SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
Wednesday, Tebrnary 1, 1SS2.
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Communication.
Eiitor Sentinel and Republican The free
river bridge men are organizing another
cfljrt to obtain power from the Court and
Grand Juty, to authorize them to make the
bridge across the river at Jiiffllntowa free.
Such an enterprise will make the tax-payers
groan under tbe burden of taxation that
will be necessary to carry it through. Tbree
fuurths of the people of the county are or
posed to sorb an enterprise. It would not
add a dollar of value to thu property of the
county. It woii'd not add one aim to t!ie
population. It would nut add to tho busi
ness of tbe county. It would save a lew
dollars to such people that reside near the
river and cross it often. At least tbree
lourthi of the number of the people of ths
county are against a free bridge.
If the Mifflin bridge is to be free, so must
the Port Uyal and Tbompsontovn bridges
be free. I am told that w hen the question
was up before the (jraud Jury last fall, that
if tho Grand Jury had forgotten the inter
ests of the county to such a degree aa to
have approved of the free bridge scheme.
that in ten hours after the announcement of
too action of tbe Jury would have been
made, a ti:ion would have been gotten nut
raying for a free bridge at Thompson town.
It is said that titty men were ready to sign
for such an enterprise. It is reported that
all tbe viewers that are to be presented or
suggested to tbe Court for the comiiig new
view, and effort for a tree brilge, have been
sounded, and pronounced as all right,
ready, to return a favorable answer for a
free bridge. All men, it is said, that
are opposed to a free bridge ere to be
t-revented from serviug aa viewers. I
hops for tbe credit of Juniata that no
such a job a that baa been set np. The
law should not be made an instrument
to defeat the wishea of a large majority of
the people. Juniata is not a rich county
that sue may indulge in such enterprises ss
only rich and thickly-settled districts can
Indulge in. Mifflin and Huntingdon coun
ties are paying for the folly of allowing a
few men through the machinery of the
court and grand jury to impose a bridge
debt on tbeni that will not be paid by tbe
two nearest generations to rome. The
river bridges between Dauphin and Cumber
land counties are net free bridges. Tlie
!eopte down there are too wise to be en
trapped to placing a public mortgage upon
all their real esUte, and loading upon them
selves and iheir children a debt that will
take many yean to pay. To build three
bridges across tbe river in Jnciata conuty
would be equal to knocking 20 per cent, otl
the value of tbe real estate, and to the put
ting of a public mortgage on every home
stead, that could not be paid in the next
half century.
J CM ATA.
Tbi Tobacco Caor. Tbe Lancaster a
telligenctr, in a lengthy article on the sub
ject of the yield of tobacco in that connty
during 1881, says: it i the almost unani
mous opinion of those who have tbe best
means or knowing that the '81 crop w ill
yield a good deal less than was expected.
Althooeh tbe acresce is far greater than
ever before the yield per acre is light. Many
farms on which 2,000 pounds per acre have
been grown in former years did not yield
BOO pounds last season some of them not
500 owing to the unfavorable weather,
which dwarfed and stunted the plants. It
is not likely, therefore, that the yield of tbe
county will foot np 30,000 cases, unless the
tobacco raised elsewhere, and packed here,
is counted aa Lancaster county tobacco
It is yet too early in the season to make
anything like a lair estimate of tasl year'
crop of the county or Slate. Estimates at
best are usually fallacious. This time last
yesr the 1880 crop of Pennsylvania was es
timated at 149.800 cases, but later on every
one was sati-fied it would not reach 100,000,
and at the present time more careful esti-
mates place it at 80,000 or less, of which
Lancaster county is credited with nearly
one-half.
Dealers say that they are hot buying any
Inst now, and will not bny at the figures
tVl he the farmers. Allee samoe, bow-
ever, they drive out into the country and
.nm homo with rerv muddv boots. Some
of the bears, who decried the crop from the
first, still eSpress confidence in being able
Kn,r .11 ihev want at 10 to 15 centa for
wraDDers. It will probably be a cold day
when they get it.
A Montromerr county paper says:
Judge Rom of the Montgomery Count,
fmrt hd nenaaion recently, to make
soma remarks concerning tresspassing
H a aaid :
iV,. ,. baa a riffht to CO OD the
nremmes of another, whether for pun
nr for other nurDOses. without the
""6
ot the owner,
and every
permission
eerson so doing is a tresspasser
thnnuh it is customary for persons to
enter upon the erounds of other for
tbe purpose of Usbing, nutting ami guu
thon liavn no rizht to do it
tvithnnt the consent of tbe owner, no
tri.naer. he must get off the
premises, if direoted, and must not
-,.a -nnn his s-nio. He must move
off as fast s he can, but need not run
If he refuses to go, the owner can use
as much force as is necessary to put
Lim off. even if it result in the death
Of the offender, but you dare not use
more force than is bsoIutelj oeo-
essarj."
Complications.
If the thousands that now have their rest
and comfort destroyed by completion of
liver and kidney complaints would give
nature's remedy. Kidney-Wort, a trial they
would be speedily cured. It acts on oom
Organs at the same time and therefore com
pletely fills the bill ror a peneci rc.o....
r i. . i,rt back and disordered
kidnevs use it at once. Don't neglect them
Mirror and Faanitr.
a- aars: Two Blair county
hunters, who were after a squire! in a tree
some lime ago, cut down the tree and were
shed for malicious mischief and trespass
The suit was settled by the trespassers
asreein to tv the costs, cut the tree into
eord-wood and deliver it to a church in the
neighborhood. Tbe squirrel escaped.
It is reported that there is a gennine case
of 'trichina-' in Carlisle, Cumberland couu
ty. The disease was caused by eating raw
SHORT LOCALS.
Vaccinate.
There is no brass band in Beflefonto.
How many citUens visit thepublic schools?
There .. another fierce storm of wind
on Sabbath.
Captain Degan came to town in a
last Thursday.
sleigh
People that had ice bouses to fill are no
longer unhappy.
The cold weather seems to have increased
tbe number of tramps.
The cutting or rates by through railroads
is reported as at an end.
A number ot farmers came to town oa
sleds last Thursday morning.
There is Ulk of a distillery to be put up
in the viciuity of this town.
One person died of small-pox in Mount
Union, Huntingdon county.
J. ll. Patton, from Spruce Hill, was in at
tendance upon McCain's lecture.
Communion services in the Lutheran
church next Sabbath a week.
The weather was so variable last week
tbat everybody was satisfied.
You ought to see the beautiful Organs W.
H. Aikens is selling for $65.
It is reported tbat the Virgiuia readjusters
are quarreling over the spoils of office.
There was a spelling match indulged in in
Cuba school bouse on Tuesday evening.
Tbe Walker township fox still lives and is
frisking about as if to invite another chase.
For Sale I ive shares of Odd Fellows'
Hall Association stock. Call at this office.
A son of Thomas Patton, in Spruce Hilt
township, has been seriously sick of liver
disease.
A man in Huntingdon died the other day
from the effects of a sun-strolce received
last July.
It is aesthetic now when a child is born to
send cards to friends announcing the fact
of the birth.
Butler ia called the Hay seed" candi
date for (lovemor. That will tickle the
Grangers.
A number of citizens say that there was a
: good deal of thunder in the storm of last
Thursday night.
Tbe railroad company filled their ice
house at Lewiatown Junction with ice
brought fiom Selinsgrore.
Jeremiah Hawker, in Scranton, Pa., has
been found guilty of criminally libelling
Judge Hand in a newspaper.
The ice on the canal between town and
tbe first lock north of town was crowded
with skaters on Monday eVesing.
There is to be a grand musical conven
tion held in tbe Hresbvterian church in Mc-
Veytow n during the third week of F ebruary.
To every subscriber that is in arrears
more than one year, a bill will be sent be
tween this date and the 28th day of Febru
ary, ism:.
The Court House was filled by people last
Wednesday night to hear McCabe'a lecture.
All tbat beard it express themselve' as
having been highly entertained.
Tbe sudden cold snap sickened a number
of people last week, severe colds and pleu
risy being the prevailing diseases that the
cold weather engendered.
The Post-master at Graft, P., took the
small-pox, or the small-pox took him, last
week, and thereupon the Post-office Depart
ment ordered tbe post-office away from his
pi see.
There are pick-pockets about ML Union,
Huntingdon county, as is evidenced by the
fact that some one picked a pocket-book
that contained $168 out of the pocket of
George S. Miller, acitizen of the place men
tioned.
Major Howell, of Pleasant View, was in
town last Wednesday, and in the evenii.g
attended McCabe's lecture. Tbe Major was
a first-class soldier in tbe war against re
bellion.
A flood in tbe rivers of Tennessee over
sowed the banks of tbe streams, did great
damage to property and compelled 10,000
people to flee from their homes to higher
ground last weok.
The Snyder county Tribune says: Hiram
Burns lost three young pigs by rats biting
Ibem. They killed one by gnawing the ears
and legs off, and injured two others so bad
ly that they died shortly afterwards."
Abraham Hohrer, ex-member of Legisla
ture, and Judge Smith are manifesting an
interest in a revival of the proposed rail
road from Sc'.lnsgrove to the Potomac by
way of Mifllintown.
The church in Bloomfield waits on the
court. The Week of Prayer was postponed
in that place till this week, because the
court was holding its sessions during the
days of the first week of January.
Members of the Lutheran church assem
bled at the residence of George Smith in
this place on Tuesday evening, and as a do
nation party visited Rev. Berry's place and
left many good things there with their
preacher.
By having yonr bills for sale or personal
property printed at the oince oi ine aesii
nel and Republican yon may obtain a num
ber of blank promissory notes to be tilled
np for purchasers that are entitled to credit
under the terms of sale.
The Sunbury Democrat says: Forty sa
loon keepers were fined by tbe Court of Lu
zerne county last week for selling liquor on
Sunday. It cost them for lines, costs and
lawyers' fees an average of $200 each,
mikmr a total of $5,000, of which the law
yers get the larger part.
A number of young men disturbed a sing
in. hool in Mifflin countv. They were
e
arrested tbe same night they committed the
offence, and taken before a Squire in Mc
Vevtown. They could not obtain bail, and
.nnavnnontlv were nut in the lock-up till
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morning.
A man standing In a store door on Alls
tin avenue called out to a countryman sit
ting on a wagon : How are my folks com'
ing on f" " Tour brother's bay mule is
dead, but all the rest of your kiofolks are
alive and kicking." Teaas Sittings.
The most destructive Are that ever visited
Lancaster, this Stste, destroyed tbe build
ing and fixtures of the Inquirer Publishing
Compsny. The fire occurred last Thurs
a ;. T.n siSO.OUt1. The loss is
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beavv, because of only partial insurance.
An exchange, in writing how to harden
ded tools, says: The practic is common
.- and watchmakers Of
Siuoug m,
Germany of hardening their tools fn seal
ing wax. Tbe tool Is heated to whiteness
and plunged into the wax, withdrawn after
an instant and plunged again, tbe process
being repeated until the steel is too cold to
outer the wax. The advantagesclaimed for
this method are that tb steel becomes si-
. bard as the dismond, and whea
touched with a little oil of turpentine the
tools are superior for engraving and also for
piercing the hardest metals.
SHORT LOCALS.
Sleet and hail fell ia sufficient quantities
last Wednesday night to coat everything
out ol doors with a coat of ice heavy and
slippery enough to satisfy a Polar Bear, or
an Arctic traveler. The bays made such
good nse of the ice in sledding that they
gave inspiration to a number f men, and
they indulged their lore for sledding by
slidibg down hill on boys' sleds.
This item will not induce all the girls to
roll up their sleeves and go to the wash-tub
every time that they know a nice man comes
their way. Ex-SenatorGwin.nf California,
ia said to have discovered his wife in Ken
tucky at the wash-tub as he rode np to tbe
bouse to get bis diuner, on his Wat to Ten
nessee and Mississippi. She hid a splen
did pair of b re arms and other bodily
charms so exasperating to Gain that, after
he had ridden a whole day on the way to
ward home, he drove back again, intro
duced himself and proposed to marry ber
then and there.
A daughter, aged about 9 years, of Rub
ert Parker, in this place, one evening last
week, while in the act of lighting a coal oil
lamp set a table cover on fire, and in the
flurry natural to such a situation of affairs
theclothea on the child took fire. II er
father ran to the rescue, and outrned the
fire on his daughter, and then outened that
which was devouring the table cover, but
did not amidst the attending excitement
discover that his bands were being severely
burned. Alter the fire was all outebed and
the child and property safe, the painful
discovery was made that Mr. Parker's
hands were severely burned, and needed
immediate attention.
That ladies should be careful as to what
they wear when tbey get married ia illus
trated by tbe following fiom a Georgia
paper: A couple bad just been married by
a Justice, at Columbus, Georgia, and werv
on their way out of tbe office when a man
snatched the shawl from the bride's back
afid ran away with it. A policeman gave
chase successfully, and the purloiner, being
asked for an explanation, said that tho shawl
was a gift from him to the girl ; that at the
time of making the present he was a favored
suitor, and he did not propose to let her
wear it on a bridal trip with another fellow.
John Loach, a citizen of Milford town
ship aHj titling the borough of Pattersou,
died suddenly on Sabbath morning. Sq'lire
S. B. Caveny called a jury and held an in
auest on the body of the deceased. The
verdict of the jury is, " tbat the said Jobn
Leach came to his death on the morning of
tbe 29ib or January, A. D. 1882, at his resi
dence in Millord township, Juniata county.
Pa., by an excessive dose, or doses of laud
auuiu, administered at his own request by
his wife, Rebecca Leach." The jurors on
the inquest were S. B. Caveny, J. P.; J. B.
M. Todd, O. W. Wilson, W. H. Egolf, R. L.
Guss, W. H. McNitt, W. W. Copeland.
The long winter nights are here You
will want a paper that gives you home news,
general news, and miscellaneous reading.
The Sentinel and Republican is tbo paper to
supply that want. It gives all the impor
tant home news, all important general news,
besides s large quantity of miscellaneous
reading, more than any other paper in the
connty. Subscribe, and suggest the paper
to your neighbor.
The Perry County freeman says : Satur
day week Jonas Smith was engaged in chop
ping down a very large tree that stood along
the road leading to Millerstown, near tbe
residence of Wm. B. Leas, in Greenwood
township. Juat as the tree was failing a
sled driven by Abrsm Hurting, of Howe
township, containing Mrs. Iloliy and Miss
Bressler. of Newport, came under it, and
the heavy mass fell upon tbe aled. The
horses tore themselves away, but the occu
pants of the sled were buried under the
heavy branches of tbe tree. They were
bruised, stunned and bad their clothing
torn, but were not seriously iniur-d Oue
of the ladies' watches was smashed beyond
repair.
An exchange savs : The following is the
wav to get rid of a cold : When you gel
chilly all over and away in your benes, and
begin to sniffle and almost struggle for yonr
breath, just begin in time, and your tribula-
tion need not last very long. Get some
powdered boras and snuff tbe dry powder
up your nostrils. Get your camphor bot
tle, amell it frequently, pour aome on your
handkerchief and wipe your nose with it
whenever needed. Tour nose will not get
ore. snd vou will soon wonder what has
become of your cold. Begin this treat
ment in the forenoon and keep on at inter
vals until yon go to bed, and you will sleep
as well as you ever did. I am just telling
you my experience.
That vaccine virus is not a thing to be
trifled with may be learned from what the
Fort Wayne Gazette says, which is as fol
lows : A gentleman in the west end, when
tbe small-pox scare was first agitated in the
cite, purchased some vaccine virus for the
purposo of vaccinating his family. lie
mixed the matter with some water on a
piece of glass, and in doing so a portion of
the-mixture adhered to one of His nnger
nails. Soon after, having occasion to pick
his nose, he unfortunately used the finger
which came in contact with tho matter, and
the consequence wss that it took splendidly
in bis nasal organ. Coming in contact witn
the membranes of the nose, it spread all
i,nirh his head, and as a result he has
been condned to his bed for two weeks.
These will be no question hereafter with
this gentleman that, if there is any virtue
in vaccination, he never will have the small
pox.
The Altoona Tribune of last Thursday
published the following thrilling case of sui
cide : Miss Frey, a young lady whose nonie
'is in Johnstown, committed suicide in
Blairsville, last evening, in a horrible msn
ner. Miss Frey, who had been ill for some
time, was taken to Blairsville a couple of
days ago, where she was placed under the
care of her nncle, Dr. J. C. McKelvy, at his
own residence. Testerday she showed evi
dences of insanity, aud during the evening
she escaped from her attendants and wan
dered to the railroad yard unobserved.
When the express train came thundering
along about 7 o'clock she deliberately walk
ed in front of it and lying down placed ber
neck on the rail. Although tbe headlight
revealed ber awful situation to tbe engineer,
it was too Ute to save her. The head was
completely severed from the body. Her re
mains were tsken in charge by the railroad
authorities and coffined, after which they
were taken to the residence of her uncle.
Wbr fTcar Plaster. 1
They may relieve, but tbey can't cure that !
lame back, for the kidneys are the trouble,
and you want a remedy to act directly on
their secretions, to purify and restore their
healthy condition. Kidney-Wort has that
specific action and at tho same time it reg- ;
ulates tbe bowels perfectly, wi wu u
get sick, but get a package to-day, and cure
yourseir. Liqnid and dry sold by all droA
gists. GermaaicicB TtUgrapk.
A Philadelphia RtturJ correspondent in
terviewed a man that is engaged in tbe busi
boss of condensing hiilk. The milkman
said it: "One quart of condensed milk
represents four quarts of the fluid in its
liq'iid state. I Cannot confine myself to I he
farming regions oT Philadelphia for milk,
simply because I cannot get ihe kind of
milk I want. Milk is net always pure when
drawn from the cow. . Give a cow an oulon
and then n.iik ber, and you have oniony
milk ; give her impure food or dirty water,
and you have impure milk ; feed brewer's
grain, and you have second -class lager. The
latter is tha foundation of Ibree-lourths of
all the milk furnished in this city, for in the
majority ol cases the animals are led almost
solely from roots and grains. If we at
tempted to operate such a product it would
Sour aud be unlit for use belor it was ready
to can, and hence we have to go far np in
the State, where we can get just the quality
ol" ankle we want."
"The Board of Officers which met by com
mand of Governor Iloyt to decide upon
changes in the uniform of the S-ato Militia
bave agreed to recommend tha adoption of
the helmet and the full dress unilorm coat.
The helmet is to be in vie of cork, covered
with dark b'ue cloth, with the arms of Iho
State of Pennsylvania on ils front. The
full dress coat recommended is the short
double-breasted frock, with buttons bear
ing tbe coat of arms of the State. Tbe
board recommends these changes, but leaves
it optional with each regiment to adopt
them."
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"A man was walking along one read
and a woman another. The two roads
and the man and woman reaching tbe
juuetion at the same time, walked on
Iron there together- The man was
carrying a large iron kettle on his back
in one band be held by the leg a live
chicken, in the other a caue, and be
leading a goat. Just as they were
coming to a dark, deep ravine, tbe wom
an said to the man, I'm afraid to gu
through that ravine with you; it is a
lonely plac and you might oferpower
me and kiss me bj force."
"If you were afraid of that," said
the man "you shouldn't have walked
with me at all. How can 1 possibly
overpower you aud kiss you by force
wben I have this great iron kettle on
my bacK, a caue iu one hand and a live
chicken in the other, aud am leading
this coat? 1 uiiisht as Well be tied
hand and foot."
Yes." replied the woman. 'tut if
von should stick vour caue into me
ground and tie the goit to it, and turn
over tbe kettle bottom side up ana put
tbe chicken into it, then you might
wickedly kiss me, in spite of my resis
tance
Success to thv ingenuity. O woman
said the reioicinir wan to himself; "I
should never have tlioucbt of such an
expedient."
And wben tbev came to tbe ravine
be stuck his cane into the ground and
tied tbe gnat to it, gave the chicken to
tbe woman, saying, "Hold it while I
cut seme glass for the gr-ai; aoJ then
lowering the kettle from bis shoulders.
imprisoned the chicken under it, and
wickedly kissed tbe woman, as she was
afraid he would.
Crara Mohsisos hereby informs thepub
lic that be is sgaiu engaged in the Laundry
business. Ton can have your clothes
washed and ironed in style at his place.
fiive him a trial. You will be pleased with
the result.
Ctars Mokrisos,
Third Street, Mifi'.intowo
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SuimpS Sui.inq jo s,'Mi oq.w asoqi ox
Will sell Organs, of tame gradt ani fac
tory, "cheaper than any olher psrty in tho
countv. Come and see before you bny.
W. II. AIKENS.
NOTICE White oak piank, scantling
and boards can be bought low from Robert
Mclntyre in Black Log Valley, Juniata Co.
Pa. 1 will exchange lumber fyr live stock,
and lor feed for live stock. Address
RoBKBT MclSTTBK,
Peru Mills, Juniata Co., Pa.
Mr wife said I was a fool when I brought
borne a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic
But when it broke up my cough, drove away
her neuralgia and cured baby's dysentery,
she thought I had made at! excellent invest
ment. MTHE ONLY MEDICINES
u mass Liquo oa dbi fobs
Tkat Acts mt the sane tlsae
TJS LIYZS, 7SS SO WXZS,
AM tss snsiTS.
WHY ARE WE SICK7
ltecaute tr m'.W th'tt great orqaiu fol
Ibrcom cbweii or torjad. ant pmmmmui
huMOrta therefore Joreed into the kwd
that iSoulibe expelled natvrauy.
t WILL SURELY CURE
1 KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
rlLT.m CO!tSTtlATiOX, TR1WABT
pias:.sca,rcxArB wilt' esses,
AM SEttVWCS P1MBVEKS,
ca'aingfree action. of Ohm organs and
rettorinj their power to uirow oj aueam.
TfsT saffr-r Bilioas paia aaS arhnl
War tsraeateJ with Piles, Cewstipstiosl
riiyrriliteaTrisarwer4 KHaeysI
Wkxesasrsprrross erskk heaJsrlsssf
Tar KlDNET-WOBTaai rejoice in haUh.
It Is pot tip la wry ss, toUs
jisckCK whwa mmi uru ol
trawO. toe thomt ciio rW.iT pru-r. n.
tVtl trtm 1th rui HSAirofT te tbr form.
get rr or tocr drcogist. rRicx, si-o
WELLS. CICflABDSOS ACa., Piws'a,
(wUlsrwdthsrTI-r- CTLDSTOS, Vt.
frbtcritM tor tha Sentinel k. Bajmbtioan.
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Public Sales.
Fra. 17. Jobn P. Smith, Adm'rof Jacob
F. Smith, dee'd. will sell, at the lale resi
dence ol saWI decedent in Walker town
ship, at 10 o'clock a. m., Friday, FebiQary
17. one horse, t cows, I Calf, 1 sow, 2
shotes, farming implement and household
furniture.
Ilenry Spiece will sell, at his place
of residence at Thompsootuwn, Febru
ary 22, 1882. Three b-sd of horses,
four bead ol horsed cattle, farming im
plements, plows, harrows, one wagon,
buggy, sleigh, sled, harness and a lot
of household furniture.
Fas 23 Jacob Oeckman, administrator
of Jobn lieckmsn, deceased, will sell at
tbe lale residence- of aaid decedent, mile
southwest of Oakland Mills, at 10 o'clock
a. ., on Thursday. February 23, Horses.
2 colts, 1 mare, 6 cows, young cattle, 1
Chester white boar, 1 Cheater white sow
Ith pig. 9 shotes, farming utensil, aud
household goods.
Sales of Personal Property.
Feb. 11 Hail Knisely, Port Royal.
14 John Pry, Tuscarora twp.
17 John P. Smith, Walker twp.
" 18 Geo. R. Rilzman, Turbett twp.
" 21W. S- Oles, Fermanagh twp.
' 22 Ilenry Spiece, Delaware twp.
w 23 J. W. Emery, Mifflin town.
24 James North, Milford twp.
23 S. C. Pomeroy, Spruce Hill twp.
27 Q. H. Bumbaiigh, Walker twp.
23 l'liilo Shively, Fermanagh twp.
March 1 J. Balentine, Fermanagh twp.
2 D. Cunningham, Milford twp.
3 B. Kby fc Son, Spruce Hill.
7 Catharine Guss, Turbett twp.
8 S. D. Kepner, Turoett twp.
9 D. B. Sieber, Fermanagh twp.
" 10 Eliza Funk, Walker twp.
13 Joseph Hosteller, Walker twp.
15 John Sieber, Walker twp.
22 D. A. Yoder, Spruce Hill twp.
23 H. O. Sieber, Walker twp.
II. H. SNYDER, Auctioneer.
Will buy a new and beautiful Organ, same
grade and kind ($50 to $70), that other par
ties hi.ve been selling recently for $1 10 to
$135. Tour choice of many styles from
different factories. Six years guarantee.
W. H. Aixtss,
July 27-3m Main St., Miflliutown, Pa.
ac'ar'd.
I am prepared to furnish tbe beet make of
Xeedltt, Shuttle; and new part for ANY
Sewing Machine, (old or new.) in the mar
ket , also, the best pirt tperm markint oil.
W. H. AIKENS,
Main street, Miltlintown, Pa.,
One door above Post-office.
MAKRIEDi
MAGKUDER HELLER At the resi
dence of the bride's parents, on the 20th
ult., by Rev. E. E. Berry, Mr. William H.
Magruder, of Walker township, and Miss
Mary E. Heller, of Fermanagh township.
CROZIKR LEACH On the 26th ult.,
by Kev. ll. C. Shiudel, Mr. William Crazier
to Miss Ella M. Leach, both of Beale town
ship. ESH OKESON On the 2oth ult., at the
borne ol tbe bride's father, James B. Oke
son, Esq., in Spruce Hill township, Miss
Anna Lee Okeson to X. II. Estt.by the Rev.
S. W. Pomeroy.
VIED:
BRL BAKER On the 28th nit., Mrs.
Isaac Bruboker, residing in Fermanagh town
ship, sged about 35 years.
COMJIERCf AIs.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
XtrrLisTTOwa, Feb. 1,
18S2.
. 25
. 2
. It
. 1
. 10
Butter
Eirgs
Lard
Ham
Si boulder ...........
Sides
10
Potatoes I 0
Onions 1 00
Rags Uj
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weedy.
Quotations roa To-dav.
Wednesday, Feb. 1, 18bi
Wheat 1 3'
Corn, 0
Oat 4-
Rye ' a
Cloverseed 4 oOtoo 25
Timothy seed 2 23
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Jan. SO. Wheat, $1.11;
asked for Februarv, $1.43; bid lor parch.
$1.44; asked tor April, $1.45. Corn Cto
10c. Oats, 49c. Cloverseed, 7Jto'Jic.
Cattle ranged at 4to7c. Sheep, 3tooc
U.igs at 8tol0c.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OFMIFrLI.TTOWX, PA.
WITH
BRANCH AT PuRT ROYAL
Stockholders Individually Liable.
J. KEVIN POMEROY, Prendent.
T. VAN IRWIN, Ca thier
Directors :
J. Nevin Pomeroy, Joseph Kothrock,
Gcora-e Jacobs,
Philip M. Keener,
Louis E. Atkinson.
Amos G. Bnnsall,
W. C. Pomeroy,
STOCKHOLOKSS :
J. Nevin Pomeroy, R. E. Parker,
Philip M. Kepner,
Joseph Xotlirock,
George Jacobs,
L. E. Atkinson,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos G. Bonsall,
Noah Hertxler,
Sam'l Herr's Heirs,
Jane H. Irwin,
Mary Knrtx,
Samuel M. Knrtx,
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
F. B. Frow.
John Hertzler.
Charlotte Snvder,
rry Interest allowed at the rate of Z per
cent, on 6 months certificates, S per cent, on
VI months certificates.
jan23, 1879-tf
FOUJNDRY.
FT1HE undersigned, having put the MiRiin-
M. town I onndry in a stale ol repair,
prepared to do ail kinds of foundry work,
CASTING OF ALL KINDS,
will be made and supplied to ortle
Plows, Plow Shears, Cast Iron
Hog Troughs and Field
Eollers.
THRESHING MACHINES and POWERS
repaired in a workmanlike manner.
Iron Railing fend Fencing
made and ordered to suit purchaser.
For any and all kinds of work that is pro
duced in a foundry, call on
D.4TID HOLM 4,
FOUNDRY AN.
llifflintown, Juuhrla Co., Fa.
Oct. 28, 81.
Y0 A WEEK. $12 a dy at home esily
$1 L made. Costly Outfit free. Address
Tare Ss Co., Augusta, Maine.
mar2,'81-Iy
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Patterson, Pa., April lG, 187'J.
KENNEDY & DOTY,
Successors to Buy ess A Keuueily,)
DBALERS IM
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CO A la
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charge,) with the directions for preparing i
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42 Cedar St., Xw York.
an 30, 18Sf .
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preparations for pulmonary couiplaiuts.
Eminent physicians in all pnTts of the
rouutry, knowing it comjositio:i, recom
mend Aveu's Ciiritar Pra-ronAL to inva
lids, ami prescribe it in their prai-ti. e.
Tlie test of half a eentnry has proved its
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ol human aid.
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sofj srr mt, nirdiiiT. rvsRYsrsxaa-
Sotlce to Trespasser.
fT0TICE is hvrebv given that all persons
i.1 found tresf-sn5 on the lani of the
undersigned in Dcnaware lornhip, eiihei
by ffhin, hiintins, cutting timber, build
ing fires, of in any way whatever, will be
dealt with as the law directs.
R. W. Ilmrnirrr.
Keokrk Spkakm as.
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mavI4,t879.tr Mas. Mast Keecit.
No paper ifn the Jnnia'a Valley pnlVishes
as large a nnantitv of reading matter as the
Sentinel and Republican. It is above all
others tbe paper for thi general reader
Sale Bins printed on short notice at tbe
office of the Snlinel and Rtpuilur.
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vinuuti
Xnv A ilvrrt torments -
F. ESPEASCIIADE,
AT TEE
CENTRAL STORE
MAI ISTKEET.
2nd Door Ngkth op Bkidos Stbeet,
aiiiaintow n, Pit.,
Calls tbe attention of tbe pubiio to Iho
following facts :
fair Prices Our Leader! The
Best Goods Our Pride I
One Price Our Style I Cash or
Exc!ians9 Our Terms !
Small Promts and Quick Sales Our
Motto I
Our leadisg Specialties sr
FRESH GOODS EVERY
WEEK
IS
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GK0CEUIK3, BOOTS
AND SHOES, for Men, Women and
Children, Quosare, Glassware,
Wood and Willow ware, Oil Cloths,
and every article uua!ly found in first
class stores.
COUNTKtf rT.OtUCE taken id
eicbatigs for goods at highest market
price.
Thaukful to tbe pubiio fur tlieir
heretofore liberal pstronage, I request
their continned ouitom ; aud ask per
sons from all parts of tbe countv, whea
in Mifflin to call and see my stack of
goods.
r.
Sept. 7, 1881.
ESPE3SCII.4DE
Profttsionnl Carets.
Locis B. Atewsos. Gao. Jacobs, Jb
ATKIXSOX Si. JACOBS,
ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Uncollecting and Conveyancing prompt-'
ly attend ed to.
Irrit On Main street: in place of resi
dence of Louis E. Atkinson.. K.-. south uf
Brdge street. Del -'0, IS31.
JJR0DIE J. CRAWFOKU,
Attorney at Law,
UlFtLIXTOnX, - - rExy.i.-
All business promptly aiten!ol t. Spe
cial altentioa given to (-!l.vtinit anj Con
veyancing. (i;E; on Bihlge street, oppo
site C"iirt Hi. use Square.
31
ASON 1RWIX,
ATTOSKEY-AT-LA.W,
MIFFLISTOWX, JUXI.1TJ CO., P.I.
02' All business promptly attended to.
Orrtct On Biidgo street., opposite tho
Court House square. (jou7, "W-Ijr
JWC03 BEIDLSti,
ATrOPtNET-AT-LAW,
SllFFUSTiWX, r..
CCollections attend'-d In proinj t.y.
Orrics With A. J. Patters ia Kl. on
Bridge street. (Feb 25, '60
ATTORNEY- AT-LAW,
MIFFLIXTOWS, PA.
GTCollei-tiuns and all pro!eioul busls
ne.-s promptly atlenled to.
june '-. 1ii7.
THOMAS A. ELDEM.1).
Physician and Surgeon,
.tfFI.VT5! i: CI.
Ofhco hours from 9 a. 3. to 3 p. .. Or.
Bee in bis father's residence, at the south
end of Water street. (octSa-tt
J M. Ctt.WVFOKD, M. !.,
His resumed acitvely the practice of
Medicine anil Surgery and their collateral
brunches. Othce at th; old corner of Third
and Orange streets, U.Ulintuwn. Pa.
March 2'J, 1S76
J M. BUAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.Icailemia, Juniata Co , Pa.
Orricc formerly occupied by Dr.Sterrett
Professional business promptly ended :d
at all hours.
jmiN Mc L ToiTlLI N
INSURANCE AGENT,
PORT ROYjIt., JUXUTjt CO., P.i.
C"Only reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, 1875-ly
J JEXRY HARSHBERGER, M. D.
Continues the practire of Medicine snd
Suriery ani all their collateral branches.
Office at his residence in McAlisterville.
Feb 9, lb7.
a Lecture to young men
A Lecture on the Natwre.-Trfimetil and
K'adical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or
permatorrliu?a, induced by Self-A bus. I n-"
roiniitary Emissions, Impoleecy, Nervous
Debility, and I:irp diments to .Varriige iren
eraliy ; Con-mmption, Epilepsy and Fits;
Menial snd PrrV.iical Inrastcitr, te By
ROBERT J. CL'LVERWEI.L, M. D.. Au
thor ol the " Green Book," Ac.
Ths wor!d-?enowned author, in this ad
mirihle Lecture,, clearly proves from his
on experience that the awful consequen
ces of Seif.Ahiise may be effectually remov
ed w ithout medicines, and without daiigcr
oils surgical operations, bougies, instru
ments, rintrs or cvr!ia'T ; pointing out as
mode of Care at once certain and effectiiMl
by which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be. mar cure himself cheaply,
pritatelv and radically.
VCTh 'u Ltrture will prove a boon to thou
sands and fAoat7ft.
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