the orator
of the day, and to bim we are indebted for
a pamphlet copy of the proceedings of the
occasion, which was published with the
oration. The oration of Mr. Linn is a valu
able contribution to the pioneer history of
Pennsylvania.
Th-3 Mammoth Cave in Kentucky is to bs
''lit up" by electric light, and by that means
will become a place of resort.
Huntingdon riflemen expert to have a
shooting match on Wednesday, November
26, INI?, to test who m tUe. bet mnrksman
in Huntingdon and adjoining counties. Who
will attend from Juniata t
It is high time that more attention be
given to the movements of the Irish for
eigner, Kearney, in his proposal to use the
machinery of secret societies to crush the
business of Ameiican citizens, aud murder
hia opponents. Out Uou the foreigner;
he's as bad as the worst of Chinamen.
'On Friday morning a lad named Miller,
aged 7 yevs, was knocked otl the railroad
about a mile above Newport, Perry count) ,
by the engine of the Mittlin accommoda
tion. His skull was fractured in two places
aud blood discharged i'roin hi mouth, nose
aud ears. His mother hd sent him to a
neighbor's house for miuC v. hen the acci
dent occurred."
"The ba.ii d J. W. Stephens in Buffalo
township, i'e. y c unty, was burned on
Wednesday uii its entire contents, con
sisting I two horses, a couple of hogs,
corn, hay, horse gears, tanning implements,
ti.c. The Sre is supposed to have been
caused by a tramp smoking, who was burned
with i'.e barn, as part of the, reiuaius of a
human being were found in thefiuius."
Last Friday two railroad men, who were
making their first trip as brakenien, were
killed on the mountniu near Kittanuiug
Point. Their names were John A. McDow
t'l and J. C. Cook. The coupling between
two freight cars broke, ai.d the rear end ol
the train on w hich they were, ran down the
mountain and collided with a train going up
the mouutaiu. The bodies of the men were
uuder the wreck of cars.
" Somebody talking with General Grant
about his numerous speeches on the Pacific
coast, reports him as saying : " Well, I
couidu't help it. When I was in Euroe I
bad to speak, and having done so, it seemed
to me it would be very uncivil to refuse the
loiks at home. It is very embarrassing. I
think 1 am improving, lor my knees don't
knock together like they did at lirst ; but I
don't like it, and I am sorry 1 yielded the
first."
Rev. M. N. Cornelius, of the First Pres
byterian Church of Altoona, assisted Rev.
T. J. Sherrard drrin; the late, and first,
communion service iu the new Presbyterian
Church in this place. Services began on
Friday evening and closed on Sabbith even
ing. Mr. Cornelius did all the preaching.
He has ti;e uncommon ability of weaving
into the metaphysical parts of bis sermous,
the experience of everyd ly life, in its mul
titudinous phases, which paints his deliver
ances as it were, ju-d as so many pictures of
the exericnce of the people to whom he
talks or jircichcs. Uuder his preaching
the judgment approves, and the heart feels.
GRAND TROT .A grand trot will take
place at Riverside Park on Thursday, No
vember 20, 179, at 2 o'clock P. M., sharp.
Fift-.-en to twenty horses h ive been entei si
(or the trot. It will be the biggest trot that
ever took place withia the limits of Juniata
couuty.
Ax exchange recommends the following
as a suitable epitaph for the Democratic
roostT :
Coop that rooster coop him sadly,
Once ten thousand bick-d him gladly,
And ten thousand w ildly, mid ly
Swore lie should forever crow !
Sli- U.(..;ile ; : -iiollll n-.'VLT
II a triumphant txiiiiiipe sever,
A i l th'it he should tilit forever!
But he now is h ing low !
EMPLOYMENT FOR LADIES.
The Queen City Suspender Company, of
Cincinnati, are now ni lTiiif'.icturing and in
troducing their new Stocking Supporters
tor Ladies and Children, and (heir unequal
ed Skirt Snpenderg tor I, idles. None
should be without them; our leading phy
sicians recommend them, and are lonu iu
their praise. This muHUiacturing establish
lislinieiit is mviaged by ladies, who have
made the wants of ladies and children a
study, and (hey ak us to refer them to s- uic
reliable anl energetic lady to introduce
theiu in (his county, ami we certainly think
that an earnest solic!latio l in e tv house
hold ould meet w ith are . r ponse, and
that a determined wom.i: r Ilasuike a
haiidxime nrlnry and have toe exclusive
agencv for ti mty. We advise some
lady who is i i !. I if employment to send
a post il cart to ': . company, with her
name ar.d ad'ir"ts, and mention this paper.
Address .Mr. B.C. Smith, Manager, 214
Elm Stret, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Oct. 29, lc7'.Mt
PrBLic Sals. David Ail rum wilt sll at
public .- 'e, at his residence in Walker town
ship, S miles east of Mexico, at 10 o'clock
a. ., on Friday, November lllh, 1879,
Three work horses, I good brood 8 years
old, 2 coits, 3 cows, 3 head of young cattle,
4 sheep, wagon, plows and other farming
in. elements.
Phoisix Pectobai has been in general nse
for til teen years, and nearly all who began
to use it then continue its yet Price -
cents. Sold by Banas ti. Hamlin, Miftlin
town, and Hamlin it Co., Patterson, Pa.
FOR SALE. A commodious Dwelling
House, and two Store Rooms, in the bor
ough of MiUlintuwn, Juniata county, Pa.
This is a rare chance to acquire a dwelling
bouse, and business place in Milllintvwn ; a
chance, which if Kit pass, may not be
equaled in many years. For particulars,
call at, or address this o'Jice. jan29-tf
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ralgia. Camphor Milk cures Rheumatism and
Lame Back.
Camphor Milk cures Cuts, Bruises and
Burns.
Camphor Milk costs 2c ; 5 bottles $1.
Sold by Banks i Ham'.iu, Mitllintown, and
Uamlin li Co., Patterson. marI9-ly
Phieuix Pectoral will cure your Cbngh.
Phoenix Perioral cures hoarseness quickly
i'li'ciiii Pectoral lasles good and brings
rest.
l'hieuix Pectoral costs 23c; 5 bottles $1.
Sold by Banks h. Hamlin, Mitllir.iown, Jt
Uamlin II Co., Patterson. niarl'J-ly
A Good Home in Central Missouri
Can be obtained through the " Calloway
County Immigration Society." Forfullde
scrivion aud particulars address the Presi
dent, Wai. II. Thomas,
oci8-4t Fulton, Mo.
DIED:
MILLER On the 3d inst., in Mexico,
Henry Miller, aged 61 years, 6 months and
3 days.
ERNEST On the 6th inst., in Milford
township, Samuel Ernest, Infant child of
Adam E ueft.
No paper in the Juniata Valley publishes
as large a quantity of reading matter as the
Sentinel and Republican, it is above all
others tbe paper lor the general reader.
Job work on abort notice at this office.
CLOSING PRICES
or
DE HAVEN & TOWNSEND,
BAXKCRS,
No. 40 South Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Stocks Bought and Sold either for Cash or
on a Margin.
JVtW. 10, 1879.
Bin. Askko.
. 1M lk
U.S. 6's 18H1
Currency, 6's
x 5's, 1881, new
" 4'S nuw
4's
Pennsylvania R. R
Philadelphia tt Resiling R. R.
Lehigh Valley K. R
I.ehiili Co I it Narig iiiou Co.
lTnited Companies of N. J ...
Northern Central R. R. Cc...
Hest'iuville Pass. R. R. Co...
Pitts., Tit II Buff. R. R. Co..
Central Transportation Co ...
Northern Pacific, Com. ......
" Pref'd
Silver. (Trades)
122J
mi
vt
M2
40
1!.
244
U'.
17
l'i
"1
4t
15
40
'!
125
lot
V'-'l
It.
4-J
20
l
2J
lit
18
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CO 31 31 E II CI .lis.
MIFFLINTOWX MARKETS.
MirruBTOwa, Nov. 1
Butter
Eggs
Lard
Ham
Shoulder
Sides
potatoes. ,
Onions
Rags
IS79.
.. 1G
.. 20
.. 7
.. 3
7
.. C
. 00
. 40
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weealy.
Qcotatiors roa To-day.
Wednesday, Nov. 12, 1873.
Wheat 1 2
Corn 50
Oats 32
Rye...... 6i
Cloverseed. ...... 4 i
Sew Advertisements.
.4 SKVy BOOK.
OKDEKS OW T.tKC.f.
Can make most by selling a new
work (lie only one of I lie kind
li!
Us lied
"THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF
COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP OFFICERS,"
bv W. R. Bierly, Eq., ol liie Willi jtn-p-rl
(I'a.) Bar. Con(ains all the acts and deci
sions iu relation to the various county a, id
townstiip othees, is a complete bund-book
lor elecliou otlkers, and treats the t lx l.k s
fully. Every otlicer and tax payer will b::y
one. It contains S"U paiies, neany rrnili d.
bound iu cloih and gold, and sold at J.iHJ
s-.r viduiiiue. For ageucies aud terms apply
itb sump to
W. R. BIERLY,
WiLUAnsroar, I'a.
The Wiiliarnsport Daily Banner says of
the shove valu title work : "We learn that
V. R. Bierlv, Emi., of this citv, hs obtain
ed a copyright for a worK eiititii-"l "The
Riybts slid fiuti- s of County and Town
ship Officers," which is a revised edition of
bis loriner work tin the Rights and Duties tt
Township Otlicers, the first edition of wh:ch
is now exhausted.
There seems to be a demand all over the
State lor a complete work of this kind, a
has been roved by the rapid fc-tle of Mr.
Bierly s first compilation. The ntw edition
will contain a ttomprehensive statement ot
the laws and decisions beari' g on the vari
ous otlicers embraced in the till -. with a re
view ot the tax laws as they exist und.-r the
new constitution, ind there wil be jpp. n l
ed the cttiiitnon forms necess-iry in the dis
charge tf these olhecrs' duties.
The labor of cou.piling si. eh a work will
be immense, but as Mr. Bierly is a worker
of patirnt research a:id untiring persever
ance, the protiuction will be at once thor
ough itu.i reliable, and vabrtlile to attorues
as vell as otlicers aLd citizens.
Nov. 5, 1879 3t
PRIVATE SALES. .
Persons desirous of selling property at
private sale, mav arrange to have the prop
erty advertised in the Sentinel and Republi
can, on the termt of no pay if not sold. If
sold, to pay at such rates as have previous
ly been agreed npon.
A RARE CIIAXCE
To Buy a Large Trad of Good Land
at a .Moderate Price:
To a man who desires to make farming
and stock-raising bis business, this is the
greatest bargain in Juniata county.
Three Hundred .trees anl more, having
thereon a large Brick Dv elling Home ia
good condition, Barn and other outbuild
ings ; a running stream of water ncai the
door, also, good well water in yard ; aa
Orchard of 8 acres, as good as any in the
county; a grove of 60 n: iple trees, which,
it attention were directed to, could bo
turned into a source of income, as such
groves are in Somerset county, this .state,
and as su-h groves are in New England.
Go td ;imber on the farm. The farm will
produce 40 to 50 tons of hay annually, and
grow grain of all kinds. There is an abun
dance of L111ESTONE on the farm.
We repent, this is the greatest bargain
now offered in this county, to the man who
has energy, and desires to farm and raise
stock. To such a man, who has a moderate
sum of money for first payment, there is a
rare chance to secure a property, that iu the
nature of things must increase In value
gradually, for the period of a full genera
tion yet to come.
Time, 5 to 7 years, to suit purchaser. If
yon have the incliiiMion, t'ae means, and
the pluck to d.-velope one of the finest
tracts of land in the cufuty, call at this of
fice for parliculais.
A FIRST-! ATE r'ARM, CONTAIN IN J
One Hundred and Sixty Acres, in the bjst
wheat-growing district in the State of Ohio,
situated one-half mile from Amanda rail
road station, in Fairfield county, and one
mile from a good pike. The improvements
area large two-story BRICK HOUSE (13
rooms, ball and cel'ar), Double Log Barn
and Stable, ar.d other buildings, and a well
of good water. A stream of spring water
traverses the centre of the farm. There s
a large orchard on the premises. Will lake
$70 per acre, part c-h, rest in payments.
A far o adjoining sold for $100 per acre.
The reason for selling, is the desiie to invest
in city property, in Circleville. For all in
formation address J. SWEYER,
Circleville, Pickaway Co., Ohio.
A FARM OF BETWEEN ONE AND
two hundred acres, about 3 miles from Mif
flintown, having theteon erected a good
Dwelling House, good Frame Bank Barn,
and Tenant Uonse. There is a spring at
the hotlse and running water on the prop
erty. For sale at a moderate figure. For
further particulars address
RUTH BL'NCE.
Mifflintown, Juniata i j., Pa.
A TRACT OF TWO ACRES IN FER-
ua:gh township, abont two miles east of
Mitllintown, but a short distance from tbe
Main road leading to McAlisterville. Honse
and Stable thereon erected. Fruit of all
kinds. Spring of water at the door. For
further particulars address
JACOB CLECS, Mifflintown, Pa.
Am AtlurrtififiHents.
leSj W aSS
w ;- .
arsa
a
Is a compnnnd of the virtues of sarsapa
rlla. stiiliiiia. mandrake, yellow ri-k;
with the iodideof potash ami iron, all pow
erful hlood-raakinc hlootl-cleansin?. and
life-siLstainiiiK 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 snd
chemistry have never produced so valua
ble a remedy, nor one so potent to cure
all diseitse resulting from impure hbiod.
It cures Serof iiIa, ami all scrofulous
diseases, Krysip las. Rose, or St- An
thony's Fire. 1'imples and Fare
ftrubs, Putuit-s Blotches, Boils Tu
nior. Tetter, Humors, Salt Ithriim,
Scald-head, Kinsjwortn, I' leers. Sores,
Kheu mutism. Mercurial Disease, Neu
ralgia, h'eiiiale Weaknesses ami Ir
regularities, Jaundice, Affections of
the Liver, Iyspsia, Kmaclaliou,
and lieueral Debility.
By iu searching and cleansing qualities
it purges out the fon! corruptions which
contaminate The blood, and ratise tlr
raninieiit and decay. It stimulates and
enlivens the vital functions. It promotes
enerrv anil strenfrth. It restores ani pre
serves health. It infuses new life and
vipor throughout the whole system. No
sufferer from any disease which arist-s from
immin'y of the blood need despair, who
will give Avfk's Sarsapakilla a fair
trial. lnieinler. the earlier the trial,
the speedier the cure.
Its recipe has been furnished to physi
cians everywhere; and they, recognizing
its superior qualities, administer it in their
practice.
For nearly forty years Aim's Rar
sapakii.i.a has leen widely used, and it
now jtosese the confidence of millions
of pe tple who have experienced lienelita
from its marvellous curative virtues.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &. Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
out ar Ala. ORueaiars ktkktwhzrk.
KENNEDY k DOTY,
(Successors to Buyers A Kennedy,)
D'.ER3 IN
CtRAIX,
CO A la,
JLXMBI2R,
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster.
SEEDS, SALT. &.C.
We buy Grain, to be delivered at Mi.il in
town or Mexico.
We are prepared to furnish Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
KEXNEDV k. POTT.
April 21, ISTO-tf
Professional CarnS.
Jjn IS . ATKINSON,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Collecting aud Conveyancing prompt
ly alien led to.
Orrit L On Main street, in his place of
residence, south of Bridge street.
J;BERT M'jMEEN,
Attorney and Counselor -at-Law.
Prompt attention given to the securing
and collecting of claims, aud all legal busi
ness. OrricE on bridge street, first door west
of the ficlfvrd building.
April It, li75-tf
LFKED J. PVTTEUSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWX, JUNIATA CO., PA.
HI?- All business promptly attended to.
Orricr On Brid-je street, opposite the
Court House square.
D
A.VIU D. STONE,
ATTORNEY. AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
C7 Collections and all professional tusi
nes promf. 'v attended to.
june'J'l, 177.
J S. ARNOLD,
aTT0UXEY -AT -LAW,
RICHFIELD, JUNIATA CO., PA.
All business promptly vteTided to. Con
sultations in two laugr.igcs, English and
lierTuau.
juiiN Mclaughlin,
INSURANCE AGENT,
PORT ROY.ir.,'jVSUT.i CO..
Only reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, 1873-ly
THOMAS A. ELDEK, M. I).
Physician and Surgeon,
MltFLlSTOWS, r.1.
Office hours from 9 a. a. to 3 p. .. Of.
lice in his father's residence, at the sr.utb
eud of ater street. ocl.-tl
D.
M. CKAWFOKD, M. D.,
II. is resumed actively the practice of
Medi,:tne anil Surgery and their collateral
branches. Ollice at the old corner of TLird
and Orange streets, Milliiutown, Pa.
March ii'.l, 1S76,
j mTu razee, m. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.IcaJtmia, Juniata Co , Pi.
Orricis formerly occupied by Dr. Stcrrett.
Profcsoional business promptly attended to
at all hours.
L. ALLEN, M. D ,
lias commenced the practice nf Medicine
and Surgery andallthf ircollatera! branches.
Ollice at Academia, at the residence 01
Capt. J. J. Patterson.
fjnljl5,1874
II
UNRY IIARSIIBEUGER.M.D.,
Continues the practice, of Medicine and
Surzcry and all their collateral branches.
Office st his residence in McAlisterville.
Feb 9, 1876.
FOR RENT The Corner Store-room in
the Bel lord Building, now occupied by R.
E. Parker, is for rent. Inquire of
aUaOAair Bcivoav.
V
panii
D, W. HAELETS
It place srtere jcu e&a Jtuy
tuu iskst a-m t::i: cauirusr
MKXS' YOUTHS & I50 YS' CLOTHLNV,
tUTs. cjps. B'jor.i. shoes, .i.tit rtTRyn-nx' "ouds
UE is piopan-d to exhibit om ot the tnom rlioic n-.-i :'tr.t sto'v i ; olio..-- rt
this market, and ik .-is rO.tlsUl.MiLY LOW fRlfHi !
Also, measures taken f-r sails auci parts ,f suits, which wiii i9 uisie .u t:;v
at short notice, vr?y feasouauie.
llememher the i.liep, ic Ii. 3utat' New Building, corner cf Vn :j-t
Water s'reets. MlFFLKs TO if N, I'A. J t :. 1, . .
ua
Has just returned from fhe Hast-rn fities wisn a full Variety or'
Mm & BOYS' GLOTHlf-JQ
HATS & CAVS, BOOTS & SHOES, ML SIZES,
GENTS ITHSMiilWr CXDS. Got. Is of a 1 koids are low. Come ami
ai.d l.e atoiiihed. I ants si t-1 CC0ls.
'atte.sou, I'a., Apnl l(J, IS; Ji
Triireferx' Guide.
PENNSYLVANIA SAILSOAD.
T I M Ii -TABLE
ron
rusoron aid Lot it PAssnxara Tsaixs
lit:rwi.E HARhirsi ko and Altoona.
I I 11 1
EASTWAEl.
westwa i:d.
A. M. A.M.
rj.itt. ai
a. a. r. m
i a. n. r. k.
I'hl'adel'a ii W j Jit';
r. m.
r .
; 8 1-'
p. a. 1
I 4
a
J tit!
5 tsv
it.
S 1
p r.
b::i
h4-i
I .Vi
'J Iti
!l 1'J
J 3 1
. 4-i
in l
10 40
HI v
mV
11 JI
ll :
1 1 4 -.
11 r,i
Uu::
12 1
12 3't
1-41
'2 of
I il
1 IC
1 -'
I :it
1 1
1 i
1 :l 'larrib'g ;
1 l: -t.M-kril -
1 .Vi tl irvsvi'e
lot',. Cove j
2 "' Diinciin'ii,
2 14 Aii ieducl
2 2 "i Utilv's j
2 .'i-'i, .N c jx-rt j
2 47 Millersl'ti
a HI 1 li m i)'ii
3 I j Mexico
6
o 4i
c
::
7 H
7 1'ti
74;
7
8U
7 V.t 1 171 o4"t
7 -i2 111
7 44 It:;,
7 32 12-Vi
7 22 12 . "t
7 Mi l i -ii
fiiT 1221
f: 12 li
6 S2 1 1
ti I 11 4 1.
8 5
n 24
8 12
tii.2
7 47
7 32
7 l'i
7M.
ti40
d jo 5Vrrvsv'
3 27 Mililin
3 .Vt Lew ist t
; 12 1 1 a
rt :l:
! fi 07 1131 6 23COJ,y ol ""' pfXP''""
5 42 1101
i Aiioerson I 5 2'. lit 52
4 21 McVeyt'n,
4 ".1 Matiav nk
4 "2 N ll.iinil'n
4 Mt. L'uion
5 07 .Mapleton.
5 15 Mill Creek
5 14 10 z'y
51-4 lo2t
4 51 10 11
4 15 10 06
4 3s 9 571
4 ao
4 17
3 5
3 51.
3 In
3:;
9 "'
9
9 22'
9 15.
910
8 -W
8 5lj
H to!
8
5 'M fluntinit,u
5 5! Peterb'g
fi 02 Harree
G SprceCk
A 'i.t !.irni-li :ii
6 -J 4 Tvrotie i
t4r. Tiplon !
t o.-i. Ftioria
IMIs Mills
7 20; Alt.tona !
3 27
3 17'
3 12
nils 8 33:
2 50 8 f-j
i t
I
r. M. A.M.
! 9e5 12 55 Titts
! 7 10;
Westward Fast Ta.nis.
Pacifc Exi.n-ss leitvcs Philadelphu II 55
pui j II .iTisburg 4 2i a m ; lune.iinioii 4
riOam; NeMHrt 5 1 1 a in ; Mililin -5 V, a
in ; Lewistowu li ! a in ; McVej town 0 41
a mi lit. l'uion I Hi, am; Huntingdon 7 ,
"ty m P.-trtillri' 7 X I til . I'mi, t'rt V !
O X IU
Tvrone DlMni; bell's M'lisi
t v3 a
i ; Altouua b OU a m; PitUbuig ;
I 4 t m.
P.'t-bura Express leaves Thila lelr.bli at !
6 25 p in ; llam-burf lo 25 p m ; Mar svtlle '
li'41pm; MiMI.p 11 4 p m ; Lewistown
1 2 n't a in ; ll.inilnifrion 1 13am; Tyrone
1 ; i iu ; Altoona 2 25 a m; Pittnburg 7 U0
"!',. , ... . ...
latf Line leaves Philade! his at U.jOa-
m ; H irrib.ira 3 45 pm ; MitHin ft 09 n p. :
l.evviMo'vn 5 27 i- it : lluiitii.it ion 1 2f n-n
Tyrone . OH pin; Altoona t 40 p m ; Pitts- I
b-rg 1 1 4 j p i.i.
Fut Line H'ett. on Suwi-iys, will if"p at i
Dunciinnon, tittrporl Mrl Vy.'oir. .V. ( una,
Petersburg and Sell's Mills, when Flagged.
Eastwap! Fast Tbaiis.
Pliiladelpf.'a Esi ress leaves Pittsbn'g at I
450pm; Alt. Mint 111 fill p m ; Bell's .Mil's
10 18 p m ; Tyrone 10 83 p in ; Fpruce Creek I
10 4.Hpm; lliintinsdni 1 1 16pm; Lewis- I
town 12 3K p in ; Mitliin 12 54 p m ; arrives '
at Uarrisburg at 2 4 J p m, and Philadelphia!
at 7 "0 p in. i
Atlantic Ex.res leaves Pittsburir t I 10 1
pm; AitoTini tlpin; tvrone oi pm;
Huntingdon 7 ' p in; Mt. Union 8 If) p m ;
Me Veylown 8 25 p in ; Lea-Mown 8 50 p m :
MitliiT 9 12 p in ; Newport 9 ," p in ; Duu
cannoi 10 I'd p m; ll.irriburg !'.' ui p m;
arrives in phifadeii hia 3 00 a m.
Pacific Pxpress b aves Pittsbilre nt 3 15 a
m; Altoona 7 45 am; Tyrone 8 14 am;
lliintinir-lon 8 I'.i am: Lewirt'.wn 955 a m ;
VitRin 10 fit; am; lliinann- ii 11 19 a nt ;
ll.in isbtirr II 50 pin; arri.es m Philadel
phia 3 St) p in.
Partiir 'xnr K-nt or. SenJau rill stop
at l.rtt's Mi i.rHre Cr'tk. Petersburg,
Mill Creek L'uion, Mcl'e-jtovn aJ New
port. rs,i PI tcr I.
.Itt'tHiic I'jprt cn SrtnJnys tc;ll stop at
M-ll Creek, MupUron and MjrysvMt, cAcp
f g'. 7.
JEM ATA VALLEY BANK,
OF JUFFMSTOH5, I t.
irii
BRANCH AT P -UT ROi'AL.
Stockholders Indiviilar-llj Liable.
J. KEVIN POJIER Y, Presvhnt.
T. VAN IUWIN, Cashier.
Dt!ti.CTBS:
J. Nsvin Pomeroy, Joseph KntVork,
(leorne Jacobs,
Plii.ip M. Kefiier,
Louts F. Atkinson.
Amos (j. Bon.-uil,
V. 0. i'oiucroy,
STKKHoLrHi :
J. Nevin Poinerov, Jams B. Okrson.
Philip M. Kepner,
Jost pb Kotfin.ek,
(ieorge Jacobs,
L. K. Atkiiisost,
W. C. I,'inw..r,
Amos ii. Bousall,
Noiih Herraler,
I) inn I Sioiitier,
Charlotte Snyder,
v 'j. an wenrigeB.
.Sa.-n! ilerr's Heirs,
J tuo 11. irwin,
M.try Kurtz.
Samuel M. Knrfa,
J. II ilmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
F B. Frow.
John UertJiler.
IT- Interest allowed at the rste ni 3 per
cent, on 6 months certificates, 4 percent, on
12 months ceriifieates.
I ;. in23, lf-79-tf
RE. BUKLAN,
ItKXTHT.
E. BUKLAN,
DKXTMT.
Office oppctiite Lutheran Church,
roKT K"Y.VL, JUNIATA CO., PA.,
Where he will sitend Ihe fir-.t ten i.ns ol
each month, e." imer.eiii LVctmbt r 1st
1 he b tH'ice. of the time his othee will be
occupied by J. S Kilnier, a young mati
worthy ot eorldence, and who hns t.eii
aisi hited wiih the I'octor as srr.tlei-t and
asitant two vears and upwards. Those
Ill, uilt: tr i . &ji,iih r in:
professinal service, msy. and will pleac
arrany e Ihe time with Mr. Kliiner whf n ti.ej
may txj served, on the return of the D tctcr.
Larte stock of ready made clothing ol the
latest and clu-ic :M styles, fur wen and
6o. bats, caps, hoots and shoes, notions,
fuinishinf gotxls in endless variety for sale
at Samuel Strayer'a, in Patterson.
ST SUIVS MAU el To OKL'flR. .-
SAMb'KL SIX..
Syeriul ."o.':i;s.
THE WOP-Li) B1LI.
Dr. L D. WiYBi ss's ArrsKATivi Sticp.
j X7-A remedy u- i-l TH':vTY-FIV2 YEAR?
j in a p-iv.ile p.-ictlee, .ri uerer laiiin;
rail. i ai.v cure
K I! L" S A T I S M , DROPS i ,
K-ysl..-!as. Scroful-. Secondary Sei.KiVs-
lrs-l, lli.tbei , and all d;eas-s in wh .u
the biio ! i.t iiup!ii.ated, is now offered o
the p.iblic.
Sold by all Retail Dregf'sts. sr K?i.-,ie-saieonlv)
bv Tua vVtmi as Vmuciss Co.,
P. it. Hoi 3oS, Kojuc-i.t, N. Y.
lIMlJL,li:S.
I will iu:iil (Free) the rtcipe lor a T j.la
Vtnr.rBtK Li ii t'eit wiU remove v.
FKLCKLLS, .'IMI'i.r-' i- i E!.': : JES,
leaving th".' ski- cleo- i)d t-.-au' .
also ir.struclii ns f r pr dacing a luiti:'".
zrowthof h r ou a bald he-ad or amoc.
face. Address, inclosing 2c. stamp, Ben
Viiidell Si Co., 2d Ann slrtet, N. I.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having be. ,t permanent
cured ol that dread disease, 'on"um:t!o
' by a simple reui.-dv, L anxious to I.
t known to bis fcliow-sutlers ihe mer" . "
cure. To d who ueire it, ho
.ill i
. to Ot
Churge). with the directions f-r Tr-.Krin
and iiNini; the s.t ue. liicn lb. v i find -siKk
ctll for Cinsiim.''.uP, A laia, fc.-os-rlntis.
ic. Parties wishing l.e Prescrip
tion, will please ao lress,
E. A. TiH.SON',
li4 Penn street, Wiilimsl urgli, N.V
"ERRORS" OF YOUTH.
1 fiENTI.E.MAN !i.t sul'.-reu :V.r t ir
J. Iron. Nervous DEM I. IT Y. Plil'MA
Tl'KE DECAY, and all the effect j of v.
fill inutsi-rt.'fitin, will for the " ..;e ol suoei
ing humanity, send free to wLj need :'
the rcipe and directv-n ;orni.ik'ng thes.
pie remedy by whicb '-s was cured, i
terers winhmj to pr. Ht by fSe advert!. .. -experi
.ve can do so by addressing :a p
fect conltdence,
JOHN P. OtiJi-::',
42 Cedaa s'-.-et. New Yck
PJLES
11 kin-is.
K3.
D, c
hartres .)!'
nr. cus, and ad diseases ol th'
tpiieklv ami pTlectly cured bv -.
.tothi:ig KEI1EDY. F. r !-,.
dress Da- J. FAIi."'
t An- -
Jan 21, ! (-.-.
Im n.i.i.i:. rT..jt
Xlllld jeiUJdi U ik' viUiIttf As
ArraDJIment ' ' f - '.i.:; itj
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For New Vork via
i und Droo.;
4 " p ui.
6 'X, 8 f- -
5 2o. 815 am an-'
For Philad -luhia at
1 45 and 4 00 p m.
For Heading at 5 2'.), S 0"
4 inland MM) pn-.
For Pottsvi"" at 5 - s 1
p. nt. ar, , ; . .Ikill
s m. and 4 1
It Sus'iurhap .
Brunch at 2 ij y m. ror Aubu .. ,
a m.
For Lanc:.stea and Columbia, at 5 2' , 8 --.i
a in, and 4 00 p ni
For Allrnt'twn at 5 2i, 8 05, V oj i in. 1 : .
and 4 OO p ni.
The 5 2') aud S 05 a m, ar.J 1 45 p :,-ains
have through cars f r T .- i .
The 5 20 a. m. !;-.;.; !. ? ; cars
1..
Phi!
aee'puia.
The 5 2", 805 am ar.d 145 pm
close connection at Heading with n
tr.tins hiving through cars for 2ev
via " Eound Brook ltoute."
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F-i- New Tork at 5 20 a. tn.
! .r All'-ntown a;cl war stations at 5 2o
For Re idinir. Philadelphia aud way stations
at 1 45 p ic.
TVaiaJ for H.trrf.iurg leire as follow s
Leave New Tork vH AT utown at 8 45 a m,
' 1 0 ) and 530 p m.
Lea' e New York via '-Binnd B- r
7 45 s m, 1 3t ar.d 4 p in, a. i n ; " '
ll.irri-biir?, 1 5:j, it p m, 12 ii mid
night. Leave Lancaster 8 05 a m ar ! 3 50 p ci.
Leave t'.ilniiihi.i 7 55 a in ami 3 to pn.
Leave i hiUdclphia at 9 45 a. iu , ad 4 OO
aud 7 45 p in.
Leave Pottsvi.le at 5 P, ) 10 ".. m.aud 140
Leave R-sd ai 4 50, 7 35, H 50 a r
I 30. 6 15 and 10 ti p n..
Leive PotUvuie "i.i .Sthnyikill an l Susr.- .
harr.i Bran-h, o 25 in. Leave " ,iru
via Schnvikill S...-,-.' . -n-'i.
I I 50 a ai.
Leave Ailentr .vn at 5 05. 3 05 a m- li i
i ad aud 9 Oo p id.
sirs &.i ts.
Leave New York at 5 30 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 4 p ni.
Leave lieading at 7 35 a u anc 10 3-5 p n.
Leave Allentow n at 'Ja.'o p iu.
C- O. rANCOCK
General Pass'r Ticket .ger...
J. E. WRITTEN,
General Manager.
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