SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
TEBXS.
snDscnpuoD, 44u per annum if
-- -- 1 v - MlUUUt II Cld
mnin 1 nnniiii vr m .
'-"i u noi paid within
Transient advertisements inserted at 60
cents per inch for etch insertion.
Transient business notices In local col
umn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desirinr
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
year.
SHORT LOCALS.
The price of cattle keeps up.
The husks lay clone to the corn
cans.
The color of the fashionable horse
is gray.
The growing wheat has a luxuriant
growth.
Little wheat is finding its way to
market
Teachers Institute will open De
cember 11.
The atmosphere braced up last
Thursday.
There was a heavy frost, last Fri
day morning.
Bargains, at F. L. GraybM s store,
in McAlisterville.
The price of corn in the west is
uncommonly high.
The Port Royal bridge has been
put in a state of repair.
A number of store windows have
been handsomely decorated.
The hunter ro w looks for the rab
bit; bunny has a hard time of it
S. IL Notestine has connected him
self with a hotel in Milleretown.
As Thanksgiving day approaches,
the turkey becomes disconsolate.
The crickets made use of the mild
weather on the evening of the 1st
The politicians have a rest now,
since the campaign has come to an
end.
Jacob Harshbarger of Sugar YJ1
iy Milflin county, caught six cooes a
few nights ago.
A drove of cattle from the western
part of the State passed tkrough
town last week.
The cloudy weather caused wild
ducks to come up the river it consid
erable numbers.
Read, in an other column how -the
prohibatory liqiwr law in Jowa be
came a dead letter.
The fallen leaves from the trees in
town caused ni&cy peopleito wvwp
before their cx floors.
The comet exhiL.ted itelf to such
people as were up and out of doors
cn Monday warning eavvc
If you have offended your neigh
bor drring the campaign .go to him,
shake hami.4. aal moke it up.
A number of citizens have purehae
ed m piano and placed it in the Acad
eny, for the use of the ;chooL
Extensive repairs to the she Is atul
buildicrs ooraaectai with the Port
Royul Fair grounds have-4een made.
"Transparent leather ;!c now being
made in Germany. The .girls who
have corns will not wear hoes xoade
of if
A Huntingdon paper says ; George
W. Stewart, of Sprnce Creek, had
four valuable horses killsa on Jib
railroad faao. wJ:
A nock of wild geese pansed over
town on Friday morning. They
worn down almost as low as to the
tops of the Lousee.
A large number of the lady mem
bership of the U. Jtv unurcu. useui
A ot th imrsonaare in Mexico a
few days ago tceomplote a mission
ary quilt.
"An old officer tf the iFiiaJelphir.
Trust Company, .-engaged in Stock
speculations and apent .20 000 of
the company's money, andctfT he is
a fugitive from the, city.
Col. Geo. McFarland, has issued a
Delected list of trees, vines, shrub
bery, and so forth, rown and offered
for sale, at the Risereiue Nursery and
Fruit Farms at Hascisburg.Ea.
George Brimmer a Lancaster fire
. bug, has been comricted of iiring
. Samuel Ranck's bam. He was seen
- about the barn, at the time the fire
brokout; that asti other evidance
convicted him.
Tho Huntingdon GloU of Jast
4T. eek savs ; Mrs. Laura Hazzard, of
.Juniata" township, awake afewgisra
ins ago to find her six weeks' old
.baby dead. It is thought that it
euiotherel to death. .
The corner statuary, las-been .with
drawn from out doors, but may be
found nicely grouped behind a nice
r43-.stove of whatever merchant, or
ehop keeper, that is friendly enough
to permit of a daily attendance.
The -Chicago Tri&une says genuine
butter has advanced three tcix cents
per pound in that market bj the de
uvand.fvom those who manufacture
out of hog extracts. The ceuuine
article iz used for the purpose of fla
Mrs. .Catherine Stine, formerly .a
reriJent.Qf Lost Creek VaRey. died
- rAiuMence of a son-.4aw,
near Tyrone, last Tuesday. On
Thur6dav(iterment of her body tok
T'n-"fe Cemeterv, near wis
place. She .was aged 78 year
tl, an, If. .ll.lVS.
8
The Newport Jct, says: vhfU
.-1t- in irfpfited with weavit
The sam journal pronounces the
circus thai showed in Newport a few
.i,.. .-,. . v oral pestilential
scum," and tie editor is penitent for
unconsciously havln gen favorable
notice in hi pap -r .of such an unmor
al crowd. . ,
A man that iU 6 at into tie
woods and shoot t an object with
out knowing thai be is not shooting
at a human being ahouW be taken
to an Liaane asvluai and pnaoned
or life. There is no law bj which
juich a penalty may be inJid, but
41 law of some kind iould 1 passed
iy the next Legislature.
"As exchange says Croup, it is
faudT-can be cured in one tiiuute. and
the xesaedy is simply alum and sugar.
Tne way to accomplish tha deed is
io tak a knife or a grater, and sbavfl
off in small particles about ft tea
spoonful H Alum ; then mix it with
(irice that amount of stigar, to mate
it palatable, end administer it w
quickly as possible. Almost instan
taneous relief will follow.
Theo. to Bsxt, Billv sse how liwly Tnyfrnule is : he bhnvfiri nn,,VoKi,, t a
elated. Wkat a -Schweier, the country editor is
TIttt v to Trf rr Thio.. I
Us fill there. The mules will
hiSSS'L Sour reaf
n-na:: , i!
kkvit lv
f,,.v .!,.. a
ournea nwrat ui . uy
ago, by tfceiloHion of gunpowder, ; .... J. v y
whichhe.b,J .yingou- the ground JVr.f
ilV,a Ttfc waB covere.1 or-1 ed onal in a lawsuit about the
fire, hence "lSie explosion. ! The grave of Jesse W. James, the
; outlaw, is to be marked with a gran-
A mobf dii their utmost last Thiurs- i ite monument twelve or fourteen feet
day, to get a couple of prisoners oxt : uigh. The name James will be cut
of the hands of the regular authority ! in large raised letters, and "ily Hus
in Kentucky. A military company ! band and Our Father," on the die ;
with artillery kept the citizen b.-M-k..! also, "Jesse W. James, died April 3,
A number were killed on both 0cs : lhbA 34. years, G months and 3 days."
but th prwoaers were safely lodg ; After.reading the above people will
ed in jaiL Tho prisoners are innnkr-! be less inclined to put up swell mon
ers. ' nments over their dead friends. It
, used to be considered a mark or evi-
Here it ; again : CossEix.svKj.it. dence of the resting place of a respect
Pa., November 2. W bile out gar.-. wl jX-rsou u see a styiish monument
ning in the neighborhood of Indian ; ovtr grave i,ut B0W tne
Creek yesterday afternoon Adieu i ,)Utiaw, and other, disreputable peo
Keffer aocidentally shot and kiUnd a erecting similar grave stones,
companion named Irwin Trump, j n0 Granger iu goiug into a grave
Beth were lads about fifteen ye :u i varj C!IU ttu by the grandeur of the
old. An iawest was held to-day and 'monvaileiM whether an honest man or
a verdict of accidental death reinkr-, & tme liea burned there,
ed !
A caravan passed through town by
A Carlilse paper says ; Sir. Gareuun t trny ol :n Street on Saturday. It
residing on Long s road in North consisted of a number of men and
iliddleton township, heard a uoisc , sromeu, all from across the sea.
among his poultry a Tow nyLte ago Jhree horses on the backs cf which
juid immediately reconuoiteretl, wlien.J as perched camp equipage, and a
l.e discovered two men helping thorn j lot of childron, from the child of sev
selves to chickens. Wishing to be-1 eral months of age to children of 6
eome acquainted with them he gent- j and 8 years of age. One of the wom
ry knocked the one down and tsok j-en Ciirned a babe in a sack fastened
a firm hold abe other, after fully I to her body. In addition to the hor
JAantlfrinir then both, he fct tbeiii I se and members of the human fam-
ffr on their war. if not sadder and
wiser at least 4jauiy scareu uieu.
-"Many Philaielphians get asluwii-
ed-of their Pen celebration before
it as over. .Iwrestigation showed
than Tenn did ict land until two
Vs later: thai the scene under
the elm never oeeured: that lenus
character has been very greatly over
rated." The above is from th Louis
ville Courier Jour I Bue why iu;
the Bame of all that is mhdel and
skeptical did not tho JourwU take the;
shortest cut and at .once declare that
no such man as Peaa ever lived, and
that; te. Jou rnal itself is a myth !
List .of letters reutaining in the
Jlifflintown Pa., Post-Office, not call
ed for Nov. 1st 1882.
Persons asking for Jitters in this
list will please say thejJ-e ad vertised:
Byers Benjamin. Postal Cards
Burns James Bowan Susan A.
Henkels Vnnie Cetterhcff L
Hartzler J. G. Hetiperly J. 5L
Mace ilrs. C.(2) Boe3tein Aaron
llipka "VV. a.
Roberts Mrs. James L. B
Soles MiKfijSaliie
Waldgmith S). "W.
W ill mi fT
hly Robert 5L
W. H. Eout9 P-n-
A. J Greet, of the Altoou'-a Times
xas thrashed by lawyer Herr of Al
tona for publishing, that fterr. as
fti.;m,.n nf the Democratic County
fn,m;tta was enffasred in celling
.r- Mr. Greer w well
place he hav ,- .,eenengag .m
f wai tg i.rrt bm editor. xi
lonesto the slant v:luaxS class .of
wriCtB. He was not severely imar
ed by the late encounter, and wnae
his editorial biethrea do not PP"S
. i.:- ,iralistic nersonahtics they
hope that no permaiwnt harm may
uu .ii,ti,Aluuitinrthat
ome to iim Liiiuiift" .
b?reoeul at the hacJs of the law
yer.
An unaueasful attcKft was made
bythree meu to rob the Hagwwn
Mi, Bank a few days a?3- Ah the
7?-rnf John H. Kausler, the
SwerTabsent at dinner when a
Ant.rAd rue Dan. tt r.z
anoteangea. We
Kausler was engage iu ""o
the money to acooino
Ar nAcond wan entered and psseo
Se yS Mr- Katuder called tohim
SHaTrThereupOBhe turned and
to closely followed
ran oui u " . ,-.
: ii.- The teller
ran to
&7rnlytocorr0uta?udman
S It The attempted to capture but
the trio dashed down the mam street
Sd when three iuares away new
iSedbyaconfeclerate with a two
C team, who took them up and
droT(e out of town.
ree with voil ls-rinf i
do for the next campaign bTyouK
tf b m-uur emier can v perlorm like mine, ha ! ha ! ha ! let the band pla,.
General Sherman's
' uiu eaiary wm be
; " '3 uo w reurement as
, . il.hliI11
' .ily,. there were six boars, and two
.uicn&eys. iuvuKnuniuiiuuguiuwu
I created as mncu xait as a circus
j wauld Lave done. The woman of
j caravan would occasionaly leave
j tha-street. and go to the crowd on
j - je uavement, and solicit contribn-
tiors and endeavor to move those
.whom they addressed to give, by
saying, "Give poor baby, give poor
baby, evidently believing that such
an .appeal would bring tnom more
monejy than by a mute appeal of the
passage of a hat or open hand.
Ocjast Saturday evening the 4th
Lust. .William Whistler,. Andrew Botts-
inger, JVank Hoke, John Mildome,
aud Thomas Jacobs, left Patterson
borough in a three horee wagon, for
their homes in Licking Creek Valley.
Wfcenihey were near Heme's Mills,
William .Whistler fell out of the wag
on, and in the fall his right aide was
crushed in The men in the wago
for eonie ..reason did not pick him up,
but left Jiim lay in the .road and
drove on. It is said they were all
drunk. While Cloyd Homing, and
Frank Guss, were going home the
same evening, by the same road,
sometime jtfter the accident, they
found Whistler in the middle of the
road, dead. Mr. Horning, came to
town and certified Squiio Caveny,
who in company with Dr. Sulouff,
went to the place where the accident
took place. .Squire Caveny, called a
jury to hold an inquest. The possens
on the jury summoned, are S. R
Walters, Cloyd Horning, Saaiuel
Horning, John Ball and H. W. Nisely.
The jury will sotiring in a verdict
till next Saturday afternoon.
An exchange, writes as follows La
regard to a new cigar lighter : Street
hawkers have lately taken to selling
a "magic cigar lighter," which may
do much mischief. As every student
knows, the affinity of sodium for oxy -
n in so erreat that it will take the
coveted element from the water with
into name. The new lighter is a thin
strip of sodium, a fragment of which,
wlieu placed on the end of a cigar
and touched with water, burns with
great vehemence. Few who buy the
uttie rials vt lighters are aware what
vials of wrath they may turn out to
be if unskilfully handled. The burn
ing sodium will make an ugly wound
if it comes jn contact with the skin,
which is likely to happen from the
sputtering way it has. A sweaty;
linger is enougn to set tne siun
ablaze, or a sweaty pocket, should
the cork of the bottle chance to
come out As the lighters are bought
chiefly by the ignorant, who are taken
is a wonder that no serious accidents ,
with tnem have been reported. The (
trauic is not to be encouraged.
v
1 1 1 .
U mwt
JuniaU County- Unofficiair
GOTBSHOS,
O
m
s
r
18
18
000
06
Mifflintown 17 63 W
Fermanagh 01 7 119
Fsyette 000 000 000
Walkor. 01 160 122
Delaware VZ'J 60
I'tkompsoatowo. . 02 27 89
Monroe 00 000 000
Greenwood . 00 005 105
S usqaebanna ... 00 058 049
rattenos 000 000 000
UmUe 000 000 000
l'orl Kojai 3 bo 64
Turbett 01 27 104
Spruce UiU 11 86 69
Tuscarora 000 000 000
I Lack 00 076 105
Black Log 00 till 022
IMillord 00 0 126
02
00
000
000
03
06
000
000
00
00
00
Total...
LIEl'TKSAXT cuvraxoB.
EC
o
X
c
15
12
00
6
Mifflin town....
21
61
HI
000
162
129
93
119
WW
129
60
U9
Fermanagh
Fayette 000
Walker 8
Delaware.
I Tnompsontown.
' unrfMi
2
Greenwood.....
Suaquehauna...
Patterson
Beale
Port Eoyal
Tuscarora
05 105
3 60 64 3
1 30 102 6
77 105
22
000 71 126 000
Lack ,
Blaek Log
MiUord
Total.
eito'r MTBSJiat arrauts.
a
f
61 W5 15
61 117 13
163 129 06
133 65 000
27 89 000
00 000 000
007 102 000
55 03 000
029 103 005
088 068 000
9S0 P99 9 I
07(J 106 C
Oil 126 OOoj
MiUliutown 17
Fermanagh. .....
Fayette
Walker
Delaware.......
Tboinpsontowa.
Uonroe ........
Greenwood ...
02
000
02
0C0
000
Susquehanna....
Patterson
Beale
Port Koysl
03
Turbett 001
Spruce Hill 010
Tuscarora 9fe
Lack 899
Black Log
Milford 000
Total ,
Hcraim jvtaa.
2? p 9 e
e - I S- f
0 O
t
,. 015 061 096 019
,. 001 085 116 008
001 1S2 127 006
.. OlO 129 060 000
..U00 027 039 002
006 105 8
'. 001 063 055 003
. 001 029 103 004 1
,. 010 087 067 000 j
.". Ot'O 076 106 000 1
,. 000 Oil 022 000
,. MO 070 126 000
1
0 1
Miflliatown 015
Fermanagh....,
Fayette
Walker
Delaware .,
Thompsontown.
Monroe ........
Greenwood....,
Susquehanna...
' Patterson
1 Bealo
; 'rt K"?1
s"hu1
Tuscarora.
Lack..........
Black Log....
Millord
Total....
OOHOaBSS AT LABQZ.
K 5? M
8s 3
fT 5" R
g - C
W
012 066 100
002 086 116
000 242 098
001 165 127
090 123 061
002 027 039
833 333 333
005 105
2 1
j
j
1 Mifflintown
j J
, w-4lkBr ..
Greenwood...
Sosqnehsnns
. , . ...
lu nue Ior glsIature, two
al1 tLe time
Patterson
Beale 000
Port Kojal 001
Tnrbrtt 000
Spruce Hill 009
Tuscarora i00
Lack 000
Black Log 000
Milford ooo
092
166
084
086
090
077
011
073
082
055
106
070
174
104
021
126
000
003
001
000
000
000
000
020
Total.
COSOBIM. aMlMBLT
t " ,. ,s
Er 5 if c w
5 2 51
f O w,
r r c
Mifflintowa 112 064 013 091 084 011
Fermanagh 102 100 010 079 120 009
Tayetie... 260 093 0M1 2?1 $ (ton
WaiXer... 13o 100 005 153 142 Ou3
Delaware.. 108 020 000 14H 035 000
Thonsps'n. 040 028 000 034 031 000
llonroe.. .
Greenwood 01G 03 006 013 09.1 003
Sniquebanna . f0j 047
Patterson..- 068 066 000 067 067 000
fc 110 066 000 108 064 000
Port Royal . 073 060 001 095 029 000
Turbett.... 033 102 003 060 076 000
SproceHiU. 100 065 000 107 058 000
lTucarora. 129 137 000 147 120 000
; Jck 081 09" 000 0!1 087
I Black Log. 022 Olu 000 019 013 000
jMlllord.... 088 144 017 172 089 000
To'-!..
r N to
9 2! XT
I I I
3 1
? ?
0
5!
c
Mlffilntown 083 C'12 O93
Kermansgh 116 012 075
Fayette 174 000 161
Walker 128 020 144
Doware 035 000 10
Thompsontown 024 000 039
llonroe 000 COO 000
Greenwood 083 003 023
Susquehanna 051 000 047
Patterson 051 000 057
Beale 059 000 100
PortBoyal 042 013 062
Turbett 076 001 059
Spruce Hill 079 000 082
Tuscarora 119 000 138
Lack 083 000 092
Black Log 013 000 019
Milford 096 020 104
aaciSTia. coiwisioser.
Tll TT1
I -I g: I f
S8 a 90 o c"
106 071 013 095 073 19
097 106 PP9 095 106 09
. 237 104 000 25S 000 M
, 155 139 004 189 102 C
158 028 000 000 024 00
' 081 C31 000 037 029 00
. 000 000 000 000 000 00
1.016 092 008 015 093 03
n(l 047 000 051 047 00
099 041 000 067 065 00
099 076 000 101 077 00
068 061 000 071 050 04
05 078 004 050 08a 05
J 096 067 000 0W 067 00
. 131 130 000 083 128 00
, 085 690 000 0C8 087 23
,.014 013 000 017 013 02
. 096 106 016 095 103 20
C MiWintown
Fermanagh
Fsyette...,
Walker....
Delaware . .
Monroe..
Patterson.
Beale. ....
Port Royal
Turbett...
Spruce Uil
Tuscarora.
Lack
Biack Log.
Milford.
Total.
SHORT LOCALS.
The election is over, but all are
not happy-
A white corn is being brought from
Kentucky to Juniata.
The "Week of Prsyer" will com
mence on J sonar j 7 th, 1883.
The old fashioned corn suited the
season in this county beat, this year.
ATKINSON'S MAJORITY.
Mr. Atkinson's Majority for Con-
g. grefis is as
fouows; In Huntingdon
r-r n T T 1 Til n U 1
1 1 728. In Juniata. 350. Total 1817.
2 1 Kiinmell's majoritv, In Franklin fi.W.
p' In Fulton 41 . Total 10C6. Atkin
ois sons majority over Kinuuell in the
008 ; district i" 751.
"Oarfiel.V W. T boasts of the
itH) ! sinidlest woman in the Territory, one
000 i Amanda Welch. She is twenty-two
3" y.ra ohL thirty two uirke in height
8 weighs thirty-four pound aud has
j yet her first "or baby teeth."
THE ELECTION.
The election in the State as per
returns by despatch indicate that the
Democrats nave elected atnson.
The returns from the Congressional
district, indicate that Atkinson is the
O -88man. Pomeroy is the mem-
b. f r this county. Caveny the
Register and Recorder, and Shivery
the Sheriff. The fusion that gave
Atkinson. Pomeroy, Caveny and
Shivery such handsome majorities,
did not comprehend Beaver in their
sweep. The Stewart voe in Juniata,
was not as large as was expected by
the friends and advocates of Stewart
The Democrats claim everything
from Massachusetts to California.
years "wr tHis. They wiU need a talking member. It does my
Hush you. don't lauch
the mcilie . to illustrate
ITValBHt LeafHalr Restorer.
It is entirely different from au others.
It is as clear as water, and, as its name in
dicates, is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restor
er. It will immediately froe the head from
all dandruff, restore gray hair to its natural
color, and produce a new growth where it
has fallen off. It does not in any way affect
the health, which Sulpher, Sngar of Lead,
and Nitrate of Silver pscperations hare
done. It will change light or faded hair in a
few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask
your druggist for It. Each bottle is war
ranted. iMITH, KLLNE fc CO., Whole
sale agents, Philadelphia, and C. N. CRIT
TENTON, New Tork.
The emigrant, tourist, or traveler bound
for the productive mins and fertile prairies
of the Great Southwest in unanimous in so
loctir.g the ronte via Chicago. Implicit
confidence is placed in the Kansas City pio
neer line, composed of the C. B. . Q. and
Old Reliable Hannibal and St. Joseph Kail
roads. Thjongh fast trains are run by this
Line ar '. V equipment is unsurpassed.
Enn.orvi.1T roa uiuu The Queen
City Suspender Company, of Cincinnati,
are now manufacturing and introducing
their new E locking Supporters for Ladies
and children, and their unequal Skirt Sus
penders for Ladies. None should be with
out them; our leading physicians recom
mend them, and are loud in tbeir praise.
These goods are mvinfactnred by ladies
who have made the wants of ladies and
children a study, and they ask us to refer
them to some reliable and energetic lady
to introduce them in this countr , aud wo
certainly think that an earnest solicitation
in every household would meet with a
nady response, and that a determined wo
man couk. make, a handsome salary and
have the exclusive agency for this county.
We advise seme lady who is in need of em
ployment to send to the Company her name
and address, and meation this paper. Ad
dress Queen City Suspender Company, No.
179 Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
July26 12rs
Important To Travellers.
Special Tnducements sre offered you by
the Burlington Kotite- It will pay you to
read their advertisement to be found else
where in this bue.
A Goon Orraa: The Chirsgo, Burling
ton & Quincy Railroad Company has just
issued an iilnstrated treatise. "The Heart
of the Continent," describing the wonder
ful growth of the Six Great States. The
book is beautifully printed, and numerous
engravings of high merit adurn its pages.
Any one sending their name and addresa
with two three-cent postage stamps will re
ceive a copy by return mail, by applying to
PriCEVAL Lowell,
General P asscnger Agent, Chicago Illinois.
C031MERCI ALi.
MIFIXINTOWN MARKETS.
MirfciTOwa, November 8, 1882.
Bntter
KK 25
Lr& 15
Ham 18
Shoalder 11
fides 12
Kags 11
MirFMNTOWN GRAIN MARK.KT.
Corrected weekly.
Qcotatioss roa To-pat.
Wednesday, Noiember 8 1882.
Vht 95
Cora, 0
Oats, 87
Rye 85
Clorerseed 6 00
Timothy seed -00
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Saturday, NoYem'r4,l??2,
Wheat, 1.07 to 1.14. For February $1
12 was oflered. Corn at 8o and 90cts.
Oats 40 to 1 jets. For January aa.1 Febru
ary 40 was offered.
Paiiidelphia Cattle marie:, B.cf cattle
were c,!-- at 7cts Tor exa-a ; god at 6c ts
medii ts; common at 4ct. Sheep
st 5, 4, " A as low down as 2 cents pur
pound. Veal ealres 7 to lOtts r pound.
Hogs IU to 12cts per ji.ud. Cows, V55 to
VrO.
Consult the columns of the ?ntaW mwi
Rt public en for bargains in real estate. See
private sale.
A new baby recently arrived in the
family of a Lbuiavifla journalist, and
papa was exceedingly proud over the
event Turning to the old black
nurse, "Aunty, said he, stroking
the little pate, "this boy seems to
have a journalistic head." "Oh,"
cried the untutored old Aunty, sooth
ingly, "never you mind "bout dat;
datii come all right in time." Lmm
mile Courier Journal. -
At the last meeting of the.N. Y.
Dt.rymen'i Association it was stated
that there were i,ow,uuv oows in uai
State, the prodaots of which amounted
to $100,000,000 anBoallj at its Itait
'"a
He i fond of penny-mackrel; he could get
in public over the defeat of Beaver.
Schweier, and the ring this veek,
MISCELLANEOUS
D. W. HARLEY'S
Is the plaee where you oan bay
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
BJTS, CJPS, BOOrS, SHOES, ASD FURS1SU1SQ GOODS.
HE is prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever offered to
this market, and at jlSTOSlSHlXGLT LOW PRICES I
Also, measures taken for suits and parts of suits, which will he made to oruV
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the place, in Hoffman's New Building, corner of Fridge m
Water s-reeU, MIFFLINTOWN, PA. Jn. 1, 1;9-U
SAM'L STRATEIi
Has constantly on hand a full variety of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOESALL SIZES,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Good of all kinds are low Come and see
and be astonished. Pants at T cents. C7 SUITS MADE TO OKDER.jj
Patterson, l a., April 16, 1879.
BUTTER-WORKER
Opanaiafl oa the prinoipU of
DIRECT AND POWERFUL
PRESSURE,
I Instead of toU'ju. grtsdlac or
attdlag upon Ui hotter. KorkalauiaaaltaewaU.
CERTAIN. EASY, QUICK.
STRONG, CHEAP.
Sand for fall deaertptlvs circulars to tha ZnTa. 'ore
and BOLZ SIAS.EKH,
POSTER BLANCHAKD'S SONS,
COMCOWO, n. m.
KENNEDY & DOTY,
(Successors to Buyers . Kennedy,)
DEALERS 13
&RAIN,
COAL.
CEMENT,
Caloined Plaster. Land Plaster,
SEEDS, SALT, fcC.
We buy Grain, to be delirered at Mifflin
town. Port Royal, or Mexico.
We are prepared to lurnish Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
.-.ESNEDT fc DOTT.
April 21.1882-tf
TDIPLES.
EBBGIIS OF TLHTin
A Gentleman who sobered for years from
Kerrous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects ol yon'MuI indiscretion,
will for the sake of sutiering humanity,
sead free to ail who need it, the receipt
and direction lor making the simple remedy
v which he was cured. Sufferer" wishing
to jToflt by the adertier's experier.ee car
do so by sddressing in perfect cotittdcnce,
JOHN B. OGDEN, 42 Cedar St., N. Y-,
June 14 f 2 1 jr.
I will mail (FreeVthereceipe for a simpl
Vegetable Balm that will remove Taa
Feeckses, PmrLES and Blotches, leaving
the skin soft clear and 'jeautil'ul: also in-
strnctions for producing a Inxariant growth
of hair on a baldhead or amooth lace. Ad -
dress, inclosiug 3c. atamp, bsa.
fc Co., 12 BarcUy St., X. Y-
Vismu
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Tbe advert Jier having been permanently
cured ol that dread disease, Cobnmption, :
by a simple remedy, U anxious to make ,
known to his Mlow-sutTerers the means oil
T .11 it. h. .i.l nd a
IU I VN
I naaa
copyef the prescription used, (free cf the date 17S1 cut in it, and waa. no
ebaro,) with th" directions for pirparinj; ; doubt KJ in that year. Hi. RaU
and using the aiue, wbirh they wul Bad , father, H5 was a Tery Wd tuau dimmr
sure Clee for Coccus, Col. Co.wsipt.! d hfi , fc fc
on, asthma, BBOstarris, ax. Fsrties; . .
wahin' be Prescription, will please ad-' l ell preserved, e0Ddenng tha
dress iter. E. A. WILSON; Fean St., lit is over a century oil. Lrnntitr
Williamaburgb, N. T., She Era.
i
A Fraakford woman was satnratii
her furniture with Dentine to dsftr.j
uueeU' and the Said exploded and bit -out
the one tide of her totise Hi
Bomber of slaughtered instets Uk-
on the rums is not stated, Dut it as
have been considerable.
A Providenoa woman found tfc- -whipping
did not subdue her soo,
to she made him drink a quart Ai:
wla. As he 'was still obdurate, (
burned his tongue with a rsd-bot py
and be succumbed. 11 is aow u. -a
hospital, and ste in jaiL
ioul good tnat ratuson 1
and keep your mule well
ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAMUKL STKAYEK.
Miscellaneous.
at tan
CENTRAL STORE
MAIX STREET,
2nd Doob North or Bridgb Stbbt,
Miltl in town, Pa.,
Calls the attention of tbe publio to - I
following facts :
Fair Prices Oar Leader I Th
Best Goods Our Pride I
One Price Our Style! Cash or
Exchange Our Terms t
Small Profits and Quick Sales Our
Motto !
Out- leading Special cics.are
FRESH GOODS EVERY
WEEK
IS
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GKOCERIKS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, for Men, UWn and
Children, Quoeosware, Glassware,
Wood and Willow-ware, Oil Cloths,
and every article usually fouud in first
elass stores.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken ic
exchange for good j at highest maikei
price. Thankful to the publio for thiir
heretofore libera patronage, I roues'
tbeir continued custom ; and ask per-
, SODS from all parts of tbe COuntJ, wbc
j. .... ,
in .uuaia io cau ui see civ s:oci or
! goods.
r. ESr ESSCII ADE-
Sept. 7, 1S81.
There is at preeDt in a fence on in-.-
ftrm of j,, ,,aTilJ Rnt jn Wt8(
, . .. , . .....
est LVn
tbat bs
! cKal TOwiiso.p, a tocu pos