SENTINEL k REPUBLICAN
WIFFLLNTOWN.
Wedacsdar, Tcb. 13, 14.
B. F. SO II WE IE R
cditob axd r-aoFKirroa.
Tki South Pennsylvania railroad,
is to be finished in the days of the
Autumn of 1885.
Tbb lessons of the floods of the
two past seasons, is, build the towns
on higher ground.
Alexander, the colored cadet, at
West Point, ranks number 9 in a
class of one hundred.
Thi civil rights bill which the Su
preine Court declared to be uncon
stitutional has become a law in Ohio
by act of assembly.
(Jongkess, proposes, to soon pass
a bill that will correct the trade dol
lar trouble. If it does that it will be
entitled to credit for an honest act
Govebxok Pattjws's mother died
on the morning of the 5th inst, at
Alexandria, Va., aged 58 years. Pneu
nionia was the disease that took her
life.
It costs government $1,500 to $3,
000 to burr a dead Congressman, 60
?f jo.tr are bent on having a swell fu
neral become a Congressman and die
while in office.
May of the Irish are pleased ovor
the victory that False Prophet has
gained over the British in Soudan,
and the news in some of the Irish pa
pers is headed speed the prophet.
Ctiarlss Book, of Walker town
ship, is the Republican Representa
tive Delegate, elected to attend the
Republican Stale convention, which
will meet at Harrisburg, April 1(5,
1884.
Tub French have declared against
the American hog. and now, a meas
ure has been introduced in Parlia
ment, which if it passes, will prevent
American catlla from being shipped
to England.
The way to dispose of the shoddy
purpose of having a clerk for each
and every Congressman, is to elect
Congressmen who have the willing
ness and brains to perform the du
ties of the office. .
A F0RM2B CoDgrr sa did great wrong
by the coinage of the trade dollar
without Burrounding it with the pro
feciion that it gives to the one dollar
legal tender silver coin, but the pres
ent Congress proposes to remove the
stigma to the extent of its power by
providing for the redemption of the
trade dollar at par.
Thi reason that the British gov
ernment is so greatly talen np with
SouJa.i country is fojed m the .'act
that Eugiiah commercial people or
t radars do buniuesa with the country
every year to the amount of about
65,000,000 dollars, besides furnishing
snng places or offices for a large
number of British office seekers.
Th damage done by the ice flood,
last week, east of the mountains, was
iriSirjf when compared to the dam
age done along streams west of the
mountains. Nearly all of the people
living in towns along the Ohio river,
were compelled to leave their homes
and go to the hills to escape the
flood. The flood were as destruc
tive aa last year. There is one rem
edy for snch troubles and that is to
move the towns to higher ground.
The false prphet of the Soudan
has gained another victory over the
British army operating in Egypt, and
now people are beginning to wonder
whether history is to repeat itself by
the Asiatics and Africans driving out
European forces, as was done when
the Mahomedan people came into
power and drove out Christian be
lievers from the land in which Christ
ianity was born and flourished vigor
ously for a nnmber of centuries.
Who knows ?
Nardera in
Bevenge for
killing.
Dog-
Sr. Loc.s, February 5. W. T.
Newry, colored, who was arrested on
suspicion a few days ago, yesterday
confessed tkit he killed Henry De
pugh and another negro named Ross,
and then set fire to their house, in
March last, near Alton, III. He says
that two or throe years ago Depugh
killed a favorite dog of his, and from
that time he he'd a feeling of the
bitterest enmiiy toward him. On the
night of March 27 he was at De
pugh'B bouse, and while the latter
was preparing something for him to
cat he 6 hi it luui three times with a
pistol. Ross was sleeping in the
house at '.he time, and for fear that
he vould reveal the crime Newry
shot hi 3i also. Then rifling Depngh's
clothes of a small amount of money
and taking a pistol and shotgun, he
fired the house and fled. Newry was
removed to Edwardsville last night
to prevont the possibility of lynch
ing, as a great deal of excitement
existed among the negroes at Rocky
' Foik, By whom Depugh was held in
Jiigh esteem.
Readim, Pa., February 1. Sur
prise was caused here to-day by the
.arrest of eight wellknown citizen on
the charge of horse racing with
slaigLs on public roaJ. liiey were
held for Court. The charges are
brought under the Blue Laws of 1794,
whicb prohibit racing, and provide
that upon conviction of the accused
the horses are sold and the proceeds
plncc-r jo Lo County Treasury.
Court Proceedincs.
The regular February t'-rm was
convened on Monday tso 4th inst,
and by Thursday evening, the fol
lowing business was disoosed oi :
Reuben Strauser vs. Hezekiah
Bradford. Defendant pleads that he
tendered plaintiff eighty-wight (S8)
dollars before suit brought and
brinrrs the monev into court, and as
to the balance claimed iu Narr., he
pleads non assumpsit and payment
with leave, xc. erdict tor aeiena-
ant for $114.
John Moulson vs. Joseph James,
Henry Sulouft and Duncannon Iron
Works. Summons in tresspass. Q.
C. F. Damages claimed, $500. De
fendants plead not trinity, L. T.
Jury drawn to try case before Judge
Bucber ; time not nxed.
Henry B. Casner, for use of Sam
uel B. Casner, vs. Johd F. G. Long.
Appeal from Judgement of J. W
StimmeL J. P. Settled.
Amos G. Bonsall and W. J. Jack-
man doing bnsiness as Bonsall &
Jaekman. vs. J. B. AL Todd, bum-
mons in at&unipsit sur promises,
Defendant pleads non assumpsit; non
assumpsit infra, sex. annos. payment
with leave and set off and statute of
limitation. Settled.
John Vaujrhn vs. Thomas Kelly.
No. 97. September term. 1883. De
fence Continued for cause at
the
II.
instance and cost of defendant.
Henry Brown vs. Samuel
Brown. Summons in case but
as-
sumpsit Defendant pleads non as
suinp&it payment with leave, and
with leave to add. alter or amend at
bar. Defendant being doad the case
was not for trial.
David Barrick, James North, R.
Milton Speer aud Allen K. Lovcll,
who survives Wui. B. Leas, dee'd
trading as the Union Bank of Hunt
ing don, vs. Robert Innis. Appeal
by defendant from judgement of L
G. Marks, J. P. Change of venue.
will be taken to Miiliin county lor
trial.
John F. Bonner vs. Charles G
Mertz. Appeal from judgement of
Caleb Parker, J. P. Verdiet for
plaintiff.
David Graham vs. Jeremiah Lou-
denslager. Appeal from judgomont
cf Jncob Beidler, J. 1. Settled.
William Heid vs. Ephra.m Ran
nels. bummons in case. Ueiendants
attorney plends not guiitf. Settled.
Adam Li. Troutman vs. Jacob
Stroup, Sr. Summon in tresspass on
the case. Defendant pleads not guil
ty. Verdict for defendant.
Petition of tue Overseers or tne
Poor, of Port Royal, for a rulo on
William Dewee to show cause why
he shall not support a grandfather.
Returnable next March.
In the mat tor of Joseph Woodburn
vb. William Aidd, answer to inter
plead, and claimant ordered within
20 days to file a declaration and so
forth.
As per request of inquisition Cath
arine Stephen, was declared a lunatic
and Ezra Smith was appointed her
committee.
The affidavit of J. S. Bear, as Mer-
cantile.Appraiser, was filed.
The report in the matter pertain
ing to the assigned estate of J. H
Crozier, was filed.
W. I. McCullocb, David Wilson, S.
T. McCulloeh, and Joseph McCul
loch. Summons in partition filed.
In the matter of dispute between
John Peffer and Jacob ltmer, on a
petition for a rule to show cause why
an appeal from the judgment of a
Justice docket was fixed for return on
March 10, 1884.
Com. vs. Isaiah Boll Larceny
tried, convicted, an 1 sentenced to the
penitentiary for a period of one year
and one month. The Sheriff took
him to Pittsbarg, on Friday night
Com. vs. William Smith, Patrick
Dery, Conn Gtry, Charles Johnson,
Thomas Dunavin, Henry BuJar,
William Aruaer, Nicholas Obare, Law
rence 0Na', Martin Conrad, Frank
Brown, Frank Plavford, William
Wright, Charley Wells, Thomas Ed
wards, and James Caveny, all tramps,
that were uent to jail by the justicss
in this town, on the plea of vagrancy,
which the tramps themselves enter
ed so that they might be seat to jail
to ret shelter and food during the
cold weather. When they were
brought before the court, and each
given a separate (rial by jury, no suf
ficient evidence was found agains;
them to insdie couviction, aad vhe
verdict in every individual case was,
not guilty, and the county to pay
the cots.
" Com. vs. S. B. Allen, continued.
Com. vs. Zephania Berry, fornica
tion and bas'ardy, child unborn.
Bail was required for au appearance
at ne-t coo. i.
Com. vs. J. S. Shaffer, fornication
and bastardy, child unborn. Bail was
required for appearance at nest court.
Geo. W. Smith, Win. Shirk, and
Solomon Sieler were appointed, as
viewers oi a sue for a - bridge over
Cocoiainus creek, ia Delaware town
ship. O. P. Eanon, D. W. Allen, and
Henry Morrow, were appointed view
era for a road in Milford townsLip,
leading from a point near Lutheran
church no: th ward, aad to terminate
at a point on public road near resi
dence of Abraham Guss.
A. G. Shelleaberger, Reuben Leo
nard, and Adam Wilt, were appoint
ed to view a road from Lewis Ar
nold's to W. H. Clemens, in Susque
hanna township, aad layout another
in lieu thereof and vacate so much of
the old as may be supplied by the
new.
Aaron Leidy, John Musser, and
Abram Kurtz, wers appointed re
viewers of a road, beginning at a
point on the public road, leading
from Van Wert io Mexico, nezr the
stone bridge, on lands of Samuel F.
Sieber, to a point oa the public road,
leading from Mexico to Van Wert,
near the present road of Same el
Loudenslager.
Petition of John Motzer, Adminis
trator, for order of sale of real estate
of Peter Hetrick, deceased.
Petition of L. A. Troup, Adminis
trator, for order of sale of real estate
of Peter Troup, deceased.
Writ of partition in the estate of
John Book, of Walker township, de
ceased, and rule on heirs to accept or
refuse to accept real estate at the val
uation and appraisement or phow
cause why the same should not be
sold.
William W. Trout was appointed
guardian of E. G. Moyer. , 1
John L. Kerstettcr was appointed
guardian of Elmer Kerstetler.
George . Leister was appoiuu-a
guardian of Irwin, Austin, ami. How
ard Karstetter, all minor caildren o:
Edward Ker6tetter, deceased.
Goorge W. Leiter, was appointed
guardian of Ella and Lloyd Kerstet
tcr.
Petition of Executors of David
Moist, deceased, to have an erroi in
the recording of the will of said de
cedent corrected. The word "no"
was left out in the recording of the
will, and the omission of that little
word converts the will into a docu
ment that requires interest to be
paid on quite a sum of money, wnen,
in fact, the will intends that no in
VrpRt shall be paid.
Judge, Jacob Smith, was appoint
ed guardian lor six oi tne minor cuu
dren of Samuel M Shelly, deceased.
Iu the estate of Michael Eichman,
aewntanca of purparts No. 1 and 3
of said real estate at the valuation by
Peter M. Eichman with calculation
and recognizance, order of sale of
purpart 10. I.
Partition of Nancy Pile on Exscu
tors of Robert Robison, deceased, to
pay over the money as provided by
Auditor.
Petition of Samuel H. Oberholtzer,
guardian of Rachael S. Flanders, for
leave to take au assignment of a
judgment, and to releave lion. ai. i.
Holman, Executor of estate of Mi
chael Shetterly, late of Juniata coun
ty, deed.
Petition of the Executors of Abram
Vaa Fossen, for a decree to raise
$1,000 or $1,200 on the real estate
of said decedont, in Duncannon, Per
ry county.
Petition of Simoon A. Lauver, Ex
ecutor of Abraham Anker, to Bell real
estate. Granted.
The report of the Audi' or to make
distribution of the estate of Joseph
Richeson, was confirmed nisi.
Report of the Auditor to make dis
tribution cf allowance in the hands
of the Executor of the estaie of Is
rael and Sarah Welder, confirmed
nii.
Report of E. S. Doty, Jr., Auditor,
to restate account of J. H. Crorier,
guardian of E. J. Foltz, confirmed
nisL
Auditor's report making distribu
tion in matter of estate of Thomas B.
Coder, decree, confirmed nisi.
Exceptions were filed to the Audi
tor's account in the Baum estate
Petition for appointment of ap
praisers for fhe real estate of Gideon
Kloss, deceased was g-anted and Mi
chael R, Bejishor, Matthew Rodgers,
and David Sieber, were appoiateu to
appraise the real estate.
Items.
An co.'ntv man sold his little
daughter to a neighbor for the sum
of one dollar.
There are five Presbyterian
Churches in the vicinity of Oxford,
Chester county, without a pas'.or.
The Pennsylvania Com pan v, it is
stated, will five out contracts for 160
locomotives to be built during 18S4.
A Sai Francisco woman begged
hard fo be a'lowed to marry a man
who was to be hanged the nert day.
The Sheriff refused vo allow the cer
emony to be performed.
Heavy rains ia California have put
an end ' o the fears of a drought. In
some localities the! e has been five
inches of rain fall, an. throughout
tho whole state there has been
enough to insure a start to growing
graio.
M- s. Love, of Clinton township,
Butler county, was dressed, for bur
ial on Wednesday, she having fallen
in'o a sleep that was supposed to be
death. The next day she arose, acd
since then has been attending to her
household duties as usjaL
Drunkards in Germany will for
the fnt are be sternly looked after by
the state. Each town must keep a
recoid of all the hard drinkers, and
the city medical men are bound to
report those who habitually imbibe
to ercess, so that 'he authorities
may subject .hern to a strict course
of tea' men-
Reuben Biiz, aged fifly, a well-to-
do farme-, living near Actermanville,
Northampton county, died on Mon-
dav evening a week from injuries re
ceived by a runaway accident His
sleigh was run into from behind by
an unmanageable team and over
turned. Mr. Bitz was struck on the
bead by the horses' hoofs and other
wise badly injured.
U. S. Grant Jr., speaking of his fa
ther, said: "His health is 6teadilv im
proving that is, his bruised limb is
getting less painful. Of course he
does not move aboct 'he house very
much and when he does he has to
use his crutches. But the General
eats and sleeps fairly well. Every
da I go rp to his zoom and chat with
him over a cigar. He still clings to
.be pernicious weed. He seems al
ways to be in good spirits. It may
be confidently expected that General
Grant will be able (o 0 out driving
in a mooth'8 ;ime."
Lancaster, Pa., February 6.
Three burglars attempted last night
to break into the cigar manufactory
of Tobias Stauffer, at Salunsra, this
county. Mr. Stauffer, who slept
in the building, was awakened by the
noise, and, arming bun -odf with a
gun, went to the door. On opeaing
it one of the burglars grabbed Mr.
Stauffer 's gun. A scuffle ensued dur
ing which the gun was discharged
The load took effect in the burglar's
side, killing him instantly. The dead
man appears to be about 35 years
old He is well dressed, but there
is nothing about his person to iden
tify him.
West Cacsirs, Pa.. February 7.'
A case of peculiar interest to the fox
hunting clubs of Chester and Dela
ware counties is now pending in
Court here. Amos Garret, a farmer
of WilHstown township, has brought
an action against Thomas Davis, of
TaedyfErin township, for damages
caused to his sheep from being
frightened by the hounds of Mr. Da
vis' hunt in traversing the plaintiffs
farm. The plaintiff estimates bis loss
at 700, and claims that his sheep
have become so terrified that they
refuse to pasture in the fields and
pine away, rendering them unfit for
market purpose?. The Courtroom
is crowded during the progress of
the trial.
Published for the rederK of the Jhiata
SlXTISIL AXD RePIBLICAH.
T5ECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES
J ,
" OF THE
COUNTY OF JUNIATA
FROM
January 1, 1883,to January 1, 1884
1SS3.
JACOB LEMON, Treat.
Dr.
Jn. 1. To balance from 1at yer
' ooLnHindlne taxeA
- .AzeakTied for the year
8.SS ,
rajih for m!m of boodfl
1763 39
1260 03
1S1M 81
loJ'O (10
cah for oversee of Mil-
forci lownNhlo
400 00
CAMh for ovenwars of Del
aware town&h:p.....
ca"i from yerilict "ee
43 17
1 00
Total..
. $47749 40
JACOB LEMON. Treat.
fr.
Dec 31. By core y oMer pa'd, !s
ued p- or to ilv'3
county orde a d, la-
njed during 1SSS.
roadTiewce-t'ficaanid
ranh to W. Smith, on ac
enunt Te.icne.-a' Ins"'iUK
Exonerations o ooliee-
' . 8 -a e tax paid
' per cen are on na.ne.
u-.iU'andlkig ':e
aa'a-y
. ba'.a tine cot ..
BOO
Z61 10
li 00
SU 63
x sss
11S1S5
tmo oo
844 Ui
Totti-
477 40
Ja . 1, Tj ji.ance doe cocity
144 9$
Onucnding Ta et, Devtmber II, 1883.
Ye. : JVreteoCW." Tvp. Amoun.:
16 7. Mai. i 8 on??. L?ck S 7t
i-ttin. Janiea T. Sherioc . B"e.'e.. Si SI
Jonn liurcioe:. M -T n ovc. li wi
Kooert Innts. Eenie 1 GO
Joi I Woodwj'ii, i;ea.e.. 2 00
1XM,
W. V. Hhi-f, jrayeUe 6 Ou
John Selie-. Ke- m.inah 2.07
N. A. i;;de -. M m:nuw-j JL. SO
S. T. M. Cuilocb. M l'on! J!t6 uP
Go. i.egia.e-, T iOmpoi ow l ) 9
A.C. hofknoe;T,Tncrora o3 oS
F-tji'iu 8w' I. tn SJi M
N. H. Wii-ke-aaa n. D)!aw -e tM S9
Joe. E. Kaiiffaian. Fa.-ei e JM3 l
Silomon Beahore, Kermana'.n f3J 7
Ten -t N ople. G-oeawood 210
JoMtn.i He'll. Lack SJ7 1
8. I.'r.ateaho lx. VffllutorA. T. OS
W ham Gua.;-.'.' "Oiu 1U4 01
Jaei ":oif Bowe so t. n oe.. ST ti8
K. F. En T ..!, it ' ao S'9 7
r. P. O'.-m Port r. -t. . 61
W. ".G.-rna n. Spruce H1U 1 "2 7
V" r,. Chunn,e.itaiae'irnn.i . 41 21
r T-Wti - Tiiomoaonloitn N$ I
Jo l Lands. T.-rlie' : 869 S7
Jcnei Il'dd.l nra-o-- 74 j 10
t en ? twabo, Wr-"ie- . "OS 3
To-:
A i of wnlca Is r" iv y aubai'. ie- ,
Lewis Iicokw, )
H. K. VrMl!, i-Co. AudUo t.
V. W. W ail, J
ArD-TOA's Orr c. II
M'l'aioTi, Jar . 1, ISS4.J
STATsyraxT of oRoers iraw.y by
in 0)i.iiij-o-i of h Covin of iv::ui
on fv-euuT o. ta U Cm r y, .'vom e
W'yo Ji a. cry. A. it. 1!M .tc'i' re."
MtteHryx .-.
T)e J, Mc.Vt J .nti W die.-, 0!i-
60 00
Conn niaa.oner o, MllB-u coi'n-',
cti oi veaue
Jok. K. Cummin, itejprapbern.-
S. B. Loudo i, cor t rrle:
b. H. Loudoi and otoera, boarding
KJ-nc'ini Ha-dare t.. Raao ere
a in Kund.'.es 'or court horse inu
Oeo.fci 8 l ve-, Esq., n' --m-
o' aVlng Faaa;e caver
o lews-lu i
G-0- e 8 . - v Km., oa- -5 et
pej:eo' i .:""a Tiieoru? T"-Oiii,-wiu.
ue W'um .
W. V. On a for mxi io ir -fl
01 ifl":a'own lon'4h . ....
T ;omrji A. E tie', M. D..niedi.-a.rt-teudunce
of pr'mme
Levi ht aifot here. n :cen,. coi
'ect'nir 'a for 12-SJ
acLauxtilln, M.-i aod We'dm.in.
-jfiuiance court aoi:e
D. 1. Htoue. F.q.. and othera. e
peaaeiakin tea 'mon'iu Wait
er own-xhip roau caaeand paid Oy
onlr of oHirt .. ,, .
Jarnea W i1iuer and oiue a.
iTesiea In r!kvc t :tv)
Wm. b. l;od;;e , pojUie, uox rent,
Keco'eiiy & Doty, coa. 'or court
house a id Jail w
D. C. t'oy'e, Juu!a.a Co. Agrcultu
.5:8tcle Je ta if a Lyons, In acit of Fannie
L-liver....; ,, t
-lur . CoinruLK:oaer'a "
Cerka
10- J
72 14
4: 17
J. .15
$00
7
K9 (4
:90 00
99
IS w
3 36
i a.
00 CO
15 00
-J2 00
12 SS
ai 7H
Jo 3 T):e 1!, mowinie cor .-t house
)a d ami ilifzi; is lira n. Jkc...
N j.ntn.i lo ui-(-,iii(wn j o
T- .
tW.6 4.
Cbnsii b'etaiuJtU eet Fee 1.
ConK'b'eeand Ju iceafeea nCom-
inonwvAita
Wilnex.er.
ComTnonweulth tfni-
121 M
10 1:
InquitUiont.
Coroner and Jua Ice feca.
11 Public Euitdingt.
8. 8. Wllaon for buMdlu smoke
nouae iir tall ana other ia.rn
Jon. C Walla, muran work at jail...
Jacob E.ka&Son, pluaterlng and
11 7f
121
30 7i
JO 00
S4" 00
It 00
10 30
3 75
360
6 15
wni'ewaaninK ja i.......
BorntDK (kihen, pal ing win
dows aud door In 'i
Xoau Hna'.lh. nnmo forclnte-n
Jameii W. Hamilton, painting roof
ana eieepie 01 court house ,
E. U. McCliutir. capping twocbtm
neya on court bouae ... ....
Henry Hawk, for brick aad relay
ing paveme it.... .....
F. w. Noble, de.oing rla era and
repairing pump ...
David Hoi iron, eaatin-i for fence.
W n. r. S.-yder. repalrfng Ublea
aad e jai a for cou.t bonae
Total.
3165 40
Qjurtt and Jurort Pa.
Grand -Tn.-nr- , ,
4W1 13
224. 7
Fe .t Ju-ora..
Total
Road Dumaget.
Road damagea paid Levi T.'ght
Atteuort.
Asaeaaora pay, making triennial aa
""" I,,
OKulabtet Return, dc.
Constables returns and tlpntaves
Fox ana Xini: Bco'pt.
Amount paid for fox and ro;nk
k. pa , IM m i
Pe?iiten.Mty.
Wes!e-n recite jtlary.amooot pld
or ma.n.esaace of priaoners
Oeo.f Salvery, Jeif feea. 'ooard'Tg
p-aonera, lak.uj irisoer to
penitentiary. 4c
F-eilenek Knoeaaccadc, mercuaa
dlse .o.- Ja.l I,,.
OM.y Eovit.
35 00
738 75
360 62
ZJ go
8-7 69
15 47
t-AJ 16
Co.'aty bonda p d.. .
l-ne:e. pa d oa coo- t oojd.
Pti UtKff.
Wji. M. Al'Iaoi
T. D. Ua man ,,
iiousa' . A Jacmaa..
17215 (K)
2u62 13
2M25
1 50
Tol-i..
H 25
Jodson I a it, paoe -aadenve'opes,
B.saell 4 Bdaau, paper, ink. see o.ao
F. I Hut.e', aasexarnent and ret.s
tration and blank books for ".-o-thono
a.-y s and Kvglster -te-corder'a
,
33 02
14 SO
2'4 00
?4 40
14 40
33 40
4 25
15 90
5:4
22 00
49 09
23 20
8 20
17 i
00
H 12
2-1 7J
13 m
20 00
1-I 22
8 00
ToIaI-
B U'jjet.
J. E. McCaaau aak for bua'a
brltfie
J. E. McCitaaj. plauk for bridge
near H. A. Blambaui-h
James N. Oronlnger, taitlng care 01
Po -t Koral bridge and repair uo
same ....
Jaoie N. Groniuger, -epaira at
Groalnge-' briilge...- ,
Ooyd Ho nlng, repairing b.'ldge at
Rohm'a mill
David Charters, repairs at Lost
Creek oridge .
Jona.caa Bui aa, repair at Coco la
ma bridge..
J. T. Dim na A Brother, repair to
Dlmmvl -e bridge ,
W. W. Brannon, plank for Lost
Cteek brlurze ...
M. 11. Varnes, repair at Ii.cking
Creek bridge "
McMeeo A Tuompson, for putting
np railing at stone b :dge In Del
aware 'ownshlp
Jo-iaa Ber-xier. hullng clay at
HerUler's brldte...
Enot n Horaing, repairing bridge at
H. A. Hmb-ugh's.
Commissioners of Hnviler county
repairtag county line br'.dge
W. A. Toomy, repair ng at stone
b'idge !n Delaware township .
J, C Craw'ord. plank for bridge at
M'-Culloca- Mills -.
O. M. Graham, shingles and lumber
for Pomeroy's bridge .
II. P. Clark, hauling shluglc for
Poiueroy' bridge....-...-.-
H. W. Benrer, and other, for re
pairing amounting to
To.al -
O W. Keefer. bnllding new eouniy
line bridge over Vohonton-jo
Creek
Ill Id
: 7;
621 50
Total .
Gommiu.U'.er? Office.
J. Banks Wilson, commission'
fee
H L McMeen,conimlKloner's ree..
David Partner, eommlaaioner's fee..
Jereninli Lvona. counacl.....
James Irwin. clerk.
John Diebl, Janitor
1!7 44
m 10
150 "0
40 00
HO 00
110 00
Tolal .
.. 11180 21
Pub'ie Office
E. F. BnThdeM, Esq.. auditing ac
count or Prot honoiary and Kegis
ter and Recorder's office ...
Jamoa R. Kelly, sneritr fee
George Hhlvery. aherifT feea
Maaou Irwin. District Attorney ...
t-eortert.Conn. I'rothonotary'a fee
Keconllog e-ec on reiuru.i,
Tota'-
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clerk, cona-ao e, nocse reai,-w-Total
Itecrpt'.u-Ut.
Mlscel'aneoua
Const abies' and Justice
(Vimmonwealth case
Commonwealth wltncasea..
Co -oner and Justice fees
Public ballrtloga
4 :onr a and Jurors pay,
Knail l:miuge paiu
Aaae?xaora. .
rnna.'ables relnrna.
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Weaiern penitentiary,
rvuintv nrlson ....
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Commissioners' o31ce.
m bile otncea .
Oeoeral r ad sp I ag elec- !oo.
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We the Commlaa-one-s of l ie Couaty of
Jjriala. for tne year A. P.. In coann..-
ance wll b law. o publish . ne forego.rg as a
full statement of the Receipts and Erpendi
lureaofthecountyaforeaalil for tne year A.
D. lwit. Given nuder our handa at ,-ie Com
missioner Offlce. in Mifflintown, iJ. 4 b
ua-' of Kebrnarv, A. D., 1V4.
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B re.erenoe 'o be Aod"vr Kenort I -e
ndeotedneaaof .ie Counly of Junla'a on
the sixth day of Janca -. rtuv. ; aa follow;
Outstanding coun y oriVr 7 85
tmtaiandingconn'v bonda 3S0 w
ln'erest on bonds U January
Jat
lss4..)OU..
1230 OOt
', Jahi'l'v of coco-
F.-om which dedrct :
Balance in band
. J365n7 65
of
Treasu-er
Outstanding taxes on
January 6. Iv
Ealnnce o' Judgment
vs. H fori? wp.
f 403 44
IndebUN ness
. r.iS-4 21
Xew Advertisements-
0RPHAXS' COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Bv virtue of an order issued oat of the
Orphans' Court of Juniata county. Pa., to
me directed, as txecutor or ADranara Ang
er, lata of Walker towasuis, Juniata coun
ty, Pa., dece-sod, will expose to ale by
public vendue or outcry, at the premises id
Walker township, on
SATURDAY, MARCH lit, A. D-, 1884,
at one o'clock P. U. of said day, the fol
lowing described Heal Estate ts-wit:
A CERTAIN REAL ESTATE,
sitnate in Walker township, Juniata coun
ty, Pa., bounded on the east by public toad
leading from Locust Run to Van Wort, on
south by Evangelical church lot. on the
west by , and on the north by an al
ley, baring thereon erected, a two and a
halt story, frame dwelling
UOISE, STABLE A.XD OTI1ER
I.WPKOTEMEXTS.
TERMS. 10 per cent, to be paid when
the property is sold, half of balance, April
1, Ib-M, when deed will be made, half on
April 1, with interest, to be secured
by judgment bond.
SIMEOX A. LAUVER,
fCx'r of Abraham Axkcr, dee'd.
Feb. 5, lS81-ts.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
y OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Bv virtue of an order iamed out of 'ha
fjrphacs' Court of Juniata county, the un
dersigned., Administrator of reter Troup.
late. of Delaware townthip, deceased, will
sell at public sale, on the preuiti, in. Del
aware township, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 1st, A. D., 1SS1,
at one o'clock p. m., the following describ
ed valuable Real Estate to wit :
A TRACT OF L4.1D,
situate in Delaware township, couatyof Ju
niata, bounded on the north by lands of D.
A. Kepaer, Nelson Night and John Bra
baker, east by lands of Robert Humphrey,
south by lands of Lewi Discel and Mrs.
Helser, and west by lands of David Martin.
containing
SIJETY SIX ACRES,
more or less, having thereon erected a
weather board -d
LOG HOUSE.
and other ont-bnildinga, an orchard of good
bearing apple trees, and two never-failing
springs of water, close to the house.
TERMS The whole of the Durchn
money to be paid on continuation of sale by
the Court. r. a. TROirp
Jdm'r of Ptter Troup, dee'd.
Fob. 9, lS84-ts.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF
TALCABLE
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order Issned ont or th.
Orphans Court of Juni its Connty. Pa , to
me directed. I, as Administrator of P..,
Hetrick, late of Mexico. Talker n.-.t.:-
Juniata County, Pa., deceased, will expose
.0 salo by public vendue, or outcry, at the
premises, in Mexico, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 1st, A. P., 1884,
at 1 o'clock P. M. of said day, the follow
ing described Real Estate, to-wit:
A HOUSE
and lot of ground, sitnate in Mexico, Jnni
ata County, Pa., bounded on the north, bv
lot of R. R. Crozier; west bv pike .or Main
street ; south by lot of Jerome Thompson
and heirs of Chsrles A. Thompson, dee'd,
and. east by land of heirs or Jerome Hetrick.
dee'd, being part of lot No. 60, in the plan
of said town.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-haM the pur
chase money to be paid on confirmation of
sale hy the Court ; the remainder in one
year thereafter, with interest from April 1,
1884. Unpaid purchase money to be se
cured by judgment.
Deed to be delivered and possession giv
en, April 1, 1884.
JOHN MOTZER,
t Jdm'r of Pel Eetrick.dtc'd.
Feb. 5, 1384.
DMlNISTRATOR:S NOTICE.
Iht Ettatt of filer Troup, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been granted
letters of administration on the estate of
retcr Troup, late orDelawaro township, Jn
niata county, P,., deceased, by the Orphans'
Court of said county, in due form of law
desires all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims will bresent them at once, prop
erly authenticated for settlement.
The Sentintl aud Bepubhean office is the
plaee toget job work done. Try it. It will
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PENNSYLVANIA EA1LE0AD.
TIMK-T ABLK
after Sandar May llth,
that stop at M-alii wuira -
. ... T
EASTWARD.
ammbiodativs esvae MrfBi-
daily at 6,10 . m.. snd Stopping al aH sv
' .-.-... iifflia and Harrisfcarg. ar-
n.-,.hnrr at 8 10 a. a; at fhiia-
, 'Zl. u;m; .! at 1 I . ; Fori
r. 1 t on . , - ThommiMntown. 1 a P-
m. ; rw writ f t , , , .
risborg st 3 40 p. m.; at Philadelphia at
. t . 1 UI n m
25 it-Ul-... Fv.aas leaves Altoona daUj
.i7D.li m.. and stopping ll reflr
..i... h-tween Altoooa and Harrisbarg,
uiiu Mifflin at 10.30 a. m- Harriabnrg
IJ.30 p. and arrives in Philadelphia al
S.06 p. m.
u. t. ... I.avaa Pittsbarc daJUr at
t it . m Altoona at 2.26 P. m., and slop
ping at all regular station arrives at Mifflin
at 8 p. m., Uarritburg T.0 f. m., Fhila-
adelphia 2 55 a. an.
Mall 1 1 areas leaves Pittsbnar at 1 00 m
Altoona 6 25 p m ; Tyrone 7 If f ; Hunt
ingdon 8 06 p m ; LewUtewn 9 30 p at I Mif
flin 9 45 p m ; Harrisburg 1 1 15 p at ; Phila
delphia 2 55 p m.
WESTWARD.
IfirrLtB AocOHMODATioa leaves Phila
delphia daily at 4 SO a. m.; Harrisrisbarg
at 10.10 a. m.,and stopping at all stations,
arrives at Mittlin at 12.05 p. da.
Oi. rsa Exptcss leaves PbiUdslphia dai
lv at & 40 d. iu.. llarrisbure, 10 05 p. m.
stopping at Rockville, Marysville, Duncan
non, Newport, Jliuersiewn, lnompsoniown
Port Royal, time at Mifflin, 1 1 89 p. m.
Mm. Tiiui leaves Philadelphia daily at
7.00 a. m., Harrisburg 11.10 a. m., Mifflin
12.22 D. m.. stoppinr at all stations between
Mifflin and Altoona reaehes Altoona al S.60
p. a., Pittsburg 8.45 p. m.
UirrLift Accohhodatiost leaves Phila
delphia daily at 1 1 10 a. m., Hainsburg ex
cept S unday at 6.00 p. m., and sto pping at
all stations, arrives at Him in at i.w p. an
PaciHc Express leaves Philadelphia 11 20
p m ; Harrisburg t 10 a m ; Duncannon t
89am; Newport 4 02 am; Mifflta 4 4K a
m ; Lewistown 5 06 a m ; McVeytown 6 SO
am; Mt. Union 6 68am; Huntingdon 6
25 a m ; Petersburg 6 40 a m ; Sprnee Creek
64am; Tyrone 1 12am; Bell's Mills
7 82 a m ; Altoona 8 10am; Pittsburg
1 00 pm.
Fast Line leaves Phila-lelpbia at 11 10 a
m ; Harrisburg S 16 pm; Mifflin 4 87 p m ;
Iewistown 4 58pm ; Huntingdon 6 00 psa ;
Tyrone 8 40pm; Altoona 7 2tt p m ; Pitts
barg 1 1 80 p m.
LEWISTOWN DIVISION.
Trains leave Lewistown Junction for Mil-
rny at 6 15 a m, 10 50 a m, 3 2 in; for
Sunbury at 7 10 a m, 1 50 p m.
Train arrive at Lewistown Junction from
Milroy at B 10 a m, 1 50 pm, 4 50 p m ; from
aunbory at 950 a m, 4 10 pm.
TTRONB DIVISI0X.
Trains leave Tyrono for Bellefoate and
Lock Haven at 8 SO a m, 7 SO p at. Leave
Tyrone for Curwensrillo and Clearfield at
8 50 a ui, 7 50 p m.
Trains leave Tyrone for Warriors Mark,
Pennsylvania Furnace aad Scotia at 9 20 a
so and 4 00 p m.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from ltellefoat
and Lock Mavea at 7 05 a m, and t 25 p m.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Curwens
ville and Clearfield at 6 63 a m, and 5 66pm
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Scotia, War
riors Mark and Pennsylvania Furnace at 4
68 a m, at 2 p m.
Philadelphia Reading Eailroad.
Arraigtaatat ef Fasdeagsr Tra!ai.
Octoieb 3th, 1SI?.
Tratmt Hirritburg at ftlltwt t
For Xew York via AHentown, at 7 50 a. m.
and I 45 p. m.
For New York via Philadelphia and Beuad
Brook Ronte," S 25 7 60 am, and 1 45
p m.
For Philadelphia, ( 25, 7 50, 950 am, 1 46
and 4 00 p m.
For Reading at 5 SO, 6 25, T 60, 9 50 a ra,
1 1 , w ana ewp m.
For Pottsville at 5 20, 7 60. 9 60 a m. and
1 45 and 4 00 p. an. and via Sehaylkill A
buaquebanna Branch at S 00 p m. For
Anbnrn, 8 10 a m.
For Allentown at 6 20, 7 60, 9 BO a m, 1, 45
ana luvpm.
The 7 50 am, and 145 pm trains have
through cars for New York via Allsa-
town.
SVKDJTS.
For Allentown and way station at 20 a.
m.
For Reading, Philadelph ia and way stations
at a a ra and 1 p m.
ror Philadelphia, 6 20 p. m.
7Vait for H.trrniurg learnt as folltwt :
Leave New Yerk via Allentown at 9 09 am
1 00 and 630 p ra.
Leave New Y-rk via "Bound Brook Route"
and Philadelphia 7 45 a m. 1 30. 4 00 and
5 SO p m , and 12.00 midnight, arriving at
narrisonrg 1 oV, 8 ZU, 9 25 p. m., and
12 10 and 9 40 am.
Leave Philadelphia at 4 30 9 60 a m., 4 00,
5 50 and 7 15 d hi.
Leave Pottsville at 6 00, 9 00 a. m. and 4 40
p m.
Leave Reading at 6 CO, 7 30, 11 60 a m,
1 27, 6 16. 7 60 and 10 2fi n m.
Leave PotUville via Scheylkill and Susqne-
uanna oraucn, e a m, and 4 40 p m.
Leave Allentown at 00, 8 40 a m., 12 15,
4 30 and 9 05 p m.
Way Market leaves Lebanon (Wednesdays
and Saturdays only,) 5 15 a. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New York via Allentown, at 6 89 p.
n Philadelphia at 7 45 p m.
Leave Reading at 7 CO a ro and 10 25 p m.
Leave Allentown at 9 05 p m.
STEEI.TOX BRANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG for Pnrtnn T.eh.
iel, aod Steel ton dailv.exeent SnnH.v kxa
8 40, 9 35 a m, 1 35 and 940pm; daily, ex
cept Saturday and Sundav, 5 35 p ra, and on
Saturday only, 4 45 and 6 10, p m.
Returning, leave STESLTON daily, ex
cept Sunday, 6 10,7 05, 1000, 11 45 am,
2 15 snd 10 15 p m ; daily, except Saturday
and Sunday, 8 10 p rn, and oa Saturdav
oely, 6 10 and 6 30 p m.
C. G. HANCOCK
General Patt'r and Tirktt J rent.
J. t. WOOTTKN,
Gtntral Manager.
VALUABLE farm
PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned offers for al. . r.,
situate in Fermanagh township, Joaiata
tO., Pa., conta-ning
90 ACRES,
more or less of which about 65 acre are
cleared and the balance v.l.,.hi. ;,k..
and. The land is in an evr.ll.nt .t.i. e
cultivation, and under good fence. The
pruTements are a frame
WEATHER-BOARDED HOUSE,
(nearly new) 33 X 48 feet, two stories high
with wood bouse, wash nnn.. arn ..-..
and ice house all in good condition,
BANKBARN,
60X40, wagon shed, two corn cribs, hoc
house and carriage bouse. Also good
tenant hon.e, a yonng orchard ef thrifty
trees of choice fruit.
This farm is situate abeut one and one
half miles north of Mifflintown, in the beau
tiful Lost Creek Valley and Is one of the
most desirable homes in the county.
Any person wishing to view the property
or to learn particulars, will ..it
dress JtKKMiAB Lto5s, Miffliatown, Junia-
county ra.. or Jamm Keslw, Altoona,
Blair connty, pa.
No paper in the Juniata Valley publishes
as large a quantity of reading matter aa the
Sntintl and Republican. It is above al
otter, the paper for the gtmeral reader.
FALL STOCK
or
CARPETS.
Cktiw Pattern
VELVET
Bodj aid TaiH-
BRUSSELS,
Extra Super tfeiiam ui Lw
Grada
IN GRAINS,
A roll Lii9 of
VENETIAN,
A Cosplata Llaa of
RAG,
A Choiia Lot of '
HEMP,
Ee&atiftl Patttrn ia
STAIR,
ani
Carpets
AT THIS
Carpet House
AND
or THE
JUNIATA VALLaBY.
:o:-
jQKtfg Ce2&Y312t&
At tin Oil Staid,
011 thb soDTswan osm or
BRIDGE & WATE2 STEE1T8,
MIFFLIXTO7a. FA..
HAS JC9T IKITS
All the aboTa enumsratod axtioles,
and all other tkingt that
be found in a
CARPET 3 1MIME STORE,
AT PRICES
BEVONO COMPETITWNv
ALSO,
ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE.
AN EXTRA LINE OF
MATTRESSES,
Bolsters and Pillows,
WINDOW SHADES,
15 ALL COLORS.
Looking Glasses
IN GREAT VARIETY,
In fact everything usually
kept in a First-Clasa Hause
F urniehing Good Store.
JOHaN s. graybill
BRIDOE STREET, 8.Hlh Side,
Between the Canal and Water Street,
- MIF FLLYTO fVJV, . . pej,
XT' ta t&l .
Ma7cpyrwlit. f -r the Unitfrf Stat.
KiTclaad. Frao. Germany. t Hand B-jo iSJS
PitultaJnl tanuk ML!t A U. a.-a,o,i
iat wl-lr Hrenlatwl aHauUee paper, tls,
WiTklv apUri-lId oralnioi an.l iat -r -r iaial
SiViit frv. Alrt" CO A lrjwar,,,
ialLlCAX CBea a Bmmiwy. Mr w ta. w
JOHN YORGEY'S
NEW
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP
as ben removed to
Main street, Fattertoa , Pa.,
where bo will make all the latest stvles of
and MISSES' SHOES.
TINS BOOTS and REFAIKINU a specialty.
ZT PRICES REJSOSJBLE.
Give him a call before going elsewhere.
Dec. 19, lS8 ly-
ACTION NOTICE.
All persoes are herebv caationed ajiimt
trespassing apon the lands of the usdsr
signed, in Fayette, Delaware or Walker
townships, hy Ithing. healing or ia say
ther way :
JoMATBAa Krssa,
Catbasiss Ksbts,
D. B. Ihnn,
S. J. Kvan,
lCCIA'B D,
Jacob Hoorn,
A. H. Kbbtx,
8. OWIB VAS9,
C. F. Spicbbb,
J. B. Oabbcb,
J. F. Dittba,
ITm. BsASTBorrti,
Jobi McXin,
G. W. Ssits,
Hun a mi,
Jtss PlIU,
C. G. Shiut,
Davis Sbiti,
Ti-rrev Imu,
Jobs L. Asksi,
8. M. EACtrBAX,
Davis Hcbbassii,
I.bvi K. Mr 11s.
Abbolb Vi,
5eveaar X0, lSSI-tf.
House and Lot in McAlisterrille.
A Lot containing one-fourth Acre of
gronod, with a two-story double Log House,
weather-boarded in front, and some rooms
plastered inside, suitable for one or two
faroilie ; also, Stable, Large Shop, Pig-pen,
fee., all under good fence, and well sup
plied with large and small fruits. Terms
easy, and price to suit the times. Apply to
Stephen Lloyd SIcAlister, near the prera
isea, or to Mr. Rebecca L. Wilson, Par
Royal, Jauiata Co., Pa.
Private Sals.
On accoont of failing health of himself,
and sob Abram Guss, Jr., OiTers bis farm of
120 acres, situate in Licking Creek Valley,
for sale, with I7(t acres of mountain timber
land, about one half mile from the farm
The farm is ia a good state of cultivation,
and is well improved. The house is a large
two story frame , the basin is a larg? barJc
bam. There are a number of out buildings
on the place, also a spring of rnnning water,
and Ltcsing Creex. a aever failing stream
passes close by. Tbi property is only 2
miles from the railroad statiea at Mifflin
town. Ifetween cora planting and corn
werking time, but spring, tiro horses haul
ed J1h w.rth of bark to the rai'.read
from the ruocnUin tract. For price, and
furth-r particulars, call on, at the premises,
r address, iixi Gcm.
Patterson, Juniata Co., Pa.
Dee. 12, IS&Mt.
PRIVATE SALS.
John B.vler oflrrs a variable far:) at "ri-
vatesalo. The farm i sUa-Uod along . a
main road leading from MiHlintown to Mc
AMsfersville, ia FermanaeH township. Jas
iata Co., Pa., and only 2J uil'r t.-m the
former place. The farm contains 1-U
AC51E3 of land, 12 acres of which a e
cleared, the balance ia valuable timber.
The land ia ia a good st.tta of cultivation
and under good fence. The improvements
are a good frame house SO by SS teet, a
good frame bank barn 4CX90 teet, and oth
er out-building, a well S fret deep of sev
er failing water is st the door of the heme.
and a well 1$ fset deep, of sever failing
water ia at the barn. There ia aa orchard
of over ICO trees on the farm.
For further particulars call oa JOHX
BVI.FS. on the farm, r y1drs him at
Midhilown, Juniata county, Pa.
Valuable Gr!t Mill aad Savr
Mill at PrlT&ta Sal.
The underlined oilers for sals a 8RIST
MILL and PAW MILL, situated ia old
rort Koyal, Juniata eountv, Pa., with 11
ACRES of l.smt. more or less, with mill dam.
mill house 30XH) feet, three stories high,
one story of stone, and two of frame, con
taining 3 run ef stcce, two pair of burrs,
and one sanrt stone, chopper and corn break
er, a Stiver Creek smut tuachine. and sepa
rating mKhine, two Monr bolts 'Ji) feet long,,
two flour packers, all driven bv the water
of Hunter's creek on a 17 I eet overshot
wheel. The mill has a good run ef castom
work and is in a good wheat growing coun
try, and I in good running order. The
saw miil is driven by a Kose w.itrr wheel,
and is in good running order, doing a !a-e
amount of sawing in the Reason. FRAJ1E
HOCSK, Spring of water, Cistern, Frame
Stable, hug bouse, an orchard ef thritty
trees of choice fruit ia bearing. Asy per
son wighinc to view the proertv can do so
by calling on the premise, and any person
wisning 10 learn tne particulars can do so
by calling on or addressing
JOI'N IIERTZLER, Sr.,
Port Royal, Juniata Co., Pa.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OP KirFLISTOvT5, PA.
WITB
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Inimdsallj Liable.
J. NIVIX POMZROT P,.MJ-i
T. TA!f IRWI21, Carter
DisiCToas:
J. N evin Pomnroi. Jn..k D..K.k
George Jacobs, Philip M. Kepaer,
Amos . Bonsall, Louis F.. Atkiasen.
W. C. Pomeroy,
stocb
aotBBas :
3. E. Parker,
Annie HI. Sbei!eyr
Jane FI. Irwin, "
Vary Knrts.
Saraue! M. JCn.-ta,
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
F. B. Frow.
J. Kevin Pomeroy,
PhillD X tunc
Joseph Sothrock,
Gerwge Jarcbs,
L. B. Atkinson.
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos G. Bon.aii
Ifoah HertiW
Charlotte Snyder,
Jeha Ilsrtiler.
iu Interest allowed . - .... -1 -i
cent, en 6 months eertrflcatM, 8 per ent. oi
f jan2, 1SS4-:'
TT AT T 9Q VEGETABLE
Jin IlllO RlfTTT.TAg
Hair Eenewer.
Seklom dose a popular remedy via neb a
awong hold upon the pafelie eoBadene as has
HAU. S H AI RsmrWKB. Taaeaaeaiawh.c i
Haas aeeompliahed a eomplete ratoratioa ot
otoe to fat hair, aad vigorous health to Ua
aealp, ar Innumerable.
Old people like it for Its wonderful po-r to
ertor to their whitening lock their origin;
olor and beauty. Middleed people ha tt
"eauae it prevent them from getting balj.
eeps dandruff away, and fr-t the Lair
grow thick and strong. Young ladies like it
M a dressing beeaas it give th hair a beaa
rl glossy lustre, and enables them to d.-w
it ia whatever form they wish. ThusHisUi
'r,u of aQ, and it has beeoma ao usoyiy
because it disappoints no one.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOB THE WHISKERS
Has become one of the most important f T fr
iar toiiet article for gentlemen's ass. w ira
the beard I gray or naturally of an tk
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remedy.
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