SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
WvdaesdaT, XoYem'r 1 ISS4.
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SHORT LOCALS.
Chestnuts are plenty.
Tomato juice will destroy warts.
Newport, had a circus on Monday.
i'oliUcal camp fires are beiur
AiguuevA.
Thanksgiving oc the 30th day c
November.
A roan was in tewn selling Golden
Bod tea last 1' ridgy.
A white deer was captured in Cen
ter county some Uays ago.
Vote for Atkinson, Landis, Pem-
eroy, Caveny ard Sterrett
licre is a law against the tress
pass upon the (property of another.
The man thet is honest because of
the fear of the law, is not an honest
man.
In a poputaV.on of Soil in Tyrone
thore are omy l more Icaialeg than
miles.
Mr. Tjhorst, of the Huntingdon
CSefois agaic prostrated by hemorrhage
oc toe lUDge.
1 . - .. . : it.i. xi. . -.
E. Atkinson, is on your ticket, next
Xuesday.
The car rote fiend is to be mot
Tiith ou nearly every railroad passen
ger train.
X. l 1 i ' ,1
ajook atu Le certain mat vonr
ticket has the name of David S.
Landis unit.
Quite a .leiigthv thunder shower
gprevailed in these parts .last Thurs
iay evening.
c-noicra as made victim-is anions'
ihe hogs of. Enoch Homing in .Fir
jnanagu township.
North Ca-oliua Cypress lumber is
Jjemg brought to Pennsylvania, for
.building purposes.
Caveny itwibuudantly able to dis
charge the duties of the office of Reg
ister and Reorder.
"The CuUuvis.-u .Yeus.Jkn," is for
ale, for particulars, address G. E.
livers, C-iUftissa, Pa.
J. Ii. Oketcu, of Philadelphia, for
merly of th: county . Lus bought a
property in Lcvritowa.
See if yojj ja find the tvre adver
tisements in ibis paper, . one headed
New and the .ether. Old.
The niami'-eirent of Riverside Park
Association. Icve resolved to pay the
premiums avAi.Jed in December "l,
1P82.
The banks fcW?rved the Ptm hol
iday lat weefc. lvt they were about
the oidv insiitut'uns iu ' tha town
tlat did.
W. C. Poinercy will make as good
a iiiember of tike 2. erislatnre as has
been sent from J uni'Ua in many ytars.
Vt9 for hun.
Joseph Long ruk-cd a wagon kad
of cabbage on Lis Jpd at the acijtc
dutit north of toti-j).:AQi.hauled it .to
Lis Jiome in Faycite: township.
C Pomeroj, is a reputable cit
izen, a good busi&ess .jaaa, a pleas
ant gentleman. Give Lim your voU
for Legislature neii Tuesday.
Samuel Horning, ton of Eiias
Horuicg weDt to Ioea .to v.ieit friends
and after he was tbers! a iew days he
accepted an invitaiiiu X teach a
school this winter.
The railroads carried mot .650,000
people into Philadelphia during the
Bi Centeoaial week, aci .between 50
and CO tbssand parlicifitc d in the
etreet parage.
The l'efcp Bi-Centeunkl celebra
tion in Philadelphia, last uwck was a
lively afiair. On the 24th Lac Penu
pylvania lUikad took 27.j i&jusints
the city, and cJLte Heading Inroad
took 130 train: iuto the city.
The man tht understands lite in
tellectual situation says. "The mau
who stops his f aier to c-contAiise
ought to cut off his nose to save try
ing handkerchief!;:
The fifth annual .Session of Petit
,eylvauia ConfereE,' of the United
(Christian Church, .vUl convene at
Dressler's ciimcii aoar Oriental, Ju
idata county, on ThuraJay Nov. 9th,
and continue during tl.e week
T.je long eveninsrs are at hand,
Bubscnbe for the Si&wl.nd llepublx
can c pleasant newspa companion
full Oz jews and inforU3tion that will
do yoL.and family gotd daing the
winter sights and days t-come.
Sonne idie who recciitlj caiue from
France, "sfevs: Piuis is willing wom
en a sentiule fashion in dispensing
with high Lteled shoes. Flat soles
are to be tL order hereafter, and
women will able to walk iout
rotary motion
Some one rolled a 5 jwraid w.t
potato into the Gfrice of the Lev.i
town Gazette, and the editor was al
most overwhelmed at the sign t
U not quite up to thfl declaration of
the man that declared that he raised
a pumpkin that required a ladder to
get to the top.
Mr, Landisis tho oidy regularly
nominaUd candidate for Sheriff in
Juniata Co. His opponent, Hi. Shi
very was brought before tha public
by methods that are in violation of
of all the rules of both the Republi
can and Democratic parties in this
county
The Dutch, and Sweeds colonized
Pennsvlvania before Penn thought
of coming to America. The llennon
ites or German Quakers, as they are
sometimes called came after Penn,
and on his invitation, and after them
came the Irish.
One evening last week during the
Penn Bi-Centennial Celebration some
fire-works exploded. Nine persons
hav died from the injuries received
by the explosion. Many were wound
ed. People that were over 2 squares
away were hurt, and people that
stood near by were not hurt. It is
said that it was the ingredieu . 'iat
makes "blue lire," that caused the ex
plosion.
TPvUE RF.POTtT
The street rumors, f ,nf nr
row was not a candidate for the of
fice of Sheriff in good faith, but only
trt rrot ATw f t - . V
.vra, ;mvery, before
the voters of the county, at the gen-
iuo proved to be true
reports, by the following deliverance
sent to air. Hertzler chirm.n
the Eejiublican
j vuuiiUiL-
ILLJAM HebTZLPR. Pu,..v t
Republican Co. Committee.
Dear Sir: Thnnkfnl t
am iaj
the gallant Republicans of Juniata
1U1 lu unmemea Honor they have
conferred upon me by makiu" m
their candiAite for Sheriff at the en
suing election, dnt.v in & !... o,l
respectable portion of the citizens of
Juniata commls mA in Wi;r.a i,
-same at this time in favor of that
true and tried opponent of -"bosslsm"
and personal domination in county
affairs, George Shivery, -of Fayette,
who has been rominated by the In
depeut Dem.K-rats of Juniata as their
candidate for that office.) I recog
nize the debt of obligation tho Re
publicans of Juniata owe to him for
his gallant and manly conduct in the
past and and trust that the Republi
can Co. Committee will adopt liim in
my place on our county ticket, feel
ing certain that it will meet the ap
proval and hearty support of a large
majority of the citizens of Juniata,
irrespective of party, and be triumph
antly ratified at the polls ou the 7th
of November next, aad thus "boss
ism" be forever crntued in Juniata.
Very Respectfully,
H. IL Mdkkow.
Hertzler's Committee met in
Foot-man's hotel last Thursday af
ternoon and accepted Mr. Morrow's
letter of resignation, and resolved
that the name of Mr. George Shivery
should take the place of llr. II. li.
Morrow resigned. Mr. Shivery takes
the place of Morrow in the following
address :
To fit Citizens of Jtxiiafa County.
At the solicitation of numerous
Democrats throughout the county,
and also because of the endorsement
of the Republican County Commit
tee, I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Sheriff. If elected, I
shall devote my best energies to the
proper discharge of its duties, and
hope to merit the commendation of
my fellow citizens Geokge Shivexv
Eepublican County. Ccsimittce.
William Hkhtzlek, Chair man ; Post-of-Sce
address Port Kuyal.
MilHiutown James J rw in ; iEi. L. Kep
ncr; llilliintonn.
Fermanagh Samuel Thomas, A J Moist;
Mirtimtown.
Fayette T. M. TUoiupkon, .Joseph T.
Smith ; UcAlistervilic.
Monroe D. K. L'lrick, Eveutlub; Cbis.
A. Farlcmau, KicUield-
iistiehjnna II. K. Fryuioyer, Oriental;
Levi Light, Plouti' Vailey, Perry, county.
Cr- enoiHl Andrew .eiders, George
Wdward; Dinimville.
CHaware Dai'as Thoiapson, TLotipson
tox ; Henry Herbert, Kit Saleiu.
Trompsontuwn L. My-ers, P. Sl!ly.
Wi'.ker Capt. Win. Fry, Mcsioc ; M
Coldro. Van Wert.
Fort UyaS J. P. Whartun, D. G. Alter,
Portioyal.
TuiiittJ. N. Groningur, Georgo (Iiver
Port Eoyal.
Spr e Hill T. L. Leduard, PleasAtit
Vi-;w ;i.V. K. MeMniinger, Spruce Ui!l.
TuM-i.-ora McCoy Stewart, Jl'CoysvU'v; ;
James ii :Mullen. East Watort'ord.
Lack A. K. Knbinson, Waterloo; Mat
thias Staip, Peru Mills.
Black Log C. M. Opple, Valley JViai
J. I. W'aJs, Pern Mills.
Beale ohn Hostetler, Jr., Walnut ; Vti.
Scott Leae'-, Doyle's Mills.
M ill urd -S. K." W alters, Andcuw S.iovet ;
Patterson.
Patterso&r-W. II. McXitt, L G. Maiks ;
Patterson.
Action, of the Demccr.atlc
Coujsty Committee.
WuEsrAs, i. disgraceful political alliaace
i as bet n consiua :uated between the Kaciiine
tt nulilicaus of Janiati county and t ea-
L- ii muiUg tic. c .i i i ii i ii v. u i.i vv i j-i -ty,
by the retirtint of Morrow, the trii&
liil le candidate ui.lhe former for the -lUce
ot therilt', and tlvc substitntwn is liii Mace
of Shivery, the Cfejocratic renegaile and
tool .of the Keiiuhlican bossess the coa;d-erati.-n
on both sfciiii.eing the spoils of of
fice, .nd the primary. $'iject of the eleefcu
of a Cameron henclji to tha Legislature;
and
n'uiKiKAS, Tho direct tendency of snch
dickers is the perjetut:ua ol the bos ai4
spod's svstems and ta; V--otitution of the
otiices of the people, uc ,that they become
the iiitre perquisiies 01 piunuuo ,
. i .. . . T7 4 i 1. ..ii . . -inir,f rfif J.
Covd Gilson, the Dcuiotiruti;; jndidate for
tlid onice ol Jtneriri, m vi..8rin iuui
ing to his parly the nomiiiatiu which they
iritis such unanimity had ,coA.rri-d upon
i - .1... ,.n.i..,fMiilr w nnir tO
cure in honorabio union ofije ftce and un-
trawaifii'(i voters oi juumia voy-...,
pective of rarty, in ujport a', .a , tomiuon
ot position to the offensive ami UU-a dic
tation of the Confederate bosses, 't.c have
usurped Cio sovereign right of ifiie pcc!e to
make nominations and say whai.haU.4ti the
... .1 ... 1 1. . . nn.i. .nj
public omcen i ioc iu. ,
IVbceeaj, David S. India, ote o .'Jie
recent uiivtvrs of Republican laatiUiao ..ty
ranuv and boss treachery, has amountai
hinifc-If a aclnlcpcndcutcandidateifwr tirf
ol!ice of SherUl, and has appealed lri the
decree of Ihe bosses to tho Iree and cJiht
enrd tribunal of the people ; and
Wheeka: , "o recognize in Mr. Ltdi
an honest and capable man, possessing
the Jelfersoniiin oualitlcations for olhce a
man devoted to ihe cause of political ix
dom and reform, and deserving the cordial
support ot all god citizens in his bra .
battle against the Republican Machine and
iU corrupt allies j therefore,
Kesolved, That we, tho ibcuiUt. of the
Democratic fom-aittoe of Juniata county,
reerettins the unhappy rircumstancci ehich
Svc 'taSel the dec.ination of Mr. G.!on
"r candidate (or Shrriff, yet commending
h"m for hi. unseHi,b action in yielding
eierhing to the pood of the party, and
"er- " .k V...t tt. nation: and.
iTthc property of no frty, but e publ.c
7M eotiaMr or-n to every honest and
eTpJ citizen, We cali upon the Democracy
25-1 oth.r food citizens
tn extend to Uavw o. wuui., - - - -Sheriff,
. hearty, activsand united
?;W.KDecka.dJ Secretaries.
Noah Burgard, of Salt Lick town-
mouth killing htm.
A number of Ibe counterfeiters, uho
b.fent.y been ciroulaUn ; bogus
coin in Fayette county b.n been r
rested. its pioe.
ADDRESS.
D. S. Landis, to the people of Ju
niata County.
Republicans and fellow citizens of Juniata County.
Early last summer, I concluded to become a candidate for the office of
iix. aaavuig Deen a XiepubUcan all my life, of course the Primary Elec
tion Laws of that party were the channels through which I would .be com
pelled to seek the votes of the people for the office to which I aspired. I
was regularly announced, according to the written law of the party. In
the contest at the Primary Election, I was defeated by, Mr. H. IL Morrow,
and he became the candidate for the office of Sheriff, through the rules of
the Republican party. But on the 3rd day after the result of the primary
election was announced by the Return Judges, Mr. Morrow handed in his
resignation, or declination of the nomination to the CTiairmanof the Republi
can County Committee. At the primary election I was the only competitor
that Mr. Morrow had and if the Committee had the right to fill the place
made vacant by his resignation. I was the only person that they had the
right to select to put in the vacant place for I had already been regular
ly announced aad been voted for by people of the party. But the few men
that are endeavoring to destroy the
ed by a voto of the people of the party, and which can only be sot aside
destroyed, or amended by a vote of the people of the party, did not ev,
notify me of the resignation of Mr.
primary election laws, proceeded to
other men, to declare a man that wa3 not before the people at the primary
election, aud who did not receive a single vote at said election as the man
of their choice, to fill tho vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. Mor
row. He and his co-workers are usurpers of all the primary election laws
that were enacted by, the highest authority, that of a vote of the people.
If such usurpation were to take place in the Government, the nation would
be in aims within AS honrs. I owe it to my own self respect I.owe it to
tho Republican party of Juniata county, audi owe it to the Republicans
that voted for me to bland up for the common rights of us all, to resist
the attempted usurpation, and the
Under no circunistances of the case
Mr. Morrow had remained the standard bearer lor the office of Sheriff.
His immediate withdrawal after nomination from tho candidacy, is con
vincing proof to hundreds of people that he never was a candidato in good
faith, but was only a tluak candidate to hide or cover Mr. Shivery, till all
the arrangements of the men in the trade had been completed Their trade
is binding on no 011a. Iheir work is
given by the primary .election
or a committee of twice or thrice
didalc that has not been regularly announced or voted for at
tho primary election. The traders have trampled under foot the
elec tion laws of both Use Republican
work be tolerated anywlitre outside
row's withdrawal, I become the candidate of the Republican pjirty by vir-
the of the fact that I received the secondliighest vote cast by tho people
.of the party on Saturday,October.21st, 1S82, and I hereby announce that
in consequence of the withdrawal ofJUr. Morrow, I will remain as a camlid
ate for the office of Sheriff of Juniata: County, till the tontest will have
.bfieu decided at the polls under the laws of the Commonwealth on the 7th
day of November 1SS2. Mr. Gilson who was the candidate for Sheriff at
the Democratic primary election, and who had no competitor with a sec
ond Jiighest number of votes, to resign in Luror of, has resigned in my fa
vor;, aad I therefore am the representative, Gf the regular organizations of
both wiities that aro woiiing under written primary laws, for the office of
Sheriff.
AH v arhich I respectfully tubmit to inj fellow citizens of Juniata
Coiiutr..
DAVID S. LANDIS,
J. Cloyd Gilson's Letter of With
drawal. To the Democratic voters cat Juniata Couiity ;
Although I was ananimcasly nonikated at the recent Primary Election for
the office of sheriff bj the Democracy f Juniata county, and as the nominee of
iat tarty I am fairlj .entitled to the
,cU&at, as well as tha defeat of a Pemocr.,3 member of the Legislsiare, and
&s whole Democratk county ticket is throned by a cotttinatioa of j rofess
od Democrats with the 'RiDg Republicans" f this county. Grateful O the
DcBMsrats of the county for thoir kind endorsement, howtver, epon matursfe
hbcratloa, 1 have decided to dccliua the honor witch they have conferred upo
me, in tha hepe that thereby 6om way may be found to defeat tha nuholy con
spiracy, and especially to prevent the election of a Cameron ringster to the
Legislature from Juniata eounty. In my opinion such a result can only be at
tained by all good citizens, regardless of party, making common cause ainst
the mschine bosses in the Republican party and their allies professing to be
Democrats ; and, believing that, that end can be best subserved by my retire
ment from the ticket and the substitution in my stead of that brave and honest
Independent, David S. Landis, who was recently so sh.mefully sacrificed by
macfuna trickery nd Republican boss dictation, I respectfully tender you my
declination, d assure my
wanting on nrf put to brirg Ttctory to
Very
primary election laws that were adopt
Morrow. But they in violation of all
form a combination with a number of
overthrow, of the primaiy election laws.
could I have become a candidate if
a rope of sand, for there is no power
laws to one man, a dozen men,
that number to set up a cun
and Democratic parties. "Would such
of Juniata County T After Mr. Mor
csUal support of all Pcmocrtts ; yet my
fellow Democrats that no honorabio effort will be
our righteous cause
truly yours.
J. CLOYD GILSON.
The borers in the Stanibaugh peach
orchard, in Fermanagh township,
have been hunted out.
Mifflin town, in particular, and in
deed the whole county should have
local pride enough to desire to send
one of their own citizens to Congress
which they can do by voting for Louis
E. Atkinson,
You can have vonr political pref
erences without falling out with your
neighbor,' of course the man that be
haves unljecomingly, or badly toward
his neighbor on account of politics,
should be treated accordingly.
'Charles Jones, of Tuscarora town
ship, Perry county, recently fell upon
the sharp edge of a corn cutter and
severed an are try in his arm.
"And you love me, Jared ? "That's
about the size of it, Mary." "For
tune has not smiled upon you you
are poor T" "Rich in your love ;
poor only in purse. "let all hope
is not lost Father is president of a
bank. He will give you a situation."
"Then I am yours eternally. We
shall be married iu three months.
In sis months the bank will be in the
hand of a receiver. AVe shall seek a
home beyond the St Lawrence,
where the old man can live with us
under the name of Snook.-'' Brook
lyn Eagle.
m-
aValaiut Leaf Hair Restorer.
It is entirely different lrora all others.
It is aa clear as water, and, as its name in
dicates, is a perfect Vegetable llair Restor
er. It will immediately Tree the head from
all daodru3, restore gray hair to its natural
color, aud produce a new growth where it
has fallen off. It docs not in any way aiTect
the health, which Sulf her, Sugar of Lead,
and Urate of Silver prtperations have
done. It will change liht or fa led hair m a
few days to a beatitiiul gloy btuwti. Ask
your druggist for it. Each bottle is war
ranted. SMITH, KLINE & CO., Whole
sale Agents, Philadelphia, and C. X. CKIT
TENTON. New York.
- - -The
emigrant, tourist, or traveler bound
for the productive mines and fertile prairies
of the Great Southwest in unauimous in se
lecting the route via Chicago. I nit licit
confidence is placed in the Kansas City pio
neer line, composej of the C. li. i. Q. and
Old Reliable Hannibal and St. Joseph Rail
roads. Thjongh fa&t trains are run by this
Line and the equipment is unsurpassed.
-m - -
Ehii.oviii.nt roa lames The Queen
City Snspcnder Company, of Cincinnati,
are now manufacturing and intro'lucing
their now Stocking buppoiters for Ladies
and children, and their unequal Skirt Sus
penders for Ladi'-s. None .should be with
out them; our leading i-iiyakians recom
mend thcia, and are loud in their praise.
These goods are iiiinuiiictur -d by ladies
who have maile tho wants of ladies and
children a study, and they ask n to refer
tin 111 to some reliable ami energetic lady
to introduce litem in iliis country, and we
certainly think that an earnest solicitation
in every household would meet with a
ready response, aud that a determined wo
man could Uiako a liar.dsome notary and
have tho exclusive agency for this county.
We adrise some lady who is in need of em
. ployment to scud to the Cou.piny Ler name
and address, and mention this paper. Ad
dress Queen City Suspender Company, No.
179 Main Stieet, Ciuci.-inali, Ohio.
July 20 lUts
- .-
Imporlaut To Travellers.
Special inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Route- It will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
MAKR1ED:
KisEa RrbEa At Cocalamus, Fayette
tcwnihip, Ol the l'.Hh ult. by Rev. John D.
Leister William J. Reiser, of Mifliiutown,
to lliss Alice M. Ryder, ofililloid town
ship, Juniata county, Penna'.
ViRxta Bell At Cocolamus, Fayette
township, on the l'.iili ult., by Rev John D.
Leister, William Henry Varner, and Miss
Elica Jane Bell, both of Fayette township,
Juniata Co., Pa.
IlAiTr. Marti At tho Lutheran Par-
aonage, Mifliintown Pa., on the Hsh ult, by
er. E. E. Berry Mr. Henry llautz ot
Miltoid twp , and Miss llnnan M.urtiu of
Beale twp , J uuiata Co. Penna.
M-.Gixnes Castle At the Lutheran
Parsonage, on the 21st nit, by Rev. E. E.
Berry Mr. G. W. McGirni-s, of Bull'alo
township, Perry county, and Miss Fannie
E. CactU ol McAlisterville Juniata Co. Pa.
1)1 ED:
IlrNui.tiN Iu Millort township, on the
lKth ult., (.fdiplheria, Willie F. Henderson
aged ti ycara, 4 month, and 1 days.
COMJIEKCAIi.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
MurLiSTOffS, November 1, lSe'2.
Butter -')
Eg
Lard - 15
Ham IS
Shoulder i........ 11
Sidea 12
Kags
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected wctuly.
Quotations roa Tc-dat.
Wednesday, Novemtoi 1 1S(2.
Wheat !5
Com, ti'l
Oats, 87
Rvn SS
Cl'overseed 5 (JO
Timothy seed 2 (JO
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia markets Wheat $1.10 to
$V,I5. Corn S7e to 80c. Oats S'Jc 45c, abi
47 atked for January.
LWttcr 27c to 36c per pound.
Eggs 2N: to 30c t-er dozen.
Live chickens at 12c to 11c per pound.
Potatoes ; Early Rose 65c ; Peerless 00c ;
Onions $10 tu $1.90 ler bosLel.
Hay at $10 to $17.50 per ton.
Rye straw at $11 to $15.
The live stock m irket remanius about tho
same aa during the past tew weeks.
i
n I IBUTTERWCRKER
Operating on the principle of
DIRECT AND POWERFUL
PRESSURE,
inirtnd of Tolling. rindin w
sliding a yon the batter, n or A in Uie wit as well.
CERTAIN, EASY, QUICK,
STRONG, CHEAP.
BKt for fall dwriptiTe circular to Uia IuTonturs
and bOlJt sur.fm.
rORTEli BLANCHARD-S SONS,
. " CONCORD, N. H.
MISCELL.1JVEOUS
D. W. HARLEY'S
Ii the place-where you can buy
THE BST AND THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
BJTS, CAPS, BOOfS, SHOES, JMD FURXISUljtG GOODS.
HE ia nreoared to exhibit one of the most choice and aelect stocks crr offered ia
this market, and at JSTOXISH1SGLT LOW PRICES I
Also, measures taken for suits and parU of suits, which will be made to orde
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the place, in Hoffman's New Building, corner of Bridge and
Water atreeta, MIFFLINTOWN, PA. 1879"tf
SAM'L STRAYER
lias constantly on band a full variety of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOESALL SIZES,
GENTS' FCRNISHINO GOODS. Goods
and be astonished. Pants at 75 cents.
Patterson, Pa., April 18, 1879.
.Miscellaneous.
F. ESPESCUAIE,
AT TUB
CENTRAL STORE
ni STREET,
2xd Doon North of Biudge Stbeet,
31iilliiitowii, Pa.,
Calls the attention of the public to the I
. r I
loiiowiug iac.13 :
Fair Prices Our Leader ! The
Best Goods Our Pride !
One Price Our Style! Cash or " m,,"r" ol which eTery 8ufton:r' no mt"n
n m ' what his condition mar be, may cure hiai
TfthaTiofA t )nr 1 Arms I i i , i i.i
-- " - aw.u.wb i
Small Profits and Quick Sales Our
ir.u. i
Our lead'iDg Specialties are
FRESH GOODS EVERY
WEEK
IS
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, BOOTS
ANDSIIOES, for Men, Women and
Children, Quecnsttarc, Glassware,
Wood and Willow-ware, Oil Cloths,
and every article usaallv found in Erst-
-
class stores.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for goods at highest market
price.
Thankful to tho public for their
heretofore libera, patronage, I request
their continued custom ; and ask per
sons from all parts of the county, when
in Mifflin to call and see my stock of
goods.
F. ESPEASCIIADE.
Sept. 7, 1!81.
Professional Curds.
Loris E. Atkinson. Geo. Jacobs. Ja
ATKI.VSOX & J AC Oils,
ATTORNEYS-AT -LAW,
JUrTLINTOWK, PA.
ECoIlectins aa 1 Convevancin rromrt-
ly attended to.
OrricE On Main street, in place of resi
dence ol Louis K. AClinson, Esq., south of
Bridge street. Oc t liS, 1 st .
JJRODIE J. CRAWFORD,
Attorney at Law,
M1FFLIXTOWS, - - PEXV.1.
All business promptly attended to. Spe
cial attention eiven to Collecting and Con-
reyaucinjr. (Mice on B.-idjij street, oppo
site Lourt House square.
jijj.vsoN law in,
ATTOEIJEY-AT-LAW,
MiFFLIXTOU X, JC'XUT.i CO., PJ.
IL- business promptly attended to.
Orrice On Bridge street, opposite tiie
Court Eonae square. jam, 'v-ly
JACOB BE'DLEK,
ATT01JNEY-AT-LAW,
MIFELIXIOry, PA.
E7"Collcctious attended to promptly.
Orricr Wi:h A. J. PaAterson Emj, on
Bridge street. Feb 25, '80
THOMAS A. ELDEIi, M. D.
Phygician and Snrgscu,
MlfEL IXTO WX, r.i.
Othce hours from 9 a. a. to 3 p. Of
fice ia his residence, on Third street, op
posite Uetbodist parsonage. oct22tt
Y) M. CKAWFOKD, 51. !.,
Has resumed actively the practice of
Medicine and aurgery and their collateral
branches. Onice at the old corner of Third
and Orarge streets, lIUDiutown, Pa.
March 1S76.
J 31. BliAZEE, 31. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON,
Acidemia, Juniata Co., Pa.
Ornct formerly occupied by Dr.Sterrett.
Professional business promptly attended to
at ail boura.
JOHN McLAUGULI.V,
INSURANCE AGENT,
PORT ROYAL. JCXHT.t CO., r.i.
lL0nly reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, 1873-ly
JJEXRY IlARSnBERUKR.M.D.
Continues the practice of Medicine aud
Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Office at his residence in McAlisterville.
Keb S, 1876.
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AD VER TISEMEJYTS.
of all kinds are low Come and aee ma
K7 SUITS MADE TO OKDEK.n
SAMUEL STRATEB.
Special .Yolices.
A Great Cause of Enman Misery
I the Lks ol
How liOt, How lltorel.
Just published, a new edition of DR.
CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY"
on the radical curt of SriaaAToaanaia or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
j Losses, Ipotksct, Mental and Physical
I"Plt' Impedimenta to Marriage, etc. ;
also, Cossvmptios, Lpilefst and rrrs, in.
duced by selt-indulgence or sexual extrar
agancc, &c.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
I years' successful practice, that the alarm
ing consequences ol sctl-aDiise may do raa
ically cured ; pointing out a mode of cure
at once simple, certain, and effectual, by
sell cueain, , iti, am aiiu uu i wv.
EThis Lecture shonld be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Ki.nl tintui- ooa! in a Illalll enVeloDO- tO
,ny address, post-paid, on receipt of sis
cents, or two posiage stamps, awresi
I lit. 1 1 1.) 1.1111 J r.Kll .1 Li y
41 Ann St., New York, N. Y. ;
junel8-ly Post-Ottice Box 450.
PIMPLES.
I will mail (Free) tho receipe for a simp!
Veketabli Balm that will remove Tas
j Fbeckses, Finrui and Biorruas, leaving
the skin soft clear and beautiful; also in
structions for producing a luxuriant growth
of hair on a baldhead or suiootn lace, an
dress, inclosing ;!c. stamp, Bks. V-iSDEtr
It Co., 1- Barclay St., N. Y.,
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser having been permanently
cured ot that dread disease, Consumption,
by a simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to bis fellow-sufferers the means oi
cure. To all who desire it, hn will send a
r . l. . 1. . 1 V... nf
zi - . J: ;.
cnarge,j wim inv uinxuviii iw ,: iimr
and using the same, which they will Ond a
sure Ci KB lor ( oi-ons, Lolos, t.ocsrrr
ion. Asthma, Bronchitis, lc. Parties
wishing the Prescription, will please aa
dress Kev. E. A. WILSON; 104 Penn St.,
Williainsburgh, N. Y.,
Eimoits of Hnii
a Gentleman who suffered for years from
.A-Nervous Debility, Prenmturo Decay,
and all the eflects ol youthful indiscretion,
will for tha sake of suffering humanity,
send free io ail who need it, the receipe
and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertiser's experience cat
do so bv addressine in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN, ii Cedar St., N. Y.,
June 11-82 1 yr.
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KENNEDY & DOTY,
(Succcsaora to Buyer k. Kennedy,)
DEALERS IN
OltAIN,
OAIa
LlMltllH
CEMENT,
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster,
SEED, SALT, -C.
We bay Grain, to be delivered at Mifflin
town. Port Koyal, or Mcaico.
"Weare prepared tot urnishSalttodwalers
at reasonable rates.
KEXKEDT t WJTY.
April U1.18S--U
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
STATE.
Governor,
James A, Beaver.
Lieutenant Governor,
William T. Da vies.
Secretary of Internal ASairsr
John 3L Greer.
JUDICIARY.
Judge of Supreme Court.
Wm. Henry Rawle.
COUNTY.
Congress at Large,. J
Marriott Broniua.
Congress,
Louis . Atkinson.
Representative,
Wm. C Pomeroy.
Register of Wills, Recorder -of
Deeds, and Clerk
of Orphans Court,
Samuel B. Caveny,
Sheriff
David S. Tnilis.
Jury Commissioner,
W. North Sterett
STATE.
Governor,
James A. Beaver.
Lieutenant Governor,
William T. Daviea.
Secretary of Internal Affairs..
John 31. Greer.
JUDICLVEY.
Judge of Supreme Court,.
Wm. Henry Rawle.
COUNTY.
Congress at Large,
Marriott Brosius.
Congress,
Louis E. Atkinson.
Rt'preseutative,
Wm. C. Pomeroy.
Iiegister of Wills, Recorder
of Deeds, and Clerk
of Orphans Conrt,
Samuel I!. Caveny.
Sheriff,
Duvid S. Landis.
Jury Commissi) ur,
W. North Sterrett
STATE.
Governor,
James X. Beaver.
Lieutenant Governor,
William T. Davies.
Secretary of Internal Affairs.
John 31. Greer.
JUDICIARY.
Judge of Supremo Court,
Wm. Henry Ivawla
COUNTY.
Congress at Large.
3Iarriott Brosius.
Congress,
Louis E. Atkinson.
Representative,
Wm. C. Pomeroy.
Register of Wills, Recorder
of Deeds and Clerk
of Orphans Court,
Samuel B. Caveny.
Sheriff,
. David S. Landis.
Jury Commissioner,.
W.North Sterrett.
STATE
Governor,
John Stewart
Lieutenant Governor,
Levi Bird Duff.
Secretary of Internal Affairs
George W. 3Iorrick
JUDICIARY.
Judge of Supreme Court
George Junkin.
COUNTY.
Congress at Large,
William 3Ic3Iichael.
Congress,
Louis E. Atkinson.
Representative,
Wm. C. Pomeroy.
Register and Recorder and Clerk
of Orphan's Court,
Samuel B. Caveny,
Sheriff.
David S. Landis.
Jury Commissioner.
W.North Sterrett.
STATE.
Governor.
John Stewart
Lieutenant Governor.
Levi Bird Duff.
Secretary of Internal AfTitinv
George W. 3Ierrick.
JUDICARY..
Judge of Supreme Court.
George Junkin.
COUNTY,
Congress at Large.
William 3Ic3Iiehael,
Congress.
Louis E. Atkinson.
Representative,
Wm. C Pomeroy,
Register of Wills, Recorder
"of Deeds, and Clerk
of Orphans Court,
Samuel B. Caveny.
Sheriff,
David S. Lsu'lis.
Jury Commissioner.,
W. North Sterrett