SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLLNTOWN :
Tt edoMday, Feb. 20, 1SS4.
TERMS.
Bnbacriplien, $1.50 per ,annum if paid
wiLhia 12 month; $2.00 if not paid within
11 saentha.
Transient advertisement inserted at 50
irtU per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices in local col
ann, 10 eenU per line lor each insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desiring
I advertise by the year, half or quarter
SALES.
On the 23rd day ot February, 1884, C. B.
ilornifcg. Administrator of Catharine Stine,
dee'd, will sell at the residence of Henry
Berber, in Feiuianagh township, a lot of
personal property belongiag to said deced-
!it. See bills.
On the JTth of February, Isaac Ben
tier, residing near Eat Salem, will sell ono
fresh cow, lmie by tbe buliel, sewing ma
chine, jietatoes by the bushel, and a ot of
household furniture. .
On the 2th of Fvbruaiy, Daniel Shirk,
living near Van Wert, will sell six "horses,
tixe c, six slirep, hogs, pig wagons,
reefer, aud all tirisol tanning imf leuients.
On the 1st of Kirch, JSS1, T. II. Krei--dvr
ill ell fcis mother's residence, in
tins borough. e horse( wagons, harness,
tinware, lucks:s, knives, and niauy other
articles. For tulier list see bills.
On the Zri. of March, lfi, David Wea
rer, Sr.. residing iu Walker tnwusnip, one
mile north -f Mexico, will seil horse.-, cat
tlv', youug cattle, and fannrtig uteusils ol
ail kinds.
On thefth c.f March, Jerorus Tyson
will v!t en J. S. I.ukeu's linn, one mile
weat of Tiiompsoutown, a good family horse,
rising 5 years of age ; three work horses,
one S-yrar oM colt, one I -year old colt, 6
miich cows, ail coiuiug into profit by the
tiiiie : calf, one lluri.au: :u!l, seven young
cattle, 14 sheep, 10 slides, Champion mow
er, threshing machine and power, Kirfcy
re-i;.-, a 3 an 1 4-liorss wagin, a new 1 and
2 stated carriage, Hn'a wagon, sleigh,
slut, grain -drill, hay ra!;e, tanning ttill,
fcan:ej.s single and tfoub'.e and ail kinds
of i.iru.ing impleuu-ute.
On tLe loth day o.' Man h, lt4. Iievid
C itfnian will sell al his pla-e of remd-nce,
in Hi-ale township, about a ha'f mile Iroiu
Johnstown, horses, tattle, hecp, hop, and
larniii.g uten.-dls and numerous other arti
cles. On the 11th of Kurth, Iffi, A. K. Si
ber will seil at pcei:c sle, at his residence,
in Fajctte townhi;, line mile e.t ot Mc-A'.i-tJrv
ilie, 7 he', ul horses. 1 6n black
stallion, 2 f-vo-yvar oil colts. 4 -Durham
milk cows. 7 heat' of young cat;Ie, 1 good
Ilurhaui bull, 13 s:ed ot sheep. 5 head ol
shcits, a l-,t : farming implement and
houvbo'id g j"ds. A en Jit ol o-ie year
will be give;-. H. II. Snyder, auctioneer.
On the 14th d' March, l;-4, H. L. Smith
will sell at !.:s f'a.-e of residence In Fayette
township, cue suile east of McAlist. rvi'le,
on the Ki hfi-.-ld ro.nl, 12 good young horses,
SO head u! e.ittJe, i sheep a!! ewes, 15
shi.fes. and a large assortment of farming
sn-p!et:.c:it. A cr-.-dit of one yeir w ill be
giv-n. S.t! l coii:ni'Mi-v:t at V o'clock.
Jes j h i'agi-, aueti .r.evr.
On the 17th -ut Mar-'h. 11, Joseph Guy-
cr Hi; seii at kis p!a-e of r.-sii.-nre, at EasC I
sulen,, thvv l.o-s -, four covv,.t ,ree head Pitisbuish offil.. and $1,000 e ich a-
of vminc :.t:!t, thi.-e h. t ve sheep, Lev. Jtte-p .Mathers has gone to I - , ,
allkin-is o- . -rming impleiu ,..:s, and house- I W hi..on to vu.it Out:.cs.u."3ll At- ! ,he of th P" 1
h-i ":n,ture. kilj,uU wife, at.d lu,uke his son, I Kl"flK ort W ay,., an 1 Chicago
the Unhdayof.Virch. 1?1, V. II. I Ja.ie, with i.im. - ro',,!i-
Kcu v sen a: b?s p'we of res.dence in ., . It Joes soeni s if Couare. wlil do-
Wa;Ke- t wnsi.ip. six horses, h milch cows. i he rai.roaJ release mec have ap- -Durham
Lull, WsU-.-er-. So,i.l;don buck, I H,,.d a cuiittee at O.ientat to re- Wf" c-u',u''u vi rf-fu
Cotswold hue:., Che.ter white sow w,th j.i. j ,.1V of t; ht of W1T iu ,Jw !ow. i tba trade ..o.iar. If Ue r.ple Lad a
A jair of I'olciid Cl.ii a pi-s. -even s!io-.e. . . - . votf. the question, as t oiiresstuta
4it-hici.ens a i and 2 le.rse ws.,n with bi-d, I er cljj L ,uc ttUU - ' ; ,,v. a rfddctu'ne hi I wo iH tie pis-
sled. ar,u atltinds ot laraijii- impiiments. j rof Ohssr, loruterlv the chief teach- 1 e(j bv n Iu,j)rjtj Ja the Vjie 0
.oiostd - uum, u, been w .uH oe r,; t
to eiiumewie. Mr. Kurtz eoi;tciUi"lates go- j sent 1 J Mr.g Slug. 1 ., pris..a, lor j tfa v,lt(,
ing Ji.to the rte-re btwine-s in Mexico, heme bavmg too luany wives. I A onloroJ debating society in Cfaam-
On the 21-t of March, Henry Sieher ,
will sell at hi p! of reslenee, a bail (
mile from a-.A-istervUle, MS horses, four
!iie Mi.e.
0 tl.c Tiu-HUT ia-9 neary orau-iu u-Jtava
L it will v.ork iu any place that tiiey are
hitched in tlio lea i and ur.d-r tiie saddle.
Two of the six. are 2 veirs old, the one a
Norm in mare, the o:h- r a Ferelier.in horse.
Ivx'een cati!.-.j;ix cows that will beiuirot
1: .i.nut time rf lie. Hve balls, ones
1 ,:hain, weighing 17tiil jonnas. Fit teen
e-e siif-p and ol buck. Wagons, cir
r ge. harness, cad a'.l kinds of lanutng im
; ' .Miitats.
On thv 2'Jd of March. lSsJ,?au;ue! Buck
u ili sell at his place .f residence in Tort
;.., il, i-ne open buggy. Ut!oriit spring
w g-jn. two bel rmiiu mit, tovos, r..nge,
' .itr;d- ali i lcddi:ig, and a lot of house
hold g-.K.d not e:iu.m rated. Also, a lot of
ground. C2xi24 feet, in said loa n. See bills.
SHORT LOCALS.
Ess'fr ?enCi- terce April 13.
Wishifigions birthday, r.ext Friday.
TLe batiks wi!! be closed on the 2ud.
Geneva.
Meiics is iaterfstad in the bridge
question.
A steamer, ct Millrrstown. docs fer
ry fiuty.
'ixteeu tramps were put in jil let
Friday night.
TLe Lewiitow-d Frv: Pre is issued ;
twice a week.
Jlaf'fiy Home.
The run of tramps tUo pit luonlh
Lat Le-n a lart'e oi.e.
Stock bao ball clubs mc being or
eatiized in the cni-s.
Mra. Elizabeth Wi-t t'L-d in Port
I'-ij a',laxt Wedne.-dar.
1 h-re was pnd rafting water on the
Ir j-.'jur hamir.. last week.
T!;e fail nioon went by at:i was liol
a-cu because of ti.e fo.
So far the ff .rls at suokcr fishing
1 ve reiiu'.fcd in water hault
The Lct htalks aj jeired frerb and
;':"cn when -tie mo meite.i away.
Mits Moliie Ilr.rriinj.of M;VeyowD.
ir viniUte Mrs. Aiken, in this j,4s-e.
A Mifflin cciiaty man set a trap for a
f x and cangbt, Gh get ouht : aekutik.
A yonng pi-oiile's ohri&tian assueia-i!-n
has been crgat::z.-d in MoVeytnwa.
Anjiollo.
Tl:e Lewipf.nn Free Prees is pub
i-:r.ed twice a we-k ted is a good pa-
The N'atiot.ai di-bt as decreased
lurintr tbe month c.f January, $11,958,-
I :.3 water at Ciaeitinati, Ohio, laft
k, about 3 feet Li h- than in
i 5o.
On Sunday a week 23 rcr?oiw ioined !
Me Presbyterian cecgre nation at Aca-
'.'cicia.
Mewrs. Hudson & MaMaigbt ferrt
issrgera aro-s, the river, at Thomp
ntown.
Ti e d!vi! cf tie Sestinel AND Re- i
3't BI.ICAN tffiite received
Hsndsome.
a ' valtJUne.
Tjphoid farer tea prostrated some
.'.0 old people zazr f-:Tjacila!?, Jir-'
rj county.
Mr. Kauffnan wife of Jonathan
Ksuffmiu of Patterson diad last Satur
day evening.
Queen Esther.
Tbe heart frosts f Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday were tuooeeded by
rain on Suadij.
At this office, you may obtain infor
mation ai to where you eao buy a good
Oriental store. ,
E. IL Mateer ia the name of the new
pastor for tbe McYeytown Presbyteri
an congregation.,
Coloael Ingersoll, it is said, desires
to'discuss theology with the Catholio
Theologian Capel.
Mrs. Eliiibetk Smith died in Port
lvoyal, last week. Interment at Aca
deuiia, last Saturday.
At 11, o'clock on the 12th. the fog
was so thick that objects 150 yards dis
tant could set be seen.
A fire itrsurence company with head
quarters at Middleburg" Daughin coun
ty is a brefceo. concern. .
. There wag a period of ten days clos
ing on tbe 13th iutt., that the sun was
not teu because of tbe fog.
It is not worth while to stop to lis
ten te the man that constantly, every
day, 'deflates bis ueighbors.
The late ice flood took away the
Stambaugh islaud fiat which is the
cauee of a great inconvenience.
Tbe job department of this office
has Leeu crowded tbe past three weeks.
Tiie work issued speaks fur itself.
Azaturia, is the name of a horse dis
temper down in Jersey that is taking
the life of uiauy a valuable horso.
Can officers of a bridge company a
baudon chartered rights wilLuut first
calling a meeting of stockholders ?
McCiiutic.
There is an effort being made to
raise sufficient stock with which to
build a biidge serosa the river at Mex
ico. Acknowledgement is due Joseph S.
Martin for Pittsburg papers containing
special artist pictures of scenes of the
late Good.
Seveuty-fiv-e cts, for a quarter sheet,
$1.50 for a half sheet for a whole
sheet sale bill, uenspaper size. Call at
this office.
Eight pardons were granted in 1SS3
by Gov. r'attion. Tbirty-niue par
dons were granted by the Governor of
York State.
On tiie u-crniag of the loth, one of j
the baros on the Young fatms, below
liarrishurg, was destroyed by re with
14 fiue cattle.
On the iZtd day of this month, The
Juniata liorse and Male Protection
Coiuoanv will Cieet iu tiie Court House,
ju tills . :1CC !
rp, . i , ;JJ;,..,
Ibe fcrrv county ommw-ioner
t,,-,,., ',,.r $1:2,000 to "pay f,r
v - .,,,, , , ',' ....
-ewport riTS. orlog,, -fid t. pui
the j
ut tue j
same in a btat'.' oi repair. j
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V . H. Lreider will seil a lare lot ,
. . i ,
of 1 r"Uai irooeriv 11 i.ie ledinL-acc oi
his mother, it tins b irougij, Mar.;h Is
18S4. it 1 o'vloek P. IL
TLe beef market is al.ny slow Hor-
mg tju s-toa c:
!nt f.ir thi
thut Cath-.-lij pe .p'o during that season
refraia from eaiiag meat
In one of the Haitirigdn county
towns, t'aree ineii h ivs had 13 wives, j
Two of the wen, c; h, ha 1 4 wives, tiie
thitd m-au has hit fiah w.fe. i
1- i..., ,i,.., .. ii.tj ,-.!
can have a handsome nuarter-.-heet sule 1
but printed for 75 wi.tJ, nnd a half- i
' . -,, - . r , i
htt bill tjriiitei for 1.50.
"Lr. D. L. Alicu, furmerly of this
eouifty, jjied at bi rnidence iu rnuoe-
!-'... (T i I .W.llt-. t" W ,l J, liTi VV O. Is !
lull, J. lautit'i ....-., vm '
, ,,o i liiti .i m-
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6ar3' I
The "Barrett Club,' of tha Acadeoij,
pavfi an entertainiueut iu tno Academy, j
ou Friday afternoon, cousistiu of reci- j
tations, declaUiftoDS, tableaux, dia- j
ligues. c:c
At Wilikcsbarre Pa., a man uaui -d
Whituiore was jut under arrest for
bavin;: three living wivcri, all liviDjj in
tha valley of the West Branch of the
;Susitleliat:na.
ort rnoay nu siturliy wore uird
:Iavs on tbe wheat that is in the croutid.
.' r , ., r .i i
me ireczinjr ar..i tuawing oi iuo.se uavs
lifted many cf the stalks tUt wt're I &- of " "ver at
irrowitig on wot land. t inctiiuati clJ every distillery m
Lthat disvriai. a;id a preit many other
Joseph Nye, a re..p.-etab!e youwg It'.iiiiyst. 6;iull the Juniata river rise
tuati got crazy or d lish in a church I t0 ljiat IJ1SI1V ,vK ,he houses in Patter
at Palmyra, Lebanon county, last Fa J a w :U;.j fl mt aay. Roder, cm
day evtuing. He undroseJ himielf j T0U c.Miiprc-h-.'.id tiie digress that a
and ran home naked. fl.,t j f.f 70 fett'of water caused in tho
A LtierDO county miner found Puri
Grecu in a pie that was ktiit to him
ahile at work ia a coal uiina ; now he
olaittf to belicv-- that bis wife put the
poison iu the pie !vr but.
Explanation' -Happy Hotue, Queen
E-thii, Me'.Iiiiitic, Ajpoilo, 7C, and
Geneva, nr.: the names of cook fctoves,
sold at ic-"liotie's Hardware st'.re, on
Bridge street, Mtfflintowu, Pa.
A quarter h-et rale biii will be
prir.tid at tu; tfiiie fjr sevenly five
cents ; a half cket t lo bill for one
dollar aud City cent.-. Send iu your
-.orders if you conleciplatc having a sale.
The Altoona Tr'.iune looks as if it
had just couie out ol a band-box with
ueir clothes. Iu tuo tow type in which
it i now arrayed, it presents a Laud
scuer appearance than at any previous
tiiue.
What fhouid be done with a nun,
tchn when lie irncs to bed at nii'h t. turtlS
r.ark to his wif draws an bis cold
feet, aud and places their olea agaiust
ber abdomen or back, juit as tua may
chance to lay !
"What is the
worst thing abou:
riches?" asked a Sucday-bchool teacher.
"That thev take uuto iLeaistlves wiugs
acd flv astay," promptly rcp.ied tbe
boy at fi.e foot of f hs clan.. New Or -
lu Pk-bj one-
Tbe tndc do'.lsr i. beia boaght by
UfvcahtfM at 90 cento, wbieb . fsct i
the latest most urgent reason for Con
gress to hurry tbe passage ot an aot of
legal teuder or an sot to redeem it with
the legalised dollar.
A Patterson rosebud went to Port
Royal last week one evening and got
into a difficulty with young men of that
town. The Port Royal boys double
matied tbe Patterson boy and he was
compelled to get out of the town in a
hurry.
As en article for tbe toilet, Ayer'a
Hair Vigor stands unrivalled. It
cleanses tbe scalp and preserves it
from scurf and dandruff, cures itching
and humors, restores faded or gray hair
to its original dark eolor, abd promotes
its growth.
The disfiguring eruptious on the
face, tbe suokeu eye, tbe pallid coin
plexiou, iudicate that there is some
thing wrong going on within. Expel
the lurking foe to health. Ayer'a Sar
saparilla was devised for that purpose ;
and does it.
A son of J. T. L. Sahiu, of Wilkes
barra, died, sod was brought to this
place for iatertuent on Thursday even
ing. The funeral took place from the
residence ef Joseph Rotiuock, grand
father of the deceased boy, at 2 o'clock
on Friday afternoon.
A Brooklyn real estate agent was
fined $19 and put under $200 bonds
for putting his arms atoned aud trying
to kiss a colored woman. That was
right. Tbe colored ltua must be drawn
somewhere but not ar uui the waist.
Norristown Herald.
At come of tbe large parties, gotten
up in New York, for 6well purposes,
people of such questionable morality
were invited, that it was dec: ted prop
er by the party giver toemioy private
detectives, to preveut spoons and other
valuables from being stolen.
Tbe Juniata people that went to
llarrtsburg on Friday to see the horse
show, wtre highly entertained. The
ptay of the animals that seemed ta take
best, it is said, was the "court Sisene,"
in which a tiviug mule figured ajapris
oner, aud a living jacka-is as ajudgo.
Attention Roys On Wednesday,
April 15, 131, a competitive examin
ation for the ISth Congressional dis
trict will be heid iu MilBititowu, to fill
a vacancy for said district in the N aval
Academy. The examination will be
open to all bos of 14 to IS years of
age.
While Martin McLeoughlij was
asleep, at n early hour u.'i the morning
of the l'2'li iuft., at his homo iu the
northern part of Sermton, Pa., his
drunken wife cut bis hoad off with an
aie and then hl from tue iioute. fttie
was arretted aud lodged in jail at that
place
The P?nnsvlvania railrial eoiupany
hat contributed $1,000 for the sufT-r-
er hv the western fl (u-Js, have otd-T-
d S'2.000 t b distributed frotU the
k, t .... ..,.,.,.,1. ;...,,..1t ,1, nn.w
tic.i!. " Which is the iuomI use to tho
cmniry - a lawyer or a buizirl!
last wet-K a i uo:ic j-iui-iu comaiuej
q iito a lenuthy report of the deba:.
. . - ,
I he iiuesMoa Was decided iu favor ot
the Ruzzar-J.
A R.'dlord dude was sifirg c!rse np
to !mm swettiu-art, ta'kuig. Sul-ioniy
he f.;!t a sting under his vest, startin"
I.Aelr l.e ciiHrire.l his ladv love wit ii rMlt-
tjnj, m plu iota hllll Tiicy D1lh. fit
an2ry hnd Ue ,ef. ; a llUrryj htined
home, toft of? bis vpsf. au-1 found a
wasp. i'uiiajipT lovers.
At tins i fne, you can oVuin a hand
ru; hiil with looal nutiec til: day
of s:i!o for seventy five cents, a larger
h'ii than the former, w.tb loJsl notice,
,; r ,,UB u"'-,r ai'" a " f "'"';
tsr.s t.r.l noli,-e i,fii! w 1 1 hnu f h' U. i
can he accom.-uod.-itud by end:.ng 50c J
to SI 00. ncinrJin to leu2'h of local. I
V 1 loar M com nf A lam I.elT.ir.l of !
, i , . ..
liuutnadon fell into
a cistern
a few
day s ko and tta. drowned. Jhctuotli-
er of the child thought that her s in hid
gi,e tj a neighbor's h iuii?, and did
not fee! uuiasy at his abser.ee of two
hours when searufi wis undo tha s'lock-
inj, ir jth wan diitres-oui; to tha family
On bst Friday evening wbi'c Theo
rous St.. uer trai driving down Wa-!i-
tfito:i street tho bolt hoidio ttia sin
! .jie-free to the shaft was lot
Hn'l SS'
tie. van turn'r.ii; the corner ot the jut
tii-; horse Ufset the biijrsy. The !;'i:se
L- . . -1 I . I . 1. . I M .. .
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the rolitcle.
rl!ey of bt Ohif.
Huntingdon L-jJi! News says. Mother
Sjh. ok, of Warrior Ri-Jco. near Peters
burg, died on Tuesday tt tho advanced
age of 93 years. Sume tiuie last fall
fhe it'.l djwti the cellar war at brrrea
ideuitn and bad been conSued to her
bed ever fince. ' She was a meuibeT of
the Lutheran church, and was one of
the oldest citiz -iis cf ihu o iuu!y.
DO NOT FOKGET.
D uoi forgtt t!i-it At He'ps's I'iio
f ; i.ili Gn'iiL-ry y-u can jut auy
suiall j k'l me eiilurft.l for 73 cents.
Also anything Unit is in ule in Plio-t-jrapliv.
yr.tj r;in ;f-t here doua np.
in fimt ci tss siyle. All tho latest
6tyie dctuus, such as Cards, Cabin
ets, J'roiiieii-iJo, runnel Boti'loir,
A.C., c';c. Fraiia';s of all kia Is cheap.
John W. Neealey, o carpenter, em
ployed at Duck Kidjre Colliery, near
Suauiokiu, says that for seven yeers he
bas purposely lived on bread and hot
water at a c st of fr'y cents a week,
lie is 05 years o'd, nearly six feet till
and wpiijhs 175 rounds. He is in
e.e.a Lean d, woiks i.nta huu eteauiiy
and sas ti.at be nil! live to be 125
. yers old.
j -',V!it makes you so late to uight ?'
jked a wife of her Luband. "l'ou
1 promised me von would be home at 10
jo'ciock." '-I've been (hie) lo.,kia at
l the eooiet," be rspliel. "CoiaeU ! !
j '1 Lets f but oco comet visible t :bs.
naked eye." "Yesh, but one comet
visible to er naked eye (bic) ; but yer
see 1 had tbe aid of er-powerlul glassh
and eould see two of 'em."
One of the most complete Indian
books is that written by Colonel Dodge.
The Colonel did service for Govern
ment among the Indians for a period of
33 years, and the result of bis experi
ence be has grouped together and giv
en to the public in book form, thereby
preserving an account of Indian life for
the preseut white race. Tbe book is a
valuable one. W illiam Keiser is agent
for the valuable contribution to Indian
literature.
REMOVED.
Notice the Change. We are now
occupying tbe new and beautiful room
on Main street, in the new building
that J. 8. Thomas has recently built,
where we are once more to furnish tbe
trade with a large stock of dry goods
and groceries, boots and shoes. We
receive new goods constantly and sell
cheaper than ever. Give ns a call.
C. F. Hl.NKEL & CO.
Nov. 28, 1883-tf.
Tbe lecture delivered by the citisen
of New Jersey, last week, did not draw
a full house, aud produced discourag
ing criticism. The lecture committee,
perhaps, do not otnprebead, that plat
form efforts, and social lifo ictercourse
in this coninianity require more or less
clowuish manners to become popular.
If they will scud to some circus com
pany and borrow a clown, or send for
some darkey troupe they will briu
themselves to a level with the situatiou.
The adjourued teachers institute at
MeAIisterville was well attonded last
Saturday. Tho institute was bold in
the Academy buidliug. In addition to
the programme addresses essays and so
forth, tLere was good music by a oboir,
orgati music, aud niu.sio by the. McAlis-
tervillo brass band. Harry btrayer
was cailed ou for the recitation ot a
Dutch poem. He recited it in English,
givit g to it the peculiar accent and
brogue of Dutch people when speaking
English.
The Everett Press of last week says,
A. C. Webb', who last summer swin
dled a good many people in Bedford
county by representing hinself to be
connected with the pension depart
ment, in Washington, has at last come
to grief and now languishes in a Jersey
ba.stile. Shortly before his arrest he
was! operating is. Perry county, aud to
better carry out his deception he prao-tic-
1 the pious role, addressed Sunday
schools aud took part iu public prayer
meetings. The proper plaoe for tho
fraud is tbe okum room in some peni
tentiary. Why not try tho Sentinel and Re
publican job department wheu ou
have a j b c.f t.ritititig to do These
whiT think the prices too low are inter
ested parties who are ta k"ig for s-iine
yot or are muiviJ ua lv interested iu
doing a job at a higher figure. V, Leu
you waut tho bsst tieWtqiaper in tho
comitv. subscribe for the Sentinel
and Rf.pi bi.K'as. It furnishes you
with more reading tbu any other pa
per in tiie county, ufni twioe as much
reading as several of tho papers i.-sued
iti Juniata.
O.'e of lh-j lUrrisb'arg papers auteg
li st ihe widows ot sj.Jiers of thi Rev
olu'iouary War arc s- scarce fhat auy
m-iiUon nt" ti.em a'traels attention.
Mrs. Elizabeth Uetz, who resides in i
Hairisbjrg, is probably the only per
sou iu tl-is section if nut iu Peuusylva
nia. She is t-ighty three years of age. j
Slio states she was married to Peter
Bete, on October 10, 123, when he
was To yeirs old, and lived wun him
u itil September Iti. 1817, when be dud,
h's ag,i B"in n'.siel v-iiiue years. Mrs.
U :tz is in the eiij v msot of good heaitli.
S':e strifes she w ts tsreuty-five years of
aiZ-i when the tlien o!d hjidier took a
faucy to her aad they were married. j
Tho Perrv county Fre -miu of last j
tek. 'avs. -Juniata Rpuriiicar.st-Icct-eJ
t!:o:r R -pi.eseutattvu Daiegate to
toe !;a Convention, last
by
popular rnta. What uovisioa lias that
county for a-;t:!i: in the electim of a
Senat ,r.al De!ejito? As we HuJer-
stand the prtno.pa! f rotation Jun.a.a
" " -
li-ileeit.'s lliooin r - ( ton W as cieC t-
ed last fai!, by a Republican popular
vote, in Juoiata. as Seuat.-rial Uie-
HS'e, utj ect i t a decision o.' the
dis
trut c-ir.icrerico. 1 he o rdjti'-s in llie
di.-trut a.'o Pi-rry, Mdti n, and Juniata.
T!it l-'riuiu;;i is coireet wheu it say
'Juiia'a is year cutided to the
S.-ii it. rial Deli irate." T&e eotiferenoe,
when it n.ec-ts. bhouid five J liuiata wnat
is due her, and seud Patton to the
S'ate Oouvetittun.
Repot t of Locust Run twjhool for the
school mouth ending Feb. 13, 13S4.
1 1,r H'lil' all. hill; lia.i..9 Ul yr-tnvmo
T ' r. ii . . ... . . . t . . .. u
' ...Un n . ......... . .. ti .. r- A tr l.crtlA
lU(l .Etc 'ii;.i. l n.j V j . . ... . w
Gross, Mjiioi-i Gross, Wii!ia:u H stef
ler, R':bbie Nearhood, Fra:ikie (iross,
Sadie Ilostetitr, Lizzte Nearho.iJ, Cora
Maubeck, Maggie Hosteller, Ida Man-lic-k,
Sadie Gross, I:lysss Smith,
Bradford Dotra, and Edwin Maubeck.
The following f:ur persons missed cue
day during the uioti'u: Jennie Gross,
Chira II istetlcr, Gilbert letrn, and
William Sui'tn. Minnie Gr9s and Ss
die Hostctlur wore ta atteniariiie every
day during :hi term SjIiooI opeii dur
ing month, "2'2 days ; whole iiutuber in
attendance, 35 ; aveiage attendance,
males, 14; f.-u.alcs, 14; total, life.
Pcrcfintcge, tnaie, 84; friusie.. 02; to
tal, 88. D. L. Detra,
7'e-ifAer.
"A JJaltiinore man who started a
bank at Custer City a year or so ego
f.iiled within a week simply because he
didn't know Western human nature.
His place had not been opeu an hour
when a man iu buckskin slouched in
and presented a not of $100 running
for sixty days and asked to have it dis
counted. "I don't know yea, replied
th banker, who was fa s owe Cashier.
"S'ranger. that's my tiame thar' at tbe
bottom Bill Bifrgs." "I see." "And
that note is backed by Jsiu Maddeu."
"I see, tut I don't care to discount it.''
The uiiu picked up thepaprand walk
ed nut, aud in the coursn of ten min
utes a chap with a pistol in ci'hcr baud
danced into the baud cheerily called
out: "Here's Jim Madden, and he
wants to set eyes on the galluot who
w.m't discount a note when he backs il!
He popped the b.uker in fhe nhoulder.
a cicrk through the b'p, and then fired
I awry at the fixtures antil t ime one
called him out to drink. The pext
j morning the banker was missing, and
win n be afterward fjrned up in Denver
i La atkLosr-Jedriod that thtr batiking bus-
inesi, bad on,e paiofal failures that no
m.e bat 0wt- la b!e ti wrestle
::'i."
An Old Soldiers
EXPERIENCE.
" Calvert, Texas,
" I wish to xpnm my appreciation ol the
valuable quail Lies ot
Ayer s Cherry Pectoral
aa a sough remedy.
" While with Churchill's army, just before
tha batlla ol Vicluburg, I contracted a ts
vara cold, which urmiuated in a dangerous
cough. I found co relief till on our marca
we eaoie to a country store, where, on asking
for some remedy, I Was urged to try Al'aa'a
Chjekkt 1'EcToaa.L.
"I did to, and was rapidly cured. Since
then I hare kept the PacroaaL constantly by
me, for family use, and I hare found U to Le
an invaluable remedy for throat and luug
J. W. WuiiLir."
Thousands of testimonials certify to tUs
prompt cure of all bronchial and lung
affections, by the ue of Alan's Chkurv
Pectoral. Being very palatable, th young
est children take It readily.
raEFABBD BY
Dr.i.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Sold by all Drnix''.
D!V JOHN BOLL'S
FOR THE CURE OF
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
AS1) flit BUJ5RIAI OISEHSES.
Tie proiriotor of this celebrated mdi-o:..-'
j".TJr c'.aitnj for it a superiority over
all lom.- 'ics ever offered to the pabiia for
r.-.i r kvz. crsTAiH, spezd? 2 pra-
TMIESIsure cf Ague and Fever, or Cliilia
i.u ; I'ever, utttker of tliort or long sued.
i--.r. He refers to tiie entire Wesisra end
So .'t!Tii toniitry to bear bim testimony to
l -.-j truth af tbe assertion tbat in no cass
v.v-i.".iivei will it fail to cure if tbe dhc.0
ii -rt are strictly followed and earned out;
In a fifit many caaea a single dose taa
br- a suftcient Ibr a cure, and whole finii
lioi Lave- been cured by a singla bottle, wita
a perfect restoration of the general bea'.UL
It Is. however, prudent, and in every ease
r ere certain to care, if its cse U continced
in waller dcacg for a week or two after the
u'.5C m hits been checked, more especially
iu diaieult and long-standing eases. Usu
siiy tb.ii xedicine will not require any aid
to kvcp tbe boweb in good order. Ebor.ld
.r? Tiauent, however, require a cathartic
-i:.iae, ai'ter having Uken three or four
dnses cf tbe Tonic, a tingle dose ef BULL'S
V.-:;:i;rAI!L2 fiaiLY will he mf-
L ::eut.
L JIL'S SAE3APAEILLA ia the old and
reliable remedy for impurities of the Hood
ani trofulaas affections the King of
Slssi Pi"-!fiers.
i)3. JOHN BULL'S VEGETABLE Y.'02X
liijIiOYER ia prepared in the form of
i-znty drcpa, attractive to tho eight and
;1jj;; ta tiie taste.
j o n zi bull's
Z.'.'.rWS TCXiO SYRUP,
3'JirS SARSA?AR!LLA,
BULL'S WOaa DESTRCY23,
Th: Popuiar Remediea of tlve t;iy.
rla.-liul OSlce.S.-:: Sa!oSt.,LSl'ibT!LI.F, KT
OISTL" $20.
SIX0E11 EACIIItfE
T:i -T; .-f-nri-wntK tin- im M n.T.nTar
t !-. f-r.iie . i.i.li r. ft r f. r ; f'-r
the Vi ty t .i-p r.f.'. IV ' 't r. tt i'..
11:1! ask Yin I', psy no::i yti !."i- n n t! -mar'fi'l-.
frr i.-.;.:'; i- si. !T-.i ii, rl il '
ii. t v.i ', -. i.-.- i:. ii-'T'i: r- :t '
ex;i:.'iie. I .i..!it y.u" in'-r.-'- 'i i .-r.:i r it.
o:u-e. .r !.i-i..J l .r ri-r::'.ir ;! t. ; n; m.a.
Address t Ii.l:!.!'.H A. V. t.n:. & I ...
N... i7 liu:!i St., !:..!: !.-:.. I'a
V. K!PlaSCnAIE,
AT THE
CENTRAL STORE
BRIDGE STREET, .
2.x i Door. Wkst of Oid Ftixows H.u.1,
(II ill to iv ii, l'u.,
Ca!!s the attention of the pubiio to tbe
following facts :
Fair Prices Our Leader ! The
Best 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
IN
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, BOOTS
AND SHOES, for Men, Women snd
Children, Queensware, Glassware,
Wood and Willow-ware, Oil Cloths,
and every article usually found in first
class stores.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for goods at highest market
price.
Thankful to the public for tbrtr
heretofore liberal patronage, I request
their continued custom ; and ask per
sons from a!! parts of (he county, when
iu Mifflin to call and see uiy stock of
goods.
F. ESrEXSCIIADE.
SCJ.I.J, lbSS
E73 OOk
ncsyras
irif
Crr?TUT P lLTTV"0 "Ol""" know are
OlailUilJilil lUllilthu that of tbe many
diseases and dtrangenienta of the body
each a separate cauee or origin, and that
each aeeda a different method of treatment
In order to eflVet a cure, and a moment's
reflection must convince that any of the
quack nostrums foisted apoo the publio
claiming to cure all or a number of diam
etricly diaTerent diseases must prove fail
nree, even if wo do noteall theur hum
bugs. mPPRPT Vani Pop' of moderate
ILUf lillmeans, and even people
well to do or wealthy And that the nor
ma ckargtM of practising physician are
a serious burden to them, and also find that
after paying themselves poor that no bene
fit has accrued to them, that in fact they
have thrown their money away. To over
come Ibesa evils we otfer Wkttltr'i A'o. 96
Sars Rtmtdiu te the sick and offering- out
Rtmtdy lor each disease, without for a
moment claiming that one rained t will care
any other disease than the one claimed for
it, and as these remedies have stood tbe
lest of years without a aingle failure, we
agree te rad thi moaey paid in averv
instance where a cure ia not positively ef
fected. The remedies are entirely vegeta
ble, ean do no harm, and will positively
eure every disease for which they are per
scribed. BHEUMATISM,
Gout, Lameness of
Joints, Sciatica and
Neuralgia are relieved at once and positively
cured by the u of Wheeler's No. 9t" Rheu
matism Kemedy. We say boldly that in the
worst ot cases of no matter how lone; Bland
ing, bow jcri'oaa or bow painful, we can not
only give relief but potitivtly car for all
time. Failing to do this we will positively
refund the money paid for the treatment,
snd if your sufferings are not positively
stopped for all time you have not thrown
your money away as you would on any oth
er than these euaranleed remedies. The
price of Wheeler's No. 9fJ Rheumatism
Remedy is only 50 cents, obtained from
druggists or sent tree by mail on receipt of
price. S tamps taken.
UUliaJiUitU II UilUJlt.endowe d
by
nature with a pretty face, beautiful figure,
faultless complexion, as well as the sweet
est of tempers and faultless mental quali
ties prows prematurely old. grav snd wrink
led, her form loses its perfect contour, the
complexion becomes sallow, the brightness
leaves the eye, a feeling of languor takes
the place of tbe once buoyant cpints, an
irritahle nervous fractiouanesa makes life a
burden, things that once were tntles worry
her till lifo becomes unbearable. All this
being caused by a physical derangements
so common to woman, which the inmate
modesty of feminine nature prevents their
making knoon, and of whieh the ignoraacs
of the medical profession prevents a cure,
io.y Rcatltr, pavit aud consider, 'tis a du
ty yon oe yourself, your family and your
God, that you nhould cure yourself of
these trouMes and once more feel the glow
of perfect health and spirits that nature
intended for you. Whttltr't Xo. Ofl Pri
icTiytiom are pleaant arid palatable to take
containing nothing of an injurious nature,
and may be ti.ken by allege at ali times
and in all condition without ;otii6iy nfill
tfftctt, and will positively cure ny of the
peculiar diseases to which females are sub
ject. Failing to produce a perfect cure
the proprietors will rrani the money paid
for the tr.-atiiieiit. if you hart a $wal
low rompltxion. conunt or" intermittant
hejifai,lte. backache restlessness, loss of
appetite, suppressions of monthly flow, or
irregularities thereof accompanied by head
aches, nervi.usn .us. hi sti-rics and similar
Symplon, H heeler' Ao. !X Prescription
'B" will positiiely rttore yon to health.
If you have a s.-rsatioii of heat and throb
bing in the back, frequently fainting spells.
Leucorrhea or white discharco, painful or
scalding sei. s iti. .ii in urin itiuj, r"ldish or
white dejosit iu urine, hot and drv skin,
H'nrrfrr's So. '.". Prescription ' O" will
give itiiiiu-di.iie ai-ii lastir.gn lief. The price
of Wheeler's Xo li Perseripiioti B" and
'C'aro o" cents ech. ob'ain il.'e from
druggists or si nt by mail secure ftotu ob
servation jKst paid on receipt of price.
Pofrlage stamps t iken.
CATAHBi.
It is nedless to describe the
s in; tons of this naiueous di
sease that is Kipping the life aud s'reng'h
ot o:.ly too m iny of tne fairest a:id best of
both sexes, o'd at.d young, suffering alike
from the poisonous dripping in the throat,
the poisonous mini di'h i-ges. the, f.itid
breath and jreneral weakness, debility and
languor, aside from the acute sufferings of
this disease, which if not checked can only
end iu losi of puliiU, hoarsenei. wealcned
tiiht. lo't of memory. Jeonest awl pre
mature death it not checked lief. ire it is too
aie ,..uor, snwv ano. res. .rc ,n amen-
X irZS
A , , " , : - . ;
oarc v ure jor ijiarrn, n rriuetiy wuicu
co'ilaiiis no barn, i ul ingredients, and that
is guaranfi-.-d to cure ev ry case of acute
or etitonic catarrh or money refunded.
V. eclcr't .V. !! Intan. R.lief and Sure
Curt foi Catarrh cure every cse ol
catarrh, h.iy tfv.-r or n.'.hm.i, price $l.fHt
per p.u-kagc. from drucirists or S'Mit by
mall post paid on receipt of pr!i e.
IFAtf.'er'a .Vi). Of, Sure cure for Kidney
tfnd Liter Trouble cures all weakness and
soreness ol kidney, ind .nunatioii of kidney
or I.vi-r, price $I.IK.
H".frr' Vtsetable Pills are the only
rented that cure consumption, giving nat
ural action of the bowels ithout physicing,
purging, griping or pain. Price 2-5 Cents,
of druggists or by mail.
Wheeler's Xercine Tuuic (or mental de
pirs.siou, loss of in.il:!. id. languor, weak-
nes or ovi-r taiatiuu ol tho brain is in
valuable, price lo cents.
WE SUAEAHTEEor'wiVrefrlnd'mo".
paid, tt'e place our price for these reme
dies at less than one-twentieth of tbe price
aked bv others for remedies upon which
you take all the charges, and ir specially
incite the patronage of the many person
who have tried olto-r re.uedies without ef
fect or itep'etid their purses bv paying
doctor hills that benefitted them not.
BOW TO OBTAIN
these remedies. Go
and ask for them. If tin y Lav not got
them, write at once to tho prop-ietors, en
closing the price iu money or stamps, and
tiny will be sett you at once !.y mail, post
paid. Correspondence solicited. Ad
dress plainly- L. WHEELER 11 CO.,
No. 0i W. Baltimore St,
BALTIMORE, MD.
El
h ar lntgrster? !n
Growing Crops
cheaply and successfully
should wHfe ns frr par parsnhlet en pure
tertlloers. ok qv4 terfiligfr csn b msae
at homefer about j 1 2 a t"4 bvcomDostise
with POWELL'S PKPRED CHEMICSLS.
Referencesin EvenrState. tr-Krenwynti
friinecrewiedfeiT.torf. a?Ebrrit"rtrr?ncis.
BRGWis CHEMICAL CO.
Wanufarturer of
Powell's Tip-Top Bone Fertilizer,
Bone. Pnl,?sri.airm?nia. ftc.
16 LICHT STREET. BSLTIVOPE. StO.
KLMLDV & IJOTV, igeutM,
M:rrLt.Towx, Pa.
june 2U-S3.
NEW GOODS.
I would inform the public that I have
now in iny new millinery store at toy place
of resideuce on Water street, M.fTlintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a full stock, of fall and wmter millinery
Koods, all new, and of tbe latest styles,
and having employed first class milliners,
lam prepared to supply' the public with
everything found in a firstchtss milliner
store, come and examine my stock. I
couidder it uo trouble to show goods.
MRS. DEIHL.
Mav 2-88. l.v.
I ;.i.ciiL.e fur the Sentinel and Republican
1 the best newspaper i.i the couuty.
FARMERS
MISCELL.WEOUS
D. W. HARLEY'S
Is the plaae where you eaa buy
TUE BEST AND TUE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
JUTS, CJPS, BOOTS, SHOES, JND FCRyiSHiyG GOODS.
HE is prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever offered Ij
this market, and at JSTONISBiyGL Y LOW PRICKS I
Also, measures take'i for suits snd parts of suits, which will be leads ts orde
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the place, in Hoffman's New Uuilding, corner of Bridge ast
Water streets, MITFLINTCMVN, PA. Jan. 1, 1879-tf
SAM'L STRAYBR
Hasaonstantly on hand fall variety of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES,, ALL SIZES,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Goads of all kinds are low Come and see m
and be astonished. Pants at ti cents. ZJ" SUITS MADE TO OKDER.j
Patterson, Pa., April 16, 1879.
Professional Cards.
B.
F. BOOKS,
Ilomrrpathlc ryhslclan,
Ofliee In residence of Solomon Books,
Main Street, SlitHintown, Pa. '
I have permanently located in alifflin
town. All calls left at offlre prompt) v at
tended to. Oct. 17, '83-lf.
Locts E. Atkso.
uao. Jacobs, Ja
ATKIXSOS tL JACOB.
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
. M I FFLINTO WN, PA.
Uncollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Omen On Main street, in place of rest-
denee of Lnnis E. Atkinson. Esq.. south of :
Bridge street. Oct28,1881. ;
JljJASOX IRWIN.
ATTORNEY-AT-L AW,
UIFFLIXTOH'X, JUXUTJ CO., P.I.
C7 All bnsiness promptly attended to
Orrica On Bridge street, opposite the
Court Honse square. jan7, '80-ly
J-ACOB BEIDLER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
MIFFLIXTOWX, PA.
CyCollections attended to promptly.
Orrrce With A. J. Patterson Esq, on
Bridge street. Feb 25, '80
THOMAS A. ELDER. M. 0.
Physician and Snrgeon,
MIFF LI STOWS, PJ.
Office hours f-om 9 a. w. to 3 r. .. Of
fice in Ma residence, on Third street, op
posite Methodist parsonage. ocl2'2-rf
M. CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Has res-imed actively the practice of
Medicine and Surgerr and their collateral
bnn-hes. Office at the old corner of Third
and Ormge streets, Miftlintown, Pa.
March 29, 1976
J M. BRAZEe7m.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.iculemia, Juniata Co., Pa.
Orrt0B forraer,T occpied bv Dr.Sterrett.
Tr attended to
at all nours.
Johx VcI.ai oims. Josrpa W. Stimjisl
MCL. irCIII.I7l &, STMMEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYAL. JCXI1TJ CO., PJ.
DOnly reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, 1875-ly
yyiLLIAM BELL
AGENT AND DEALER IV
Farmers and Mechanics Machinery.
Miflliotown, Juniata County, Pa.
Office on Bridje street opposite Sooth
side of Conrt House.
Xov. 8. 182.
rEA3fDT nOTEL,
Ninth St , south of Chestnut, one square
south of the New Post Office, one-half
square from Walnut St. Theatre and in the
very bnsiness centre of the citr. On the
American and European piais. Good rooms
fiom 5V to 00 per dav. Remodeled and
newly furnished. W. PAINE. M. D.,
Owner and Proprietor.
Nov. 21, ir.
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN
On the lo4 of
A 1-ectt.re on the Mature
Treat uirnt and Radical cure:
of Semi'-al Weakness, or Spermatorrhoea,
indnsed ' Self-Abuse, Involunt.irv Emmis-
sion. lmpofencv. Nervous Debility, and i
T t i ... . - . , I II.. . . ' t
1 ill (.fT'i i .in -iit! io .mrriaire ri-oirai ' , i "u-
snmntion. Kpilepr and Fits; Mnntal snil
Phvi-ical Inrapseitv. tc Bv ROBERT J.
CL'LVF.RWF.I.L. M. D., author or the
'Green Book." &.C.
The W'irld renowned snthor, in this ad
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
exi'r r.ro that the awliil consenaences of
Self-Abuse nisr rw rflVctuallv removed !
without dtns;erous surgical operations. bou
gies, instrununts, rings or cordials; piint
ing out a mode ot cure at once certain and
enVi-tnal. by whirh every suiferer, no mat
ter hat his condition may me. may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically.
CTTkii lecture will prove a 6oo to thou
sands mud thoutauds.
S--nt, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt of fonr cents, or
two postagH stamps. Address The
CULVER. YELL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St., New York, N.T. ;
jne lH-ly-jaii. 9. Post Office Box 4'.
YTICK TO TRE3PA3SKRS.
J. l All persons are herebv notified not to
trespats on the lands of tbe undersigned,
in VT nlker snd Fermanagh townships, for
the purpose of hunting, building fires, or
for any other trespass purpose.
Sim el Askkr. He.ibt Arm,
Curi-tias Miisra, kit cess Moist,
Istac Ai'kkk. William Rn:xrssirH,
WkLLISOTOX MITU, KtRTZ KlCrillS,
Josti u 3. Wear, Srsati BoxNCa,
Jox.9 Kairrms, Ciacs Sisbir.
Oct. 81, 1833-tf.
C Al'TIUX HO TIC E.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against fishing or hunting-, gathering
berries, or crossing fields, or in any other
way trespassing on the lands of the under,
signed
J. 3. KcsKrr.
i
.ID YER TISEMEATS.
SAUCEL STRATI.
Special JWittct.
TUE PEOPLE'S DICTIO.VABT ajib
iiiidii K.iclCLorraia, conKlnlajr
Orr25.0iO Wo'd; complle-t from WEB
STER, -l t.O II svnonrrus, a compute d!o
fionary of rhymes, foreign word and phraa
e. b.isiuex, nautical, nm.ieal and law
terms and mythology, fcwbracing ecer
i subject on which clear, satisfactory informa
tion is given.
A BOOK EQUAL T3 50 PACES OCTAVO, f.0.
,ame information cannot be bad !-
where, nor in as convenient or sceessibla
hape for less than $J0. Sample ptget free.
Outfit $1 f"'. matin, MkEr.iiM i. Co. 808
Arch St.. Philadelphia, P.
Oct. 17-Siu.
. AYEK'S
AGUE CURE
rontaina aa autidote for Sail lata-
larlal dlsoileri which, so far as
known, is use,! iu nn other remedy. It con
tains no Quinine, nor any mineral nor de
leterious suhatan'e whatever, and eonso
qnrntly produces no ltiju.ious etlVct upon
the constitution, but leaves the system aa
healthy as it was before the attack.
W K WARRANT .4 ER'S ACil'E
C I' R E to cure every case ot Fever and
Ague. Intern-:ftert or Clnll Fever, Bensit,
tent Feer, Ilun.b Ague, Billiotis Ferer
ard Liver Complaint caused by malaria.
In rase of failurs. after due trial eoelors
are snthorized. be oqr ri-en'ar dated July
1st, it (-2, to refuud tbe nnncy.
Dr. J. C. Ayer's & Co., Lowell.
Mass.
Sold by sll Dragil.
These celebrated Stoves will
BOAST. BAKZ and HEAT IRONS
In less time and with LESS FUEL
than any other vapor CocK Stove
made.
Be suro and buy the Dangler
Non-Exploslvo Vapcr Cook Stove.
3tA-xrr v-rrtTio i:T t::s
DanglcrVapcr Stavs & Refining Co.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Fob tT oca Aorst
D.S.MQRGAH&COa
KAHTFamru tbw
I'v
DUilADLE LIGHT
sEL)G-Cif.'iis3
tks C!3sle33
New-GliBperMoiffr.
The TRU'ST? fltf.ITRS r t.ttcj"t v!
imp'.irity iu rMtrtri.-t;-'R, vt ':nta -metit.
It giit- weight, dow'-iiity aiui m arkj, ca ji.y
in all nflttiorn rf irra:n.
Tbo IKW C"LIPWK In all th .lTnmcrfl of
thOM CLII'tiUi AIO tU witii mMiJ TtobU
tut proYt?mv-nti,
fcE?n for lLinmtTm Ctwtub.
OouoAtiii'lb WANri-D in uuuouupied territorj
D. S. MORGAN CO.,
Brockport,!V!onroeCo.,N.Yf
KHXaEDY:D0TY,-
(Successors to b iycr 4. Ivt-nnedy,)
DKALEhS IN
:oAia
Calcined Plaster. Land Tlaster.
sbbUS, SAL.T. AC.
lie buys Grain, to be delivered at MirUior
town. Port Royal, or Mexico.
lie is prepared to I urnish Salt to dealer
at reasonable ra: -s.
DAVID I. DOTT.
April 21,lts84-tf
-yALUABLK FARM I.AtD FOB. SALB.
A valuable farm-, cont .inin about ISO
acres, all tillable land, ard in g'Kd state
of cultivation, with good Dwelling House,
Bank Karo, Wagon Shed snd outr.uiMinaa,
all in good repair. Tbe land is all riv-er
bottom. Also, 4o acres of mountain Una,
along line of Peiinsvlv.oiia Railroad, snd
convenient to Si.iii.2 and stations, well
set with rock o.ik:chrf.n:f. nJ itbw
ner A good p( or'm.itv forsny one waal
i..g a first c! h. io or lo eiiifsgo in lL
lumber bnines. r'"r ,wrtiriilare ca 1 OD
or address JLKEillAiI Lit..
HirrLisT.-s, Jisiar to., r
Vi, lis. '
as i
THE BEST ON EARTH, fl
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