SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
M1FFLINT0WN :
Wednesday, January 19, 18SS
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son only, the Job Department,
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will turn out bills, for sale of
Personal Property, &( lower
ratea than ever before. A re
duction of 50 per cent will be
made, after this date on bills
printed at this office, and a no
tice of the time of sale, in the
paper, will be inserted gratis,
Parties having their bills print
ed elsewhere, can have a notice
of their sale inserted in the
Sentinel and Republican, for
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length of the notice.-
SHORT LOCALS.
Week of prayer.
Tlenty rabbits left.
New moon yesterday.
Obey the golden rule.
Sam! Lapp, is Deputy Sheriff!
The rer leaf ia no longer beauti
ful. IicrffT. end lacunas, snip manv
cows.
The boliday visitors bare gone
horae.
The Franklin Repository is 93
years old.
Th comet may be seen soon after
midnight.
Two inches of snow fell last AVed
needay night
Subscribe for the Sentitel and Re
publican and be happy.
The prayer meetings are well at
tended this week.
Many people will go West, in the
spring, irom Juniata.
Advertise in the Sentinel and Repub
lican, it Las many readers.
A. strange animal hns been seen in
the river bridge) late at mht.
A MifSin county man drove 150
horse shoes in one day recently.
Ileavv lubricating oil Las been dis
covered in Wayne county, Ky.
Tho Sabbath Scl'ool attendance, is
loss since the holidays have passed
Thomas Ouinn, of Slilforl town
ship, died on the 16th of December.
Exchange papers notice that 6kat
ing on Sunday is estenfively engag
ed in.
Robin's market car, was caught in
a wreck, and was oSF d'lty one week,
for repairs.
becrelary Chandlers eldest son
has gone to Dakota to engage in cat
tle raising.
I. D. Stroup, Auctioneer, Oriental,
Juniata Cx, l'a. If you have a sale
send for mo.
No remedy has yet been found for
the nsw disease thit is destroying
many horses in Iowa.
A reduction cf 5!) per cent h&3
boen made on prices formerly charg
ed for printing Fale bills.
The Shermer property at Thomp
aontewn, has been purchased by
Elihu Bcnnor for $2,710.
Jacob C. Lamberson, of Tulton Co
haikd and cribbed 115 bushels of
corn in 12 Lours, lust fal'.
Lematown peopla expect the rr.il
road company to put np large chops
at that place nest rammer.
A groat many men think highly of
the Bible, because it says. "Take a
little for th Etomacli's sake.
The New York Snu, has remem
bered us, in sending a handsome
Calender, for 1S83 Thank you.
'Tht anthracite coal trade of east
ern Pennsylvania has now reached
nearly thirtv millions of tons annual
It"
The oldest optical house in Amer
ica is th'.t of W. M. and J. C. McAl
ister, 728 Chestnut street Thiladol
phia. The Lutherans, of Licking Creek,
under the pastoral guidance of Rev.
E. E. Berry, hare held a revival
meeting.
Down in Delaware, the musk rat
is considered first rate meat for peo
ple to eat. So savs tho Wilmington
Oazette.
The Democratic County Commit
tee, elected James North, of Patter
son, a member of the State Central
Committee.
NOTICE
During the Holiday Season, will
give Special low prices. All organs
for "Thirty day only. W. II Aixzs.
To-morrow the 11th, the Legisla
ture in joint session will open and
count, and publish the returns of
the late election.
The pedigree of the tale bearer
runs back to Moses. The great law
giver had a good deal to say about
the tale bearer.
A Lewistown man violated the
Sunday law, was arrested, and fined,
but Le couldu't pay the fine and was
sent to jail for six days.
Acknowledgments are hereby ten
dered to E. E. Higbee State superin
tendent of Public instruction for a
copy of his annual report.
There are 300 applicants for the
position of pages in the Ilonse at
Harrisburg, and 250 applicants for
the positions of scrubbers.
Henry Fulton, formerly of this
county, but now a citizen of Mon
tana recently sold an acre of ground
in that far off place for ?19,G00.
This slang does raise the very
mischief. When a handsome young
wife went to a hardware store to get
one of those wooden contrivances to
mash potatoes and said, "I want a
masher, every man m the store from
the boss to tho 6tove blacker, stalled
to wait on her."
SHORT LOCALS, j
Communion semoe will be held' in
the Chapel Presbyterian churoh build
ing on Sunday, January 21.
F. F. Robm, will pay half a eent per
pound, for bones delivered in Patterson.
St.
Oa Wednesday night last, the wind
blew at the rate of 141 miles an hour
at Mount Washington. The signal
officers appreciated their snug quar
ters. Communist Most charges 25 cents
admission to his lectures, but is care
ful not to practice what he preaches.
He is careful not to divide with the
crowd.
One of the Jonathan Weiser farms
located in the east end of this coun
ty was sold by the heirs on the 21st
day of last December, to L. C Kline
for 8,172.
Tub supply of the beautiful this win
ter is sparing enough to keep those,
who love to sleigh constantly wishing
that'the enow might be more freely
dealt out.
Ovrinsr to a change in the time of
holding court and granting hotel li
censes, about twenty hotels in jjer
anon Co.. have closed their bars for
a period of 10 days.
An exchange says ; Put a double-
barreled, wir twisted, double -back-
action, 6ure-death padlock on your
coal house and Your winter's fuel
won't cost you so much.
The terse synopsis of Governor
Ileyt's message, as published in this
ieouo, was prepared, and put id type by
one of the bove. connected with the
Senltnel and Republican
The Cambria Co., freeman fays;
"There are 'l.ioU laoeuaees, and it we
knew them all, you bet we oould make
it lively in every tongue for tbe chaps
who owe us and won't pay."
Jefferson Davis, writes and denies
that he eloped with General Taylor's
daughter in 1835. He also says
that uo hard feeling ever existed be
tween the General and himself.
Tbe Lutherans in Newport started
a week to soon, to observe tbe week of
craver. On the first evenine of their
early strt they observed their mistake
and olosed tbeir meeting till tins weeK
Most, the Communist, is making
no progress in Lis effort to convince
American?, that the man that makes
ona dollar a dav. must even np with
the man that makes fifty cents a day.
A Union Co., man fired at a chicken
thief one night, and to bia surprise, he
shot a woman, who was stealing bis
chickens. Tbe contents of tbe farmer's
gun filled tbe woman's bips, with shot,
making paintui, tint not dangerous m
tlo wounds.
The long evenings are at hand,
subscribe for the Sentinel and Republi
can a pleasant newspar companion
full of news and information that will
do you and family good during the
winter nights and clays to come.
Immense Eednction in Furniture
I will sell for cash on delivery on
ly, during the mouth of January
Mr regular Chamber suit for $18.00
" 2i.00 - 2 1.00
" 27.60 " " 22.50
" SO.OO 25.00
8.00 carpet lounge
(12) springs) 6.
' 7.00 Kaw Silk " 6.J
" " 6.00 Rep ' 4.60
And other goods at a corresponding raduc
tir.n. Parties commencing housekeeping
this sr.rinc would do well to call at the
FURNITURE &. CARPET store of
JOHN S. GRATBILL,
JliCHntown Fa.
Two young ladies in a Bedford
sin "in :r school fell to fiffhting a few
evenings ago, and that set the beaux
to fighting and before it was all over
almost every one in the room had
taken a hand in the aS'air.
A teachers district Institute, wa
held in the school bouse in this place
last Saturday. The In;titute will be
open next Saturday, January 13, at
o'clock A. M.. for sccli business as is
usually brought before an institute.
There will also be an atternoon session
Our friends who are indebted for
two or more years' subscription to
the Sentinel and Republican are earn
e3tly requested to make payment
without delay. We have names on
on our mailing list, who owe ns for 6
eight and some over ten ycare.
Scran ton church circles are excit ed
by one preacher suing an other for
libel. A temperance preacher, said
about a brother preacher, that every
Sunday before he goes to preach Le
takes a few ounces of whisky to
braco him up, and that's what the
suit is about -
The Fulton Republican says : Eli
iah Jennings claims the belt ae
coon hunter in this neck of niinois
woods. On Tuesday, the 19th nit.
while chopping wood m the river
bottom in Liverpool township, Le
felled a hollow maple tree, in which
he found and captured ten full grown
coons, one of which weighed twenty
pounds.
DO NOT FORGET.
Do not forget that at Hess's Pho
tograph Gallery you can get any
6tnall picture enlarged for 75 cents.
Also anything that is made in Pho
tography, you can get here done np,
in first cIhss style. All the latest
8trle pictures, such as Cards, Cabin
et?. Promenade, Pannel Boudoir,
&c, &c. Frames of all kinds cheap.
Trial List.
The following civil cases Lava been
put down for trial at the February
term of court, leSi.
John B. M. Todd, vs Samuel
Murphy.
Louisa C Todd, who survived
Margret Todd, vs. Richard Doyle,
and B. F. Crozier.
B. F. Oliver vs. The Pennsylvania
Mutual Aid Society.
J. B. M. Todd vs. John Dealing.
Mary Ragan, vs Overseers of the
Poor, of the ttorough ol Mimintown.
Daniel Knouse vs. Amos 1 ocht
Welunarton Uoon, lor use, vs
James M. Boon.
Eli Campbell vs. Mathias Stump,
and Samuel Kline, Executors of
Ezekeil CampbelL
Solomon Dressier, for use, vs Frank
Portzline.
Jacob Bergy vs. The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
Butler, in bis inaugural message,
told the Legislature, of Massachusetts
that he ia in favor of extending tbe
ieht of suffrage to women. Will tbe
women now return tbe oompliment and
tell tbe Governor, that they wish to ex
tend tbe presidency to him in 1881.
Mrs. Lanetrv explained to a report
er of the Chicago Tribune the other
day that Mr. A. J. Langtry, who ar
rived in New York recently from
Europe, is a cousin of her husband's.
He lives in Brooklyn. W hen asuea :
"Then there is no prospect of your
husband coming just now T" she re
plied ; "I am sorry to say no. Poor
man, he can t spare the time to come
over just now."
A sausage 70 feet long, that weigh
ed 50 pounds, was made by a Franklin
Co. man.
An other pupil died at the S. O.
School some days ago, being the
second death in the school. The
percentage of sick scholars, and the
number of deaths in the school Las
been uncommonly small, considering
the number of pupils that are con
stantly in attendance. It is the nat
ural course of things for every com
munity, whether it be a school, town
or county, to always have a certain
percentage of the people on the sick
list, and to have a certain number
annually. The management at Mc-
Alisterville school must have been
good to have had bo few sick, and so
few die.
A Pittsburg paper 6avs : The sea
son of killing deer closed on Satur
day, December 30, and iv. D. hmith,
a noted nimrod of Altoona celebrated
the event by killing three of the wary
animals at one shot-. hen discov
ered by Mr. Smith they were stand
in? in such a position that the ball
from his rifle broke the back 'of one,
passed through the body of the see
ond back of the shoulder and lodged
in the neck of the third. Mr. Smith
has killed a large number of deer
within the past few years, but this is
the first instance in which he ever
succeeded in bagging more than one
with a single shot.
The following items of interest
have been handed in by a friend
Red Bank school in Milford twp.
has in its possession a geometrical
box and figures, purchased witli the
proceeds of an entertainment held
by the school Geveral yeas since.
An eight day clock and Webster's un
abridged dictionary, valued at 15
purchased with money raised in the
district through the efforts of Miss
Carrie E. Guss, daughter of William
Gus by subscription.
Chambers Encyclopedia, worth
$20, is about to be purchased for the
school from the proceeds of an en
tertainment held oa Christmas eve.
This will be tho first set purchased
for a school in the count v.
A set of outline maps, and Lan
caster school Mottoes are owned by
a citizen of the district, which the
school has free access to. The price
of these were 21. Observe, this is
about G0 of books and apparatus,
which belong to the school.
The following was sent bv despatch
from Washington on the 3rd inst :
The stories of a combination of claim
ngents to work public opinion and
influence Congress in the passage of
the bill to give forty dollars a month
pension to ex 6oldiers who Lave lost
an arm, or a leg, or a hand, or a loct
have been set at rest by representa
tives of the Grand Arniv of the Re
public in this city, who Lave made a
full investigation. The Ncbriitka
man wLo was the reputed claim
agent proves to be corresponding
secretary of a committee of es-sol-diers,
appointed at the reunion at
Grand Island. Neb., last August.
The movement started in Philadel
phia. among the soldiers, and has,
k appears, been confined to them.
A few ti ashmgton claim agents who
run soldiers' papers, are merely
claiming credit of the soldiers' work.
Mr. S. L. Barrett, of Columbus Neb.,
the agent nbove alluded to, writes
that he has sent over 5,009 names.
The blank form of petition inclosed
corresponds wilh those filled in both
houses. Should the bill pass no
claim agent could get a fee out of it,
as the existing certificates already
show disability and no application
would be required.
List of Jurors.
The following is the list of jurors
for February term of court drawn on
the 30th of December:
oiakd jrr.otts.
Delaware TVrn. BranlhoSer, V. A.
Toomey.
Lack Andrew Tester, John Campbell.
Fermanagh Wm. B. Homing.
Milford Shelhnrn Robison, W. L. Cun
ningham, Lyman Anghey, Cloyd Horning,
8. R. Walter.
Walker Henry n'ostetler, Jerome Hei
txr, Robert Crozier, George Parker.
Spruce Hill George Ubil, George Pat
terson. Turbott Jackson Ritzman.
Patterson A. C. Peweil.
Beale Wm. Zimmerman.
MiOlintown L. B. Etka.
Snsqnehanna A.'M. Earner.
Tnscarora J. B. Ferguson, James Wi
ley. Faytte Joel Shirk.
MTIT JCKOat.
Beale D. B. He Williams, S. II. Martin,
James Coder, S. B. Pannebaker.
Lack Alex. Wallace, Wm. N. Henry.
Milford John C. Partner, Lewis Bnrch
field, W.S. Switzer.
Monroe David Nace, Jacob Page, Isaac
Pile, Peter B. Zong, John Amich.
Walker Palmer Shellenberger, El! Far
leman, Wm. Eagler, Siranel Tyson, Jack
son Hontt, John Moo tier.
Fayette Christian Ehrenzelier, Henry
Bay, John Carney.
MifBintown N. A. Elder, ' Jr., Henry
Hawk.
Susquehanna John Weiser.
Thompsontown Miller D. Kepler.
Turbett George W. Fink, SamT Weim
er, Stewart Bench, Janiea Coons.
Greenwood G. A. Lyter, John Fogle
man, Paul Cox.
Spruce Hill A. B. Neely, James Brv-
aer.
Delaware Uriah S human, David Martin,
Eli Miller. Alfred Nickle.
Fermanagh John Jacobs.
Patterson Henry DehufT, Sr., William
Beale.
Port Royal Smith DeBtay, John W.
Speddy.
Tnscarora W.!C Fisher, James Will.
Urns, Abraham Bnrd.
The Sort of People That One Meets
at Dances.
TBI DEBCTASn.
Who thinks the world all roses,
Who loves at sight the first man who
proposes;
Believe that each admirer ia sincera,
And cannot bear that men at love
ahonld sneer.
TBB XBAT TOCSd HAB,
With high, well starched collar.
Ad4 expectations ! Ready cash a dol
lar; Who dances like a well-made dance
machine.
And wears a most depressed, indiffer
ent mien.
TBB EXOWISe OIBL,
Who's waltsed through several seasons,
Not married yet 1 bat then she has ber
reasons.
Who's alwavs dressed with choice that
makes girls jealous;
To please her partners this ona is most
zealous.
TBB BAB OP TBABS,
Ko longer pleased with folly,
Who thinks that dancing'a good, but
supper's jol'.y :
Frafers to spend bis time in conversa
tion,
With perhaps, to sweeten it, the least
flirtation.
TUB CLEVER Gilt,
Who's groat on education,
Whoso talk is lofty and of long dura
tion ;
Who acorns frirolity, neglects her
clothing-
Lores Women s Rights, and looks on
men with loathing.
THE KERVOrS BAB,
Who stands up in a corner,
Tbe very image of a new Jack Horner;
The sort of a man who asks (whilst
hyly glancing
At his lair partner), "Are you fond of
dancing ?"
TnE PRETTT OIBL,
Of whom men ak, "Who ia shet"
And women murmnr that she's far too
gushy ;
Of whom few gness, who meet her win
some glances,
She has a heart, a thing apart from
dances.
THE TAUE TOl-XO BAX,
Who Ulki about the weather,
And hopes yonr step and his go well
together.
Agrees to every singlo word you utter,
Can't dance a bit, and then begins to
stutter.
tiie ANXiors aim,
"Not beon out much before,"
But vory willing to go out much more;
Who, when she's a.'ked todancu, looks
very grateful,
Likes grown up men, and thinks that
boys are hateful.
TFJE FLIRTING KtX,
Who falls in attitudes,
Taihs to each girl of lore in platitude?;
Looks lingering leeks rhich seem to
breathe devotion,
And doesn't feel, bi:uso!f, the leist
emotion.
THE FAST TOl-SO MA 5,
Who drops in for an hour,
Who generally wears somelargn, white
flowers ;
Who quotes from comic songs, sad
smells of smoking,
And has a great propensity for joking.
tde cnir-Rufx,
Who sits v. ith smile so weary.
To her a d.vico must be thing right
dreary ;
Who bcaxns npon yonng mon with lots
of money ;
For pooryor.ng men her looks sro rot
so sunny.
TDE fifSEr.AL CSOKD.
The average nan and maiden,
With nvcr too much brain or beauty
laden ;
But he will see, who at tfcete lines once
glanc?c,
Tbe sort of people that one meets at
danses.
Belgraria.
1.CS1
Only so much tho less
One heart bas fallen away ;
It took no light from the sun,
Ho splendor out of the day.
The sunshine seems the samo,
And the epil tints on the sea,
And fhefolden-rod's yellow !!s!;e
Yet something has gone from mtf.
One heart, ene heart the less,
When 1 name tho name of my friends
One love that seemed born to b'ess,
In a mirsge of falsehood ends.
The sunshine seems the same.
And the opal tints on tbe sea,
And tbe golden-rod's yellow flame
Yet something is gone from me.
Mast Climmeb.
-
"The dispatches state that there ia
a growing feeling in pome parts of
Enropo agninst the etove-pipe list.
In Berlin thi3 shows itself in the
most pronounced fanhion en the last
evening in earh year. On that night
any man who appears on the streets
in this objectionable head-piece does
so at his peril. He may escape with
his life, bnt the hat is sure to
be crushed. In Milan, Italy, this
feeling against stove-pipe hats is rot
confined to one day in the year. Of
late no man can appear on the street
any day or evening, wearing a "plug"
without being assailed with hoots
and jeers, cries of "doff that tile,"
and in case be fails to take the hint
a shower of sticks and stones.
It is said this demonstration lias
arisen from the Socialist prejudice
against the police, of whose uniform
a tall cilk hat is a part. It exists, is
carried on with unrelenting Tigor
and premises to spread."
A favorite parlor game in the west
is described as follows Tbe boys and
girls are divided into two rooms. Tbe
girls are seated in a row and each one
baa a obair in front of ber. A young
man is ushered out ef tbe other room
aod chooses bis seat. When seated the
lady behind bun, blindfolds him with
a silk handkerchief. The negro cook
then comes in from the kitchen, kisses
bim, and returns to her biding place.
The handkerchief is remozed and tbe
youth struts proudly to a seat assigned
to bim on tbe opposite side of tbe room
where be licks bis lips, with great sat
isfaction, and smiles at tbe girl who
blind-folded bim. Young man number
2 is led in and served in a like manner
to the disgust of young man No 1, and
the enjoyment of tbe female assembly.
Walnat Lear Hair R cttarcr.
It is entirely different irom all others.
It is aa clear as water, and, aa its name in
dicates, is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restor
er. It will immediately free the head from
all dandruff, restore gray hair to its natural
color, and produce a new growth where it
baa fallen off. It does not in any wsy affect
the health, which Sulpher, Sugar of Lead,
and Nitrate of Silver preperations nava
done. It will change light or faded hair in a
few days to a beantiful glossy brown. Ask
yonr druggist for It. Each bottle is war
ranted. SMITH, KLINE 4. CO., Wbola
aale Agents, Philadelphia, and HALL ai
RUCK.EL, New York.
DIED:
MoALISTEK On December 24, 1882, in
Philadelphia, Thomas W. Mc Alister, son of
N. W. Mc Alister, formerly of Juniata Co
aged about 23 years.
McKINLET On December 20, 1S82, at
HcCoysville, Allison McCoy McKinley,
aged 13 years and 7 days.
COMMEKC1L.
HIFFL1NTOWN MARKETS.
UirrxiHTOw, Jan'ifry 10, 1S83.
Butter 25
E?gs 28
Lard 15
Ham 18
Shoulder 11
Sides 12
Rags 1
MIFFLIN TOWN GRAIN MARKBT.
Corrected wecsly.
Qcotitii'XS roa To-dat.
Wednerdsy, January 10, 1S83.
Wheat 1 00
Cora, 60
Oats, 35to37
Ryu 70
Cloveraeed.... 6 oOtr-6.75
Timothy seed ............. 175
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
January 6, 1S82, Wheat $10, for Feb
ruary $1.10 was bid ; for March $1.13 was
bid ; tor April 111 was bid. Oats 45 e!s;
for April 4cts wss bid. Corn, 63 cts.
Rye GO cts.' Baldwin apples sold at $3.25
to $1.00 per bbl. Minneaot Hour at $5.00
to $1.2-3 per bbl. Pennsylvania oxtra fam
ily, $1 60 to 4.75
Large Farm at Frivat9 Sale.
The Valuable Farm cf tbe Heirs or Wil
li mi Olccscn, deceased, is off.Ted for sale.
It U located in the fertile alley of Tnsca
roia, Jtmiatt couuty, Fa., one and a Las
miles wtt of Acaiitinij, containing 240
Acres of prini'J limestone land, all in cul
tiralion, except 1-) a;res of Timber. Build
ings good, Large .Vision Hoco, Bank
Karn, K'OxM feet; V.Tag..n Sheds, Corn
Cribs, IIg Fens, Good !;ring ar.d Sprirg
Hons-', and all ether outtini'dips, alo other
ffrings and running wjt. r ; Two Orchards
bearing ch"icn fruitii. It ia wel! located,
near to churce, s.-.ho,!, mills nd st-rts,
The land is well adapted to prim sr.d prats
and (or making money tor a Hew owner, as is
well knonu, it did for many years for its
former owner. Pricu will bo reasonable,
an l time given to suit purehcr.
For terms, ice, call on James B. Ok?son,
Pleasant Vie.v, rear iarm.
FARM for SALE, in Tnscarora .Va'.ley,
near lru Mills, cont.iiniu; t,v arms near
ly al! clcariJ, the ballauca Will set with
good Litu-odk t;iubcr, only S miles from
the new proposed railroad. The lind is
not much hilly, a p srt of nhica bas been
lately lnned nst'-en acrvs of cieidovr. water
in n-.--i!y all of ihc li. Uj, Irui: in abuurt sr.ee
Lojj bank-barn, Good fraino boue Si's:i5,
all ceccssary outbuildings, A never failing
fountain ol good wa'er rnnnip.if at the door
also l.rgo Licestoise quarry about mile
distant IsiW!? toth.f:riil. Two Chinches
and Scbuiii-Joina vs i;b:a li3::-fc;:!o. Trice
8,000 or call on or addrvts
J. b. KK.VEPP,
Tern Mills, Juniata Co., Fa.,
a rorxDRY rosi sale.
A Fonr.di-y, in good order, at Johnstown
Juniata C-., Pa. Tbe engine is new. The
msliing apparatus has just been ovrrhar:ltd
and m.iiia as good a t v. h"Ti nw The shop
is large and r:ouiy. All of tho several dj
pjirtmenis are unrtiT oncrocf. The Foun
dry h.is th brst run of enstem in the
county. l;i connection with tho I'onndry
there 5', or 6 acres ct lard for sal?, fcaviug
thereon eretf-. l a L.irrri F.-nrr.e DrrelHng
lionpt, noary new, and a gofd-B!2r-t Burn.
Good Orchard, Apples, Grifei, tc. Every-convcnU-nt
ho?it th preiuiis. TTi'l
sell ail or part. For farther p-.-;uUri call
on or addrei J. II. EOGEItS,
Jobmi-.r.rn, Jnniuts Co., Fa.
A FIRST-RATE FARM, CONTAIN IN'tJ
One Hundred and Sixty Acres, in tb- best
wheat-growing district in the Stated' Ohio,
eituateS onj-haif mile trotu Av.inda rail
road station, in I'airti- Id cou:it, a:i l one
mile fnm a good y't.a. l'iie improvements
sro a large to-tory BRICK IJOUSIi (13
roonn, hall a::'l c Ji'jr), ttul !e Log Barn
and Stable, ar.d other ui:i!i:r, and a well
of good ir;t'-r. A str-.-ara cf sprin? w:itcr
trai erses the centre of tre farm. Tiiere is
a large orchard oa the promise. Will take
$70 per acre, part cili, rest in payments.
A farm adjoining sold for $100 per acre.
The reason for selling, is tiitileaiie toiuvest
in city property, in Ch-cleviil?. For in
formation address J. SWEYEK,
Circlcville, Fickavar Co., Obio.
A n.lRCCIfAKlR
To Buy a Lnrt Trad of Good Land
at a .Moderate t rice:
To a man vo desires to make farming
and stock-raising his business, this is t'.ie
greatest bargain in Juniati county.
Thrtt Hundred Arret and more, bavin?
thereon a largo Brick Dwelling Ilonse in
good condition, Barn and other outbuild
ings ; a running stream of wstcr noai tbe
door, also, good well water in yard : aa
Orchard of 8 acres, as good as any in the
county; a grove of 60 maple trees, which,
it attention were directed to, could be
turned into a jourco of income, as such
groves are in Somerset county, this State,
and as such groves are in New England.
Good timber on the farm. The firm will
produce 40 to 50 tons of bay annuilly, and
grow grain of all kinds. There is an abun
dance of LIMESTONE on the farm.
Wa repeat, this is the irreatest barcain
now offered in this county, to the man who
has energy, and de. ires to farm and raise
stock To such a man, who has a moderate
sum of money for first payment, there is a
rare chance to secure a property, that in the
nature of things must increase in value
gradually, for the period of a full genera
tion yet to co ne.
Time, 6 to 7 years, to suit purcbasr. If
yon have the inclination, the means, and
tbe pluck to dcvelopo one of the finest
tracts of land ia the county, call at this of
fice for particulais.
Miscellaneous.
(".tl week made at home by the in.
V 4 jMdustrious. Best buHPos now he-
fore the public. Capital not needed. We
will start you. Xen, women, boys and girls
wanted everywhere to work for ns. Now
is the time. Ton can work in spare timo,
or give your whole time to the business.
Iti o omcr business wm psy yon nearly as
well. No one can fail to make enonr.ons
pay, by engaging at ence. C ?tly outfit and
terms free. Money made fart easily and
honorably. Address Tare l Co.
An gnsta, Milne.
2few Advertisements.
F. ESPE1HSCIIADE,
, At TH-
CENTRAL STORE
MAI STREET.
2nd Door North of Bridge Street,
Itliffliiitowii, Pa.,
Calls the attention of tbe publio to the
followiog faoU :
Fair Prices Our Leader! The
Best Goods Our Pride !
One Price Our Stjle! Cash or
Exchange Our Terms I
Small Profits and Quick Sales Our
Motto !
'Oar leading Specialties are
FRESH GOODS EVERY
WEEK
15
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, BOOTS
AND SHOES, for Men, Women aod
Children, Queecsware, Glassware
Wood and Willow ware, Oil Cloths,
and ever j article usually found in first
class stores.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for goods at highest market
price.
Thankful to the pnblio for their
heretofore libera, patronage, I request
their continued custom ; and ask per
sons from all parts of tbe county, wben
in Mifflin to call and see my stack of
goods.
F. ESPEXSCIIiDE
Sept. 7, 18S1.
KENNEDY & DOTY,
(Successors to Buyers av Kennedy,)
DEALERS IS
It A IX,
OAIs
I.OIBER,
CEMENT,
Calcined Piaster, Lard Plaster,
8F.EIJ9, S.ll.T, AC.
We buy Grain, to bs delivered at MilBin
town. Fort Royal, or Moiico.
We are prepared to furnish Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
ke:;epy . pott.
April 2!,!FS2-tf
Complete Stock,
P. Iu GRAYIJIlMi,
McAlibterville, Pa.,
Uaa just rcti rned from tbe Eastern Cities
w i;u a Large and Complete 3 toes ot
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, QTJEEXS-WARE,
Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Cigars, Tobacco, &.C., &c.
Fartioj win fiud it greeny to then advan
tage to call and see my Stork and bear my
Price bctorrt purchasing elsewhere.
Stock Entirely New eri Fresh.
I can aczo-nriiodi te you in al:act every
i'r.iag called for in a Slore of this kind.
I'. E. GRAYBIL.li.
Oct. 2 '81.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser having been p'rmanently
cured ol tii:t dread disease, Coi;cimiption,
by a simpla remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow-sfflVrers the means of
cure. To all who desire it, b will send a
copy ef tl.e prvcript;r 3 used, (free of
charge,) with the directions lor preparing
and using the same, which they will ilnd a
sure Ccbe 'or Coccus, Colds, Co!srnrT
lon, Asthma, Bannnims, &x. F:irties
wishing the Frewrriptioti. will plese ad
dress Rev. E. A. WILSON; Kl Penn St.,
Williamsburg", N. X.,
V'ri'OTr'rop'3 re ',Ty on the
t J tX-Jlookout for chine -s to in
crease their earnings, and in time become
wealthy; those who do not in prove their
opportunities remain in poverty. We offer
a great chance to make money. Wa want
many men, women, boys and girls to work
for us right ia their own localities. Any
one cm do the work properly irom the H st
start. The business wiil pay more than ten
times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit
furnished free. No one who engages fails
to make money rapidly. You ean devote
your whole time to the work, or only yonr
spare moments. Full iufonuation aad all
that Is needed sent free. Address
Stijmos & Co., Portland, Maine.
VALUABLE FARM
PRIVATE SALE.
frtHE nndcrsigned offera at privat sale a
. desirable farm, situate in Beale town
ship, JuniaU cornty, Fa., containing
184 ACRES,
more or less, on which there is erected
Two Dwelling Houses
and a NEW BANK BARN, and outbuild
ings. This farm is sitnate on th public road, a
half-mile east of Johnstown. Thera are
about 120 acres cleared, in eond state of
cultivation. Good crcbard of fruit on the
premises. Tha woodland is well set with
choice locust limber For further particu
lars call on or adlress tbe owner,
MRS. CHARLOTTE SNYDER.
Tort Rovst Pa.
Important To Travellers.
Special inducements are oflered you by
tha Burlington Route- It will y yon to
read tbeir advertisement to be found else
wbers in this isn?.
MSCELLjIjYEOUS
D. W. HARLEY'S
It the place where you ean bay
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' &
BATS, CAPS, BOOfS, SHOES,
BE is prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever offered la
this market, and at ASTOXISHISGL T LOW PRICES I
Also, measures taken ft.' suits and parts of suits, whioh will be made to erda
at short notice, very reasonable';
Remember tbe place, in Hoffman's
Water sTeets, MIFFLINTOATN, FA.
SAM'L STRAYBR
Has constantly on band a full variety of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & GAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS' FURSISHIXO GOODS. Goods of all kinds are low Conse and see
and be astonished Fanta at T5 Cents. C7" SUITS HADE TO OKtF.R.j
Patterson, Fa., April 18, 1879.
WAGON
Vc
'TyiS? V'v-'-,
E BEST
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING WACON MADE.
Fwnwri sad TfACtrs in err locality will Had It to Mutt irtsKrt to M wU :rv the
Xjiii or iu Wi-jos benr purcLsaiEg.
B J.-. T JTOR OXllOTILAIt. AGENTS "W AIWTJBX.
175, KARRIS OK, GRAND RAPIES, MICH, j
Corc'i
Locis i Arsx-isos. Oto. J acocs, Jb
atkijsox & j.iconx,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
SflFFLIXTOWP, PA.
C-CoUerting ar.d Cor.verar.cing prompt-
ly attended to. j
dnce ol Louis E. Atkinson, Eq., south of
Bridje street. i'ct JS, lt?) I.
jyjASON IRWLV.
ATT02KET-AT-L1W,
MIFFLISTO H'A, JUS1.1TA CO., PA.
E7" All bnsiness promptly attended to.
Orrica On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House square. iu7, '8J-ly
JACOB BEIDLER,
ATTOP.NET-AT LAW,
MIFrLINTOW.V, PA.
CyCollecii'T-s atfecli d to promptly.
Ofici With A. 3. I'stterson Esq, on
Grids street. FebSj.'JiO
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician and Snrgcon,
MIHLISTOWS, i'A.
Oibce hours from 9 A. a. to 3 p. .. Of
fice in bis residence, on Third street, op
posite ilfthoilut parsonage. octTJ-tt
J-J M. CIIAWFORD, M. D.,
Has resumed actively the practice of
Medicine and Surgery aud their coiU;enl
branches. Office at the old corner of Tb'rd
and Orange streets, Mifliintown; Fa.
Jfsreh ll'J. 1S?5
J M. BRAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.Icvitmii, Juniata Co ,'Pa.
Orrtcs formerly occupied by Dr.Sterrett.
ro!- -siuna! bUuae3 prompriy attended to
at all ho trs.
John Mclaughlin,
INSURANCE AGENT,
PORT ROYAL, JCX1ATA CO., PA.
ETrOnly reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, i:;3-iy
ii
Continues the practice of Medicine and ;
Surgery ar.d all their collateral branches, j
Oibce at his rasicenc? in McAlisterville. ;
Feb 9, 1876.
ni.LliM BELL.
AGENT AND DEALER IN
Farmers sad Mcchjr'cs Micbinery.
ilirainto'fa, Jn-ii..?a County, Fa.
Otllre on 6ri:!ge s'rsrst cpjiojte South
side of Court i!our.
Nov. 8,
Iron Cily DtisiscM C ollege.
The most complete Institution in tho
United States for the thnror.gh practical
edncstion of yenng n-l midJlc scd men.
Enter at any time.
For crrcule-rs giving fu'.l pir'icubrs, address
J. C. SiiHII, A. w.,Fi;:burg, Ta.
Speciil .Vdices.
A Great Cins3 cf Enz&n Misery I
Is the IiOm of
How l.ont, How Ilextorod.
Just pnblished, a new edition ot liK.
CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED E3SAT
on the radical curt of SpxavATORKHon or
Seminal tV'eafcnes, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, IjiPOTEsfT, Mental and Physical
Incapacity, Impediru-ii.ts to Marriage, etc. ;
also, Cosscmpiiom, EmrrsT ard Kits, in
duced by sell-indulgence or sexual extrav
agance, fee
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty
years' successful practice, that the alarm
ing consequences of self-abuse may be rad
ic 'My cured ; pointing out a mode of enre
At once simple, certain, and effectual, by
means of which every sufferer, no mattei
what his condition may be, may enre him
self cheaply, privatolv, and radically.
GTTbis Lecture ahonld be in tbe hands
of every youth and every man in the land
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any addres3, pott-paid, on receipt of six
cer's, or two postage stamps. Aldress
THE CULYEnWELL EPICAL CO,
41 Ann 3i., New York.N. Y.;
nne8-ly Fost-Cflice Eox 400.
CAITIO XOTICE.
persons are herebv cauticned
A LL
Xi against B&hing or bunting, g-tibering
berries, or rrossinir fields, or in anr otter
war trevs4ir.! on the lands of tbu undur-
j 1 0
STgncn
J. ?. Kt:rrr.
AD VER TISE-WEJYTS.
BOYS' CLOTHING
AND FURXISHIXQ GOODS.
New Building, corner of Bridge aid
J"- 1, 1 -
SA1ICEL STRATER.
ON WHEELS-
THE OLD AST) RELIAE! S
The boat u ia cnfpMit. tTttry wv
fun
ana noao wet n"n ua su-tary cniii
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U-naapi tJifcrfc:wjrrij$iilex.-feS3,
CT
JOSEPH HTG CO.,
MiSH.'WAK. ivn.
d-4KKi and th bortt w- rt fitr-ir;.
m -ilniple, ffi-:ist.conTi.-iitr'i dur-
iul-s. Th.7 coat'nue to b
I THE STANDARD CHVBN THE
cousTar.
TRY ONE,
Send for full Descriptive Circu'ars ta
PORTER KLAM'IIARD'S SONS,
CONCOvO, H. H.
PIMPLES.
XltHGES F TOT TH
A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Frimatnr Decay,
and ail the effects ot youtlitul indiscretion,
will for the sike of suffering humstiity,
send free io ail w ho need it, the receipe
and direction for makir.g the simple remedy
by which he wss cured. Sutli-rers wishing
to profit by the advertiser's experience can
do so by addreinir in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDfcN, 42 Cedar St.. N. Y.,
June 14 1 yr.
I will mail (Free)'thereceipe for a simpl
Vegetable Baiw that will remove TaS
FaiCKiEs, PiaPLES and Blotches, leaving
the skin soft clear and beantiful; also in
structions for producing a luxuriant growth
of hair on a baldhead or smooth face. Ad
dress, inclosing 3c. stamp, Bits. Vamdilp
k Co., 12 Bnrclay St., N. Y.,
Wohr.vJcoresinlS leading Cities,
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