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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
Wednesday, Dec. 5, ISSS.
TERMS.
nluv!v.4; 11 en
,.w" ,7 "! . nnum if paid
withm 12 month.; 2.00 if not paid within
12 months. "u
Transient adyertisementa inserted at 60
K" "" '"r ricn insertion.
Transient business notice in local col
ana, 10 cents per line lor nrh
Deductions wiU be made to those desiri'nc
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
j -
SHORT LOCALS.
A 400 day clock has been invented.
. . , ' aiuas oi crocks at
jucvuuLic a.
EspensoLade baa sold 21
boots this fall.
Merchant Hinkle is no in
bnjing new goods.
McClintio keeps for sale a
f builder' hardware.
cues of
the
citj
fall line
Bead, Judge BarneU's oharee on
McClintio has nails and
hardware goods for sale.
other
Herman North and wife are
their friends in these parts.
vie
iting
A great deal of ground for
next year, has been plowed.
eorn,
Tl i
iuero r a gooa many new oases of
email pox in lianoaster city.
The MoAIisteiville literary sooiety
meets erery Saturday evening.
Veterans of East Waterford are a
bout organizing a Post G. A. K.
A prayer meeting was held in th.
Methodist oburoh on Thanksgiving day.
One of the indispensible things is a cook
store, go to McClintic's and buy a cook
tore
uacxenoerger has bis Santa Claua
standing out in readiness for Christmas
day.
Mrs. Mary Kreidor of this borough
lost a vaiuaDie ear ring several days
ago.
Attestiox Housekeepers, yon may find
a Urge assortment of cook stoves at Mc-
Clintic'a
There is a talk of Coony of the Mo
Veytown Journal turning to be a
preacher.
R. E Parker will build a house for
a store on the lot on which his former
business place stood.
Joseph Light sold bis farm in Sus
quehanna township For $2,600 to Wo.
Leitzell of Schuylkill oounty.
It is said by Snyder county papers,
that Mrs. Dr. J. R. Swigert is the best
Latin reader in Snyder county.
E. D. Parker of this place, aod Dr
Grubb, of Thompsontown, are playing
a game of Chess by postal cards.
The most of the preachers in Mass.,
refused, or neglected to read Governor
Rutler's Thanksgiving proclamation,
George Uarmao, of Snyder county,
bought the David Kanagy farm 102
acres in Turbett township, for $12.
300. Miss Mary Bites, living near Sher
man'l!e, Perry county, shot herself
in the band while carelessly handling a
pistol.
The Lewisbnrg Chronical states that
several men have recently been in Lewi-burg
parsing- counterfeit one and two
dollar bills.
Noah Riebl, of Bealo township, died
at his homo on Fridaj a week, of con
sumption., lie was a son of the late
Jacob Riehl.
The Philadelphia aod Reading Rail
road Company have bought the Wist or
furnace property at Harrisbnrg, price
paid $100,000.
The December number of the Gold
en Davs is at band bright as, ever. The
bovs and cirls are fond of it. Price
for ekgle copy 25 cts.
The entertainment eiveu by the
Home Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church last Thanksgiving er
euing was a pleasant entertainment.
Wm Crawford, foreman of the Demo
crat and Register has secured a situa
tion in the government printing office
at Washington. D. L. Sandoe has bis
p!a;e in the Register office.
Away up here among the hills of
1'eiHjlvaiiia people cannot understand
why lbs jreacbers in Massachusetts re
fused to read the Thanksgiving prosla
Ration of Governor Butler.
The Sextisal and Republic.! k
gives a great deal more rsading matter
toils patrons than any other of tbe
Juniata coanty pipers. Subscribe for
it aid get tbe worth of your money
ASTRAY. A brown and white eow,
with high withers, has been gone sev
eral weeks. Send information to
E. D. Parker.
tf. Mifflintown. Pa.
John A. Hardy has been appointed
from the trainmastership of the Al
toooa division of the Pennsylvania rail
road to the trainmastershin of the mid
dle division. Mr. Uardv is a Juniata
county loan. ,
The late railroad survey from Lew
istown to Selinsgrove through this
county, by way of tbe Long Narrows
and Lost Creek Vallev. is 17 miles
shorter than the survey through Mifflin
county to Selinsgrove.
Colored people of Huntingdon hive a
literary society. Tbe Ulone says, iu
the subject discussed a few evenings
go, s. "Resolved, that the profes
fon of a school teacher is more honor
able than that of a lawyer."
The railroad locomotive bell must
go ; its place will be filled by "m11
whistle in the engineers cab. The
whittle is under the management of the
conductor, who will sound it for tbe
engineer as occasions require.
How often do we bear of the sudden
fatal termination of a ease of croup,
bena young life might have been
Td by the prompt use of Ayer's Pec
toral! Be wise in time, and keep
buttle of it on hand, ready for instant
use.
The champion wild turkey hunter of
"e Juniata V alley lives at jjewiiu"i
nau.3 is Charles Augustus Palmer,
fp to last Tlint!oirinr dav he had
"hot 12 wild turkevs. How many be
hu fihnt cii.A r.n tint been re
. Can n to H.. .
J.theba.booVeTr.h:TtWb
dww.ion. ftofofcwr Jook
teoher Flett, lawyer. MM "aon
field. Bidi. ?r,cMeen.Breh-
jeiairt
Lyons, Stone,
""'J, Jr., Pattern
"ooos, and editor
oooweier.
J.t, - Wi
icon all
: - hi up
glow during several
deen red
Some on, ha. JT''"
oome one ha. ad.
the peculiar redness
shower of met. 7" bJ
OOratmn.nl, ung into
. 'w uuot.
fuia.
Purse out th
lurking
that undermines h
linn. I ...
aistemper
--.iu, ana eonstita-
. lt;ur will
who
Aer'a 8. lne.,Ble. should take
mood, and restore vitality.
siahhK M'8&i,0M1r' Societies of the Mes
ml Kvangelical Lutheran chorch will
give an entert.nment in the church on
lhursday evening Dec. 6th, aT ?
o clock. Admission free. All are in
will b iirnd; . A bMket "oI"o"
lifted at the close of the
tKA . 18 oeiieved to be
the oldest existing in rh.t !
on- of the oldest in the wor d ft was
US0 d became h
.A' J" 1687,
i continued in tbe
me family to tbe present time."
uncut, iravenno n r . i
l.o . -i , " aiong
tbe railroad u:u.j , .
.... tk" 7 ml"eu J 9 cars
. . ou inanrsgiving
1.V. Ills body was brought k!
Ution at this place and a decent bur
il given it by tbe railroad company
rrom a paper found on hi. .
ui: . . p"; n is
-.:eli mat nis name was Muller.
"Wonder what
ed New Testimantt" said Bnwn: pon
niy word 1 haven.t seen a copy of it
ur.year.- "Have von .
of old versihn within a vear' .tH
Deaoon Textual. ' rr,n;n
claimed Brown, "it's funny, but com.
to think of it. 1 haven't." Rrh.-
6.
A eonereeatioaal mMtino ;n
held in tbe Presbvterian rk.n.i
S J ucn
atnrday, to elect a member of the
committee of Ways aod Slesns, and to
determine, as to whether, - the congre
gation will continue the envelope sys
tem of raising revenna or rem ik.
system of renting the news to rais
money for church purposes.
Lewis Wagner, living on theSohwei-
er, farm, was stricken with nrni..
while in the honse of Silas Moyer, on
tbe Stambaugb, Island farm, near this
town, a few mornings ago. He was
unconscious for quite a while, after
consciousness was restored be was tak
en home. He seems to be recovering
slowly, from tbe effects of the stroke.
A two hundred aod forty dollar
mu.e, owned by Kennedy and Doty
lost its life a few evenings in hv
banging itself, by a hind foot. Uy some
means one of its bind feet was forced
through a bole in the wall of the stable
about 4 feet from the floor ; the animal
not being able to extricate iu foot, was
thrown down and died, haDging by the
foot.
There was preaching in the I'resby
terian chnrch on Tbauksgivmg by Mr.
Benaugh. ' The Union services that
bad been beld during so many of the
Thanksgiving days of the past was dis
pensed with for the reason that Mr.
Berry who was designated to preach the
sermon found himself in sujha state of
health as to warrant him in not preach
ing on that day.
Clayton Beasbor shot a wild turkey
that weighed eleven pounds a few days
ago. A flock of turkeys had come into
a piece of woodland on bis fathers farm,
near the house, in Walker township
and somo other parties who were doing
their best to get a shot at the fowels
drew the attention of Clayton and he
went out to try a shot on the game,
which resulted as above stated.
The editor of the Lewistown Demo
crat, called tbe editor of the Free
Press a coward, wherefore the editor of
the Free-Press tells tbe editor of the
Democrat that he knows the post office
address of tbe editor of the Free Press.
If there is to be a duel gentleman, in
vite us as a spectator, and if you will
cermit a sueeestion, we suggest that
yon use as weapons, "goose quills.
DO NOT FORGET.
Do not forget that at Hcss's Pho
tograph Gallery you oan set any
small picture enlarged for 75 cents.
Also anything that is mule in Pho-
toTapliy, you can get here done up,
in first class style, Alt tne mresi
style pictures, such as Uanis. oanin-
cts, l'romenrtUO, lannci
&c., &c I rames ci an kiuju cu
At the Sheriff's sale Wst week Doty
o i. .. ii,. V?..Hfnr,1 fruit farm at
or. uoug ji "
Thompsontown tor 5o,u
The property of Samuel leieh was
bought by J ones u..6...6
The claim against the Jacob illow
property was settled.
r fi.- ..nnl Zeider property i
wa
bought by L- E. Atk.nson fr
was
The Abra n. oneuj
bought by Mrs. Catharine Shelly.
REMOVED.
Notice th CnASGK.-We are now
ka n,i and beautiful room
"street i. b. ding
thai J. S. Thomas has recently bu.lt,
-w. we are once more to furnish the
LZa. ;.. laree stock of dry gw
boots and
shoes.
1 msrlPS.
and
sell
cne'Per,omu 0 F. HINSKL&CO.
Nov. 28. 1883 tf.
rlAte of l6t
Tbe Perry Jrm ,nornine
.ir cvs. on last a
7. V , PV a well Mown
Mr pf s.ville town-
much respected c.t.ten w
''wrt-X -dhb death was
residence. U i PP peck WM
caused by oea -- . for
drawn as one o. I- B.r r, d
court last we, ".eoonnt of
.. j. .nH was excuse-
not being in good health.
rears of ge-
r.nrt of lst
week
The rerrj .... from
the
Ll.nW msrfi
tJ,'of J C Hollenbaugh, W
barn of c.tnrdav night. Tbe
t0wnshP, on g tied to
animal was found - H
. f.nee in n "PT . ha nnir-
Centre
!D.Tft;.he.rec.ionofL.n
A rewsrd is of-
-r ia animai
fered for tbe recovery
d arrest of the tb.rf.
Between this n a .'l. , n..
fi". r J PeMon who ing this of
U Tre, ,hmn 0M JeM' crip
111 7V know " bua,n 'ke other
people d CM,jt afford tQ WMk
tor nothing. W, hTe , , f
ubsenber. that are almos? all the
time ahead with their pay. We have
Urge list who are a little slow, but
tbe larger number of them will be in
on time, before the 1st of February.
The extra sessinn of th.
s more -demoralning in its influence
than .. a i . -
aa v ma inn Mm IT a nf I WT7 Tl..
ern ia 1877 in r
not much better was expected when an
-tr j presented itself for de
yuTOieworr and plunder. But of
ine law making ! r t..
monwealth htt, t; ..j
than this; it wiU sit day after day for
v.uor purpose tban tbe spoils of of-.
. n proves that a large bodv of
men elected by the people may pluo
der the State through the forms of Jaw
Valentin! Spigglemyer, of Tyrone,
ma me wnue in tne seven moun
tains in Mifflin a
w.uj uuuuug uccr.
Ihe Lewistown Gazette says of the sad
oocurance : From annearanoes it seam
tb
iat he bad crawled upon a stump to
pet
' a oetter view and resting the but
hlS gun UDOn thn ssmA ir
of
nd striking tbe triggers forced them
causing tbe load of buck
shot in one of the barreU to an nff mnA
enter bis bowels. He was saved from
tbe load in the other benonso nf tha
cap being bad and failing to explode
The body was taken to Tyrone.
W. A. Tnnnv lives nn Kn W fl
Thompson farm at Durward station.
come mgtits ago bis dogs barked as if
they bad game treed in one of the fields
nearest tbe mountain. . Mr. toony aod
his son hastened to tbe place but the
dogs were not barking up a tree, they
were barking at a hole in tbe ground.
The ground was loose at that place, and
no me aiaof stioks, tbe bole was fol
wed and opened to tbe far end, and
iere to tbe surprise of the cursuers
. r
V two large opossums. The animals
eiged 18. pounds each. Tbe opossum
not olten caught in these parts.
The following item from tbe Bedford
G
azette is Buffioient to causa a. man tn
be Cautious When ont shontinir rhhita
One day last week Peter Mellot, who
i ves in cuiton oounty just across tbe
iedford count? line, went out hunting
with his nephew. Tbev stirred nn a
rabbit and as tbe nephew was raising
is rifle to fire.it went off. tbe ball strik
ing Mellot in the thigh, aod inflicting a
uangerous wound. Several of the blood
vessels were severed and' it was nnlv
by prompt attntion on the part of a
physiciaa that the flow of blood was
stopped. The injured man is in a pre
carious condition.
Fred Esnenschado airad ahnnt 10
i 0
years, eon of Merchant Espenschade,
wnue cnmbing into the bind end of
the Dotv coal waoon fot a leer tlirnnoh
-- r - c- r- r-
the wheel, aod his head under the lock
leaver. It was a dangerous fix for any
one to be in, and those who saw the
situation of the boy thought that both
is leg and neck would be broken, but
not so. the fates decreed otherwise.
the wagon was stopped and Fred was
released, taken borne put to bed and a
doctor called. His leg was skined ma
few places but his neck was all riffht.
and after a half day spent in bed be
was so recruited that be was able to be
out.
If a man wants to sit up with a wo
man he had better not sit up with an
other man's wife as protests against
such proceedings are published every
week in different parts of the country.
The latest reminder of the impropriety
of such courtships cumes from Missouri
and reads, St. Louis, Nov. 23. Char
les Suess, a well known citizen of
Brunswick, Missouri, at an early hour
last evening left home, telling his wife
that he was going to the theatre. Dur
ing the performance Suess was taken ill
and immediately left for home. Upon
bis arrival there- he found William Dot
son with his wife. Dotson luadd a
move as though to draw a pistol. Suess
picked up bis shot gan which stool in
oorner and fired point blank at Dotson,
scattering his brains and killing him
instantly. Up to tbe time of the kill
ing Suess was known as a law-abiding
oitiien, while D jtsoa had a record as a
ladies' man and bravado.
There is a farmer living near Water-
bury, Conn., who has a large lamily of
girls. He would have liked to have a
boy or two :n tbe tamiiy,Dut tns wire noi
itbstanding ail of bis earnest expres
sions on the quostloa continued to pre
seut him semi occasionally with a girl.
lie qnarrolled with her about the mat
ter, and somo weeks ago so sunk his
manhood as to assault ber, be - was so
violent iu bis assault as to break a leg
for his better balf, which violence a
roused the indignation of the commun
ity to a high pitch, and, on the night
or" the 27th of last month 20 young
men visited Smith's house Smith was
his name with tar and feathers, in
tending to give biui a coat of the same.
Smith warned them off, aid, opening a
window, fired into their midst, filling
the back of Mjron Hard with small
shot, producing a painful but not seri
ous injury Smith should be punished
in tbe court for his violence to his wife.
He is worse tcan a brute.
Court Proceedings.
A special term of court of conven
ed on the 26tb day of November last,
-l,inh disDOsed of the following bus
iness between that date and the ev
ening of tbe pth day of the mouth
just stated.
There were only inree jui cuD.-D,
first, Israel C. Caldwell vs. Joseph
Bell and Wm. P- BU, No. 9, April
term, 18S2. This was a enit to get
possession of a piece of land in Lack
tjwnsuip, which bad been sold at
a Sheriff's sale as tbe porperly of Jo
seph BelL Wm. P. Bell claimed the
ownership of tbe property under a
deed in his name. Verdict for Caldr
well- A motion for a new trial was
made.
Second T. A Elder vs. Overseers
of Milford townsb-p, No. 39, April
term. 1883. This was to recover 9.
50
for doctoring iurs. j.
Verdict in favor or uver-
Warner.
seers.
nM.:..iTnlm It. Van Horn vs. a
than
T. Van Horn. o. j.
term, 1883. This suit was between
brothers, about an agreement to di
vide the difference between two
pieces of inherited real estate ; the
sum contended for waa eight hun
dred dollars. Verdict in favor of
John B. Van Horn for $323.90.
In the case of E R. Allen vs. Char
les Stewart, No. 121, Sept term,
1883. Stewart did not appear and
judgment therefore was entered in
favor of alien in the sum of $15.30.
In 'the case of the overseers of
of Beale township vs. Overseers of
Milford township, concerning the re
moval of pauper, James Carter, argu
ment was heard, and the case held
for consideration.
The Court declined to make an or
der for costs in the matter of the in
quest on the bodies of suicides, Mrs.
Kercbuer and John -T. Musselman,
and on the body of Rebecca Lauver,
who lost her life by accidental drown
ing. The declination to grant an or
der for costs for the holding of in
quest was on tbe ground that the
cause of the demise of the persons
named was clear, there was no doubt
as to how they came to their death.
The purpose of an inquest is clear
np doubt, when doubt exists as to
the cause of death.
A decree of Court was issued to
enforce specific performanco of con
tract of S ML KurtA deceased, late
of Delaware township, with Samuel
Schlegel, of Delaware township.
In the case of West Perry town
ship, Snyder county vs. Monroe town
ship, Juuiata county, on an appeal
for removal of family of K R Gor
don, argument was heard, and the
case held for consideration.
. Petition of David Shirts for a rule
ou Benjamin Zeiders and S. O. Evans
to show cause why ataortgage should
not be satisfied. Rule granted and
made returnable on the 18th day of
December, 1883.
The bond of Cliarles A Farlemon,
as constable, was approved and filed.
A paper of discontinuance of suit
of Cedar Spring Congregation vs. T.
V. Irwin was filed.
On petition of the County Com
missioners, Geo. W. Smith, James
Milliken and David Winey were ap
pointed inspectors to examine a
bridge asrosa the west branch of Ma-
hontono creek.
Peter 5L Eicbman, filed a petition
for a writ of partition in the matter
of estate of Michael Eicbman, lato of
Fayette township, deceased.
illiam S. Brown, of Fayette, was
appointed guardian for Charles, An
nie, William aud Abbie Shell, miner
children of Eli7.aleth E. Shell.
Jacob Beidler, of Mifflintown, was
appointed guardian for Maggie J.
McFarliind, minor child of George
McFarland.
William Kniscly was appointed
guardian for Maggio P., and Thomas
Knistiy. ni;hf!r children of Mary E.
Knisely.
An amended report of A J. Patter
auditor in tbe estate of George Bot
tijrer, deceased, was filled.
The repcrt of A J. Patterson, au
ditor of the account of Rsubrn Cav
eny, assignee of David Slrayer, with
exceptions, filed.
Aunt Maria Remarks.
That the bridge needs cleaning, that
tbe dirt ia it spoils the skirts of ber
dress. It would pay some one to clean
it for tbe sweepings; the sweepings
would make tba best of fertilizer for
a garden.
That tbe jourg men should not give
the girls so much candy when tbey
spark them, or sit up with their f-weet
hearts later than 10 or 11 o'clock at
night.
That Uncle Jake is a tkuuk of a
man and fhould have a corn cob pnt in
his mouth, and be tied on a ducking
board and be "dous-'d np and down
in the canal for his vulgar personal - in
sinuations abou; people.
That tlie bridge over the gutter a
long l.'liery street has set everybody a
talking about the grading and filling up
of that highway.
That the new post office is a love of
a place.
That Uncle Jake sho-s low breed,
ing in his remarks about the preachers
and Tbanksgiviog.
That Auut Maria hopes that tbe nar
rows railroad H oota bluffer enterprise.
Aunt Maria makes her best bow to
Uncle Jake and says Dear Jakie, what
a snob you ure to write such personals.
That almost all tbe pretty girls and
nice young men will attend the insti
tute. That Uncle Jake must have been
bred on the street or on a commons, or
some other open place, for how else
could be coiuo to have such a disre
gard for private affairs as to be contin
uously talking about the private affairs
aod acts of people in private life. Jakie
Dear, where were you bred ? Do hold
thai eoandalous tougue or Aunt Maria
will lose her good teeling for you.
That there are few weddings on the
carpet for he holidays.
That a good many private excursions
bavs been planned fur the holidays,
which, if Uncle Jake would know of,
would cause him to show bis bad breed
ing by passing ugly personal remarks.
Envy, Uncle Jake, is a bad thiog to
have it makes one unhappy. Pray
to be freed Iroui it. Perhaps the Lord
will bear you, if your day of grace bas
not gone by. Auut Maria h pes that
you may be beard. Pray Jakie for a
better heart, a decent tongue, aod tbe
pen of a gentleman, and leave the bal
ance to the Lord. I will then he;.r
no more about your remarks about peo
ple as tbey pass along the street. Take
Aunt Maria's advice and "don't jcu
forget it."
That tbe old bachelors are happy
over the expectation cf Laving the ques
tion popped to them in IS 34. Don't
expect such good luck from
Aexr Maria.
ATEES .
Sarsaparilla
la s hljrhly concentrated extract of
SanaparUla ud other blood-purifying;
roots, combined with Iodlda of Potas
sium and Iran, and ia the safest, most reli
able, and most economical blood-ponder that
can be ased. It invariably expels all blood
poisons from the system, enriches and renen
the blood, snii resteres its Titmlisine power.
It is the best known remedy for Scrofula
and all Scrofulous Complaints, Erysip
elas, Eczema, Kinrworm, Blotches,
Sores, Bolts, Tumors, and Eruptions
of the Skin, as also tor all disorders caused
by a thin acd impoverished, or corrupted,
condition of the blood, ruch as Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Rheumatic Gout. General
DebUity, and Scrofnlocs Catarrh.
InJfcsraturj Rtazlisa Cnrel
"Arm's SAKurAKiixa. has cured me of
tho AnUanim:(fry Rheumatism, with
aiuch ! !-avc i2.f::vl for many vrar.
W. II. MOOBE."
lu-uam, i-., Vsreh 2, lwl.
1 runrAFEO BT
Dr. J.C.Ayeri Co., Lowell, Masn.
B by all rrrr,hU; SI. six t. : fft
DIL JOHN DOLL'S
Sii'sIcaicSyrip
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and AGUE
Cr CHILLS and FEVER,
ARO ALL mUP.IIl DISEASES. .
The proprietor of this eclabrated medi
eiro justly clri-xs fir it a operisritr over
ail icmcdies cv:r o(fr-l to the public for
the SAFE, C22T&I5, STTT31 and Ft3
HAS E3T enre of gn and Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether of short or long iund
inp. Ee refers to the entire Weitem and
Southern eoantry t bear him testimony to
the truth of the asr artion that in no case
whatever will it fail to cure if tho direc
tions are strictly folloved and carried ont
In a trreat many rases a single dose has
been sufficient for a cure, and whole fami
lies bare been cured by a sinplc bottle, wita
a perfeot restoration of the eencn) health.
It is, however, prudent, and in erery case
more certain to euro, if its nse ia continued
in smaller doses for a week or two after tho
disease has been checked, more especially
in difnonlt and loop-standing eases. Usu
ally this medicine will not require any aid
to keep the bowels in good order. Should
th: putient, however, require a eathartie
medicine, after having taken three or four
iosti of the Touio, a single dose ef BULL'S
YlittETABLZ FAUXLY f ILLS will be saf
flcient. 3ULL'8 SAESAPARILLA is the old and
reliable romedj for impurities of the blood
aad Scrofulous sifsotions the aing of
Blood PuriSeri.
53. JOES BuIL'S VEGETABLE WOE
DXiTitOYER is prepared ia the form of
canu7 drops, attractive to tho sight and
pleaeaat to the taste.
UR. JOHN HULL'S
SMITH S TGN1C SYRUP,
BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
BULL'S WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies of the Dav.
. rinrlpil Office, S31 Hila St., LOUISVILLE, Kl
F. ESPESSCnADE,
AT THK
CEXTRAIi STORE
BRIDGE STREET.
2yr Doob Wert of Odi Fellows Hall,
MiftlintOTrii, Pa.,
Calls tbs attention of the ptiblio to the
folio winj faots :
Fair Prices Oar Leader! The
Bast Goods Our Pride !
One Price Our Style! Cash or
Exchange Our Terms !
Small Profits and Quick Sales Our
Motto! '
Our leading Specialties are
FRESH GOODS EVERY
WEEK
is
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIE3, BOOTS
AND STJOES, for Men, Women and
Children, Qaeensware, Glassware,
Wool and Willow-warej Oil Cloths,
and every article usually found in Erst
class stores.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for goods at highest market
prioe.
Thankful to tbe publio for their
heretofore liberal patronage, I request
their continued custom ; and ask per
sons from all parts of tbe county, when
in Miffii:". to call at:d see uiy atook of
goods. i
F.
Sept. 7, 18S3
ESPCXSCIIADE.
0 1ST IVY $20.
PHILADELPHIA
SINGER MACHINE
Equnl to mnt &lngrr tn 1h Xfrktl.
The abve ntt represents fl; v.i r'pul
style for the . ple hi-h srr e-ffer Sir y u r
the TPrr l f..js f -2. i;;-n'C-nilr. tt i!.
nota.sk you m fiy ut-i:I t-i; V.t rrrr. :!:c
machine. After liavin a-i.-.inii.t-i it, if it !,
not all we r";rtfiit, r-tur:i -t in rt f 'i
expense. C.-iiti!t ytnr ir.trri-r N -r.: r t:
Stic?, orKenrf !r i-i renters r.r.J t-.;:nir;:,.i.
AJarcss t'HAKI. A. V. O.;.v.: o..
Xo. 17 N. Tenth St.. VUi!jut-. -hi. I'a.
"ov. 28, 1883-UH.
JVVap Advertisements-
PVsITnTT? Ijrrrij ind womsn know ere
UllilOliJlllI illilJihis that of tbe many
diseases and derangements of ths budy
each a separate canse or o-igin, and that
each occds a ttifr-rent metu yd of treatment
in ord er to eff-ct a cam, and a moment's
rrtl' ctlun nmat convince that anr ol tin
qnack noatrnma foisted npon tbn pnblic
claiminr to core all of a number of diam-
etricly differeot diseases most prTe fail-
ures, even it we do not call tbem ham
bugs. Pflllll PPfTPT PaD people of moderate
lUUn XLUf llllmeans, and even people
well to do or wealthy find that the nor
moj chargti of practisinfr physicians are
a serious burien to them, and also find tW
a'ter paying themselves poor that no b.ne
nt has accrued to them, that in fact ther
have thrown their money away. To over
come these evils we otfur Whtehr't Ko. 9t
bure Hemtdut U the sick and snSorins; out
Remedy tor each disease, without for a
moment claiming that one remedy will cure
any other disease thn the one claimed for
it, and as these remedies have stood the
test of years withont a single failure, w
agree te rrfnnd the money paid in ererr
instance where a enre ia not positively ef
fected. The remedies are entirely Timeta
ble, can do no barm, and will positively
cure every disease for which they are per
tcribod. HHP MnTTHM onf. Lanvness of
MiiUUiUAHUIu, Joints, Sciatica and
Neuralgia are relieved at once and positively
cured by the use of Wheeler's No. 9f, Rhen
matisni Ktmedy. We say boldly that in th
worst of cases of no matter how on ttand
tag. bow teriout or how painful, we can not
only give relief bnt nov'firry cure Tor all
time. Failing to do this we will positively
refund the money paid for the treatment,
and if yonr sufferings are not positively
stopped for all time you have not thrown
your tuority away as yon would on any oth
er tban these guaranteed remedies.' The
price or Wheeler's 'o. 96 RhenraMim
Keme.Iy is only 60 cents, obtained from
druggi.iU or aent free by mil on receipt of
price. Stamps taken.
SMEBDfft W0MEN.fr,:
any a lady
endowe d by
nature with a pretty face, beautif ul fignre,
faultless complexion, a well as thd sweet
est of tempers and faultless mental quali
ties grows prematurely old, grav.and wrink
led, her form loses its perfect crmtonr. the
complexion becomes sallow, the brightness
leaves me eye, a leeling ot languor takes
the place of tho once buoyant spirits, an
irritable nervous fractiousuess makes life a
burden, things that once were trillcs worry
ber till life b comes unbearable. All this
bein; caused by a physical dorangemcnts
so common to woman, which the inmate
modesty of feminine nature prevents their
making known, and of which the tenoranrt
of the medical pretension prevents a cure.
Lady Keider, paute and consider, 'tis a du
ty you owe yourself, your family and yonr
God, that you sbonld cure yourself of
these troubles and once more feel the glow
of perfect health and spirits that nature
intended for you. H hteler't Ao. 06 Pre
tertvtions are pleasant and pil itablo to take
containing nothing of an injurious nature.
and may be taken by all ages at all times
and in all condition irtoaf potiibtity of ill
tffectt. and will positively cure any of the
pecnliar diseases to which females are sub
ject. Failing to produce a perfect enre
Ihe proprietors will refund the money paid
for the treatment. If you hart a swal
low complexion, constant or intermittent
headaches, backache restlessness, loss of
appetite, suppressions of monthly How, or
irregularities thereof accompanied by head
aches, nervousness, hysterics and similar
symptons, Wheeler' Ao. !lfi Prttcription
"B" will positively restore you to health.
If yon have a sensation of heat and throb
bing in the back, Irtqnently fainting spells,
Lencorrbea or white discharge, painf ul or
scalding aens:ition in urinatinr. reddish or
white deposit in urine, hot and drv skin.
Whaler' So. W Pretcriplioi 'C will
give immediate and lasiinr lief. The price
of Wheeler's No. 96 Perscription 'B" and
C"are 5H cents enoh, obfainible from
d-uggists orsent by mail seenrw fnra ob
servation post paid on receipt of price.
Potage stamps t:iken.
pinilTjTlTT It is nedless to deserilv the
L'illiiuIlIl..iTmptoi-.s of this naueon di
sease that is sjj ping the life and strength
ol only too many of the fairest and best of -both
sexes, old and young, suffering a'lke
from Ihe poisonous dripping in tho throat,
the poisonous nasal discharge, tho fetid
breath and jreneral weakness, debility and
languor, aside from the scnto snfT-Hngs of
this disease, which if not checked can only
end in oj of ptlate, honmen'. venkied
sick!, lost of memory, (leaf net ani pre
mature death it not cheeked before it is too
late. Labor, sfndy and research in Ameri
ca, Europi and F.itern lanls have result
ed ir. Whrelrr' So. W Infant Relief and
Sure Cure for Catarrh, a remedy which
cor.tiins no harmful ingredients, nnd that
is guaranteed to enm every casi? of acute
or chronic catarrh or money reminded.
Wheeler' .Vo. W Infant Relief atd Sure
Cure for Catarrh will cn-e every esse ol
catarrh, hay fever or asthma, prjeo ft.O"
per package, from drngjrists or sent by
mail post paid on receipt or price.
ir.'er Ao. 96 Snrt cure for Kidney
and Liter Trouble cures all weakness and
soreness of kidney, ii.tUru'.ltion ot kidney
or liver, price $1.00.
Whreler' Vegetable Pill are the only
remtv that cure consumption, giving nat
ural action of the bow:l:. without physicing,
purging, griping or pain. Price 2i cents,
of druggiita or by mail.
Whe. ler' Xerviae Tunic fur mental de
pression, loss of manhood, lang ior, weak
ness or over taxsMon of tie brain is in
valuable, price 15 cnts.
p ptt.itj jncTrrCur,,s in ''T c
li tuAMll lL'tlor will refund money
pai l. We place our price for thesa reme
dies at less than one-twentieth of the p-tce
akcd by others for remedies upon which
you take all the charges, and it tpenally
inrite the natron-ige of . the man person
who hive tried other remedies without ef
fect or depleted their purses b paying
doctor bills that benefitted tliein not.
EOW TQ GBT4IN
'TTthese remedies. Go
and 3k for them. If ffiey have not g-t
them write at once to the prop-ietors, en
cioire the price in money or stamps, and
they wili be scat you at ore by mail, post
paid. Correspondence o!i:-ifvi. Ad
dress plainly. I.. WnFFXFR CO.,
No. 55 V. Baltimore St.
BALTIMORE, MD.
FMI1
ho arg fntr-sted ia
Growing Crops
cheasly and fjccessfully
aheul't wrffe as for cir ps-erhlet ri pore
tertitbers. a-e''ellertiirtr canptwids
athmeforariatrt$ Q a tea bt ooosfj
witt PQWELfS pPFenryn rwrt'T'i.s.
RefreretslnETr)5ti'e. y-a-ietriantr
lerunoccopicdlerrtterr. ipofywitr'eences.
BR0WM CHEMICAL CO."
IHamjfCWerS oi
Powell's Tip-Toa Bonf rri:li;er.
Bone, Potash. Imioria. Sc.
16 LIGHT STftEtT. BAtT'MOKE.tj.
KEXXEDT & DOTT, Agent,
MirrLixTows, Pa.
jnne 20-83. . .
KEW GOODS.
I would inform tbe public that I havo
now in my new millinery store at my place
of residence on Water street, Mifllintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a full stock, of fall and winter millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles,
and having employed lirst class milliner,
I am preparedo supply the pnblic with
everything found in a Bratclasa milliner
store, come a:. 1 examine my stock. I
cOBtider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DEIIIL.
May 2-83.1 .T.
Subscribe for the Srutmtl awl RrpuhHeu
the best newspaper in the county. ,
MISCELLAJfEOUS
D. W. HARLEY'S
Is the plaea whers you can bej
THE BEST AIfI THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
BJTS, CAPS, BOOrS, SHOES, JtXD FURNISHING GOODS.
HE is prepared to exhibit on of the most choice and select stocks svsr offersd l
this market, and at JSTOyiSHISGLT LOW PRICES !
Also, measures taken for suits and parts of saits, whioh will b marl to ordd
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the plaee, in Hoffman's Nrr Building, eorner of Bridge a
Water streets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA. Jan. 1, 187-sf
SAM'L STRAYER
Hu etttstantlr on hd fait yariety of
MZU & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS' FURNlSniNO GOODS. Goods of nil kinds are low. Come and sss as
and be astonished Pants at li cents. Zf SITTS MADE TO OEDER.jj
Patterson, Pa., April 16, 1879.
Professional Cards.
B
r. BOOKS,
Honiorpathlc PyhaUlan,
Office in rosidenco'of Solomon Books,
Main Street, Mifflintown, Pa.
fjy I have permanently located In Mifllin
towo. All calla K-ft at vfe promptly at
tended to. Oct. 17, '83-tf.
Ltna E. .Vrrrjisos. Go. Jacobs, Jb '
ATKIX SOX A. JICOBM,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
SIIPFLINTOWN, PA.
Uncollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orricir On Main street. In place of resl.
dence of Lonia E. Atkinson, E).. sonth of
Bridge street. Oct 26, 1881 .
31
iSON IRWIN.
ATTOSTCEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLISTOWX, JUS1.1TJ CO., F.t.
All business promptly attended to.
Orrici On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House square. jan", 'S0-ly
JACOB BEIDLER,
ATTORXEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLIXTOWX, TA.
CCollectiona attended to promptly.
Orricf With A. J. Patterson Eq, on
Bridge street. Feb 25, "80
TnOMAS A. ELDER. M. D.
Jhysinian and Surgeon,
wrFf.vroirjv, p.i.
Office honr from 9 a. . to 3 f. k.. Of
fice in hia residence, on Third street, op
posite Methodist pirsoifige. oct22-tf
T) M. rHAWFOSP, M. P.,
IT . . .aGtinvil ..etivnle it- v.i- n t' r n .f
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
bwhes. Office at the r.M corner of Third
anu "irango streets, Miiiiiniown, l a.
March 29, 1876.
J M. BRAZES, M. D.,
PHYSIOIAK kli"D SURGEON,
Aetdemvt, Juniiita Co , Pa.
O-nci formerly occupied by Dr. Sterrett.
Profesinnil bn-iress promptly attended to
at all honrs.
Jonx VcI.aroHLin. Jos.pb W. Stixmel
9ICli.4rtRHl.TX STMIMEl,
IKSU2ANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROY.1L. JUSI1TJ CO., P.t.
STOnly r-Iiable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, 1875-ly
YTILLIAM PETX.
ATENT AND DBAtER IN
Knrmen an.i M'hanics Jfjehinery.
Mifflintown, Jnniata County, Pa.
OfTVe on B-t.l 'e street oppoit! Soeth
aide of Court IIoiie.
Not. 8, 1C2.
liBODT HOTEL.
Ninth St , south of Chestnut, oni sqnare
south of the New Post OtHee. one-half
sqnsre fro'm Walnut .t. Thea're and in the
very business centre of the citv. On the
American and European pians. Good rooms
fiom 50c to $1 00 per day. Remodeled and
newly furnished. W. PAINE, M. P.,
Owner and Proprietor.
Nov. 21, laS3, ly.
How lyost, How Itestoretl.
Jns v"l'!i"hed. a new edition of DR.
CCLVERWEM.'S CELEBRATED ESSAY
on tbe radical cure of SriamTnasnon or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, iMponcscT, Mental and Physical
Ineapscitv, Impedimenta to Marriage, etc. ;
also. Co!rypT,o. Fpilffst and Krrs. in.
dnced iv self-fnd licence or sexnal extrav-
sgamc. Sec.
The celbr:ife.1 author, in this ldmirahle
Essay, clearly demonstrate", from a thirty
years' succMsfnl practice, that the alrirm-
mg consequences of self-abuse may be rad
ically cured; pointing out a mode of cure
at once stn-.pTe, certain, snd effectual, by
mearsof which every snfferer, no mattei
whu his condition may be, mav cure him-si-tf
cheiply, j.rivafe'y. and radically.
Barilla Lecture should be in the hands
of every youih and every mca in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, povt-paid; on receipt of sis
cents, or two postage stamps. A ldresa
TnEai.Ti:p.vn.L medical cen
41 Annt..NewTork,N.T.;
jnelS-ly-oct 17 Fost.Ofrice Box 450.
TV'OTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
J. 1 All persons are hereby notified not to
trespas on the lands of the undersigned,
in W!ker srd Fermanagh townships, for
the pnrp.e of huntinsr, bn-ldansj fires, or
for anv ntfvr trepaa purpow.
Sirri rKra. HraaT Arrit,
'iimTii Mrssra, KsTBrt Moist,
'i.icArm. Wtitrsn Ri-icssr ch.
Wst.irsnTon Smith, Ktfi-.Ti Ksrrraax,
Jonrn S. Wr:a, Srs: Roxxkb,
Josas Karrrr, CrsrsSifBsa
ft. 31, lS83-rf.
A LT. persons a-o hreby cantioned
- ajtiinst fi.binp or hnrtirr, evberinr
berries, or nroasing fields, or In any other
way rresp ,v:rf en th hn Is of tbe under,
signed
i. S. Kirwf."
ADVERTISEMENTS.
SArEL STRATEK.
Special JVbtiett.
TnE rEOPLB'3 D-CCTIONART an
vasYPtT lacrrtontDia, conUlninf
Orer 25,1X0 Word; compile-i from WEB
STER, 40,tX0 synonyms, a complete dic
tionary of rhymes. loreign words and phras
es, brsinets. nautical. nincl and law
.terms and mythology. Smbracing every
Mubjerl on which clear, satisfactory informa
tion is given.
a 8CC!l EQUAL TC "so PAJU 0 STAYS, ff.SO,
The same information cannot be bad else
where, nor in as convenient or accessible
shape for less than $ot. Sample pages fresx
Outfit $1 00. lum, Unt'ia Sl Co. 603
Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct. 17-3m.
AGUECURE
rontams an antidote for all rua
Iarlal disorders) which. far as
known, is used in nn other remedy. It con
tains no Quinine, nor auy mineral nor de
leterious substance whatever, and conse
qiently produces no irjn.ioiis tflct npon
the constitution, but leaves the system as
healthy as it was before tbe attack.
WE WAR R XT .tl'ERS AGTaS
Cr RE to cure every case of Fever and
Agae. Intermittent or Chill Fever, Remit,
tent Fever, Dumb Ague, Billious rever
aud Livsr Complaint caused by malaria.
In case of failure, after due trial dealers
are authorized, by our circular dated July
lit, 182, to refund tbe money.
Dr. J. C. Ayer's & Co.. Lowell,
Maes.
Sold by ailIlnpgi.-ta.
THE BEST ON EARTH.
Th03O ce!ebrted Stoves will
ROAST, BAKE and HEAT IRONS
In less tlma and v-lth LESS FUEL
than any other vapor Cook Stove
made.
Bo euro and buy -tho Danjrler
Non-Exploslvo Vspcr Cook Stove.
" 3ti--lTM t: siu rr T3S
DaaHgiSrVapcr Stove & Fa eflnlng Co.
CLEVELAND, OWIO.
Foa aii it Osra Jssra
D.&MOBGAimGO.
KaaTTASrax m
DU.'SASLE UGKT DHAFT
saT s rj cse,
isw Clipper Mower.
The TT.TTMPT kl'.PTM tiro unc-i!l fit
SinjT'liaruy la c.inMni.i:-ii, rtw- of r.u :: tent.
l:?ht weight. ilur:-il .? ua god wurkiAg tmpacity
la nil ct'TMhtitiitii of ierx:B.
Ibe NklW I'LIPI'EH htn mil the Trotm tA
fh(T.P CLI1TKH MmUI witn wahj nlnlU
iuiprvenrata.
D. S. MORGAN & CO.,
Brockpcrt,MonroeCo..N.Y .
DAVID B. DOTY,
(Successor to Kennedy A. Doty,)
DEALER IN
roil.
I.I MltKR
CEMENT,,
Calciced Plaster, Land Plaster.
SEEDS, fAIT. A.C.
lie buys Grain, to be delivered at Mifflin
town. Port Royal, or Mexico.
lie is prepared toiurnish Salt to dealer
at reasonable rates.
DAVID D. DOT.T. '
April 21, 1884-tf
-y ALTJABLK FARM LAN D FOR SALS..
A valuable farm, eonUinms; aboat 10
acres, all tillaUe land, and in a frood slate
of cultivation, with awd Dwallins; Ilonse,
Bank Barn, Waron Shed and outhiii'riinjts,
all in pood repait. . The land i all river
bottom. A Iso, 430 acres of mountain land ,
aioBg line of Pennsylvania Ksilraad, and
convenient to Sid'n; and Stations, well
set with rock oak. chestnut, sd4 other tim
a onit nnrirtnnitv forany onewaat-
" - rt ' -
leg a first class home or te engage In the
lumber business. For jmtirulars ca'J en,
or addresa JERMjAH LTON3.
Mirriiirri Jriiara Vc., Pa
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