& REPUBLICAN
"mifflintown:
TERMS.
ion $1-50 p annum if paid
Subscript' t nt wiUiin
months. ..-Omenta inserted at 60
Tr"? h fcr ch insertion.
wots notice in local col
4, Transput
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, Wfe" w mad,, to those desiring
rear
rrliuary Election
bliran
. r-nnolican Primary Election will be
The rUt.ve tu-nahi! on tfalur
bria t "1B , issi. between ,he hours
a.v.Ar'.: -kl'. M. and the R. turn
of - n ' mert in convention in the Court
Jndgf.1' ,, ,, on Monday, Septem
H"rV,t o'clock P. M, to count up the
" .i d'announce the result of the Pri
Te:"tion held on the previous featur-
d t'hf ofliccrs to be voted for at the primary
icl u state s-cnate,
. Ji.n:e ol Representatives,
( i District Attorney,
County Treasurer,
Prothonot.iry,
Tnc.!idi'rf r -'",",-r Commissioner,
T " County Auditor,
i ceuttorii! Pelepate.
krrnwtitative Pelepate.
Cbiir'nun ol Cunty Committee.
SHORT LOCJ1LS.
Hrves'.it!?
fir nm,e-s.
Vx-ati-a .'.ays.
Bliise t"ck ,-' h'F"
Sringi"P ,htf carden-gate.
Hirrisbini ''.is a ciicket club.
The wheal is plump in the grain.
JV rherrv fro!1 's n"t 'ar?e onc
-CVan up,' a the chief burgess.
1; is sail "J are hive frost in July.
Thf choWa h .s broken out in France.
Xh.'s"'.'1'1!1" h ive sli.'he i the text books.
The lm.k ill b-closet on the 4th of
Ju!;.
The Cicn presents a promising aj pear
ir.ee. T!w IVrooncy arc looking f,,r their
p. nuinee.
Tbf p-itito h'tg is trouWesoraa in Frank
lin Cii'.:n;y.
S r.md ti is antlcipired for the 4 Mi in
Ls::w"s 10. -ds.
Th Uv$ are t -ginning tt shorten, wer
C.K'try lor t'n.it.
Fnnk Nolle will furnish you with a first
bV (f rnmp.
II,? G. .V. K. K )-t in this place is to
" hare sue ti'k H'g-
TL.reare a number of fishing pirti's
nj4 n Tie t. irrow.
Rl: I' -.! 3-1 T. 1 t.. tl'.e ll IV link:!!! list
tT.-in-'.a'." 'or a time.
The f t r:;i of A'ry Vi- v Ae ii.my will
oi-'s S-.-r -KbtT ! 11.
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.lire j r.o -hi-'!:
n it 'i, W
! all."'
rth
i ra.:!.-.T is a e-; r,-s :4.-'.t of t'-.e
li-M-Vr er, i..i!;iy r..i.ip.,y.
A T:'lM'"'r o! 1 i Vi-T'' s,'i;u l o.!t of tl.e
river st N'-wj i.rr, !,ist w-ek.
B vs th it l '.tv lull on the str 'ets of L-w-ivftn
arf tax- -1 !0 c-.rts each.
IL;t-of R. V :: -e l.-i"se"i ot ll'in'
isS !,!! dW U-t F.-i ! iy morinj.
Oil it Mrs. PicliFs uii'.'.ir.ary 'tore on
Wittr str.'et for mlllins-y work.
Th-? Th'-r.'.:t"n!-,wn reini, ry r-.'rt-iv'S
l.''"Hn!n-N of er-'-irn every lay.
ThtHo.-k an-J I.-M-t company will cel
tln'r the 4th iri I.:inv-r"s om1s.
Hie t'io spiT"" K'Tle t th country ?
ftcv seem less linir.-Tor.s tiim last yeir.
Tae farmers are ne-irly busy enonch now
to make np f-,r the leis-ire of the winter
Tie I,'.'w;t own Gazette is Impel ull f"r
tbe roiiipletiun of the Seaboard Railroad.
ThM.ii!et yoonz H1y in Pnneannon.
Bn-srestive fett mn-inches in heiil-.t.
Her. J. H. Mithers rea--?i?J Liverpool
E:r!an !, on the T'tl, ul;., after a Toystrc of
leu rJ.iT5.
rs. M. Jo-at. fell from a cherry t:ee
iir Kaubsvi'.le Xorthampton county r.n 5
wis killed.
A rr.! do? in town, can.e.l SloomtieM
Inp'.e to n:i:7r.!c nM the doss thst beloni
to t!,e T'tace.
Barlell can b-.-r-lie l upr.n to brirs lier
ri to town for ule tlr--u;h(-ut the kiiui
rar xv.stiii.
Hrs. WiUiam linoks, of AUnoia, is visit
ar the family of her tather-in-law Mr. Sol
oain B'H-ks.
Ti niil wint a sound Kepub'ican piper
f'-rtlif o.imt.aisn. snbseribf for the Psnt'
iu tn r.i pi bli.'vn.
Thre is a chin'-e f-r
hum etr:l i:,ii;ey by
pj-ipie to ejrii
helping lamiers
tkrovjlj uith the h-.rv.-s!.
There v is a chuMe id' "') dei:e
l.e-
!ecn h-.-.-it d 1 i-l '.V.-di,es-tar alr
"""ti. at;.l Thursd-.y morninp.
Mrs. iVtn. Hiiwp, ar l h r sister Miss E-n-m
A. Kay, ol Tyr-.me, h j b-en visiting
t!ic finily of Mr. Jesi"J ot trm A
A uu::i! t of th Aead-.s.-...ud nts3 ac
tompjnifii by Mr. and Mrs. Duncan picnic
1 it jli -il ,uii Ust SH'ir i iv.
El- iir-ii-n ti k -ts r.ill be sold on th-i Sri
d 4'h. jr,),,.! t,, return on the 7th, jciee,
Ifi-lLinl- refill tr pisst'n?r r c-ir fare.
Arthur B. L''t:. a wealthy citien ol
li!owii died siifdetile of li-'art disease,
otieday Ia,t w.-k, aged TS ears.
It it d:tre-ssir .;ly healthy jnt now for
he4.t.;rs d-.n"t fret, every one's turn
1,;r 1 sjvjll f sickuee cook s around.
Tiie Tiiirii hrolhers hire con-.Iad-d a
f-ntract wiih the Lehigh Valley road to
tlie Slatinztoa Braeh extension.
Liara.:; r i-;i-ts state Ihst $.'0.KH1 h lve
eii 1-M by s,.n:i;Ut,ir of lhat town.with
11 l-rio l of two months ist, in oil.
A h-aw ,,f t;:i;!,rr smashed theh-lt
kg te ofIr. Craham while he was at his
' f ih in l:, a"c township, a few days ago.
,J6 Flrnjf.crats are poo! oing, the
Pasmti'-ai contru,-tion of Logan's speeoh
e" So thfv .t:.i :ii, .i... i..- r.t t ?n-
Ciln.
. I
ilierom,. r'i.. .fc...i .n.. -;u i.aM
paaj esf -val n.-r Krnwu's Milln on Sal
"'""Kis; July Ii', 14. Proc-eds to
'"Iwjrl tlie ruTchafin.-r o( a btll lor the
clmri h at Cocalaams.
Li
mrv Paller i ..!(.. . -.nleiier. i
.-, U. t,,..,u , ,ot of Frf.,;il(1 lroIU i
1 S -f--r. and m,w i h,- Pirlv morn-I
ami now in the eirly morn- j
u:niur d.ivs be may be seen J
"irk in ii.e ..!. .n if 1. t...., ;
J" M Wome a eranger. '
crvriSEL
Railroad excursion tickets on the 3rd and
4th, pood, till the 7th of July.
Col. A. Wilson Korria, of Philadelphia'
has been appointed by the President, Pen
sion agent for eastern Pennsylrania. A.
appointment.
Ex-Sheriff Loudon, and grocery man
Hackenberger have each put down a new
board walk along their property on Wash
ton street.
Char.es E. Pugh, general manager of the
Peunsy-vauia railroad, was married at Al
tooua on the evening of June 26, to Miss
Clara Jaggard.
See change of Mifflin Accommodation, to
Huntingdon Accommodation train, lorpra
ticulara, consult time table as published in
another column.
Samuel Clay, a Newport carpenter was
strnck by lightning while at work on a bridge
west of Huntingdon on Saturday a week,
he was not killed.
The growing corn stalks were blown out
of an upright or erect position by the heavy
wind tha accompanied the rain from the
east last Wednesday night.
The Grangers Inter State Picnic will be
opened at Williams' Grove, Cumberland
cot nty, August 25, and continue till the
:iOih day of same month.
The Perry county Damocrat has entered
upon its 4Sth volume. It is an ably con
ducted journal, ardently devoted to the
cause of democracy, which is its greatest
fault.
Several mad dogs in Perry county scared
the people of that district iuto shooting all
the dogs that they believe can be spared,
atd tho that cannot be spared have been
muzzled.
A black moth that is as nimble as a crick
et Las invaded the houses of the town and
is eating hob s iuto all kinds of woven fab
rics, must we go back to bare llo rs to get
rid of the insects ?
Tobias Anker has stocked his marble
yard with a lot of valubie stone. People in
need ot tomb stones lor their deceased
friends should call on or address him. He
turns out good work.
Women now serve on juries in Washing
ton Territory, and as they are allowed to
tiring Iheir Ixhies with them, tho average
lawyer gets a pretty poor show of attention.
Burlington Free Press.
James Hueston, of Sinking Valley, Hunt
don county, was bitten by a Clydesda'i
stailion, on the ith day of Jane, s severe
ly that he diad from the effects of the bite
I on the 19th day of the same month.
Mr. and Mrs. Flaine, are members ol the
Congregational church in Augusta, Maine.
In creel the Congregational church is Pres
In Terian. In church government , each con
gregation is a governm nt unto itself.
The Democracy are endeatoring to figure
how mauy votes the Rlaine bolters will car
ry against the R -'publican tioTjet. Not as
many by thousands as those who will step
out ot the ranks of the Democracy and vote
lor Blaine.
The rrs diition of 177'i his lut lost its
graMr tin the public mind as is evidenced
by !::e reit nun;- celebrations that wiii bj
'held o:i the 4ili of July. Almost every
town will i--iconic th-i d iy to a greater or
'i he Itciuocr&t and Kegi-ter to-yt t,j
s!a'T Ihit peae-' - is lu -n d-vi.irei '.v;tli-:i
he ranks ;i" the Democracy in Ju'iia'a.
Pr- ir '.(i! it is v,i;i";::g f j leirn how the
p:u e measure will be act:"! ?i by the par
ty large.
Mr. Weaver, of Harrisburg, who visits
ti: is pN-c i very year, to tune musical iu
s!r::'i;e!Us. r -i. twined over 1 ist Thors lay ev
ei .; g to t ke part in the iiiusie tor tile
Acad -my commencement. His violin solos
were an:u:rtd.
Fat-h Lo .-e-kecper is to sweep his or her
ov. ji iront pavement, gutter, and Mreet,
oL(.e a ueei:, and the rubbish Inns collected
into sma l piles is to bj hauled un ay oi.ee
every week by some one authorized to do
so, by the town contiCil.
'A Loadoii Lank Las issued an order
prohibiting the wearing ol beards or mous
taches d uriug business hours. It must be
very aim-ing lor the clerks to carry their
bear-is in tl:vir j-:ketsall day. T::ey ar-'
liab.e to get ii.u seil up."
On the 23rd day ot June. IJarvey Yeakly
w.'i;! to work on a p:.r of the Mexico bridge,
but he Lai not worked more than an hour
or two tiil a stone roiled agi u.t one of his
1 eg- und hu. t it sevtreir, n hich put bim on t
ol workieg order for that week.
The I"oo:n!"el l Times of July 1st, ays'
th.it a fine soirel niuie vas stolen from di
ver R'ue, ot Ceiiti-.: io;.ihip, on the night
of the 27th of J ut. e, snd on tile sa:ue niht
a horse v. as stolen from John Kitner, of
Kliiotsburg. and a b'Jggy from Rev. J. W.
Bet'ty ol the atu j place.
This New Yoik lud-p.'nd.-st says: The
CoUutrv owes Kishoo SioiTison a debt of
gratitud." l0r bis great services in behail of
i ,1... T'. .;.., .r... i.,cr .1... fi.-ii r.. ti
a trusted adviser ol President Lincoln and
Secretary Sia':ton, and pave his voice lor
the prfciarie:tion abolishing slavery.
-An Indian being akfd wht h! was
doiug now, at.saered : "Wsll, I hunt soma,
fish some and preach some." "Where do
you presch " 'l"p on tl.e cre.-k bottom."
fcllow inueh do they give you " '''lioat
SiOajear." "That's mighty i oor pay. isrrt
it I" "Weil, but its mighty poor preach."
Held this and then conclude that it is
the proper tl ir:g to be certain of what
kiiid of paper you sign lor an agent or pet
die: Andrew Ruiz, Reuben Wagner and
Jacob Rhue, of Mount Rethels, Nor'.hsmp
t;;n county, signed what they thought wore
agreements with a seed peddler. Tiiey
have since proved to be promissory notes
lor t'lirty days and were for $10(1 each.
New Toik. Philadelphia, Chicago and
other large places are all very Well and pro
duce results in accordance wi'h their size,
and yet they are not to a countryman whit
his county is to bim. So it is with news
p.-ijer8, the New Yoik, I hi-a'.t-ijibi.i, Chi
cago and other large places issue lirge and
inteirstiug pnpers, and yet however inter
esting they may be they cannot possibly
serve your interests as do the papers of
vour own town and county.
On Snnday a week a storm came down
njmn I'ioomtie !i. The Di mocmt says of it:
trees that had withstnoil the l!ats ol cen
turies were torn up by ihe roots, barns were
nnrooft'd, fields, ntrm-t and cellars dulnged
crops nvj.-b itj'irwl, jiirdcas nferly de-
stroyed, loi.ccs blown down and fruit strip-
j prd Iroiu tbe trees. Tlie barn of Mr. Hen
! ry Kick.'s, of Juniata towiuhip, was pir
! tiailv -inroi'led, lhe cast end of the barn n
j thy Svrartz farm above town was btowu in, j
1 the vwndmiil pmiip ol J. XV. Klinepeter at j
the western end of the bor0i:g:i was mown;
lo-n, tht lightning rod 011 the court honsel
was b. okon off and many of the beantilul .
ws 1
f' - adi - ir.es
nhirli :"!orii our streets were
of ..iue ol their liudis. AU in ail, it was a
storm long to be remembered. I
The Tribune of lut week says, Mrs.
Washington 8. North, daughter, and niece,
Sally Parker, returned home from Ohio
last week. While at Mrs. Kate Ilger's, in
Ashland, Ohio, they had a startling ex per i
in western thunder-storms, the house being
struck by lightning and all its inmates more
or less stonned thereby. The fluid passed
down Jamie Mathers' body, burning bis feet
so that on removing his stockings afterward
the skin came off in spots. Sally Parker
was affected considerably, her sensation be
ing a reeling as if a spliuter were beiug run
through her nose, aud other members of
the household were atfucted iu different
ways though in a slighter degree. The
house was a long trame, which had been
filled in with brick aud then weather-boarded,
aud to the character of its construction
is ascribed 'he preservation of the lives of
the occupants.
The Lewistown Gazette of last week
says, that near Belleville last Wednesday
alternoon last a large red tox made a raid
on a Hock ol young chickens which belong
to J. D. Mct'liutic and killed eight of them.
Mr. McCliutic hearing the noise shouldered
his gun sua wont to see wh.t the trouble
was, wheu he spied the lox making tracks
tor the mountain, lie followed alter it t,ne
halt mile, when ha came up withiu oue
hundred and twenty-five yards ot the lox,
aud seeing that it was h.s only chance he
wouid get, concluded that he would try a
shut at bim, so he took a steady aim and
tired and the lox fell dead, being shot
through the head. Aud in Bralton town
ship oue day last week the supervisor of
the west end of liratton township look ten
pounds ot dynamite and went to Licking
Creek to blow the rocks out of the moun
tain toad. James Arnold, who was with
the graders at Vineyard station three or
tour luoutns last tall, weut along. lie un
derstands blasting aud soon Cleared the
road.
The Democracy are telling it around
! (iiute treely, that wheu Blame vi as stricken
ty suu stroke, on a Sunday morning, in
W'asuiugton, on the steps of a Congrega
tional church, into which be was about to
enter, that Ins lriends speedily opened his
collar and shirt band, aud that they touud
around bis neck agoid chain to which was
haug a small gold cross, lie was alterwarus
asked about it, and said in reply, that the
chain and cross a as a gilt Irom his moth
er. His mother placed the chliu and cross
ou his neck and he has worn ll ever since.
1 he Democracy proless to see in the chain
aLd cross a couuecting liuk between Romau
Catholicism, and Mr. Blaine. Ol course
the Democracy con conjure up almost any j ,mt part of the body, tie was taken to a
kind ol a theory in regard to the chain aud j p,p the blood was washed Iroiu his
cross, it is a wonder lhat they have not j ,iL.tf, He touud his way back to Port Koy
maguiticd it iuto a gitt from some lady love. I during the night a sick young man, and
l he people however will uuderstand it. i .,,.,.( ... i ,i,.. ,,,....... ,.i Jit-iiee J
I Lev understand instinctively, that the
man v. ho wears a gilt Irom bis mother as
Bia ine wears bis, can be trusted with im
poi tnnt interests ot any kind. The man
who has a h:gii regard lor bis mother can i
b trusted. He has the elements of the
Leio and greatness, and needs only oppor-
tum;y lo develop) it. Blame' regard lor
the gin cl liis mother wili make him ot
V.'U may trust the man who trusts hi
iiioiner.
The comuuMiceurU exorcises of ;hr
Mim-ntown Acadvuiv look i.Iactr in tho
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touit lioiiS'i .in tua tvcu.n's oi Jiiou ij
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ani aim nrru "'fc" . "i''i'-v uicu iuc i
Urge audlvuce tbat . jut-.'-nt ou acB j '. litt 1uCiut veru'" "n t!,e l,ack "'
evening. John Man Dau. au, rnuciiul. i l!' -"rat thai li l.a.t UiiU-d tl,.-.ii in tlR-
Tue exnciM-'S Wt-re upened Willi praver i ' re4'iirl for th-ir r'lca-e t- uwait a
.v Kev. Uro. Ik-aangU. j bearing. The bail p-uce-lt,. wore irr.-;:-
The praN.r a U.llowed by JJu.tc !ar, lor tl.e recoil ilul tii.-y were not eu
"Moatrose gui.'Sisiep," Orchestra. j acted by a jn-liee of the -aoe, hicU tact
..I.; i.. !i Thiii.... I hail i'c ilrtJ tii'i notice ol wilder aiikivel.
o"t" --""o I
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iv. intous.
Diclainatlun 'ilvgulu to Koiiiau S-n-ali,"
James iS.mkn.
tlraiiot. ..raiasitea." Wilber Schwever.
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rufe, -ttai.litaiien.on.
fiai.t Patterson,
Declaation-.-Duty to Our Country, '
(leorgo Doushman.
MuS1c-"C.ney Ul.nd .11," Orche.-
tra. '
V.K-t! Soio.-Vben the liobms Net
Aiin,' V in. ankiel.
Ly "The butteitly," Carrie f:ias.
Laborers " ',
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Dtciamatien '-Northern
iraiuiiel 1'olhriH.k.
Declamation "Against limbargo,
( al-.in )
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Diniin
Deciauiatiou Speech of James dtis," j
CbarltsIIowc. '
Cliaiai ler Son--Wbat will you do, I
Loe,' Mi Ann. Parktr and George Par- I
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k.r
li.-cilatioii Parrhasius," Kilty Dijile
Jiut.ii: -Ailiru Polka,' Orchestra.
coih-gB ioug," Orators.
H'tmuMtlou -Kreciloiu of tbe Press,'
Win. V". i'urkcr.
liecUuialinu "Calaliue," Andrew S11
ti.utl".
Leclaiiiatiou '-tpartacus," Harry Werr.
V..cal Solo "Ah! I Have .Signed to
I.t.-t Thee," Win. MauKivel, cried, enough Billv ! Tlu-re was no tvi-
Kecr.ation "The SuiUitr's I'ardon," I i j dence , cn.t Lergy, Vct oj , and Tyson
MuGili. ! with tho ulliay, and liiey were dischnrged
.Music .P-igueat'ihi Vi'allz," Orchestra, j (rom tUl ttirr ubiigatioii umivr tlie charge.
llvctlbatiou '-Addiessol BlUtus,'' liar- h e4;jeLce 0 tutors Graham and blu-1-ry
Okesou. ! icy pn.couiiced Kepner to hi i" sucli a c. il-
"Jvclaiiialion "Antony to the Uuuiani," j condition that tlie Jeslice Ueriue-i It
jiji;u Crawlord. proper to r-coiumit Longacre lor a i 111 tiler
Kecilaiiou "Deltina Mazzi," Anna Par- j ncariug, dejieudant uiou it.o result ol the
ker.
Oration "Onr Country." Andrew Banks-
Declaiuaiioc "British Refugees," W'ta.
PcducL,
Declamation '-The Nineteenth Cen
tury," Geoige Paiker.
"Good fught Song," Orators.
TIUEM'AV EVKM-VO, JI'I 2Gtll.
JIusic -Kemeinbrance of C'adowa
March," Orchestra.
Dra ma "My wife's Bonact."
Chorus "Whale Koipevo," Academy.
Oration "A College Cturse without
the Classics," John K. Schweier.
Vocal Solo, Jliss Katy Tlioiuas.
Tableau, "PocLontas and Johu Smith."
"Oivuestrial H'alta."
Piano Solo, ' Witches Carnival," Miss
Ai.uie K. schweier.
Chaxactir Ilg, "The Boulevard," W.
E. N'aubivcl aud Geo. J. Parker.
Vioiiu Eolo, "Selections," ilr. lYeamr.
Vocal Solo, IM Keiueaiber You in My
i'rayers," Jtiss Isabeli Allison.
'i'abieau, (wiih vocal accouipaniincnl)
"lenling to ight."
usk.-, Lena Wain." Orchestra
otal Jsolo, Cuckoo bong," Hiss Eiia
Kate Banks.
Drama, "Who's Who."
Music, "Adieu Walu," Orchestra.
"Arletuus Ward Flgger Show."
Music "Iron Horsa," Orchestra-
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Mrs. rierman Busier, of Carlisle, has been I
Siting her brother John Kirk. irs. Bosler !
is a daughter ol merchant J slues KirK, de- ;
ceased.
On Wednesday night, June 2-5, the great
er part of Carrol county, Maryland, was
flooded by rain. Such a rain was neTer
known there before. It is believed that sev
eral water spouts caused the flood that swept
houses, barns, trees, aud even the ground,
in many pl.ices away. At Uagerstown the
tire alarm bells were sounded to arouse
the city and advise the people to prepare
for a Hood that was feared would be caused
if two dams in a neighboring creek should
break. Crops and cattle in large quantities
were destroyed,
Richard Duncan accompanied the Acade
my boys to the narrows on uionday morn
ing, and-on the eveuing of the same day re
turned walking on two sticks, he having by
a miss step, in going into the boat sprained
an ankle, Dr. Crawlord was called to admin
ister to the injured limb.
The rain storm in York oounty was se
vere last Wednesday night, the bridges that
crossed Cordorus creek were nearly all
swept away. More than two hundred house
and stables were washed down stream.
Many cattle, horsts, hugs, aud sheep, were
drowned. No people were drowned. The
loss is estimated at $ j'KKKH). The same storm
did great damage to w heat and tobacco in
Lancaster county. In Berks couuly many
tields of wheat were greatly damaged,
bridges were swept away, and a great deal
ot damage was done to buildings. At Get
tysburg about the same kind of dcvasiation
took place. On the same night great dam
age was dune by rain stores in York state,
Massachusetts, Maine, and other eastern
states.
In the issue of the Sentinel and Repub
lican ol June II, lsb4, mention was made
ot a rough and tumble light, that had ta-
ken place iu l'atterson on the precctding
S iturday evening, between Samuel Kep
ner, Port Royal and William Longacre of
this place, to tettle some dispute of their
own. As lar as the public knew the fight
that night settled the dispute between the
men, but the combatants, as was after
wars proven by the acts of the two men,
unl not teel as it the uispute bad been set
tled. Kepuer came to tins tomi last Fri
day evening, Juue 27th, aud attended a
meeting ot the members of the brass band,
atler leaving the band room he found his
way to lhe pavement, ou Bridge street troul
ol the Jacobs House, aud there encounter
ed William Lougacre. A fierce light was I
iho immediate resU:t ol the Meeting. Kep
uer was severelv bandied, and it is said
j ihat he cried euough ! enougii." liis lace
I was bruised aud bleeding, aud bis abdomen
i sore Iroui kxks or blows received on
P. Shind.e, mtdu information against
William Longacre, Harry Tyson, William
McCoy, aud Samuel Bergy lor assault and
battery. Oilicer Natikivel ol Patterson was
1 iu Port Roval, au I the warrant lor the ar-
! re;.t ol til IutU ualm j UJg rUc?d in his
j );lri,ls. The officer came l.m, and it was
1;1e,t:;i b-l'.re li coifd fli-cai-ge his du
ty. However by ft oVi.jek p. iu. on S iturday
he had ail tue par o s .uder arrest. It was
llicu r- poiUrti u:i iho -rtrcct Xiixt KVjumt was
i'j a dki coii'lirion. fiiw prisours wore
Si! dt'M: t. ?. 11 1 It Hi, i):-. IUCICU
1 -ik .- -rt-.i Miiis t hail
t ! luK n 11 1 :'" sU '1 Mt tU
' .1 ..II ..-it :-r .li'tikltl.l 4t'l tll h K'U I it" I
. Tnitinn Si ni-r wtpk
-,.rr.i. Tl.e ...:..t.ille c.-ct.t.-l lhlPin- 1 Ultion v pir. Wtf
...
t In s unrt 4- fvHiinir when ofih'er
N'si.kivel
dl9,..,verl ilut Hie l.ri.-f ir.n'e. -.iii.g .
..
irreulr, lie conciule-l Hint his iniiiK-Unie
duty , to cnect the ,rre?laritr,
with that 'jliji.'ct in vie'
p:irties. It was : o'cl
be re arrt-? 1
t the
uarties. It ivas :i o'clock on Monday in rn-
il.g belore be hail lln'.u all in jail.
H... 'V
-e " . ,7
"" - -, .
MrueL,,,,,
'lb Juh" "' "lt! s",n
,i'ibreehunu,e.ldt.llar,i..rh.s.war.c.
W. Juice J. P. SUimlle of 4 Port Koy U,
to aiiMer to the charge ol beiug an atcesM-
' rv to the Misault and battery. Long acre,
Tyson, and McC-y romaim-l in il till on
Tui'.dav. Jn'.v 1st. hetween thw hours ol" 'J
a:il 1" o c iock a. ui., n-n n. ai ri B...... ....
of lhcirict Attorney Mason Irw in they were
b-.ugh! belore Jumee. Caleb Pa.ker, lor a
h.arnig. Jh- lour frisourr were all pre-
ent, J-reimali l.? on.- app.area lor '"-m, v lu a li.e Man V.l. fo to .Vil". liu? j
I:triet Ait-r... y, Irwm and A. J. 1 a"-; M,:!, iucli-binu tw. i.iy live -elat i ami I
... .-. . . ... l ...... ..... .... ..i - . a ...i.. .1 : l : ..
I terson appiareo in uie ou.to
the Cuiuuionweallb. A large uuii.ner ol
wiineMt-s were examined. Jtwai jirovn
that Longacre knocked Kepu-T down iuto
the gutteraloi;g ihi.'Jac.ibj li jue ou liriilge
.r..,-t unit ihat he tot down ou the pros-
fr.lt lit in. allll I :KCn OU lv rfuiin t.rfi-
lr, ami tiit alter the nifii got ou itieir l-f t
tliev tueleJ out to the nii.l.lle ol the
, tlneU and ,hlt ,.re Loi.ii.u re ki.:kl Kej- !
j mmloer of tulips alter Kepuer had j
irj uries ol KrJnor.
-
Love's Mates.
BT IlliNAU CoDIISCTOH.
Youth, strolling out one day
In sHuuy Springtime weather,
Spied Love, who chanced that way :
"0, let us walK together!"
Love laughed a happy laugh,
With merry dimples in 11 :
"My hand in your behalf!
That is, if you can in it."
"0. ur Lore' Utile Lovt!
Our Kiiion il is fnttd ;
for dtar Lore, Utile Lore,
In hiarl ire oir ure malii."
Love, walking tho::glilfuHy,
Met Manhood's rje of pleading,
And, blushing ronly,
Tried to pass i.y iiLheeding ;
But, somehow, ou the spot,
Told Manhood his heart-trouble ;
Acd soiikLow Love forgot,
And lusted to give douolo.
' ily otcn Lore ! prertout Lore !
60 atur. to ioag btlaleJ I
My own Lore '. prtcimi Lore !
'Tie Heurm 10 be .nm miled."
I.ove drew Kick wi'h a frown,
As Age ciuj pacing slonlv.
"Tboa wearrst a silver crown "
Sweet one, 1 love the wiiolly !"
;Mv golden lot k," L:ve cried,
I bt y rre my crow n and treasrre.
The n.tiert nee is too witie."
"Away with o'3 Time measure!
fairest Lore ! tveelft Lore !
ily paisiou iriit mo smother ;
.InJ crotrntJ I iad, sirtet Lovt,
Should mate Kith one another."
Letter From East Salem.
East Salem, Juno 27. 1884,
Editor Stntinet tnd Republican,
Sir, We read your paper week after
week and scarcely ever do we find
within its pages anything but a few
items from our piirt of the country,
namely Eatst Salem. We deem it
necessary to write a xhort letter, and
give you some of the news of our lit
tle town and vicinity. Our town is
small, but the people are enterpris
ing, and a great interest is manifest
ed in the cause of education. We
had a term of nine weeks school this
summer consisting of sixty-tbree reg
ular pupils, under the instruction of
.M. It. Kinser. A great interest was
taken by both teacher aud pupils.
Among the many visitors we had,
was W. E. Altaian, our worthy coun
ty Superintendent. Before leaving
he was called upon to make a speech
which he did in a very happy mood.
He assured the pupils he would do
all in his power to further tho cause
of education, not in their locality
alone, but wherever duty called him.
We have two stores in this place un
der the management of Slagle and
Winer, they do a large business, cus
tomers come from all parts of the
country, who claim they can buy
cheaper than anywhere else this side
of l'hiladelphia. Mr. Editor they
hare customers from your town and
vicinitj", who come here to buy.
Cake walks appear to be uppermost
iu the minds of the young folks,
have Lad two already this summer,
but for what purpose they are held
we know not, unless it is to get the
bell remoulded ou the school house,
or perhaps somebody wants a new
hat. Hcrtzler is our regular butch
er, he also keeps excellent ice cream
every Saturday evening. Our mer
chant Slagle is enlarging his stable.
Sam is always bu:iy and jolly. 15. F.
Oliver and wife, one of our most
prominent citizens, left- our little
town a few weeks ajo for Nebraska,
where Le intends to remain for a
short time, and perhaps lttuke it Lis
permanent home providing he likes
it well enough. He is missed by al
most every one, and especially in the
IT. B. Church where he has been a
standing member for a number of
years. Our Ex-County Superintend
ent was in our town one day last
week, he is looking well.
The hum of the reaper is 1 '.tr-1 in
our valley, the grtiss is apparently
rood tlirou-'houf. this rai t of the I
trout i try: Ther.- is nil appt-urmice of
a good corn crop. Harlry is our
rettl-r hu'-kster he makes his trips
weekly, always heavy laden with-the
best produce the c tl'itry aiT.irds.
Will is a jolly fellow ahvays ready
with a smile for Lis customers.
Quite u number of our farmers haul
their milk to the creamery at Tuomp
sontonn. By whnt we can learn
tliev are doing a good business there.
Hurrah for Biaine and Eoga.'i.
"urs verv ttulv,
M.
Teachers Eeview Course.
A "Teachers K view Course" will
,., open iu the Mitllintoan i'ublis Sclioo!
r,.,i building on tie 1 4"h of July to contin
ue 4 week or until Kxamiuations bc-
For fur
tber particulats address.
J. II. Oliver.
St.l M.fihntown, V.
Don't Give up Yet.
It doesn't follow tt fit a patient will
! die because tl.e due tors have given
i him mi."' or that he wiil recover liu-
cause tiiey .romie to - U;I bim
t .. i. ) i. ... ......... t-. ... t.. it,.
I iuidubh i. i.-.v. ... ...i. ... .... ...
j prot virtue.4 oi I'arkerj. Tonic. Mr.
1 .'iiiiiaei iui.i"ie, oi ijiiiguaunuii
. l. was cured of liieuiuati?:u by it at-
. !-. i.'.. ...a...:n..
,er ,cu J ears lil uiil'eanauiu euiii-'i ..it;.
i Mr 1! V. Morber. diut'tflst. of mui !
citv. ccrlibcs that be has sold over
throIll;h its re,,liwi(,n f,,r tins and oth-
June IS-Im.
. p,,ii.. .v-.r.r.- v..r j..r,i .T-.pi.'S
years
; II'ifcLisor, if
itii ihtv, awe
Sj'iinU'.vn. inieks
ho. iirii'itnie ten
cnts ami letiuesie l i.im to Lri'jp; a
j jm).j;1,jre toUiCi O IliOtl IT'ilU tuo
; to vi hi. la tl'B mtltl was t-oin-r.
, ile ,rol!,t tlie I.a.'kuirP, ntut the af-
J f.,;,. wns f ro;.)! tea lllilil 1.1.4 wet k.
;i jitJ-m c;ti ti. uitiru ! .lll ;i in t
j :iviii3t;t of one ei't C'ii:.n','0 Wblt'l! !
! jjo hf.il rcreireil at; ', failcil to return I
j t w c n'y jrnr nt. t lie tIa.-"' boill
! iii'l'i- liinc otits. ile fttrllior .stitinl
liP l.ail joilie;'. '.lie r'.H.k:ml church
hi:ii
hum lis i-7.-ti..-in c ..vj.t...
j no test not:! Le hud re-turned it with
j f nil it!t re!.
In no oth'T medicinal preparation hive
Ihe results of the most intelligent study
as 1 scientific iiMii ry been so steadily and
progrrs-dvclv i:l'.liz(.l as in AVer's Sars.tpa
riila. It lend" lhe list as a truly scientific
preparation for all blood diseases.
Do lTot Fcrcet.
Do not forsret tlmt at lie-ss's I'iio-
tosvrnjih Onll.Ty yon can pot any
fccisJl j'ictnre enl-iiLro'i for 75 cents.
Also nnythin;,' that is rtnule it". P110 -
'i;r;ijliy. yt'U can pet litre done rt
in lirst class trivia. All fl:e latest
i-ty'e j ictnros. such ns Cur ls, Culiia
ct, IVmionnilc, i'tn.nel I.)itloir,
&c. &c. Franti's of .1! kinds !icap.
MIFFLIN TOWN MAUKETS.
XirrLrsTown, Julv 2, 1hi.
nutter 1 12
Eggs 'r
Lard
H.im 17
Shoulder 1
Sides l'
liaea 1
MIFFLIN TOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat
Ko!
Lancaster.... .... .... .
Com
Oats,
Rye
New Cioverseed.......
Timothy seed .
Flax seed
Bran -
Chop .., .........
Shorts. .........
Unund Alum Salt
American Salt
!
1 IH
I :'
70
6 00
.... 1 4
1 40
1 W
1
1 M
1
.... 1 lOal in
I
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
B;'cf catt 3.i7.e p-rld, milch cows 2"ia$''.(l.
Ycal c.-lves Haic per lb, fat coas 3a5c jer
Hi. Sheep yaoc, lambs 3a7c per lb.
Wheat $i.l-3. Corn oalc. ON Soa-Wc.
P.ve 7(s', 17a2Jc p-?r lb. Kaes. l.'al'Jc. But-
lir 17";2c. Ha a$l'J i-er ton, Iie straw
1H 1 er i.m I lid hens lil;tr ikt ib. live
spring chu kena 2'.'a2jc per lb. Timothy
seed 1.5Ua$ 1.55 per bushel.
-THK BISSELL PLOW.-
WM. HICnTER,
one of the largest larniers in
DAUPHIN COUSTY, PENN'A,
whose aiblrs BEUYENTR. snya :
THK HISMaMa PLOW
Is the bent he ever used, and he has nsed
the Oliver Chilled. TUE BISSELL,
he says, is lighter in weight, light
er draft, and turns a looser
and nicer furrow. tnt put
the ground in a better
condition for
harrowing.
We also have on ham!, for sale, the
OUTER eilll.-LED PJLOTS
ASD
tTIASI ClIlLLEn PLOWS.
at 20 pereont. less money than usual. Also
REAPERS,
GRAIN DRILLS
MOWERS,
HARROWS, &C.
KE.IitiKnV K DOTY,
.tlifflintown. Pa.
May 28, lSM-tf. '
Thome druggist
TESTIFIES.
Popularity nt home is nnt alwavfl the t
XfsX of merit, but we point pruutily to the fa-t
th-u ou other meiiifiue Uaa v-n tor iUWI
fuch uiiivurHal approbation in its own city,
stale, aud country, aud among all people, ad
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
The following lcttt from nn of onr Nvt
known .Mx-t.-vriiu-w-'U Iruip;stiuoud be of
interest to every tfulierer :
112li.Uli!ttlIO..i i;hpnnmlin.sow
Tere that I cmM not niovo from the bed, or
dr, without hlp. I tried STer-il rvtue-dit-s
will. nit much if any rt'ltoi. until 1 took
AY .&' Saks w a kill a, by tho u of two
bttk ol whi.-h I wa completely cured,
iiitvo sold Unr quant. ties of your Saua
1'Ai:ji.1.a, an i it mal retain its wonderful
popularit v. The Tt;n:y u-L'th! cares it b:ts
til -ete. in this rieiiuiy cimvine nj that it
is th Ik st btood utwL-iuc ever u tie red to the
public. fc. V. II AKU18."
Kiver St., Buckland, Mass., May U, lL
SSI T RKFI!M "r lthTuMrI
UftLI illlLUllil c:tnt Uorpt.ratu.n
wa for over twenty yt-:trb iM-l.re hi it remt-v:H
V lwell atttictrd with S ill Kheum in its
wrst lurm. Iu ulcer:ttius actu.tlty covere.
nta-re than halt the -urf-i of his Udy and
linil-rf. lie entirelr cure) by Avkk'S
S akj rAKit.iA. Se certiUcal u. Ajor'a
Aluiauac ftr l.-XL
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Di uiits- 1, nix bottles for fS.
- If-1:
ii.flc UtniC'U; a
id fire
.-il; 'DnSeiMtloiftMr
:- !.( '.- valiuitv. Iil.uiiiatrm.
!r.--ll.il-. t'.O Lur'iol o't.. . Loftl. Iu,
JUNIATA VALLEY T.ANK,!
OFMirrLMTOUS. PI. j
W IT !l J
UK A NCI I AT I'ORT KOYAL. !
Stockholders Inclividually Liable.
J. NKVIX PtiMFnor, Pr,.!,nt.
t. va.v a: win.
PlRErTOR :
J. Nevin Pomeroy, Juaeph K"!hrock,
fieorpi" J irohs. Philip Kei'Tior,
Amos (I. Bonsall. I.nni F. Atkiiitoti.
W. C. Porn Toy,
f T"CKOLHKB :
J. Nevin Ponx-roy, R. E. Parker,
Philip M. Kepner,
Annie V. Shelley,
Jane II. Irwin,
Miry Knrtr,
Joseph Kothrock,
eorge J.irobs,
L. K. Atkinson, Samuel M. Kurtz,
W.C. Po'iieroy, J. Unirnex Irwin,
Anios fi. Ii.insall, T. V. Irwin,
Noah Hortzler, F. B. Krow.
Charlotte Snydi'r, John Hertzl.-r.
Ilntr-rest allowed at the rat. ol 2 per
cent, on ll njonlln. certificates '' 'r cent, on
1 lie Hi ; in cerliticat.K.
f j.-.n'Jo, !SS4-tr
ry' ' '.i'. : '.-,
t rr!.-I rfTf rr
i. "tisnist -' I.".
' CT 3.'-- F'.'rr..-
7 1: n ': 3 oiy t.i I Full mstmctyns how to dry, lileaeli
;lr,n tt 'ij ;ase I park, nncl market Ihe r:l'.ic ac
1 - tt' it t!- .;;; 1 eomvinv each machine.
r- .- cr.t.
bat
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Tt.'.r.tr wc-.-a
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t:t ani
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e-jifs man UEsrroys?,
ul.-r Reriorl.8 of tha i)!!v.
.r"e Itia,st..'.lJ'.IS''lT.I.r1'3'5
KEWGOODS.
I would inform tho public that I hav
now in my n"w millin jry store at my place
of residence on Wa!-;r street. Miltlintown,
second door from corner of Kridio street,
lull stock, of sprinz uuiiuer millinery
gootls, all new, aim im me iaiei. .lorn, j
and having employed first cla.s ir.iliincrs, j
lam prepared to supply ihe public with1
everything found in a firstclass milliner j
store, come and examine my slock. I .
consider it no trouble to show coeds. '
MRS. LEI 'I L. j
Slav 2-81.I.t. i
STi
bo,
AY. A white boar, weichinir a-
mt i t pounds, came to the larm ot
Wm. Clcck. -bout the 1st of May,
Tbe owner is h'-nby reiH-teit to come for -
waid, and prov e lperty, p.v lor the keep-
i nir of the amn.al and laL- Imo away.
11. CLECK
' Fermanagh township, June 10, 1S4.
SAM'L STRAYER
Has-eonstantlj on hnd a fall rarietj of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS' rCRMISHIXO GOODS. Goods of all kioda are low. Come and aee m
and be astonished. Pants at 15 Cents. 13 SUITS MADE TO ORDER. jj
Patterson, Pa., April 9, 1884.
D. W. HARLEY'S
Ii the place where 70a can buj
TIIE I1EST ANI THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING;
H.iTS, CJPS, BOOTS; SHOES, JXD FURXISHtyG GOODS.
HE is prepared to exhibit one of the moat choice and select stocks ever offered li
this market, and at JSTOSISHIXGL Y LOW PRICES !
Also, measures taken for suits and parti of auits, which will be made to ordo
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the place, in Hoffman's New Building, corner of Bridge asi
Water streets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA. Jan. 1, lSSt-U
s. nro S.
THE JEir GOODS
FOR 1884
7.T OUR YE Jf STORE.
PBOGBESS!
WE BELIEVE IN IT !
WE AIM FOR IT !
PEOPLE SAY WE PRACTICE IT !
We cin't rest 00 wliat our fa'hers did we uiu4 do more and Jo it better.
OUR CLOTHING STORE
became too small for u and we had to have more room for our ever increasing
bu.-iiics. so we fitted up our next .tore room below for our
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
which is a larue, pparirn and finely filled up Clothing Room, and we filled it up
with l.,000 dollar worth of a very fine and well selected stock of
SPRUNG CLOTIlfJNG.
Never was there such a fine di-play made and o largfl a selection brought to
gether of mens', hoys' and citiLPrtEXs' cf.oTinxii, in Central l'enn
sjlvauia. Our friends and customers when they come
to vit-it us will approve of cur
PROGRESS - ENTERPRISE!
Our arrangements ft.r sellinir is complete in every detail, in
QUALITY, PRICES JSTD STY-LES,
and cannot be surj astd within a radius of 150 miles of our
BEAUTIFUL AND PLEASANT NEW STORE ROOM.
w'k have rr.iiTiiiNr, ror. tue lakuest axd fattest people;
UK II VE ri.OTIIINii H)K THE TIIIXN'EST AN'1 SMAI.I.FST PtOPI.E !
VH HAVE t 1.(11 IllMi Kt.li LAUHE. TALI. AXD SLIM PEOPLE .'
V.'E !!WE CIOTII'MJ KoK HKWY-SET AXO SHOKT PEOPLE
AVE HAVE Cl.nTIIIXt; HK IAi:i WOKKIXH PLAIN PK"PLK!
WE HAVE ("Lf'TlllXli I"OR STYLISH VOl'M" SPi'KTI.M PEoi'LK!
In Toys' acd Childrer.s' Clothirg wc ray Special Attention.
WE II WE CLOTIIIXi; FOIt HOYS TIIT GO TO COLLEGE!
WE 11 WE CI.OTHI.M" KR BOYS THAT " TO Pl'HI.Ii" SCHOOLS'
WE HAVE fLOTIIIXG K !' H YS THAT WOKK tvli T H Elk PAKFXTS!
WE 1IAK ri.OTIIIN(; I"(IK (.'HII.DKEN RoJ I TO ". YEARS OK AGE!
WK HAVE I.OTHIXt" H'K ( lil Ll'hEX KkOM T T YEA1.S K AGE'
vi: iiwn ri.oTiiixc; fiu ihilukkx ik"M to s yfaus ik a;e;
V. HAVE CI.OTIilXG HiK CH1LDKEN IUi'.M 1" To 11 EAi:. I'K AGE;
.
Fiirnisliinjj Goods Department:
Hats, of the ncw.-jit and aost styli.-h Fclecli.'ns ; Shirts, all prices; Trunks
and Satchel, of all sizes; Xck-tii-a and Su.-pender. at all prices.
Our new goods and store must be seen to be appreciated.
THIS IS A BE5IB1L ABD CORDIAL IMITATION TO ALL
SCHOTT, Cl'hi"
BRIDGE ST., IFTTLIISrTOW, 1JV.
AjtiI 10, li"vi-ly.
j Tha Best is the Clearest.
I the :!.,,vr:r.iA;s eva?:rat3
I IS THE OM.T njt
! Made of Galvanized Ircn.
it is portable, diirihle, nhaolntely
tire-roof, ecoiiomii'.i', ami will cure
fruit and vegetables in less time and
less fuel than any o;hr Dryer in the
Market.
It will pay for itself in less than
thirty days if properly atten led. In
products are unsurpss.l ss to iin-I-
. 1 f T . .1 1
I' Ore"ie,, iiu'. aiv hi l ' iii.an .
at high pries.
Al'DRFSS
tiAinics: tr.OMRD,
OAKLAND MILLS,
Sin. JUNIATA CO., PA.
.wfT
VJ - .su
ffti VVi V tBt'0
ttn tLo BcST ELVER IV:
C'iciX dv-!t c l Untv tr
every ni-ut ftr k
rn; 'h-ypufifj
Purely Vtrtabto.Narmks.PIa9ani. Infallible, ti v?-''n:,ciiM may tat j
WW
xriviuj. fcwi L-y ta.ai.fivJ-uana Jio.utUi xvifnit is cis. or tj' jui.
STA.H3ARD CUnfi C0 FVopriofora, ?37 Pearl tU, IL Y.
FiMsTf LHo Ca3rIlo aronjnre liisn S3 rloimfd: thcr prore to ha tha
lill err tisrtl licrix Vorrh twir ttm mnry a. 'kmI. W. V'. H. G-uca.
firw'n? 4'iruTo, t. v Wrnory'M Liti'o Cniharlio nr tiif rit ppulirof ail
t"j t-tlinii.T. W'i, Bishop, if ;fi is 1 nr. N. '.! aj'r'l inota. r ued ono
- .v -nJrrtnl nlt. V V . ek, IaOcnt'rovt.)hio. I mcoTiiniea't
ti.r ioi.H CoLl;v9, it. Aih-n. I'lur ar ctil4int H. l'i)
."ri(- r.3T;v. ThfT a- he -" 1 Mm. F-MZAKrrn Kirrr.. M .rlv. V-s.
Iv tt :' - fcieTbP-'i l n-rerue.ly; tuy encuun no tail! I O CianJula UUiw I i.ll
iv i""t"V 4- i, -.vj ut ' -fhuC tjimtmi'-iaiuand soli ty driniraercrywhi ;r.
St ffSCiaa Ca-. STANDARD CTJ2i I'.?w V---.-.
DO YOUR OWM PAINTING AND USE
SHAKER LIQUID PAINTS.
I
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Send six cents
J 1 LlZLil-i. for postaie, and
r postsie.
receive fre-, a costlv box ol eoods winch
j will help al!. of either w.'X, to more money
: neht away than any thing else in mis worm
' fortunes aurau me workers siwoiuiei. u
i Atone ad I reus TaiE it Co., Augusta, Me.
1 April 2, lSfl-ly
SAMUEL ST RATER.
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ADE fr CocttwniK. iitdicMHon, Hdachw
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r two, m-ues tli-i iiunu:i nj.ch;n.-ry rtin m-iXvalir
iht blood an-lrnt t-w r''- in ft brt.iifn-.lowTi bKlr.
NON-cnr.sosiVE,
BHILLIA1TT A1TD DURABLE.
anil Colors irrounU in are li i nu
y lrit-r and Samil 1 rl hvwins (olttrn, mmiletl
upon mppitrsACioii.
STANDARD PAIKT CO.,
CLKYi:iNI), OHIO.
CACTI 051
50T1CE.
4 LL persons are
herebv cautioned
ajrain,; flhins or biintinr, gathering
berries, or crossing held.-., or in any other
way trespassing on the lands of the nnar-.
; aigticd
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