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Tor the transaction of
ctof-P1 r THOMrO.N, Chairman, j
Committee:
towo- W H Kogew, J S Martin,
K Fnspn-Wiliiim Kickei.baugh, Jacob
' vriiintown I'll.
K iZZj a!I.fcer. Mexico PO; Mi
, .r-en! Van W'crl P O.
.GSJletterKng, GS Grajb'.l!,
A Krister. U F Zeiders,
WaehDa-A R Troutman, Jos Kain,
"nSlieS E ShnrU, East S!em P O ;
.. u.nk'f Taoir.ps&ntown P O.
' ioW'"s,0,ru-LeVi M-VerS' J S Vi"e8'
WTlC0i-. C W Mayer, Pat-"ori-S
K il'iltem, rtterson PO;
r-ir.tb-oT, Walnut 1 0.
Tort K'yal " G A'U-r, John P Wharton,
Prt llfvj P O.
TnTKo Arburfclc, McCulloch's
v.:a0; 1 1 VrM-ilIin, E. Watertnnl P O.
Tnre Hill-W J Kvans. Pleasant View
TO; FE Mcniirger, Spruce Hill P O.
jurbett J N Groninger, J K O Graham,
rortkovJPO. .
Ixl-H S'umi, Peru Miiis P O ; V ci
Robinson, fcat Waterford P O.
BUck L"i Jan"-' Mclntirc, A M Op
Peru Mill PO.
' Frrtte-S L Mc.VMsU.-r, George Martin,
tciistcrville P O.
STATE ITEMS.
West Chester consumes half i ton
of peaunts a mouth.
! :s tristiccrs escaped from the Mer-
mt county iiL
A number of valuabio oowe hate
litelj beea lost iu Chester couurj fiom
licit.
An old mn named Danger, of Titus
rille last weei forged a check for $500
it!nst his sou.
Skte is rapidly taking the place of
shingles in the mral districts of
fierks connty.
The di eoinmissiouers har6 rpeht
3.003 iu stix-king the rivers of l'eun
svlvania with f5ah.
Eo!c:t jluxwell, of riaiEgrovc
townslup, Lawrence couctv. was
kicked to death by a vicioas horse.
Lewis Rockwell, cf Milford, is dead.
He was the oldest nian ia Pike county,
lii iu 103 years of age.
Ch'rles F. Garrett, the defaulting
clerk of Ihe Schoylkiil County t'otn
miwiotiers, has forfeited hia bail.
A itroke of lightning passed close to
the right side of Mr. Shreiner, of Litis,
Lancaster oounty, cn Monday a week
tmuhisg his watch and passmg through
Lit boot. He was not injured.
Siajael Erb, residing uear M. Joy,
Lancaster county, about seven years
aeo lost his watch while plowing.
iVhtle plowing ia the satie Ee'd a
wetk ago, he turned up the watch in
good condition.
Mrs. Stochpolo, of Crawford county,
wm poisoned the other day by partak
ing of what fche supposed to be mush
rooms. Mrs. Harry Lingafelt of Hcllidays
tnrg was recently poisoned by the
eticg of snake feeder cr dragon fly oo
her wrist, sud required medical treat
atent to relieve her.
A Pittsburg borse kicked at a 8y the
other day and killed a boy named
Walter Waring.
M. F. Cass. bu?priiiterjdentof schools
in Ti(.ga, is charged with bribing the
ssfcool directors to vote for him.
Mr. Martin Stsaibaugh, of Spring
township. Ferry county, fell from a
lotd of straw ou Monday, breaking a
hip bone.
Ben Butler, of Mouoogahela City;
Caught two blue catfish on Friday with
a line, one weighing twenty-three aDd
the other eighteen pounds.
James E. Zimmerman, a promiuent
Btrble cutter of Uarrisburg, was
drowned on Saturday night a wsek in
Psxtoo creek. He was unable to swim
aad got beyond his depth. His body
s recovered.
Charlotte 5Si:iis. a colored woman,
aped 77 yesrs. died in lWt--rurp; re
cently. By ht r own request she was
bnrk-d in "the family lot of Judge
A'-hesou by the .graves of the white
bilth-en she had nnrtssd.
A Bradford eilitor talks of having
Keen a dog who, upon being told to
"ay his prayers, will jump into a
ehair ; Kit upon his haunches ; put his
paws upon the top of the back of a
chair, and Lis head between his paws ;
hut his eyes, and stay so until Amen
i said, and then he will get down
leisurely.
Mr. Christian Wolf, of Shoenect,
aged about 63 years, was found dead
on a load of bark, at Union station,
on the Reading arid Columbia rail
foad, Lancaster county, on the 6th
iust. He had left Shoeneck in the
jnorning, seemingly well, with a two
horse load of bark for the tannery at
Union station, seiited on the top of
the load. When about one-eighth of
a mile from Union station the teani
paievd a gentleman who noticed that
Jlr. Wolf was in a lying position, but
Fct apparently alive. Coming into
the viUae the team was stopped, and
jfc- Wolf was found drawing his last
breath.
A nuaber of mystcrioud burglaries
uu rooberies have been carried out in
"ottetown and vicinity reoently, bfct
ope attempt was cut short a few nights
"nee. On the nii-lil in nne&tion James
Hartuian beard an unusual noise at the
door of his shop, and disobarged a cud
loaded with shot at the lock. Next
aioroing blood was found on the pave
ment, near the door, tnd on oalling on
person whom he suspected, ho was
found with a wounded hs.nd. four
Pains of the shot having taken effect.
The would be burglar is said to' hive
Hde faithful promises to lead an ion
's life in the futtirei and has not been
nested.
SHORT LOCALS.
The harvest has been gathered.
A number of cisterns are empty.
The FaSr looms up in the distance.
The yield of rye is reported good.
The year 1881 is on Ihe home-stretch.
Iced tea is ft popular dnnk in many towns.
The Urst fog appeared on Saturday morn
ing. The appearance of oats promises a large
vield.
The lovers of show are suffering to see
The school term in Huutiugdon is to be
seven mouths.
IIarriburg finhermen catcb bass with
rosches for bait.
McVertotrn was visited by a hail storm on
abbath morning.
Sportsmen are looking out the woods to
i shoot squirrels in.
The Republican County Committee will
meet next Satuiday.
John Kirk and C. B. Horning caught 22
haxs last Thursday
"Girls are fond of military titles except
gerera! housework."
The harvest iu lienuany this year is less
than a medium yield.
Last Thursdsy a number of people went I
to Macedonia to picnic.
'Woman tempted man to eat, but man
took to drink himself."
Huntingdon authority will not prrtr.it cf
fast driving in that town.
There were a number of cases of cholera
morbus in town last week.
A new schedule wai put iu operation on
the railroad a few days ago.
The lUVeytown Band will Tarnish the
music for the Printers' Picnic.
Johnstown, Cambria county, is afflicted
with forty cases of small-pox.
"Turkey red oil calico dresses are worn
at fashionable s'Urumer resorts."
People in Newport, Perry county, have
organized an Agricultural Society.
Maryland is reported as having more
whc.it tis yesr tlian Pennsylvania.
Kobert Robison has ten acres of his farm
iu Milford towuship planted in tobacco.
There will be a nnion song service in the
Lutheran church next Sabbath evening.
President Garfield is getting along toward
recovery as raridly as can be erpected.
The fare to Gettysburg for round trip is
$2.30. The Post leaves on Friday night.
Huntingdon and Lewistown are to bave a
circus
Twe greet storms Tisitcd Minnesota last
week. See particulars elsewhere ia this
japer.
" As rrotnan is only the rib of a mSn, she
can never be the skeleton in the family
closet."
Mrs. Cornelius McClellan, by a misstep oh
Saturday evening, sprained a foot quite
severely.
James McAulcy expects to use the Nor
ristown Gleaner and Binder in his oats field
next week.
Thb interest in the comet was lost in the
interest that the assassination of the Presi
dent awakentd.
There are but three female physicians
in the city of Pittsburg, two homoeopaths
and one alopath."
A patron of the Democrat and Remitter
furnished that office with a plant of Irish
clover that is worth seeing.
The trestle-work for the bridge has again
been put up acd a foot passage is once dire
sccrj-ed f rom shore to shore.
The annua! examination at MiAlistervillc
Soldiers' Orphan ScLool last week was of
a satisfactory uaiure throughout.
It is reported that the comet split into
two pieces. Another report is that the re
ported split is an optical illusion.
Some dsvs ago a pea-nut shell lodged in
the throat of a child ol James Rich, resid
ing in Duncannon, Pesry county.
John Jlartin is home from business at
Pittsburg, on a vacation. He talks horse
as if be belonged to a cotrie of horsemen.
Tuscamra Cook Stoves, Kettles, Pots,
Pans, and Dutch Ovens made, and all kinds
ol Repairing done at the Mifflintown Forn-
dry.
Ilidl'a Vcgcfsble Sicilian Hair Eenewer is
a universal favorite for restoring gray b au
to its or:g!cal color, and making hair grow
out thick.
A Sabbath-schooJ celebration will be held
in the grove adjacent to the Lost Creek
Presbyterian church near MeAlisterville, on
July 30, 1881.
The Harrisburg Telegraph reports that a
new counterfeit silver dollar has recently
been put in circulation in the capital city of
the Commonwealth.
The cWH of Mrs. Bogar died id the cars
at Thompsontown a few days ago. The
railroad authority at this place gave the lit
tle one Christian burial.
The Patterson Hook and Ladder Com
pany gave a Series ot entertainments run
ning through Thursday, Friday and Satur
day evenings, last week.
The Pennsylvania State" Teachers' Asso
rUtion will hold its nert rneeting in TTasb-
!ngton. Pa., Tuesday, 'Wednesday acd Thurs
day, July 26, 27 and 28.
It is reported that Dr. Higbee, the State
Seperintendent of Common Schools, ex
pects to visit every county In the Common
wealth to stir the schools.
The cool wave that started about the mid
dle of last week from the head of Lake
Navigation scarcely reached Chicago till it
was lost in the heated wave.
It is well known what the Philadelphia
clergyman got for marrying a couple when
he added to the marriage noUce, "No cards,
no cake, no cash, no certificate."
It is reported that the Indian maidens at
Carlise bave great ambition to learn all kinds
of domestic work, and that is something
that cannot be said of all whit girls.
The Bedford races, and Farmers' Harvest
Home will take place at Chalybeate Park,
Bedford, on Friday and Saturday, July 22
aud 23. Excursion tickets froil Huntingdon.
The murderer Guitean haa confessed to
the District Attorney at Washington that
ever since the 10th of last May be haa been
looking for ao opportunity to kill President
Garfield.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Bigler, of Higt
spfre, Dauphin county, presented her hus
k.,m ith two eirls and a boy, all healthy
children. S9 the Harrisburg Telcgrapk of
July 15 says.
n rhanee rVubfisbei the following with
rrgard to pulse-beats : . The average of
pulse-beats to the minute in aauiia
70. There are, however, wide differences
in bealthv pcons- Bonaparte's natural
eulae beat was 12. while that of one of fbo
Lord Jualuea ot England was i:3.
For some unknown reason the telegraph
wire between Newport and Bloomflold was
cut a few nights ago. Ten dollars reward
is offered for information relative to the bad
act.
A horse owned by Col. McFarlind soc
enmbed to the heat on last, Wednesday.
The horse dropped over on Bridge street
near the corner of Main street, in this place.
The animal died.
Patterson girls go bathing' to 'the river,
which, whenever found oat by the naughty
boy, prompt hfcu to follow the airls. to the
great annoyance of the young misses
Shame, boys.
Maurice Healr, manager of tho Dunbar
Furnace, near ConnelUville, Pa., was mur
dered by two men on Sunday night, June
20th last. The murderers, it is belioxed,
are Mollie Maguircs.
Elmer Boyns, an Altoona youth, aged 14
year, came to his deth from the effaces of
the plug of a Roman candle having been
driven into the ball of his thumb. The
candle exploded in his hand.
Rev. David Beale, of Baltimore, will
; preach iu fie Lost Creek Presbvterisn
Church at McAllMervitle. on Subbuh, Au
gust 7, 14, 21 and 2?, being fo-ir Sabbath
in succession in the month of August.
The examination at the McAlistervillo
! Soldiers' Orphan f cfto.l last wevk was sat-
isfuctorily conducted. A number of visit-
ors from tou were present. A number of
visitors from neighboring couutics were iu
attendance.
"I im waiting, my darling, for thee," he
warbled ; and yot when the old gentleman
; threw up a chamber w indow and assured
him that he'd bo down ia a minute," be lost
bis grip on the mel-Kly and went out of tho
waiting business."
Sir. Tennis, ol Thompsontovirn, gave a
party to his trienda last Thursday evening.
Th-9 grounds around the residence were lit
up with Chinese lanterns. There wds an
orchestra band present, that renderednusic
for the occasion, but there was CO daneibg.
The effect of the beat last week is appal
ing to con'eu plate. The number of cases
of "sud stroke" as reported by dinpalcbes
is beyond precedent. The most disastrous
elfects are reported from Dayton, Ohio,
where thirty cases in a hundred proved
fatal.
Two young bay Hambletonian horses dis
appeared from the pasture of L. and J. B.
Wilson, at Oakland Mills, last Thursday
night. The Wilsons are members cf a
horse protection company, and the compa
ny was turning out for active service in the
search, when the horses came trotting home.
John Thomas, a 13-year-old lad, died on
Saturday, at his home in Hummelstown,
Dauphin county, of lockjaw, occasioned by
a wound in the index Onger by the discharge
of a toy pistol. The wads used in the toy
pistols contain poisouous ingredients which
when introduced into the human system is
rhore fatal than snake poison.
Talk of the insanity of the murderer
Guitean ! He had his baggage checked and
all other preparations ready for flight from
Washington in case of his escape from the
depot where the shooting took p!acc. He,
to-day, in all probability would be at large
had it not been for the timely presence of!
the police at the Washington station.
Ilenlbers or U. A. R. wishing to go to
Gettysburg can go on any day from July 20
to 30, 1881, inclusive, and can return on
any day until August 30, 1881. Tickets
will be purchased on Friday next, and any
members of G. A. R. wishing to go can
send in their money previous to that time.
The Post will leave on Friday nigl.t
The universal verdict is that (iuiteau
should be put to death for his murderous
assault upon President Garfield. Even the
women aud children advocate bis execution;
and regret that there is no law by w jich he
can be taken out of jail and hanged. Uow
is it f Cannot the old common laT be made
to fit bis case and bring about Mi execution t
A Texas man unloaded a lot of Tcias
horses from the cars in Patterson a few
days ago. The anima's have never been
handled. When tie Texan sells one he
lassoes tho beast. The performance is said
to be entertaiuing to such a degree that the
spectator loses all desire to go to the wild
West to see wild horses caught. The ani
mals when first caught are great kickers.
Their legs seem to kick out from all parts of
the body ; but once they have been thrown
down ttiey are easily subdued.
Years ago there lived in these parts a
a man named Hamilton. Whence he ciioe,
has n!ver been told. He was a mild-mannered
man, and gave offense to no one. He
lived by fishing. In his early manhood
days fish came from the ocean into the Ju
niata. He saw the public works obstiuct
the stream and exclude the finest of fish.
He died a few years bei'oro the advent of
the bass. His mer is kept fresh and
green by a clu'o r.r air.-i: ur fishermen call
ing themselves the Hamillcn Fishing Club.
The club 5a now on its annual fishing excur
sion in fbe Long Narrows.
The Huntingdon Globe says: On Monday
the ath inst, a boy canght a leech, and
placing it in a bottle, left it at Dr. D. P.
Miller's oftxe. The Dr. was surprised on
Friday to diriover that ten lltt?e leeches
had made their appearance. They are about
one-fourth of an inch long, and as frisky as
young kittens. Another ftera from the
same paper, says : On Friday night as Miss
Helen Stewart was about retiring, she beard
a. strange, hissing sound in her room. She
got a lamp and investigated the matter,
when she iiscOTercd thst a black snake four
feet in length was coiled up in one comer
of the room. The male members of the
family dispatched the reptile. On Sunday
morning a snake eighteen inches long was
killed in a bed-room in the residence of Dr.
Fasolt, at Uollidaysburg.
"The question of who discovered tbs
present comet has become a most rio
mentons one. Over 500 persons have
laid claim to the honor and the Warner
Prixe of $200, and all of them are with
in comparatively the same time. It is
desirable that no injustice be dene in
this matter, and to this end all parties
who saw the comet during the week
ending June 25th, or previously, will
please forward their claims without de
lay to Prof. Swift, Director of the War
ner Observatory, Rochester, N. Y. It
is certain the discovery was made fey a
private individual, but who that indiv
idual is remains to be seen."
Compllcatlont.
If the thousands that now have their rest
and comfort destroyed by complication of
liver and kidney complaints would give
nature's remedy, Kidney-Wort a rnai iney
would be speedily cured. It acts on both
organs at the same time and therefore com
pletely fills Ihe bill for a pert eel remeay.
If von have a lame back and disordered
kidnevs ose it at once. Don't neglect theui
Mirrtr and farmer .
Subsor.be tor this Sentinel t Republican.
Selinsgrovo, Snyder county,' bus five mu
tual life 'trcnrance companies in operation.
One ot the companies has been in operation
c'2s year and has issued certificates amount
ing to fifteen million dollars. The com
pany is doing business in ten States.
The Huntingdon Journal of last week
says : A black-snake, measuring four feet in
length, was killed in a bed-room in the resi
dence of Mrs. J. Sewell Stewart, In this
place, on Friday night. It is supposed the
reptile found its wsy into the room by climb
ing a vine which grew alongside Ihe bouse
and extended to the nj stair windows.
The scats iu several Sunbury churches
were re-varnished litis season with an infe
rior quality of varnish, aud the result was
not pleasant on the warm Sabbith of July
10th, inst. The heat sollened the varnish,
lnd many dresses snd coats of peop'.u that
attended church were ruiued.
The cool wave came along oo Trday
night, and by Saturday morning had run
the thermometer down to 60 deg'eea; but
to the regret of everybody it was short
lived, having disappeared before 11 o'clock
on Saturday. Ou Sunday, howiver, the
cool wave again asaerted itself, acd the ther
mometer went (loan to dffgrs oe Mon
day morning.
Some foreign gentleman dropped into this
olf.ee last Friday, and from the question of
the recovery c'f President Garfield, which
he talked about, Le glided off onto the ques
tion of the immortality of the soul. He is
an out-and-out materialist, and believes that
when he die that is to be the end of him.
He is no Christian. The fundamental point
in the Christian religion is the resuircctkn
and the life to come. It is that u nion will
always give it a bold on the minds of men
wheiever it is preached.
Tua Lewistown Stnliutl published the
twofollowiLg items July 14 : Yesterday Mrs.
Julia Kelly was in Lewistowu, and told the
sad story of her agouizlng and fruitless
search for her lost child. In 1874, while
living at Titusville, Crawford county, she
sent her little daughter, Mary Ann, aged 8
tears and 6 months, to the store for sugar,
snd she has never seen the child since nor
has she heard any tidings of her. For seven
years she has kept np the search, and still
hopes to get some intelligence of tho child's
whereatioutd. She carries a testimonial
from Mr. L. fcogers, Deputy Secretary of
Internal Affairs at Harrisburg, under date of
March 1J, Ib'iV, who says he has known Mrs.
Kelly for twenty years and confirms her
statement of the loss of ! r child. If.' ap
peals to Christian parents who love their
own to render every assistance to this poor
woman in her search. Gov. Hoyt endorses
the statement of Mr. Rogers, and com
mends Mrs. Kelly to the I'ind offce of all
our good people who can in any way, direct
or indirect, assist her iu the search of ber
child."
While Katie, daughter of Christian
Peachey, Sr., was driving the horses in the
reaper for her brother Samuel, ode day last
week, otic nf the horses in kicking at tho
flies got his foot across the tongue, and be
coming uninanagelile started to run. Miss
P. dropped the lines snd fimped from the
reaper without injury. Fui-ttuetely, he
the lines dropped they were caught in the
cogs aud stopped the horses. The damage
to the machine was a broken tongue.
Tribute of Respect.
Hall of Sinckhitt LoDOt, No. 357,
1. 0. 0. F., Thompsontown, Pa.,
June 29, 1831.
Whikkas Divino Provideoce, in His in
finite wisdom, has removed by death from
our midst our beloved friend and brother,
P. U., Martin L. Heller.
JieiolrtJ, That, while we humbly submit
to this visitation of Ii--ine Providence, we
sincerely regret the loss of our Brother,
and deeply sympathise, with the bereaved
lamily.
Knohci, That by the death of Brother
P. (i. Martin L. Heller Sincerity Lde has
lost an earnest and faithful member, aud the
be-eaved family a kiud aud induUent hus-
liiod and father, a'id the community a kml
and obliging ne-hbor.
Rnolred, That a copy of these resolu
tions be given to the family of the defeated,
and that they be published is to county
papers.
F.Lliif Bennkr,
Jodx F. Dktia,
Jons S. l.i KK.st,
Committee.
Tribute of Respect.
The following resolutions were passed by
C'entreville Union Sabbath-School, July 17,
1NS1 :
Thkbeas, Our Heavenly Father, in H?ir
providence and intiuite wisdom, has reniov
t d frcm our mi'!st b death our tslcened
co-laborer, Irwin D. Wallis, Esq., therefaro
Resolved, That we humbly submit to this
dispensation of Providence, and recognize
therein the will of our Ditine Lord aud
Master. ,
Resolved, That by 'his visitation Centre
ville I'nion Sabiwth-Sthool has lost one of
its ollest and best supports, an efficient
teacher, a zealous christian.
Resetted, That we lender to bis bereaved
frieuds and relatives our sympathy iu this
their hour of trial and commend tl 3in to
that God who "doeth all tilings well."
Resolved, That these resolutions be en
tered on the minutes of Ihe Sabhatb-schc'ol,
snd also be published in the several county
papers.
A. U. V AS-17TKI,
D. J. Fctu,
F. F. Eloss,
Committee.
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THE BKST A?il THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' &
HJTS CJPS, BOOIS, SHOES,
' '
HE s prepared, to exhibit one of tba most choice and select st
thii D-irkct, aad at JSTOysMXGLT Z.CVS PRlC
X
Also, messores tasen lor salts anu
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the place, in Hoffman's
Water streets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
SAM'!
mil fmm mm
Has just returned frcia the Castero citi-s ifitb a fill ire of
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SII0HS, ALL SIZES,
JENTS FL'KNISillXO ROOIM. 5ood. "f a'l fx', lrw. r-.ne -ami see
and bo astonished. Pants at 75 Cent. SUITS M AuK TO CKIiK.'t.
Patterson, Pa., April 10, 1379.
XEAV STOR
i:
POKT KOVAL, Jo'NIATA UjUICtV, I "HI.'N'A.
Ilaving just op.-ned a new st.ick of store good, such as Pry Goodi, Notions. Cloth
ing, Hats, Boots, Slmes. Gniceries, Fish, and a general assortment of t-so -od I
will take pleaure in exhibiting goods to all who may favor iiie with a cal.. Will pay
the highest market price for country produce.
Don't forget the place, at Cook's Store iu Port Keys!.
May 6, lS0-tJiu. T. M. COOK.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
ASSOClATt; JUDGE. i
Editor Stttitel aud RepuHicah Deer Sir. '
Amocg the Imr'rrtart oHces to til by elec- :
tion in the campaign of 1881 Is that of As-
sociate Judge. At the solicitation of a
nnmber of citizens I present the raric of i
Jacob Sm!th, Esq., of Fayette township, as j
a suitable) candidate for the Ki'publicaiis to !
nominate for the oflice ot Associate Judge ; ;
subject to the rules of the Republican party.
Respectfully your", j
Juue2P1 FAYETTE. :
.Medical.
THE ONLY WEDICIMEg
I!l EITHBB IJ0.CID OB DBT FOBS
That Acts at Ihe same time an
T2I Lim, TUX S0WS1S,
aid tsi asms.
WHY ARE WE SICK?
Because toe allow these great organs to
Ibeeome dogged or torpid, and poisonott
llmmumart therefore force IK9 uie i-ooa
I that sfMllbeexpeUed na'itrnUit. M
laVZ-JW-WKHr
WILL SURELY CURE
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
PILE". rOSSTIPATlQX, CRISARY
DISEASES. rEXALE WEAKNESSES,
A2IS NEttVOCS PIseVBEUS,
by eavrlnj free action of these organs and
restoring their poatr to throw of disease.
Way saffer Biiio'as M'" aaa achM?
WbytonarateawiLB rn, iwnpi"' ft
mt rrib.BMi ...r aiaArdrd Kidaevsl r
WkfiitinHnnt arskk keadarkMl
Cse KIDNEY-WOKTcr.il rejoice in health
ttl. sntnrln rr Yt.l Tmrmu In tin
leans one pKlnge ot whii-h mmlcM six qnArt of
medietas. AIo In Ueaia rornu vtj oana
tnua, lor than thl mnnot wndily pRpre u.
rwlt nets with oannl Bcency in ottheT f onn.
I get rr or yocr druggist, phice, si-oe
WELH.BICHABDSOS Ca., Prop's,
(ruieadtorTpot-pia. tlboios,vt.
Sale Bills printed on short notice at ihe
otcs ol the Scafiatf and Rr.vblican.
m v
.ID VER riSH.VU.VTS.
TONIC
Floreston Cologne.
1. am. Sri.i mr Walk 'k-fckiv t t4
ll.Rjcer, Botha, ttMttrftto, MllliafI and
many pt Use bcM medicines known are combined m
pAirw C n.ck Tontc, into a mcdtoirT of web
wcd ami e i secure power, ax to nuke it the Greatest
L4stxi Furifior aud Kkikc) Currcuur asi the
Besl Health and Str'Hytt Restorer Cver Cse.
It cure iH-spepsta, Rhetanattsin, Neural,:-!, Slet-p.
Xjtct, L rtnary Organs, and all i CompLiuu.
It you Are watiiip away with C''tiirpson or any
div-ae. 1X5 the I OKiC to-d.iy. It -.l1 r!y iiln vmi.
kemembeT! This Tonic w tre rV-t t jtni!yy'crfi
cme ewrr nvade. and BLarsyprnorto LaiUers, L.acnccs
of CicfrT ami other 2'uok.i, as it never lntojuctcs
and cures iruakeanrss. Anr dealer in drups can
supply you voc. and $i sues. None genuine w ithout
aign.nureof Htscox tic Co., Chemists. N. Y.
Lajcgk Swing in liL-vtva th 1Joulai Size.
mNU UUWV-i&iUJjuiiijUpnii Xiil..n 11 4; p D. ; l.e-st.'vn
13 AIR & LEVIN.
BOYS' CLOTITIXG
JSD FCRS1SHIXG GOODS.
select stoclij ever
"erd in
.3 .'
pans Ol suns, wuicq win oe maue io oruir
New Building, corner of Bridge and
Jau. 1, WJ-tt
we
:0YS' CLGTHIM,
SAMUFL STKATER.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
MirrusTows, July 20, ISSI.
Butter
Lpi"
I.anl
Ham
Shoulder . . .
Sides
Potatoes....
Onions
Kags
.. 11
!.
.. 12
.. e
.. 8
. 4'
.1 o
.. H
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Correrted weetly.
Qt oTATiuNS roa To-dat.
Wednesday, Julv 20, 1881.
Wheat ' 1 !0
Corn !
Oals 3
Rye fi
Cloverseed .'.;.. 3 7-iioi ot)
PHILADELPHIA OltAIN MARKETS.
Philadelphia, June 20. W teat
No. 2 Western red, $1 '11 ; Delaware
and Pennsylvania red and do auib-r, !
$1 20aL 27. Com 2a53j. Oia No.
1 white, 45a Na. i? uiixei, 40a40je.
Kje, new, 80c ; old, 90c.
o
pu;laif,i.phia cattle market.
Philadelphia, July 18. Cattle
prime, Gc: medium 5J to Cm. Sbeep
prime, Di to Oo; culis, 4 to 4 llogi
prime, Ci to 9Je.
VALUABLE FARM AT
PRIVATE SALE.
X inf. deceased, is ottered at private sale.
The faim is actuated in Lost Creek Valley,
three miles frr.m Minlmtown, contains
03E nt'.T3RED ACRES
; nf cleared hm I and FORTY ACRES of
! Timber-lai d. Tne buildings are good, con-
!sl!it,nor
'LARGE B A N K B A K N ,
H!ii!fA Ali TFiT HOrST.
i SpriHir House, Irv House and other out
j buildings. A Large APPLE ORCHARD of
; selected fruit. The farm is convenient to
i schools and mills.
For terms, call on Eliaa Iiorninff. residinjr
near the farm, or C. P. Ilorning, Mifflin -
town.
April 27, 15cT-tf
PEliNSYLVANIA B AILEOAD.
TIM K-TABLfi
roa .
asn Local Passiftoca Taai
Tuaocoa
Bxtwies Haaaisacao ann Altoosa.
ticavi I
VTESTtVARD. '
LSAVC
EASTWARD
I sriiioss. '
5E-:5
I I ..ij
I A M. P. X.
jl'hi'a-l.-l'a 113-1 1 '!
I p. w. p. w. is
r i I
P. X. A. . A . K
12 10 12 AO 7X
. a. a. a. .
6 0. 8H 2tMllrri'g
5 LV 8 15 2 LVKockvi!:
ft 22. 8 22: 2 2rM ir sviV
75 V
I 8" ilf'
: t i !.
I is" 1 1 1: ssj
S6 i2n2 !22
I
5 !'; t? 2 27; Ce
11: 8.t 2P,nU'!C:lll'
47 4l 2 H: .me.li.rf 4 '. 12 44
9 14
9U;:
8 61
4f.
6 6.1 9 02; 2 v
6 071 !14 3i'".
6 li)i 9 27; l '
ti2:' a 2
I-II. I
N en r t ,
'li'lvrsfn
6 1", 12 12
t l4 12 IU
6 i. 1 1 0'.
fi i f.n:
b 1 1 4
S 47' 1 1 4 i
5 t ' : 1 1 1
U :,: II
ll'U-S:
'. 't IT 2 ;
6 IS II 17
o3 I : ;.
4 50 10 4 2
4 37 Iii8t'i
4 2S 10 K
I! 1ll;
4 12 iOOoi
Ck::' 9 1-1 3 1 h - ..'ii
C 41. JHi; 3 3i Vu lkV
ii 1'' 9 5!.' '' fnn-jroa
4f 9 5$. :( 44 V, iint
65;i 101'i 34NPerrvsv'e
iwjoii; a vi .Viii;;
10 ;:i 4 Hl.Vi f,;ni 1
I10 82 4 in xarn,
1 10 ! 4 20 I.ris!n'u;
illtW 4S" Ai.il ;ron
,1117 !M M.Wvt'n
11 2 ftt'7 Vianiiv'iil:.
i'l Vi' bi-' N Ho.il'..
MCii; 3J Mt. C.iio:.
Ho8 it !' .ileion.
'32 Co i IT Mill Croc!;
2 1H ti riuiilins'n
12 3." 6 IS IVtersb'j!
1241 6ii Barree
12 51 i "s Si.r'rel""lt
' I HI 6 V? Ut'-inifTrm
; I I . 7 'ii ' Trrono
, 1 24 7 U Ti;t m
' M 7 IU' K,.s'orii
, 1 H I !! HWU Mi is
J 1 ij-'i 1 1 i Ali'Oi
r. r.
g,';!
b Ct' !
9:,i
5 2 ''
9 la'
ur.-.:
3 ,'2
3
i 13
2.io fc:i
2 52 8 17:
2? t "0j
l- - X.M.I
7 i
i 8 SO t li P;tf!.rr'.'
Wt STWASD f AHT Tr.UN.
PaeiRe Eipres? leaves I'li'l-i l'-lpM 1! 55
pm; Harrisburg 4 It a iu ; lniTu-aniion 4
l: a m ; Kewprt 5 DC a iu ; MitSirt 5 1 a
ra; Lewis'utvn 0 07 a m ; MeVeytown C 2
a m; Mt. Union 6 6 a ni: I!'::i'iMit n 7
17am; Petersburg 7 31 a ni ; S jtuch Creek
7 4taui; Tnne 8 12am; Bell's Mills
8 SI m ; Aliouua S 50 a m; PiiUbmg
1 ii p iu.
Pittsburg Express loan- PIiila-l'pMa V
6 2-) p m i rlnrrtiMire in 2 p m 1
RiKkvii:!
12 L9 a m ; Hiiiilirir'loa 1 13 a ni ; Tyrone ;
1 53 a in ; Altoona 2 25 a iu; Tiltsbiirg 7 '0 !
a in. '
Fast I.ipe leaves Philadelphia at 12 i'J a 1
m ; HarrioburK 4 Oo p m ; .V nil in 5 25 p in ; j
I.cwistuwn 5 48 p ir ; Iluntmn l.n ; io pm ; j
Tyrone 7 30 p ni ; Altoona 8 00 p iu ; Puts- ,
t urg 1? 01 p iu.
Chicago Express leaves Philadelphia at 9
00 a ni ; Harrisburg 12 20 p in ; M.rtlin 1 40
pm; Lewiaroun 157 pm; llni.tiuid.m 2
64 pm; Tyrone 3 SI p m ; A toona 4 05 p
in ; arrives at Pittsburg 7 o'J p ni.
fast Lint West, on Sundays, trill stop at
Duneannon, yewport, MrVryUiicu, ill. t'niua,
r'tn-sbrrt; and B'.'.l't Ji, if ken flagged.
EIstitard Fast Tsaixs. .
Cincinnati Express leaves Pit'shiire at
4 20pm; Altoona 9 20 p ni ; Bell's Mills
93d pm; Tyrone 9 52 pm; Petersburg 10
; 21 pin; Huntini:dvo 10 31 p ru ; Jit Union
! !0n& m ?SSK W
1 a 7'rS at 1 40 a m, and Philadelph.a
t at 9 1 a di.
Tarf c Express Itarea Pitt-hu.-g at 4 20 a
m ; A itoona 8 25 am; Tyrone 8 0 a in ;
lllntitin.HnnQ'l'Ani. I i.tnurn Ill 7fl n
; J'imin 10 89 a m ; Duncannon 00 W
Harrisburg 12 01 p a ; arrives id Philadel
phia 3 20 p ni.
Pacific Express East o Sundays will stop
at Bel Is Mills, Sprue Creek, Petersburg,
hH Mt. L uton, .1c W Sea e-irf A-
port, u Aca i tiigge i.
LEWISTOWN DIVISION.
Trains leave l.w:i.t.wn JuneliuTi (ur Mil
r. v ai 7 0 a :u. II 20 a 4 22 p ui ; for
3 :n')::ry a: 7 2" a m, 2 ' p in.
Trains arrive ;it Le i-lwn J:inctin from
S! ilruy at 'J 3" a ni, 3 00 pm. 5 4ti p m ; from
Sm:bury at 10 13 a in, 0 1') pm.
TTEONE D!V;I'X.
Train leave Ty.-nne f.r ISeil.-f :te and
Lwit Haven at 8 ' a in, 7 40 p m. F,.-RVe
V.T"ne fr Curwi-iisriile and C'earfl. l I at
U 'S a m, 7 50 p in.
Trains arrive at Tvrone from Bellefnate
and lick Hiven at 8 10 a in. and 7 02 p m.
! Arrive at Tyrone (rem f arxensville aud
CleutScld at 7 4-J a 111, aud ii 00 p iu.
j Philadelphia & Keadins Railroad.
Arrangement ot Tassencr Trains.
Jixe 27ih, 1881.
Trams leave H lrrisburg as follows :
For New York via Allentown. at 805 a. m..
j 1 4-"and 4 OO p. m.
' For New York via Philadelphia and "Hound
Brook Route,'' 6 iJO, 8 05 a U and 14
p in.
Per Philadelphia, 6 SO, 8 Oo, 950 am, 1 45
anu 4 00 p in.
Tor Reading at 5 20. 6 30, g 05, 9 50 a ni,
1 45, 4 00 ar.d ? Si p ni.
For Pottsvil'e :l 5 2', t 05, 0 50 a m, and
4 '.0 p. m. and via Sc'n.ylkill & Susque
hanna Branch at 2 10 p ia. For Auburn,
8 10 a m.
j For Aliens-.-. u ,t j 20: 8 05, 9 50 a iu, 1 45
and 4 I j :u.
The 05 a ui, aid 145 pm trains havo
through cars for New York via AIIcp
l town.
j SCXDJYS.
i For A llentown and wav xtation at 5 Zo a in
For Rdinp, Philadelphia and way sialiont
at 1 45 p m.
Traint for Harmburg letve oi foihvs :
Leave New York vii Aileiitowu at 5 :;0, 9 00
a in, 1 Uu aud 530 p ni.
Leave New York i ia Lonn j Brook Ron'e"
and Pbiladeli hiA 745 a m. 1 30,4 00-d
o ., P ra, amvinz .i twrr-Jitt: g 1 u, 8
9 2) . ui, and 12 3j ao;.
Leave Philadelphia at t. 45 a m., 4 Oil, 5 50
and . 4-) p m.
Leave P,.ttv,l!e at r,W, 9 10 a.m. and iO
. Plu'r,
- ------- ' Ob a s v. .-) ,
1 30. t 15, 7 5 l aud 10 35 i ui. 1
Leave VnXMii.es via Sctiuylk.lt aI! ! Stue
hauna Hrr. h. 8 15 a iu. and 4 t ) V r.i.
Leave AlleiH jwu at 6 00, 10 a u., 12 10,
4 30 au'l d 05 p ra.
SL'SO.trS. .
Leao New York via Aileut"-n, ii 5' ?0 p.
iu.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 45 p.ra.
Leave Keadinp at 7 M a ai aud 10 35 p m.
Leave AHeiituwa at !) I'jpn.
UAi.rm'ix niii.M!!. . .
Leave II AKRISBUKG frr PaxMn. Ifx.h-
iel, and Steelton dailv.ejeeWt Snrldav. 5 25,
640. .i5 a m, 200 p"n ; daily, eace'pt Sat -
unlavand Snfidar. 5 .5 pm, and on Saturday
onlv."4 45.C10, :50r m.
. Ketnrmnn, leave Mt ELTON dalle, el -
ceptSund:.y,rllO.?(', 10 00 a m, 2 20 p m ;
daily, cx.-ept Saiii.dav aud Snndav, f, 10
p m, aua uu aav.uujy ooiy, a 10, o oi', Vt.u ;
p m.
C.G.HANCOCK,.
Gener'il Pass'r and Tuket J;:it.
J. E. WOOTTKN,.
General Manccrr.
! jkoq a weck jo your own town. T.-.m and
i jjD Ulit ln.r. Ji. UAirTTT
it Co., Portland, M..ne. m.-Jr 2 81
79 a to " $12 . d,yTtVcV,e caTsiiy
rc'ae. "it!y Oitf:t ir
Auuicn
Tair :vCo.. Argtu,ta, Maine.
niar2,'81-ly "
DON T EE DECEIVED hv such dodges
. . ,
as a 13--0 Orrjan at ' to when you.
t can buy the ssme frtA of instruments al
i home at i0 to $70, and save Ihe freisht, by
!cell:nirou. W. U. AIKKNS,.
t Main street, Millt'ntowa.
Travttt - luvlt.
F-.C:i?rti Cards.
JOt-IS . ATKINSON,
ATTORN EY -AT -LAW,
M IFF LIN TOW 6. PA.
;:. Uncollecting and Conveya;'ng prompt
I iy at'cUrd to. '
t Osvii'e On Main street, ia Ms place of
vs;Jtu.c seQUi of Bridgd stnir'..
ason irwinT
ATTOENET-AT-LAW, '
xiFrusTo rx. j':.i.it.i co.. p.i.
All bui:s'roiop.tly altendeJ t.
t'rnra Oo Wr'tit strC t, p; Oi-:ie tho
Coi n liiiue iar. l)a" "BO-ly
rx0O3 BF.1DLFK, . .
ATTOUNEY-AT LAVt",
.VIFKI.i.VrO".VX. PA.
i7"C'.lj:t?':3,.it--cJiil to promptly.
(ht :Ll, A. J. I'attersoB K-.q. on
Brieve stt . Feb 25, "BO
STONJJ,
ATTOIlNKYrAT-LAW.
SIIFFLIXTOWX, I'.
!t7"Co!!eotiousaud all ptofeMional bus.-.
j ness prompt'y att'.oJe l m.
june2J,l!?7J.
WomasXTldeii, m7-
Physician aad Sargeoi;,
Mtl FLlXTOirX, rj.
Omea boars froio 9 a. a. to 3 p. a.. Of.
fiee in his father's resilience, at th uth
end of Water street. oclJ
-t
D.
M. CRAWFOKD, M. D.
His resumed aciirely the practice of
Ueitioe and .Sarpery and their col.'ateml
br inches. Ulhce at iLj corner ot Third
and OranK "'""eBta, Mittiutoan, Pa.
.Karen 2t, 170
T M. LRAZEE, M.
a
PHYSICIAN a?;d surgeon,
.icadenic, Jvniati Co , Fa.
Orrici formerly occupied by Dr.Sterreti.
Pr -le-uiional bn.iine&a prviuptly attended to
.it all hours.
D.
L. ALLEN, M. D ,
i Has ommeneed the practice of Vedicino
j and SiirtTy and allthelrollatera! I rar.ehes.
Oflic at Acadenna, at the reidei"- "
' Cant. J. J. Palteraou.
fjul 15, 1874
john Mclaughlin,
INSUEAKCE.AGEXTi
iOr:r ROYAL, JCXIiTJ CO., .f.
EOiily reliable Cuiup:uiies reprdseutod.
Dec. 8. 1875-lY
JJENRY I1AK?11BERgVr, Kl).
Continue the practice of Mcdieiua and
Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Ollice at his residence in lcAiialer iiic.
Feb 9, 187 a.
. . - x
THE BEST REMEDY
Diseases cf tiie Ttaat 2E2 Li
niseavs
pulmonary
ot tlia
Ayer's
are so prevalent anu
fat!i. tjint a safe and
reliable remedy for
them it invaluai.lo
toever) coiiiiuunf.v.
Ate it's Chkjikt
Pf(-toi;ai. such m
.j .i i
. Sfj other so eminently
CHERRY menu the con.
ilence ol tne putiau.
It is ascientiliecnin-
' hi n Atit in nf ihf mtHli
! r.'cinal principle anl
curative virtues of
iliii'the finest drnps.
PtCTORAL. chei,.i, a.ly l.mt .
to insure tr.n jrreuf
est possiMe efT;r iemy and uniformity ci re
sults, whii h enaM physieiant aa well a
invalids to use it with coutideiim It H
the most relial le remedy ft r iliMnaui
tlie throat and lunn thafseiencv has pp
dured. It strikes at ihe foundation ol all
pulmonary diseases, all . pliiisr prompt
and etrtain relief, and ia adapts! to ' -tients
of any ge or either sex. I'ein
very palatable, the youugent ehil.livn
Vj'ak it without iliflicultv. In tiie troox-m-T!t
of ordinary 'ongh, Cot;! Soro
1 iiroat, Uronehitis, lntliiena. t !T
gjninu's !ore X U roat, Ast li ci;, t'riiip.
sail CuturrL, the vflects of Atck"
CiiEKur PiCCTouai.ardnia!i-:il.aud inwiii
tudes are annually pri"s rv.-.l from s.'ri M
illness by itstimi-ly i.nd i'ai: I.f ul use.' It
should le kept at h:ind in erery hotiv
hold, for the pmtiff ion it a.Tor.U in S'ld
ilen attai ks. In WhoiIiirf-4 on,-j?i '"t
Consumption there is no 'J-.rt r!ati
ao emVacious, soothing, a:ul heit.ful.
i The miTVi-"nri e'tr-i vrh; !i A.vri'f
Ciikkkv 1'f..tik.i. has fiTeeted ali oier
thw world are a auilicirnt guarnnrv th"t it
will rontinun to pn-xliice the hi-st rc:iiii.
An impartial trial will convinm t -f rr-t
Sceptical of its wonderful r -crati v awi-s
as well as of its susriority o-.er nu othr
preparations for p.ilmouary vuuiplajaf..
F-niiitcnt physicians In all parts of the
country, knowing its composition, rei-onw
mend Aveii's C'Hirr.KV Pectoral to inva
lids, ami presirilie if in their prnetim.
The test cf half a century bin pn-vud i'uJ
aiiMiIiitn certain!-to nr.; a!l pidinoiiarr
t'ouilaint.s not aircady Lryoud iiie pjo- u
i( human aid.
Pre parjd fcy Cr. J. C. Aver L Co.;
Pracllval and Analytic At rhcii-.ti.'
Lcwe?l, Ma Si.
j." aL i;kvi: jiT ttl-.t hrkl
LlarJiocd: fic vi Lost- How Restored
J:ist i,i:li'.islie). n uifw rdilion of
75 1 Dr. Culverwell's Celebrated Eaey
on the radical curt (aithout nied.-
cine) of Siiermaturr'jora or teinlnal weak-
nes. Irvclnutarv seaiuial i.cjvv Itafj
t tercy, MenUl a'id 1 hysical l.'itpao'ly, Im
I jmliiuents t! Marriage, etc ; ai o, Con-
sumptioii, Lpiicpsy ana r its, induced by
. .U-h.aulTei.ce or asual eitravaganco, he.
' tv. ..., . ..!.. ti.u
Es c!ejv ,:,!I1JOU!raiei,, frora a thirty
I reaii: aacceCsfcl practice, that the alarm-
K.,nic,iUvact.3j sell-abuse may berrf.
; tTi'r c:rl withoaf tht dan?trou use of
int !.!.: nic'itrine or the applicatioa ot ice
i. . : i . . . . . : .... I ....... I u . . f f mm at inia
- i ,,,.' V,'t...' -n.4 -.fr..,t.1. hr mean, cf
wbieh eery si:ir.Ter, no rustier wnat nis
ronuttton nur be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and raittrnHy.
PT'Th:? Lecture .ihoidd be in the bancs
of every yonth and every man in ihe land.
Sent tree, under sea!, iu a p'ain envelope,
to any address.
Adilresa the PooHihcrs,
Til F. tTlYERV ELL MEr'u ', (
41 Ann St.. New York :
i j'inel3-ly
Post-Oilice llux A-iW.
i
) ftgr tTjg JJay 0f Deccirjbs
j
1880;
; yot' V1 L FIND
.
j JACOI) G. l IMjI
la his New Store Kovin at the Lal end uf
. . wit".? a Large L"t of
STOVES AND IIEATKUS
' "f aM kinds, Sf.Te Pi;.)... Lard Cans, Mica
tJranite .'roa Ware, Dripping to, and all
j kind, of.
! TUi .AKD SHEET IRON WARE,
i vnrrci srr-cers.ne win wii at in Lowest
. Possible Pikes.
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