SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
Wednesday, Jane 20, 1883,
TERMS.
SntacriptioD, $10 per annum if mH
Transient advertisements inserted at 60
cents per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices in local col
umn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Dednctions will be made to those desirinr
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
year.
Court Proceedings!
On the 12th inst, a regular argu
ment court was held rith all the
judges present The first business
was that of striking off or post pon-
injr cases, ait ine cases were post
poned till June 2G, when a special ar
guinent court will be held, excepting
mr- c hi o iuuto jl. uoon, auuunis
trator of Elizbeth Boon vs. John R
McWillianis, which was argued, and
motion overruled, and the Prothono
tary is directed upon payment of the
jury fee to enter judgement upon the
veruieu
The jury trial of Showers & Scholl
vs. R. B. Nixon resulted in a verdict
lor uelemlant.
The petition of citizens of the town
snip oi spruce liill, for viewers to
vacate a public road long since laid
out, beginning at Samuel Kepner's
farm land on township line between
Spruce Hill and Turbett townships
ami truing ai a point at Kouison 8
laud in Jlilford township. John P.
Wharton, J. B. IL Told, and Noah
Hertzler, were appointed viewers.
Petition filed.
Divorce was granted to Sarah A.
Irwin, of AValker township, on the
plea of desertion, and she is permitted
to resume ner maiden name, which
was Sarah A. Showers.
Papers were filed in the matter of
assigned estate of Benjamin Iteigle
for the benefit of creditors to sell
real estate.
Petition of B. F. Oliver for confir
mation of the sale of real estate and
for leava as guardian to join in the
deed.
Return of sale of real estate of Jo
seph Richardson, deceased, to Geo.
S. Conn, confirmed.
Return of writ of partition of real
estate of lleury Spittler, deceased,
confirmed.
Petition of William Ellis, guardian
of Willie and Harry Kinzer for leave
to sell real t6tate ; continued.
Petition of administrator of J as. G.
Kennedy, deceased, for further time
to effect sale of real estate was con
firmed. ,
Mason Irwin was appointed audi
tor in matters pertaining to the es
tate of H. H. Brubaker, deceased.
Proceedings in partition in matter
penining to the estates of Jacob and
SepLerius Frank were cor.!irmed.
Petition of Alexander Wallace, ex
ecutor of Jafob Thompson, deceased,
for order of Kale of property of said
deced-nt ; confirmed.
In the matter of the citation upjn
administrators .! Joseph Richison,
deceased. Filed and continued Ul
next court.
Petition of Jeremiah Lyons, ad
ministrator of Chas. A. Sbirt.ier, de
ceaned. for a decree cofirniiug the
Bole of t iio real estate of decedent for
the -oyiuert of d 11.
Anwor of Robert H. Patterson,
iilniiuistrutir of Joneph Richison.
deceased Answer of Charles W.
l'iitttr -.n Answer of John B. Hen
ry. Answer of W. 1. Walls, one and
nil to rule or citation, upoti tlm i;ti
tiou f John M. 1'olliK-k, oJuiinistra
lor of Suxutiiali Villiiliisot! ; ordered
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SHORT LOCALS.
r. Elder has bought a new horse.
Nice summer clothing at Strayers.
Jacob G. Knvlei. i, i
sick list " on lne
The KnonswinMU r r ,
discontinued. ' 06611
Fi!8i!aW'ful now to exterminate the
Lnghsh sparrow.
Frank Noble has put a new pump
lawyer Lyon's well F P
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w y practicing eke conomy.
D. D. Stone has added many vol
umes to his large law library.
The railroad passenger conductors
have put on their white caps.
Linn Stewart is home on vacation
from the Millersville S. N. S.
H. II. Scholl exercises his hand
some mare in a gig, or spring cart
John Heck was prostrated by two
uemorrnages from the lungs last
wees.
J. J. Rhine, of Fayette township,
"uwasiui cultivator of sugar
Deets.
To have your hat epotted by the
sparrow, stand around the Court
nouse.
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ionn llayes bought a fast and
handsome horse from Thompson &
Crozier.
Last Thursday morning was al
most cool enough to require fire in
uie nouse.
A number of people from this place
were over io tne Selinsgrove jubilee,
last week.
Commuuion services were held in
the Lutheran Church in this place
iasi oaoDatix.
Miss Sallie Foorman has returned
from her stuilies, at the Musical col
lege at Freeburg.
The Pennsylvania Editorial Asso
ciation enjoyed an excursion to Fort
ress Monroe, last week.
Go to McClintic'8 tin and stove
store for first-rate garden hoes,
garden rakes, and spades.
Michael Beashore, of Walker twp.,
bought a pair of horses from Thomp
son & urozier lor 5075.0U.
The Republican Senatorial Confer
ence will meet at the Juniata hotel in
this borough next Saturday at one
o'clock P. M.
Bedford people are looking for
some unbeliever that has been steal
ing flowers from the graves of de
parted citizens.
Simou Mumma of Fermanagh twp.,
has, within the past ten days been
hauling bis many tons of bark to
town for shipment.
Kev. ilr. ltoss was m town one
day last week. He has one of the
most valuable tracts of land in Tus
carora valley for sale.
James North, is homo, from a pro
tracted tour in a number of the es
tern states. He has an entertaining
way of telling what he saw.
Mr. Aunian is one of the success
ful teachers in Juniata, his school
will give an exLiLition in the Court
Houuo on Saturday evening.
The women must be getting to be
as bad as the men, for one night last
week three womeu attempted to rob
a man in the streets of Lebanon.
The Sentinel a;il Republican gives
its patrons a larger quantity, aud a
greater variety of reading matter
than auy other paper in Juniata
county.
Rev. Via. Diven, a Lutheran
preacher, nntive to Juniata, with a
charge in Jeffernon county, has been
visiting friends and kin folk in his
native county.
The mind of Mrs. John llnzard
bct'it'inu o impured that it was deem
ed last to take In r to an asylum.
Her husband took her to the llarris
luug asylum last Thursday.
Rev. R. K. Berry saved tho Lnth
ei iui congregation some dollars by
putting down with his own hands, u
board walk, along the Washington
uticet sido of tho Parsonage lot.
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Rev. Mr. Siebert and wife, Daaned
through town, a few days ago in a
buggy on their way to visit a son
who has just started in life, as a doc
tor at Bellefonte, Center county.
A doctor, that belongs to an un
common school of doctors, was in
town with a wagon, torches, and a
singer, and during two nights last
week, held forth in song and lecture,
at the corner of Bridge and Main
streets. Of course he was called on
by a number of people that are out
of health. Such people will seek re
lief from any and every source.
The Patterson school, that has
been under the teaching of Mr. Au
nian will give an entertainment in
the Court House next Saturday even
ing June 23, 1883. The entertain
ment will consist of recitations, dia
logues, vocal and instrumental music.
Doors open at 7 o'clock P. M Ad
mission, 15ct8 for adults, lOcts for
children. A pleasant entertainment
is promised.
A western exchange remarks that
a married lady, 1)5 years old, living
with her husband of the same age,
in Downsville, Mo., will not have a
servant around, and does her own
housework. Well there are a num
ber of old ladies in MilHintown that
will not have a servant about them,
excepting on such occasions when
they cannot help it- There are none
however, so old as 95 years.
A valuable mare belonging to Mr.
C. IL Hoch, residing near Greenvil
lage, was struck by lightning while
standing in the field on Wednesday
night last. Her head and neck was
considerably torn by the electric cur
rent She was not under any tree at
the time she was struck, but in an
open poi uon oi uie ueio. one was
valued at $225. Chambersburg Re
pository.
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aviu oieoer, express agent re
ceived some 1 j or 20 carrier pigeons
from Trenton, J. J., on the early
tram on rnuay morning. At 5.20
A. M he opened the cage, the birds
took wing at once, up they went, up
higher and higher, cucling over the
town, till they were satisfied with
the bearing, and then they all start
ed off in a south easterly direction
across Lmon Cemetery.
A Boston woman finding that she
could earn more in business than her
husband, they reversed the usual
order of things she now goes out
to business, and it is said he does
welL We susject that if he hears a
ring at the door when he is knead
ing bread, and nas nis arms up to
the elbows in dough, or is paring
potatoes for dinner, he bellows
through the key hole that he is '-not
at home. .Norristown Herald.
Lice are the great pest of the
poultry-house. Hens left to range
about the farm or garden will keep
clean by wallow ing in the dust
But for a good part of the year the
villagers have to keen their hens in
confinement, and very soon, without
constant watchfulness, lice appear:
and if the iionl try-house is near the
barn.or within it, the vermin spread
to the cow and horse s'ables and
make trouble there. Whitewash
ing if it were attended to every
month, would be effectual, if tho
wash penetrated all the cracks. But
this involves a great deal of lalior,
and it is difficult to reach all tlie
crevices. There is the same object
ion to sulphur and tobacco-smoke. A
few of the lice are generally left
for seed after every smoking. The
best remedy we have ever applied is
erude petroleum, or, if more conven
ient, the common kerosene oil u-ted
for lamps. This is always at hand,
and a few minutes' labor with the oil
can will rout the enemy. Generally
one application is enough to dostroy
them. We apply it directly to the
perehes, pouring a continuous stream
from tho spout. Tho lions get this
oil upon their feet and legs, and it
is dabU'd nil over the feathers. It
is penurntiug, and the odor seems to
bo exceiKlmgly ollensivo to all in
MH'tH. We have no lousy hens sincu
the applreuuon of thin remedy. Lx
change.
A few weeks ai'i, horsn thieves
isited the ulablo of Mr. Jiuiiis (I.
Kendall, in f niton County, and toh
a voting coll mid double cot of Imr
iiomb They llieii went to Mr. John
NrUoii's s.atilo and idolo a norrel
hi iron mid two horse can iiip to which
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SHORT LOCALS.
A festival will be held in the Preabytef
tin Chapel on Thursday evening.
H.H. Scholl has been delighting his
friends by giviog them a ride in his gig.
ATTUTioa. Housekeepers, you may find
a large assortment of cook atoves at Mc-
CUntic's
A dressing to beautiful gray hair every
family needs. Parker's Hair Balsam never
fails to satisfy.
CoL Bobison has returned from a trip
made in a carriage with his family to Mary
land. E. S. Doty has bought an Alderney cow.
Hutchison McAiister has bought a Jersey
heifer.
A storm on Sabbath evening destroyed
about $20,000 worth or property at Harris
burg. One of the indispensible things is a cook
stove, go to McCliotic's and buy a cook
stove.
Miss. Nettie Hamlin, who has been at
tending an Ohio school the past two years,
has come home.
Hiss Lydia Stoutler has a patch of straw
berry plants that yield the largest kind of
straw berries, in her garden in this town.
Luke Davis baa returned from a tour of
a cumber of the western stales, and Canada
but in all the journey he saw no wheat like
the growing wheat in Pennsylvania.
On Saturday a week a severe storm pass
ed over a part of Huntingdon county, at
Petersburg, chimneys were blown down,
and roofs were carried on, and orchards
uprooted'
On Saturday evening 178 children were
trampled to death on a stairway in a Lon
don K ngland hall. A child fell and its
scream caused a panic and that caused the
rush and the frightful! result.
The ground that Muddy Kun school
house stands on was bought by the school
board of Millord twp., from Mrs. Ezra Dol
an. The ground on which the former house
stood belongs to the llersh estate.
August llench living near Blair Furnace,
Blair county, was unwise enough to keep
940 dollars in a chest in his house. Thurs
day night some one put a ladder up to
second story window, and entered the
house, went to the chest, unlocked it, took
out the money, and that is tho most cer
tain thing that Mr. llench knows a bout it.
Ue believes that a person that is acquaint
ed with the bouse stole the money and bo
further believes that irson to be a rela
tive. Altovna Tribune June 1G.
Mrs. R. C. Uallalicr who lives on Third
street, was greatly surprised the other
morning when she opened the front of her
bouse to find ijuito an assembly oi people
ou the pavement and she was still more
surprised lien informed that they had
assembled there bee a use her bouse was
so long closed that morning, that they bad
become uneasy concerning her and thought
that some mishap had overtaken her dur
ing the night. It is probable that had sho
not appeared at that time they would here
still more surprised her by thumping at
her door with tho purpose of making an
inquiry as to whether auy mishap had over
taken her during the night.
Items From Waterloo.
Our quiet little town was aroused about
midnight ou Thursday night last by the cry
of lire, aud iu running in the direction of
the light we found the house of Dr. Blair
iu flames. The tire appeared to have origi
nated about the Hue, and when discovered
had made consider able headway so that the
building, a frame structure was soon con
sumed. However, by the energetic efforts
of the Dr. aud his neighbors most of bis
household goods were saved and we are
glad to know that the building was insured.
Mr. U. W. Campbell's store and residence
were very near aud ii uas with dilhculty
that they aero saved.
As you all know, Mr. M . U. Crousu has
built himself a new bouse in our town and
moved into it this hpriug.
Mr. James Kics expects to raiso ono to
day, just outside of tho town, and Mr. ft.
X. Oris' lamily have one almost ready U oc
cupy just beyond the church in sight of town.
Mr. (J. ft. Cauiji bell has very lil'leh im
proved the appearance of his Mure bv a cat
of paint aud expect to paint his dwelling
soon. Dr. UUir had begun to erect a new
stable and also to Improve lliu nilorlor nl
his lii.ua.', when It Was burned.
There Is tho profiiM.! of good ctops wl
H heat and hay lit this section, Irllit is Hot
so pruinlaitig.
ft lioiii.g cough Is prevailing among
tho cl.il'livii, klietlinatisni and Neuralgia
mo tig tin' older li.lks. Mr. Joliu Camp
hell, lullriiiill ate lncreasiii. Mr. Joint
Ili. t) lias len ioliliiit il Io Ilia liouw lor II
wevlts With liillaiiiatt.rjr Kliei.inalli.iii and
Mr. K. Moiiluuiiic ty Ii ta J.ml rei'i.vete.l
I r.'iiisit altai a uf Nvmalglii, A
Tim A. mien! t'Hitiuli.ttll.iiis, Ii. iiii last
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M '.sulilnt' niiiiiiy iu Nw iliiwiM
broken to nieoes, but Mr. Bar nh art
etoaped with aiight injnriea.
The Time?, observes. We witnessed
a touching-scene the other day. A
full-crown, healthy looking married
man going towards the suburbs with a
base ball bat over bis shoulder, and a
few minutes thereafter, while passing
bis house, we noticed bis wife sawing
wood in the back yard.
Several cows belonging to Harry
Swartz, of Tuscarora twp., broke out
ef pasture and wandered on the rail
road track, and were so muoh frighten
ed by a train of ears that a young cow
jumped from an embankment and broke
her leg. Some workmen ruled the
animal to end her misery.
John Thompson of Miller twp., was
badly cut in the hip by an ax in the
hands of a fellow workman, while en
gaged in peeling bark on Wednesday
a week. The catching ot the az in a
limb of a tree caused the aeoident to
the limb of Thompson. It will keep
him from work for a week or two.
A scamp has been through the
eounty selling carpet at 10 cts per
yard, by sample, and taking orders
from the farmers, requiring each farm
er to giro one dollar cash when the or
der is given. Of eourse the whole
transaction was a fraud gotten up to
make dollars. Everybody should
have a county paper read np and not
fall a victim to every sharper that
comes along and asks for money.
The Advocate says on last Friday
noon, Harry, a 12 year old son of Mr.
Josia Sloop, of Rye twp., met with an
aeoident tbat caused his death in a
shocking manner. Be rode one of his
father's mules to water, and had tied
the long hitching strap around bis
waist On the way back to the tarn,
the mule threw the boy to the ground,
and being fastened to the bridle by the
hitching strap around bis body, the
boy was trampled upon by the mule
and dragged about 200 yards before
the animal was stopped. When pick
ed up life was extinot There was 1
mark of the mule's hoof above the
right eye, and the body was badly
bruised.
Snyder County.
The highest price paid for a sin
gle horse, at the Freeburg sale, last
week was $315.00.
The Seliusgrove musical
passed off successfully.
jubilee
Standard Farm Implements.
SOLD BY WM. BELL.
Oilice opposite the Court House, Jlilllin
town. Machines manufactured by the Newark
Machiuo Co. Newark, Ohio, to wit: The
World renowned Victor Clover liuller, Ila
frerstown Horse Kakes, Kellers Improved
Drills, &.C.
The Invincible Thresher & Separator
manufactured by Huberts, Throp It Co.
Three Kivers,Mich.
The Eureka Mower, the only direct draft
mower. It leaves the cut grass in better
condition for drying than any other mower
in use; Of light drislt 11ml easily handled.
Shirt'man'g Separating and cleaning at
attachtucnt for the purpose of attaehing tu
any threshing machine. It cleans grain tit
for market.
Spangler's force feed fertilizer attach
mint, easily attached to any grain drill vr
cornplanter, aud easily operattd.
Ilauck & Coiuxtocks fodder cutter and
grinder. Grinds and cuts fodder as suit as
chul!'.
Litia Plow MPg., Co.,
Cultivators, and
feed cutters. 1
The Milton Scive Nf'g.. Co. Grain and
Reed Seives.
A fu'.l line of Syracuso Plows and extras,
for the same.
The Mamh Whitnev I'lutform Twine Bin
der. The tirst succesMul lattorm binder
on the niarki't. It is of light drslt, neat
appesrauco and easily vperattil. For asle
by Win. licll, .Millluituwn, aud John t .
Jacobs, Port Royal.
Tho Ellis (.'liampion thresher and cleaner,
and low gra(ie tread power sold by Wiu
Bell Miltliiitonn, and John Bergey Oak
hind Mill-.
Jutiu ti t3 it.
For I Imvw uvd it extensively. I regurd
Paiker's ijit'gtr Ionic a inot excellent
remedy for kidney, lung and stmnaeh dis
unlern. It Invigorates without Intoxicat
Iii)!. J. Francii, Kclllo Philus. Journul
Chicago.
l.el Meyers Is about to open a real es
tale ltii'H In Tlmnipsotitimn. Pcoplti that
hare renl estalu to sell, or people that il
nlr to Imiv iprI eslatn tint r do well to run
suit with Mr. Mi't ers un the iiuestion of
ale or purchase.
NEW MII.I.INKUY HTtillE
I would liilutiii the public lli.it I will ii-n
a new Milliliter sltue at my Uio of res
Idelu u 1111 Water-slrei'l. Mlllliiilnwii, soi'Diid
door from t'Httii'r of llilditM sireel, un Hat-
nt tiny Miiy Mil. I lining Jnt relunifd frmu
llm illy wild a lull lm k, of i rmg, and
iiHiti'i r, liilllitieiy hoimU, all Iimw, and
nl llm lnli't Hi Iim, it ml fitlit iimployed
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Kew Advertisements-
F. ESPEKSC1IADE,
AT THK
CENTRAL STORE
MAIM STREET,
2nd Doob Nobth of Bridge Street,
Miffliittowii, Pa.,
Calls the attention of the pnblio to the
following facts :
Fair Prices Our Leader! The
Best Goods Oar Pride !
One Price Our Style! Cash or
Exchange Our Terms I
Small Profits and Quick Sales Our
Motto!
Our leading Specialties are
FRESH GOODS EVERY
WEEK
IN
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, BOOTS
AND SHOES, for Men, Women and
Children, Queensware, Glassware,
Wood and Willow-ware, Oil Cloths,
and every artiole usually found in first-
class stores.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for goods at highest market
price.
Thankful to the publio for their
heretofore libsra patronage, I request
their oontinued custom ; and ask per
sons from all parts of the oounty, when
in Mifflin to eall and see my stock of
goods.
F. ESPEXSCUADE.
Sept. 7, 1881.
KENNEDY & DOTY,
(Successors to Buyers fc Kennedy,)
DEALERS IN
GRAIN,
CO A I,
LUM1111
CEJIENT,
Calcined Plaster, Land Plaster.
SEEDS, SALT, &..
We buy Grain, to bo delivered at MilUin
town. Port Royal, or Mexico.
We are prepared to 1 urnish Sal t to dealers
at reasonable rates.
KENNEDY & DOTT.
April 21,lb82-tf
Agents Wanted For The
CELESTIAL SYMBOL
isifspbi rtn. By Rev. 11. W. Nosais, D. D.
The grandest object of Creation is the
M X. Centrs ot Lite, Light lit at. Attrac
tion and Chemical Aetion Its natural
wonder and aplrltual tettth-
I II gH are alike marvelous, aim make a book
ot absorbing and intense interest. The
great probk-ins of the Material L'uiverso uti
loldrHl and illustrated. ,ut ure lllOtt II
to be a llev elation of (od In
I lie noblewt aud iiiont perl'ect
eue. llialily commeiidrd. t.very tact
ot tinturu la made to reeeat some lesson of
His gnsiel." N. Y. Eiangelist. "Uotb
scleiililic and devout." Kev. A. t'.tiuorgu
l. I)., Chicago. "A startling revelution
concerning the wondirs and glorl.'a of the
Kun." Elder J. V. Mcllnri ey, Lexington,
Ky. 'lntercstlng, Inntruclim and very
stiFgeotlvu." Ilinhnp J:iggar, of Ohio. It
sells last and pli'sses all. Addri',
J. C. .McCl'KUY k. CO., I'liilndel hia, I'a.
('Iticlimsli, U. Cliieagu, III.) or .st. Louia,
Mn. t-i;-'J.ii.
.VlllcZllMfOk.
A week liiadn at tiotiiu by the In.
f Milnslrloii. Ib't IiiiIii.' 11. iw l .
lure Uie iiililk'. t''IUl hot liei'd.il. V
will slail you. Men, mmiuuii, bos and u h la
nanti'il rvetytthcre In ik lur un. rtw
la lliu tluie. You ran Mtk In spara time
or pit tour whole IHim tu llm Innlim..
ISw wllirr l,lliihiia Will ay loll liesily a
Wpll S 11 HUM i'u lall In liuk i'i,iiiiiiui
piiY, bv eii)iitliii at oiien. Cnrlly ntitill and
f.'iui Iri'M, Money lui.ln ll elly and
liiniiiinlily. Aililrva 1 si a Co.
AimiU, M.ilii.
i.muMtM oy vo 1 111
A t.il.illl Willi Hilt. i i.f A ll.ilW
ilNsiiini lii'lulih, I t. ii,.,iiiiu ki.tai
ami all lli vlt.t It id tulliul li.dln i. liim,
will l.-r Ilia siki i'l ti.llvriiii lutiintiiilv.
v. liwu in all wiim IH'.'I II, Ida ni.'i'U
and ilirtt lli.it .r iiiIiim lliu tmpiii rvimM
by wlil. Ii lu eiuv.t, Kiill.i.'i wialnnn
In I'H'lll bv llm adiwilisei k iiv.'il. in u .-t
du l l ,l,li.'ina in luili'O. i.hll., iw
JullN It. H.l'r..S,,JtiM., ,N,
I will liuil iVim.'I lhi'.ii li.r a klini'l
ntlt.l Mil W tht will luiiit.iti I lk
I iiiioi, 1'iar in and ln. I..tug
llm kkiu si-It i Iiai and Inmuiitiili !. m
un, ii, ' lor i.Htu. in a lutuiuol gmwiii
td li .tr ou a liiiliid or uieit 1. t, A.
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It I y I M.K.I, llle la iH..i.f bv, "
I 4 a-1 I and dim b.l.i'M i..i .lie, I
ti.iiiiill.liif ii'l,Ul uH l i.luiitia h
bill I In i'.nti.mr lini.i " I .11 xo.'k. In .it
own Iowa, at i.iiitit rni, .S.iii.k, kivri-
llillig- in . t''IUl h..' tv.ii'iv., Wm will
tumuli yi.w .Milling Mn iv nukii'
iliii..', I .li.n him MM. h as w. ,
ni l.iiva an'l ai'l huKu (nt , U-.l
W, ll Mlt Wl.l n..n... Wlik'll .-41.
IlKkW (11141 l-i ll Ilia tin..., Will tut
III lli l.i ll. II illSI I' ' ,
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A I'A.Nt.l UHl t N 1 1 til hlV.
Tli"i' iU"i a .'.'Hill-it. IU hi in-
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MISCELLANEOUS
D. W. HARLEY'S
Is the place where you can buy
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' &
HJTS, CJPS, BOOrS, SHOES,
HE is prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks tTer ofTered it
1 t. .A ivTnviSHl'K V rOIf PRH'HS '
IUU IUlCl, aMMAvr...uu...v '
Abo. measures taken for suits and parts of suits, which will be made to ordc
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the plaee, in Hoffman's
Water streets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
SAM'L STRAYER
Has'oonstantly on hand a full Tariety of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOESALL SIZES,
GENTS' FURNISHING! GOODS. Goods or all kinds are low Come and sea me
and be astonished. Pants at 75 cents. C7 SUITS MADE TO ORDER.rj
Patterson, Pa., April 16, 1879.
Professional Cards.
Loris E. Atussos. Geo. Jacobs, Ja ;
ATK1XSOX K JACOBS,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Uncollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrics On Main street, in place of resi
dence of Louis E. Atkinson, Esq., south of
Bridge street. Ucti'6, 1881.
jyjASON IUW1X,
ATTOSNEY-AT-LAW,
M1FFLISTOWN, JVMJT.1 CO., P.I. j
K7" All business promptly attended to. I
Of net On Bridge street, opposite the 1
Court House square. ju7, 80-ly '
JACOB BEIDLER, !
ATTORNET-AT LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
(Collections attended to promptly.
Orricc With A. J. Patterson Esq, on
Bridge street. Feb 25, '80
Thomas a. elder, m. d.
Physician and Surgeon,
Mlt FLlSTOWN, PJ.
Othce hours from 9 A. jc. to 3 r. v.. Of
fice in his residence, on Third street, op
posite Methodist parsonage. octl!2-U
D.
M. CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Has resumed actively the practice of
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
branches. Othce at the old corner of Third
and Orange streets, Miltiintown, Pa.
March 29, 1876.
J M. BKAZKE, M. P.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.lculcmii, Jumala Co., Pa.
Professional business promptly attended to
at all Hours.
Joiix McLaioiili.i. JoLrH . Stimmf.l
Mt Lll GIIMX & STJIMEL,
IKSUEAXCE AGENTS,
PORT ROV.1L, JUSltTJ CO., PJ.
CyOnly reliable Coiupauies represented.
Dec. 8, l75-ly
Y,LLIAM BELL-
AilENT AND DEALKR l.V
Fsrmer and Meehanics Maehinery.
Milllintown, Jirii.it County, Pa.
Otllee on l!ridt street upposilo South
side of Court House.
Nov. H, lhh2.
tSjitaul .Yoiicts.
A Great Cause of Human Misery;
1 tllO IjO ol I
ti
nakMn
llou' l.nlt IIo Iti'Atorctl.
Jiikt I'lililiiln-'l, a new edition of I'K.
tri.VtKWh.l.l.'.S l Kl.rlHK ATKlt ESSAY
nil Uin rn'iiu rare ol Si 1 roaRiHK 1 or
.Seminal W i' ikn.'K, luvoliiulnry SiMiunal
I.ik.i'i, Iwi'OTRKiv, M un li I ami I'bval.sl
Ineapa. It)', linpedlnn'iits In M irrlnitM, el.'
also, ( nsai ai'iins, l.t'ikkrat and Mr
dui'.'d by ai'll iml iilgi'in nr setual vsliav
aamii'ii,
I'lm I'.'li lir.it" d anlliur, in Hits adiulrnl.U
Hav, i"l'ily d.'iiiiiiiairati a, linui a tlilttV
yi'ta ' an.'1'i..aliil ri, il .'. that th.i aUrni j
.ii( 1 i.iia.'.ii.Mi.'iia ot a.'lf il.ns. W be .. 1
I. Hl eui.'d 1 ' .ml ins nut a 1 U "I I'lirn
at ' ani'i l crfi tin, and i ll. i inal, bv !
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ADYER TIJEMEJVTS.
BOYS' CLOTHING
jISD FURSISHIXG GOODS.
New Building, corner of Bridge a
Jn-1, ! S-n
SAMUEL STRATEK.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM.
This elegant i rattling
S prefer red by tltose
!j!lyc uicti it, to any
ainulur artU-Ic, m mc-
UnnlmKtaru! n.iritw
It cut-.Luiis matcrijl
onJy that arc b?ncticiat
to the sKalp Mod iuur
xxl alwmys
Restarts the Youthful Color to Grcf or Tailed Hair
Parker's Hair BaJsmi is finely perfumed aad Is
warranted tu prevent tailing cl tire hair and to re
move dandruff and itching. Hiscox & Co.. N.Y.
Ma. waA tint, a d!m 4n md st!ic!.
PARKER'S
GINGER TONIC
A Superlative Health and Strength Restorer.
If rjtx are s iTiechanic or former, worn out wtth
c .erwurlc or a TTKttlser ran Hwn by family ok house
hold duties try Pasksm'sGigmh Tonic.
If yixt are a bwyer. minuter or business man er
Kitctcd hy mental strain oraiutintHCarcs, doBottaJi
UitoxtcatingstiinuUnU.tjutiie Farker' Ginger Totuc
If roil have Cortsranption, IvpcAia, Kliciuna
sm. Kulrtcy CompL-iints. oranydiKmlerofthclus
stomach. brMveU, blood or Beivr. Takkkk's Gtsok
Tonic wi!lc-.ireyon. ItutliaGreatest Ueod Punber
M LHa Best and Seres! Coegh Cart Cm Used.
If you are wasting mvmy from ag, dtsupatMM or
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