SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
Wednesday, Sept br. 10, 1SS4.
TEEMS.
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SHORT LOCALS.
Oysters are in season.
These are the days for the over ripe egg
Dr. Derr, has bad a new roof put on his
nonse.
White stockings are again becoming fash
ionable.
Why do men swear in their every day
conversation ?
For bargains in many things go to Hack-
enberger's store.
The Port Koyal river bridge wilt be free
on re-nnion day.
About a dozen new houses are being put
op in Lewistown.
Candidates are getting ready (or the No
vember campaign.
1 rout oi too Lewistown tree .Tress was
in town on Friday.
How can a woman pass a millinery store
without looking in J
The beat of last week would have done
credit to mid summer.
The Patterson schools are to be opened
cn the ICth of September.
Hog cholera has broken out among the
hogs in Cumberland comity.
The government cold wave flag consists of
a white Held and black center.
R early all of the wheat this vear will be
sowed in the decline of the mooc.
Greenbackers will bold a state conven
tion on the 18th inst., at Bellefonte.
Muddy Run Sabbath School held a cele
bration in Lanver's woods last Saturday.
Two prisoners escaped from the Belle
fonte jail yard, by climbing over the walL
Slajor Howell, of Spruce Hill, was in town
last week. His health is slowly improving.
Ed. J. Frysinger, of the Daily Herald,
Chester, Pa., is visiting friends in this coun
ty. Colonel Selheimer democratic candidate
for State Senate was in town last Wednes
day. The Lutheran Home Missionary Society
held a pic nic iu Fowl's woods list Thurs
day. Hurrah for Vermont. The Republican
gcvertor was elected last weeh by 21,000
majo-ity.
George McCulloch, and James L. Coyle,
t( Port Royal, are offon a trip a foot to New
Tork City.
On Wednesday a car full of coal oil bar
rels was partly mashed in a wreck in the
Patterson yard.
Stonu in Perry county blew the corn
down which will multiply the labor of har
vesting the crop.
Senator, n. B. Anthony, of Rhode Is
land died oa the 2nd inst at Providence,
be was born in lSld.
Dr. Elder has returned from the west, but
will in the near future take his family and
locate at Aurora Illinois.
Several hundred tons of fertilizer have
been brought to Juniata this season aud
sold around among the farmers.
Since the 1st of September nine hours
constitute a day's work in the shops of the
Peuiiivsn:a railroad company.
J. C. Bon sail brother of editor A. G.
Eons-all died at Washington city on Satur
day night, aged about 44 years.
Tne Huntingdon Senatorial conrerees a--gaia
failed to nominate a repuoncan candi
date on Satutday, at Harrisburg.
llowi r's threshing steamer burst its boil
rr while at work at Henry SuloutTs barn in
Fermanagh township, last Saturday.
Contractors, Charters and Leidy, have
completed the erection of the frame school
house in Slim Vs'ley, at Mount Hope.
On Monday and Tuesday ttis wetk,
Frar.klin count people he'd a jubilee over
the one hundredth anniversary of the coun
ty. The many friends of Mrs. TV. C. Laird, ol
SfeCoysville were pained by the information
that Mrs. Laird had been stricken by piraly
sit. Joseph Rothrock has returned from the
wee, w ell pleased with the country. He was
locking to the improvement of a 300 acre
farm.
Professor John Langly is trying to prove
to his brother scientists, that the color of
the light of the sun is blue above our atmos
phere. McClain who murdered Smearman at the
Newton Hamilton camp meeting will be
tried at the November term of court at
Lewistown.
Vermont, the bright star in the east, that
arose in the east with a great republicsn
majority, is followed by a large majority
vote in Maine.
Large as is the yield of Fultz wheat, the
farmers are experimenting with other wheat
with the thought of producing something
more prolific.
Mrs. Franciscns, wife of F. G Francis
cus, died in Lewistown, cn Monday, the
1st inst. Interment in Lewiftown ceme
tery, on Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Bunco advertises a farm of 12
acres in Slim Valley, for sale, at public
ontcry, to take place on the 2rd. day of
September. See bill.
James Mathers was thrown from his bi
cycle while going down Reno's hill on Sat
urday. His head was severely cut and re
quired surgical attention.
A western girl has a pet bear, which she
says can out hug any two young men iu that
vicinity. There is trouble brewin' for that
animal. New Yo:k Journal.
The public sale of horses by Kurtz and
Wilson on Sarcrdny brought a number of
people to town. The average price realized
on the horses was about $316.00.
Notice Ail persons are hereby notified
sot to tresspass noon the orchard of the
uncersinedkin Tuscarora township.
ALEXANDER MCK1NLET.
Socretarv of the United States Treasury,
Charles J. Folger, died at bis home in Ga
neva, N. Y- last Thursday. He was born
in Massachusetts in April 1918.
Farxees axd Beeedecs Lite Stock. As
socuftox or the L'kiteo States. Insures
horses J cattle against theft and disease
a. reasoiablv rates. For terms apply to
A. H. WEnMA5,
Miffliattwn, Pa, Agent.
rinil Pf.;fff..l .... j,
. .u larmer residing
in Penn township, Huntingdon county, was
found dead in bis bed on Monday morning,
September 1st. Ho was 78 years of age.
C actios I hereby caution all persons
against making charges against me without
my order as I will refuse payment.
J. H. Rodgers,
jonn a. urayDiu baa sold the two fif
teenths of a tract of 6000 acres of timber
land in Carter county, Tennessee, to N arbor
and Moore, of Liberty, Tioga connty Pa.
for $2,000.
j onn uays, wbo has become well known
as the popular manager of the railroad
house and eating room at this place has ta
ken charge of the Company's restaurant
Uarrisburg.
Dr. Beach, of Altoona, who killed his
wife some nine months ago was found
guilty of murder in the first degree by
Blair county jury on Saturday. He was
depraved man.
igorous health Is man's finest estate.
If weak and nervom, send for circular and
tree trial package of Pastilles a radical
cure. Harris Reined v Co.. St. Louis. Mo.
Sep. 8-84.
Carl Espenschsde, has entered his fath
er's store, in place of J. E. Shaffer. Mr,
Smaller is a hrst rate salesman and a busi
ness house in need of such help would do
well to employ him.
HotSEAOLD GOODS AT FfBLIC SALE. Cook
stove, table, bedstead, washstand, crocks,
fruit jars, etc., at 2 o'clock p.m., Saturday,
September 13, 18S4, at my residence, Mif
fiintown, Pa. THOMAS A. ELDER.
Captain Patterson, republican candidate
for State Senate, was in town last Wednes
day, ne has been troubled with malaria.
l he District Conference should give the
Captain the nomination.
1 he nnest fertilizing drill in the market
can be had from Kennedy & Doty for $30
They alse keep constantly on hand Aniuio
niated Phosphate, Dissolved Bone and Pure
Raw Bone. Julv 22 1884. tf.
A New Tork bat maker spent several
days in town, "doing np" antiquated plug
fasts. He did a thriving business for some
time and now the retinished old plugs will
do to go on dress parade with.
Samuel Robinson passed the Naval Acad
emy examination idu lert for his new place
on Tuesday niomWg. H's ancestors have
lived in this val:ey since 17 oi. It ni l be a
great rhange froni the inoj-itui-j to the sea.
Fasic has repainted the pea nut stand in
red and blue, colors that used to be called
Dutch colors, but recently a famous trarel-
r and antiquarian, says that the red and
blue are not Dutch colors, but Eit India
colors.
Professor E. W. Claypole, ssys, in last
week's Perry county Freeman that the
only fish fossils obtained from the Silurian
rocks in America have been obtained in I
Perry county at Bloomfield near the office
of the Freeman.
Last Thursday night Mac Bryner was
hauling a load of phosphate up Tuscarora
valley. He left the team to locic the wajrin
down Church Hill, and by some means fell
nder the wagon which in its passage over
iu broke both his legs.
Some days njro George Meminger, of
Spruce Hill, fell from '-the over-head" to
the barn floor and broke his colar bone. He
was preparing to thresh oats. Dr. Brazee
was called and rendered the surgical atten
tion required in the case.
A public sale of buggies to have taken
place last Wednesday, did not take place
for the reason that the people all went to
the Court House instead of to the sale.
The attraction beine the trial of Longacre
for having killed Kepner.
The great electrical exhibition is in full
blast in Philadelphia, in the old P. R. R.
station buildings. There are millions
in it for the man who can apply electricity
to run machinery. Who is the man capa
ble for such an invention ?
The soothing and restorative effects of
Ayer's Cherry Pectorial are realized at once
in ail cases of colds, coughs, throat or lung
troubles, while its far-reaching and power
ful healing qualities are always demonstrat
ed in the most serious pulmonary disorders.
An old cattle dealer says, the quickest
way to cure bloat in cattle is to get them to
belch, and the quickest way to get them,
is to catch the tongue of tha suffering ani
mal with your hand and hold it a few min
utes, which will cause the animal to belch.
There is a good deal of talk as to who is
to be made an example of before court in
this community for stealing fruit. A num
ber of people complain that their fruit has
been stolen from garden and orchard, and
some boys or men will be made an example
of.
The humble bee has disappeared, and
why? is the question. Has disease destroy
ed it, or has it found more flowery fields to
work in elsewhere? Some people believe
that the failure of the clover-blossom is
owing to the disappearance of this hnmble
bee.
Mind and body alike suffer from sluggish
action of the blood, the result of dyspepsia
br billiousness, Ayer's Pills will stii np the
liver, excite the stomach and bowels to ac
tivity, open the pores of the system, and
insure health of the body, which is indis
pensable to mental vigor.
Jobn Kessler and Moses Pannebaker are
painting Free 8pring meeting house, both
in and outside. Tbey bave been doing their
own cooking in the kitchen that is attached
to the building. Last week they enjoyed a
feast on a fine large rooster that Michael
Beshore, Sr., presented to them.
Prevent serious 6ickness by taking oc
casionally one of Emory's Little Cathartic
Pills, a wonderful appetizer, an absolute
preventive and cure of Biliousness, pleas
ant to take, sugarcoated. Ask your drug
gist for them and take no other. 15 cents.
Sep. 3-84.
The editor of the Newport News is a
keen observer. He is satisfied that as the
moon approaches its full crazy people are at
their worst, and people who are a lit tie
wrong in the upper story are prone to in
dulge in fighting, drinking, and to engage
in many other irregular acts. Correct, keep
your eye on the moon boys.
On Mondav afternoon hind wheel of
Morice Leonard's four horse wazon came
off while the teamster was crossing the riv
er by the ford below the bridge at this
place. He shouted for help, Will McCoy
and Harry Tyson weut to h-s assistance and
brought the wheel back from a stone pile
against which it bad floated and helped to
put it on the point of the axleUee.
The Newnort fcews relates that, one
day late last week a dog belonging to Kz-a
Patton, of Buffalo township, went mad and
attacked and killed a chicken. Joseph Pat-
ton's, Ezra Patton's son, aged perhapstwen
ty-fjve years, in an effort to drive the dog
away fro-n the chicken received a scratch
nn n nf his hands, but It is not known
which of the animals inflicted it. The dog
ran away and hasnot been heaid ol rince.
The Mifflin Academy will begin iu Fall
nd Winter Session on Wednesday, Sep
tember IU, 1884, at 8 a. it. Selection of seals
to be made Tuesday, September 9, at 7:30
F. . For partic alar call at the Academy
after September 1, or at any time address
the principle at Mifflintown, Juniata conaty,
r Johs Masoi Dcmcav.
A Carlisle paper says : Mr. Kiser, a Dun
kard preacher, of near Bloserville, was kind
enough to let an old man who was tramp
ing, sleep in his house, on Monday night of
last week. In the morning the tramp paid
his kindness by stealing two gold rings.
He was followed and overtaken on the road
and brought to Newville. He had a hear
ing before Squire Woodburn and was re
manded to jail.
The Perry connty Advocate reports an
other case of drugging at Harrisburg. as
ioiiows: John Toe. a huckster nf R.ni.
more, visited Harrisburg on Tuesdav of
last wees to collect some out-standine
debts. He returned home the m ni.di
but died on Wednesday from what at the
time was thought to be cholera morbus. It
turns out that he was drugged and robbed
in Uarrisburg, and the poison in the drug
caused death.
Miss Ida McMeen, daughter of Samuel
McMeen, of Van Wert, about 10 o'clock on
Saturday evening called her lather and com
plained of being very sick, Mr. McMeen
went speedily to the aid of his daughter.
ana then hastened to summon Mrs. Sellers.
a neighbor and Mrs. Frey, another neighbor,
and by the time he returned bis daughter
was dead, rrom the time of the call of the
daughter to the close of her life was not
over fifteen minutes.
A correspondent has written to a newspa
per to ask why it is that at the Democrat
ic mass meetings which he has attended the
band always plays the popular air contain
ing the words "The army and navy forev
er," when at the same meetings he is told
that we hare not enough navy to make a
respectable review iu Robeson's fish pond
in Jersey ? It may be briefly answered that
it is perfectly consistent for brass bands in
attendance at Democratic meetings to blow
in behalf of the army and navy forever. All
that the party has ever done for these insti
tutions consists of mere blow.
When the king takes snuff the courtiers
all sneeze," and following out that line of
ourtesy, ever since Governor Pattison's
private secretary Rev. Mr. Everett preached
n the Methodist church last Sabbath, the
press henchman of the Pattison adiuinistra-
on in this county, editor G arm an, of the
TnLuae, has been carrying on a lively time
of politico, religo, snuflb, sneezing. Mr.
Everett preached in the Lutheran church in
the eveuing. Both, the morning and even
ing sermon is favor.bley spoken of by peo
ple who heard them. The secretary was the
guest of editor Gar man while in town.
The Bloomfield Democrat of last week
says : Un last l nursaay morning, Lalvin
Foster, youngest son of John Foster of Ty
rone township, met bis death in the woods
hile engaged in cutting stare timber tor
the McComiick mills at Oak Grove. A tree
was being cut down by Geo. W. Baker and
William S unday. At it was abont to fall
Baker called to Calvin and William Foster
to get out of the way, which they attempt
ed to do, but the falling tree struck a dead
hestnut, which broke off' and a limb there
from hit Calvin Foster on the head, crush
ing bis skull and breaking his neck He
lived but a few minutes after the accident.
He was aged about 21 years and was much
esteemed by all who knew him.
The Lewistown Free Press of last week
says ; Joseph Musser, proprietor of the Cu
ba Mills, about 1 miles this side of Mitltin
town, who superintended the late extensive
repairs in Greybills' mill at this place, got
out of his sulky yesterday afternoon about
half-past three o'clock for the purpose of
learning how the machinery was working
in the latter mill. While therein his gray
mare, a fine animal, became frightened in
some way and broke loose, running up
Brown street at a high rate of speed. When
near Cooper's meat market she fell, dislo
cating hef right hip and otherwise injuring
herself. The sulky was not damaged, Fe
lix Smoker kindly offered Mr. Musser the
use of his stable, and promised to take
care of the animal. Mr. Musser accepted
the kind offer.
On Sunday morning the horse company
was notified that a thief bsd stolen the bay
horse of Jobn R. Jenkins, of Miltord, on
Saturday night, the same horse that had
been stolen and rescued some time since
in company with a black horse. About the
time the company was ready to institute a
search word was brought to town that the
horse was found in the stable of Wm.
Leach who lives near Doyle's Mills, Mr.
Leach says that he found the horse tied to
the fence on Sunday morning, and then he
pat the beast in the stable, be did not know
what it all meant butpresumed that some one
would call for the animal. It was men in
the employ of Mr. Jenkins that passed
that way making inquiry fur the lost horse
that inquired of Leach, and were directed to
the stable and there found the missing
horse. Who rode the horse to Leach s
place and there left him is a question. The
distance ridden is about 5 miles.
The Liverpool Sun of the 4th inst., says,
On Saturday afternoon last our locality was
visited by a violent thunder storm, and dur
ing its continuance a fierce crash of thun
der startled the people of town. Great was
the excitement when it was learned that it
struck Richard Fritz's blacksmith shop and
killed a horse in side. It struck the upper
end of the shop, split the center post,
knocked splinters on the corner post next
the canal and the boards, and knocked a
trough loose and threw it against the horse
he was falling. Tne horse was tied to the
post that was split, and Mr. Fritz had just
finished putting a shoe on him and sat down
when he fell. Mr. Fritz and H. Hunter,
who brought ;he horse there, were so stun
ned that they fell over. The horse belong
ed to Frank Bowers who hauls lumber for
the stave mill below town. It was a good
work horse. Emanuel Carl then came with
his team and took the carcass off.
During the same storm two cows were
killed by lightning for Hiram Jackson, in
Ptoutz' Vallev. They were in the field
about 200 yards in front of the barn.
The Greencastle Press says : Benjamin
r.mr. was the victim of a very bold rob
bery on Tuesday evening. One of his chil
dren is lying dangerously ill with typhoid fe
ver. The sick-room is on the first door of
the house and the windows during the warm
weather have been let open. Mr. Grove
wearied with watching his sick child was re
wi bv Mrs. Grove. He threw himself
upon a bed which stands near a window in
. .';niniTir room, without removing his
WJjiB '
garments. He had not been sleeping long
when be was awakened in some manner, ana
be attempted to walk ont into the other
room when he felt a que- senation, and
conld hardly walk. His wl.'j persuaded him
to go lie down again as he 'as not feeling
well. In the morning be arose as nsual, and
while at work in the field about 8 o'clock,
missed his pocket book. He immediately
went to the house and instituted a search,
but without success. Then flashed across
his mind the theory that he had been drug
ged and robbed. Circumstances corroborate
that theory. Early that night a lady sitting
by the sick-bed, beard noise at the win
dow in the adjoining room, and called, but
receiving no answer paid no more attention
to the matter. This, coupled with tho disa-
ability of Mr. Grove upon attempting to
walk after being waked is circumstantial ev
idence that be is right in bis suspicions.
Mr. Grove thinks that the burglar entered
the room and remained under the bed until
he bad fallen asleep, when be drugged and
robbed him, then escaping out of the win
dow. He had some slight suspicious as to
the guilty chaps, and they had better go
slow with the money or he will trap them
The purse contained about $31.
'I Don't Feel Like Work."
It makes no difference what business yon
are engaged iu: whether you are a preacher,
a merchant, a mechanic, a lawyer or a com
mon laborer, vou can't do your work well
while you are half sick. Thousands try to,
but all in vain. How much better to keep
your organs in good order bv taking Par
ker's Tonic when yon feel "a little out of
sorts." It would be money in your pocket.
One nour of good rejoicing health is worth
half a dozjU hours lull of languor and pain
Stock For Sale.
Wm. Banks keeps constantly on hand at
bis farm iu Fermanagh township, a supply
of cattle for butchering, and winter feeding,
ana nogs, ana urooa sows. Aug. t s mo,
Farmeri.
Kennedy and Doty are prepared to fur-
nisn you with ail kinds of r arming nuple
ments. Phosphates at a saving to you of
i per cent.
Do Xot Forget.
Do not forget that at Hess's Photograph
Gailery you can get any small picture en
larged tor to cents. Also anything that is
made in Pbotopraphy, you can get here
done up, in first class style. All the latest
style pictures, fuch as Cards, Cabinets.
Promenade, Pannel, Bondoir, Jfcc., 4lc,
Frames of all kinds cheap.
An) bod j.
That desires to save 20 to 35 per cent,,
on agricultural implements can be accoma-
ted by Kennedy & Doty. This same firm
has sole agency in Juniata countv, lor the
well known Susquehanna Bone Phosphate
and are also prepared to furnish pure,
ground, raw bone, at lowest prices. In the
teed line: Corn, Oats, Kve, Shorts, Mid
dlings, Bran, Oil Cake and Meal.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
MirrLiiTOwa, September 10, 1884.
Butter 15
F-Kf? "
Lard 12
Ham 17
Shoulder 10
Sides 10
Rags ; I
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat
Foltz Wheat,
Lancaster ..,
Corn
Oat
. . .. Id
80
85
.... 65
30
60
5 50
1 30
I 40
1 00
' 1 50
1 30
1 25
1 OOal 10
MARKETS.
Rye
New Clorerseed
Timothy seed
Flax seed
Bran......
Chop .,
Snorts
Ground Alum Salt...
American Salt
PHILADELPHIA
Pmi.ADEi.rniA, September 8, 1884.
Beef cattle 4a7c, milch cows $30.i70, fat
cows 3a) J;, hogs 8a3c per pound, dressed
beef "a 10c per lb, iive sheep 2uc per lb,
cloverseed 9a9J, timothy seed $1.55al.C2,
hay $12al7 per ton, eggs 19a20c per doz,
butter 18a25c per lb, live spring chickens
llal2c per lb, ducks 8al0c per pound.
Wheat, Pennsylvania red Ulc per bushel,
corn, tjaooc per uusn .'i, oais, aoaooc per
bushel.
OimiANS' COURT SALE,
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order issued out ef the
Orphan s Court of Juniata countv, the un-
dersiKned, Administrator of Jacob F. Smith
late of alaer township, deceased, will
sell at public sale on the premises, at 1 o'
clock P. M.,on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1884.
The following described valuable real es
tate oi said decedent, to wit:
A tract of land situate In Walker town
ship, Juniata county, bounded by lands of
George Ucekruan and others on the north ;
by lands ol E tl. Repter ana omers on me
west ; by lands of Michael Coldren and
others on the south ; by lauds of John Mus
ser and others on the east, containing
82 ACRES
and 28 perches be the same more or less,
about 20 acres well set with timber, balance
clear and under good cultivation with never-failing
running water in every field ex
cept one. The buildings are
A TWO STORY HOUSE
of logs pebble dashed, NEW BANK BARN,
and other out buildings.
There is an orchard ol young apple trees
and other fruit on the farm.
TERMS. 10 per cent, of the purchase
money on the day of sale wbt-n the prop
eoty is struck down, 40 per cent, of the
purchase money on the first day of April,
1835, when deed will be delivered and pos
session given the balance being 4, of the
purchase money to be paid iu two equal
pav ments, one half on the first diy of Oc-
' - ... l ., .1... A A
tober looo ana ine wumcc ou iuc m uj
of April 1886, each of the two last payments
to bear interest from April 1, 18S5 and be
secured by judgment b inds.
juti.i r. sauu,
Administrator of Jacob F. Smith, deceased.
Private sale.
The undersizned offers his farm situated
in Walker township, Juniata county, at pri
vate sale. There la a GOOD HOUSE AN D
muv. w.ipon shed, and other out oiuia
ings, fifteen acres of land in a high state of
cultivation. Fruit, ana gooa waier at
door. This is a valuable property ana wm
bo sold for $1300. Call at once.
N. B. ALEXANDER.
HEWGOODS.
I would inform the public that I have
now in my new millinery store at my place
of residence on Water street, Mifflintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a f ull stock, of spring and summer millinery
goods, a!l new, and of the latest styles,
and having employed first c!ass milliners,
I am prepared to supply the public with
everything found in a firstclass milliner
store, come and examine my stock. I
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DEIHL.
Har
2-83.1.T.
pEABODT HOTEL,
Ninth St . south of Chestnut, one square
nmh nf the New Post Office, one-half
..,nr.- from Walnut St. Theatre and in the
n-rr hnsiness centre of the city. On the
American and Eurooean plans. Good rooms
f:om 50c to 13 00 aer dsv. Remodeled and
newlv furnished. W. PAINE, M. D.,
Owner and rroprietor.
Foa Exit. A house and lot of 4 acres
near Van Wert, in Walker township. Ad'
dress or call on John Cleck, Van Wert, Ju
niata county, Pa.
Airy Tlew Academy, Port R or
al, Juniata Co., Pa.
riiHE fall session'of this institution of
-L learning will begin
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 188L
Instruction given in all branches usually
taught in the best academies. For partic
uliirs see circular.
David Wilsos,
J. Howabd Neelt, A. B., (Princeton, N. J
July 23-tf.
Principals.
The Chicago Railroad Exposition.
The recent Railroad Exposition in Chicago re
vealed the gigantic strides made by genius and
capital in the field of transportation. Another re
markable thing is the development of the Florence
Oil Stove for cooking and heating. It was the first
in its field in point of time : is now conceded to be
first in superiority, and wili continue to receive the
awards and medals wherever exhibited, and the
prao&cs of all who use them.
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I it ii trial pak?n u:.l
irvtn lanporufit f a u bef.j-t
tli3.3ft li. al .!(.$ i; ib
Urfcf wua .ttrsuoa to bsV
oca r emu paia or ibms
Tcrirxoo. Fabled on lei
(x. U U j vr-i i ;a -n lurtr.?!
Gio'.in iu UiT Bi t ri'-i'
U.m. l.recta-''U viwacL.i
cf Ji at.skci !t ty
L Sailcal Cars
FOB
SPEBliTOIllllISA
IMPDTIEjiSY.
7TeBtd far eve? ft
Trs br vm ta thou
of
ciJclfiLaeiACt; fit l:!t
t' fCCOT th Bits id n
i -a mr vtc.m s -w
U 1?iAL
PACKACo.
SEND ADDRESS
HARS!3 REMEDY COMKTs Chembts.
SOoS Konh letu St., St. loals, Eo.
Oaf liamn TxtrraiT. $3 ; 2 k;ktks.$2 : 3 vasna, (7.
HEADACHES
Are generally Induced
by Indigestion, Fool
Stomach, Costlvenesa,
IX-firient Circulation,
or some Derangement
of the Liver and Digestive System.
ScfTcrcr3 will find relief by the use oi
Ayer's Pills
to stimulate the stomach and produce a regu
lar daily movement of the bowels. By their
action on these organs, AVer's Pills divert
tho bluod from the brain, and relieve and
v-ire all forms of Congestive nJ Nervous
Ilcdnrhr, Bilious Headache, and Sick
li Tadrwhc ; and by keeping the bowels free,
anJ preserving tho system in a healthful
c. c liiion, they insure hnrnnnity from future
&ltacks. Try
Ayer's Pills.
rEEPASED BY
Dr. J.C Ayer 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
tv
JSsH GiiLUS
9 CA
mm s
FOR THE CURE OF
7Etif2 arsd AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
r.;D JUL HILARIU DISEASES. ,
Tue prcpnotor of this celebrated medi
cine jas:';7 claims for it a superiority over
ul rc.-BT-ies ever offered to the public for
SAFE. CEKTAIH. SPEEDT and PEB
Jllb 1ST cure of Ague and Fever, or Chills
:iX t ever, whether of short or long sund-
?cr. Ko refers to the entire Westers and
ij-ithera country to bear him testimony to
:he truth of tea assertion that in no case
Thatover will it fail to cure if ths direc
:Vns ere strictly followed and carried ont
Xa a great many cases a single doia has
been sufficient for a cure, and whole fami
Uo: have been cured by a single bottle, with.
x perfect restoration of the general health.
I: is, however, prudent, and in every case
30ie certain to cure, if its nse is continued
in smeller dojes for a week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially
in difficult and long-standing cases. Usn--Jly
this medicine will not require any aid
"i keep the b;wels in good Older. Should
"23 patient, however, reqoiro a eatkartio
nedicine. after having taken three or four
ioit of the Tojio. a single dose of EULL'3
VEGETABLE FA1HXY PILLS will be suf-
""iTuTL'S SARSiPAEILLA is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities of the blood
Scrofulous affections the Eing ef
Clocd Purifiers.
12. JOHN BULL'S VEGETABLE WCEXI
Dr:ir.UxEa is prepared ia the fera cf
canny u-ops, attractive to the sight and
p!e:.5-int to the taste.
an. joini auLL'G
SSiTrTS icaic SYRUP,
EULL'S SARSAPAR!LLA,
GULL'S WORK PESTPOYtR,
The Popular Remedies of tho Car
rlncipal G!3fe, Ml Bais St, LGOSVtf.I.r, iT.
The Great Brooklyn Bridge.
The engineer hare at last made the grip a
success upon the New York and Brooklyn Bridge
Railroad. But this is weak compared to the grip
which the Florence Oil Stove bas upon the minds
of the people. It cooks and heats, is made in large
and small sizes, and has ererr fixture any one
could wish. Call upon local dealer, or writt fur
particulars to Florence Machine Compacy. Flor
ence, Mass.
r
THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME."
COPYRIGHTED UTT -.'T'
ii..lnrk's Safeiv Kin Bolt anl rum
II AY DOCK KITUur, with the Hajdoc saievy a-iug "
Life is insecure ri.iin over any other.
n u 11-- to c"' mr"- "!"!"ffljrL!ir!r
tcuorr.i rr. rr. :e3:.a-"2tdoc2C,
FVii4 for r.llri s4 . . Tw.iflB sts C15CI5.HTI. O.
AQOT8 "JfAHTED WHEEE WE HAVE KOSE! HO ISVESTYEST SO PH0FTT1BLEI
Subscribe for the SraiVJ ai RtpnMi-an.
THE BISSELL PLOW-
WM. IUCHTER,
oue of the largest farmers in
DAUPHIN COUHTT, PENN'A,
whose addrs BECVENCE, says :
THE 1IIS$EL,Ij PL.OW
is the best he ever used, and he bas nsed
the Oliver Chilled. THE BISSELL,
be says, is lighter in weight, light
er draft, and turns a looser
and nicer furrow, and puts
the ground in a better
condition for
harrowing.
We also have on hand, for sale, the
OUTER CHILLED PLOWS
ADD
WliXD CHILLED PLOWS.
at 20 per cent, less money than usual. Also
REAPERS,
GRAIN DRILLS
MOWERS,
HARROWS, &C.
KEXSEDY & DOTY,
MICIIntoiYn, Pa.
May 2", 1884-tf.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFLI3TOW3, PA.
WITB
BRANCH AT POET KOYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
J. NEVIM POMEROY, PrtJtt.
T. VAX IRWIN, Cashier
DiKXCToas:
J. Kevin Pomeroy, Joseph Rothrock,
George Jacobs, Philip M. Kepner,
Amos G. Bonsall, Louis E. Atkinson.
W. C. Pomeroy,
STOCKHOLDEXS
J. Xevin Pomeroy, R. E. Parker,
Fhihp M. Kepner,
Joseph Rothrock,
George Jacobs,
L. E. Atkinson,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos G. Bonsall,
Noah Hertxler,
Charlotte Snyder,
Annie M. Sielley,
Jane II. Irwin,
Mary Kurtz,
Samuel M. Kurtz,
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
F. B. Frow.
John Uertzler.
2 Interest allowed at the rate of 2 per
cent, on b months certificates, 3 per cent, on
i montbs certibcates.
r.jan23, 1884-tf
Michigan Buggy Go.
KALAMAZOO. Mich.
Wholesale Uancfartnren of all kind of Opei and
Top BI GOIES an4 ROAD f ART. Areata wanted
t-erynher. Write for catalogue AQil pricoMat.
IINE V-'OEK A SPECIALTY.
K also maasfactore ft full lino of CTTTFM,
Including SwrU Bodr, Fortlaad, Sqaare Box
tw gat Portland and Poaer Sleighs.
Bead for cuts and prices before purchasing.
MICHIGAN BUGGY CO.,
EaLaSlZOO, Kka.
FERKAX23 3. SHlTii'S
PATENTSPRjNKLER
Hovelty rbrca Pump.
riWTtXT TOI'R PROPtRTT. SiTB TOrR
FIU Is". R4TK 01 R UOWf KS. eTtrrlhimt
that Makes home pleasant and nrofiLablw It a
a eqaaia ll throns a strong slreass sixty feet ar
More.
ith the Sprinkler aUsehd it irfiTids thwr
In a cn tie show r or anry . fVr washing vituicws
or cvrriftcrs, and sbowerinif lawns, gardens aut
rreenhniiss, it has no eoual. Jt ia atlapted to
throwing lujtjitlsolutlona of all kinds to drtmy
noxious insects and bugs of erery ctnre. on plaut.
Tine or tret, and should k pt in CTery house,
store aud factory in ths country aa a protocUoa
against fires. Sld fcy Travltrtg AtmU.
tie&d for circulars and price lists,
FERNANDO B. SMTH.
Slanafactuir A frltBte.
ISO Latt ilk St., lutu, Oek
neei. . 7' "T"". "i.V.V: ii
When the word Cater cr '.'it
1 t "nV
each, encsest the cihar, so widely
fy snown ana so pojnur j i.. -
v f trnmenta and the meters.
I fa rive letters In eact cf tia two
( words are reminders of anjoyrcet
ted Catalogue t"'" fVee ta cli
applicants.
' Sentinel and Republican $1.50 a year
4i jm0&i
SAM'L STRAYER
lias constantly on band full variety of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS' FCRNISHINQ GOODS. Goods of all kinds are low. Come and see Sa
and be astonished. Pants at 75 COntl. ET" SUITS MADE TO ORDER.jj
Patterson, Pa., April 9, 1884.
D. W. HARLEY'S
Is the place where yon can bay
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' &
HATS, CAPS, BOOfS, SHOES,
HE ia prepared to exhibit one of the most
this market, and at jSSiUJUSalJtiMLM luvv fKlVJZS !
Also, measures taken for suits and parts of suits, which will be made to erda
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the plaoe, in Hoffman's
Water streets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
S. N.
THE
IeV OUR JETf STORE.
PROGRESS!
WE BEUEYE IN IT !
WE AIM FOR IT !
PEOPLE SAT WE PEACTICE IT!
We can't rest on what our fathers did we must do more and do it better.
OUR CLOTHING STORE
became too small for us and we had to
business, so we ntted np our
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
bich is a larpe, spacious and finely fitted up Clothing Boom, and we filled it up
with l.,000 dollars worth
SPRIjNG CLOTIUjVG.
Never was there such a fine display made and so large a selection brought to
gether of mess', boys and chilpress' ci.otiii.no, in Central renn
sjlvsnia. Our friends and customers when they come
to visit us will approve of our
PROGRESS -
Our arrangements for selling
QUALITY, PRICES AND STYLES.
and cannot be surpassed within a radius of 150 miles of our
BEAUTIFUL AXD TLEASAXT SEW STORE ROOM.
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR THE LARGEST AND FATTEST PEOPLE
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR THE THINNEST AXD SMALLEST FOPLE ?
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR LARUE, TALL AND SLIM PEOPLE!
WE HAVE CLOTHINO FOR HEAVY-SET AND SHORT PEOPLE
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR HAKD WOiiKINO PLAIN PEOPLE!
WE II AVE CLOTU1NU FOR STYLISH YOUNG SPORTING PEOPLE!
n Boys' and Childrens' Clothing we pay Special Attention
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAT GO TO COLLEGE!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAT (JO TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAT WORK FOR THEIR PARENTS !
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILPilKN FK'tM 4 TO 5 YEARS OF AGE
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM 6 TO 7 YEARS OF AG8!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM t TO 8 YEARS OF AOE?
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM 10 TO 11 YEARS OP AGE!
Furnishing Goods Department:
Hats, of the newest and rcost stylish
and Satchel.", of all sizes; Neck-tics and engenders, at all prices.
Our new goods and store must be seen to be appreciated.
THIS IS A C-EKEBAL AK'D CGBDIAL KYITATION TO ALL
SCH0TT, Tl
imilDOIC ST., MIFFLINTOAVN,
AprillC.lSSl-Iy.
The Best is the Cheapest.
THE ZIMMERMAN EVAPORATOR
13 THE ONLY 03 C
Made of Galvanized Iron.
It is portable, durable, absolutely
fire-proof, economical, and will cure
fruil an-l vegetables in less time and
less fuel than any other Dryer in the
Market.
It will pay for itself in less thsn
thirty days if properly attended. Its
products are unsurpissed as to qual
ity or color, and are in great demand
at hi(rh prices.
Full instructions bow to dry, bleacb
pack, and market the products ac
company each machine.
Akdbess ,
MACItlCE LEONARD.
OAKLAND MILLS,
3ni. JUNIATA CO., PA.
EMORY'S LITTLE CATHARTIC FILLS
are tfa BEST EVER MADE 'or CotUvtiwti, ndfmHom. NmIm,
One (rood dona of LUr.e or f'ur kMxrm'm Little C&fhartio k'uiii. followed ty ono
lull ever? niKht tnr a wrk or two, rrki th La man machinery run ma retCL-M
aclok work; they puHfy .b blood and put nrw life in a broken-down bou.
Purvly Vagvtable, NamloM, tesant( In fall lb), thTonnKtitctiiJd ma tai.
tem. bold by all L.urKwi aad JUmiiuna ificn at 13 Cta. a ftga or by muL
STANDARD CURS CO Proprioorst 197 PwH 8 N.Y.
CifiOry's Littlo CwHSartfo ammnr than Is claimed; they prnro to Tx fill
nt till ever used aero. Worth ti- th money aked. W. W. H. au.
Harmony OroT, 4 Emory's LJH Cathartio are the mMrt popular of aU
CMOPv'4 " ITT' P w Ciliaraca. v a. cihop.
CT H&tVTKS TILLS wiia wruilcrr ;I rwiu'A -
nt'daarC trot. xjui m, .
la.- at JSc.
Q.itii(nt. Mercury, j-oman wl ay aUad.
ijidorwd
!iv p'ii as esnts a -c.-
, do vous cvra painting akd use
SHAKER LIQUID PAINTS.
and Colon,
A PRIZE.,
Send f -v cents
for postjz-, and
receive free, a costly box of goods which
will help all. cf either sex, to more nioney
right away than anything else in fhis world.
Fortunes avrait the workers absolutely snra.
At once address Tare &. Co., Angara, Me.
April 2, leeMy.
1 Fif
SAKTEL STBATES.
BOYS' CLOTHING
AND FURXISHiyG GOODS.
choice and select stocks ever offered Is
New Building, corner of Bridge as i
fJan. 1, 18S4-tf
0, s.
AE1V GOODS
FOR 1884
have more room for our ever increasing
next store room below tor our
of a very fine and well selected stock of
ENTERPRISE!
is complete ia every detail, in
selections; Shirt?, all prices; Trunks
Miim Kitpt, . c. sf acfd motfier ued ont
.t. v.i;iaitt, iAJCnf.rove,t)Li.o. 1 rcrn;meci
nmrrn, iiax. - t pry ipj !gnt.ik a
ti rh-uiiiiiard i?ol-l br dni-'UtsTerywhrf, or
CTANDAEJ CO., Now York.
3.-- ifc--.. ,i fi nr -, 'j - V
NON-CORROSIVE,
EEILLIAirr A1TD DUPABLE.
TV rimrftnt tHeae Paintfl to b pnra Zlac
ktoqimI n par I.tiMr4 OiL
lrice nt ham pie .ara inowiur color, miuea
iron applicstiuo.
STANDARD PAINT CO. 1
CLVLAXD, OHIO. "
POTaSaXV
Ml tlr. La Barge.
wM, kc mm asM tnaw eMIitJ.
imfalfmn. ArwMiW Cuawraf
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