JENTINEL & REPUBLICAII
MIFFL1NT0WN. '
ff edaesUar, Jh1;19, 14.
B. F. SCHWEIER,
EDITOk A5D rCOrKIETOB.
C03IMITTEE MEETING.
The State Cctnmiitee oi tho two
Harrisburg Republican Conventions
met la Philadelphia, lust Wednesday,
to prepare a way by which tho trcn
lAca in the Republican party can b
overcome. The candidates of the
JIarrwburg convention, namely,
3ttaver, Bavrle, Davies, Greer, and
ZBrosias, were iu the city, aad aJ
UesHl a communication to I Lie com
auitt e statin' that they do not de
iiie to fctind in the way of tho kuc
ess of the Republican party, but
tasirc the ticket, to be submitted
to the- teat that indicate tho popular
-will.
Afier considering tha communica
tion. The commit too formulated
Ihsir prop;, si? io the Philadelphia
Republican State Convention people
in the following;
Pursuant to tbe resolution passed by the
Harrisburg CouvaiitiOD of Juno 21, author
izing the Republican State Committee to
all honorable means to promote tar-
tuony in tha piny, tha said committee, act-
ing in coi.juiicnca v. ita ins itrpnuucan
candidates on the Male ticket, respectfully
aubmits to the State CoiusailUe and candid
ates of tba Independents tUu following
proposition .
First. Tha tickets beaded by James A.
Beaver and John Stewart respectively to
be submitted to a vote of the Republi
can electors of the State at primaries as
hereinafter provided for.
Second. The selection of candidates to
h voted tor by tho Republican party in
November to ba submitted as aforesaid,
every Republican rlrctor constitutionally
and h-gally jua!ified to nomination.
Thiid. A State Convention it to be held,
to be constituted as recommended by the
Continental Hotel Conference,
Hotel Conference, whereof
Wtartoa Bark.r was Chairman and Francis
. . ... ... .j .
oveuitM-r ; its cuoice to ue iiiuiia to tne tUhice, is to be appointed Comman
eaniidaics now in nomination or unlimited der-iu-chief of the Turkish aruiics.
as the Independent State Committee may j Well, if the war goes oil with the
prefer. The primaries or Convention ro- j English, the beot tning for the Turks
tcrrad to in the Ion-going propositions to to do would be to get native Amer
be ho'.d on or b.-iare the lourth Wednesday ! icans to ollicer their ai'UlieS. The
in Aii. ut next, under regulations or ap
portiouniea.k to be made i'j Daniel Agneir,
llsmpton L. Corsou and Francis U. Keeves,
not in conflict, however, with the acts of
Assembly regulating priuiary cluctions, and
tha cindidatrs receiving the highest popu
lar vole or the votes ot a majority of the
members oi the Convention to receive the
united kuport ol the party.
Kesolved. i'hat in tho opinion of the lie- ( spirit world th.it Guiteau aud Gar
publican Suite Co.amittee the above propo- J ticlJ iUe to ,eUlor unJ both happy,
aitions iuilv carry oui i letter and t-piiit , . . . ...
the resolution iis.wt by the llar.Uburg A ior Spmtuahst says tuat
Convention June 111, and that wu hereny j SUO llUS infonuaaon from the spirit
j leiiga thff State Committee to carry out in j world tuat Guileau is in torment, liud
gool iaiin ay c-i.e ot lae lorogutng propo
itiuns which may be accepted.
Fourth. A Stale Convention to ba held,
to be constituted as provided tor t v tlic
nt w rules uaopted by the hito Kcpuusican I
bttte Conveauon, to select candidates to ,
be vou.i for oy toe liepublicau pariy in
November ; provided, it such Lou'.eulion :
J agreed to .-aid Convention shall not be
hald later than the toiinb VS'cane;day in !
Aligns!. !
R. solved. That the chuinoan of thu lie- :
publican Stale Committee be directed to
lorvard an otlicial copy ot the proceedings
af this meeting, together nun Hie forego
it:f proposition to the Independent tute
Coii:initlee and candidate?.
Chairman Cooper forwarded the
resolutions to Chairman ;McKce, of
th committeo of the Independents.
Stewart, Junkin, Duff, and Merrick
of the Philadelphia Republican State
Convention ticket were in the city ;
they held a conference, anil without
professing to tpeak for their com
mittee thev expressed thtir disap
proval of the plan a presented by
the Cooper committee.
McKre, chairman of the Independ
ent committee acanowlodgoa tue ! e
coipt of the Cooper committee reso
lution and announced that he could
not Accept or reject the plan, untill
his committee had taken action on
the matter, wich it will do before
junv df.va.
Out of couitesv, however, the In-
iejendent candidates, Messrs Stew
art, Duff, Ztlerrick, and Junkin, ad
dressed a letter to the candidates
Beaver, Rawle, Davies, Greer and
Broeiui. They are desirous of
party unity, and are anxious to co
operate, to restoro peace and har
mony to the Republican party, but
they do not believe that any of the
propositions if accepted, will produce
harmony iu the partv, but on the
contiary would lead to wider divL
ions. To go before the people with
both ticket would be to divide the
party ou the tickets. They are pre
pared to yield all personal considera
tion, and withdraw both, tickets, and
fledge themselves not to accept any sub
sequent nomination by the proposed new
convention aud they hope that the
Beaver ticket will apprcv s and accept
their proposal of witudrawal
Colontl Will :cjilcLael did
llC jOin in the proposid to withdraw
both tickets and nominate a now tick
et of new men. He rejects the Coop
er Beaver proposals, because it is a
plain proposal to re-nominate Beaver
and re-atlu-m the abuses that called
the Independent movement into be
ing. II declares that the Independ
ent ticket was culled into being, as a
movement against "bossisiu, the
spoils system, and all the evils which
impair iiepabiicun usefulness". A
movement in favor of popular rule,
equal rights of all, national unity,
maintenance of tin public credit,
protection to labor and all the piin
ciples of truo Republicanism. He
declares, "that no other ticket now
iu the held presents those issues."
Such is the situation that the
Committee meeting brought forth.
The situation is not. hard to coiupre
Lend. The Cooper ticket proposes
that both tickets shall be suoiuitted
to the votes of the Republican party
for nomination, and ttie ticket tliat
secures the majority vote shall be
the tickets to combat the Democrat
ic tickets at the November election.
The McKee, ticket proposes that
both the Cooper ticket, aud Uie Mc
fveo ticket withdraw, and that an en
tirely new ticket be formed by a
convention elected under new rules,
and that no candidate, on either one
of the present tickets b allowed to
be a candidate for renoinination on
the new ticket and the new ticket
formed of sew men shall be tho Re
fjblican ticket to combat the Demo- j
vraJc Stele ticket in KoTeuiber. !
Tax wheat crop in Kansas, is a
large one.
England has her own way in the
Egyptian country, by and by the
other powers will say something.
A coKaaEssMAX from Ohio, named
Batterworth, used such fool language
in a speech in Congress the other
day, that the ladies fled from the
place.
Tee McEee Republicans, say there
can be no peace unless there is an
entirely new State ticket nominated,
from ni?u that are not on either of
the tickets.
Gr.EAT excitement prevails at Far
ker city Pa., on account of the fail
ure of tha Porker Savings Bank. Its
owes 109,0CM, and has only $3i),00
to pay it with.
Ix R JSbia a passenger train of cars
ran oS the track, last Thursday,
j whereby ISO parsons were killed.
l i persons were on the train at tho
time of the accident
A versa Democrat in the recent
S'.ata convention, 6aid that the di
visions in the rauks of tha Democ
racy, is because of the quarrels of the
old men in the party, and now the
old men are Hour, and everybody is
unhappy.
A Me. John Miller, a resectable
! and rich widow, of Washington Pa.,
; married a negro porter- a few days
ago. I he wouiau s relatives had her
arrested, and by dae process of Lvw
bho was declai'ed insane and sent to
an insane asylum.
The Cooper Republicans say, they
th. ii.,vr n.l ir.rf t,vt..r
to the Republican party for iioiuiwv
tion, and whichever ticket is nouiin-
t.I l.v !t i.i;..rit-v t.. f tl. ,virf
. amil! be the Republican Suite ticket.
. - t. J J . v.v v J " . i. J ) I
Place ! Peace ! Peace ! s:iys, Coop
er, we ii leave tue two tictets to a
vote. .Peace: Peace! Peace!
McKce, but not iu that wuv.
m3"
. uum iics-cis uui oi iub jieiu, u ue-.v
i I , i . . e a a 1
; ticket, a UoW convention, aud then
we can march as a united party to
. ;
i i, i rijnea mat. iUi:uster iicw
Engii.-.h-cau circumvent all creation,
except the Yankee of North America.
Ix cities where the Spiritualists
have circles they chiiui to liave heard
from Guite.u. The trouble with the
Spiritualists is th;it they do not agree,
tu to the state in which tho assassin
is. A PLil.;delphLi Spkitualibt sa3-s,
tuat hhe has luiormaciou from cue
tiiat he litis cii&covered that his
m-
spration theory is all wrong.
Shui-lu tho English, and other
people from across tiie Bea coutruct
a calllU across Centnil America from
tn Atla;U;c t0 tue LMliia Q t
, , . , , '
tha nrst "PP--afance of danger from
tho people of Central or South
America; an English ileet will close
the canal to travel and commerce,
and take possession with their naval
force, of ail the adjacent towu.-s aud
forts, under the plea of protectiu;
; tue mljuis in riUgusuutcii, anu uie
commerce of other nations, just as
they done with the Suez canal and
Egypt.
The Italians of a Philadelphia
iauiouc cnurcn, neid a pic nic on
their church ground, for tbe jiurpo.se
oi raising tunas tor building purpos
es. Thev have ten thousand dollars
in the treasury but they want twenty-
live thousand dollars. TUey bejau
the pic-nic at 'J o'clock in tho morn
ing, and closed it at 8 o'clock iu the
evening. They had an orchestra of
sii suiag instruments that furnish
ed music for the dance that was kept
up all day. Ail kinds of enables
were sold to the hungry. Twenty
five cts admission fee to the grounds
was charged. Thev- go ' one better
than Protestants on Festivals.
co.vsTircTio.VAL I'uommriox,
A series of public nicetinss in the inter
est of Constitutional Prohibition will be
held in Juniata County, at the following
places.
i'ort Eoyal, Friday evening, August 4.
Spruce llill, Saturday evening, August 5.
Last H'aterlord, Sunday eveniug, August 6.
Waterloo, Monday evening, August 7.
McCoyaville, Tuesday evening, August 8.
Johnstown, Wednesday evening, August 9.
I'a'tcrson, Thursday evening, August 10.
ilcAlisteisTilJe, Friday evening, August 11.
KU htieid, Saturday evening, August VI.
ThompsontoH D, Sunday evening August 13.
MUHiulown, Monday evening, August It.
MilHintowu, Tuesday August lo.
These meetings nil! commence at ball
last seven o'clock, F. 11.
At each meeting held in the county, an
auxiliary Constitutional Amendment Asso
ciation, ill be loiuitJ, aud addresses fiV
iivered, by a represuu'ative of thoS'.ilc
soc,iaiion, and miners. Tliose who favor a
couliuuancu oi the liquor trallic and license
system, are invited to attend all these
meetings, and to those who ato opposed to
thu prohibition o( the manufacture or sale
of intoxicating liquors, except lor legiti
mate purposes, a reasonable amount ol time
will be given to deteud their cause. Turn
out! Everybody! irrespective of sex, race,
party, or denomination, and hear tha dis
cussions.
At each meeting, delegates will be elect
ed lo atteud tha Convention, to be held at
MilUintown August 15.
Will tba ministers of all denominations,
and all others in the couuty, who are inter
ested, please make tborougaaunouueement
ot the time of all the above stated meetings
and lend yoar aid aud lnlluonce to nuke all
a success ?
By order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
X. 13. Cut this article of announcement
out, and preserve it for reference.
It has been decided by tbe authori
ties ot Mabouey City to get rid of the
surplus Hungarian population, who
are crowded into basements, cellars
aud stables, wherever tbey can God
quarters. Notice has been served on
tourteen owuers of properties to clear
their premises of the uuisanoe within
twenty-four hours. Tbose who refuse
to comply with tbe orders are snbjeot
to a nue or. twenty aoiiars.
Invalid wiics and mothers quickly re
stored to health by using Brown's Iron Bit
ters. A true tcnic.
Ctalaetc Pork Butchera.
San Franclaco Chronicle.
"Yes, sir, we bars to buy all our
pork in Chinatown-" replied promin
ent pork packer and retailer recently
to the inquiry made by a reporter
whether all tho pork eaten in this city
was sold by Chinese.
"You don't mean to say that all
pork butchers are obliged to go to
Chinatown to obtain a supply of meat
for their customers 1"
"Yes, I do. Every pound of fresb
pork sold in this city comes from Chi
natown. We csu'i get it elsewhere.
You're a reporter, ain't you?"
"Yes."
"Well, I want you to tell the whole
truth about this business of ours. It
is not properly understood by the peo
ple. A wrong idea has been given out
relative to our trade, and we wish tbe
Chronicle would correct it. Tbe pa
pers Lave spread tbe impression that
Cbinameo deal io live bogs, and con
trol tbe market in Butcbertowo. This
is not the csso, as I will explain to
you."
"Why, where do tbe Chinese get tbe
hogs!"
"Tbejr buy them in tbe slaughter
houses of white men. You never see
a t'bioaman handling a drove of bogs
at tbe ears or steam-boats, fie never
gets bis hands upon a hog until it is
killed, when tbe porker passes into his
possession and remains there until we
white dealers go after it in Chinatown."
"Please explain more fully."
'The jobber sells bis drove of bogs
to one of the principal hog slaughter
ers in Butcbertown. Tbey are allow-
ed to rest and recover after their jour
1 e5 f ,he country and then sold to
tb8, CU,uamCD. "bo k" dre" ,heuJ
i and haul them off to Sacramento and
! Dupont streets, where they are dump
ed down in a pile nutil rapidly cut up.
Here tbey are uivided. Ooe portion is
Dreerved for the Chinese trade and tbe
1 remaiuder is taken into back yards, up
Biaui luuiur vi vctiaia iu w iu v v
, . ., . ff fnr c. , ,La l:,
! i
j 1 I d , ki j M(j fc d,
I vour own pork, as dealers in beef and
i mutton do?
-'Because wo cannot compete
with
John Chinamen. We want that por
tion of the bogs which John does not
particularly care about keeping' for
hoiac supply. We obtain tbe bams,
sides and loins that's all. The rest
is kept to feed tbe thousands of vora-
I ctous pork eaters in Chinatown. A
Chinese will not ouy porn, unless it is
warm and sott, with some of the animal
beat iu it. He does not want it hard
and firm, liko this one wa are cuttiog
up. No, sir; Jcbn wants his meat
warm and flabby; hence the carcass 1
must be taken to Chinatown to be cut
up as soon as killed. There tbe head,
shoulders, breast, feet and offal are cut
off and sold to Chinese custoums. Tbe
hind quarters are carried up stairs or
down stairs and bung up t- oool. We
send our men to Chinatown at 5 A. M.
and 5 P. M. to buy pork for the supply
of our whits customers."
"Is not tbe idea of eating meat
which bas cooled in filthy, close dens
and smoky yards of Cbiuatowa very re
pulsive to people of sensative tastes?"
"Ves, I have no doubt it is; but
people who eat pork must shut thnir
eyes to the fact that it comes from the
heart of Chinatown. We pork dealers
don't like it, but wc caucot belp our
selves. Wo get two white men to en
gage in tbe business in Butcbertown,
and all agreed uot to patronize the
Chinese. They tried it a short time
and gave it up, and we had to go back
to tbo Chinese arjaia." j
What caused their failure ?"
"They could not distoso of tbe re- j
fnso and offal, which is cash to the
Cbinaman. He sells everything; noth
ing is wasted. He gets the same price
for shoulders as would be paid for bams.
The bead, feet, gut fat and entrails are
all good to John. Uur white people
will not buy anything except loin, ten
derloin or chops. The bams and sides
we cure at oar packing-bouses. There
you see that poor woman with the rag
ged dress and threadbare shawl ; she
would turn up ber nose at a shoulder
or a pig's bead. She prefers to pay
twenty oects a pound for a tenderloin.
No, sir; our people have been educat
ed to demand tbe best part of tbe bog
or nothing. We could not sell that
wbioh tbe Cbinaman eats and prefers."
GENERAL. ITEMS.
Tbe Puiladolpbia and Reading rail
road company is placing safety switch
lights at all the switches along its
maiu line.
The time for boys to eat wild par
snips and die bas lully arrived. Three
pt them tried it iu Lehigh last week,
aud two of them succceded ia becoming
little corpses.
Tbe umciai reports of persons killed
and injured ou tne steam railroads in
Pennsylvania during 1SS1 show 00 1
killed and l,b4'J injured. Tbe Pcun
ejlvauia Railroad earried 9,077,714
passengers, of whom only 8 were killed
and 59 injured. The total from this
road was "All killed and 878 injured;
ot these 10 were killed and 80 injured
from causes beyond their own control,
while 191 were killed and 798 injured
through their own misconduct or care
lessness. The Philadelphia, Wilming
ton & Baltimore road injured only 2
passengers, but the killed among tbe
employes and others numbered iU and
tbe injured 19.
A eon of a farmer of Marhamcburch
baa been admitted into Stratton Hos
pital suffering from severe injuries in
flicted upon him by an owl. A pair of
owls bad made their home in an elm
tree, acd as "tbey made raids on the
farmer's chickens to supply tbe wants
of a numerous family of young owls,
one of the farmer's sons ascended tbe
tree and secured two of tbe young ones
and kept tbein for several days feeding
tbem by hand. He bad one of tbe
young owls in his band showing it to a
friend when ooe of tbe parent birds
suddenly pounced upon him and struck
him heavily on the bead. He drr-pped
tbe fledeioz and defended himself with
a stick, but the owl renewed tbe stuck
and wounded the boy in tbe eye so ser
iously that the sight bas been destroy
ed. Tbe father wbo witnessed tbe at
attack, immediately killed tbe two
young birds, whereupon the parent owl
attacked him and another of his sons,
inflictiog wounds in tba ceeks of botb.
Tbe farmer then went for bis gun, nt
owl escaped.
To strengthen and build op the system,
a trial will convince you that Brown's Iron
Bitters is the best medicine made.
Sbscribs for tue Sentinel an4gejvtk - tn. J
GENERAL. ITEMS.
Tha receipts of the Custom Bouse a
Laredo, hare been increased 300 per cent,
since tba advent of tbe railroad.
John L. Gundeker, a schoolmaster
of Wayne eounty, In attempting to
chastise a girl, was set upon by the
boys of the school, who literally strip
ped him.
.The four "rustlers" wbo bound and gag
ed Mason, a storekeeper near MesilU IV. M.(
recently, robbing bis store of all they could
carry, were overtaken by a Mexican posse
and strangled. Tbey were all Americans,
but their names are unknown.
Fourteen ladies of Perry. N. Y.,
have notified the assessors to place
them on tbe tax roll as owners of per
sonal property, so that tbey may vote
at tbe uext school election.
Captain Sohu II. Hoe, of Boston
speut $10,000 in preparing tba skele
tau of a great whale for exhibition ;
but, just as the work was completed,
spontaneous combustion destroyed
everything- except a few of tbe larger
bones.
Eight corpses have been recovered
from tbe buildings wrecked by tbe cy
clone at Texarkana. Arkansas Colon
el May Geld, Fred Soiitb, Johnnie May,
and others whose names bave not been
learned. More are wounded seriously
and will probably die. Great erowds
of excited people are around. There
are only 7 or 8 more bodies in tbe ruius.
Belle Lipseombe, a eolored woman
finding that her child bad the small
pox, threw it into a well near Lynch
burg, Virginia, a few days ago, and
then fled to tbe woods. Tbe infant's
body was found on Thursday and tbe
mother captured ou Friday nigbt. The
woman bad the small-pox herself, hav
ing contracted it from ber murdered
child
Towns and cities that draw their
chief water suimjIv, from tho Svliiiyl-
kiil river were greatly excited last
week over the ft that fish by the
thousand in the liver died of some
unknown cause. The people be
lieve that t'ttj tisu were killed by poi
sou in the w;itr, and as many people
drink Schuylkill water the conster
nation utnong the inhabitants can
well ba im tgitieiL Chemical analy
sis of tho Water revealed 110 poison,
and tho people feul better over the
r port thut the fish must have died
of something t-lse th-m prison.
The question that is quietly prob- j
ing the l)eiu:rray is. "If the Cooper
Beaver ticket, is withdrawn, who are j
the men that wil! fioin tho new unit-
el Republican ticket, and who will
be tho new Ckuirman of tho State
Committee '."
PRINCIPAUHNE
a i-x i oiGo
KANSAS CITY
T. J POTTER. PEBCFVAi i nwci i
4 ftcs Pr't Mwwitr. Gin. Patm Alt
I hirsso. Ill- Cblcaco, lib
STRENGTH
to vigorously push business,
strength to study a profession,
strength to regulate a household,
strength to do s dsy's labor with
out physical pain. All this repre
sents what is wanted, in the often
heard expression, "Oh I I wish I
had the strength!" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth liv
ing, you can bo relieved and re
stored to robust health and strength
by taking BROWN'S IRON BIT
TERS, which is a true tonic a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
501 N. Fremont St., Baltimore
During the war I was in
jured in the stomach by a piece
of a shell, and have suffered
from it ever since. About four
years ago it brought on paraly
sis, wljich kept me in bed sis
months, and the best doctors
in the city said I could not
live. I suffered fearfully from
indigestion, and for over two
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion of the
time was unable to retain even
liquid nourishment. I tried
Brown's Iron Bitten and now
after taking two bottles I am
able to get up and go around
sad am rapidly improving.
C. Decxia.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS it
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir
ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic
tonic It enriches the blood, gives
new life to th muscle and ton
to the nerves.
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AnJ ils:sv!li:sT 11m to Ft Jawth.
polau In lfi0lj5j?vMchInB.Tp.k.B-.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.
For Governor.
Gm. James A. Bsaveb.
for Judgt efthi Suprtnu Court,
Wa. Btxav Kawlt.
For Lint. Governor,
W. T. Davies,
For Sec'y of Internal JlJ'uirs,
Jous M. Gbxec.
For CoHfreMsman-al-largf,
Mia riot Brosivs.
Governor.
John Stkwabt.
Fur Judge of the Snprtme courl.
Ukoeos Jcskiv.
For Lioutenant Governor.
Col. Levi Bisd Dcrr.
For See's of Internal .iff air:
Majob Geo. W. Meeeick.
For Congretimun'ot-lergt.
Col. William McMichael.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHERIFF.
dilor Sentinel and Republican t would
announce I). S. Laud is, l Fayette town
ship as a caudidate lor the olhce of Sheriff.
Ur. Laud is is a young luau of good habits,
and is abundantly qualified to till tbe posi
tion of Sheriif. 11 is father and grand-lather
were citizens in Juuut.i before him.
lie is an earnest Republican. Uo speaks
both, tbe English, and German languages,
which in Juniata county, is a matter ot im
portance aud satisfaction to both otticer
and people.
FAYETTE.
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
Editor Sentinel and Republican Tbe peo
ple ol Juuiatj, will bucalled upon to choose
a suitable person to fill the office of Regis
ter and Uecordt-r at the election in Novem
ber. Allow us to present tbe nuiu of S. B.
Caveuy, of Patterson as a candidate for the
Republican nomination. Mr. Caveny is well
known as a gentleman of lulegrity, possess
ing every qualitkatiou reomste lor tho effi
cient dischargo ol the ollicc, and if nomin
ated ill be a strong candidate.
FAYETTE.
REGISTER AND RECORDER.
Editor Sentinel and Republican Allow
me to announce the name of S. I. Whar
ton of Sprnce Hill as a Citudidate for the of
fice of Register and Ki'CordtT, subject to
Republican iiii;t.. Mr. Wharton is a
young man oi good busiuuss qiiaiiltcations
and it elected, would make an obliging and
ellicieut vlticcr.
MILFORD.
LEGISLATURE.
Editor Sentinel and RepnblicauVWnyc
announce M.yor J. 1. IIowmi., of Spruce
Hill, as a candidate lor the ollice ofAsMMu
bly, subject Republican uxagr. The
Major is a representative man ot iho people,
was a good soldier, would bo a strong can
didate and, if elected a sal aad prudent
legislator.
BKALE.
JURY COMMISSIONER.
Editor Sentinel and Republican I would
present Henry Anker, of Walkvr township,
to tho Republicans ot Juaiata countr, as a
I suitable candidate, fur the nfl'me of Jury
1 CoiniuiMiouer. Mr. Aucker is a good Re
I publican, but slill not so blind a party nian
as touo injustice :u tlis rautiou of men for
j tje jury wheel.
WALKER.
Legal A'olices.
Administrator' Xotlce.
Eitait of Eltzabflh Fi'her, deceaned.
ETTKKS of Administration ou the cs
Jiateot Elizibctb Fish-.-r, late oi Beale
towuship, JiiniaM county, l a., deceased,
have been granted to the nudersignod, to
whom all persons indebtid to said estate
are requested to nuke piyuirnt, those
having claims or demands, ill n:ske kuown
the same without delav-
JOU. KALFFMAN,
July 12, 11-82. Administrator.
Huntingdon Pa.,
Adniiiiistrator's Xotice.
Estate of Oliver F. Kolherman, deceased,
LETTERS of Administration on the es
tate ol U. P. Kotherman, late ol Mon
roe township, Juuiata county, Pa., deceas
ed, have been granted to tho undersigned,
to whom all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make p-iynu-nt, aud those
having claims or demands will uiaku kuuwu
the same w ithout delay.
U.W.SMITH,
Administrator.
July 11, IS?::. Thouipsontpwu Pa.,
ORMUXS' COUKT SALE.
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to an order of silc issncd out of
the Orphan a Court ol Juniata county, Pa.,
nu iu me oirccica, win lie exposed to pub
lic sale, ou the premises, one-half mile north
ol Oakland Mills, 10 Fayette township, Ju
niata couuty, at one o'clock p. ni., on
SATURDAY AUGUST 26th, 1882.
All that certain
Messuage, Plantation and
Tract of Laud,
In Fayette township, Juniata county, Pa.,
bounded by lands of Isaac Shellcnberger,
David Smith, Reuben Leonard, J. A. aud
J. C. Pines, and John Auker, containing
115VCJRES,
More or less, and having thereon erected a
ST0SE DWELLLNG HOUSE,
IVew liank Jtarn, AVaon
Shed,
And other out-buildings, all of which are
cleared except live acres. Tbe land is in
tint highest state of cultivation, good water
on tho premises, and excellent Iruit.
No. 2. A Tract of Woodland,
Situate in Fermanagh township, bounded
by lands of David Wolfgang, II. Zook and
Clifford Singer, containing
TO Acres aud SO Perches,
More or less.
TEKMS or SALE : One-fourth tbe pnr
chaase money to be paid on confirmation
of sale by the court ; one fourth on tbe 1st
day of AprilA. 1) 1881, when deed will be
delivered and possession given ; one fourth
on the first ot April A. D. 1SS1, with inter
est from April 1st, 1883; one-fourtb on th
1st day of April, A. D. 1885, with interest
from April 1st 1883, two last payments to
be secured by judgement.
LEWIS DEGAN,
Administrator of Henry II. Brubaker.
Jnne 21, 1882.
The GREAT GERMAN INVIGORATOR
is the only specific for impotency, nervous
debility, universal lassitude, brgetfulness,
pain in tbe back or sides, no matter how
shattered the system may be from excesses
of any kind, the Great German Remedy
will restore the lost functions and securs
health aud happiness. $1.00 per box, six
boxes for $5.00. Sold by all druggists.
Sent on receipt of price, postage paid, by
F. J. CUENEV, Toledo, Ohio, sola agent
j for the United States. Circulars and testi-
j tuonlals sent frco.
Subscribe for the Sentinel and Republican.
j It contains more, aud a greater variety of
j good and nseful reading matter than uny
j otU-.T County paper.
Graybill's Column.
SPRING STOCK
OF
CARPETS.
Choice Patterns in
VELVET,
Body and Tapestry
BRUSSELS,
Extra Super Medium and Low
Grade
UN GRAINS,
A Fall Line of
VENETIAN,
A Complete Line of
RAG,
A Choice Lot of
HEMP,
Beautiful Patterns in
STAIR,
and
HALL
Carpets
AT THE
Carpet House
FURNITURE ROOMS
OF THE
JUNIATA VALLEY.
At the Old Stand,
OK THE SOUTHWEST CORSES Or
BRIDGE & WATER STREETS,
MIFrLI.VroiYJ, PA.,
BAB JUST RECEIVED
All tbo above enumerated articles.
anil till other things that may
bo found in a
CARPET 1 1TOITIIRE STOBE,
AT PIUUES
mom COMPETITION
ALSO,
ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE.
AN EXTRA LINE OF
MATTRESSES,
Bolsters and Pillows,
WINDOW SHADES,
IN ALL COLORS.
Looking Glasses
IN GREAT VARIETY,
&c, &c, &c.
In fact everything usually
kept in a First-CIa!s House-
Furnisliing Goods Store.
JOHN S. GRAYBILL
BRIDGE STREET, South Side,
Between tbe Canal and Water Street,
MIFFLLXTUWX, . . PE.Y.YA.
Hew Advertisements.
$500 Reward!
0VE8 A MILLION
or
Por. Gsix-
VETTt'S
FRENCH
iitliiBy Pads
Have already
wen sold io this
country and in
France ; every
one of which
baa given per
fect satisfaction
and his per
lcru ed euro
every tiiuu u.u nsid according to direc
tion. We now say to the afflicted and
doubling ones that we will pay the above
reward for a single ca.e of
LAME 13ACK:
That the Fad fails to curu. This Great
Remedy will positively aud fhbmaxextly
care Luinbag, Lam Back, Sciatica, Gravel,
j Diabetes, Dropsy, Bridal's Disease of the
Kidneys, Incontinence and Retention of the
Cnue, InUaiiMiii.3 of the Kidneys, Catarrh
of th llladdi-r, High-Colored Trine, Fain
in Ike Bad, Side or Loins, ferrous Weak
ness, aud iw fa' t all disorders of the Blad
der aud Criuary Organs, whether contract
ed by private diseas or otherwise.
LADIES, if yon are suffering from Fe
male Weakness, Leucorrhixa, or any dis
ease ol tint Kiduvys, Bladder, or Urinary
Organs,
t or CIS BE C I'll ED !
j Without swallowing nauseous mediciues.
by simply weaiing
I'RoF. OCILMETTE'S
FEEiiCH KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH Cl'KES BT ADSORPTION.
Ask your druggist for PROF. G L1L-
IIETTE'S FRENCH KIDXET PAD, and
tukx no other. II has nut got it, send
$2.00 ai.d you will receive the Pad by return
mail.
TtsTl.MoNIALS PROM TUK PEOPLE.
Jiimik Bucuanax, lawyer, Toledo. Ohia,
s.iys:Uue of Prof. Guiliuelte'a French
Kidney l' ids cured me o! Lumbago iu three
weeks' time. U y casa had been civeu liu
j by tho bel Doctor as iucurable. Durii g
an iuis nine i suiiereu untoia a jony auu paid
out largii sums ot mouev."
'I suti'im-d tor '.lirea years with Sciatica aud
.n,'.i.,iuuw),o.,.aj:
Kidney Disca.se, and otti-n had to go about
on crutches. I was entirely acd perma
nently cured alter Kearing Frof. (iuiliuutte's
French (Cidury Pad four weeks."
'o.i:ire K. C. ScorT.Sylvania.O., writes:
with Brixht-s Disease of the Kidneys. " For J
weei;s l a lime I was unsble to get out of1
i nave neen a "rea: siitlernr tor la vears
bid ; took barrels ot medicine, but thev
g v me only temporary relief. 1 wor two
of Frr. Ouiluuatte'a Kidney fds six weeks,
aud I now know I am entirely cured."
Mas. Uklex Jixom:, Toledo, O., says :
" For years 1 have been cenlinrd, a "great
part at the time to my bed, with Lvucor
rho;a and femalu weakness. I wore cuu of
Guilmettu's Kidney Pads aud was cured is
ono month."
II. B. Geric.v, Wlilesaleiricer, Findlay,
O., writes: "1 sufVered lor 2-i years with
lame, back and in three weeks was perma
nently cured by wearing one of Frol. Uml
metlo's Kidney Pads."
II. F. KtLKsLiMi, M.D., Druggist, Logans-
port, Ind., when vending in an. order for
Ividney Pads, writes : 1 wore one of the
tirst ones we had aniici receive 1 more beii
ellt Irolu it til in any thing 1 ever Uscti. l.l
tact the Pails givo better general Mtisfac
tion than aiiy Kidr.y rjuiedy w ever sold."
KaT ii. SuoEMAKEC. Dri:,' :T. I in r. ill.!
Mo., write: " We are working up a lively i
trade in your Pails, a:id a.- hearin; of good '
lessiiis iroi iiiclu every day
I'rr. r-uilnidteN Frc uch Liver Tad
Will positively ct:r Fovoraud Jg Je, Dumb
Ajtue, Ague take. Bilious Fnver, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, aud all dise:iss of the Liver,
Stomach and Blood. Price $1.00 by mail.
Si-ud for Prof. Guilmvtta's Trjatisa on tbe
Kidneys and Liver, free by mail. Address
FIIE.ICII PAD CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
ROBBED graves are annually
robbed of their victims, lives prolonged,
bappiurss aad health restored by. the use !
tha great
GEEMAN INVIGOKATOE,
which positively enres liupoteucy (Causod
by excesses of any kind), Saminal Weak
ness, and ail disnasee that follow as a se
quence of Sclt-Abuse, as loss of energy,
loss of memory, uuiversal lassitude, pain lu
ta back, dimness of vision, pre mature old
ago, and many olhar diseases that lead t
insanity or consuutptioa and a premature
grav.
Scad lor circulars with testimonials free
by mail. The Jnt ijrorator sold at
SI per box, or six boxes tor 55, by all drug
gists, or will bo sent tree by mail, securely
scaled, on receipt of price, by addressing
1 J. dlESEY. Druggist,
l!7 Summit St., Toledo, Ohio.
Sole Agent for thu United States.
M irch !, 1J.
Wholesale and retail by L. Backs 4. Co.,
Druggists, aliUliatown, Pa.
JUKI AT A VALLEY MINK, S
OrMIFFLISTOWT, PA,
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Indiyidually Liable.
J. HZYIS POMEROY, Prtndent.
T. VAX IRWIN, CatAirr
Disectois:
J. 'evin Pemcroy, Joseph Kolhrock,
George Jacobs, Philip M. Kepner,
Amos G. Bousall, Louis E. Atkinson.
W. C. Pomery,
STOCKHOLDERS :
J. Jfevin Pomeroy, R. E. Parker,
Philip X. Kepner,
Annie M. Shell v.
Joseph Kothrock,
Jane II. Irwia,
Mary Kurtx.
Samuel M. Kurtz,
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
t. B. Frow.
John Hertxler.
George Jacobs,
L. K. Atkmsoa,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos G. Bonsai!,
ftoah liertaler,
Charlotte Snyder.
SJ- interest allowed at tne rate ol Z per
cent, on 6 months certificate?, 3 percent, on
12 mouths certificates.
jan23, lSTO-tf
CACTIOX NOTICE.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned againa
trespassing upon the lands of the un
dersigned, in Fayette, Delaware or Walker
townsnip, by fishing, hunting, or in any
other way.
Jonathan Kiser
Wm Brauthotfer
Henry S piece
Catharine Knrts
John McMeen
D B Dimm
(i W Smith
S J Kurtx
Henry Auker
Lucien Dunn
J W Hostctler
Jesse Pines
Jacob lluoi, s.
C G Shell v
A 11 Kurt's
David Smith
S Owen Evans
Teston Benncr
C. F. Spicher
John L Anker
J B Gar ber
S M Kaatlman
J F Dcttra
David Hunbcrger
Arnold Varnes
Levi K Mjers
"ov 9, IS-3I.
&
1 g&J
Travelers7 Guide.
pemsylvakiabaileoad;
TIME-TABLE
On and after ST ondar Junes
that stop at Miftlin a ill" run as follow,."1
EASTWARD.
Mirrux Accommodates leaves y ..
daily at 6,20 a. m., and Stopping ,t
lions between Jliffiln and liarnsbo"
it vm liiui isuurg at o Z'J ft. ni
JoSTOwa Exrasss leaves altocna
7.30 a. m., and stoi pinr at ill ..."
niiiuDs Dawa Aiiuoni and ll.i .
reaches JlitHin at 10.43 a. m .T"1.
12.40 p. M., aud arrives in rwiadclrLiV?
5.05 p. m.
. h
Jl ui Team haves Pitlsbure da.K
7.34 a ,n A.toona at 2.i. p.
ping at all regular stations nrrires at toW
at i-JS p. ru., Harrisburg 7.30 p. a, J
delphia 2.55 a. m. '
Mall Express leaves Pittshnrr at 1 on
-"ri Tyrone 7 ifpV"
gdon 8 05 p m ; Lewistown Z ' L. M 'nu
Alt
in
tlin 4.5 p m s Harrisburg 1 1 l.j"V, . uJ",'"
delphU25op.j. '""Pm. r-hiia.
WESTWARD.
MirrLif Accommodvtios leave, M.,
risburg daily at 10.15 ,. m.,ln,,
all stations, arrives at Mltum at 12. ij f"
Mail Team leaves l liiladlphia dsil- I
1.W a. u... Harrisburg 11.15 a m. m'h1
Miillin and Altoona reaches Altoona T
p. m., Pittsburg 8.5U p. ui.
Mirrus Accommodation leave, ir.rpi
burg daily except Snnday at 5.io p m " j
topping at all stations, arrives at Mi',. ..
i .lit p. ui.
raciUc Express leaves Philadelphia 11 ii
p ni ; Harrisburg S 00 a m ; Dunc.nnoi,
i3a m; J.cwport 4 IS am; MufliaJoi:
ni ; Lewistown 5 25 a ih ; .McVeytowa i
in; Jlt.Ln.on 6l9m. lbiUtiaxilin
4o a m ; Petersburg 7 l a Ui ; Spruce Crt. k
7 1-5 a hi; Tyronu 7 :ll a m ; Ucll's Vii',
7 M ii ui ; Altoona 8 i , . pittsll
I S-j p m. "
Fast Line leav.:s Philailelphw at U M-.
ni; llarrisburir 3 15 tui: Miftl.n a t .
j.Lwisfown 4 iJp n. ; Huntingdon C (iO pitt!
i yroD iu p it ; Altoona 1 20 n s. v,
! targ 1 1 8( p m. ' "
LEWISTOWN MVISItiN.
Trains leave Lewistown Junction tor Mil
roy at o 35 a iu. 10 00 a m, J 5 p ui r
Snnbury at 7 0-5 a iu. 1 25 u m.
Trains arrive at Lewistown Junction fr.,n
Milroy at ! 10 a ni, 1 50 pm, 4 50 p
Suubury at 10 2' a m, 4 l!iln.
in ; truni
TYRONE DIVISlo.X.
Trains ' leave Tyrwuo tor Bellcfjnte a. ,1
Lock Haven at 8 30 a in, 7 30 p ui. Loan
Tyrone for Curwmuml! aud Clearfield at
, c ov a iu, l ot p ui.
J rains leave Tvrone lur W.,
. ...... j s uruuee aa'i atoti at St a
ui aud '4 ) p iu.
Train arriv at Tyrone front K.Hcfuat,,
aud Lock Haven at 7 SO a ui, aud t t, m
Trains arrive nt Tvron from Cur.rrni
ville and Clearfield at 7 21 a iu. and 4 id b u
ri"r Hark itnd Pennsylvania Farasua 1
aU D, l - p ni.
i.mii irmeai i vrone iroui Sco.ia H .
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arritnsement r Psssruger Trains.
JtT Jtirh, 13i
Tri teste Htrriiburg fvtiotr :
For New York via Allenturrn, at 7 S u
and 1 4rt p. ni.
r or .iw i urn v.a rU!i::diphia and "B..u
imait
oroUK UOUW, - o 9i J
p m.
For PhiladelpLia, Ht J
and 4 (HJ p ui.
For Keaiiii at 5 2t). G 2j
1 43. 4 W and l oO d m.
a i, and I fi
i', t :uu, 1 U
, 7 , 9 ii a nt
! For Pottsvilla at i ,, 7 io, J jjy a
"""J " P. ni. and via Schuviii.! t,
Snsquehanna rir;:nch at 2 4 u m. Fwr
Auburn. 8 10 a ui.
For Al.'enton n t i J, 7 in, a m. I i
aad 4 0U p ni.
The7o(J am, and 145 p m trains hare
through cars for X.w rrk via AUa.
town.
, scsD.tr s.
j For Allcntown snd way statifba nliMinm
. For Kc.i.lniL'. I'hila Uli hi i
at j 2l a m and 1 4i p sa.
Trains for orruia.-s; lea,t a fnUt'tt :
Leave Hew York via Ailontowa at i " a m
1 U0 and o M p iu. '
, l.eave ,ork via"Bond ll.-o.k Ei?
and Phnadelphii 7 4a a m, 1 W, 4 W ai.4
6 30 p m , and 12.00 midnight, arrivu.x al
Harrisburg 1 60, S Z t p. aa4
12 10 and U 40 a in.
Leave Philadelphia at 4 30 9 4 a ui., 4
a 60 and 7 t5 p m.
Leave Pottsvill. at 6 00, 9 0 a. m. and 4 i
p m.
Leave Keauing at 4 50, 7 SO, 1 1 i s
1 17, 15, 7 5i aud 10 26 p m.
Leave Pottsville via Schuylkill and iu.ja
hanna Branch, 8 li a m. and 4 10 pm.
Leave Alleutown at 6 U0, 9 40 a ni., 12 li,
4 30 aud U 05 p ni.
si'yo.irs.
Leave New York via Allentowa, at t 4 p.
in. Philadelphia at 7 35 p sa.
Leave Heading at 7 .10 a m and 10 .
Leave Alleutown at 9 05 p m
STEEI.TOX Kit A. XC If.
Leave IlAKRISBL'KG for Paton. Lank-
j iel, and Steeltou daily, except Sunday, 15,
j 640, 9 35 a m, 1 iand !t 40 pm ; dily, sx-
cept Saturday aud Sunda v. 5 S p a, aad a
Saturday only, 4 45 and ti'lO. b io.
Kcturning, leav STEKLTO.V dailv, x
cept Sunday, 610,7 00, 10CO, 1145 am.
2 10 and 10 10 pm ; dailv, excapl 3ata:dsy
and Sunday, G lo p m, 'and on Satwrdiy
only, 5 10 and 6 So p m.
C. (i. HANCOCK
General Patrr and Ticket Jitnt.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
Complete Slock.
P. Is. CTRAYlIIIals,
ilcAasteiTillo, Ta.,
i Has just returned from tbe Ex-tain t'ihea
w il h a Large and Complete Stock of
DRY GOODS,
GROCER I EM, ajlEEXS WARS,
Hats & Cap3, Boots & Shoes,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Cigars Tobacco, A.c, Jtc.
Parties will find it greally to llisir advsa
tsgn to call and see my iorit and hear my
Pricee before purchasing elsewhere.
Stock Eotirely New and Fresh.
I can accommodate yu In almost svary
thing called for in a Store thia kind.
o.t.zi,tuF-u
Valuable Heal Estate at Prirata
Sale.
The undersigned offers for sale, a tract of
One Hundred Acres, of l.nd mora or less,
on which there is a large STOAE-DWELL-i
J'.l,OLSE' in a""'1 repair and good
BAN K-BAKN and out buildings u4 a
GRIST-MILL three stories high, th t
lower stories of which aro alone, and tha
third frame, with three rua of good trench
burrs, one new overshot wheel, one w
iron wheel, and gearing nearly now through
out, with excellent water power. Th)
land is good farm land, and in a good statu
ol cultivation. Tho mill has an xcellsnt
conntry trade.
This is s Ttry desirable property and i
situated one mile and one-tourtb north-wsst
of McAIisterville Juuuia Co., Pa., and wilt
bo sold on easy terms.
For further particulars plcsse call on or
address Jacob Smith, McAIisterville Pa.,
or Jeramlah Lyons, Mifflintowu Pa., or
JohnE. Smith, Chester Springs, Che.tor
county Pa, "
Subscribe for the StltUnci mI Rtpnbhca,
a paj:r that gives yon a grtator variety, any
b-.-tter selectiou ot rcjding matter than and
other jnpvr ia tuo JunUta Valiev.