SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
Wednesday, August 13, 1SS4.
TERMS.
Subscription, $1.50 per annum if paid
aithin 12 months; $2.00 if not paid within
12 months.
Transient advertisement inserted at 60
cents per inch lor each insertion.
Irfcusient business notices in local col
umn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
year.
Republican Primary Election
The Republican Primary Election will be
held in the respective townships on Satur
day, August SO, It-Si, between the hours
of" and 7 o'clock F. M. and the Ktturn
.Imiges will meet in convention in the Court
House in Mitliintown, on Monday, Septem
ber 1st, at 2 o'clock 1"M., to count up ibe
returns and announce the result of Ihe Pn
miry election held on the previous Satur
lav.
Tbe officer to be voted for at the primary
election are as follows :
A candidste for Congress,
" State Senate,
House ol Representatives.
" District Attorney,
" County Treasurer.
" " Trothonotary,
Two candidates for County Commissioner.
" County Auditor,
A Senatorial Delepate.
A Representative Delegate.
Cluirman ot County Committee.
SHORT LOCALS.
Local politics is warming up.
James Mathers Las bought anew bicycle,
l'ir-rics, and pic-nics almost without
end.
Bass bait is almost as hard to catch as
bass.
The cause of earthquake ah yes tbe
cause.
The Post in this place is arranging for
its pic-nic.
r.ruised raw onion is said to be a cure for
nakebite.
Whooping cough afflicts the children of
Wjter street.
Kuilroad track men are preparing for the
:'. inspection.
The newest thing out tor a hat is an e'ec
sweat b.nii.
Paving brick are delivered for $15.00 a
tho'-isr-rd, iii town.
tir.:-hoppe s are uncommonly plenty on
u n lniiicr of the firms.
T' ere wa a j'icnic of young people at
tl .-edoTiia last Tliiirviay.
The Funimer is drawing to a close, ho
short it has been you say.
Cloyd Guss and wife of Port Royal have
gone West, there to live.
Llair county Republicans nominated S.
M. McCamant for Congress.
The foundry has been nicely whitewash
ed by Pannabaker & Etka
The Bedford Division of the P. C. R. R.
is to have a second track.
Philo Pnnabiiker caught six pounds of
fciss with one stone catfish.
Rev. Eenaiigh, returned from his vaca
tion trip last Friday evening.
A grand rain for the corn and late po!a-t,-es,
fell on Satur Uy night.
A ncT pavement has been pat down in
It has been announced, that John F. Mc
Donald, baa become associated with T- D.
Garman In the publication of the Juniata
Tribune.
Thaddeus Kreider, formerly ofthia town,
DM now, a workman on the Altoona Call,
waa here in his native place last week vis
iting friends.
Mrs. Mary Rien, of Wilmington Delaware
is visiting her sister in this place. Mrs
Auuian, the wife of County Superintendent
V. t. Auman.
ueorge M. Garner, tod wife, of Bucks
county, are visiting the family of II. H
Scholl. Mr. and Mrs. Garner, are the Bar
ents of Mrs. Scholl.
The .Vomit Pleasant Union Sabbath
School, will hold celebration in Fowl's
woods, in Walker township, August 23,
lt4. All are invited.
Harry Wilson, a seven year old son of
Samuel Wilson, fell off John llollobaugh's
wagon at tbe canal bridge, on Monday
morning and broke a leg.
Coasting ears, cucumbers and cholera
morbus. It is not the roasting ear and the
cucumber, it is the over eating of the good
things that does the mischief.
Carl Shurtz, delivered a speech against
Elaine in .New York City, last week. Tbe
chief poiut in it was that Blaine had made
money while he was in Congress.
The ilun'iingdon (Ilobe says, that thj
Shade (iap and and Waterloo Presbytetian
eotigregitjous, have made out a call for ue
pastoral service of Kev. Il.inghawout.
On ihe trip around tbe coast to Roston,
E. D. Parker, Mrs. Parker, daughter, Miss
Hal Parker, niece, Miss Anna Parker, and
Mrs. L. E. Atkinson all took sea sick.
Arrangements are being perfected to
float a Kluine and Logan flag, on a cord
across Bridge street, between the Republi
can Ciubroom and the Jacobs House.
Lightning struck the Baldwiu Locomo
tive Works, some nigbts ago in Philadel
phia and started a fire that destroyed $150,-
000 worth of properly for the company.
Kev. Henry Ward Beecher, started in
vigorously to support Cleveland, but re
cent devciopeiuetits have caused Mr. Beech-1
er to call a bait. It is never too late to I
do good."
The finest fertilizing drill in the nia ket
can be had from Kennedy &. Doty for $S0.
Tbey also keep constantly on hand Ammo
nia ted Phosphate, Dissolved Bone and Pure
! Raw Bone. July 22 18M, If.
j Ben Benfcr Post, hold a pic-nic near Ori
ental, on Saturday, notwithstanding the in
clemency of tiio wea.hir seveial huniired
people were present. Coinra Is Atkmsou,
' A!:is n, and Garaian delivered a speech.
Lawyer Lyon, and Sheriff Shivery, while
in a foot boat in the river, in the narrows,
not far from Roaring Run, were told by
boy on the railroad aide of the river that a
large rattle snake was then swimming for
the Pike side of the river. Tbey looked in
tbe direction that the boy pointed. They
gave chase and overtook the rattler just
about the time it reached shore. It waa a
large snake, and when they killed it, seven
rattle were found on its tail.
The BloomBeld Advocate of last week
say : The damages for the taking of the
Millerstown bridge were fixed on Monday
of thia week at $14,000. It has been known
for aouie time that negotiations were in
progress looking to an amicable settlement
of tbe difficulty between the bridge coin
pany and the county, but it was only last
week that the matter was fixed. Though
me settlement sas thus made it took the
verdict of a jury to render tbe settlement
legal, as the County authorities have no
power to raise tbe damages fixed by the
viewers, or lower them. The suit was tried
in a formal manner on Monday afternoon.
and tbe bridge contractors Messrs. Shreffler,
Sger, Stouffer and Keuu, fixed the value
at f rom $15,000 to $17,000, but by agree
ment as previously announced, the verdict
was taken at $14,000 as above stated. This
euds our bridge troubles in Perry, except
what shall come about by flood and fee.
Ameri cans are so recently out of the
woods that most of men recollect bearing
their fathers and grand fathers tell of how
when they needed recreation, they had no
fair, railroad excursion, seaside resort, or
great busiues centre to go to for a lew
days ol relief Irom the every day cares of
life, but tint they had resort to the woods,
for chase, the chase of a deer w is a favor
ite sport and means of relief. Such high
sport as that is all gone by. John Diehl,
however, has a cow that when she takes a
caper makes a chase as good as that of a
deer. Last Wednesday evening (he animal
was in the liveliest mood and in going down
Water streets, became enlivened by the rat
tle of a drum and started off on a quick
step across the Basin, out Cedar Spring
r.ud, to Pannabaker's smith shop, there
she leaped a fence into lot of Calvin North,
tbence into lot of E. S. Parker, thence in
:o Cross si ree!. where she encouuleed a
base ball club ot boys. The Boys instinct
ively turned in w uu Diehl in the chase.
I he cow seemed to enjoy ihf iccessiou to
the crowd in pursuit, aid left th street by
leaping into Schweier's coru field. A bite
ol corn now auJ then as she sped eastward
through the field added speed to her career
but there was not surtici-nt attraction in
the corn to stop hej, she passed across the
Schweier farm, and across the Jacobs farm
'Fact are stubborn things," and suffer
ers from chill and lever generally find
their complaint a very stubborn fact, until
they commence tho use of Ayer' Ague
Cure. That medicine eradecatea the not
ions poison from the system, and invariably
cures even the worst cases.
Farmers.
Kennedy and Doty are prepared to fur
nish you with all kinds of Farming imple-
ra.j. Phosphates at a saving to yon of
20 per cent.
Do Hot Forget.
Do not forget that at lies' Photograph
(Jailery yon can get any small picture en
larged lor 75 cents. Also anything that is
made in Pbotourauby. yon can get here
done up, in first class atyle. All the latest
style pictures, tuch aa Cards, Cabinets.
Promenade, Pannel, Boudoir, Aa;., &C,
Frame of all kinds cheap.
All In tbe Line orxature.
There is nothing in the line of magic or
mystery about that wonderful and popular
medicine, Parker's Tonic. It is a simply
the best and most scientific combination
possible ot the essential principles of those
vegetable curatives which act powerfully
and directly on the stomach, liver, kidneys,
and blood. But there neither is, nor will
be any successful iniitajion of it. It is all
the time curing those wbo had despaired of
evej getting well. For yourself, your wife,
and children.
Fob Riict A house and lot of 4 acre
near Van Wert, in Walk-r township. Ad
dress or call on John Clock, Van Wert, J u
niata county, Pa.
Airy View Academy, Port Roy
al, Juniata Co., Fa.
rTIHE fall session of this institution of
X learning a ill begin
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1881.
Instruction given in all branches usually
taught in Ibe best academies. For partic
ulars see circular.
David Wilrojc,
J. IIowasd Neelt, A. B., ( Princeton, X. J
Principals.
Julv 2J-tf.
: Prof. Harris' Pastille treatment for ner- j and was captured In the cross road leading
j vous debility has cuied thousands. The j from Reno", school house to Cedar Spring
; proprietors having confidence in its merit ! road . The capture however w as ol ino-
proprietors
offer free trial. Address,
Harris Remedy i'o., St. l.onis. Mo.
Emory's L:"le Ca.liarlic Pil's are siilhci
; ently power: til lor the most robust, yet the
I safest lor children and weak constitutions ;
capture now ever was ot inu
menlary duration, as soon as she recovered
her wiud she broke from tbe hold of Mr.
I'ielil and the boj- as.-istauts, and ran aay
acros road and held, and was soon out ol
gight of the exhausted pursuers. Mr. Diehl
j aad safe, painless aud efleciive. Druggist, jcow
1 loots. ,"
Heavv storms of rain and h. til desirovt-d .
front of the Odd Fellows' flalL
a I dav, for a iw atlien neighbor, who templed
, . . 1 1 a : 1 . -
i the aciion lu any disease is nniiorni,cc.-tain ' w s thrown down several times by the will
cow and so severely injured th it he is not
able to work. The cow was awav a
number of days, and was returned trim
I Uutk:u Muisl'a ntaee in Walker lownshin.
pood (I, jt of lobacco in Lancaster ,:ounty, ;
on the 4 h im-i. The born of Isuin Lei'ever ,' Wild, shrill, a.ar:uiug and dls;aidi:.t
i l.a.nfe.ei township, was si -ioi; b light- j whistling by a number ot railroad looomo
iiing and destroyed with Hie entire crow. j .ies, CjUscJ hundreds of people lo spring
hastily out of bed about 1 o'clock on Sat-
1 lie enii'g ureiuren are na'u up ior a -.or-1 . ,, , , ,
,,, . . , .1 nrrtjv morning. Lvervbodv knew that the
ls against iii.ir.ie, wnen met reiaie, inai 1
j when lie a boy lie woiked a w'joie Sua
An) body.
That desires to save 20 to 35 per cent.,
on agricultural implements can be accoma
ted by Kennedy It Doty. This same firm
has sole agency in Juniata county, tor the
well known Susquehanna Bone Phosphate
and are also prepared to furnish pure,
ground, raw bone, at lowest prices. In the
teed line : Corn, t)ats, Rve. Shorts, Mid
dlings, Bran, Oil Cake aud Meal.
Juniata Valley Canp.
The Pennsylvania railroad company will
sell excursion tickets lo Newton Hamilton
cantp-nieeting, from all stations on Middle
division, commencing August 1st, am con
tinuing until Aug. '2 1ml, inclusive. Tickets
will be good to return until August 31st in
clusive. During tli contiuuauce ol the
meeting Pacific Express, Way Passenger
and Huntingdon Accommodation trains
est. and Huntingdon Accommodation,
Johnstown Express, Mail, and Ma i Express
trains east, will stop at the camp grounds.
On Sunday, August 17, a special train will
be run as follows :
Private Sale.
The undersigned offers his farm situated
in Walker township, Juniata county, at pri
vate sale. There is a GOOD HOUSE AND
BARN, wagon shed, and other out build
ings, tilicen acres of land lu a bigb state of
cultivation, t run, and t"od water at the
door. This is a valuable property aud will
be sold for $13iH). Call at once.
K. B. ALEXANDER.
HEWGOODS.
I would inform the public that I have
now in my new millinery store at my place
ol residence on Water street, Mifllintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a full stock, of spring and summer millinery
goods, all now, and of the latest styles,
and having employed first class milliners,
I am prepared to supply ibe public with
everything found in a firstclasa milliner
store, romo and examine my stock. I
consider it no trouble lo show goods.
MRS. DEIHL.
May 2-WM..
A Great Petroleum Production.
The people have reason to congratulate
themselves that the petroleum production is
now about 75,000 barrels per day. This
keeps the price of kerosene low, and brings
the Florence Oil Stove within the reach of
all. By its use fuel is consumed only while
cooking or heating is actually being done,
and there is no dust, ashes, nor smoke.
THE UISSELL PLOW-
WM. RICHTER,
one ol tbe largest larmera id
DAUPHIN COUNTY, FENN'A,
whose addn BEUVEN'UR, aays:
TIIK KISS ELL. PLOW
ia the best be ever used, and be haa nsed
the Oliver Chilled. THE BISSELL,
be says, is lighter iu weight, light
er draft, and turn a looser
and nicer furrow, and put
tbe ground in a better
condition lor
narrowing.
We also have on hand, for sale, the
OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS
ASH
WIUD CHILLED PLOWS,
at 20 per cent less money than usual. Also
REAPERS,
GRAIN DRILLS
MOWERS,
HARROWS, &C.
SAM'L STRAYER
II aa constantly on band a fall variety of
MEW & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS FURNISHING! GOODS. Goods of all kinds are low Come and aa m
and be astonished. Panta at T cent. 1X7" SUITS MADE TO ORDER, n
Patterson, Pa., April 9, 1884.
SAMUEL STRAYER.
D. W. HARLEY'S
It the place where yon can bay
THE WEST AN1 THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
BJTS, CJPS, BOOTS, SHOES, JSD FURS1SRIXG GOODS.
HE is prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever offered ia
tnu market, ana at jtSIUJXISUItiULT LOW PRICES !
Also, measures taken for suits and parts of suits, which will be made to orda
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the place, in Hoffman's New Buildirjp. corner of Bridve acS
Water treeU, MIFFLINTOWN, PA. Jan. 1, 1884-tf
S. N. O. S.
KEMEDY A. DOTY,
MiailatoiTn, Pa.
THE
May 28, D-81-tf.
jVEJf GOODS
FOR 1S84:
JUNIATA VALLEY MINK, OUR J It Jf STORE.
OFMIFFLIXTOWX, PA.
BRAXCII AT PORT ROYAL.
Stations. West. East. Fare.
a v. r. m.
Millerstown T " 8 50 $2.01.
Tlmnipsontown.. ..7 32 8 38 l.fl.
Mexico. 7 44 8 22 1.55.
Port K.ival 7 52 8 17 1.40.
.Mitll in.." 7 59 8 12 1.35.
Kenton Hamilton.. 9 20 00
-
The Last of the Season.
Iluiitirjftuon couuty politics is
be in a state of high excitement.
September 5, wll ba th last day on
which voters can be registered.
Huntingdon is to have the track of its
driving paik widened to 4't feet.
Camp meeting at Newton Hamilton ojien
ed on the 12th day of this month.
l"iu so to do by ottering him a quarter tick
el to a c'reus.
-H.i" you ever head Wagner's music"
a-krd a B 's'on girl of a Gotham ba'chelor.
: I liiukso once." "When ?"' "When the
i'-h u'litC sinick a sheet-iroa dealer" store
jov 11 ton he other other day." ho luar
i.mre.l New York Journal.
"'ne Iieroocaer started the campaign by
Jamie Mathers rode to Macedonia on his j
- ' ! t.v-kinz the lu.ecntv of Mr. l.Ume. The
Communion service was held in the Erac- 1 jjHpc0;icaI11, have retaliated by attacliiug
gelical churc-!. last Sunday, in Patiersoi.
The cloverseed does not b'ossom Use the
riant does when in a healthy condition.
Dcppin's orchard in Walker toosh!p is
retorted as having a la'ge crop of apples.
Gaaibiiug ix the chief attraction at Long
Branch for the men that frequent that place.
Seven mouths of 1SS1 have passed away,
and wood and coal piles are again thought
of.
Look out for the trickster at the priiu iry
election, aud when the returns are made
up.
Thad Casner, formerly a student in Mif
flintown Academy paid this town a visit last
week.
James KcCauley caught a catfish, of a
good size, which had the skin all pullel off
of it.
The Perry county Democrat proposes to
give the Democratic Senatorial candidate
to Mi:Kin county.
Cleveland is said to be an nncoro mor.ty
largo man, his neck is reported to be as
thick as Tilden's waist.
General Fisher, of Philadelphia, brother
of Dr. Fisher, of McAiisterville, has been
visiting friends in Junia'a.
As well expect life without air, as health
without jure Hood. Cleanse the blood
with Ayer' Sarsaparilla.
The Ben Benter Post of Oriental held a
picnic last Saturday. A numlier of people
from this place were down.
The Democrats will hold their primary
election on tbe 2-trd of this month, and the
Republicans, one w eek later.
Rev. David Bealc, of Jonstown, Cambria
county, preached ia the Presbyterian church
in this place on E unday evening.
The La.4. its Missionary Society of McCui
loctrs Mills will hold a festival on the ev
ening o( the 23rd day cf August.
The Indian Mound Ilarvest Home Asso
ciation will hold a harvest home in Millikcn"
grove near Acadeinia next week.
Miss Jannie Barnett. daughter of Judge
Earnett, of Bloonifi?ld, has been visiting
i be virtue of V'. Cleveland. The Deiuoc
r. an noir g'ad o call a halt and are for
y ihai hey began to sling mud.
The Ilnu.ingdon Journal says: Scarlet
le. e -. wliieh has hern epidemic in Hnming-
!') tor nearly .1 yea'-, is c-t ill nnabaied.
One tli.rd of the luniiiea of Ihe towa have
twn isittd. aud iljere is ro hope of iui
p'.ieu:eut I'uiii a-' he child ft have gone
through 'h it.
Lancaster county men claim that they
last year bought iwvd wheat in Juniata ennn
y. that this year, ci Lancaster county land
produced wheat heads nine inches long and
full in the grain.
If you look at the lift of announcement
of Democratic candidate for p'iraary nom
ination, you wl1! be forced to the conclu
sion that the Life bargain i. considered of
no account. How could it bo of any ac
count in its attempt to pare'e out the nomi
nations when the system under which can
didates are nominated h open, free to all ?
Among the new announcements for ellice
in the Democratic party last week is A. J.
Patterson, for Congress, Robert McMeen
for State Senate, John B. Selheimer, of
Miiliin county, for same olbce, Howard
Kirk, for chairman of county committee,
George Conn, B. F. Burchfield, Reuben
Reynolds. Silas C. Moyer, John W. Ilibbs
and J. Warren Plette, for Prothonotary,
Alexander Wallace and J. T. Dimm, for
County Commissioner.
At a meeting of the Stockholders of the
Juniata Valley Bank, held at their Banking
House in Mifllintown, on Monday, August
4th, Wi, the following persons wero elect
ed Officers and Directors for the ensuing
year:
President J. Nevin Pomcroy.
Directors J. Nevin Pomeroy, Philip M.
Kepner, Jorn-ph Rothrock, L. E. Atkinson,
W. C. Pomeroy, Amos G. Bonsall, Noah
Hertsler.
Amos G. Bonsall was elected Secretary
to the Board of Director. Register.
The Junior JVaine and Logan Clnb meets
in the Seoior Blaine and Lo-u Clnb Eoom
morning.
whistling was intended to call tlivtu out to
a fire, aud almost everybody felt an it Ju'ige
Lynch fchouid have all of the incendiary
people dangling from the end of a rope
thrown across the limb of a tree, for they
all believed that tbey were again called to
witues auother inceudiaiy conflagration,
in that, ihty were however disappointed.
The tire was iu a house owned by John
Robison, in Patterson, on the sonth-east
corner of Main and Juniata streets. The
building was occupied by the fa'uilies ol
Benja'niu Stiue, William Coals and Wiiliam
Nankivel. The tire originated iu the kitch
en oi tbe Coats family. Mr. and Mrs Coats
were away on a visit to Altoona, but a
daughter was in charge of the house. The
daughter was so hard to awaken that her
escape frotn ttie building by the stair way
was made with ditlicuhy. Several persons
claim to have Brst discovered the fire. Rail
road min on the coal warf claim first to
hare seen it coming out of the roof of the
Coata kitchen. Boyd Murray, engaged in
telegraphing, heard some one cry fire, nn
out of tbe ortice, aud iu the directiou of tbe
light. He kicked vigorously at the first
f tout door that ho came to in the building
that wai 011 fire in tbe bick yard. It was
Nankivel' place of residence, but be bad
not then heard the alarm of fire, of course
he put his bead out of an upstairs win
dow and demanded to know what all the
thumping on bis front door meant- "Tour
house is on tire," shouted the youth, Mur
ray, that was enough for Nankhcl, the!
1 he popular excursion of the JJIrt u'th
ni., h iving been well patronized, the 1'eun.
svivania rai:nd announces I he latt one of
ihese tavorile excursions to Cupe May and
Atlantic City, on August 21l, by n-cial
train ot their line Easthike cars, which are
acknowledged to be the most comfortable in
the country. This train will leave I'.tls
ourgh on the above date at 8 3 ,a. m., east
ern standard time, arriving at Philadelphia
at 7 25 p in., remaining over nijhtand p o
ceeding to the seashore the following morn
ing, as follows : To Atlantic City at 8 50
and Cape May at 9 a. m. Tickets good to
either imint will be sold at the verv low
rales for the round trip and good for ten
day, as follows: Pittbiirgh, fcUU': Irwin,
lu.Otl: tirernsbnrg. 10.00; L'niontonu, 10.
(N'j t'onneilsvillc. 10.UO; Latrobe, 10.IMI;
Bluirsville, 10.IKI; ludiaua, 10.0 Butler,
KI.W ; Joiiiistow n, 9.25; Crrsnon, 8 60; Al .
toona, 8.0'); Tyr.ir.e, 7.I5; Belluloute, 8.tii; j
Huntingdon, 1 .lit; Cumberland, B.-tO; Bed
lo.d, 8.50; Mt t'tuon. 0.75; McVeytown, fi.50
Lewisfown Jni ction, 6.10, Mitllin, 5 1!5,
Newport, 5.00. At this season ol the year
the halting, fi-diit.g and sailing is thetine-t,
and we would advise all to taka advaniatre
of this last opportunity to indulge in this
recuperative spoit. No further particulars
call on Agents ol this Company, or Address
Thoh. E. Walt, Passenger Agent, Western
District. 110 Filth avenue, l'ittsbuigh, Pa.
FROrVI THE PRESIDENT
OF BAYLOR DUIVEBSITY.
"Independence, Texas, Sept. 26, 1S.-2.
Otntlemtn:
Ayer's Hair Vigor
ITal been used in my household fur three
reasons:
1st. To prevent falling out ot the hair.
3d. To prevent too rapid change of color.
3d. As a dressing.
t has given entire satisfaction in CTory
.a.?nue. Youra respectfully,
Wjl. Carey Chase."
ATER'S HAIR Tir.OIt is entirely free
from uncleanly, dangerous, or injurious sub
tancva. It prevents the hair from turning
gray, restore gray hair to its original color,
prevents baldness, praserves the nair and
promotes lis growth, cures dandruff and
all diseases of the hair and scalp, and is,
at the lame time, a very superior and
desirable dressing.
rBZPABZO B
Dr. i.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Pruggista.
Stockholders Individ nail j Liable.
J. NEVIN POMEROY, Prtndnl.
T. VAN IRWIN, CaiAirr
DtaiCToas:
J. Nevin Pomeroy. Joseph Kothrock.
j George Jacobs. Philip M. Kepner,
: Amos O. Bonsall, Louis E. Atkinson.
I W. C. Pomeroy,
STOCinoLbKBS :
i J. Nevin Pomeroy, R. E. far';r-r,
, Philip M. Kepner,
l Joseph S'dhrock,
; (Jeorge Jacob,
j I.. R. Atkinson.
! W. C. Pomeroy,
, Amos t. llonsall,
i Noah H-;rtxler,
Charlotte Snvder,
Annie V. She! ley,
Jane II. Irwin,
Mary Kurtr.
Sai'iiiel .!. Kuril,
J. llnlmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwiu,
F. B. Prow.
John Uertzli-r.
1 ay Interest allowi-4 nt !l:e r:vf of 2 per
, cent, on b mon'hs certificates, o pt.r cent, on
1 12 months ceriilicates.
f jan2", IXM-tr
MictiiganBuggyGo.
KALAMAZOO. Mich.
Teachers Examinations.
Teachers Examinations for 1SS I for Juni
ata Couut), will be held as follow :
Miltiintown and Fermanagh, in Mitliin
town, Aug. 14.
Patterson and Milford, in Patterson, Ang.
15.
Port Boyal and Turbett, in Port Royal,
Aug lo.
Walker, at L'enterviilu, Aug. 18.
Dclaw.tre and Thompsontown, at Salem,
Ang. 19.
Greenwood, at Straight Water, Aug. 20.
Susquehanna, at Prosperity, AuJ. 21,
Monroe, at Kichficld, Aug. 22.
Kavetle, at McAiisterville, Aug. 23.
Lack, at Lick, Aug. 20.
Tuscarora, at McCoysville, Ang. 27.
Spruce Hill, at Wisdom, Ang. 2M.
Ii.-i.le, at Johnstown, Aug. 29.
Examinations begin strictly at o'clock
a. m. Strangers must furnish a certificate
of" good moral character. Directors are
specially iuvited to b present. A special
exaniiuatiou tor the county will be held iu
Mitliintown Sept. 27. W. K. At MAN.
Supt. Juniata County.
MA HltlED :
IIERSTETTEI! KEPLER, On the 17ih
day of July, at the residence of the resi
dence of the bride in Walker township,
Juniata county, P., by Rev. S. W. Kautf
man, Mr. James Hersttter, of Snyder coun-
Miss Laura Hamlin, in Patterson. j everv 1 tiu.rday evening.
Housekeepers in Lewistown, have made ' n;ce gj: baby lias come to increase the
the discoverv that the ' Buffalo moth," has i :or , i lesoonslbili.'r of Mr. McCIiu.ic"3
home ci e'e.
invaded almost every house in town
A Hollidaysbnrg lawyer, left for parts
unknown. He left debts to tho amount of
125,000, and nothing to pay them with. .
Tbe Juniata Valley Editorial Association
fill go on an excursion to Cape lay Sep
tember 17 and remain tilleptembca- 19.
Rev. Dawd Beal. of Johnstown, Cam
bria county, bus been visiting 3. B. M. Todd
and family, who are kiafolks of Mr. Beale.
The Democracy profess to be happy over
their la'e reunion in this county, and Sec
retary tstenger, a patron of the left wing
nas sent congratulatory expressions to some
of the brethren. Congressman Randall has
sko sent congratulatory word. Happy
brethren.
Aedrew Iletrick. a widow residing
10 Wild Cat Valley, about one mile east of
Millerstown, was bitten in her bare feet
three time on Thursday of last week by a
copperhead snake, twice in one foot and
one time in her other foot. Sbe waa in the
act of climbing a ladder to go into the hay
mow in search for eggs, and the venomous
reptile lay at the bottom of it. When Mr.
Hetrick put her foot on tbe round the snake
sank his fangs into the sole of it and follow
ed up with a thrust in the other foot The
lady suffered do little in consequence of
the poisonou wound, and was thought
would die on Thursday evening, but strong
hope are entertained for her ultimate re
covery. Newport Ledger.
DIED:
VCGlLL Oi Friday evening. Au;u-t
tStli. of cl!'e " i'". ii'i' u. Cua les Herbert,
ufant son o Kev. foo h t. J. A. Motiili,
a-ed 6 wee-.s and 5 dav. Asleep i'l Jesi's.
next minute he wag hurrying around inside to jj,,, r;mma C. llepler
the building like a man wbo desire to save
as many of bis household effect as be pos
sibly can under such circumstances. He
bad no Ins urance on his goods, and mauv
of his thiugs were burred. Boyd Murray
as about to bang tbe Coats front door
wh n the daughter of Mr. Coats appeared
at ihe door with a child in her arms and
asked the youth to lake it, he took it, but
what should be do with it? and ran across
junbta street, to Todd's corner and there
placed the littte one d iwn against the build
ing, and other people came along and etred
lor the child, m-anwhile the mother was
trying to save some things from the build
ing. Not many things belonging to the
Coats family was taken out of tbe house.
They bad uo insurance. Stine and family
beard the first alarm of fire, but the ftiines
sjirrad an rapidly and were so near when
they first started, that they lost many ol
their household goods. He bad no insur
ance. There was no insurance on the build
ing, and everything that was burned was a
clear loss to tbe owners. The property
was worth twenty-five bnndred dollars,
piobably, perhaps, more. The Patterson
firemen confined the tire to the building and
no other property was injured.
main A. Leaa Club.
Several evenings since "Republicans of
Mifllintown, Patteraon and vicinity met in
tbe club room and organised a Blaine and
Logan club by tbe election ol the following
o the era : President Col. Wm. Bell : Vice
President Cbaa. W. Mayer, C. B. Horning,
A. H- Fasick, Ja. Irwiu, and Jacob Lemon;
Secretary, John S. Graybill ; Treasurer, J.
W. Hughes ; Executive committee. Col. J.
K. Robison, W. W. Copeland, G. R. Hend
erson, W. II. Aikens, J. II. Willand Mason
Irwin Esq. A Constitution and By Laws
were adopted, after which upwards of fifty
member signed tbe same. The club do
ter mined fo meet every Tuesday evening
during the campaign in the club room. It
wa also determined to proenre a campaign
uniform tor every member. The constitu
tion can be fonnd at the Secretary' store,
where everv body who desires to connect
himself with the club can aign the same."
Mock For Male.
Wm. Banks keeps constantly on band at
bis farm in Fermanagh township, a supply
of cattle for butchering, and winter feeding,
and hogs, and brood sow. Ang. 6 3 mo.
Tbe Lothern Sabbath School will picnic
in Schweier' wood August 20, 1881.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
Mrrrinrrow, August 13, 1SS1.
Butter
Eggs
Lard
Hsm
Shoulder
Side
Rag
15
:s
12
17
10
10
11
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
New Wheat,
Old Wheat,
Lancaster
Corn.............
Oats,
Kye
New Cloverseed...
Timothy seed .....
Flax seed
Bran
Chop ,
Snorts...... .....
Ground Alnm Salt.
American Salt.....
80
85
87
10
35
70
5 00
- 1 25
1 40
1 00
1 50
1 30
1 25
OOal 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Pmia.. Aug. 11, 1884. Beef cattle, ex
tra at 7c. ; common 7c; fat cows at 3 to 5c;
Milch cows $30a$70. Sheep sheared extia
$0.20 per hundrwd pounds; common Sit.
HogsatSaPtc. Wheat 9oc per bush. Corn
tiGc. Oats 33s49c. Rye 6063. Spring
chicken at 17a20c. ; live old chicken 14c.
per lb. Butter 18a22e per lb. Eggs 17al8
cts. per do. Day $l4a$20 per ton. Clo
ver seed 9c. per bushels. Timothy seed
$1.50 per bushel.
. t ; a tv
LCi.1'0
".It
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and AGUE
Cr CHILLS and FEVER,
SHO UL MLRIL DISUSES.
The proprietor of this celebrated medi
cine juitly claim for it a superiority over
nil remedies ever offered to the public for
the SAFE, CERTAIN. SPEEDY and PER
MANENT cure of Ague and Fever, or Chill
sai Fever, whether of short or long stand
ing. Ha refer to the entire Western and
Couthera country to bear him testimony to
the truth of tbe assertion that in no case
vhatever will it fail to cure if tbe direo
tioai are strictly followed and carried out
in a great many case a single dose haa
haen sumoient for a ears, and whole fami
lies have been cured by a single bottle, wits,
a serfect restoration of tbe ereneral health.
It is, however, prudent, and in every ease
more certain to cure, if its use is eon tinned
ii smaller dr ses for a week or two after the
disease hss been checked, more especially
in difficult and long-standing cases. Usu
ally thia medicine will not reqrire any aid
to keep the bowel in good order. Should
tie patient, however, require a cathartic
medicine, after having taken three or fonr
doses of the Tonic a single dose of BULL'S
VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS will be suf
ficient. BULL'S SARSAPARILLA i tbe old and
reliable remedy for impurities of the blood
and Scrofulon affection the King of
Blood Purifiers.
DR. JOHN BULL'S VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER is prepared in the form of
candy drop, attractive to the eight and
pleasant to the taste.
SR. JOHN BULL'S
SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP,
BULL'S SARSAPARILLA,
BULL'S WORM DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies of the Day.
. riaelpal Offlra, $31 Sain St.. LQnSTII.LF. Kl'
Wholesale Manufacturers of all kinds of Opra aad
Tu DTGftlKS anil ROAD CA1CTS. Aats waate
crrrjnhrre. Wr.to for catalogue and price kaL
TOE WOBK A SPECIALTY.
THE FLORENCE
ARE THE
BEST.
If not for sale in your city aend to
TIIK FLORKNfK !TIArlII!m CO.,
Oil Stoves
TC aim manaftrture a full tins of CTTTEtS,
Including Swrll Body, Portland, Square Bos
w Kit Portland and Poaey Sleighs.
Bend for cuts aad prices before parch asing,
MICHIGAN BUGGY CO.,
Kil.All.Z00,
novelty Ibieo Pump.
. 1
i"-- - .7-4l W. aT - ' - - '
jfrSB.r lJ
HIOTtcr TOI R PKOPrty. S1YB T0TB
KM 'IT. SATK 1UI R mmtliS. fMrcetcrytklB
Ihat makes Jk-Mt plrraiat aai prr.;ub'N. Jt km
With fheBprink!prttv:tM f rvrnA thenNr
In pentl buw-r or prmy r w hie w itxitm
or cmaft, and ahfwsrtn lawns, pxnleca and
rpenhouswa, it haa bo equal. It U adaptM to
luruwiug iiqamattiuiifna oi an ftirtia to dt-r-tnny
D(xttui inaecta and bt'p c f et-rj ut -;r. on vbui
wiu3 ur nrr-a, ana taaoUHl co K pl ia c.ry bncM.
store aa a factory in tb cnurrry as a v.-. ctuwi
8ati f -r cJrcQiara aod prico liita.
I'EKTiAKCD D. SUITL!,
aia&Qfaetu.tr PtrU.
"THE GIRL I LETT BEHIND HE."
COPYRIGHTED im
9
-vrnii?.
ccslplu a 1 ? s'-i.
-.1 lUaVK Vi'ISSJSi'v.Y;
1 Jk-S-i'-.jSti
ninstrated bT tbe nse of a Bmrtry mad by T. T. Kajdnrk, which la not only tno Lcaalraa;
H..v In th.. nitnn. hut X H H . E a I I N ti KlUGI Of AHKKIOA. Haa
Hrl'rVa Wetr Kmr Uolt and Filth Wheel. Ask your dealer for th. T.
II IYVOI K Bl kbV, with the Haydock Harely utg noil ana ruua
lale lni'ure ruling over anr outer.
tTkkiaraUltoairaika4Maka mt. ikalaaw.a)k, mjiiii ta1ipSf
BMcuMtiTrasir.l Tl rjjt TT A VF 1 flf ? K '
Wlnliolf frr 1M.
1QE5T3 "sTAITED WHEKE VE SATE lOFE!
Cr. Plaa aad Twdftli StaL, CISCTIIATt. f.
HO UmiMKIT 80 FBOPTZASaJU
pEABODY HOTF.I.,
Ninth St , south of Chestnut, one square
south of the New Post Office, one-half
square from Walnut St. Theatre and in th
Tory business centre of the city. On the
American and European pians. Good rooms
fiom 50c to $3.00 per dir. Remodeled and
newly furnished. W. PAINE, X. D.,
Owner and Proprietor.
Not. 21, 1888, ly.
-
pstey Ornan Co . jrCtt7i
V J! G i ted
When tha -word Xutey or the
'word Organ is mentianed, tiuey
each nmert the otbSK.sn -wie j
eatuwn nrl mn popnler g the L
Ariiinesitsiauadth msczs.
Ti-re lattexa in each cf i- t j. o
WQrdaarermnttvVraof ecjoynm ;
in mnrtitrvlr. ot homea. IUcs. .
Oatalngne mstflnrl troo t- t-1
ppliranta
Subscribe for the Snlnttl aai Befublitm. I Sentinel and Uepabhcaa SlO a yei
PROGRESS!
WE BELIEVE IN IT !
WE AIM FOR IT !
PEOPLE SAY WE PEACTICE IT I
We can't rest on what our fathers did we mast do more and do it better.
OUR CLOTHING STORE
became too small for us and we bad to have more room for our ever increasing:
business, so we fitted np oar next store room below for oar
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
h is larse, epaeinu and finely fitted np Clothing Room, and we filled itnp
l.,000 dollar! worth of a very fine and well selected stock of
SPRUNG C-LOTHJJN'G.
Never w9 there such a fine display made and so large a selection brought to-
gemeroi mess , bovs' and nuLDKEXs' clothing, in Central Penn
sylvania. Our friends and customers when they come
to visit us will approve of enr
PROGRESS - ENTERPRISE!
Oar arrangements for selling ia complete in every detail, in
QUALITY, PRICES AND STYLES,
4 and cannot be surpassed within a radius of 150 miles of our
BEAUTIFUL AXD PLEASANT NEW STORE ROOM.
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR TIIE LARlJKST AND FATTEST I'KOPLE !
WK HAVE CI.OTIII.Nt; KOK TIIE THINNEST AND XMAl.LKST 1'KOPLE!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR LARUE, TALL AND SLIM PKOPLK !
WE HAVE CLOTHINU FOR HEAVY-SET AN1 SHOUT PEOPLE
WK HAVE Cl.oTHING FOR HARD WOKKI.Nli PLAIN PEoPIE'
WE HAVE CLOTH 1M FOR STYLISH YOCXXJ SPURTING PEOPLE!
In Boys' and Childrens Clothing ee jy Special Attention
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR POYS THAT GO TO COLLEGE!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FR BOYS THAT HO TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS!
WK HAVE CLOTHING FOR POYS THAT WORK FOR THEIR PARENTS !
WE HA v'R CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FKoM 4 TO 5 YEARS OF AGE '
WK HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM 6 TO 7 YEARS OF AGKt
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM 8 TO 8 YEARS OK AE
WE UAVE CLOTHINU FOR CHILDREN FROM 10 TO 11 YEARS OF AGE t
Furnishing Goods Department :
Hats, of the newest and nzost stylish selections ; Shirts, all prices; Trunks
and Satchels, of all sizes; Neck-ties and Suspenders, at all prices.
Our new goods and store must be seen lo be appreciated.
THIS IS A GENEBAL USD COMAL MTATM TO ALL.
SCH0TT, The CbMer,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOAVN, lY.
April 16, IrSl-ly.
The Best is the Cheapest.
THE ZIMMERMAN EVAPORATOR
IS THE OSLT OS I
Made of Galvanized Iron.
It is portable, dnruble, absolutely
fire-proof, economical, and will cure
fruit an-t vefretables in less time and
lest fuel than any other Drver 10 tbe
Market.
It will pay for itsWf in lesa than
thirty day if properly attended. Its
producta are uimurpasscd as to iaal
ty or color, and are in great demand
at hifcn prices.
Fnll instroci
rru k, and mark
company each
AbOKISS
.11 4 m ICE LEONARD.
OAKLAND MILLS,
m. JUNIATA CO., PA.
i
SI
- -- .VT.' H i : '
1
lions how todry, bleach f: .yf:' gZ 1
rket the products ac- k4r'SrMf A r3 - ferp-nl j
S3
vneref, .4
4
EMORY'S LITTLE CATEA!?Tin FILLS
are th. BEST EVER MADE for Co.ti.:.fc me-tiam NMdoolWk
VD ood oum ot Uuv or tour Emory' LtCe Clliarti: Vil's. fiUowed by on
piu entry n iKbt forawn-k or two. mu too htui:r. cvL n.rj raaumrolar
. work; " Moo and pot ww Lf ia i br.kpn .town bodT.
f"-' m!bU' "- IIIb'o th- ,ov , cuoid may take
tnem. 8uU by aj Uni. uu and Houom iMien U!S ct. k Ooj, cr by nuU.
STANDARD CURE CO, Proprieton, 197 PoaH Bt, K.Y.
Cmon'a Uttfa Cit,-iW-i
Bet 1'iU errr wi jiuw. Worth twice tho m ::cy tutrd.v;. w. K. Ooaaa
VS LtTlr t! C"uaru!SL Wn. Fmur, Milts ttiwr. N. C. Kr v. i bh!? m
CAT i :t PILL3 o'I"nl re.iifd. S. IV. l!ja. Locur Uro'?. Otiio. 1 -pcoiuBi.nJ
ere -at-od from 'te'n J" -oli;.Nai "" T' 1 h,- n c x v.!m t--k. l,tso
X aovBrf:iiiiii.irBMr-ly: y coata'o no LjllUiI O wtbiiiiIU VUIC flliOi
iuiaiot. '! .. :iry. it i-::sa auy ioi-il. Jorsta Ly p.iy:cuuf aq I Vr!d ny dni,'
im.- 7icjl4'..". b .AXlliiAJlO C'OE.
ru: ov.'rywher, cr
DO YOUR C':i PA:NTir.C AMD UCfl
PSTNTfi
SHAKER
LIQUID
i iliiAU
NON-CCnSCSiY,
RT?.TT.T.TATTT ATTTi tm AT. .
VVeaaaMeMaafaaBaami m W
W piftrmiit0 tfM r!nt to 1m pare ltul, in
ud Colon, iroaiMl ia pare Lnntnl .
PrfcM and Sample Card ahowin Colors usailcd
pun appUcatioa
STANDARD ?AS?4T CO.,
CLEVI'IVM), OHIO.
A 1 i f? T 7 U Send six cent
ioxisvavrv
BIm: ami
Dr.LaBuw,
for Tostairf.. and
, . . ... "... . - .r . j vi uuu, .uau IspOfeVrr,
win neip an. 01 eiiner aez, to moro money
right ay than anything else io this world.
Fortonr await the worker absolutely nre.
At once addresa Tail k. Co., Augusta, Me.
April 2, 18fc4-ly. i
nTTTTvmr?
QUI IO
Wfakawa, fcaiawrway antakkki auJ
.mife tnaioKnt; um! tu.'
mnrUMtj. iartonn :i T--atr4. C I r m:r fi r list of
Qtwtio fc htanv..i hv t b oVht'i t?vtnwnl by W,
Vneea wmerim-tm Rrptnm -JvJ and their am
Vtaw km icbm! ;!-. t !:..- md? llNMta It
tr. V. L. B iX jt. r : xt rtyw tn f aifarvv
4"t. 4 ti.'. IuUiU.. ayj- 4.1 -.f.. Kr. lue) W.