SKXTIXEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
Wednesday. April 16. lfc4.
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Transient business notices in local col
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vear
SHORT LOCALS.
The water ba been turned iuto the
cans!-
French roeaiels prevail in Everett,
Bedford count.
Pr. Elder is sick with a severe at-
tick of r',uri,iy-
There is talk of Grant for a Presi
dential candidate.
Thore i fun ahead, thirty-nine cir-c;:c.-5
are on the rosd.
p. G. She!!1 is conducting a nor
ma! school at Richfield.
Mr. Staffer is now in the dry buying
goods for Espen8chdVs store.
llev Geo. let augb has gone to the
tei ftore to get lid of malaria.
Joseph James is planting 1500 pesch
trees on h'.i land, in Siiro Valley.
Isaao Etk plaster John lSar
dU' new house in lea!a township.
The Republican State convention
Dje.ts th:s Wednesday, at llarrisburg.
5aow io the depth of 15 inches fell
at Htzleton, tbis S:a:e. on tt.e j;n aay
of April.
Tan Mi'.Ierstown bridge has been
Tt'aei a: 12,000 by 1'erry county
Fi r Kent V comfortable house,
in Mifl.r.u-wn. F-t 1 articular, cail
at this -See.
Tbe Presbyterian festival that was
fc-ii Ut week brought iu about one
hundred d.l!ar.
James Williams is planting a peach
rreharJ o! 2000 trees on Lis place, iu
Fermanagh township:
A Se'.iuszrove ma", who is visiting j
Florida. s nt a laly friend, of his town, j
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aiUti i.VC aii:' .
EBiscuel Mover i? planting a p
orchard tf 1100 trees oa his farm
Fera-anaU towusttip.
Viln of iee tunv Tet be seen
aloug
tie rivir t Thjaipsontown, where
the
g:re ptiei tLe highest.
Johu Heno and John Brier hauled
pititorJ to market '-by the wsgon load.''
TLey ars Fermanagh towLsLip farmers.
A detective of tbfl Internal Revenue
Siitrui w&s in t..wn iast sreek otis uay.
Tte trir tax Iis sliu d aii be repeal
ed. ?t"is Suaderland : the ii&me of the
T,-nrp ;.1v rho sets tvpe in the offise
"of lis Lt7.r.in D -mrcrat aud Setiti-
Ti t E.tor snow catue on the J'.U. .
0.1,
I; tss i i!-t m jeh of a ao in the j
ra.;.-, t ut rn ii.e ii.yuiiiii 1 ' :
slowed Diesly.
TLere is a boom in tbe 1 Stb district
f'T tl? re e;ec-ti'in of Atkinson to Cnn
Tf?. Go in loctcr, and taka the
pr.'l'jiun tb? -:?ond time.
An r.'!.ird of iOOO peach trees will
ts planted l v Y.i. lloer, on the
V.'rtpbt t roj jrtv, which he bought re
cently, iu L:t 1,'reck Valley.
I'arlrg tl.i ni'-nth of April 50 po
litical eoDvcatiot.s will be held, aud ev
ery one of wiitcb will declare tuat it
fo:n'i with 'ride, aad S3 forth
For Rest. A boue and lot of 4
acre? Lear Van Wert, in U'a'.ker town
ship. Address or call on John C'eck,
Van Wert. Jcniata conatj. I'a.
Mrs. Iloi;ry Dunn, died at ti.e resi
dtcce (.f Lit husband '.a Fatter-D, on
tLj 7;!i iast. The funeral took ri!a?e
cntLeMb. i-i'erxent in I nion Cetn
:ery. AilcnUiwn wa raided on bv a lit of
yi p 'Clru Juriii'T the ti ne that the
Pfu, critic c -iveut'.OD was there. A
&umii: of dv'lesatts had their pickets
picked.
Jirrh Guyir, wbo lately lived near
t-i-t Jaltni, tins county, bas gone west,
to Uast'Cf, AdiuK, equity, Nebraska. !
lii lauiiit, he aves at Mil'.erstown,
for fevtr&l icotirLi.
Two dollars and t.inety-tiine
ii la) a pair f iumi's A No. 1
bota. at Heck's 15 .ot aud Sboe
Original pn.-e $4."2o.
cents j
gum I
if-re. I
i" United Sta-os S-nae lias passed !
b::l appropriatip.e 77,000,00) out :
of tv- '1 rt'D-ury, t tbe states in pro- j
p Moo to !!,e:r t.:i--racy t.11 the basil I
of ti.e
!
-i 1S0.
Farmers.
h.-.-.f,a.4f . 1 tr.
Jll i"ll, K C I'll" Ollll . .
f- . ' , - I
.iuuiij w j tines 1.: rarmin?
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!u oi ' ",b"M 8 "nCe t0 j
- percent. !
Ti.e friends cf President Arthur sty '
ti.it his ni:!e papers are wri'tcti by j
wn.seif after ni.-iit. and that be takes '
C to '
i. tirs ii. e-,. Most of men re- j
)o:r; t!.:re ir,Ti 0f 4;90p ,;iaI, ttjat.
A LevrUtmrr. i.
3 f'-tiits, ,.:,,.! 'doT.roe Carl, fell off
frit.gtr at the "b;g mill," in Lewis-
r'a, and was drowned in the mill race
fue afternoon of the X day of April,
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Harris Keineilr ( n ."f I.MIin.
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!.. tun. t I.-.,-., ,.,..; 1 ;.. .u l.t. 1
ui'Jr-t bnve eoi.ei,l..rif in
I... 1. me in- j
inr wesknes-s, dm Tons j
ic men. They offer free :
'ilio trcitfio at
txl:S'!:i(,n.
.-l
is an.i 'rust
rust r-uits for rrders. '
April 9, 'SI lm.
Krra M.teoX.rr. of .Waterloo, was
rep-rts!
of Tus- !
" lovrt, a nay lafit weeit aRd
';t firiuors in tl n.. A
es 111 the urner end
hi
' vaaev are hi. -h e n
V pioa?.oa witu
- i
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results f tiicir
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T :
ia a iacu
The pUce
ffs is at G
'"gfr t.t-,ck 1
to buv vour
W. Heck's.
Vrtrt a mrA :
Sfc ee from mil
lr than ,W wm ia tilC
' ULtV.
-?vcnty.Sve lueuibers of the
Metho i
. 1 cot.preg,ti(ItI in J,rwjstown fiort
f: 'J'. .Tb"a,,! :rlrvok ou the occa
.,f? u i,':-riJr fir his new field
i-Kbing. I'!oe is at Losk Haven. :
You will find George Heck with a
mammoth Mock of shoes and boots, in
the corner room in tbe Bel lord build
ing. Remember tbe plaoe tbe corner
room, in the new building on the oorner
of Main and Bridge afreets.
Trespass Notice. All persons are
hereby notified not to trespass on the
lands of the undersigned for the pur
pose of hunting, gathering berries, or
for any other purpose.
Mrs. Elizabeth Maqrcper.
Iu the matter of valuation and ap
praisement of the real estate of Gideon
Kloss, late of Walker township, dee'd,
Michael R. B-hnar, Matthew Kodgers
and David Sieber, have been appointed
to make appraisemeut and state valua
tion The Everett, Bedford county Press,
says that S. S. Metier, of Bedford, has
just returned from a protracted so
journ in Florida and he says that be
"would not give oue of tbe Dutch farm -era
of Bedford county for tbe whole
State of Florida."
Kmorv's Little Cathartic is the
best and only reliable Liver Pill
koown, never fails with the obstinate
esses, purely vegetable, sugar-coated,
tasteless, harmless, no griping or un
pleasant offsets. Druggists sell tlieuj
loots. .. April 0, '84 lui.
Perfect soundness of body and mind
is possible only with pure blood. Lead
medical authorities of allcivilizsd coun
tries endorse Aer" Strgapariila as the
best blood purifyer medicine in exis
tence It vastly increases tLe working
and productive power of both haudand
1 brum.
During the rinter time almost all of
the late sleepers can rise with the sun,
but now. at this time in the year, the
I sun rises a little earlier every morning
aud the late sleeper is falling behind.
The s,un gets up nearly every morning
before he does. 1 he rule applies only
to town people. i
D. W. Woods, a joung Presbyterian
preacher was so oversowe by exhaus
tion while preaching in the Lewistown
Presbyterian church, on Sabbath a
week, that he was compelled to sit
I dwa and rest a few moments, afier
j which he finished the seruiou, which is
spoken of as a trod one.
1 e
J Ayer's Cathartic Pills are suited to
I evert age. Being susr-enated. thev
are easy to take, and though mild and
plcasatt in action, are thorough aud
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evai um ii iu riiue. juru viui:nsy iu
ti all Qisorat-rs 01 ttie stoiuacn ana o.vsr
, eli is certitied by euitneut
nas, pri;utn'iit clergymen, and mauy
ot ur best citizens.
Examination for Permanent Cer
I TIFICates The committee on IVruia
I neu; Certificate1 will meet in the (
: school bue in Mtffltotown on atur
ray May 10, 1 SS 4. Those interested
wiil p!eae come prepare! for esitniua
tin, at 8 o'clock A. M.
J. T. Am man, Chairman.
J. X. Kei.i.er, Set.
A bai' dozen Republican politicians
from tl.ts c ";:ity were d n tJ Xs
port soaie dajs a2'', and three of them
are catididatts for f ffice, if Fry, of the
Xew, wrs correctly informed. He
tbat Pi'tueroy wants to be re notu
inr,K - d ?rr Assembly and thit Win. Al-
j,on Win. ller'Eler si.-nt t;r be
f j?h, a canaidat I; r ."tate -nate.
I-O NOT FOIWET.
j f.rf.t th n at Hess':
G-ill rr vo'.i rtn sr.
Do 1.
1 Vhi
t :i'iy
tve eni.ire i
for
Als- an;--'i:ii t'tat is la-t-lo ia Pit -to'ripliv.
you can i,'..-t here d no tr.
in first fSitsH style Aii the Hto-t
Ftvx' 1 -i'-t ir.", fivh as Cnnls. Ctltin
et. l'ro.u"TT! -: P.tnnf ' li-vi toir,
iiC. Si?. Frumj of Ui'i ls -1ifl.
Purio? tbe iiandiiii" of tbe lamp, in
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htha s piaee ot business, in ine lienor J
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Oanuill, llie cuatnieuT t-eciiuB U'l
hooked and fell to the flior, end caus
ed a pood deal of a smasb, bat tbe
lights were a!i onteued. Tbe evening
aftar tbsf ceeurreuee. a chandelier iu
l'sn'rs' drug store became unbooked
and fell to the floor, of course. Tbe
wreck of globes, abad?s and s fortb
was complete.
On the iJSth iast the Wilhvu Jor.c,
of Washington, I). C, wi!i bs put on
trial for shooting a t lie nurderer, ti ui-
I teau. vbi mird-T'd I resident uar
: f-ld. A 'tVahirg'on court was dis
priced by tbe long
trial to save
the
! murderer, tiuileau I he whole people
1
! cf the llepublic was humiliated at tbe
i davs and weeks that were spent in a
U'n!inton court to save the
fr rr j'resj t ,nt Garfield.
murder.
1 The I.eistoTn Osztte of last week
I f-ays: Vi e are informed that a severe
itrbirl-wind niae things lively for Sal
omon Zook, and three of bis boys, ncsr
Allenville, wbiie they were at work in
. C.N .1 I . .. U TVA,.rilia
i a U' io, f.oie 'iy w c-cik. o.
j cbi'dreu were blown from tbe wsgon,
; the W570H hoards were blown offinto an
(2joiuii)f field, and at one time it wa
f.ared waron, horsns and all wrnld be
carried away. Hut they weren't
T.. 1 ..;. Free I'res. last week.
' published tbe followin
On day es-
press on run lay.
a iiiMget was a psi
from Pittsburgh to
etigT, en
route
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Philadelphia.
Tb
dwarf
was a wo
r 1 i. 11
man, 1 yesrs 01 ag!, ana weigus
pounds. She is only foot high, and
when standing in a gentleman's sil!t
hat can rest ber arms comfortably on
the rim. She speaks two Ungusees
.r,d wciirbed but 8 ounces at her btrtb.
a .; of Jtr.ev cattle in New York
j on tbe of March iat, is reported as
ilol.ows: '-Ellen M.,'' a lieit'er calf,
J brought $20U ; -Zingara," acw,20;
j 'Zingara's HeatHy," a heifer calf.SliO:
! "Uridewin." a heifer, S3 15; liugle,
i a cow, S2G5; '-Welcome's Chance a
'heifer, $175; 'Fleur des Pra.rte., a
1 . . a . -r :r ..f:i a '
j.ei(..r. S IU"; neiier can. "jjnin v
,
S - ) - ,ri - now, "Lnctlla I'agts," 5o-o; neu
r" ...Sviupeta," $575: heifer, "Cicero's
5,-3. bcifer cl,ft ..JJet-y M.,"
...r..r kPnrnlinaN B-aufv."
cTioi i,u ..';remie'a Cicero." $500.
cow. ' -Table Beautv," $S00: cow, ,
- Carlos' Fanny," $500; cow -Creamer," j
$75
,n. . n-mr.t of Arril
i . r a 1
The Ferrv county Jietnoerai oi .ipm
week
ytU Says, OU tw....-Sj
. . L- : 1 -.- 1 .1 T r. I wi
. nn nrn aei . 1
I township, whit" riding a
horse to water
I thrown to the grontid, his
loft left 1
t ( .tfn n. rhn hnrftfi
- !:...-.. t ikn frsef lire 10a I
"" The ccxt
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,t.v Mr ( not re-SOlUSiea me p"u,"i
i .JsV .'IT. ' u ,c J .. I
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and in doing so, greatly gfiravaieu
wont
"VTlZte ito of -he
I AUK Wis luc ar
1 ti . .n aan ana was a i iuu..- :
ten: ctiller
There was a shocking tragedy enaot
ed in Altoona, at 6 o'olock, on the
morning of the 7th, by Dr. L. U. Beach
assaulting his wife with surgical instru
ments. He drove a surgeon's knife in
to her throat, and then finished his mur
derous assault by cutting ber bead off
with a cleaver. He then walked to tbe
house of Levi Knott, who is bis wife's
brother, and told bim what be did, and
requested bis brother-in-law to have
bim arrested. He was arrested and
will be given a trial for the murder.
An exchange states that tbe post-of-fioe
department is about to begin tbs
examination and review of tbe claims
of postmaster for a readjustment of
their salaries for the period between tbe
year 1804 and 1874, in accordance with
tbe provisions of tbe act of March 3,
1883. Circular letters are being sent
to all persons who were postmasters
during that period, or their heirs, call
ing for information concerning their
claims, but it is stated at the depart
uient that further progress in the case
is not possible unless Congress makes
provisiou for at least twenty additional
clerks. There are many thousands of
these claims, covering periods of from
oe to ten years, and postal officials say
that tbe sum of fitly million dollars may
be required to pay them.
Tbe Everett Press of April 9 says,
in rridav morning last, as .Messrs.
Harvey Wishart and John A. Wishart,
of Wells Tannery, accompanied by
their two sisters Mrs. Mary Montgom
ery aud Miss Kate Wishart, were cross
mg the mountain between their borne
and Hopewell, tbe party met with an
adventure that was remarkable for the
nearness with which they cuie to be
iug crushed to death. They were rid
ing in a two-seated spring wagon,
drawn by two mules. Tbe wind was
blowing a strong gale, and at a certain
point in tbo road tbey were compelled
to iass near some heavy timber. An
iuiuicu.e pine tree blew down just as
mej were uirecuy opimsua 10 lae uiace
. .1
I wtiere 11 was Manaing. ana in laii'.ug 11 ; in.x ; Mr. Mrs. r.van I'itu, g .ts -i ; sr.
; struck the mules attached to the wigin and Mrs. tainti-.l Kiclienbiu-h. piich
iin .h.M. tl. .. .r. ... ernvt,,. ' i -r- "'-d Mr. James Tennis. 1,'lass set;
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the animals to the earth, and instantly
killed tbeui. Strange to say, not one
of (he occupants of fhe vehicle was
; touched by any ot the branches of the
tree, not even being disturbed m their
seats. It was a very olose call, bow-
anur n.l w Aniirtr.liil.r aiip Triottita
. .' , . - . r. .
at their providential escape from a ter
rible death
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The scholars of the Mifflin Academy
are utvid-d into three Muts or .cie-
andtbeLnion League. These clubs
decided, each, t.. give an entertamaient
and two Judges were appointed by the
1 .ofessor, .W Iaucan, namely n.
I er.z er and J. arrcn Vleve. who
should decide which club acquitted
themselves best on the rostrum r on
the stage. 1 he Leagues held their en-
tertainiufn! first, about four weeks ago
Tbe Ruebys, f,r reasons best known
to tiiemseivc, gava none. 1 lie Jar
rett gave ac rntertatnuient Inst Fri
dav evcainfi a wcok. The
Judges
lm" ,ue ieaueiuj i. nimj
teriu,nn for 1I1A r.iirn,if i,f ren Iprini '
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their decision. J rot. I'a'ica:! cii
!...t
on the jr?Gtleiti5n to mike a sper-cb
to :
decision ktion. Mr. Hrtzlor cither
bad none prepared or cou d not raike a 1
speech, lie however, sitd: "1 have t,ot
ben in tbe habit of speakina tti selioolx !
and I sill resign iti favor of Mr. l'lette " ;
Mr. l'lette iiutnediatelv arosa and said: '
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' bivebcTnmak.Dirspeecb.v, to chot 1
for 14year.,ar.d I am tired of it. Ap j
nl'.u'e.l Idn-'tK'iow whattoiay to vou ;
pl'.ue.l Idon-'tK'iow whattoiay
ti.at would be of anv b'Ciht 1 1 you. h:it 1
d ) kn w that vou are miki'i? 2 " 1
r-ss in your studies, f r I have oberv j
ed this "in passing in and out (of the j
Afladetnv. I An 1 I bone I shall usver 1
ba pltu'ed in tbe position of J udge
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a-so'- l' 11 1 I'iiiiiii 1 i
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I ne tuetubers of the clubs
1 11 a poMi.on 1 ui'j 11 01 crave
are too well 1
known by me (he having b-en aa aists j
tint teacher last year) and I bav sbut
my eyes and decided just as I would j
have dine for a brother or a sisier in '
iika positions and it ws pretty hard to j
decide between the two -lub. the en
tertain rents being of an cntitely differ- '
ent character. In ciitertaiumcnt the j
liarretts were victottou-, but sgiin,
on the solidity of tbo selections, the j
Leacues were the victors, aad that 1
made it very difficult to decide. I will
now read the decision, which is a? fol
lows ; Leagues, one ani twenty-five
thirty-sixths ; 15arretts, one and thir
teen twenty-fourths. " Tbo decision
was in favor of tbe Barretts, which
they received quietly.
1, ,r.u 1. . . j i.f.
tend -d tbe Alleutown convention last
Wednesday. Each wing had a follow
ing nearly in proportion to the follow
ing in this county. Both parlies w-nt
to work. The right wing looked tip
j the leaders of tlia party, aud as far as
that went, they bad tbe inside track,
but their oneniy, the left wing went
about sawing tares, tbey looked up a
delegate bore and there aud hy t'ie
time the committee of 51 on creden
tials, or contested seats met it was
hard to tell which was which. The
committee had til cases of contest to
act ou and ii was 2, o'clock in the af
ternoon before the Juniata cise was
reached. Patterson and Ulsh went in,
Pish give bis time to Patterson, who
elcei-iently stated ihi regularity of the
right wing claim, aud the large Demo
critic following in Juniata aa the best
evidence of thoir right to a seat. Pai
tersoi aud Ulsh retired and Parker
and Stone entered, Parker was spokes
man, h told bow they had couie there
in tbv interest of harmony and Pemoo
racy. that tbeir followingof 2, 3, or 4 hun
dred honest Democrat should not be
turned away, their cause was a com
uiou oue aud it should be treated as a
common eause by the convention. Dr.
Stone expressed his approval of Par
ker's speech, eudorsed it, aud then
both with-drew, aud the committee took
a vote, which by a majority of one seat
ed both sets of delegates in tbe conven
tion giving to each a half vote and the
whole business was salved over by plac
ig Parker on tbe electoral ticket. It
was a stunning surprise to the riRbt
wing. I l-sh s ,ac nMl to reoover niru-
ennlself and be declared that be bad oome
tue whole nog
rould Dot take
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or none ana mat ne
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the halt but would co Dome wnooui
fact way, and friends persuaded Ulsh ,0
.tT and ffointotbeconvention. . lue len
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1. . il.a.r hai.npr hsnainir on the
hr iiieir nanner naozin? on me
. balncinff
the right
'
wing is not done .caning ,t from a tele
a distance to find out whether it
r
! uieaus peace or si,
Wedding.
The marriage of Mr. 1). 8. Muramah and
Uiss Mary Balentine, was celebrated at tbe
residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. Ann
Balentine, of Fermanagh township, Juniata
countv, Fa., en Thursday evening, March
27th 1884, at 6 o'clock. They were at
tended in the ceremony by Miss Emily
Muiniimh, sister or the groom, aud Ml.
Johu Bale ntiue, brother of the bride. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. J. V.
Elv. iu tbe presence of quite a number of
natives and Irieuds of tbe parties. The
good things necesssr to such occasions
was partaken of by the guests, and alter a
lew hours very pleasantly spent, they de
parted, sure that no pleasanter occasion bid
passed during the season.. Many friends
shon e I their appreciation ot the bride by
valuable and usittul presents, as follows:
Kev. J. V. Kly aud wile. Easter card j
Mrs. Ann Balentine, pair linen table cloths;
Simon Mumiuah aud wife, bad spread and
pair linen table cloths; John Balentiue,
largo extension table ; Miss Kmily Muiu
mah, canvass toilet set; John Peoples and
wife, large parlor lamp; Miss S-illio Balen
tine, glass pitcher aud bread plate; w 11.
Kinzer, an alarm clock ; Mr. aud Mrs. U.S.
Biivers, larre uorlor lamp ; Miss Tillio Bal
entine, I dozen glasses; Miss Liunte Mum-
niah, pair ot vases; Mr. sun Mrs. camnei
Kinzer. silver spoon rack; Miss Annie Bal
entine, lamp; Mrs. t'aroliue Adams, sheet
ing ; Miss Kate .Mummah, set toil.-t bottles;
Miss Myra (irubb, new style coOea mill ;
Mrs. K. O. Westlsll, 1 dozen silver lorks;
Minnie Mnnim:ih, macreme tidy; Charles
Adams, piir linvn towls; L. S. Kinzer,
silver butter dish ; Mrs. Mary Fulton, of
Philadelphia, chamber set ; Dr. S. A. S11-l.-ll',
a silver mug, gold lined; Miss Sadie
Kinzer, majolica cake stand; Miss. Maud
Sulolt', majolica pitcher; Miss Jennie Kerr,
of Chester comity, dozen silver table
spoons; Mr. and Mrs. J. ii.' Uraybill, rat
tau sewing basket ; . B. Konsh and sister,
silver thimble and pair of scissors ; Win.
Kerr, of Chester county, pair butter knives;
Mi.,s Rett Todd and brother, lancy lamp;
Mr. and Mrs. O. C Diflenlerter, glass set;
Nisa Bella and M iry Rodgers, piu cushion
and half dozen itusm-rt dihs ; Mr. Hu
bert ami Jennie Tuuuis, glass pitcher ;
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ihnver, large glass
fruit die b; Miss Carrie Layer, pair linen
towels ; Joseph aud Miss Jennie Peoples,
pair vases Harry Kinzer' (aged 4 years)
silver siieur lipooti ; V. J. Marks, pair lin-
en towels ; John and Mabel Tennis, Jdoi.-n
goblets ; Mr. Mrs. h U. Kiucli. pair linen
. Iile, . y.,,, i;,.in ieiii.if, irl.iss pepp.
pepp
.. . ..
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sherlock, linen table
cloth, The bridal party took the 'J:Vt V.
M. train east. May their future lite be ona
ot pace, bappiiifss, and prosperity.
t!r EST.
The Winter Sleepers and Their
. i Food. '-There are some kinds of ani-
uials that hide away in the winter, that
j ... , ' ,. , ' ,.
src D0 W00"J !C''P " 'he time, the
I bloud motes a little, aud once in a
j wLile ,hev ,lk, a bfeatb jf be w?Jth
1 ef u ( a th Wlke cno h ;
; .ow isL', j, curi.,u, that tbey know
j ! ? Such N
, waVg , 8,ue,hitg to eat, just b,
! lbJr wfc .u ,b ia mmw
. ,jt hmt dj ,
, wak. ' , ,y Up any f.,d. f,r it
w ui, Rot b nl(, if f. dl(,
J The ,iu,e m.a , Bu
j mJ wwe u , .
1 t &w.lke of a warm dlT The b
( not loo J to d') this, Kir ibesaina saruit'a
til. I KVn. lilt,, IV . C ill Ihil Irw.i'f.
1 - . .. II- citehes sin.
nH m,. ,, -K,,n is 1.,
... . . e . rt . .
Meen aea;n lie 1 af!i b:uieil ur i-v iki
r r - -i 1 j
bind ciasr.s. The wondchuck. a kind of!
: 111a: tu if, does ti t wake : vet lie lays up
i dried crs pear his hole. What is it
for, d.i jou tLitik Oa purp-oe t hivj
it reaiy the h'rs uioiueiit Le wskes ia
te spring Then b em eat and bs
(iritig before be comes out of bis l.ole.
How many things arc sl-epiug'iu tbe
A lllll, WIN B!, WITH
j wa Ljik of .,,
'
winter! l lauts, too, ss well as annuals.
Wanted a Divorce,
4 a-rs i"'1' s''s
tacky State Jouni:il, a mi ld!.' :ir3.1
cjii-itiyui m walked tbo orFn'e of
! p1' ,;il-llcilt Ncvj-nr: attorney ari l
li ' i . i.- o i.n . t - i 1 :i tli. f. !'.,!. in.r r - r
- - v ..
vi-rsuti n 10 k piaoe :
"i nuli-d iu to mm nomt pritttii n
Jivorca fiita my wife."
" :'n;l 'That s- etcs to lie thff
iliflicjlty ?
"'Wl!, me atnl Jinny aro silvrays
(inai re in", .vj-.I i Link it. wotild b- bet
tr if" w..tit.l o h v'k t her fi.iks
I tv wiu-rw I aai. Sb" ken tnk
tue fin ce ciuMreu with her."
''On nliut ruiiiuls i'w you want n
divorce ?"
t'.l. yoa r.f-e it s ji. t Ui3 -.vsy:
Jinnj-s tiio most siic-ertest votuin of
tl'a:.i).s ye evor nof-n. nr. so tvii-ii wo
fro i;p Htair.s to s'10 '.viTits m to
look un lor the bnl f;iv, w'1.1 I know
thcr' im't 110 ima Ihe-o. S you sof
that rilosi tin n'i 1 I t tnv.l. un 1 thon
al. , 1 1 .1 At . .. t
i1 111 't i'i ui"ii'.ii.i-;bh i iss,
.'lon't h ivp no pi"? nnil c-m't
get no SiC-ej), .vi ! 1 ;n n. bint working
ni.iti."
'Yoti oitn't get a (livorco oa those
grounds sir."
"I can't ?"
'No. sir."
'Well, then I know what I'll
I'll go ho:e and siw the lags oT the
lied closo up so a in n c.in't git nailer.
If I hml thougiit of tlint soonrr I
t!iij;;it liave stvo.l all this tims cotain'
iu hrn."
MEWG00DS.
I wou!d inform the puhlic that I have
now in my new nnllinerv store at ruy place
of residence on Water street, M fllintosn,
second door from corner of Bridtto street,
a full stock, of spring sad summer millinery
goods, all new, and of the la'est styles,
and havit.it employed first class milliners,
l am prepired to supply thepnhlic with
everything found in a flrstclau milliner
store, coma and examine my stock. I
consider it no trouble to show (roods.
MRS. DKIHL.
Msv 2-SS.l.v.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKKTS.
MirrLrsTows, April 15, 1R.M4.
Butter 25
K(T?S 15
f.ard 12
Hum 17
.Shoulder Irt
Pides 10
Kags 1 J
MIFFUNTOW.Y GRAIX MARKKT.
Wheat, ... .
K11K7.
Lancaster
Oru
flats
Kyo
Sew t'loverseed
Timothy seed ...... ,
Flx se-d
t'hop .., ..... ...
Shorts
(iround Alum Si'tt....
American Salt
98
1 O'J
1
m
35
fi5
1 40
1 40
1 50
1 30
1
Oal 10
1
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Beof cattle extra 7, common 5c, f.it cows
at 3a5c. Veal calves .c.7c. .Vilch cnv
$:!Hat;5. Sheep 4 w, iao.U 5ntc. Hogs8al0.
V heat Mi 1.13. Com 51a57. OaU4t.
Live chickens Malt'.. Live turkeys 1617.
Otieks K,c. B-itter 25sH. Eggs 10c. Hay
l'l alS doll.irs p r ton. Kye etr.i' Sli
L!overseed 9ai'Jc per IU.
AYES'S
Sarsaparilla,
I Highly concentrated extract of
anutparllla and m!i-:r blsMMl-iiurifyliijr.
roots, combined with IotHdo of l'olaft
luai and Iron and la the nuleM, most reli
able, and most economical blool-pnrifler th.it
can be used. It Inrariably expels all b.od
poisons from tiie system, enitehcs and renevs
tbe blood, and restores its vitalizing po.tr r.
It is the best known remedy for Scrofula
anil all Scrofulous Complaint. Eryf
elajif Enemas King worm, Ulol-.-hen,
bar, I lolls. Tumor, and Eruption
of the Skin, as also for all disorders cau.-Hr I
by a thin and Impoverished, or corrupt J,
contliiUm of the bUxd, such s K ben mat lnui
Neuralgia Rheumatic Clout, Ctener.kl
Debility, and Scrofulous Catarrh.
Infcuixaioi) Rlse'jniaiisn CltsI .
"Arm's Sahsatakilla has eurrtl me of
tit l:iamtii:tar.r ftheumatisna, vilh
1 sulTerril tcr ntii j years.
V. ;!. M.H.ur."
tarliaui, l., ll.-irrh 2, ls
rnKrancD or
Dr.J.C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mjcs.
Slid by all lrngsu-u ; it, sis UiiUos tor ;-.'.
irtuy BUM so
fflllilSilililCSpfi
1 ?.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and AOU.
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
.- LL MALARIAL DISEASES.
T-.e f.-eprictor of tuis ecl:rat:d n
r': -. j-.st;- c!r:ras for it a sn?sriorit'e t- r
-v ..-i'i,, pver ofere-I to the public ?or
-..-j RAi'3. CERTAIN, SPDY a VTA:
f!..l SET cm j of Ag-ie and Fever, or Chi'ij
it i'evsr, whether of short or lonr t:t'-?-,.r.
Iti refers ts th3 entiro Wetorn n I
'i ra country to ber.r hira tcstlmn- tj
' l.Ti'i ef Ci avr;:cn that in w. r-.s
."-?r will it fail tr r-re i: IS? d.r---t
- t--i.r-ctiy follo -'ci and cArr-ri or-.
' - -? t r pny caies a ning-o iwe h?s
c n iif-;:cit frr a enre. and n-hoSe i-.T.;-i:;'.
h i.c o";.irr.redbyasu:giC bottl1!. wita
aj-iat reparation of thstneral bcalth.
I. I. . i' jever. prudent, and in everv c:f
v- r ; oxta:.a to care, if its nse L; continued
i t .isllor 5orcs for a week or two after the
i": --.; i-cs ban checked, more espe"ii!'y
ij dl-.ii;; ani ion?-8tand:n cases. Co
sily 'Mi ni'.dieice will cot require any ui 1
op tUs bowels in pood erder. Stiul I
licnt, hoT-ever. require a catbanij
r... c."t?r having taken three er tor
t- : ;'f d'i Tnnie, a fingle dose of FTJ!L'3
. i ixSHLY t'lLLi will le fiZ-
.'SIZZS SATfA?ARILLA ia the old tsl
Ma lcmedy for impurities of the bl.wi
- : : ;rcf i!oui affections tha King of
V. 11 i Pivifijra.
r. 3 JOHN BCLVS VEGETABLE WOELt
? : WiOYZR is prepared in the form of
t- u.ir drops, attractive t the s:ght cad
: : ;j -.t to the taste.
iisrfc. JOHN BUX.I.'S
: :i7;; s TONIC SYRUP,
BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.
EULL-S W03M CESTROVtS,
Trt Popular Remedies of the Cay.
: i3r!p! ora.(,S3t aulsSUlOnV!I.Lr. lit-
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFsLIXTOVTX, Pi.
15RANCII AT FORT ROYAL
Stockholders Individually Liable, j
j.
NKVIX Pi'MF.Kor, FrtuJtnl.
T. VAN IRWIN.
PtsfCToRs:
J. Nerin Pomeroy,
George Jacobs,
Amos G. Bonsall,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Joseph Rothru.-k,
i'lnlip .11. Kesaer,
Louis E. Atkinsan.
STOCKHOIDIBS :
J. Xevin Tomernv, R. E. Parker.
Philip M. Kepner,
Joseph K illu-.K-k,
George Jacobs,
L. E. Atkinson,
W. C. Poiiiemy,
Amos G. Bonsall,
N'ah Hertiler,
Charlotte Snyder,
Annie M. Shsllee
Jane IT. Irwin,
Miry Kurtz.
Samuel M. Kartz,
J. Ilnlmss Irwin.
T. V. Ira in,
F. B. Frow.
Joha Hertzler.
wed at the rat of 2 per
3 Interest all
cent, on 6 monlhs ertir!safes; I psr cast, on
12 months certificates.
f janJ3, l?4-f
TAIiHAlIIaK FA IS 31
PRI VATE SALE.
The umlersined oilers f n sale
silnate in Fermnnavh township,
a la:-m
Jnniats
Co., Pa., conta-nins;
DO A CltlS,
more or less of which ahnnt f seres sre
rli'srpi) snfl the lnhmre vsliiahle tinibr
laml. The la-xl is in an excelleat iu:s f
i-nltivatiun. ami nmler goo.I I'ei.aa. T!i"
inipriivements area frame
AVCATIIKll-IiUAKDED I101SE,
(nearly new) 3:1 X 4 feet, two storiss hi;'i
with wood house, wih house, sprinj hens
and ice house all in jrood condition.
liANJCEARX,
4iO 1 0. tTrtnn fthfl, two con ibs, !ioj
house ami carrinffp lions. AN a RrrJ
Ienrt hiit.t a young nrrhard or Ihrifty
trees of choice fruit.
Thi furm is (situate ahout one- and
half milea north ot Miftl.ntown, in the beau
tiful Loat Creek Vallvy ami is one of tha
mt desirable home iu tha eonntr.
Any person whhinv to Ti'ir the f ropvlr
or to learn particular, will cull on or i
drcs lrRFMiAit Lyons, Milltiatown, Ju' ia-
f:lCOI!I:tT fr JjkUHS KfRI-TN, Altoena.
Wair countv. Pa.
Valuable fir 11 Mill and saw
.Mill at Private Sal.
The undersigned of!"rs for sale a 'JRI5T '
M I I.I. and fAV MILL, sitimte.l in eM ;
Port Koyal. Juniata cnu'ity. Pa., with II
ACRKS of Liii.l. more or less, with mill earn. :
mill house SOXi'l feet, three storiss bijfc.
one storv of stone, and two of Irima, eo
taininf 3 rim of stnii", two piir et harrs. .
and one s-tnd stone. chopper a-id esrn hre:i- j
er, a Silver Creek sinist miehine. aaa sepa- I
ratine machine, two Hour holts (til
two rtnnr puckers, all driven hr thn wnter j
of Hunter's creek on a 17 tact evert-het ;
wheel. The null h:i eoM run f re-item:
work amt is in a R'oa wheat jtrowine reim- !
try, and Is in j:ciw! riinniny order. The
saw mill is driven br a Kasa w iter whee", '
and is in pooil runninir order, doinc a tsrs 1
amixint of sieving in the saa.nn. FRA M K
HOL'.SE, Spring of water, t'infern. Fr;mm
Stable, hiz house, an onthird ef thrifty:
trees of choiee (rnit in baari'ig. Anv per-
son wMiing te view the propcrtv ean di so .
by calling on the vremises, and any persen
wishing to learn the particulars can ee so:
by calling on or addressing '
JOMX 1IERTZI.FB. Sr.. !
Port Royal, Jnniafa Ce., 1's. !
patents!
MTNN . CO.. of th SflsWTmC AMFRICArTjClV- !
ttnu iiiftoi as t?lloiura lur 1'ateota. Caveala, Tratla
Maris. Cop Trier hta. U tn CniUsd giate. CaaaaJa, ;
tntr'an.1. trance, iiennany. tto. H tnd Book about
PiutU 'Ql frv. Thtrty-wTpn ynam' ePrlnofc ,
Pat.-ntvtiMalned thn-uh ML'NN A CO. renUcet ;
Inthef' iRNTirir Awkbican. the Uruest. host, and
niot wuVIt circulated arfentlflc pper. f.VJiayw.
Weakly, plendtft enmvlniM anJ lntTmtnir m- i
formation. 8pcinin copy nf th Scl-ntiflc AlRe
lean dent free. AMnwMUS A CO. ft iJ&fflJna
Ammuca Office, Ibl Broadway, hew Tot. .
APDT7I? Srnd cenU
I LX-XZLLim for intBtape, and
rereive tree, a costty box of gocls which
will help all. of cither vxv to mor money
right away than anything ole in this wor d.
Fortunes await tl:e"w;rkeraahilntly .-nre.
At once aiIr-ss Tbi r At Co., Augusta, Me.
April J, WtiMy.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
W3TOSE3QUE
W43H!HCT0Mw
I'en and Pencil Sketches
Of its Scenery, History, Tmlitions, Public
and Si'ei il Lite, with Rm; hic desrriptioni
of the Cariitol, C"njrreH. h Vhite House,
anil the (iovrnuient DparlnmntH, ith
Tlettn at Mount Vernon, a M.ip
ot WaihMil.Mi. anil liat"nmt ol the Halls
of Concress. II J JuNCpIl Wct
Moore.
To all t-lases this is a book of rtar in
terest. It is conei-e, firup'iir, thoroneh,
and uiterrstinK. illtistr itut liv over ItHltii-au-tiful
new ft.gravnn:i hv U-:t-; i nif Aiii-riirM
artiste, atnl elrg::tnll' ho'riil.st lool4 for
all li utiles. Sold only by ub
cicriptloii. AT(-n.i are nu'etin; with frrand success.
Ag'-nts w. in Uil. timIb or Ihiii-iI,., :n every
tonliipol the l'nitel States. I'reviniu
expt-riein-e, whi! d'S:rahle, tint at.o!iif.y
re!iired, as wi give intriH-ri-ns ii-esNary
(or sucrer.. II iincinpl. veit, writ us. For
terms to Agents addn-ss the ruDiishers,
J. A. It. a. item,
Providence. It. I.
Virrh 12, 11-tit.
-4
PEOPLE WHO HAVE USFD
DR. SCHEKOK'S
MEDICINES,
PULMONIC SYRUP,
SEA WEED TONIC,
AND
I MANDRAKE PILLS.
j Co and see any one whoe name is men
! tioned here, and convince yourself thit
I CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED.
A full history of these and many other
casus is (riven in
j DR. SCHE?3CKL'3 BOOK
OH
CONSUMPTION,
h;ih we iri'.l send yon fruc, it-paid, on
; application. .JJress lr. J. II. Svlicnrk &
S-n. Philadelphia, Pa. This b-a also fives
! a full description of Cotisun.pt L'vr ( om-
plaint and Dyspepsia, iu a!! Ih, :r various
fonns. It is pulili.cu iu TniriijU ami lier-
man. State which vou want.
Hon. Z)AHTIs P. BEATT. of VTaahintftcn, K.
wnM, June3, l&o.
'Jfr. J"-tTi r-xlitlf. (ritl-mn in ir.T-Tnr.lnv. wma
af!l. -t-U wiifi what j.- ihiim-i1 i I".- '' .i'.r;ip;..n. 1
ic-t r iiu t- ii j. ';--r iiiJm in S- mi, s.n v.". d T--nle
and M:n'lr.e f'llls ani 1 can cow tUK thst he ha
Iw. n i t i rvii.rri ! hi t-mj d-iti, aud tLat tus
ht-alth is better thA:i It han been for yearn."
J. C. ELLIOTT, of B'.nhaciptcn, N. T., my i
an i 1 -vi mvself tuat i uad, a-.d thui !h" u vi ytur
kttuciae eurrtl lilt;."
Ulan A-NTZ W. RI riM'T!Ot7: 3. cf"o-ll Knrt
btrtol. i'-it;:L.ia, T.rt(jj. Julylt tL, 186a.
I vwl r.nf ff":' n" ! S.- i ".ft a-. ! mr
; Iwajt- fl I. s. vcral .tijsMs wf ti.Jt c::y liiat J Isjut
. A. t5im.LT, cf th flm cf f mith & PhellT, Dry
uwi Llci'ZL. -iU, GrisU Uf,
Isi evr (u j. : t h'i i-i r-f l.n-ln--. 8-r-
crul v tntUK 1h- - .'t . i..-ntt a :n i ra- ie. i: i
....' i- -.. (:-. m a !,-;. r t. It.
K ht-n-st. i l. i.-.-. ;- . I ht-! n.l . i--. tn(.toi., of
( -i .-'.. -- .t..-Ji ,-'"L : - l'l. fj'-f m Tv itn ia
It T l-t'i.-". I I 1 r ! i- y. i.r
h- ll. :-.!. 1 an ? 1 . f . . - i. ! r-.'. ir t thie
. w'-t :. -.t . ,t t -L I I t -' T'-.r !!-iJi-;ac
' wi.ic.ir Cvti.-u.-j; '.ioii, cvt.u iu .lud;ivd Mta-a-k.
n-, f (''-ctir.T ;.i- n In it ' ..m. - I'r.
ft 'urn- K's !fii i.i-a. . r : r. jirate-
! t:-.ii. !: '
..titun
i. . t i i I', r t It ? h. n-k.
V - -.. " i : f 'pi-jr ltttr
-. n i. v - -.tx 1 an ly
'--- t : -'irv-1 . I ar-,
ht rni i . r I : ( d..3cu;TT I run
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w.n. wr;t . . !"
w.iiLt fi. , I ::.
I. .. I i . r.-. .i
a. Tsrn, cr. .T.. cm..
Wl-tt. Apr. 1 l.-l.'i. Ivl. tt: I w.vi -tirv.1 of C'CH
pi:ii..U'.n ;.y tli.- ujt ul l'l-. I b. T.Ji. i-is.
tr. -hn -V. P-1!"! sr i. ."1 m of a ctu.Ii
WltU Wl... I. 1. jk J .... . ... i .r. v lu. Zllti.
In. Jj3'rp!r S
L-KS. r-.Vtr -f Eicb-.enlh
.. b..u..-, .a., w- ,
' - - r- -i r-,'-r-.n.-Mi
.- :.I..r... -.. --I. k t!..:
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IT. UL-ac J. i
A. W. v."':"'T!, Tri c; I'ou'.
I X.-Aia. Hi., VTi-;-i, ifuv. 21. "iu.
"7n 1T I t"! l hr thr- p-om-.r.-nt t'v-t'ni t'nt
ttit m.ff h 11 I t -u, :. n. a t i t:..t , e r.wt n L
ni:u -ir"iir. S--n -. i. r a f t .-r.-l. -i u- 'tv. m i. ,r. n.
nio. mv i n . i- r -i j.rr V - luiix- a f t ir
Sr..- .i.a s-. -in-t. I .-ml. i-r in,.- is her life Wi
'i.:.J-i-, OI" ilud .1..
T.-t hi TT)0hpr fi"fi b-rf pr l.v f nv . r n -
'rtiT nf.-r ntnitfsl tt i t! ": -a - l,j r.-. V.
upt -" tuitt'HT.- wn r h ..'t-.r.. Ii - 11 hi n
t M r pintn iKit (' .nt.fr: -.t u --. v.
lie Ciw hjiT-.rii ni ii..- . ir . t n...f nmilnn. U
ci; nu t".4ti--l ? y s'r. s, ,.i i r-nu'!il
Tls'-T fiU li.V. n t - r. iw j; ): ;s4if rr S--
ri ni . f I. . i-as - i -. ,r. ; ''vcTirl' . t-- k. oil (-
t -m.
OEO. C. RrrN, ATntof t? 'Xr-a LinTrn-pjrt-aon
Co.," a'. Aloa iy, 2. Y.,
Wr'st fiit f-i .'xuch'T w triT.fi ap!irtir:I'
ttl ' t .. I itr-' nr. - . -v- '-rr-i
tt j r ,?. : ' s it - ' .i' rsis. ir. s. nithouh
lis.- suf j ti.-: ii. ,t 'uotiKT i.
Ex-Li. ut--Gov. 3:."r." M3:U.V?, of !'i i-ile-u-"
r:, Coaii.,
VHr. N.-t. Ct. l?t. l bur r! S-cnr-i:" M.Mi
cins 1:1 iiiv f.rt'ii f..rmr.v --.r. J stim f lint wh
liswrUYtcuritJu; t.tj sri''utiliinfflww iy Ihar us. "
KTI3. SOPHIA M. LAWSON-,
TThrt ifvw t Ni. Xrji Sti,t. Vwtinr N. T , w ( k
with tnsnini-t f -n fornftt oji tin She wwcurwl f
Ir. s h.'tirk'i JicUxcxx.es in Ia.:, tvil has um1 gowd Iu-1U&
Ia 19: d
Mr. V.. V V")-n. t Co-'a- F'T. AttarkM wfth
h heTM'k'- .Mniinne-t. n-! I n i;'T.r hai tv rullUH of.
bitAiui or tiuicwi ui llit lan'A.
Mrs. J. V. WELLINGTON,
TOjf Tt '.c ftt I1 Tr-nont Pprt, CimM '.JTrrt,
Mam., w.i., t-iT ! :f 4'on- nafli 'n lit lr. S h.-ook'n MMl-tm-'
-a, rS -"ar-.-u.-'. 1 ?it p!iTrin-a:i nh.--irp.iTi
IviVn nxiDtr th ni i;ifiHTt:iMl h r i.t--r tluat t-?ieit.ulcl h
h it few -.1. S t--n in r -1 h-!th idnre.
!:! a -rT Inifr-vt njj lfttr froni h-r n lr. S'henok'sj
Hiikftn in-unii ti-.n, p&gv A Tius book Useni live to
ail a;-p.lcdnLs.
KBS. CHATvLm W. PLTJlffKEH of No. S74 Xala
Street, C-pmisileld, JkLu.a
VT mtlticii. with Cnr.tmmrf. f TmptnrjtAi f
fv-tit'. irrvat wrmkn-tv".Jrv hu-kirir n jfh.nik'ht pwwtf
aol b't-vclimr finn l'.i 1 in-. it.; wm pnooitnrcd lii-nirai'l-DMity
d"Ct"r". Sf's now k ftT
1 U-Tn lor.' Or. Sc-n-'k-! Mrtinini my nijtat mu
rti'"s l,nii rrx npt1'' t- I -r. !. I rttm-TrrMl
t- i:v? I n;ti- t in M n i;.n July 1 M quit.- .tronn1,
?'; in - rr ;it - lu ra 1 wts "s-t li, aiiJ 1 Lavu luul govil
in ftilh rrrr
li- lf Tvf. B a full axrouttt of ber
. mi ;.'r. - h .;. v.'a U-o. , n? ii.
JtfE-J. J. D. OOOD'VTT, rf rana?raaa. Allrghany
co., a. v.
"rr. '.'-v.f-li l"" t"t -hi hra IWn rmvl f Conerump
ti n' S (..'- r , hsr irttrr w pm
9, i f lr. Si-Lciki J Bok i t CoanmCton.
The r.V. FT tVirm r.OSS-. Br-JisioTiai-r for Atbt1
ni LY.puAt V:bllrAUou bocve'j at Mairtwn K0.K,
Ha 1 . -r ' rr.is 4-it'rly mrfvl Iit th iwof Dr.
Kit. '. '' V'- l-i us-M th9 lu!mAtite
Srr 1 v ?' Itcnet f.r htswwmwormin.
jv,.-.-, - e, . 1 , -r .,;. I ,r t arthf?r luonuax: addrcas aim
at .sUwim lu. Vv!,
V7. D. TIT'CTTNTrC. 7"., Trkraf p!ar of bnalnaas
V07 ljrJ-it.way,li- w Yori City,
ftav, ' r-.-iTrTi-,(irftriT nhtHsn lft mr wif to 1K
tui 1 -r in. iiiiihi-iut-s, blie Uvea txlay a
X7. v. van &:rmnr?.T. rv.trr ot w Ttaiiy rat-
rwt, JjAlsLWU, AllO.l-,
TVl-t- t!" ;1 wwt of r-"1t!i of tb
l.un.'-.a'irr tltr fanr.l .hT--i'lMi bad gtn Aim up, by
tike uk lr. bciicuca iawAnt-d.
HASX2T P. HOPKINS, of ProTidmioe, R. I.,
Wrir to TV. Jl iVw. May 19ti.1Wi: "I Nv-n firrtt
of tn. ,-ft.f iri- tsf-st 1 nvicin of tins city told ma
Mi nr.Hiiu: lion tf tii I f cs th w of jour mtlt
cin. c ' Mr. nuffstiiis a- waTt-ry l:it-rotin on, and
wak T'iU to r':i'1 M full irt.itiivr.t in lr. SchcrM-k'
ll is ik. Hr. HoikiniwdatN-..2Hiw?(lstrert.
Ur li I 1,-itli. Ur-.ivasit. Nj, 383 Ur;i St., PniTidnce.
-Ti, r.-r-r: inict'i Mr. 17' pkinn raar: 4 Hr was consldrcsl
a,.finti.f in th livt ttnsnn of the fM-ajw ty hln
rtT and fri. rwia,anf1 1 l ti tfit hi n-ery ta
cu jreiy duo U Uie ueot Dr. S--iienck' MLllciae."
WT-m to dntft wm made at Coniwrin. Tn4.. Tfr.
Bij-fcid I'aldwfil n tli-aittML Th''eamimnT phrnis laa
rj.ci.d dim, wi vuii? tli.ai:eof l.mlui(r partial iy
rirwith foniinai..n. Mr. Caii:i wra Knaftr
ttw ndn-M to nx lr. Sh. nek i tue.bj John ,
H-n.n who now lives in iiwiianarM'lift. Iiid. From their
he mi;rfiy rw.vrivd liui health. Mr. L. Kawla,
drisnrt, at ConncrsTili. mr-. "1 know of the abov
cam, aud can cwufj w Um truth of the lunvutu.'
J TrTrOOKTOAlH of tie jTrnTrfre Hcm. Akron. O.,
f.AT "Mr i.i-tilr wn 9nni I r-1 rn a mtwi mjtU t Ipaf
Ly'ttke a ut lr. hchaaaa1 Mtbcuiea,'
BL SCHEHCK'S MEDICINES:
MAHCRAKE PILLS,
I SEAWEED TONIC, '
C3 PlM.Qh'iC SYRUP
I a r. sold by all Drnrtrists, and full directions
(, .-;:.i:r ne are pr;.i.lca tUc wrappers of
S. N. C. S.
THE JETT GOODS
FOR 1884
1J OUR JEJr STORE.
PROGRESS!
WE BELIEVE IN IT !
WE AIM FOE IT !
PEOPLE SAY WE PEACTICE IT!
We can't rest on what oar fathers did we must do more and do it better.
OUR CLOTHING STORE
became loo small for us aod we bad to have more room for oar ever increasing
business, so we fitted op nor next store room below for our
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
wbioh is a larpe, spacious and finely fitted op Clothing Room, and we fillod it up
with 1 5,000 dollar's 'worth of a very fine and well teleetsd stock ef
SPRING CLOTHING.
Never was there such a fine display made aod so large a selection brought to
gether of mens", bots' and ciiildrens' ci.othi.ms, in Central Penn
sylvania. Onr friends and customers when they come
to visit ua will approve of our
PROGRESS a ENTERPRISE!
Our irMDpeuieriis ff-r elling is complete in every detail, in
QUALITY, 1JHIC3:S AND STYLES,
and cannot l e turpatsed within a rkilius of 150 mile of cur
liMAUTII UL AM) riJ-ASAST SEW STOKE ROOM.
WK HAVE CI.nTHIXfi KOR THE LAR'iK-T AXD FATTEST PEOPLE !
WE HAVE ri.OTHINfi FOR THE THIXXKST AXD SMALLEST PEOPLE!
WK HAVE CLOTHING FOR LA ROE, TALL AXD SLIM PEOPLE!
WE HAVE CLOTlIINii FOR HEAVY-ST AXD SHORT PEOPLE !
WK HAVE CLOTHING FOR HARD WOUKlN'i PLAIN PEOPLE ! .
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR STYLISH YOUNG SPORTING PEOPLE!
In Boys' and Childrens" Clothing we ay Special Attention.
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR BOTS THAT GO TO COLI.F.OE!
VE HAVE CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAT tii TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAT WORK FOR THEIR PARENTS!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHU.DRMN FK i.M 4 TO 5 YEARS OF AGE !
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM 6 TO 7 YEARS OF AGE !
WE HAVE CLOTUING FOR CHILDREN FROM TO 8 YE4RS OF AGE!
WE HAVE LLOTIIINO FOR CHILDREN FK"M P TO 11 YEARS OF AGE !
Furnisliincr Goot.s 5epartment :
Hats, of tLe r.ewo-rau'l cost stylish selections; Whirls, all prices; Trunks
at.l "atchelii, of all sizes; Neck-ties and Snspenaers, at all prices.
Our new goods and store must be seen to ba appreciated.
THIS IS A GENERAL MB COMAL IMITATION TO ALL.
SCH0TT, Thc Cl"hif'
lSIUDGK ST., riFFLIiSITOAVs , J?J.
.April 16, 1884-ly.
D. W. HARLEYS
Is tbe piece where you a nj
THIJ AIVD TJII3 CUKATJIST
TsIENS YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTIIIXr
tun, dps. Boors, shoes, jxd tcrxisbixo hoods.
H! is prepare to axhibit one of the most choice and select stacks ever e!Ter4 It
t is a.arket, and at JSTOyiUHiyCLY LOU' PRICES !
A No, measures takf n for ?n:ts and parts sttit, which will b cade to ori
at short notice, very reasonable.
K?merube' the place, in Hoffman's New Building, eorner of Bridge u
Wafer sTaets. MIKFI IXT.! T, PA. Jan. 1, 17-U
SAM'L STRAYER
Has constantly on baud fall vi'i' fy nr
MEW & BOVS' CLOTHIWG,
HATS CATS, JiOOTS & SH0KS. ALL SIZKS,
CENTS' IXRXISHIN 5 COOOS. Goods .f nl! kinds are low Come and sae
: ! e sit :aiheil. Pants at 13 cent 4. ST" Sl'ITS MADK TO )KIEK.tj
i'attersim. Ainil 9. ISM.
is
ik' ViUiV tha E3T EVER MADE fnr Cosiinmu, liulleaefen. NMdactM.
V r w two cxa of titw or four Lmnry'a L:ttl9 LaUiame iuL). l .ilowiii 1t ona
Li'JV ' y riil pry DiKtit l.ri-k
A HumIiVsmMi-j H...Im.
theto. fcol.l by all lniKguu and Mr.liLioe laivra at IS Cte. a B. or t j mail.
ST AID CURE CO.. Preprieiors. 137 Peart St. M.T.
Emory's Uilte CallrcrHe areinor tbsa is claimed: thrr prmt to is tb
Vft Ilil ror list 1 i.crc. Worth twice the money a-kel. "W. W. ii. OoBSi.
llinnriy t,n:Tp, Os. Emcry'e LltHe CarHsrMo ar.i t!:a mct ponalar of ail
Jft ri;-"r".- ''-t. Tt-.... p, Mi'li itiv.-r. X. Vt a. e 1 -..iLcr CirJ on
J.i.i. T-i t-.L;.' -1- ' 1 ;" - N. W. Psr. I..vn.rtJrov, I recirroead
ViV.'jS'r Ji"..n. T'f. "i.y 1. iinei"t-U'.. ilx.'. f';.irL?r:l r.;.':-rn V rrtr.f.
S?if lliVIS aU i-a t rr s ..m,..; ca:. 1 .; l... . , f-j ., i'-.-a ClH?
, 4i "i "?5 - r 3--t tt:Tc..i:taaa t!T.Gif & j'.J'.'jut 'J bJi3 ri'.!a
on it i . A i.ut. vr i' ii- o v . - uiuL .di'ied by priTsirf?.". pnl s--: 1 Ur.-i::!;! ewrrwher. t
KKNNEDY & DOTY,
(S ircr.''ir to Bny-rs ;'KennrfT,
IJAI.".
roil
Calciced Plaster, Iocd Plaster.
e:i, salt. ac.
He buys Grain, to be il.-li'.errd at Mifliia
town. Port Ei.yiC, or M-xio.
He is pri-parrrt to Inrnisb. Salt t dslrs
at reasonable rates.
PAVID D. POT T .
April 21,l"?l-tf
JOHXORGEY'S
NEW
DCOT m SHOE SHOP
has beee reeiovttd to
Slaisi ttrest, Patterson , Pa.,
wbere he will make all tbe latest titles et
LADIKS'. GBMTLFMAN'S. BOT'I
see MISSES' SiloES.
F INI BOOTS aad REPAIRIN G a speeialty .
ZJT PRICJtS RMJSOXJBLS. u&
Gie him a esll before foisg elsewh-re.
Dee. 19, 1S-1t.
frrstnT f in rstrv n nrnvn sn r
or two, nuvko. the lictxisa msctamorj rea u retralar
DIam alltA .. ... ... ... .
A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
MISERY
It the lo4 of
A Lecture on the Mature,
Treatment and Radical cure
of Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrhoea,
in1use-d Self-Abuse. Involuntary Kmmis
sinns. lmpntenCT. 'erous DebilitT, and
Impediments to Marriage generally ; Con
sumption. EpiUpsv and Fits; Mrnta! and
Physical Incapacity. Ac Bv ROBERT J.
CL'LVERWEI.Ij, M. D., antbor of the
Green Book," Ac.
The world renowned author, (n this sd
wirable Lecture, clearly proves from his
experience that the a.vtut const-qnences of
Self-Ahnse may be effectually removed
withont danperous snrftic il operatlons.bon
(ties. instruments, riors or ro'dials; paint
in? ont a mode ol cure at once certain and
eflectnal. by which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may me, may care
himself cheaply, privately and radically.
KTJi's lerlurt trill prove a boom Io lho
tan4 and Mowoii.ii.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, on receipt of fonr cents, or
two postage stamps. Address The
i Cl'LVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
t 41 Ann ?t.. New Tork.N.Y.;
April 9. Post-Office Eox 450.
I CACTI05I 3IOTICE.
1 LL persons are hereby cautioned
aftaipt fishin? orhuntine, gathering
iberries. or crossing fields, or in any other
jwav trespassing nn the lands of the under.
sirred
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