SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN : .
H4ptdar, April SO. 18S4.
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SHORT LOCALS.
Fruit trees are blossoming.
Maj 22ad will be ascension dsj.
The lawjeri are gathering their har
reit. The Lutheran Festival was well at
tended. Hogs are djiog of mumps in Chester
county.
Major Howell was in town last Wed-
06(ilJ.
Huntingdon has a oow insurance
company.
Colonel Bell sells a borse dumping
bay rake.
The water was let out of the oanal
last Friday night.
Gray bill has been kept busy filling
orders for furniture.
The Lutheran festival brought $S9.
S" into the treasury.
David Craig is having bis house on
Water street painted.
The bare-footed boy put in bis ap
pearanoe last Thursday.
The National Guard will encamp at
Gettysburg, next August.
Mount Union, Mifflm county, baa
esven practicing physicians.
Mrs. Margaret Bell ford has been
qnite tick within the pait 10 days.
The Port Royal Lutheran church is
to be repaired and remodled inside.
If every speculator has a gray head.
why isn t every gray bead a speculator .'
The flower beds along the railroad
are being fixed up for the summer sea
in. The farmers have not the strongest
faith in the soundness of their seed
corn.
The store keepers have put up hind
s:me awniegs in front of their business
places.
Boys and men who love to fish go to
the waters these fine spring days to
book fish.
Peseh and quince buds, were killed
lilt week, by frost in the country a
ronod Erie.
The foot-ball season has come, and
boys who love that k;cd of sport in
du'ge in it.
Mr. MeCIellan, wife of Captain Ma-
C'eitaa, wes taken suddenly ill last Sat
nrda; evening.
Lectures in favor of the Sea Board
Bailroad are being delivered in school
bouses in Mifflin county.
The school directors will meet in
convention next Tuesday to elect a
county superintendent.
John Breosler, of Perry county bad
his nose broken the other day by the
limb of a tree falling on it.
A disease resembling pleuro pneu
monia has broken out among the cattle
in Washington county, Pa.
The barn and chimney swallows have
come. Their advent is said to be, the
certain forerunner of summer.
This is court week and from appear
ances, the business will be sufficient to
keep court in session all week.
E. S. Parker has laid a piece of
ground into town lots The lots are east
of the Lutheran church property.
Mifflintown and Patterson toys play
ed a game of base ball on Saturday.
The Mifflintown boys won the game.
A fire Wis kindled on middle ridge,
on Shade mountain, on Sunday, which
raged with great fury on Monday, all
dsy.
The membership of the Methodist
church at Blair Furnace, Blair county,
has been increased by 50 new mem
bers. By the use of Buckingham's Dye,
the whickers may be easily made a per
manent, natural brown or blaok as de
sired. The Altoona Times was sold last
Thursday at Assignee's sale, to II. A.
McP.ke, Frank .McCulIouflh tnd Frank
McCluin.
Men who live close to the mountains
sy that the gobble, g .bble of the wild
turkey is no uncommon round thee
mornings.
In Huntingdon, when scarlet fever
jets in a family, a red card bearing the
words "Scarlet Fever" is tacked on the
front door.
Under an order from the headquar
ters of the G. A. It , all the Posts in
the eountry will observe May 30th as
Memorial Day.
The finest line of fclippers for women
ud children ever kept in Juniata coun
ty are for sale at Heck's exclusive
Boot and Shoe Store.
William Tt.. . f II ,
iMisi. fi uuniingaon, was
convicted of selling li4uor on Sunday
od sentenced to pay a fine of $200,
od costs of prosecution.
Foa Kent. . house and lot of 4
eres near Van Wert, in Walker town
hip. Address or call on John Cleck,
n Wert. Juniata county, Pa.
The McVevtowu Journal of last week
"'a. Miss Carrie Walls, of Peru Mills,
Junuta county, i, visiting her friend
' Molho Brant in this place.
beat vii -cf -j r ru:
UIi riiiuneu i rum viii
Clgo, io lSGS. The number of bub
s 78, now it is the largest ex
P'icg wheat port in the world.
..rnuel Iroxell Sr.. of McVeytn
O,
on the ICtb inst from the
effects
oi a conjestive chill within the period of
har,. He w 78 vca of Bga
Shoe Erushes.
K Jon want to buy a first-class, No. 1
brush, go to Heck's shoe store. He
"allkinH. .
- - iu acu two one cneaD.
lt iririni. in..
"t convention lau week, and passed
relutioL i
tariff ai"' "nl 'a flVor f Protcc,ive
juariua iceman, aeea 0 veers.
daughter of editor Jaokmao, gave a
oinoaay party last Saturday evening
quite a number of little girls of bar
own age attended.
Farmers.
Kennedy and Doty are prepared to
furnish you with all kinds of Farming
implement. Phosphate at a saving to
yon oi zu per cent.
Charles Parker, Harrv Hawk and
Pbilo Pennabaker, turned their faces
westward last Wednesday and are now
journeying in the direetion of the gold
en snores oi toe noiuo.
It is a faot. .
That G. W. Heca has as flue, nest and tasty
a shoe store as there is between Philadel
phia and Pittsburg. When you come to
town drop in and see for yourself.
J. H. Gaynian, who last fall lost his
right foot by having it twisted around
the shaft of a threshing machine, was
in town on Saturday, looking quite welL
after such an experience. Long may
ne live and enjoy good health.
Quanity tn medioine is no indication
of value. Aser Sirsaparilla is concen
trated and powerfull : requires a small
er dose, and is more effective, dose for
doee, than any other barsapartlla. It is
the best or all blood medicines.
Ilarley has restocked bis store with
the latest styled clothing. There are
in every community old fashioned peo
ple who are never carried off by style.
Ilarley also keeps clothing to suit the
taste of such people. Call and see him
Tbo Harris Remedy t'o., St. Louis,
Mo., must have confidence in the Pas
tille treatment for weakness, toervous
exhaution. etc. in men. They offer free
trials and trust results for orders.
. April 9, '84-lni.
Warranted.
The T E. B. men's line dress shoes, in
button and lace, and for sale at the only
Exclusive Boot and Shoe Store in Juniata
county. G. W. Heck, Belford building,
corner Main and Bridge streets, Jiittiintown.
Jobnv Hays. A. S. Wright, W. S.
Brown, Elder Gilliford, Marsh Graham
and James Wells fished in the streams
of Black Log, and Licking Creek Val
ley for trout last week, and in Lickicg
Creek Valley planted potatoes for the
fall hunt.
Among the many hundred readers of
the Sentinel am. Republican, who
is the owner of Rupp's history of
Northumberland, Union, Mifflin. Cen
tre, and Juniata counties ? Please ad
dress this office, stating whether you
will loan cr sell the book.
- Emort's Little Cathartic is fhe
best and only reliable Liver Pill
known, never fails with the obstinate
cases, purely vegetable, sugar-coated,
tasteles, harmless, no griping or un
pleasant effects. Druggists soil them
locts. April 9, '84 lm.
To the Ladies.
A sofa paliable dressing for ladies and
childrrn's .-hues, produciug the blackest
color, the fin-st and must duribie luster,
and is the only lamias shoe dressing that
positively softens and preserves the leather.
For sa!t at the only Kxclusit e Boot and
Shoe Slur in the cuuaty, G. Y. Heck's.
DO NOT FORGET.
Do not forget that at Iless's Kio
tograph G illory you tun l t any
small picture enlarged for 75 cents.
Also r.nythincj that is made iu Pho
tography, you can get here dona np,
in first class stylo. All the latest
style pictures, such as Cards. Cabin
ets, Promenade, i'annel Boudoir,
&c, &.c. Frames of all kinds cheap.
Great Excitement.
Yeakly and Sod have created an ex
citement iu local rserciiaiitite circles by
the statement that they are selling off
their large stock of store goods, and
large stock of shoes, at cost, and below
cost, with the object of retiring from
business. Now is the time to secure
bargains by calling at the Palace where
they are doing business.
The national tickets will both be in
the field by the time mid summer
comes around, and by that time the
county primary elections should be
held and tickets formed, for the local
campaign. If the primary elections are
not held before hay making a large per
centage of the voters will be reluctant
about attending the primary election,
until after tbo wheat lis been harvest
ed. They were standing at the front pate.
Won't you come in the parlor and sit
a little while, George?" N-no, I
guess not," replied George, hesitatingly.
I wish you would," the girl went oo :
"Its awfully lonesome. Mother has
gene out and father is up stairs groan
ing with rheumatism in the legs."
"Both legs?" asked George. "Yes;
both legs." "Then I'll come in a little
while."
Anybody
That desires to save 20 to 35 per cent
oa agricultural implements can be ac
commodated by Kennedy & Doty.
This same firm has the sole sgeuey in
Juniata county, for the well known
Susquebaona Bone Phosphate and are
also prepared to furnish pure, ground,
raw bone, at lowest prices. In the
feed line: Corn, Oats. Rye, Shorts,
Middlings, Bran, Oil Cake and Meat
We are in receipt of a communica
tion from the manager of tho Harrisburg
Eyn and Ear Hospital and Infirmary,
of Harrisburg, Pa., requesting this pa
per to call the attention of the public
to the faot that a Free Dispensary has
attached to that institution for the
heavy expenses uecesnarily ineured in
undergoing treatment for the various
affections of the eye and ear, and those
afflicted in this manner will do well to
bear this announcement in mind.
Hand Made Slippers.
If you want a pair of slippers for your
self, go to Ileck's.
It you want a pair of slipptrs for yonr
mother, po to Heck's.
If you want a pair of slippers for your
father, go to Heck's.
It' you want a pair of slippers for jour
wile, go to Heck's.
If you want a pair of slij pers for your
daughter, go to Heck's.
If you want a pair of slippers for your
boy, go to Hi-k's.
If you want a pair of slippers for your
baby, go to Heck's.
If you want a pair of slippers lor your
sweetheart, go to Heck's.
And io fact if von waut a piir of slippers
for anyone, you should go to th i only Ex
clusire Bot an! Shoo Store in Juniata
county, and buy llioiu. Corner room in
the Beltord Building.
Lawyer Potter of Bloomfield baa ob
taioed, recently, pension! for the fol
lowing persons: i -
Anna Powell, of Tascarora township,
Perry county, Mother's ponsioa, drew
$1890 on first payment and.- will draw
f 8 per month hereafter.- - -
Catharine Crist, of Sumner, Law
renoe oounty, Illinois, formerly of Me
ehaniesburg, Pa., Mother's pension
will draw $1816 oa first payment and
9 per month hereafter.
George Crook, of Mendon, Meroer
eounty, Ohio, formerly of Marysville,
tbi eounty, father i pension Hill
draw $434 on first payment and $8 por
month hereafter. . .-u. -
The Bloomfield Advooate of last
week states, that last week we publish-
ed that an operation had been perforin
ed on Mrs. Isaiah C. Foose, of Centre
township, at the University Hospital,
Philadelphia, on 'Thursday, the lOtb
inst., when an ovarian tumor weighing
ZU pounds was taken from ber. On
Monday word reaehed bare that she
waa in a fair way for recovery, but on
Tuesday news eame that the oould not
live more than 24 hours, and on Tues
day night she died. Her body was
brought borne on Wednesday. She
leaves a large family of young children.
Mrs. Coosa was a daughter of the late
Daniel Foose, of Spring township.
The executive committee of the Ju
niata County Sabbath School Associa
tion are requested to meet at the offioe
of the chairman, Thomas A. Elder. Mif
flintown, Pa., Saturday, May 10, 1884,
at 1 o'clock P. M. Please oome pre
pared to make the Programme, and all
other arrangements for the eonvention.
Committee: exomoio, the President and
Secretary, Thomas A. Elder, Joseph
Rothrock, W. J. Zeiders, J. Nevin
Poroeroy, J. T. Ailman, B. F. Oliver,
E. A. Tennis, E. G. Sbeaffer. Daniel
Winey, Philip Weaver, John T. Tysoo.
William Guss, J. L. Barton, Mrs. Geo.
McCulloch, W. H. Groninger, Jacob
Shearer, U. W. Huffman.
Thomas A. Elder,
Chairman.
"A. B Long, areiideotof Lewistowo,
Mifflin sounty. Pa., entered the Pai'a-
depbia Broad Street atation about 10
o'clock on Sunday morning April 20,
to take a train out of the city, tie in-
cautiously placed his satchel on a seat
and left it nuwatched for a few minutes.
Upon returning to the spot bis travel
ing bag bad disappeared. It oontained
a certificate for eighty-one shares of
Pennsylvania railroad stook, valued at
at nearly $5,000, in the name of A. B.
Long; aoertificate of deposit of $10,000
in the Grand Rapid, Miob., and three
promissory notes aggreating over $33,-
000. Payment on the certificate of de
posit and the notes has been stopped,
and it is likely that the thieves, will re
alize little from their plunder."
A packago of burnt money represent
iug $2, GOO was received at the Trias
ury in Washington recently for redemp
tion. It was the property of Thomas
Dowling, a quarryman living near Men
asba, Wisoonsin, and represented the
avi"gs of twenty three years of bard
work. His cabin was destroyed by fire
on March 6, and with all his money,
which was in the form of greenback
and national bank notes. The charred
remnants of the money were submitted
to the examination of a committee of
the Treasury experts, and all the legal
tender notes to the amount of $1,950,
were identified. They were redeemed
at once. The remainder will be trans
mitted to the banks of issue for their
action, and the result will be that the
entire amount of the burnt money will
be restored to its owner.
The Lewistown Gazette, in speaking
of events at Milroy, says : 1'he mot
mg of movings was that of Rev. J. VY.
White, which took place a couple weeks
ago. The men of Mr. White's congre
gation came flocking towards bis houso
on the niortrlng of the moving day with
their wagons, as did likewise the wom
en folks of the village and hereabouts,
all willing asd ready for the tearing
up business. One by one each wagon
was loaded and driven to Mr. White's
new abode, a beautiful bouss situated
a little north of the school bouse, where
everything was landed safely. Accord
mg to an eye-witness one hundred aud
fifty persons partook of dinner. To
wards evening of the same day the peo
ple were astonished to see comiug
through the street a large house drawn
by six horses, which proved to be Mr.
White's ice house. Everything was
fioally fixed up and the weary men,
women, boys and girls took their leave
for home.
"Where I Love, I Love Forever."
She was a uiithrsome maid who sang.
Close by the cottsge window sitting;
Snvf t and clear were the notes that rng
Out on the air where the birds are Hitting;
Merrily, merrily sang the birds.
Bui none could exactly guess their words,
While the maid so clever,
And biuthing never.
Sang, "Where I love, I love forever I"
He was a youth just pissing by
While the maid was singing.ob.sn sweetly!
Who to the garden gate drew u:gh
And listened there.entranced complutely;
For the sound of a voice so sweet and clear
Was rapturous music to his ear,
And he said, "Ah ! never
Would I wish to sever
From ono who lores, and loves forever !"
The maiden smiled on her lover's suit,
When at her feet he made confession ;
Her eyes were bright, but her voice was mute
When she gave her heart into his posses
sion. But now togethrr their lives are set,
The sing in unison this duet :
"We'll dissever
K ever never !
For when we love, we love forever!"
- The Harry Sisters.
The citizens of Mifflintown aud vicin
ity are promised a rare literary and vo
cal aud instrumental treat in the near
future by Prof. Harry s three daughters
aged six, eight and twelve years. Ar
rangements are now bsing made to that
end.. We clip the following notice of
one of their entertainments from the
Carlisle "Sentinel": Prof. Harry's
children gave one of their wonderful
exhibitions in the opera house last ev
ening to an audience which was capti
vated from the start with the proficien
cy of the children. Their musical skill,
considering their age, issooietbiDg won
derful, and hows not only patient la
bor, but catural aptituda. Their reci
tations in Spanish and German were re
ally surprising. Just imagine a six
year old girl reading off these languages
as easily si t sixteen year old Ameri
can school girl would read ber native
tongue, and one has an idea of their
proficiency. The entire exhibition was
a charming ooe, and we heartily com
mend them as wonderi, and advise ev
ery one who has tbo ehanoe to gi and
hear them.
Another Swindle.
Despite the warnings the newspapers
have given, it would seem that roving
sharpers will ever find victims in this
glorious climate of ours. I be Waynes
boro (Frauklin Jo.,) : Kecord - tells
follows "how Mr. John Kriner, of near
Leitersburg, was victimized, a couple
of weeks ago: : "A couple of men call
ed at bis house with a quanity of goods,
patterns for garments gunerally, which
they insisted on selling him. lie bad
no use for the goods and of course re
fused to buy. They fioally asked per
mission to leave the goods in eare of
Mrs. Kriner. She consented to take
charge of them until called for. Before
leaving they said they would take a few
lines in writing stating the tact tbat
the goods bid been left in the family's
oare, whioh Mr Kriner signed. It since
turned out tbat be signed a note for
$100, which the villains sold to a Ha
gerstown broker. Mr. Kriner has tak
en np the bogus note, and now wants a
purchaser for the goods at, we presume,
most any price.
John Coyle, Jr., was hung at Get-
tysburg on the 22nd day of April, for
the murder of Emily Myers, who be
killed on the 30th of May, 1881. Tb
wretch elaimed to have fouud peaoe in
believing in Christ. How a jrood for-
nothing man, who can deliberately kill
a fellow human being, can honestly be
lieve in anything outside of a gratihoa
tion of his depraved desires, is not uu
derstood by honest people. Lp to the
moment of the execution he believed
that be would not be bung, which belief
was not well founded as was proven by
the hanging If his belief in a future
peace is not better founded than the
belief tbat be would not be bung, be is
not now in Paradise. ''John Coyle, Jr.,
lived with bis parents in Hellam town
ship, York eounty, on the banks of the
Susquehanna river. ltb them, em
ployed as a maid, lived boiily Myers.
Oo the morning of 3Uth of May, 1881,
she went to the stable to milk the cows.
This was about five o'clock. Whilst
there Coyl came io and wanted ber to
promise to marry him. She refused.
He drew a pistol and shot ber dead.
Coyle was arrested and placed in the
Couoty Jail at York June 10, 1881.
After two trials, one at York and one
iu Adams county and his ease being
taken to the supreme Court twice, the
Governor's death-warreut was issued
and read to the prisoner February 26,
1884. Since his conviction -Coyle has
persistently clung to the hope of com
mutation of sentence, expressing the
belief on on all occasions tbst be would
never be hung."
Officer Rollmin met with a stunning
surprise last Saturday, A v.arrsnt
had been gotten out before Justice
Beidler, on the information of Mrs. S.
L. Steak, for the arrest of Isaao Sterk,
on the charge of desertion, and placed
in the bands of Rollman, with the in
struction to bring the said Isaac Steck
before the justioe to answer. Iheom
cer was inlormed that the object of bis
search might be found in lawyer stone s
olhce, and thither be went, fitoce was
not in, be had gone with constable
Funk, of Port Royal, on a mission lor
Steck, over to Wilson Robison's place,
in Milford towosiiip, where Mrs Meek
and a uiid naaied Rtchason bad rented
a bouse from Robison, and bad started
housekeeping. Steck said tbat he had
married his wite a .Mrs. itiitcbeii, a
Lynchburg, Ya , woman about one
year ago and that tb and Ricbason
bad made things nncomfortablo for him
at home, and that' he Lad taken his
horse and buggy and gone to Mr. Sil
verthorn's place, that tbey followed
him there, took the horse and buggy,
and a wagon load of household goods
from Steck's bou?e, and a lot of chick
ens, 28 of which were sold to landlord
Loudon in this town, whan the parties
appeared in this place. Well, Stone
and Funk' were over to Robison's to
secure Steck's property, when officer
Rollman appeared in the lawyer's of
fice to serve the warrant. He spoke
to Steck, and he acknowledged himself
to be the mar.. The warrant was serv
ed, and the prisoner was ordered to gi
with the officer. No ! said the defend
ant, you will have to take me. Roll
man looked at him and then shrank a.
way, frightened, for the prisoner had
neither armB or legs. The officer left
in a hurry, be knew the defendant
could not run away, and baok to Beidler's
office be went, and in a style sufficient
ly dramatic, be stated the helpless, phys
ical condition of the prisoner. The
Justice, white with rxciteaiont, stuzil
his hat, and legal forms, hastened with
the constable to the lawyer's offi-e and
there, after the excitemeut was abated.
proceeded to perform the mandates of
the law. 1 here was no help for Meet,
his lawyer was away on a mission for
him, and no one knew him sufficiently
ell to co his bail, when that was made
clear to all rarties Rollman took the
prisoner in bis arms and carried bim to
jail and lodged him in Sheriff Shivery 's
care. Meanwhile lawyer "iu-ne not ev
en suspecting such an event to over
take bis clieut was busy in the interest
of Steck, at Robison s, to 6eoure bis
client's property. Officer I unk had a
warrant which bad been gotten out by
Steck, himself, at Port Royal, charging
Mrs. Steck with having unlawfully tak
en his property, and Mr Stone accom
panied the officer to Robison's to see
that the execution was properly maae.
When Richasnn saw tho officer and law
yer coming he gave leg bail, and ran
away as fast as be could across the
fields and in that way got himself out
of the case. Stone paid the $7.00
house rent aud horse feed bill that Mrs.
Steck and Ricbason bad incurred at
Robison's and then he and Funk
brought the horsa and buggy to town.
If offioer Rollman and justice Beidler
were shocked when tbey learned that
Steck bad neither legs or arms. Stone,
upon returning to his orace was aston
ished upon the information that his cli
ent had been put in j iil. He visited
his client and in a truly philosophical
way quieted tbo excitement of his cli
ent, and satisfied him that the cbeape
and least exciting way was for him to
remain in jail till properly released by
the law which ccnld at most be, after
the lapse of a few days, and at the same
time he received an order from Steck
to sell the horse and bvenj, which he
did, Sheriff Shivery becoming the pur
chaser. He was also authorized by
Stsck to sell the household effects that
Mrs. Steck and Richascn brought with
them. Steck was born iu Huntingdon
eounty about 40 years ago and lived on a
property that he bought wi'h money ob
tained by pedd'ing lead pencils, pocket
knives and si fourth. Mrs. Steck em
ployed a couple of lawyers, Patterson
and Jacobs, to look up the property
interest that she. acquired when she
uisrried Steck.
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cinD just'y claims for it a raperiortv ever
a'.l remedies ever offered to the pabiie for
5Fr. CrP.T.MW. SPFEDT tnd
'.I TS I cure of Affne cad Fevsr. or Chilis
e i-l Fever, vrhrther cf short or long stend-
19 re;erj to tr.s cntir- v euera anl
s.'-i.hnrn. eourtry to b-jar hira testimony to
::r trili oi Lue r:-t.03 tut m ao ca.a
i ..:ver will it fdll to eure if fas dUo
i.cr.s arc strictly followed and carried cct
I? a grc;-.t cr.y cssrs a sing's iese hts
boss stTioifct for a ctrt, and v?fco!e .-.-
h? been cured by a single bottle, witi
a pt rjot restoration of the general healta
It ic, however, prudent, and ia every casa
ru.-.rs r'uin to care, if its use is continued
in ail.-r deses for a week or two after tho
iisiass has been cheeked, more espfciliy
n rt.ilisnlt and long-stanoinsr cases. Usn-
ally tiiis medicine will not require any eid
keep the bowels in rood order, fcncoll
the patient, however, require a cathartic
jD"i:ciae, after having taken three or four
V;-:s ef the Tonio. a single doss cf BULL'S
.saj :aJ. j AJnLLx riiL3 will cs in:-
ncrent.
BULL'S 8AB3APAEILLA ia tho old and
reliable remedy for impurities of tho blood
i Scrofulous aaectione the .bung of
Si j-d Purifiers.
J' 1. JOHN BULL'S VEGETABLE UTORX
31i CE0YEa ia prepared in the fortn of
c-.d.Iv drooi, attractive to the sient ana
rlcojnt to the taste.
Z2FI. JOHN 23TJ.XS
SMITH'S TONiC SYRUP,
BULL'S SARSAPARILLA,
BULL'S WORM DESTROYER,
T.w Popular Remedies of the Day.
rlarlpal Ouro,KSl Bala SU, LOUISVILLE, at
UNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFI.I3ITOWH, PA.
WITH
HRANCH AT PORT ROYAL..
Stockholders Individually Liable.
NEVIN I'OMEROT, Prtudtnt.
T. VAN IRWIN, Cashitr
DiaicToas :
Nevin Pomeroy, Joseph Rothrock,
corge Jacobs, Philip M. Kepner,
raos G. Bonsall, Louis E. -Atkinson.
W. C. Poraeroy,
STOCK HOLDEaS :
Nevin Pomeroy, R. E. Parker,
Philip M. Kepner,
Annie M. S heller,
Joseph Rothrock,
George Jacobs,
Jane IT. Irwin,
Mary Knrti,
Samuel M. Kurtz,
J. Holmes Irwin.
T. V. Irwin,
P. B. Frow.
John Hertzler.
E. Atkinson,
, C. Pomeroy,
Amos G. Bonsall,
Noah Hertzler,
Charlotte Snyder,
VCr Interest allowed at the rate of Z per
cent, on 6 months certificates, 3 pr cent. n
12 months certificates.
f jan23, 1884-tf
ArTr7Cl Send six cents
I A.Y-iAiA for postage, and
receive Iree, a coxtly box of goods which
will help all. of eithr sex, to morn money
right away than anything ele in this wor'.d.
Fortunes await the workers absolutely Hire.
At once address Tara Ac. Co., Augusta, Me.
April 2, 1884-ly.
if A aw"S
NTS
MT-y v A CO., of the Soecttftp A-iwf as, mn-trt-v.-u
a t r ?llcttora for Patents, Cereal. Trade
Iarai. Ciyripibt5, f tbe UmUrJ State. Canada,
E'-KKHfl. Krunw, Germany, eic Hand Book about
patta nt free. ThtrtT-Ten years' eiperienre.
rjfrfmobta.ntli.ntuthMUNV CO. are noticed
In IV'' S' i:sTinr AfKRirA.v. the largest. bet.and
ino:.t wiclv circDlated aclentiflc paper. tVL'tVi year.
Weekly. -.iiendid enerarinr9 int.-rfr.ttrir ln
fornwti'rr. ptecnwnepy of the Mcientif?r A mrr
lean M-iit frw. Ad.lre MI'.NN & C(.. SciLXTiriC
AMKittCAX omce, -tl Bruadway, Xew Vork.
aQ ACTION NOTICE.
.Ml p-r!too are herehr caatinned f .iinat
trrpa!inp upon the Unds of the under
bijTDvd. in KaTHte. Delaware r ttalkT
township, by fishing, hunting or in any
other war :
JONATIIAX KlER,
Catuabins KeaTz,
D. B. Dim,
S. J. KCRTZ,
LlCIEN Diss, '
Jacob H iops,
A. II. KmTi,
S. Owes Eraxs,
C. F. Spicber,
J. B. Garbke,
J. F. Dkttea,
W. CsASTnnrrEr.
Johk McMekv.
G. W. Smitii.
Ii(!IRV ACER)!,
Jfs5r Pisr.,
O. G. 5hhit,
David Smith,
Testox Rexxer,
John L. Aukar,
S. M. KairrraAX,
David I'rBsors,
Levi K. Mtirs.
Arxolo Vab2s,
Novuuer 30, lS?3-lf.
u Uill
AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL
THREE GRADES
OF"
STANDARD - MTIUZEBS.
Address:
D. BLOCflEE & CO.,
Gettysburg, Pa.
Mwch 26-2m.
PRIVATE SALE.
A honse and lot of 4 acre of flint land,
1) miles from Van Wert, 5 miles from Mif
ttiutown. the connty seat. Tbe house is 2
stories high with 6 rooms, snd a cellar.
There is a stable for 8 or 4 cattle or horses,
bfig pen. .There is both rnnnirg and pump
wster on the premises, fruit of all kind,
rherries, grapes, pears, apples and peaches.
Churches and schools convenient. The
Dunker church is only half mile distant.
The Presbyterian and Lutheran cbarcbes
are 4 miles away. Terms easy. Posses
sion given immediately. If sold before hsr-
vest the 2 acres, now in wheat, will be put
into tbe bargain. For price and other par
ticulars address JOHN CLECK,
Vsn Wert, JnniaU conntv, Pa.
April 9, 1884.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
in regard to the great curative
.properties cf
DR.SCHEhSCK'S
UNDOUBTED CURES
or
CONSUMPTION.
The Originals cf the following Letters, as
well as many thou? and others, iiich l:u-k of
spat-e in this paper prevents our publishing,
can be seen by any one ul the OiTu e of Dr. J.
H. Sehcnck fc Son in PhilaiVphia.
For other Certificates of Cures send for Dr.
Schenck's book on Consumption, Liver Com
pUiut and Dyspepsia. It gives a full descrip
tii.n of tliee diseases in their various forms,
ak". viuable information in repinl to the diet
and clothing of the sick; how end when exer
cise should be talicn. A. Tb!-; l-oofe f the re
sult of many years of experience in tlie treat
ment of Lung Diseases, ai;i f lion J be read,
nnt only by the afllioted, 1-nt by those who,
f.-cr.i hereditary taint or other cause, suppose
tV i-istlves liable to any allcction of the throat
o." lungs.
ITIS SENT HtEE
Post Paii, tn all Applicants.
A Wre.'s, D.-. J. II. Sthenck & Son, 537 Arch
St., Philadelpiiin, Pa.'
rjai" s:?-S"iir .- t I vi te:' n wl'V Ir?-mmsv
jhj-t !am of tht. r.tr. I C-. fiw wone. nntll I
Uad htHi' irlaavvs qui: l.-''jittiy. Tb- y trially o
t-:rnrt In thr mor.Jiv, fr .- r.Tr-r-esl f i'.j pint of clear ,
' - , it A timt. I ha'I i ;! twi.tj. Tc-iT nv;-- avnd my
w - t.ht. trhi-h wna ISi !:.. l.ru I u t'.rwt tfik"f s;clc,
u. 1!t rtn d'-wn Io U !:. Mr it'' w r if?!0'i
.; .-r.M', pw:i (rip rrv r.tu i ii t-v"t, hick rsi it
fi"-;t',crn, sn-i cnn:;i: . c -h. l'waa -vinek that ny
j.'.vii !n t (rnviupall ft'tpeof .y rcTry. I ihenWpn
T" ' r mc l-n.s th I ffiw flv. rt.iwti. hut withoi.t any
I". t 1, jn-:1C & t uy tit .'.",rsj of n friend. 1 ct.n
i'! i 1 '.1 to j-s yi.tr re :-. I U'an ly tisii-.tr ail j-r t
rr '!-."5.ji vftnvi, wi In t ry pi:i n i.m-i.ii my
or it s? r.i -.-.s. i-if n' ir.fi I ix'Unlopfain In rvry ay.
i v a'-"':iini?l k Itfstno"! fl"lt v.-ry tn.-. V. m
J n"ov t'.;Nt tht li..r ws rilftw rfrtTK. My
f rjtnt etp .t t I I fx iuln.an t hau bov'n u!:.aT th.-t
ny rei-. wcry m r-rni yt in . Iv t'-ld cy
('yk-jnitthat 1 hd Oiiiwimiti(n. xr I uiia aijacll
ai.; t:.it T t.r m-diciirtirr! f.
Y -r-V-ry Truly, J. C HJJOTT.
k-Utocr-iSt I 1. hviei .-v-.T-Toa, 5. T.
1. O. 5v-t I!t, rn Barrett '9 lauk SiL.ro.
COSTJVPTXOK CAST BE CTSZD.
JVw Tork, Sorrmbr if A, 1W-
Tat Sf i!XC:
' JVar Sir in look In" tywtr ooe of ynar books, in whi. h
I CuJ so Hatt ay lvttsra rom2nroilin your mcdicinea, I
hare thotii-ht to my tf how nrffltrent I haTe been in act
maxlr4? my cmc puliic, that oUmti mitrht tak wamLnr.
In TisiUiitt my frit nils In New Jerary a short time sinc
rwatt.rf !cn tu (.'nwti th manr aT:rtirTimti In
arri t.ttrrw rn A-.fTrrxr.t btiildtr.-ri and fvncesr Irr.
S. h.-ncat lJmuoic Ayrdp,9awtMi Tonic and 3iacdrake
Pu!:. As I look, at tb t-art pf er&zvj-d- i-il f na
r-" os, and I Ih-Hivbi wha a bvnciSdT taint iirr. a mas
Z2jr -sat-nck pbotil'l be -m aniot:r up. 1 Wfnty-T-n
jirt aro I cutrtwted a Urary tt.d. t Q ttlnl ca
bit IttT'ca. it- k. lumay H.-; tlai rre rwo n.nndt.
i -c.ld-S r n -tiKsr sw-rmi t- ivtH-vr tne. 1 n aU. -
,R9 of syrnoa win niary diltrrrni ktntu ef b-rt: still 1
Jot no b --r. My hiiljansj vouid coiwoit dtoi. br.t
tivy prawe turn no ro-ouraacetiipnt, otny Maid Inirt-t tt.
I had l tan sWn afflK-ted or 7 year. Ct.v oi my
ranM In ooc day and aatd to me, "Muther, 1 ba b eri
of a lr. Schick that tn malciiiir gml nirv in Cocm n. -tion;
will yon blmr 1 bad Ki ro up all hoiw T r
c"Ty but h in-sfc-d ni n it. Cot -".m-ntly 1
tokniovrto1r.S'lHnoa then tn Bond Herxan n vU
my Inrurs and irave me fiirourtsri iwiit. Ito- k lh
ni'Hir ayrnp. St-awet-d Tunis and M-an-lrab' I"Uk anont -moths
and frit a well a rierldid. 1 ha njciy-'l
Woi b.-aJth tt ?iro;, and if any of ay fmnly tokt c Id
it is our only BM-dirin. lam the day t ttwot an .
and mn walk and attend to baidiim raniany at
40. 11 thrv arr- any that wtnh to n the itivulara 4
sny case tb-T ara at llhrrty to - all n mr.
S34 Wsat 15tb St., .
ours injur iw. aju'
ew ioi
ork City.
FSOat X. HABJatAITBnf -TB-. OF
WOOITSOCKET, &. L.
Da. SrHsTjrcs: A Sox, rbatltlj hia:
Vemr 9ir I bar been cured of what I believe to hare
bean Ltrer Complabatluit wont form,hich, before I
rot relief, affected my luna quite arrioualy. I bad aaed
tbe medKrinea prescribed by a physkaan of lM place for a
lotitr time without benefit before I began to take yoar
rrmedtea. I flrrt heard of th ta by yonr aifeertfairmrnt
In th 1'atriot of thu- plitc and c -nH':ainc " th- m,
I purciuased a bottlt- of I'ulitM-nic Hyrtip and 6-aerd
1ntc. Ttiey bt-w ntfK'ettt rv-lk.-i.anl by the rim-1 t-ad
nad tbem up I Mt airavi wpII. Si 1 xtopps d o'nT them
f.r me time, but laon found that the diseaae ae n.t
broken up. I then got more mtlirlne and Continued
n-tntc It until l wi w. u.
My sbtj ;)-4 were eontlnnons eontrn, nlsrnt fvweara;
raiainff of ma'trr atrrak-d with blood, aorenesa in my
luatn and at the p;t of tb tttomar-b. whi'-b w-a- al-o rery
much swollen at tt ran. I wan so wrak tbat I eonld not tn
np Main wit bout u lp. and va eounn d U the house -r
many werk". I was tt tuuefa ntttKvd in flfh, and
bal no apprtite. and nuthinr I ae M"-m i to difrt.
StE-eni ifH'oTerT 1 liovt-r-emsT'ettird yir metiklnea
to a pTreat many. ainonT o'h-rw, a latly w:o bad what
(Trrrone sjui'ptaed to I? 'oitwiUipli.n (f the luiit- for
four "ywar. fvie haa -nlir-ly reeoreretj by the uae of them
and ia now artronip hcallliy woman. J ran also rtfer to
others in this place who have hea-ia greatty Ix'nelliajd by
thur um. Voun. Xrij , W4tiw ...T4T ,
. E. yAR3IADI5,Ja.
Woomwktt, B. Lt June 1st, 1881.
THB BET. JOSEPH 8. T.ATfB. PASTOS 07 1B1
STRT LETUOIrST EPISCOPA1. CHUBCH,
PHn.lTiKlJmA, WBITES UN DEB. CATS
or BEPTzatBER 1st, leais
ftre years airo I wan afrreat rafferer from DrTpeptaa,
BronchAl AlTtrctioB aod Palmotxary tronble. 1 tried
snarty ri.-eiiea wttbout reeeiTinar any beneflt. Iwaaao
i-k ttas I th-wjcbt many time that I ahonld beeora-ps-lled
to ifiTvi up prt-a4-Iifiifr. I At last preured Dr.
s-'hi-nck s remedi; Inaabort thne thry r-si-d vne to
rr-r-e t ht-alth. and I haTe reniaii.ttl wt II to thia day. f
believe tb in to have great curatiT- propertkra,
WHY I Ha TILS TTMOST CONTITENCZ IN DB.
T. H. 8CHENCK. AHT HIS KEDICZNZ3.
Pminif the past two years, my mother and brother hara
died of Oonaamption. I was myarlf quite onwell moat of
this time, and when,hort!y after tbvir deatb, I waa at
tacked with cough and erere he:n .rrhagr, I naturally
eoiiemded that I wasdertlned torowith thepsunedtaeaa.
I immr-diately ertasultetl a pbyea-ian a naM- a se
lalty of lung diaraara. After ezamininir me. he fatd that
ha tVnoirht tv lanow wen aountl. and Ilia 1 1 would fX'n
reroTei. In lew than a wevk altr ibi. 1 had another
arwera bemorrbatre. Tbinkuvr that my pAystctan naa
w.m si ti.i.f avkra. lit tn, rajta I ein41t ti anotlscr dwtor.
Hetboairht my luryrx alT? led, and preaenhed tor me for
alone time. I got no bett.r nt.d-r bi tr.aimtnt.tmt
rett'-mliy worse. My eouxh wan rery bad. nty afprtrta
ntifs lw amne. I had anrrM nam in m t rlarOt aide, and for
months fd'd notslwp more than two orthr-e hours im.
anisrht. Vlytoiurae wm heavily ruated and 1 had a oui
louin. i
. ilialtbvfa:acMrl(ealiutalUht-tiina.
eln:KthAtBnmethm7riu!:t beIone, j at last cotM-hiik-d
tocofwult With Or. 8i-unrk. Itr pr.TlcJUI wtio. 1 Uiu-B. 1
bare irooii n-aum to bc!ie t I f ttir l-at In thr lr- a?-nv-nt
or I ana diaaw. 1 wrat to hia rfllce in BoattHi, l
was examiiitL He found n.y I- ft liw.g quilr tudlj rtii
cftspd. and mj liTer aeriooly alTfrtcA R' tola aio tliat
I could be cured If 1 would follow bis dim-n. pa. i'f
coarse I eonaenled to do ao. and 1 v rrr b.md jaw tltat iry
eoondt-nea in hia ahilitr waa wdl placed. 1 took the
BliuwIraAe Filia, Seaweed Tonic and IiltnunirSTn.f alias
one tlma. aa directed by him, and within ooe aaor.lh n.y
voni i7n4iiu arra gona 1 went lo ae the injrreja
hia next . i-il to Poaton. which waa one month miUT lha
fln timelaawbim,andheaaid. "Only continue with tha
medkrun and ya will an rely (ret w-lL" I d-d ao.and
hip. on raininie Ineery war until I waa perT -t ly welL
andaMetoorcaannaL since any rvcov ry X hawaos
tt adaT'iillme .scent when I haeniad' fnrrdly Tisira
to the INietur at ii! Hw-wton oftV-a. My cou?h la cone, niy
app titeu r-ort. I naanoDfaoacreortain in wit eiuo.
1 alofp better than l ever main my uir.axui my
ai narently h-ale.1, aa 1 hare no betnorrLiW'.
Tim n fli. eoaanna ahf I heiiea tn and ret
Dr. J. H. tVhenf k and hia medicine. He dij juat a hat ha
Mud he would do for me. and 1 utacTe lint I owe my hfa
to Ma medieinn and earn. I'UUA S. IULLL.
iladapa, Mom., Mnf SUA, USL
DRaSCKEHCK'S MEDICINES:
MANDRAKE PILLS,
SEAWEED TCHI0,
FULCNSC SYHCP
Are arid be all frmnrt"l.nd MI tiireetira for Uadr as
ara pnnljouU. iifirrjul tij yuafa.
' DO YOUR OWN PAINTING AND USE
SHAKER .LIQUID PAINTS.
ui4 Colors,
iWf . If. '
I
I
I
Enonrs little cathartic pills
ara ilM BEST EVER MADE tor CesM a. ImflcMwe. Msseaoaa.
One goad duM of um or toot KaMry's Uul Cathanis tills, follows or onm
PU niafct lot a nak or two. suUas the hataan macbUMry run as Tirol.-, t
as dork wort; they starlfy tWMootf ud put life in a Urokro-dow hd. .
Paraly VstvMto, Mrml. rH.ss.m. InMllkta. the joanmt child -
them. 8oM by U PrateuM ana alwia-iimliiataat 16 Cm.avoj,or tr-w.
STANDARD CURB CO. PreprMore. 197 Pearl St, H.T.
tiwory Utile CeJiatie araawr tbsa is eUhnoS: they btt to be tfcsr
UU erev naed aara. Worth tw-co the money asked. W. W. H. Oosraa.
Harmony Osova.Oav tain'. UtMa exharHa am tha nvtvmin :i
4
EatOsrrsj LiTTU i00 tauiarucev ia mnor. Miua twnr. H. c Uy aged mot&ev ued ot '
CaTMa RTIO PIIXS wltn woartarfnl rwnJts. N. W. Eon. Loctiit Grr.w, Ohio 1 nmnwl
are prepared freaa Uem ,OH" Crua. at. ataana. lama. They am ios lent -H- Ba-.u.
rMLARIA, Standard Cuar Pills,
(jouuim, attarcury. or poiaoa el -& kind. KmhmeA by phyrtciMet.uftl sold by dwtlsM wgrtrhwc, oz
bT mmU a S a eon. STAND ART) CUBE CO.. Mew Tork.
SAM'L STRAYER
Has ooustaDtly oa band fall nwisfy ef
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, MOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZIS;
GENTS' Fl'RXISUlXU GOODS. Good of !l kinds r low.-Come sod -
and 1 astonished. rants at 15 cent.
Pat Ur Hon, fa., April 9, 1884.
D. W. HARLBTS
Is the plaee where job earn boy
THE BEST AHTI THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING 1
HJTS, CJPS, BOOTS, SHOES, .1ND FURSISHIXti GOODS.
ET ia prepared to exhibit one of the most cboice and so! act stocks aver offered Ire
this aiarket, and at .iSTO.Vi.Vir LOW PRICES !
Also, measures taken for suits aud parts t salts, which will be made te ore!' .
at short notice, verv reasonable.
Remember the plaoe, in Hoffman's
Water srets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
S. N. O. S.
THE JVEW GOODS
FOR 1884
aV OUR aVJS IF STORE.
pboVress!
WE BELIEVEaIN IT I
WE AIM FOR IT !
TE0PLE SAY WE PRACTICE IT!
We can't rest on what our fathers did we mast do more and do it better-:
OUIl CLOTHING STORE
became too small for us and we had to have more room for our ever increasing-hui-mrs"",
so we fitted up our nxt store room below fur'our
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
whicb is a lares, spacious and finely fitted up Clothing Room, and we filled it up
with 1,,000 dollar worth of a very fine aud well selected stock- of
SPRUNG CJLOTIiriSG.
Never was there such a fine display made aud so large a selection brought to
gether of mens', bots' and children's ci.othino, in Central Penn
sylvania. Our friends and customers when tbey oome
to visit us will approve of our
PROGRESS - ENTERPRISE!
Our arrangements for selling is complete in every detail, in
QUALITY, PRICES vV'I3 STYLES.
and cannot be surpassed within a radius of 150 niiies of our
BEAUTIFUL AND PLEASANT NEW STOKE ROOM.
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR TIIE LARUKST AND FATTEST I'EOPLE !
WE HAVE CI.OTHINO;, FOR THE THINNEST AND SMALLEST PEOPLE!
V.E HAVE rr.OTIIING F'R I.AR'IF, TALL AND SLIM PEOPLE!
WE HAVE CLOTHINU FOR IIKAVY-SET AND SHORT PEOPLE
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR HARD WORKING PLAIN PEOPLE!
WE HAVE CLOTH1NU FOR STYLISH YOUNG SPORTING PEOPLE!
In Boys and Childrens Clothing we pay Special Attention:-
WE HAVE CLOTHING TOR HOYS THAT GO TO COLLEGE !"
WE HAVE CLOTHING FS TOYS THAT OO TO PUBLIC PCIIOOI.S!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR JJOYS THAT WORK FOR THEIR PARENTS !
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN; FROM 4 TO 5 YEARS OF AGE !
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM fi TO 7 YEARS OF AGE!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN' f ROM H T 8 VffARV tP" A'E '
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FHi'M 10 To 11 YEARS OF AGE!:
Furnishing Goods Department :
Hats, of the newest and itost stvlish selections ; Shirt, all prices; Trnai
aad Satcheii, of all sizes; Neck-ties and Suspender', at all prices.
Our new goods and store roust be seen to be appreciated.
THIS IS A GEMiL LID CORDIAL IVITATKH TO AIL
SCH0TT, Thc Clthitr
BRIDGE ST., MIFFUNTOAV N PA,
April ir,,1Pf4-ly.
C.rTI03l NOTICE. ,
4
I.I. dcth-!) are herrby canlioneti.
.lrin,i tihint nr tinntiiie. ratberinir
horri, . or rrossintT fields, or ia anv other'
way tresp.i.isioj on the lands of tbe nnder -
J. S. K EREPP
JOHN YORGEYS;
BOOT EHO 'SHOE SHOP;
has been rr moved to
Main street, Patterson, la., j
where be will Make all the Kitrst styles oi
LADIFS. GENTLEMAN'S. BOY'S '
and MISSES' SHOES.
I FINE BOOTSand REPAIRING spcial'v.
C7- PRICES RRJSOSJBLR.ci
' Give him a eH he'ore going elsawbcve.
I Dec. 19, IbSS-ly.
, NOM CORROSIVE,
BRULIMT A1TD DURABLE,
aasaa(BiBSBB
W inmnfitM throe Itait tes to kitni r Zia
grwand in par Linked (Ml
Frlrrs uid ewnpl Crd Ukvmimg Cafetr-v mailed
poar uppHnktiowLf
STANDARD PAINT CO.,
CLEYOaAXD, OHIO. '
April 30, 1884-6m,
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