IOTim& REPUBLICAN MirruNTowN. TTss"tlar. reb'ry 14. IMS. B. F. SCHWiilEK, nvrroa at morumon. tjt.i-j.LS.-'j. - Genres, lo.ida the railroad vrret'k ra in tuo Legislature. lie belong to the GasEidy ring. "Os hun.lred and txont j-twa dele gates attended the Prohibitum Con T6ntioa at Ilarri&barg. last Thursday Mb. Spooler, the member "f is'atuie, from Perry Oj., has a bill before the bouse legalizing the ne of fish baskets for tue purpose of fateh.ng eeis ia lie Juauta river. Gotk: ixoa Pattisojt, issued aa ad dress to tiie Legislature, iS6t week. Tart of the aJdrea was good, bat ia the ma; a it was a seasoning disii to the nog of wre.-kcrs, Ciseidy, Gordon and company. : 'Iks Peaa-vlvani Railroad Com panyhas drterouned to put dourn j ail -.g6iuer eve iracjia, Dciween jiar- nsourg and MiJJ!rtotvri. ins ground was reentiy inspected by Vice President Thomson." "Ex-Sex VT95 A Wilson Nortis.who reported tue 6 ipre:ue Court de-.'is-ions for pix veaia, has cmp'.eted his la.st volume oi reports, aad resumed the active practice. Adareaa 259 South 1th St., x'liiiM ie.pliia Ove of the exKSHOua oi the aver- ' . , i Bffe cruwa of men, i to denounce railroads ard corpjraiioiis. and whea they have expended tueir den.incii tory feelings on that point, they turn aad as earnestly denounce everybody bni themseives for not advocating the budding of m-jre r.-iilruada, and for noi,aJvo;'atiiig the etablisliiag of more laanufaotmiag establishments. Do .vn in Main, the prohibitionists propose to prevent the use of cider, a a beverage. Would ut it bo just as well for tae prohibitionists to paue a fflomi at or two, or ct least loug enough to catoh a breath of common senso. Combress talked on tbe tariff ques tion tid the business is qa;te well stagnated. So one class ot men de clare; aa other class of men are just as positive in their declarations tuat it is too much business, aud over production that has produced the preseat stagnation. Ir Most, the German foreigner, who is goiag fiom eity to city, in this country, delivering an incendiary speech an communism, would gattier an hundred or two of his kind of peo pie. and take up a tract of the pu'olic land, and organize a community un 1 er PTich rul- as hejtalks sb jnt be could teach the w;rld how much there is in his theory. But that is not what the blatherskite wishes to do. His ambition is to deli vt-r abusive speeches .an.! take a collection. J ue Co tion is for Most. A Pkitadii fhh reporter, t eprocen ripg the Times cad-d ou many Phil alclphians one day hfd we k to Je irn their dcsireas to tue rem viug of the rspitoi freai Uarrisburg to Pail.id- phia. The desire for suvh a consa maticn was universal with the excep tion of one citizen r.aaied ritantou, and he aid, "Oh for G-as sake doa't bring tbe capitol here ; Phila delphia it bad enough ahead-."' Tae Phiiadeldhiana fay that Mv.-noria! IIa.1, the art gallery of the Centen nial show is a suitable building for a Ste house. "Thu Governor of Rhode Island, in bis anausi racssao de.arvS that 25 por cent, of the children of schooi aga :n that State do rot attend nnv school, pnt lic t private : tbnt tlie number of non-attendants ia :adily increasing : that the ratio of illilt t-a-y in Rhode Island is gieat r tl aa that in any other Northern Stste, and that the percentage of native born citizens, who cannot read and write is twice as great as ia other parts of New England. Thero is e surprise of somesigaificanca in these statements." Dtrr.nta the lata State Sanatoria! ontet,t in the Curlisle district Mr. Bossier, who was a candidate, sent a eook book 1 1 quite a tumuer of la dies, whose Lmdwni are Democrats. The Democrats, now charge thd giv ing of the boobs us bnltry. There is no telling whtt may grow out of the contest, the coidc books my o work upon tho r-fi.rruers tha? the Democrats whose wives received a boak may petition the L;-giMature to pass a law that every man that gives his wife a kiss on Sunday, is ou the road to perdition, aud in the neit world shall be A bill in the Legislature proposes to amend the constitution of the State, bo that the number of Sena tor's shall be reduced to 30, and tbe numlnr of representatives to 50. The late new constitu'.ion is in a most grevious fundamental law. Its pionsterons extravagant provisions in full are cot here mentioned, but two notable provision, may be point ed out It increased the number of the Courts in the State. It increas ed the number of Senators and Kep rosentatives. thereby multiplying the expenses without giving an equiva lent to the people in improved gov rmrcfnt. The people of this cenntry are a great and prosperous people, bnt from the utterance of many agitators an effjrt is being made to break down, all, or nearly nil the harriers of intercourse between this govern ment and the governments of the old world, by wbich act, all people, good and bad, and all kinds of articles of merchandise, and trade may be ad mitted free, or witbont questiou, or tariff. To the time server, the mm and woman, that care but for to day, nch a system of inter-national iater course tnav do, but it does not suit the American, who looks to the fa ture. The population now doubles itself every 25 years- There are 50, 000.001). her. One hnudred years hence, the grand children of the peo ple row livirg vill witr.e?r this country filled with people, and the opportunities of securing a living reduced to the plain of p pulous dis tricts iu the old world Such a state of affairs is in store for the people of this country, in view of that fact, would it not be welL now, that we are vet a century on this side of a crowded stale of population to shut the door on at least 75 per cent of the kind of people, and goods that c'niw h"T frrtm foreign roitnrriw. i f-irriTaistnrii istiin'ii FiATiR are hit in 5eT Mexico that an Indian outbreak ia soon to take A. Clsb-. irns, Texas paper, eaye ; Scrcr&l parties in tbi3 city gratified their curioMiy this week in a walk half a mile south of town to risit per haps the largest cat ranch in Texan, or for that matter, in America. The caU, we prtwdme, are the property of C-loccl B. J. Chambers, Ia the eauamcr of 18S1 the whe ifc on the farm was threshed and a considera ble quantity of straff was 'aft in rail pen. They have multiplied until now at least 50J rats black, wbita, yellow, gray, s-votted in fact every color ktioivn to the feline tribe, to say rothing of kittens can be seen with but httla trouble by visiting the pecs. ffAsaixoTOx, D. 0., wai interested in to wed hags, last week. Adngh- tr-r ' ex Sacretary Blairj wa mar ried. A daughter of Attorney Gea erii Brewster was married. While gowjj; to the church, to attend the marnge of the latter, President Ar thur s carnage coaUiaiag himeel aad daughter was ran into by a car riage in the rear, and the pole of the atter brote t&ronh a nanel. but ilul . T . not (strike either of the occupants. Oa h;s retai n from the church, how ever, the wheels of President Arthur's carnage became locked with those of several others, aad, finding that his alroadv damaged vehicle could bft extricated without long delay .u, 1-,.;.1.4 i i !!. the President abandoned it and walk ed home, with his daughter, through the rain. Abont 1 30 on tbe morning of tbe 11th iustaot quae a severe scoot cf j aa earthquake wai I tit ail througn tuia i oectiun ot tveutackv. it was particular ly severe to ibe eeighborbood oi Keei toot and me laud iu tbat viointiy oom ineuced Biuking agaio. Many coanges re eaid to bsve lake j place ai.mg tbe aSlt mua i,rl bank oi Re.tuot Lake, la Lake Co , ' A cly wa:ked out of tho parlor Tennessee, a geutleuiaa named Wade, J door lie saw a maa wa.K oat of a uo lived between toe bauk and tbe i dour on lUe tamo side, at tae other Luis, lost hie eoure I arm ot more f:in lead of tae Had. 100 acres. The etiuuk ot the 11 lb awoke both himself and family it was su aevere tbat ail ot lot in Hid trout the bouse to tue bluff la tbe rear tor safe ty OuiyasUoil diatauoe from his reaideoee tuev came across a bugh crack or fiura id toe eartti soma tea feet wi'ie. Tly bad no mus of a-er-taiumg its depin in liie darkness, aod Mr. V aile aud hie sons returned to tns huue aud btcurcd piauks, whicli they threw over it aa a -temporary briefer, lo tue mornibg tbe opeumg m di-cov -red to he trout la to 'Z0 leet in deprh. Trie car. LquHke Lad sunk all tbj.ronnd from the lake rhore nearly np to the iiouse, aud aiso, by a peanliar treak, tiir.wu its butfh crok auite around me ' peintses and swallowed up thn rad 1 ith the exopp-loa cl a little spot en winch the baue stand, tbe whole of cc-.Mr ade h farm l now prrniaurdtlv a-ided to the lake and la envernd with water. B'txeen 4 aud 5 bandied ere of a tiiorot lmds are aiao Jub niergt'd. IS'ot lar from Air. Wade'a ' plao, at t tie time of the ocuurience cf the phenomenon, a party of honk-rn w-re encamped The wer awakened & th- siin- k aod ooutpeltrd toabtiidun all their lives, tbe w iter came m upou them so rapidly. Tbey also were stop ped by the suditeo opening in tne ground, and hurricdiy threw a narrow bridge "t f-nae rails acrcots it. The newly f-ank- n land lies on the et aide of the laka. The 5ure t-liend-t for a :rg diitanoe ja-it at the f"ot "t the bluff- and Varit-s c msi lerably in width and depth Ptdueab Nwa. Forbid inti.xirati:ig no-truuia and use Prkrr' Ging.T Tcni:- In yonr lamily. t his de'.ii ions re;n1y nrvrr tntoxica:''", is a true b cn l rnd brxin tool, and Hiding all , the vittil tUMCtions never 'ai's tn invigorate Mary Citm-iiBi Aiaes ..ivs that when the total abstinence wornon called on Garfield, to ask hi:n wheth r he intends! to exclude wine from tbe White Hous, hiB mmner was cold and nngiaci'jus, as though he feit thi'ir prt;seuc to be an intrusion and tueir p!oa an iinperiinence. 'Tf a Christian temperance man cauid so use ns, what could we expect t-f a tuaa of the woi'.d." aud here she meant Arthur, "who everybody knew had wiae in hiB cellar and ou hia ta ble ? We expected to be snubbed, End went with fer and tumbling." Bat they were as much surprioed at tae interview with Arthur as tiity had been at that with Garfield. The former said, in the kiudtst tones : 'Ladies, you know that I do not pretend to be a temperance man in the sense that you understand the word. I drink wine and give it to my friends, but no less I feel the honor done me in the vmit of so ruary good and earnest woinen de voted to the cause of temperance. He also shsd a tear or two while a pathetic spec-h wa3 I eing made to hira: and when somebody remarked that they ought not to consume any more of his valuable time he repaed cordially : "My time is not 60 prec ious that I do n:t wish to speak per sonally to you ftll." So he was in trodaced to the whole delegation of 200, and "had each one been a queen he eon'd not have addressed her with more tuaiked deference of tone." He gave each womsn a flower, too, and ne she went out "nhs feit happy, however it might be with the tem perance cause."" Yon can keep your hair abundant and gl-nay, anp retain ita youihl ul color, with Farker'a Hair BUam. The experience cf politioians in chas ing each otter around iu J uuiata auriug during eleetion times is interesting to listen too, but none of tbe narrative that wa have ever listened to cornea np to the fi. lowiug one told by the Little Rick Gaittte Yta-u Colonel Single tjc was a candidate tor Coi. cress from ! one ot tbe hit I districts ot Arkansas be bad a rich experUuce. He oo be came the butt ot his opponeuta jokes, and as there were 10 aspirants tor tbe position his lite was an exaggerated burden. Ouee when the candidates on horgeback wrre g"ing to toeet an ap pointment of oratorical contest, Single ton fed behind, determining rto longer to sobmit to tbt-ir raillery. The party passed out of sight, leaving tbe d if con solats candidate to his owo refleotions. A light lain bad fallen, and wbea tbe party crs-ed a broad, shallow creek. one young fellow cor.eeived the idea of a joke '-Suppose," said be that we take off onr coats and wait until Sin gleton comes tn sight, when we will pot them on, giving to fiiro the tmpres- ; r; I tj;mr.LW-, ia.insiia aT.i-";uii sadta'iii aliasassaasw. spemrws (ica (hat the creek ia e'er p. We'll not pty anything to him, aod he wilt think we wt hi n to long in tt wr." The idea u aoted on. Pretty ioon Singleton earns aloag. 'That's all right," he jelled when be saw lbs turn hurriedly patting on their aoats. "I understand joa. Want mi to get wet, ah. He dittnoanted, and although the dty was fetrlnllj cold, he took off; his elothes, mounted aod aiefallT guiding the horse he entered the strram. Tbe water wag not store than 6 inches dep, and when be peroeivod the oruel joke be stood np to the stirrups aod began to swear, when bis domes fell into the water and began to float away. In attempting to reaoh over and regain then be fell, and hi borne staggering. stepped oo bim. aim rase was terri fic, sod when he arayed himself in bis garoinDta, be borrowed a gun at a neighboring boose aad chined his op rnneots Elteen milen, totally forgetting his appointment to speak. Thorns JitnHt. Vtt Cmikm!. Pj. aM-a I , u ..i n, -....ii .... u.t ......... . pain ia tbe alio, dimness aad lDdlge-;von J. IVL D. Keily, Clerk, and Jim Hwttt, Sheriff, vt Uuroll couutj. caiae 10 Atlanta ana uetet uuroa w call on Governor StepUeua. Before doing a, they took a suave, had ttieir fiair trimmed and J) ked up in new suits. Tae hail door of tae mansion was opeu and the viwtore, noticing tun lunn at Hir nt.ij.T Hn.l of tli h .ii. Wti.ked in. As Uiey passed tut thresuold they bowed aad touched tueir hats gracefully. The uieu ut the louver eud ol tue hall did the eauie. i'hey motioned us to go in this parlor,' Bald Kehy, turning to tae ngat an-l wa.king ia. Aiter Silting tat re awnile llo w.:; eaid : "Are joa bui e tuat toil jr told ua to oouio in here T ' its, saM Aelly; "hut lil go Did you s.iy in there?" Kelly asked, beckoinug back into tue par lor. iatauWy taa aiau at tae otaer eud beckoueU ock to tae parioi' aud Keliy re-eatereu it- "lle wtve iiUl in here, Jim. 1 saw Lira agan 1 ' Aaother long wait. At last both visitors got uneay ani deieriaiaed to try it tignia irom tae tune Mor, lower do a. ilc.it ai.a Kelly again motioned towoid tae pariur. li-ey started Oack, Wnttl Ko.ly stop ped ead.lMaly, gazeU lateutiy at tue two mua i.ca tueu eiiooi uis hcaiL the Oali Ueaaea man aoU tUu uuil aid tue wmo taiug. lie tuen iiiied ais leg ana the Oa.d tioaUcd uiau uia tue same thing. "Jjooit nt-re, Jim," 6aid he, '-I'll be stamped if we aiu't bt-ea taikng to ourflVfS all tLe tltut). la.it tiid of tbe house is n looatug-glass." Aud that'n just waai- it was. At lanta Contiuuuon. KbV. Dr. Hicks, (in:.aa'B spirit ual aducr, during the last d:tva if ti a-BHHMj ia this wonu, his sued a nnai!er of cewrpaptrs lor pabhsa iug s anttaiafr ab-mt tho d.sposal of tne bones ot the murderer. Pittsburg Methodist preachers bare been disouasir faith em". Rev. John Htli believes that such cares are p-i-bi yet. Per Contra, Bv. T. N. Ea tou luioks there is too much credulity in tbe cburcb and is of tbe opinion that most of the alleged cures attested are in rt'.rvoa diseases whioh are larg ly dt-pendeut on tbe will power Uist Annie I.ftn, Philadelphia, Ta. mt "I bare taken Bron'a Iron fitter a a tnic and ccnaiaer It an excellei.t prepara- i tion." George Mil'er, of Mnurne county, ren'otly eaatit skooks in oos hole, aod ohtaiued a dollar for each akin. A PB07inSCR B. I., preacher, died a few ohvs ago : his property is foand to bo worth over a million dollars. To maUriI lnfl:iencea f thn protect your a atem by using Fark-r'a Ginger Ton ic. It Mri-ogtbona tbe liver end kidneys to throw off uialari-tl poisons, and ia good lor general debilit and t'rt'ini exbstia'.ion. PLAIN TRUTHS T!.f Hi l l tSf f-unlati -n of life, it circulates thr"U;h every pirt of fir l'iy, ar.d unlcv. ir U j ure rnd rich, good lie.iith it ii.ipo-MMe. If i!:sea-e lias entur.-J t: .? s; 5!cn the .-': srrc a.-.d .--.lie'. . Jxlnve it ok! i- to p-jriiv an! er.rich t?v; Wo I. T'icc ri''s 1 frt are tre'l tn.-wn. aa.l t:v .i.'. n'Kcal authorities acr.-e t".!.t n. thiri; b--t iro will restore Her ! t- n natural 'condition ; 2nd a'-o th-t a'.l the iron prcpiratiops hirhrrto made blacken the teet!., uiusc hiad-r-ehr, E!:'! ar; oth-r-i-.- ii jurioLS. Bruwr.-'i I:'.. ;; U;r.TwiiltiicT-c-ajMy and r.uir'.Jy a-'MR:i! .t with the Wood, purifying and trcr.thm it, and ths ''.nr-e !:-ri.c from any part of 0e system, and it will not blacken Uie teeth, cause heiii ache or constipilion, snd ii fn tively -r inja.-inus. Saved his Child. it K. Eotaw St., E.-.'.;tiT, M-t. ci. I.-, Gents : ti rccoia-ier.c.-tion of a friend 1 tried Bi.p'SN Isoif rrrriiH-. s a looie sr-4 rs :orativ f jr rr.y ?urfhler, slioiH J w.-J thoroujMT cmiiiiOrd vm srsstinK awsy silh C'Ddmptiin. lir.iR lo-l iK-eeeai'Nterstiy .h fmbte clisea. under the care of eminent p7 ivT-i.. 1 srs loth V ti-liere uiat ar j-Itinr cilM srrvst ths rr7 c- 'iiease, tut, t- Bay C-tt iurpri"-e, Vct-.re PTSutl tr asd takes ce!ctlk ot liKCWIi'a l.i BiTTKHS, he beKa to romd sad ew is quite rcstmed to fortacr health. A faith d-ushicr bejn to show sign, of Csisudption, and vhea trc iy5;-in was ejpuited he quickly said Ionics were re quired;" and when lr.fwmed that the elder sistsr was Uliinr tlsow- Ikoh Brrrsss, re-penocd "(hat la a good tonic, take il." Aixnuv Pftvus. Bow?t' ION BrrrtM eneerttal ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Weakness, and renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting diseases as Con sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc Pale Bills priuteu on short uoiice at the oflVe of the Sent'.el ml Rmvbliem. RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES r ra COUNTY OF JTJWIATA; raoM &xcasT 1, 1882, toac&bt 1, J88S, To tht HonaraUt tht Judge of tht Court of f tmmo ritat of Juniata Lbaary, . Tbe undersigned. Auditors of the coon tr ot Jaoiata. elected and swore aecordina- I I w t. . .nit ir ii H H in .t tl. . .. coaala ol tbe f rraaarer. Sheriff and Cum miMiiuneM of the said county of Juaiati, rebpectlully report tSt we met in the Au ditors Office, ia Mifflmtowu, on tbe flrat day ot tbe mouth, aud af'rr a cardial ex aiDioaiioa 01 amid aceeunU, we It id tbi-m t be aa loltowa, Iroin tbe flrat day ol Janaary ie2, to tbe flr.t day of Juavy, 183, tbe Treasurer tor tbe year, Jacob Lemuo, tq., porauiut to notice being preernt at tnia aeitlrtueut : 18:1 JACOB LEMON, TrraVr. Dr. Jau. 1, To bilaoco i mm J. if. Kir, Ute Treasurer, Jaa. 1, To outntauilinjt taxes, " " taxoa levied tor the year 182, Dec. ill, lo chh received from 469 41 12726 76 14171 64 f "" r.,.B.u. !u985 00 t l 00 , Dec. ill. To verdict I' Total $5:36 81 ISStt. JACOB LEMON, 7iV. Cr. I f ccjuiy ordwe paid j .. road view ceruticaiea paid, i Wee. 31, By exonerations la col- $ 17 40 3o3H6 18 142 40 801 49 8 06 189 00 HI 45 4 4 i:eo 03 600 00 2673 U9 $3238 j r-0 , , lec. Dl, By de ucieated latiaa, cwn to W. S.mi'iop accoUBloi i'ecaera'lua.'tule, Drc. SI, Uy B'tl lax paid, per eeoUgtt oo same, m u uuisiaudiujf taxea, u u i preasvrer'a aalary, t balance due county. To.!, Jan. 1, 1883, Balance doe county, ibi J a 0(taailias' 7aa Vejr. iaoie ul Col. Die. 31, lsb2. Toaship. Amount IbiO, Matuiaa bluuip, i.oCX, ido, Jmuvb t . nr.ocs.. ticaie, a Joiiu Iturcuiicid, aliUi,uloAUr leiU IMircj, suiocll, Llko Lfjws, ais. r, ibM, aoitvii lu.iis, bvaie, Juie KcLailu'j, I'lVette, fdul ouit ItnliW-nM, U. f. Vu- ciiu, foit itoyal iuau k.srt, eijjiucc im, Lri4U rruj.ycr, auo.'.irhQav iioluL-l a..aueu, lu.urii, I6b2,jnu vVo .axurd, b. ii. a 9 Its) oo 1 11 tt iti a jttaloau V suuoru, Oelav'are, W. V. duii tsycif, - Jtttiu ut, ri.uiui'jO, U. A. l.oucr, Oiouursuod, " Aii'tiuu. r V Ml ju, LaIi, A. A. Adcr, JaiUiiuloAa, . 1 . lid uliocu, AllllUlU, K. O. Orav Olo, iaouroe, Joiin Ua, r'Kersoli, :auijel Oouprr, folt rtojai ooi o2 2j6 ut . 2to ii lboiuan K tUtsc) , Syt UC illll, Vu4 41 L.evi i.iol, dti&.iu. uai.i.A, 4.0 vti bcv lu-nU-r, ib'iaipiuuiwwu, ovf ii'J " V. M. K.v(.m, 13 11,11 HI -1 - A. C. itovki-ucrrry, iuacarori a -1 Heiirj Boot, WaiKor 140 tJ Total, S.OC oj Ah ol lu:b is rt-specilu.ly suouiiuea. i.Lwu I'sr i K. c Jto aid, l. VV. U aiasii, ) .o. A'jJuors. AcoiToa's rrttK, jt,aiiu.o,Jan. 2, 19.-i ST.1Ti..'tSr Or vnUJV DRJHW ey lAe Ci;iriiiii4iMfei j o . UsiuU of im .A. A. A u oj Ja. y, a- . loo-. V ins wvavw a-asy, Wf a'cxirrtvc "uw .Vurilliiwom. Isaac XI. tiosbeu, coai lor Jati : $3t 27 ic6so, i euuer ud atcjaeeak Couuiy Auuiloia, Ov W J. iln.-.r taelSinti, Kecordin; Co., omoers Uouus, 25 90 iu. U. Ivoocis, postage aud box rem, 16 c4 luouiss urossej und others, per ceiil- lor cuuecling uix iu lotf and tceo, 12' fc6 Abiuiui x riuer sua others, per ceul ior tfoi.fcclii'jr, IsX iu itc,- 'il'J 31 Jm. t . OU:swluL JlvuolluiKr, Vo . t. LuliUuli, OoU.t ur.cr ii rrsuciscua Xis(asie oo., aier- cutuuiso lor CoUii Uouse, 71 4 J-bu roorcrusu and oitivis, board ing jurors, 2U 00 J. VI. Kirk, late Co. Treasurer, i ou uo. touu, 1'jO h U. a. covie, iicasurer J".uiala Co. lirics.iurai Sucwi), 1UU 00 Kei.ueu.. siioij,coai lor Court tlousu auu Jail. 170 03 1. K. Iaiuuu, ovar paid tax, o jmuin.n . ixiouiu&cr aud uiaors, suoAlLg Co. Of luges, 6 2o Juiy coaiuiissituesa, bl vO Jury Comuussioueis' cleiks, 30 'A fe au.11 oralis auivuiiliag 10 oo oa Total, ii.vo u'J IOi ICts atts Cnnstabies and Justice lees IU Coniiuouacsiin cases, US oo .uu.uii'i:neict iit.vs.-e-, njuiviliuns. Coroners and Ju-tH.es loijuiM ttons, i'va.'ir KuUiiifi. J. i. Gray bill, sundries lor Court tlousr. Jamoea VV . Hamiiinu, oaintiug 3. ruouia, S. a. to ii..u, I'.b. Codet aud oth ers, caipenler wtiavaaii and outbniiUiiij, I biio 1 aam0aer, Jr., tiigii g pit or pi iy, Ueury lik, rjiasou soiK at pnv j , lc tika, plaMeting in tne Jail. Kennedy Ac Uii, .uuior aim shi; fties lor aaii aau uuw- bunning K. 11. "Xeciimic, repairs to Court llobiM, root, siove-iM., Ov., J. t n.siei', ..aiiiiii.i; oUtbui.d- ingn, riueiscus HsntaareCo., for uaiIs, lock, a-c. 373 2i 170 S II SO -io On ii 76 3 OO 3 oJ ti in 1 15 a 9 o", Iti bllj ! i" ' '-- j 5'J6 b4 I'Jci'j a'J Total Co.rtiani Juitrt Pay. Amount ptdUiai.d Jurors, Amuuul paid foul Jurars, Total, Jitef-art. Amonnt p tid lor assessing, Ccm jiaWra Aefttmt. Amount ps-d tor Conslablos Ee luras. 464 CO Zii 2ti ter. MM and lf'i4 Cat Scalpt Amount paid itr lox, miuk aud wild cat scalps, Penitentiary. Western Penitentiary, Cc. s Pruea. S. S. Wilson, b arditii( prisonora, lornisbiiig clothing, Jtc- County Bond. County bonds paid, lat. re-t paid on Co. bonds, Pwiitc Printing. 160 60 1S9 81 439 71 22438 00 20 70 ! Wm. M. Allison, 214 l-O 206 60 1. v. liarman, Total, Slatiomrry. Eolloahusb, Cary and Beed, fnV and pens, $120 i) 73 JHon (Tunt, paper aod enrel " ;s Wilium Mann, doekrti he T. L. H utter, lor aaaeaauieut, regtatratioa and other blank books, lion. Charles A. Barnett, 900 copies of inatracUoas tor Grand Juror a, M 25 Stf 40 87 76 10 00 Total, $1W 16 Bridget. Q U. Graham, plank lor bridge aear S. T. tdcCullocu's Mill, 0 00 J. P. UcWilliams, plank tor Briuer'a, foraeroy'a and Port Itoyal bridges, 146 47 Via. ti. TUouipaoo, for lumber and work at bridge in Dela ware townabip, 43 60 Wis tt. Ziuimrrmaa, James K. K. Hewei! and othera, work at Brmer'a ana Fomeray 's bridges 15 35 J. K McCaban aud otnen, lor lumber and work al iron bridge rciosa Lost Creek, 109 85 Jamea lirooiug.T and otbara, lur lumber aod work al bridge near liawn'j Mill, ' 84 CO Cloyd liorattig, tor laoabev and work at bridge near Kchm's ilill, 19 70 E. U. Shearer, repairing County ue bridge across M-iboutoago Crock, 171 65 WiKiaiu Cox, Esq., repairing bridge in Ureenwoud township, 49 78 W. North Slerretl, putting up fence at Lbkinp Creek bralga, in lliliord townsbip, 8 85 Jamea iS. UroattiKer, for lumber and work, al Uroninger's bridge. 24 75 N. H.rialer k. Son lor hoards, ahmgles aud naila, fur Fort Kojal bridge, 8 89 James N.tirouinf-cr, repairs and taking car of Fort Koyal b-idKe, 14 CO R. W. Humphrey, for lumber and work at Croat Road Bridge iu Delaware low-xuip, 34 83 William S. sVeimer, blank for Fort Hoval and Gronmger's bridges, " 21 40 Peter Brown, and otwra, for re pair oa six other bridges, 11 23 Total, Ctmmittuntrt' OJlct. J. Banks Wilson, H. h. McMeen, David Partner, J. riiuiali Ljon-. couose!, J!Uex Irwm. clerk, $b9 01 ! let Or 151 43 13; is 4 i 00 650 OO ll' uo $ M-'l tiO J"Lj li.Ul,j,nit'r, i; Cl lota!, P4ir OJl s. 4 ! 12i" ot ; B. F. BurcufJ-ld, a him? Pro 11J id! thonotary'a and K-Tinr b 40 oa j Keeirder's o!ti:us. o'J ti ; 'jo. Jacob-, h.-q., attorney f-es. 6ut n!f ; liauo lrii, ! oi j oo E- D"ty, A !mr ol (ieore 14ol 4d j- Kexuoldn. decease t Proilon oJ oj j oln' l 2i 41 ' Geo' S. Coun, ProiU'y t'fea, oaa ii 1 J. K. Kelly and S. . Wilson, btl '40 SnentTa fees. Total, Central and Sprinf Eltchcn. Amouiit pad eiecii'tn ofhoers,. c eilv!, vouslahii. nouse reul,. Rrtupitlatio. MivelUn- m. 13a 9 l i.i 06 3TU 26 . 1.0 Zi 2io- : 4b4 uxl Conni:iO-es and Justices fees, Cotaoioawvaim ai'lieses. Coroners .iitl Ju.ice inqaiiiti'Rv r uh'W b iiidn.ri. CourTtj jfMt Jtiriri pat, Ci n4tbt-!" r'.urn?t WcMern lLnrem;wyt (Juu!i;v rriwa, 61 'I t ! loo uo lis tl iiJ i I 224- 00 Cottiilt Bohdrt ptid, .-U.U iO 4'.'0 60 1V3 16 7c9 01 lt" 60 fi M ilionsrv, bridges, fnttimissioner'a office. Futile otbcea, laeueral aud spring elections, Total, 44 tvtid Ol 9)6 106 13 By reierence to the Auditor's rprt tho indebinesa 01 the County ot Juniata en the ttrat day 01' January. iSoi, ia. aa to. Iowa: Ouiatawiinz County orders, 9 00 B.n.ls. IntereM 10 Jan. 1, lie'i, about 23T6i t.0 4.t w Liability of County, )4U;S 0J From which deduct t Bal. in binds Treaa., 2S73 89 Uutstandt'it: Taxss Jan. 1.1S3; l'Dy08 Bal. ot iudceraent vs. Millord iwp., 756 89 161SS'3I f annera snil otbera d isii-i'ijj g -nteel, lucrative -ni:y ousinevs by whi. il $ to 5J'.adayca b-i e.u-;if-i. end address at on;e, on postal, te H C- Wils ! k. Co. Hi and 137 Fulton jtrsoi, W w York. ac..2i-fi2 6in. Lfgat. tduiiaintravar'a Motice. LET1KRS 1 b$TAH&NTAKY OS TUE -tat- of Mrs. Catharine St me, Utn fermmaiih lowtih'.u. Juniata coui'ty de ceased, baVliijt oet-11 ritl-d to the under signed, all persons ideoted to saiil eatie are request. .1 lo mai.e ixvm. tit, and those j ' having claims or demands are requested to I make Known tne aajne wiitioui u-iae to 1 SAMLKL SI INK. A-liiiiniatrator. HoUnd, Ceuler Co., la. I Jinuarr lt),-f2. fS THE COtJKTS OF PERU. . O. Oidrr Cftongiwe. the I'tme cf Holding tht lie.tar firms ofSeterat Coart. of Fen y C iy. It is 'ud. rod that ibo uuie of holding th re.iiar T-rujs ot .bo Cuurta ol Coiu.itou Fie is. tinner .-s;or.s of th-i Peic, O" er I a-.'l lr.tjio-t a d icei.t-ral Jail Iktlirei v. in ' ami ir tfif rwtiutv uf Ferrv. iu tue Stale jui I'- ti ; i'ii'i. oe w uiiiiti.rd and chvus)- u I ed t!ial L-; r a ter :ho t.iue o; boi u.tj tli. regui Tenus ol said Cotlrla bo. aH.l the a m ii-lterabv dxa-1, as follows, to wit 10 ' beein ,ju the (3 -1) third Man 1 iy of J.virv. t)n the ,2 i.i) second 1!oii. 1 iv 01 April, I On the (Is:) llrsi Holiday ol Aagj.l. ar.d lift th.- iliird Mj.idty 01 JS"V uib-r. ol each ui. I t.Wiv year, unless iiw tbi-r iivd- ''-' cnan'?'''- Fnivuted tbtt this or ! l"r oot , 4lt'' effoct an' it ibe same ' aaan oe i.uo.in!ics m niti I'jns man nu . ., ' ueaapapt-ra 111 eai-,h cuutv oa thi district Ia) least tuny ilay- b.stoie tb- tim so tiled tor boMine said Courts, as jar .rid J in the 1 Act i t Aiw-iublv, ai proved; ou the Jin day I l April. Ie74. Bl 1 he Court ( II VS. A BARNETT, Prea't Judgo. I. January, If" 3 StaU of Peano Ptrfy County, tt. : I, . B. talt)Mi. Frolholiotary of lbs Court ol Co;n 11 m FitMi, and O k of the Quarter Sessions uf ibe Peace asnd tuer and 1 orniifit-r. Ao., do borenv certify thai the toregoine is truo copy ot tlin or.lar ol Court changing th timo ot b idjnir, the regnl.tr terms al ihe aeverai Courts of Prr rv county a ores iid, as thi sanuv remains on Hie. aud is of record in my ojije. In te-timony whereof I hereunto set my hand aud altix the seal of aaad Court, at B m.niPe.d, IS. a 2Uh day nt Jancarv, A. D. 183. A. B QRfaSH, Prolhv. tc. Jan. 21, lt3. (Feb 7 4t CAl'TIO. XQT1CE. ALIa psTwns are hereby csntiuncd against fishing or hontinc, gathering j berries, or crossing fields, or ia any other I way trespsasing oa the buds ot tho ni.der. I sicnnel 3.9. Keyrrr. JtVj J t?ecrticincvf iUMATA VALLKV UA.NK, orniFFLLUona, pa. WITH URANCH AT PuRT ROYAL. StockhoIderB Indiridually Liable. J. 'VIN FuMLKOr, Prttidtmt. X. van i;-:wi, CttiT DiaicTOtJ: J. Kevin Pomerey. Joseph Rothrock, Oeorga Jacobs, Pbilip M. Keener, Amos li. fcousall, W. C. Fwuieray, Louia t. Atkiuseu. stookrulwsss i J. Nevir. Fsaieruy, K. E. Parker, Fhiiiu 11. KebiiL-r, Auuia M. bbelley, Joaub Xuttiroea, Uaorge Jacubsr Jane 11. Irwin, Mary Kurtt, Samuel M. Kurtt, J. Uulmes Irwin, T. V. liwia, F. B. Frow. John liertiier. L. a. Atkiuion, VV. C. Foimioy, Auioa U. bouiall, oab llertsler, Cuarlolte uyder. XjT Ibl. rcift ailord at Hie rata ot 2 per ceul. ou t uioutnacertiucaten, 3 per cent, on 1 2 mouiba cerliaea-.ex. f jan2S, lfc-tf T C1 CTluot, life Wsweepiug by, go XVjZitJ A aud dare before you die, aoo.jiuug u:guty and aubliiud leave be hind iu cuuu tier lime." a week in your vwa lowu. i ouitll tree. 'o risk. Kveiy tbmg tew. Capital not reijuireu. turuisb a every thing. Many are making lortunes. Ladies maki as much as men, and ooys aod gitie make great pay. Read er, it you waul busiiiea al which you can make gro t pay an the time, write for par ticulars to li. lUlLETV X Co., portlandi Maine. POBT CiR APt WlUl Used in the -p-iacipal Churches- for Com munion purposes. Excellent for ' Ladies and Weekly Persons and the A?ed. e- mm pobt urn wm FOUR YEARS OLD. Ti" IlllS t Kl.KMii i I Kl .Aflvh. WINE i made . t.. ... .. ls'iM. raised iu lots coiiulry. us iuai uble. ! T5.1IC AfiD 73NSTH,ii!i3 FRCrHTI8 are uhsurbassru tv any o.her aiive W ine ! Beit lue i-Uie j;in-e oi tue Giape, produc ' ed uud-r Mr. ipitr'a own beisot.al euir- j vislou, Us punu its geneiuei.. i.s, are guar- , antred. 1 or y..urn. t cuiid may p.vuae ! ol Its generous qualities aud tua weakest j iutalib Use 't lw aJval.lye. It la pari.cu- j lariy b- neficUl to iu ae.t ana iieiniiaud, i Sliu sullen to ue various auiu.-uis i u . bu eet ilie eaUi r net. It is in svery resmct A Wl.N 1. Ill Hh kELlKU '. P. J. SHERRY- The F- J. Ml t UK a is a me ol Super ior CbarsA-ler aod partakes ol rhe r.cb qusl Ities ol li-e crape Irom whicli it la nude. i for Furttj, Kicnnrs. Flavor and Mtdictual ; 1 roLeriirs, it 11 win be louna unexcelled. P. J. BRANDYa lnisuK..M siai.'l- iiiinvaiied iu this Couulry being lar superior tor Daediciual pmpoea. 11' IS A Fl'KE dmlil.ition from the grape and coHlalns a.usble medicinal properties. Ii has a delicate flavor, siniilar to tbat l the gcr.-pe- In. 111 which 11 is aiMilled, and v lit gieal tavor biiiouk HrM cU families. See lhaV the sinVura ol ALFRED SFhEtt, 1'aassic N . J., is over '.k- cork ul eacU boltlo. Sold by 1.. Banks. And hf druggists everj where. Sept. i:t-lS?J. 0 ItiUMUHrtO CHURN Fir. ma.. lor smil; Csarlea. Fire sues for rietory n-fc PsrfSet ; o so, 00 a 1 00 anu J w p iu daily, ex stoek aod the best work. 6tro&4v ; "ept Saturday and Miuduy, ,"i3-i p.tu,aniloa jimpls. rirViclest,renTwaieiitanddar- I I-utunlay 1, 4 46 and 6 10. p.:ii. able They cciitinae U b j keturiktug, leavo TtKI.T03dailv tl- THE STANDARD CHURN OP THE COUNTRY. TRY ONE. Send for full Descriptive Circulars to PORTER BLANCH.IRI)S S0XS, COMCOW3, N. M. ----irv--'a '.'iyti' ar r.-u. 0.1 j-- l2z.'.&r-' JfAV f i r-- - i at- '-'.57aa.l:-, r"r-'' ! .'j j U I 3 Trx 3 It ec: t.-:ns i-.-.:r. t-- e!j-Lita-rbe:iei':-:.,l & tw? acalp nd I 3 Benjrti tee Yauaiar Color tetrrjsrraiinilr r-trlier'a ITzjr Bcisart is fie!v re-fnred a-W n 6- wrtrntn-et? topretnt tI'.nj ot'tliehair and to sWf i-.uvc cancrtiii a-mitciti::-. reiscox X to . A.i as jaj TONIC 3 Sapflatlvt H;--!!t sod Slresg'b Rcafcrsr. 1 yjt ar a tr.erliase: or ianr-r, saw ontwi'Jt terv-.trlr. era melherTim e-fmn by tnuniyo; hnnvii ft-' S.lti:ry ri!li.r.lj.trt 1. It vuti rre a tawve-, m-nialer er br.wrc-s jra i rr- v.t- u ay ment tl ,-a:norar.xsx;tcirrv d--. rvK tals i-j-. Tfc:.-ur --.lis-a'.ucta.hutuic FsrVta'aG'i. r 1 7-:- tr-c- hare i erinmpt-wl. Iv-?er-.a, l.'Ka.LUJi l i. K -li-ey I'cntv.-nMa, OTarTd'y5riIcTra-tN-i3-s, ii--- !.--:-. L'oe 1 rr nerve-, itb rrt '-' vi-i.;rec.l. Itisihe t.rc-aull..o .'u;i;T f -i it C.st taa Suit-. C;!t Cora tua Hud. If T-rt pre wasiin away feem sge, ectrratinn er my t.-a"e er weik est as-J wrme astr JU,nI t-'-ffr !'):. cstn:e; itwi.iirviera - i bnld jvt 1 ,-vf-n ti? -udrseb-it willncs-.r interieaw. 1; li saved kurid.-eds cf kves; it may save yawn. C t T.OX ! Rtfastl nSntclaa. rH-,f ,rrT-a a --.- I al tsa ha.lM4iir,sl, Is tkswstld.asd im ' J- ' 1 r'-" r-I-n. rf.-ra'nw. ts4 faret.-esKrta -ieJv. T. toe a trt, i4..-v;ac z. e.-'.z-.-t s.-.v.:.-4 srnra rottjia lm .it this (ifr i iA rr r .V, :VT v & tv b,b 5 : .3--. J ' -.As r- ;e-, 1. c-rtar-ti-iev.j - :oii-e L 1 si . V : e - "Ve- . a GiriGER 1 SSfflS j a d Usting fer -ranee has wa&: tTA M . t-T!f JyTf!ineiMCaeaii gj popt.w. Thtvi) g ; ftuo'hifaf liko if. lasr-a irron hli.-c,j Ftrty- fi . r. r s-jt'.. i-s'-r la ' ii.! kvi i'n at r-No' --. -tsi 1 uo rh.iv. iiu ok tVfcHI KISO a dims .it this ir. Traxtltrt' Guiat. PEK5SYLV ASIA EA1LE0AD, TIME-TABLE Oaand after Saturday October Cta ISttZ train tbat stop at MiUliu will ran as tUlow EASTWAHD. Tilftrs AccostsioDaTia eires SiJSia daHy at t,2l) a. m., and Stopplog at all ata tioas between Miillin ar.d liatrisburg. ar rives at l'arrtsburg at 8 21 a. m. JonssTOwa xraxs 'eavesaltooca dally at 7.80 a tu., aLd stopping a all regular staliess between A!tooi;a and liariistiurg rtachea llifflin at 10.43 a. u., Uarrhburg Vi.iU p. U., and arrive ia Philadelphia a t.USp. m. H AH. TtiTV leaves Pittsburg daily a 7.68 a. iu., A'touna at p. iu., and step ping at all regular stations arrives at ilithiB at o 2a p. m., Uarrisburg 7.80 p. u., Fhila adelpbia 11 Wp. m. Kail El pre- leaves PittW; at 1 00 p m Altoooa buO pa ; Tyrooe 7 K p m ; Uuot mgdoa 8Uj p m I.ewistottD fi'ipw, Mit Uia 9 45 pm; Uarrisburg 11 15 u ; Phila delphia 255 p ru. WESTWARD, litmis AccoaaooATtoa leaves Harrit riaburg daily at 10.15 a. tu.,aoJ stoppiug at ail stattoiiM, arrives at HiUJiu at l'i.ln p. tu. Hktu Tbau leaves Fhilndvlpbia daily at T.i.-O a. ui., Uarrisburg- il.lo a. in., KiiHin 12.27 p. iu., slopping at all stations between itiUliu and Altouna rwaeLes Aitovua at S 45 - jj,, qi., I'lttibu.g B.60 p. iu. ilrrtts AccoaaooATKM leaves Barria burg daily except S unday at 5.00 p. m., and stopping at all atations, arrives at ilirtlKiat 7-00 p. a. Pacitfc Eipresa leaves Fhiladvlphia II 20 p m ; lUrrisuurg S 05 a iu - Diiucaunou 8 oSaui; A'cwpurt 4 IS atn MilllmoOl a ui ; Lewtstowu 5 25 a m ; ilcVo lowo 5 50 am; Uu Union b IV ami Uautiugdonti 4 j a ui ; Petersburg 7 02 a m ; S jirucw Cretk loam; Tvrone i Jtwv lieii'i Mil. 7 65am; Ailooua tf la a u ; littibuij 1 35 p m. Fait Line leaves Pbiiadelphta at 1! 05 a m ; Uarrisburg S 15 p m ; Mitttia 4 S p m ; l.vwiatown 4 .rtlp a. ; Huntingdon 6 00 piu j Tyrne 6 40 p m ; Altoona 7 20p.ui i l itti-b.-( 1 1 30 p m. LEWISTOWN IIV1SI'J. -Traim leave Lewistowu Jaiotioii .r Hil- rny at 635 a m. lij 50 a di, 3 2 p ui j lor Sun bury at 7 t'5 a m, 1 i p m. TiaiiM arrive at l.ewtitowu JuHc'.ion from JJilroy at 9 10 a m, I j.0 pn,, 4 50 pu ; from Suuu'try at 10 00 a m, 4 4o p iu. TYRONE DiVI.Si'jN. Trains leave Tyruno lor i!eliefont lid Lovk llavon at 0 3t a ui, J 3" p-cw Leave 'i'yroue lor Curwrusviila aud C'U-artielu at 60 a ui, 7 5t p m. I rains leavo 1'yronn for Warriors Hark, Fenaavlvaut.i Furuaceand -Seo;i.t at 8 SO a Hi and 3 3'J p ru. Train arrive at Tyrona froru-Beliefonte ed Lock tt i. en at 7 30 a m, ar.d 635 pm, Trains arrive al Tyrone irom- t'urwena ie and ClearficU at 7 2 1 a iu, and 5 66 p m . -i...im , .r-jiio irtMij oco.ia, ar-rioi-s Mark and Peoutylvaui Fit msec at 7 30 a ni, at 2 85 p m. Philadelphia & Eeadhig Eailroad. Arraufrement ot Fasararr Tralu. Jc.tx 2Cth, 1P2. Tram leat Hirruburt cs foUaxrt : Tot New fork via Allentown, at 7 50 a. m.. mi'i I p. Ul. i r ew ork vi Ph!ladi:!i.h aarM nl,n.i - ; .. - Brook Hotite " 6 52 7 51 a m, and 1 4 " I B ni. Fer FhiHdf hia, 8 52, 7 i 950 am. I 15 ; aod 4 it' pn. - . For Heading at o 21, 6 2.5, 7 53 9 .'.-3 1 4o, 4 (HI and H IX n re. For Fottsrills at 5 2), 1 60, 3 50 a in, and 1 4 and t tm p. m. ami via ch-i ik'ill 1 S nsiiehanna Branch at 2 40 p tu. For Autmru, H 10 a m. - For A lien town at S SO, 7 50, 9 SO am 1 45 - j ami 9 ou p m. The ,50 am. and 1 IS 11 m rr-ii,,a tbrougb cars for A' Fork via A!le town. SCXD.tlS. For A Ufn town and way station at S 20 a ru. ForR.?ading,Plii!adeihiaaiid way stat: his at 5 2 a in and I 46 p ni. Traim for H im-brrq lt;,n a folloirt : . Leave Now York via Allentown at IHJ am, 1 OO am! ft Stt p m. Leave New Yoik viaUound Brook Route" aud I'liiladelphi t 7 45 a 111, I 3, 4 00 mid 6 oO p ni , and 12. 'Jh midnight, arrlvm- at H irrmburx 15i), it, 2i ,,. m.. "nd 12 111 and l 40 a m Leave i'hiladolpbia at 4 SO 9 43 a m.,400, i jo and 7 p ra Leave FoiUvilie r.t6 00, 9 00 a. ru. a-.l i-40 p ru. I.ee keaotng it 4 50, 7 31, 1 1 ' a ci, 1 27, 6 15, 7 f'irand 10 25 p iu. Leave t'ottseiilo vu Schuylkill and Susque hanna Hrni-lv! 16 a m. and 4 4 'ni.. Leave Alleutov a at 6 tt, t 40 a nV J2 15, 4 30 aud !05 p m. suxb.irs. Leave New York via Allen ton n, xiZ 33 p. ru. Phiiadulpbia :tt 7 3i p m. Leave Keadi'.g at 7 .W a ui and 10-25 pin. I .cava Alleu'uwn at 9 05 p iu. STtiU.iO.", BRA..CU. Leave UAfcllilsKCKt; lor Faatwn. Loch- Sail iii. kktilAii al ..Is. O 1 ar sir " , J " "u ' cepi cuiiay, o iu, 1 t.o, tu ito, IHj a us. 2 IU ami .10 1 piu ; daily, ext. -pi baiuidsy and Suuday, 6 IU p m, aud oa Satuniav only, 6 lw aud 6 if p m. C. U. UA5C0CK Gtneral fait'r and Ticket -Igett. J. WtMtTEA , General Manager. asf r. ? seu tu ar r aw 1 AGETS! AGENTS t AC-EATS! fS, r.EN. TKTc.vs bran1 new bk, -rtnkd Tliirty-Thrce lcars Among ! OUR WILD INDIANS ! canrMwW-iMs. 4Xj' u- vaaj iatrwl-KUo By Gen. Sherman. T5iis raw wort was at sses ssVerisad f-r K ."-..fwl aetata wsat es;irs rMsr. sa4 by s. A.nv-0-f. Cm. JTarisVas. ft s. Hok. ,b4 aw, ,f Tm fcset.'tan. Cri. OuTor- : -'AWsW 'stss a.... smn riltvniur (Methsd:-t.la,n.l !, Ws isssain.s.- kit tl-ssa sn;j,otie srmat 1 as sar lagans rrer r-m.ha. faliy rms'Jns (b ar sisasr , ars.-areirt sVsn. srp'ii:a. tie. Sla naarA lirfl.. j n-ns- of fceAs-'oe. ana M tsaasna SrosM. Trafiperv. rsw-ssrs, V ss. Lc:dr Ruflissa. steTiriily aortrarlrt Life la the Great Wartas It asw S. 4x4 Iktss. s, rrsm I w o atesl CarrssUas Sa4 Usssrs Ctl-sssw-rj-sor-Brt 1 Platoa Is li coins, frst paoasc-srka siaje by ess V. . I Oorrrsswat tryrrofj fortk ua areat sro-k. ACENTV Ttaradbae:isaswmil-sa-.la;s.'1srli-s -T sswprflr-a. aasst. svw, 1 a to . se4-ra aasy. , w.-t loo m, .a ws. arm r.iisatsalissiiir-sasm Oss lasrs rlrcsiara wla fnO saitlaalsrs ar fr A tnt ,,a,, ri3!a vat u'sVtaafaVsrstatar-sx aadrsas tij sola sowLJurra. aV IX W.-vxTniJM.TOS a Cti, n.atrossCss-e. CACTIOTI SOTIFE. 4 LL fersoos are hereby o.uttioned apiina -- trespawiiaw npon the !and taf the nn-derstg-scd, in Fayette, Do? .war, or Walker townaijip, by Hsliing, bimtinj, or In any other wsv. Joaathan Cutar Wra Bianthofler C G Shelly A II Knrtx iHvitl .Su.i:h S Dwrn Fvans Te.iton Bennrr C. F. Spicher John L Ar.ltar J B (ia b- r S M K.vurtm.tn J F LMtra David Hunberger Arnold Varnes Levi K M"r Soi 3.13S1. Hnry S piece i'atliariae Rurtx John MeMeeu U B L.IIUIQ O W Smith S J Knrtt Henry Auker Lnrieu Dunn J W llostctier. " Jesse Pines Jacob Hoop. Every family should hare a county news, paper. Subscribe frr the Ser.Hnel rtd Re. fuMican. j The Sint i;I eni Rcpubiteci ofl-co is the j r!'""? at heh to hsre i!e Li''s rris'nl. Ali STOCK CARPETS Jijtwi ?tUt4 ia VELVET Bcdj and Tapsatrj BRUSSELS, Extra Super Medina aEiL, Grade IK GRAINS, A Full Lba of VENETIAN, j A Conipleta List of RAG, A Choice Lot HE31P, Beautiful Patterc-i STxVIR, and HALL Carpets AT THE Carpet IIoQsd AND in, FUSSITUSE HOOXS OF TEL JUNIATA VALLET At the Old Stand, ON THE tfOTTITWI'J C0BKS EP.IDQE & WATER SBZT !riirriai.iTnr', HAS JCrrr.R''CEI"'n All the abore -mr.meraied 33 aritl all oihn ibintbs:! be foi-.ail in a CABPET 5 105IT11 05 A IS I' i; ICES ALSO, ALL KINDS OF PUKSITCB9 AN KXTRA LINE OF MATTJRESSE Bolsters id PW WINDOV SHAD; I ILL COLORS- Looking CM IX GREAT TARI frn.. kit In f.tct everytbicg kept in a First-C Furnithing (iooJs Store. JOHN'S. GRifl11 44 ik IIRIDiaC STREET tbe Cr-a!"'' Between snss,afnsi -J-ri.-l-reiaia
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