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TERMS.
.;o SI .60 rer i""1"1 if paid
V''t.'h.; 2J " Pid within
jj i .iTertj,rn,nu inserted at 60
'"".HiVicfc for ccb insertion.
f lieui bcsfci.-" notion u local col
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SHORTLOCJLS.
, -therms-
Aofi-eeker.t Tnr-v turn-
Firm" raise few rnmlin in J un'"-t-j,
good oanv PPlc complain or malaria.
Th( Port Koyal fair had a cloudy time of
It.
c. Smith bu been quite ill the past
meet. .
r fasfcioc, the littler the girl the bigger
t, hit.
Cp!.r..iiJ cider, the apples are nearly all
m:T.
Vote f'r George Wilson tor County
Trr-r'"-
p,;h ra:uli.l-itr tor Congress lire on
T.e-ucropin Pennsylvania w:Ii not
y 'ait nne'
,.' '.i1.' n nst le nearly old
t- j oe to brv your boota aud shoes is
W. Hek V
S ir:or faulty was in certain parts of
it -''ji''y wMk.
I'v- T't.o.
--v rill meet their Waterloo
. o 'itTt Tuesiav.
th: wss put into the ground
fir'v doe not look wll.
fin E' alter the loth day of this month
i!d tuiLsys may be phot.
Xhf tLTrai'tnt-ter registered 80 degrees
on i!is ! lij.r ot October.
J,ii M. HiWw the phosphate man was on
tie .b in ton last Friday.
Cn,u.ia se.-'ice wis held in the
Pr.-bvt.T:na church last Sabbath.
.Uj'.'il-'rml a severe winter has
ktu p "dieted. It cannot be both.
Tm. Sans, brouRht a lot of cattle and
J, ;j frora t'.ie west last Wolneslay.
3 rr U.u!i!e, sua ! store koeper Iliukle,
iu cs:ue home to remain over wiuter.
Jvln Trego has rentvd Espenchsdes
re in l cb Mr. Fins did business.
A weil ftri 1;ep has been drilled by
l:.rj i -"r ca fc's farm near Van Wert.
On the day of Iat September corn
t:.i i f Cf dollar par bushel in Chicago.
A e&enoan ay, "there will soon be no
f b ir .fcj r;Ti r excepting eels and bass."
li'irchifn M;.!er had a handsome
rr .ig b'ooJeu :ul! at the Port Koyal fair.
Ji-. r -;V.;n, of Feimansgh twp., has
tcea .lelr.crir.g j)taies by the wagon load.
JUnir! P.mnrbj5er sells the farm light
fir ia -y hamlied and inexpensive gate.
M -sf J .v:ii and Tiliie Loudon are ofi
tc vif.t triiuiis in Ohio, Illinois and Iowa.
"There is more profit in aa advertisc-
rcv.t isai. nitre i ;u ir.e re: oi lue store.
TfceT.----:!if:j Iustitu.e vviil be opened la
i!.e Cirt I' iuse ou the tth day of Decetu
Ut. Pvij"! fr'ct the Auction at Hackeuber.
?:.re ntit Satiirdy afternoon and ee-n.f.
Ti rth American sats a number of
I h ie!: !.ia .iiies siuoke cigars and cigar
t:ti. J:ir,e? 5. Stockpile one of the editors of
the Let it.in Gazette is ill with typhoid
fever.
Eunr!rodi cf hogs have died of the chol-.-a
ia Clearfk'.d county during the past
Tbs ;iiermoii:eter registered 60 degrees
eu the lit and on the 2 1 it registered 60
iurves.
Tie Fraiklia Kepository says the dudes
vftliat fiace promenade to mash the col
kf irls.
C!ev;nd and Hendricks club wss or-
fj::ij iu ihe I'ennell building on Situr
-ay tveuug.
Tr.'j Tribune editors desire everything
fr-: at ti e expense ol the tax payers. Lib-
e:i- leUc s.
Lw j Kobison, son of She:burn Kobisoa,
goae to attend medical lectures in
I'biiadelthu.
t"-f jremaa Atkinson will address a re
;ut';. u meeting at Saliusgrove ou
t"ie 1 tii .u-L
Tue Port Koyal fair was finite well at
onsideriug the threatening aspect
f tic weather.
'l:i F! r Wilton has the p!aco in the
pJi! dir. - i,".. vica'it Ly the marriage of
7r.t: Mi! iin county institute will be held
f tut Court Huuae, in Lewisto wn, on the
da Xovi-iub-r.
C. T.. Jlcr.iiug is pushing his new house
al'Ji'g '0 tht he Kill be able to move into
't by the Is: of April.
Table cl. '.hs, taweis, handkerchiefs, and
.a fjods ol h't kinds lor sale at Auction
t 'la-.eiibji jera store.
John Lyler will sell a valuable farm near
t'i:s P'aee ou the 25th day of this month,
prb!ie sie. See bills.
Dr. p iu and (Ce Espenschade" stock of
Iids. Don't be backward about asking
what ju want to buy.
The i.tintiou ,f the country is directed
to Ouio, ou account of the election that is
take place there next Tuesday.
Ctt,-r?fuian Atkinson will address
tuass ui-vtmg t McConne'ihiDurg, Fulton
cun; , ou tll, 14;, d!iv of tbis IU(jnth
auction next Saturday afternoon and
evening at liackenbeigers store. Tinware,
"neensware, imen goods etc., to be sold.
air. Banks, and Mr. Uoyer, the newly
titcted eiders i.f the Presbyterian church,
n hctli citizens of Fermanagh township.
The &Wiaef and Republiran office is the
piacs to get job work done. Try it. It will
Jy you if you need anything in that line
A nut iber of Hallie Jackman's friends
a .'.O to tee a!, help her celebrate her
"tu birthday on the 27th day of Septem
ber.
Ilhett Todd has secured a position
a Uucy uotion store in Pittsburgh. Miss
led-;
clerk.
u a pleasant lady and an efficient
he democratic brethren are beginning
jedg on the Ohio election, they now
"l-icsi the belter that the state will go re
pr-blkan.
A free trial of Prof. Harri.' Ptill. t..
menl for nervous and physical debility in
men can be had of Harria Remedy Co
St. Louis, Mo. '
Heck, the shoe nun wilfsell a yon a first
class women's home made calf-skin shoe for
$2.25, hi. own make. Remember every pair
is warranted.
Fob Kir.A houso and lot of 4 acre
near Van Wert, in Walker township. Ad
dress or call on John Cleck, Van Wert, Ju
niata county, Pi.
Remember! yes, remember! that the
cheapest place to buy your boots and shoes
is at G. W. Heck', corner Main and Bridge
ats., MitHintown.
The Horse and Mule Protection Company
elected Robert McMeen President, Michael
Sieber Vice Preaident. and Matthew Rod
ger. Secretary, last Saturday.
No scurrilous communications will be
published in the Sextuel axd Republic
and every communication received and
published must .land upon iu own merit..
There will be Auction at Hackenberger.
store, on Saturday afternoon and evening,
wben yoa can purchase tinware, queens
ware, groceries, and linen good, of all de
scription. Congressman Atkinson addressed a meet
ing at McClure, Snyder county, last Thurs
day night, and one in Beaver, same county,
an tnday night, and a meeting at Millers
town on Saturday night.
A Fact. Do yon want to save from $5 to
$10 dollars each year on your foot wear 1
If so, buy your boots and shoes from G. W.
Ueck, the only Exclusive Boot and Shoe
Store iu Juniata count v.
Miss Addie E. Kurtz, daughter of the
sheriff of Franklin county, took two burg-
nlar. and desperadoes to the Philadelphia
penitentiary last week, the prisoners .were
handcuffed, the one to the other.
Tunneling in the mountain of Fulton
county, by the Vanderbilt railroad com
pany, has been the cause of a number of
pings drying up. So the belief is ex
pressed by Fulton couuty people.
John W. Sartain and daughter are visit
ing friends in this county. Mr. Sartain liv
ed a number of years in Juniata aud his list
of acquaintences is large. He now resides
at Mercersburg, Franklin county.
SiirxADoaii, Ta., October I. A strange
disease has broken out among the cattle in
Catawissa Vallev. Yesterday one farmer
lost seven head, and nine more are doxn
with the disease and will probably die.
The finest fertilizing drill in the market
can be had from Kennedy & Doty for $80.
They also keep constantly on haud Animo-
niated Thosphate, Dissolved Bone and Pure
Raw Bone. July 'J2 1884, tf.
Why should a Presidential, a Congress
ional, a Senatorial, a Representative can
didate or any other candidate be deprived
of the right to own railroad stock or any
other stock if he comes honesttv bv it f
'While John Robinson's circus was on
the way to Norfolk, Va., recently, two
black tigers escaped, and, after killing two
performing goats, took to the woods, and
great fears are entertained in the neighbor
hood.
The most delicate persons onj y tak ing
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, they restore
color, give a wholesome appetite, put new
life in a broken-down liody, they are pleas
ant to take and their action is very uii'd.
frugists sell them. 15 cents.
The democracy seem to be disturbed
about the travels of Blame in the west.
They call it a Blaine Circus, a B'aine Hip
podrome aui so forth. They have a short
memory and forget that they swung Sey-
more and Greely around the circle.
The Tribune editors are such a liberal
set of people that they want to walk across
the river bridge free, and have the tax
payers foot their little bits of toll which
thev benudee the company. Liberal soul.
liberal with other peoples money.
Farmer and Breedeis Live Stock As
sociatiok or the I'siTEn States. Insures
horses and cattle against theft and disease
at reasonably rates. For terms apply to
A. H. WEIDA!t,
lliffliutown. Pa. Agent.
The Frar.klin Repository says: 'The Re
publican committee of Cumberland county
offer a reward of $1'0 for information that
ill lead to the arrest and conviction of
any person who shall use or receive money,
or purchase votes at the coming election.
Thellorseand Mule Protection Lompa-
nv met in the Court House on Ssturday.
It is a company of active earnest men, that
are determined that their rights shal I not be
trampled on by thieves. Such a company,
In the westerncountry would hsng every
horse thief within a radius of 150 miles.
The Presbyter isn congregation held
meeting on Saturday and accepted the re-
mntinn ot Rev. Geo. Benaugh. Mr. Be-
naugh resigned on acceunt of hi health
He believe that this climate does not suit
bis heslth. At the same meeting Wm.
Banks and Silas Moyer were elected elders
The Democrat and Register in eulogy of
Mr. Patterson last week in glowinglanguaee
spoke of his running for office during the
Per.-hing campaign. II Mr. Patterson does
not run better this time than he did then he
cannot make the Congressional landing for
he fell short of his party ticket several hun
dred votes.
The Perry County Freeman, of last week ,
says:
Mrs. Henry Kiner, of Ickesbarg, bavuie
township, while in the orchard gathering ap-
..i- n Ut Thursday evening, fell ana
broke the bone of one of her thighs. Dr.
Briner adjusted the fracture and the lady
is doing well.
The hlackeuard slang, characteristic of
bad breeding, that the Tribune delivered
itself of last week is on a par with the sub-
stantial support that the mule editors give
to the county. Their nnited county tax
would not commit and support a tramp in
the jail over night. Much good they are to
a cummnnity Selah
The democrat, objected to Grant be
cause he was a .oldier and not a statesman
and now tbey object to Mr. Blaine because
he is a statesman and not a eoldier. A.
Mr. Cleveland is neither the one nor the
other, they take to him, we .uppose, not
because of any mental ability, but became
he wear, a No. 18 collar.
List of letters remaining in the Mifflin
town, Pa., Post Oilice, not called for Oct
1 1884. Person, asking for letters in this
list will please say they are advertised :
Letters Contellen, Ellen; Messrs Conady
fc Bartol; Goshorn, Mis. AHie ; Henry,
John; Miller, Mis. Mary C; Reider, W. M.
Shaw, John B. . W. H. Rodckbs, P. M.
The Tribune editor, set themselves for
ward as great supporter, of the affair, of
the State. Suppose you st.ta the .mount
of tax yon pay to the school fund ; tell n.
the amount of poor tax you pay ; tell na
the amount ot connty tax that you pay;
tell us the amount of road tax you pay.
Since you boast of your .ubstantial citizen
ship, give ua the items Selah.
Tha propriety of the Tribune placing a
plaster over iu mouth waa demonstrated
last week by iu unkind personal remark.
Vulgar people should always hare a plaster
handy to place over their mouths, they are
so apt to say things that are ugly and In-
urious to themselves. Put a plaster over
your mouth unlet, you can addre. your
self to the pnblie question, of the mule or
straight ticket.
People tell me that the proprietor of the
new coal yard in Patterson, claims to have
genuine Wilkesbarre coal, which leave
them to infer that nobody else has. I desire
to inform the public that I have, at the
present time, Wilkesbarre bard coal and
Lykens Valley soft, and that I have sold
none other since it has been part of my
business. David B. Dott.
The editor of the Tribune who suck
much of their support out of the county
treasury are of such wonderful support to
public improvemeuU, and the general wel
fare of tha community that their united
county tax would not support a juryman
one day. Of how much use are they to
lift a town out of a Ux bill lor lawyers fees
incurred in a Patrick Evers case, or a Wil
liam Dunn suit. Tou are a nice set of fel
lows to taik about support to a county
Selah.
While the Cleveland and Hendricks club
was organizing last Saturday evening, it is
reported that they had a janitor at the low
er door, and whenever a citizen looked at
him as he passed by, he sent his name up
as a member, and that is the way they
came to have so many names to start with.
The truth of the sutement is nut vouched
tor, for it may be a joke on the erring
brethren. However, be that as it may, the
democracy have gotten up funnier joke
than that.
The following are the appointment of
the Allegheny Conference of the United
Brethren Church: Altoona District L. W.
Stahl, presiding eldei; Altoona, M. O. Lane;
Tyrene Missiou, S. U. Thrush ; Ballefonte,
B. S. Uuminel ; Port Matilda, E. A. Zeek;
Phillipsburg, Thomas Cameron ; Clearfield,
B. F. Noon; Otterbein, J. M. Smith; Madra,
E. Summers ; Huntingdon, T. P. Orner ;
Juniata, C. W. Wasson; Three Springs, J.
A. Cloiume, Calvin E. James ; Tuscarora,
J. Landis ; Liverpool, C. B. Gruber.
The Tenth Annual Meeting of the Penn
sylvania Woman's Christian Temperance
Cnion will be held in Harrisburg, October
loth, 16ib and 17th. Mr. Mary H. Hunt,
of Boston ; Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, of Iowa ;
and Mrs. Mary Lone Dickson, of New York;
and other well known speakers will be pres
ent. The special line of work of this organ
ization, for the coming year, is to secure a
law i rquiring the '-Eflect of Stimulants and
and Narcotic. Upon the Human System,"
to be taught in all schools uu Ur State control.
Ihe democracy cheated tbo people in
1844, on the tariff question, they declared
Polk to be as good a tariff man as Clay,
while the sentiment of the country waa in
lavor cf Protection the people thought
there was no danger in electing Polk, but
after the election he turned against the
protectionists. By voting for the Republi
can ticket you will be certain on the ques
tion ot Protection. Atkinson in Congress,
Smiley in the Seuate, aad Martin in the
Assembly, will all the time presents steady
front in favor of Protection.
The Blootufie Id Advocate, of last week,
says, On Tuesday,, the 13th of September,
Mr. Staiubaugh. in the employ of Mr.
David tiring, of ShaefTer's Valljy, attempt
ed to lift and remove a large stone from a
road and in doing so burst a bl9l vessel in
his lungs. Mr. Stambaugh lingered nntil
Monday evening, the 2-d, when death reliev
ed him of bis sufferings. When he breathed
the gurgling of the blood could be distinct
ly heard, aud mortification sst in. He was
buried on the following Wednesday. De
ceased was about 40 jears old.
The wheat crop has been a larg one in
Juniata, the corn crop is a three quarter
crop, the oat crop is quite a good one,
the potato crop is a good one, and all that as
sures tbo people that for this year tbey will
have enough to eat aud have a little left
with which to buy clothing, and while Ihe
men and boys srs thinking what they shall
buy for the winter, they may be informed
that clothing merchant Harley is now in
the city laying in a full stork of all kinds
of clothing for men and boys. His new
stock will be on in a few days.
Colonel Bell exhibited a sulky plow at
the Port Royal fair on Fridiy that became
the object of great attention after it bad
been worked in ground that has not been
plowed the past 10 years. David Allen
plowed a number of rounds and was so
pleased with it that he said my daughter can
run this plow," and forthwith he went and
brought his daughter, a handsome young
lady, and she took a sat on the plow, drew
the linea on the team, and plowed a number
of rounds. It was a great send off for the
Co onei's plow, and within a day Miss Allen
finds herself a famous yonng lady among the
peop'o of Juniata.
Both, Michael Coldren and North Star-
ret, republican candidate for connty com
missioner were in town on Saturday, not
on a political tour but in attendance on the
meeting of the horse company. Their pros
perls for election are promising. They ar e
practical everyday men, who feel the respon
sibility of keeping np their own proporty
and fully understand the pressure of the tax
rates of their respective townships, and
that of the county. There could be no mis
take in electing them for their individual
responsibility places their interest and the
interest ef the whole people of the county
on the same plane.
The mule editors of the Tribune are in
for a free bridge and are blackguardin g pee
plo who do not favor free bridges. They
desire to cross the river without paying
toll. If other people payed as little tax as
they do there would be no fund to build
bridge with. Their combined tax would
not build a bridge in forty thousand year.
Their combined county Ux would not
pay in the period of a hundred year what
the Court House mule ring pay them from
the connty tax fun within the period of
one year. Nice fellow to talk about close
fisted property holders and call them mean
and so forth Selah.
The tax payers are scratching their heads
in wonderment over the liberal substantial
support that the common schools receive
from the editor of the Tribune. The unit
ed substantial support, as revealed in the
list of taxable, to the common school fnnd,
would not pay the light of a night session
of a teacher's Institute, and yet this sam
male combination (it. itself up to black
guard a number of the best people in the
county. The Tribune crew is fed hundreds
of dollars annually by the Court House
ring, and receives fourteen hundred dollar
from the Democratic state administration
for one of its members in a Ins ring r.erk
ship. Liberal allowance that lor aj u.ulu
editor, but the editors substantial return
in tax to help keep up the affair of the
couuty, would not pay tor a wheelbarrow,
or scraper for the road iielsb.
A New Jerey newspaper tte "In
very county in South and weat
th. hn cholera is now raging, and It
spread is o rapid and the rate of mortality
so large that farmer are greatly ex.rcised
about it. It ia thought that it rt appear
ed at Pemberfon, where it i atiU epidemic
aud from whence it ha extended. In At
lantic couuty and along the coast it is es
pecially severe. The superintendent of
Senator Geskill'. farm, near Pemberton,
give it a hi opinion that the disease i
not the true bog cholera, but ome.u.u5
more of the nature of pleuro-pneumonia-in
cattle. The hogs' lungs are anecieu.
Many porkera are dying in the vicinity of
Paulsboro, Gloucester county. The chol
era has also obtained a firm rootnoiu iu
Warren and Mercer countiea, and,will most
likely run through the entire State.
A religious newspaper, in closing an ar
ticle on the recent bank failure ana iuo
tragedies which accompanied them, peaks
aa follows: "Distressed as all must be over
what has already occurred, anxious as to
that which may yet appear, it must be re
membered that thsse dishonesties are the
exception. It seems to be the lot of the
bonest to go without large public recogni
tion, of the criminal to be widely known.
The purveyors of news fasten upon wrong
doing. Wickedness is interesting,
goodness is tame. When we consider me
great number of financial institution, upon
whose management not a breath of .uspic
ion ha. ever fallen, and the great number
of official, who hold their place, or trust
a under the eye of Ood, let ua hope and
take courage. Let character receive the
reward it deserves. An honest man hon-
st in thu christian sense, not from fear,
but from love ot good may still be said
. v.- ,k. ..hi...t ,irL ,r God." and of
such the country has many."
EXECUTORS SALE OF
VALDABLB
REAL ESTATE.
HAHKIEO.
RfKiKS-KACFFMAN. On the 3d inst
by the kev- F. McBuruey, at the residence
of the officiating minister iu Mexico, Junia-
o..untv. Fa.. Dr. B. F. Books, ol Lewis-
own aud Miss Sarah A. Kauffuian, ot
Uintown.
Mif
VIED:
SMITH. On the 1st inst., at VanDyke
Station, this conntv. after a short illness,
Nellie Mable Smith, aged " years, 2 mo
and 22 days.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
Mirruirrows, October 8, 18S4.
Butter
Eggs
Lard
Ham
Shoulder
Sides
Rags
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
70
80
" 85
IK
'.8
10
17
10
10
I
Wheat
Foliz Wheat,
Lancaster ..... ....
Corn
Oat
Rye
New Cloverseed.....
Timothy seed
Flax seed
bran
Chop ,
Snorts
Ground Alum Salt...
American Salt
PHILADELPHIA
28
60
5 50
1 SO
1 40
1 00
1 60
. .. 1 30
1 25
1 OOal 10
MARKETS.
Philadelphia, October 6, 1884 Wheat
no quotations ol no 1 wheat, no 2, upon
which no judgement of prices can be made
was quoted at 85c per bushel. Corn BOaOls
Oats Zic. Live spring chickens lOallc
Ducks lOallc. Butter 22a2Sc per lb. Eggs
22a23c per lb. East Liberty cattle prices
$4.50, $V15, $5.50, $5.7 an I S'i.O?.
LEGAL..
The undersigned, Executors of Jaeob
Brubaker. deceased, will, by virtue of a
power in the last will of said decedent, of
fer at public sale on the premises, in Mon-
roe twp., Juniata county, ra., ai i u ciot
P. M , on
Saturday, October IStb, 1S4,
he followinc dercribed real estate, to wit :
A FARM OF ABOUT 100 ACRES, situate
in Monroe township, Juniata county, and
West Perr? township, tjnyder county, aa-
joining lands of John Shelly and others on
the east, John Sbelieuoerger on tne souin.
Winer and others on the west, and a
public road on the north, and having there
on erected a good
2-STORY HOUSE, BANK BARN,
and other outbuildings. This property is
located about a half mile west of Richfield,
and bas upon it a fair assortment of fruit,
is well watered and nnely situatea. aiso
tract of unimproved land, on the South side
of Shsde mountain, in West Perry town
ehip, Snyder county, adjoining lands of
Samuel Shellenberger on tn weai, onauo
mountain on the north, C. Grayoui on me
east, and Mra. Derr and otner. on ine
south,
Containing One Hundred Acres,
more or less. This land is well timbered
with CHESTNUT, OAK and other valua
ble trees.
TERMS OF S .LE. After deducting the
cosls ol the sale, the one-third ot the price
of both tracts shall remain in the farm aa
Ihe dower of Annie Brubaker, widow, the
interest to be paid her aniiuaMy, ten per
cent, ol the purchase money shall oe paia
on dav of sale, or secured to be paid in
tbirtv davs thereafter, one-nail ine oaiance
on April, 1, 1885. the other half on April I,
186. all navments to bear inieresi irom
April, 1885, and be secured by bond and
norteace and the price of mountain land
bv oersonal seenritv also. Possession will
be given April l. lso.
Johx Krarz,
Sami-el U. Obekholtzeb,
Executors of Jacob Brubaker, dee'd.
Isaac LOhcacbe, Auctioneer.
Fall aad TFiater Goodt.
I would inform the public that I have
now in my new millinery store at my place
di residence on Water street, Mittlintown
second door from corner of Bridge street
a full stock, of Fall and Winter millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles,
and having employed first class milliners,
lam irei.ared to supply the public with
evervthinc found in a tirstclass milliner
store, como and examine my stock,
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DEIML.
Msy 2-83.1.-.
Private .Sale.
Ruth Bunce offer. at private .le, A FARM
OF 1 AL'KES, more or lets, having there
on erected a good TWO STORY PLANK
HOUSE There is running water at the
door. Half the land is cleared. This will
make a good homecenvenient to thi mines,
mills, schools and church-. The property
is located in Slim Val'ey, Fennauagh town
ship. Juniata county. Pa., four miles from
MitHintown. For terms call on or address.
RUTH BUNCE.
Sept., 24, 1884. MitHintown, Pa.
Easy to See Through.
How ran a watch no matter how costly
be expected to go when the main spring
won't operate t How can anyone be well
when hia slnmacb, liver or kidneys are out
ot order? Of course you say, "lie cannot."
Yet thousands of people dr.ie along miser
ably in that condition ; not sirk abed, but
not able to work with comfort and energy.
How foolish, when a bottle or two of Par
ker's Tonic would set them all right- Try
it, and get back your health aud spirits.
Private Sale.
The nndersigned offers his farm situated
in Walker township, Juniata county, at pri
vate sale. There is a GOOD HOUSE AM)
BARN, wagon shed, and other out build
ings, HI teen acres of iand in a high state of
cultivation. Fruit, and good water at the
door. This is a valuable property and will
be sold for $1300. Call at once.
N. B. ALEXANDER.
An) body.
Tbst desires to save '2 to 35 per cent,,
on agricultural implements can he accoma
ted by Kennedy & Doty. This same firm
bas sole agency in Juniata county, for the
well known Susquehanna Bone Phosphate
and are also prepared to furnish pure,
ground, raw bone, at lowest prices. In the
feed line : Corn, Oats, Rye, Shorts, Mid
dlings, Bran, Oil Cakd and Meal.
Do Hot Forget.
Do not forget that at Hess'. Photograph
Gallery you can get any small picture en
larged lor 75 cents. Also anything that is
made in Pbotoprsphy. yon can get here
done up, in first class style. All the latest
style pictures, fucb as Cards, Cabinets.
Promenade, Pannol, Bondoir, tc., ac,
Frames of all kinds cheap.
The Cli!rao rtallrond rj?oftlon.
The recent Railroad Exposition in Chicago re
vealed the gigantic strides niade by genius aad
capital ia 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 i:s field in point of time ; is now conceded to be
first in superiority, and will continue to receive the
awards and medals wherever cahibited. and toe
praises ef all who nae them.
Mock For Kale.
Wm. Banks keep, constantly on band at
bis farm in Fermanagh township, a supply
of cattle for butchering, and winter feeding,
and hogs, and brood sow. Aug. 6 8 mo.
Farmers.
Kennedy and Doty are prepared to fur
nish you with all kind, of Farming imple
ments. Phosphates at a saving to you of
-U per cent.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OP VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
DAY. filer Carriage Go,
wwwamy ...
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9 ii 5I5iJ
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SAM'L STRAYER
Ha. constantly en band full variety of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS k SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS' rCRNISHXXO GOODS. Goed. of all kind, are lewCam aa .a
and be astonished. Pant, at ti ceatl. CT SUITS NivK Til okuik.
Manuacturt m larft Taritfy
LIGKT and HEAVY CARRIAGES, PHAETONS;
CARTS, BUGGiES, WAGONS, &&,
Arter the most arprovM eesfcma st the-very lowest
prices eonnatent wito goud workmrnnsulp.
GO.OOO volaiclcai
of onr manufacture are now in ne In tbts snd
foreign eonntries and attest the excellence of
ear gtxxla by the universal .fttiafacticti which they
give.-Kvrrv vehicle is W A HKAMElt. Special
sltealiua rliltxalfea ! Kail orders.
CATALOGUES FB.
D. V. Miller Carriage Co.,
B. Ftftk St.. Calvert St. and Elettea Ar
CINCINNATI. O.
Bv Tirtne of an order of the Orphans'
Court, of Juniata countv, tome directed
I. aa Administrator ot Joseph syKes, late
of Delaware twp., dee'd., will sell by pub-
lie nntrrv st the mansion house, on the
nnmiwi. in said township, at '1 o'clock P.
Jl., on
Saturday, October IStli, 144.
the following d-8cribed real estate, to wit
A VALUABLE FARM
containing 9 acres and 14! perches, bound
ed bv lands of Wm. (J. Thompson, Henry
Vines, John Reynolds, dee'd., and Uriah
Shuman, about 75 acres or which are clear
ed and thu balance ia
WELL. SET WITH TIMBER.
The improvements are a
LOG DWELLING HOI SE, BANK BAR.V,
wagon shed, corn crib, and other necessary
outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE So much of the
purchae uicnty as w ill be necessary to piy
the costs of these proceedings and also the
debls of decedent, (ab..ut $! ) to be paid
on Ibe day of sale and the btlance on the
first day of Arril I when d-ed will be
delivered snd possession given. All un
paid purchase money to be secured by re
cognizance, with securities to be approved
by the court. WILLIAM KUT,
Administrator of Joseph Sykes, dec'k.
i-DITOR'S NOTICE.
Jn tht tilate of Catharine
Slein, Jtctaitil.
The nndersigned, appointed by the Or
phans' Court, of Juniata county, to make
distribution of the funds in the hands ol
C. B- Horning. Administrator, d. b. n., of
Catherine Stein dee'd., hereby gives notice
that he will atterd lo the duties of hit ap
pointment at his ottiex, Mifllintuwn, Pa.,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, at
10 o'clock A. M., when and wliere all per
sons interested will present their claims or
Oe forever debarred .
Davin D. Stoxk,
Sept. 22, 1884. .ludilor.
ministratohFs notice.
In th Litate of FitMer H. Kaufman, dec'il.
Whereas, letters ol Administration, c. t.
a., haviug been granted to the undersigned
on the estate ot Esther A. KautTuian. dee'd,
late ot Mexico, Walker township, Juniata
county, Pa., all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims will
please pretn them without delay.
JONATHAN K.UFr'MAN.
Sept., 1. '4. Ai!n,ii.i;rtor.
1 ACTION NOTICE.
A'.l persons are hereby caiiti-;ned :-r !!
tresp;si:ig upon ihe l.inds ef ivul-'r-signed,
in Fayette, Delaware or Vv' i.k. r
townships, by fishing, hunting or ;:i any
other way :
Jo.xathas Kuril,
Catharine ktarz,
D. B. Dimm,
S. J. Kt tz,
Li'cux Drsx,
Jacob Hoops,
A. II. Kl'RTi!,
S. Owt Crass,
C F. Srit HKa,
J. B. Gabber,
J. F. Dettba,
Arnold aexis,
Svpteniher li.
Wm. FgAJTHorrER,
Joh llcMEt.v,
G. W. Smith,
Hurt Acker,
Jesse Pikes,
C. G. Shklly,
David Smith,
Teston Hexner,
John L. Acker,
S. M. Kurims,
David Ui'mbaugkr,
Levi K. Mvers.
1884-u.
Ml'NN A CO., cf the 8ciErmp AMiretCAif, eon
UailTliiact Polleifcirs f'r l'atnta. Caveats, Trade
M:;r. O.uTrtKhtn. f' the United States. (Vinada,
Kiiciunrf. ria.-ve. German. etc Hand Ibiok about
1-atenta f Til free. Thirl T-acrcn rears- eaperK-nw.
Pin!n.-tained through ML NN A CO. aiv noticed
to thL r-nrvrtrir American, the lamest, best, and
moat wtuVlr circulated actenunc paper. i.'a ymr.
Weeklv. Splendid ensravtnvs and Interest In in
formation. SiHMrimen copy of t he frieul i '1c A iner
Iran sent free. AlniMi:jiX A . Ik.. .IMC
Amebic m oaiea. XI Bruedaar, .Now Vu:a.
J3EAB0DY HOTEL,
Ninth St , south of Chotnut, one scpiare
south of the New Post Otlice. one-hall
square from Walnut St. Theatre and in the
very business centre of the citv. On the
American and turopean plans. Uood rooms
fiom 5l)c to $3 00 per dav. Remodeled and
newly furnished. W. PAINE, M. D.,
Owner ana l roprletor.
Nov. 21, 1883, ly.
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qoasrtttw, ha it :a riva.nsrg IriTo t ity
4wr Cabi: Trm, n rv kiW 4 (Mr iMrw.
M4 Uva -ke. : ' .URar. I k t - H eaa.y
AMntiiV. r. I.. Left Prtt r7Ma t Cfeavv
Ovm.i 014L.. Vr . , X- L V. !.-?'. i7.
BmtMmiac ht If r. Auk.' i,itsr atuy. tMiiJMU4 IV katut.
A PRIZE.
Send six cent.
for postage, and
receive free, a cortly box of goods which
will help all. of either sex, to morn mousy
right awsy than anything else in this world.
Fortunes await the workers absolutely sure.
At once arid rasa Trc st. Co., Anguta,Me.
April 2, 18b4-ly.
The Great Brooklyn Bride.
The engineers have at last made the " grip i.
success open the New York and Brooktya Bridge
Railroad. But this is weak Tom pared to the grip
which the Florence Oil Stove has upon the minds
of the people. It conks snd heats, is made in targe
and small sizes, and has every fixture any ne
codM wih. Call unon local dealer, or writ, for
particulars to Florence Machine Compmay, rlor-
Michigan Buggy Go.
KALAMAZOO. Mich.
D. W. HARLETS
It tha plaea whera job caa bay
THE BEST ANI THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
BJTS, CAFS, BOOTS, SHOES, JSD FURNISHING GOODS.
HE i. prepared to exhibit one of tha mo.t choice and .elect stocks aver ersrea
this market, ana at jjj uurr rsnao r
Also, measures taken for saita and parta of suita, which will ba id ad a ta aria
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the place, in Hoffman' New Building, corner of Bridf e asd
Water .reet, MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Wholesale Mannfactnnrs of all kinds of Ope aad
Toe W MilkH aad HOADf ARTS. Aetata waste
everywhere. Writs for catalogue aud prloa aaa,
mil XWVJi k BPEC1ALTT.
We also mansfartnre a fall tine of O TTERS,
Including Swell Bedv Port lead, tUjaare Bex
twe seat Portlaad aad Pvaey Sleighs.
Bead tot eau and prlees before purchasing.
MICHIGAN BUGGY CO.,
KILAIAZOO, lick.
ITovelty i'OTca Pranp.
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Patterson, Pa., April 9, 18M.
SAMUEL STRATI
Jan. 1, 1854-si
S. N.
C. S.
THE JYEJf9 GOODS
FOR 1884
OUR J9E Ji STORE.
PROGRESS!
WE BELIEVE IN IT !
WE AIM FOR IT !
PEOPLE SAY WE PRACTICE IT!
We can't rest on what onr fathers did wa must do mora and da it batter.
OUR CLOTHING STORE
became loo small for ni and we had to have mora room for our ever inar.a.Iij
bneines, so we fitted np our next afore room below for our
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
which is a large, spacious and finely fitted np Clothing Room, and we filled it np
with J5.000 dollar "worth of a very fine and well selected stock of
SPRUNG CLOTIlf JNG.
Never was there such a fine display made and so largo a selection brought U
gether of mess', boys' and cuildbens' ct.othi.no, in Central Pann
jlv&nia. Cur friend, and customers wben tbey coma
to visit us will approve of our
PROGRESS - ENTERPRISE!
Our arrangements for selling is complete in every detail, in
QUALITY, PRICES AND STYLES,
and caonot be surpassed within a radiaa of 150 miles of onr
BEAUTIFUL .VXD PLEASANT NEW STORE ROOM.
Fiil i!. SIVK Ui.OV.i.!: S r . r'.r.'h uT '
L at Biskra) ,Vm- p!csK.lt.t and t.,1.-. It hal
Wiih tr Urn"': iTHTts-jl ;r 'V"' P
In s ti yiiow rt-r rprzi 1" r z n ..- v
or c-m-ir-s an- fhwerir !gv:.v r.r:ers
jr"v::hm:;-f, U b Bo er-uitl. It i.V'iia).sMal to
tit.r. tn' liquid deletion of s'l lir-ii t
t 'stole infects l l.rr c Tct. rj ntur,
uf or tre, aUi 1 hoT.l'i b k' t in every home,
t.Tp artl Uct -rr ! con try si a irctcctioa
Vl .n if .. n t Iit-Bte.
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WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR THE LARUEST AND FATTEST PEOPLE!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR THE THINNEST AND SMALLEST PEOPLE!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR LAR'iE, TALL AND SLIM PEOPLE!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR HEAVY-SET AND SHORT PEOPLE
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR HARD WORKING PLAIN PEOPLE!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR STYLISH YOL'NG SPORTING PEOPLE!
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on,wro? jn Eovb' and Childrens' Clothing we ay Special Attention
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR BOYS IHAf tiu iu tuLi.mr.:
WK HAVE CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAT TO PI BLU; SCHOOLS!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAT WORK FOR THEIR PARENTS!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM 4 TO 5 YEARS OF AGE!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM 6 TO 7 YEARS OF AGE!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM TO 8 YEARS OF AUK!
WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM l' TO 11 YEARS OF AGE!
Furnishing Goods Department :
Hats, of the newest and icost stylish selections : Shirlf, all pricrs; Trunk,
and Satchel.-, of all sizes; Neck-ties and Su.-pender?, at all price.
Our new goods and store must be seen to be appreciated.
THIS- IS A
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JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
of nirrLi.now.t, pa.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
J. NF.VIN POMEROY, President.
T. VAN IRWIN, Cathier
TO ALL.
SCH0TT, The Clthkt
BEIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN, lV.
April 16, 18S4-ly.
TL.8 Best is the Cheapest,
THE IIKERMAN EVAPCRATGA
IS Till ONt.T OM
Made of Galvasized Iron.
It is portable, durable, alxolutely
fire-proof, economical, and will cure
fruit an l vefri-utl s in lcs time and
less fnt-l than any other Dryer in the
Markut.
It will pay for itself in Irss than
thirty days if properly attended. Its
products are ntiMirpisted as to iiia'.
ity or color, ami are in great demand
at t ieh prices.
Full instructions how to dry, bleach
pack, and market llie products ac
company each machine.
ArDis
MAtHICE LEOMRD,
OAKLAND MILLS,
3m. JUNIATA CO., PA.
PlBFCTOKS
J. Kevin Pomeroy,
Georfre Jacobs,
Amos G. Bonsai!,
W. C. Pomeroy,
STOcanoLDEBS :
J. Nevin Pomeroy, R. E. Parker,
Philip M. Kepner,
Joseph Kothrock,
Georgo Jacobs,
L. E. Atkinson,
V. C. Pomerov,
Amos G. Bonsall,
fioah llertaler,
Charlotte Snyder,
I OB PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
O done at th'S otfice.
Joseph Kothreck,
Philip M. Kepner,
Louis E. Atkinson.
Annie M. Shelley,
Jane H. Irwia,
Mary Kurtz,
Samuel M. Kartz,
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
F. B. Frow.
John Hertxler.
XT' Interest allowed at the rate t 2 per
cent, on 6 months certificates, 6 per tent, on
12 months certificates.
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HARI9I3 RStf.E&f CO.,N:'g ChcisiiU.
rj6H Sort-. 10th 1st-, CU aa.
THE GIRL I LETT BEHIND ME."
COPYRIGHTED UTT JV.
tfrn i nuii- i -r ir- iva,- .- - - -av- eh. ja-
ninrtrated by the usa of a Bnr made aT.tvTLHaT2.TwCL? TiJsi a wlS
Bnary in this p.eture, but THE LtfADIl. BICCV rAAV22Tii'T
Ttajdocks Paferv Kmc Bolt and rilth WhewL Ask yoaf fr toTtl.e X. ,W.
HtYDOfK BtGtiT, with the Havdock 8ateT sUnf Bolt and FWth waeau
late is insecure riding over any other.
rralaaMenefllM'anlaMaaela.a. aw. artaew ta ilyal awle. ta aayaea e wBrm a, awa BS
(BircuieaaTaiiP.I fp rp i'JjCClK,
eLS'?i2r Car. Plea. ... Twain. Sta,, CWCrMATI. .
AQETT3 -aTlHTED WHXSE "WE HATE I0HTI 10 TSTESnZST BO PKOrTTAJLSi
EHORTS LITTLE CATHARTIC PILLS
M , Wa dccv arum ai. a rar k. i-IIMal.. - - - iiiaaaltaM I
One good dose of time or f our 2mnrv'e Li-.tle C&ibarvle it 11a. foUowrd bj ewe
piil every niKbt for a we. or two. mafcea the hnveen acaoluBwy ran as regmlaw
as clock work: they poirfy tha bleed aad put lire in a ocusen-oowa noay.
Pwrssy Vc(9ale. Harmless, Ptewsant. Infatliate. th yonejwt child may ktkw
thena, S-ld by ail Lirusruu aud iteiitine Uta-ira at IS CM- a Baa, er B mail.
STANDARD CURS CO, Proawlovoea, 137 Pearl St, .r.
Cnery' UrHa CalharKa are more thaa is claimed: they prv taba shev
tcit Till erer neod here. Worta twice the Biocey asked W. W. H. uobbw.
t.-. timm r.m mnm'm LHila CaikaHia era tha moatnobulare: au
tufi Vaiacti'. Wm. Bnnor. Mi:!s Klver. K.C My seed niutoer el ew.
?i- ir -trl iCx b- wita icodrfi-l resaia. S. W. Eaami. LonstOrove. Ohio. 1 reeomsaea
::a.-J..BS Couu-, M. IK Aihenm Traaa. Tney are exoelwnt-B.
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