0TINEL & REPUBLICAN
: MIFFLINTOWN:
,ammM. Octobr 15. 1884.
TERMS.
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5ETUBLICAX MEETINGS!
Meeting B,ftine anJ
jnJ the whole ticket will be held as
fellows:
Mexico, Wetlnesday, October 15.
speakers. Jeremiah Lyons, B. F.
Jiwier and J- B. Fiickinger.
" ,Tuht?town. Friday, October 1".
Sprtlen Win. M. Allison. Mison
Inr in
East Salem, Saturday, October 18.
Speakers. Jeremiah Lyons. John T.
Source.
Spruce lli'l School House, Tuea
dav, October 21. Speakers, J. Lyons,
lion Irwin.
McAlipterville, AVednesday, Octo
ber -- Speakers, J. Lyons, Wm.
llerlzler, John T. Ncurse, and Cai t.
J. J ltterson.
Feni .Mil's. Thursday. October 23.
ij.eakeis. Mason Irwin, and William
KoJyers.
Put Koyal. Friday, October, 24.
bncak.rs. P- G. Shelly, Wm. M. Alii
son. and John Sholl, of Terry Co.
Oiit-r.taL Saturday, October 25.
rakers. Wm. M. Allison, and Ma
ton Iiwin
IJiciSeM. Wednesday, October 29.
.cr. ktvs. J. Lycns. F. M. Fennell
Wm. ledgers.
Mlffi-'itown. Friday, October 31.
Thcnjpsintown. Monday. Xovtm-
Jas'es McCacxey.
Chairman County Committee.
SHORTLOC.1LS.
Tt.oa ha rebuilt bis bear traiu.
Corn h'iskin; hat been commenced.
Step in ant' see Harley's clothing.
Potatoes in Frauklin county are rotting.
Tliere ai a fine shower ot rain last YVed
neiiiy, C. B. Homing's house was raised on
X .m'..iy.
Alt-nna is to hive a Sunday paper called
the Ncts.
Repeal tli- war taxes and lrave the tariil'
lai-.f s'an.l.
V,f l!nrriiimeter was down to 40 last
I'riii.iv iteming.
;. Ma McG ill is teaching a school at
Tu-rra station.
!- are doing their best to pet out of
the sLal'ioW aler.
A ihiir. Jor abotve passed over this place
oil Sur.GaT a.eiiiog.
J ".e. t tuat was put in the ground &
.. .s go is coming up Dice.
Politici-ius are around looking up the
!&;; to secure their votes.
Vintet apples cannot b plenty (or the
r-on that they will not keep.
Ttid railroad company have ad J..-d a new
platform to Port Iljyal station.
A collocation ol Masons toos a number
of . itizenF to I.coistown on Tuesday.
Th; Juniata and Sujnehanna rivers last
wtk re.clnd the low water marks of 18 3.
The I'. ..ted Pres-byterian Congregation
cf K-.xieo held ther communion last Sab
luh. Je?erson Aliddah is away to Frederick
-'it, Maryland, with his trotters attending
th. Fair.
York county farmers are giving a barrel
r.f cider and apples enough to boil butter
f-r 51.75.
Wm. Banks, will have two car loads of
r.ire sleers-feeders,-bere by this Wednes
day eening.
Cholera or some other distemper is re-dui'-i.g
the tiuuibtr ol hogs in Terry county
hj tha hui.dred.
A nuu.ter of farmers have resowed spot
in IHds o wheat that was sown in the early
Jart o! September.
The Un ness of the st-ason baa prepared
th: torn tor buskitig earlier than is the case
ta tl.e average season.
J'.lm Djler will a valuable farm near
i'.iil'kcecn the 2"ltsi day of this month,
at j-ul;c ale. fee bills.
Th Mercbiats Saving bank of Altoona
"'sj-eiidel ou toe Tth inst., a:i l areated a
f:tc4i tic ii inn.l iu Altoona.
V.". N. St- rrctt is au every d:iy man and
is i'urid-jt!y tjualifled and williDg to make
a fA,A county commissioner.
A suiliciunt anifiuiit of money has been
mbscribrd to pay the indebtedness of the J
Mc'.fcodi.st church ;t Mt. Union.
A Urge numlier of people from this place
att. i d. d the Terry County Soldier' Re
uiiii n on th- 8th inst, at Newport.
Charles 11. Suiiley for State Senato. has
served one term and has therefore the ci
pmrrice that a new man always lacks.
Tb Mc.'.lUterville lSlaineand Logan Club
as sddred by Mason Irwin, Frauk Pen
Boli and Wm. Rodgers on Satmlay evening.
A l;!a iije and Logan Club nearly 10O
strong with Dr. Graham as President was
organized at Port Koyal last Saturday ev
eniig. I.ewij Dcgan and D. W. Weimer served
the conuty in the capacity ol Auditors, so
wrll, tht their re-election is confidently
lwkcd tor.
Thrte drunimres kept step to the music of
tin pans through the streets of tlit towa at
nH'n;frht on the 8th inat. Was it intended
es a burlvsiue t
T. H. Mahon, of Cbambersburg, address
ed the B'.ai-.e aad Logan Club in this place
on Tuetday evening. The town was enliv
ened by a torch light procession.
A fres trial of Prof. Harris' Pastille treat
menl for nervous and physical debility in
men can be bad of Harria Remedy Co.,
S t. Louis, Mo.
Heck, the shoe man will sell a you a first
class women's borae made calf-skin shoe fur
$2.2", his own make. Remember every pair
is warranted.
Thore is no use of halting between two
opinions on the question or Assembly, put
Joseph S. Martin's name on yoar ticket
when yon cst the ballot.
Fob Kfkt. A bona and lot of 4 acre
near Van Wert, in Walker township. Ad
dresa or call on John Cleck, Van Wert, Ju
niata county, Pa.
Hist Mattie McCruru met with a long
fall down the outside flight of stairs, of
rioral Hall, on Port Royal fair ground, one
day during Port Royal taw.
Naw Jersey is not a wholsome place for
crooked or incapable bank officers. Fifteen
officers are in the state prison and five cut
their throats to escape imprisonment.
Ru-member ! yes, remember ! that the
cheapest place to buy your boot and shoes
is at 1. W. Heck's eorner Main and Bridge
sts., MiRlmtown.
The extensive mountain tires that raged
arly last summer destroyed the first noets
ot the wild turkey, consequently, that
splendid game is not so plenty this season.
Michael Coldren is a citizen of compre
hensive views of public attain, and private
life. He understands the needs of the
country and will make first rate commis
sioner. The past life of George W. Wilson, in
the management of his own affair, is a
sign that he will manage the Treasury de
partment of the county in a satisfactory
inanuvr.
Rev. Mr. Benaugh was appointed one of
the Commissioner to represent Hunting
don Presbytery at Synod, therefore there
will be no preaching in the Chapel next
Saboatb.
The chairman of the Hamilton Couuty
Republican Committy aued the Cincinnati
iLquier for charging that the chairman had
employed a lot of negro repeaters for elec
tion purpose.
A Fact. Po you want to save from S3 to
$1U dollars each year on your toot wear I
If so, buy your boots and shoes fro.n G. W.
Ilcck, the only Exclusive Boot and Shoe
Store in Juniata county.
The people have made up thair mind to
put one of their own number in the otfice
of Prothouotary, and that is why the pre
diction is heard on every hand that T. H.
Memingt-r is the coming Prothonotary.
The finest fertilizing drill in the market
can be had from Kennedy t Doty for $?0.
They alba keep constantly on haud Amnio
niated Phosphate, Dissolved Bone and Pure
Raw Bone. Jnlv 21 1P84, tf.
It the people of Juniata county will, by
their vote, call John T. Xourse to the of
fice of District Attorney, they will call a
man from the field and plow who will M-rve
the interests of the county with fidelity and
trnt.
The fa-t that Governor Cleveland par
doned over fifty convirts from the A!bnv
Penitentiary last week leads tho Young -towa
Nt.-ws Register to remark thtt he is
turning the rascals out in tims for th? elec
tion." (ii-orge Wilton, Assistant District At
torney of the United Sut Court, of the
Western District of Pennsylvania, deliver
ed an address belore the Blame an 1 Logan
Club, of this p'.aci", on tin eveninj of the
th inst.
The Lewistown Gazette of lat week says,
in K'liy, com cutting is nearly over and
husking is beginning. Corn not fll'ed out.
Very late corn a failure. One man in De
ratur township does not expect 100 bushels
oft' a ten acre field.
ArCTio-i John Y?akly t Son will dis
pose at Auction in 'JraybilPs Building Sat
urday evening. Octob ir 18. IS!. Twelve
hundred dollars north ol assorted merchan
dise. Auction to be continued until all
g Hjds are disposed of.
Th? most delicate person enjoy taking
Emory's Little Ca'hirtic Pills, they restore
color, give a wholetonie appetite, put new
life iu a Lr ken-down body, they are pleas
ant to take and their action is very milii.
Druggists sell them. 15 cents.
A storm of 10 minutes duration ani not
over hall a mile wide carried away a por
tion of the roof of one of the bridges across
the river at Hsrrisburg, and destroyed
other property, by nnroofiig houses ani so
forth, along the river front on the Tth inst.
FaBMECi aso EnEEnras Live Stock As
sociate or the Cxitkd State's Insures
horses and cattle against theft and disease
at reasonably rates. For terras apply to
A. H. Weidmaji,
Mifllintown, Pa. Agent.
The editor or the Tribune have the plas
ter nearly drawn over their mouth. If they
will cover the whole of it for the period or
a year, on probation, people will begin to
believe that they have reformed and are on
the road to respectability. Try the plaster
for the period of a year.
Miss Betty Stoufler fell down a stairway
in her house several nighty ago, and lay
at the foot of the stairway, till her house
keeper carried her to bed. She has
artially recovered from the effects of the
fall. Miss Stouffer lives at Cedar Springs,
about 2 miles east or town.
The Bloorafleld Advocate of last week
says, "a graveyard insurance agent appear
ed in Puncannon last week, but was not
long in discovering that rainy of our citi
zens hnd been victims of that disease, and
concluded that he had better leave for fear
of a treat to the rough ide of a sharp rail.
When the rotund editor of the Tribune
goe to Harrisburg to discharge the dithicult
duties of a halt loafing salary of $U00 he
rides the straight ticket when he is in this
town he consorts with the Court House ring
and rides the mule ticket. Pull the plaster
over your double puffing foul moulh-Se'ah.
Huntingdon Presbytery met at Philips
burg last week, and the pastoral relations
between Rev. George Benaugh, and the
Mifllintown congregation, on account of the
impaired health of thepaston, wasdisolve i.
Mr. Benaugh was appointed to declare the
pulpit vacant on the first Sunday in No
vember. At the meeting of the Junior Blaine and
Logan Club, on Friday evening last, the
following officers were elected : President,
Wilber SchweyeT ; Vice President, Carl F.
Espenschade; Secretary, E. Banks McCrnm,
Jr. : Treasurer, Samuel Fasick , Captain
James McClellan. 23 memers were enrolled.
E. Banks McCrnm, Jr.,
Secretary.
Lewi E. Atkinson, was a good congress
man. There is no party lash to whip him
into opposition to a protective ytera of
lawa, no whip to lah him into legislation
gainst a sound enrrency, and no caucus
order to call a halt in the advocacy of a
new couth in accordance with the changed
order of thing.
The Cleveland and Hendricks Club placed
their banner on the outer wall last Saturday.
It will bang there till the gale of bleak No
veniber drive it in. A little further down
town i the handsome banner of the Blaine
and Logan Club. Be happy biya, all of you
and get all of the enjoyment oat of these
piping campaign days.
The editor of the Tribune teem to be
in distress about the public printing. If it
is any comfort to them wa would just state
that the Mule Court House King oould not
get an advertieemen in the Sextisei, aid
REprBLicaa at any price. They have not
been asked for advertisements. Will yon
put a plaster on your mouth f
Tho important editors of the Tribune
whose united county tax wouldn't pay for
the fuel to Keep the court House Mule Ring
warm one day are the kind of people that
stand on the corner and blackguard their
betters. They have no tespect for them
selves, how can tbey have respect for other
people I Will you put a plaster on your
mouth t
Mr. Steinmgar, a citizen of Fermanagh
township, waa in town last Thursday and
related to hi friend a number offish-catching
and deer-shooting trne stories, that
casts the common dime novel tales in the
shade. The interesting part of Steininger'
stories is that the scene of hi exploit
are along the streams and in the woods of
Pennsylvania.
Farmer iu Kishacoqmlla Valley, Mifflin
county aay that the Seaboard Pennsylvania
and Western Kailrod company when tbey
asked for the right of way promised that
work should be begun at once and that the
enterprise should be hurried to a state of
completion, tbey declare that the promise
bas been violated aud that breaks the con
tract, and therefore tba right ol way is void.
Mrs. George Swoope, of Huntingdon, re
cently made twenty-one tumblers of quince
jelly, which she placed on the porch and
covered with a newspaper. About the
middle ot the atternoon she noticed that
the jelly w as covered by swarms of bees.
In the evening she was completely aston
ished to discover that all but one of the
glasses had been completely emptied of the
contents.
From the Sunbury Democrat we learn
that Mr. John Saukey was recently tried iu
the Noith'd county court for prevailing on
a certain witness to remain away from court,
was found guilty and sentenced to pay a
fine of $i!3 and serve three mouths in jail.
The paper adds . "Mr. Sankey sobbed bit
terly as sentence was being Pronounced."
His attorney made a motion for a new trial,
but the court overruled it, and be ia now iu
jail.
Philip Killmer' horse cut a caper last
Wednesday, in Port Royal, by frightening
at a lot of boys that cauia along the
pavement. The beast broke the hitching
strap and ran a ray aud hung the biiKy on
a post at the corner of 3d and Middle streets
and kept on its career across the Tuscaro-
ra railroad street In idee and brought up in
the creek with a bounce, alter falling down
an embankment of 2J odd leet.
When you walk along Bridge street drop
in ard see the handsome atones that Mr.
Aul'.er bas prepired for thij graves of peo
ple who hive passtd into ttie nuseen world.
He is now giving the finishing touch to a
beautiful stone of Gothic design lor the
grave of S. M S belly. It is a handsome trib
ute from a lovirg wile for a departed hus
band. Mr. Auker is doing a great deal ot
work in stone So perpetuate the memory or
record of the dead.
The Bloomfle Id Times says: J. Arden
Rice, of Centre township, went out gunning
on Tuesday evening 1 tst, meeting with an
accident in the follow inj uianuer : He had
a breech loading gun, and the cartridge
failing to explode, he tried to remove it
with an awl. While doing this the cartridge
exploded, knocking the awl to pieces, tear
ing his pants au I m iking quite a wound in
his leg. Had it struck bun fairly it would
have torn his leg to pitrces, but it was a
glancing shot.
The editors of the Tribune have never
risen to the coniircher.sion of the fa-.t that
people w ill not vote tor whom they believe
to be unworthy men even if they be straight
ticket nominees. The mule game is to trade
for the spoils of otlue. TlK-y will dickr
for the profits of otfice, and trade with
straight ticket people every time lor spoils
Contemptible kind ol politics. The Tribune
editnrsbelieve that they have a trade on
hand with the straight democratic people,
at this time. A straight out, and a mule ty
turns, as it suits, is the political creed of
the Tribune. Selah.
The B. Si O. Ri d Bock f'r Pennsylvania
is ready for distribution, aud in more than
one lespect is the most valuable ot any of
the editions hitherto based upon this Suite.
As has alwavs been the rule, the lorward
iug of a stamp to C. K. Lord, Baltimore, is
all that is necessary to secure a copy, and
in fact the only way, as the Ke.l Book issues
are all for mail circulation. This present vol
voliiii is rejlete with political statistics
and condensed da'a, not only as regards the
latest Presidential, Stall and Congressional
elections since admission into the Union.
It would be difficult to imagine a more com
plete showing of past results in tho State,
or a more neatly put together and printed
little book.
The Lewisburg Chronicle of last week
av : .-The hog cholera is spreading at an
alarming extent in this county. It invaded
Kelly township, a short time ago,and some
farmers have lost every hog they owned.
The effect will be very bad, ror it will not
onlv have atendency to greatly raise the
nrice of nork and lard, but people will be
, .
afraid to use these household stables il they
happen to com from an infected district.
H..irever. we are told that there will b no
danger in buying pork from honest people.
A hog when attacked gives ample notice of
it approaching misfortune, and nod iseased
hogwill be killed oro tiered for ale byhonora
ble owners. The cause and tho remedy
should be the topic uppermost among farm
er now.
The editor of The Everette Pres sy
Some people who act in inch a manner a
to eet their names in the paper in a way
not at all creditable to them, always charge
it up a a pure matter of spite on the part
of the paper, and stow indignant and abu
give over it. This show great thoughtless.
ness ou their part. In nine cases in ten
the newspaper people have no personal feel
ing over the matter, and it. small commu
nities where the editor knows nearly all of
his reader personally it is often a matter of
real pain to him to have to chronicle occur
rences whieh rightfully take .heir places
among the life news of the hour. It is a fact
which experience has amply b,rus out l . it
persons will nearly always heap blame on
the editor because they cut a ridiculous fig
ure in an item, but never think of blaming
themselves for getting into inch a position.
3IAKRIKD:
SPEECE-BENNER.-At East Salem. n
the 26th dav of September, 18S4, by Re
J. Landta, Mr Jacob M. Speece and Mies
Leah C. Benner, both of this county.
HIMB KERSTETLER At East Salem,
no the 7ih day of August lb4, by Rev J.
Land is, Mr. Wm. H. Himaand Miss Mary
Kerstetler, both of Cocalatnus this county.
DiKDi
KIRK. On the 1st inst., near East Sa
lem, Jeremiah J. Kira, aged 26y. and Siuo.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
MirruRTowa, October 8, 1884.
Butter
Eft
Lard
Ham
Shoulder
Side
Rag
20
20
10
17
10
10
I
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat
Foltz Wheat
Lancaster
Corn
Oat,
Rye
N ew Cloverseed
Timothy seed ...... .......
Flax seed
Bran
Chop ,
Shorts
Ground Alum Salt
80
85
CO
28
60
5 M)
1 30
I 40
1 00
1 50
1 30
1 25
American Salt 1 00al 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, tctober IS, lP84.-Wheat
No 1, Hc. Corn 57atilc inixc-d, Oats 33c
per bus. Kve 64c. Live chickens lOal lc.
biitier22a3lc. Egg, 2324e. Cloverseed
78c per lb. Hay TOa'JOc per hundred
pounds.
Fall and Winter Goods.
I would inform tho public that I hare
now in my new millinery store at my place
of residence on Water street, Mittlintown,
second door troni corner ol Bridge street,
a full stock, ot Fall aud Winter millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles,
aud having employed first class milliners,
lam prepared to supply the public with
everything found in a tirstcUss milliner
store, com and examine uiy stock. I
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DK1HL.
May 2-88.1.V.
Private Sale.
Ruth Bunce oftVuat private sale, A FARM
OF 11 ACHE?5, more or lem. having there
on erected a good TWO STORY PLANK
HOI'st There is running water at the
door. Half the land is cleared. This w ill
make a good honiecenvenieiit to the mines,
mills, schools and churchs. The property
is located in Slim Valley, Fermanagh town
ship. Juniata couuty. Pa., lour miles rroiu
Milliintown. For terms call on or address.
RUTH BUNCE.
Sept., 21, 184. Milliintown, Pa.
EasT to See Tliroujli.
How can a watch no matter how costly
be expected to go when the main spring
won't operate J How can anyone be well
when bi sfouiach, liver or kidney are out
ol orderf Ol course you say, "He cannot."
Yet thousands of people drag along miser
ably in that condition ; not sick abed, but
not able to work with coiumrt aud kUergr.
How looiish, w!im a b .ttle or two of Par
ker' Tonic would set them all right- Try
it, and get back year health and spirits.
Private sale.
The undersigned offers his farm situated
in Watker township, Juniata county, at pri
vate sale. There is a GlXI H'.ll SE AND
BARN, a;on shed, and other out build
ings, hi torn acres ot land in a high state o
cultivation. Fruit, and good water at th.
door. This is a valuable property and will
be sold for $U0. t ail at once.
N. a. ALEXANDER.
..Ox
4 II) body.
That desires to save 20 to 35 per cent.,
on sgrii iiliuiul implements can o aceoni i
ted by Kennedy i. Duty. This same firm
has sole agency in Juniata county, tor the
well kno a Susquehanna Bone Phosphate
and are also jrejared to furnish pure,
ground, raw bone, at lowest prices. In the
teed like : Corn. Oats, Rye. Shorts, Mid
dlings, Bran, Oil Cake and Meal.
Do ot Forget.
Do not forget that at Iless's Photograph
tiaiiery you can get any small picture en
larged lor 75 cents. Also anything that is
msdu in Photopraphy. you can get here
done up, iu first class style. All the latest
style pictures, luch as Carls. Cahinets.
Promenade, Pannol. Boudoir, Ac, lc,
Frames of all kinds ch -ap.
The Great Brooklyn Bridge.
Theencineers hare at last made the "grip" t
success upon the New York and Brooklyn Bridpe
Railroad. Put tis is weak Tom pared to lite grip
which the Florence Oil Stove has upon the minds
of the people. It cooks and heats, is made in Urge
and small sizes, and has every fixture any one
cnuld wish. Call ufn Intal rirakr. or writ for
narticn'ars to Florence Machine Coooanv. Flor
ence. Mass.
Stock For Sale.
Wm. Banks keeps constantly on hand at
bis larm in Fermanagh township, a aupply
or cattle lor butchering, and winter leeding,
and bogs, aud brood sows. Aug. 6 3 mo.
farmers.
Kennedy and Dotv are prepared to fur
nish yon with all kinds of Farming imple
ments. Tbi.spbates at a saving to you oi
20 per cent.
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No paper in the Jutiiaia Valley publishes
as large a quantity of reading matter as the
Stutmtl and Repibl.caH. It is alwve al
others the paper for tin. general reader.
B!. iOHri LL!S
TOR THE CURE OF
FER and AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
C3D fiLL UtUAntU CISEASES.
Tic proprietor of thi celebrated msdi
c'.aJ j"tly claim for it a superiority over
zl nrjeiie ever offered to the pnblie for
:V. SAFE. CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PEa
yi:.T 7HT euro of Ague and Fever, or Chill
.ni Fever, whether of short or long stand
ir. Ha refer to the entire Western and
Ka'tt'-icrn country to bear him testimony to
V" i t'tita of the assertion that in no cue
viiljver will it fail to cur if th direo
tonj are strictly followed and carried cut
T: a great many case a (ingle dose has
1-ejn s-atilcient for a cure, ani whole fami
!:r. tavc h;en cured by a single bottle, wita
a pomct rtetoration of the general health.
I i?, however, prudent, and in every ease
irora certain to car, if it use is eon tinned
in srxaller doses for a week or two after th
d:t?:re ha been checked, more especially
ia diSoult and long-standing cases. TJsn
a'.ly this iRKdacin will not require any aid
to Xctp the bowals ia good order. Should
I'm patient, however, require a cathartic
medtrine, after having taken three or four
coiei of the Tonic, a single dose of BULL
VGTABLE FAMILY PILLS will be suf
flr.snt. HULL'S SARSAPARULA is ths old and
r-.iiibie remedy far impurities of th blood
aud bcroth'.ou aiuctiona th King cf
Biaod Partner.
JOHN BULL'S VEGETABLE Vt03X.
SrTH0YE& is prepared in the form of
ca-.Jy drops, attractive to tho sight and
p'caant to th taste.
US. JOHN BTJX.X.S
SKmrs tonic syrup,
BULL'S SARSAPAH1LLA,
BULL'S WORH Dc$TrtOY3,
Tho Popular Remedies of th Day.
. rlarlpal Offle. ttllsia SU. LOClSYlliLF, It
LEGAL..
EXEC U TORS SALE OF
VALCSBLE
REAL ESTATE.
The nndersigned, Executors of Jacob
Brubaker, deceased, will, by virtue of a
power in the last will of said decedent, of
lor at public sale on the premise", in Mon
roe twp., Juniata county, Pa., at 1 o'clock
P. M , on
Saturday, October lth,
the following dercribed real estate, to wit :
A FARM OP ABOUT 100 ACRES, situate
in Monroe township, Juniata connty, and
West Perrv township, Snvder county, au-
joiumg lauds of John Shelly and others on
iho east, John Shellenberger on the south.
A. Winey and otnera on the west, and a
public road on the north, and having there
on erected a good
2-STORY HOUSE. B ANI BARN,
and other outbuildings. This property is
located about a hall mile west ol Richneht,
and ha upon it a fair assortment ol fruit,
la well watered and tinuly situated. Also a
tract of unimproved land, on the South aide
of Shade mountain, in West Perry towu
ehip, Snyder countv, adjoiuing lands of
Smuticl Shellenberger ou th west. Shade
mountain on the north, C. Graybillon the
east, and Mr. Derr and other on the
south,
Containing One Hundred Acres,
more or less. This land is well timbered
with CHESTNUT, OAK and other valua
ble trees.
TERMS OF SALE. After deducting the
costs ol the sale, the one-lhiid of the price
ol both tracts shall remain in the farm as
the dowtr or Annie Brubaker, w'dow, the
interest to be ld her annually, ten per
cent, ol the purchase money shall be paid"
nn day of sale, or sucund to be paid in
thirty davs thereafter, one-hair the balance
on April, 1, 1885. the other hair on April 1,
1886. all pavments to bear interest Irom
April, 1885, and be secured by bond and
mortgage aud the price or mountain land
by personal security also. Possession will
be given April I. 185.
John Ki ktz,
Sami el 11. Obebholtke,
Executors of Jacob Brubaker, dee'd.
Isaac Losoacre, Auctioneer.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
O? VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of n order of the Orphans'
Court, or Juniata countv, tome directed.
I. as Administrator ol Joseph Sykes, late
ot Delaware twp., dee'd , w ill sell by pub
lic outcry at the mansion house, on the
premises", in said township, at '1 o'clock P.
M., on
Saturday, October IStli, ISM I.
the following described real estate, to wit:
A VALUABLE FARM
c. mtamii.lt '.4 acresand 148 perches, bound
ed by lands ol Win. O. Thompson, Htnry
Vines. John Revnolds, dee'd., and I'riali
human. about 75 acres or w hich are clear
ed and the balance is
WELL. SKT WITH TIJIHtU
The improvements are a
LU DWELLING HOUSE, BANK BARN,
wa;on shed, corn crib, and other lucessary
outbuilding.
TEKMS OK SALE. So much of the
purchase money as will be necessary to py
the costs of theso proceedings and also the
debts of decedent, (about $IM) to be paid
on tbe day of sale and the balance on the
first day of Apiil 188 ). when d-ed will It
delivered and possession given. All un
paid purchase money to be secured by re
coginiauce, w ith securities to be approved
by the court WILLI AM Kil l',
Administrator or Joseph Sykea, dec'k.
cnroii'S notice.
In the eilaU of Culhorint Slrin, dtcraud.
The undersigned, appointed by the Or
phans' Court, of Juniata couuty. to make
distribution of the funds in th hands ot
C. B. Horninc. Administrator, d. b. n., ol
Catherine tein dee'd., hereby gives notice
lhat he will atlerd to the duties of his ap
pointnieiit at bis otlire. Milliintown. Pa.,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Si, 1SS. at
10 o'clock A. M., nbeu and where all per.
sons interested will present their claims or
Ue forever deharre i.
Davii I). SroxE,
Sept. 2, 18S1. .iuditor.
A
DM1N IS TKATOK'S NOTICE.
In me Ftlnfe of JTtttr W. Kaufman, ttre'tl.
Whereas, letters ol Administration, c. t.
a., having been granted to the undersigned
on the estate ol Esther A. Katitl'man.dee'.l,
late of Mexico, Walker townlup. Juniata
county, Pa., all persons indebted to said
estate are retiested to make immediate
payment, and llwse lravii g claims will
please preai n' ih-in without ilelav.
JONATHAN KAUFFMAN.
Sept., 1'). 4. A !mini-;r -tor.
c
ACTION NOTICE.
Ail persons are hereby cautioned against
trespassing upon the lauds of Ih-J under,
signed, iu Fayette, Delaware or Waiter
tonuships, by lishing, bunting or in any-
other wav :
JoSATHAS KlSE,
Cathabinc KiaTZ,
D. B. Pimm,
S. J. Ki KTZ,
Li-cies Di sx,
Jacob Hooi-s,
A. II. Ki btz,
S. Own Evans,
C. F. SriciiiB,
J. B. Osrdir,
J. F. Dfttba,
Wm. BaANTnorrEx,
Jouif ikMEtx,
il. W. Smith,
Henbt Acker,
Jisse Pixbs.
C. G. SllKLLT,
Dahii Smith,
Testox Hkssie,
John L. At Kt a,
S. M. Kaitfuan,
David Hi vbabobr,
Lbvi K. Vteks.
Assolo Vabsjs,
September 1,
PkTEMTS
MTVX A CO.. of the Scrrsmnc AMERiraw. con
tinue to act es (Solicit. H-e t.r l-utenta, t'aeots; Trwle
RtiifliuiO. t'nir.fs., Germanr. etc Han't Book about
Psifiits seat fr.-w. Tlnt1jr-wvn years' eapertence.
Palei-tsoirfalnedthn.ui.-n ML'NJt A CO. are not lord
tothe.-eicNTiFic American, the lars-en. best. and
m.iet wiJIt eircn'.sled eflentmc per. fia.a rear.
formai'inn. Speciraen cur or the srieiilir.r Amrr
Iran sent tree. Art.tr-. V CSS A CO.. ISX i IV1C
Amkmicaw office. 4 aruauoar,
, Ncs V.-rl.
SABoDY HOTEL,
Ninth St . south of Chostnut, one s.('iare
south of the New Post Othce. one-hall
square from Walnut St. Theatre and in the
very business centre ot the citv. tjn tne
American and European plans. iooa rooms
tioni 5'c to Si 00 per day. Uemodelerl and
newly turnisbed. W . FAlfc, si. Ii.,
tjwner ana I ropnetor.
Nov. 21, 183, ly.
In di "H- R.wJ.i'j mr aif-a. .1Ttrs imh-uZf,
InsaUBiil. fh-imJ rc va.e.. CeMirbwl, fc-U.. r J
AwmrUl xrni. i ;vit'!.c l.fKiati.l; attfc ar.d sTu-
t-to-vii. I .S.rt. :: TfevL Cm o' writ! f-rl'Mcf
4tM11jnirnasr)-Ni U dMirittt vtt. ty rcaiu
sT-3rsr?"rsm a nnrh a.1rwav
s4al Uiru m-Kwti e'e C '--.-C- I trwum.0
AOatnas IV-. C. !. le3RH. 3d rintmHm IS rir-
TatjOrAi ?r-4.1- s.rs. --'.-.es. Lt-'t l- - .". V
A PRIZE.
Send six cents
ror postage, and
receive free, a costlv boi or goods which
will help all. or either sex, tl raoro money
right away than anything else in this world.
Fortunes await the worker absolutely Mire.
At once address Tare fc. Co., Augusta, M.
April 2, 114-ly.
Tbe Ch!ceo Eallroed Exp-5!i!n.
Ths rce:nt Railroad Eaposition ia Chicago re
vealcd the gifanuc stride made by genius and
upiial ia the field of transportsiion. Another re-
dar'.-jblc thing is the devtlepnnent ot tne t lore nee
Oil Etovc for cooking and beating. It was the first
:n i's fi'ld in mint of time : is row conceded lo he
first in supenoritv. and will contin-ie to receive the
awar.'.a -id medals e--rrver eaiubued, and the
praises ct ail who use them.
JOB PRINTING OF EYERT KIND
done at this office.
TT.K i
D.W, Miller Gaite Go.
Hanufadurt m large variety if
LIGHT and HEAVY CARRIAGES, FIUETCNS,
CA3TS, BUGGIES, WAGONS, tC,
After th iwat ar.prov,! ''r.ifris at thevervlosreat
yri n consistent with g'ssi workmanship.
r0,000 veliicloa
of onr inauiifartore are nw in n In tMs and
ioriiia countries and at!t th exrelli-nee of
onr go.ta by the nni versa) aatlfarti"ii which they
Sirs.- f rerv srhlHe Is AKRAN'TED. Special
attention fl'l be -irs to suit aiders.
CATALOGUES iT.EE.
D. 7. Killer Carnage Co.,
I Firth St.. Calvert t. sad Fnlcstoa Avtt,
CINCINNATI. O.
Frlichigan Buggy Go.
KALAMAZOO. Mich.
; Wholesale If annfactnrera of all kinds of Opea and
i Top RTMilfcH and BIUD t tKTS. laeaU wanted
nowhere. Write for catalogue and price Mat.
JIM VUUE A SPECIALTY.
lo mnBfv-tur ft fnll n of CTTTtf.
.... B , c wj.
we TAWZ
lead for cots and prleea lefor purchasing.
MICHIGAN B'JtiGY CO.,
KALAHAZOO, 31 k-a.
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Hovelty Ecko Pump.
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JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
or jurriaiSTOwx, pa.
wim
KKANCH AT POUT KOYAL.
Stockholders Individcally Liable.
J. NKVIN POMEROT, Prmdenl.
T. VAN IRWIN, CosAirr
DtaitCToas :
J. Nevin Pomeroy, Joseph Kothrock,
Georgo Jacobs.
Amos G. Bonsall,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Philip M. Kepner,
Louis E. Arkinson.
STOCKHolDKRS :
J. Nevin Pomurov, R. E. Park
Philip M. Kepner,
Joseph Hothrock,
George Jacobs,
L. E. Atkinson,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos (i. Bonsall,
Noah HerUler,
Charlotte Snyder,
Annie !. Shel'ey,
Jane II. Irwin,
y i'V Kurtz.
S.sni'fd M. Kurt7,
J. Holmes Irwin.
T. V. Irwin,
F. 15. Frow.
John llertzler.
"XT' interest allowed at tbe rate ol 2 per
cent, on fi months certiucates, 3 per cert, on
12 months certificates.
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has:
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ft'-a j-.lnl ii ".'..tt
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ADDRESS V tj
HARRIS RMSt COS-Tj ChensUta.
tkl ttcamr Treatmsit, 3 ; t vnmmfr ; 9 w ll
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SAM'L STRAYBR
Has constantly oa band a full variety of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Geods or all kind are law. Come and ea
and be astonished. Pants at T cent. 07" SUITS MADE TO OKDER.B
Patterson, Pa., April 9, 1884.
D. W. HAELBYS
Ii the plac where yom can bay
TIIE 1IEST AiM THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' &
HJTS, C.1PS, BOOTS, SHOES, JSD FUR SIS HIXG GOODS.
HE i prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and elect tocks tvr fared Is
this market, and at jISTOXISHISGLY LOW PRICES !
Also, measures taken for suit and part of suits, which will be trade to oria
at abort notice, very reasonable.
Remember the place, in Hoffman's New Building, corner of liridpe su
Water iTeeta, MIFFLINTOWN, PA. N"- 1, l84-tf
S. N.
THE WE JV GOODS
FOR 1884
i.V OUR JVEU STORE.
PROGRESS!
WE BELIEVE IN IT !
WE AIM FOR IT !
PEOPLE SAY WE PRACTICE IT ! .
We can't rest on what our fathers did we must do more and do it better.
OUR CLOTHING STORE
f , . , t
f ufUstujo iuu "iuii iui u.- tftu'i c so v
so we fitted np our
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
irbich i larre, sprion and finely fitted up Clothing Room, and we fi.lod it Bp
with 1 .,)()( dollar worth of a very fine and well sv'ectcd rtack of
SI'KIKG CJ.OTIHxG.
Never was there such a fiuc display mad and so lar a (.!ect:on brought to
getter of MFNS, coys' and cmilucexs' ci orfiiMi, in Ocrtrat Ffrun
sylvaoia. Our friends and cuftocjer? when tbey come
to visit n will approve of cur
PROGRESS - ElVr KR PR2SE !
Our arraDpcments for selline is complete in every detail, in
QUALITY, BRICKS AND STYLES,
and cannot be surpassed within a radius of lf0 mile of cur
BEAUTIFUL AM) PLEASANT INLW STORE ROOM.
WE IMVE CI.t'THlNfJ FOR THE LAKOK-T AND FATTEST PF"Pf.E !
WK HAVE CI.OTHINi; FOR THE TillN."K-T Ni ? M A LI-SS T PEOPLK!
wf n ave i i.tdiiiNi; fop. lap.'if, tm.l and si.im pe-)pi.:-:
WE II A YE CLOTIMMS FOli HEAVY SET AND MlitliT PEtPLE
WE HAVE t I,oTI1IN; FtU HARD WOitKIXi PLAIN PE-'PLE!
WE HAVE CLOThlNO FOR STYLISH YOCNC. SP'RTIN: PEOPLE!
In Eoys' and Childrens" Clothing we j ay Special Attention
E HAVE CI.OTHINtl FOR HOYS THAT GO To COLLEGE '.
WF HAVE ClUTHIXi: F'R HOYS THAT iO TO PCBLP' SC.loOLS!
WK H AVE ( LOT HINi; FOK I-f'YS THAT WORK Ft'K TH::iR PxKKNT?!
WE IIA K riOTIIIMi FOR CHILDREN FRt'M 4 TO 5 YEARS OF V,K!
WF H AVE flinillNt; FOR t H! LDREN FROM IO 7 YEARS 'F A;E!
WE H.AVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN Fli' M H To S YEARS OF .V-EI
WE HAVE LI.OIHINO FOR CIMLDKEN FK"U 1" To 11 YEARS OF AGS !
Furnisliiiir Goods Deparhsient :
Iiti, of the newert and ttot stylish selections : Jjhirts, all prices; Truaki
and Satchels, of all size; Neck-ties and Suspender, at til prices.
Our new goods and store must be seen lo be appreciated.
TBS IS A GUML MD KEDIil KiITATH TC ALL.
SCH0TT, Tl,c "'"
l.RIDGE ST., MIli'FLINTOAVN", lA.
April lS4-ly.
The Best is tii3 Cheapest.
THE ZIF.ESU EVAPORATOR
IS Tilt OXLT ox a
Made of Galvanized Iron.
It is portable, durable, absolutely
tire-proor, economical, and wid cure
fruit and vegetables in less time and
less fuel than any ether Dryer m the
llnrkat.
It will pay ror itself in less than
thirty days ir properly a'tended. Its
products are niisnrpiss,.d as to qual
ity or color, and are in great demand
at bi-li prices.
Full instructions how to dry, bleach
pack, and market the products ac-
comp.li-. eacu iiup-iiiiie. e - . . ; -i -v.- -,t . v:-;as
M .if IS ICE LEOX IRD, . r isft-Vj3 t'vv ; :K"
OAKLAND MILL?, : V;. ' K
Sm.l JUNIATA CO., PA. fj'
"THE GIRL I LETT BEHIND ME.
COPf W3HTED I8TT
,s5'
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rmtstrsted by the use of a Bngg, rose!. T. T H.ydt ,Weh I.
hmnrv In this Picture, tot THK I.KtlllM. bl(.t.l An. Kir A. ui
lUvd'oek's faletv Kimr Bolt ao.t Fifth Wheel. Asa your dsler for th r. . T.
II A V WOCK B tiiV, with the Uaydock Safety Kin Bolt and rf.th heu
lafe is insecure ri'ting over any other.
ITIO. etmr, IU S. rartUM rp eart. ertstel la slaa elfle. "
I KNTXns. STAMP.l
"SJZJZ'ZrSr Ct. PI a.4 Twelftk St... ClSClHSm, .
A0E5T3 "TASTED WHERE WB HAVE 50HE! HO rHTESTXEST S3 PS0FTHBLI1
., , - tr i a'ti-t:-.-s. rs's'ujr, uitct, .... . -.i ...... - - - -
CaT?t-' . r ' ii :n w.-n.VrM reajtu.-X.W. Sssaa. Lr,na. .liuo. 1 rtvfl
J-t s-' '.e 4 are ua-Wd. KA Etagga. j erje.y-J.
".A anevee-.aill- reata-: IMjcMat t,:;; .! .st2 'Jl'tJ
SAMUEL STKATftk.
BOYS' CLOTHIN G
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next More room below for cur
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EKOHTS LITTLE CATHIHTIG PILIsS
m w Eiti f EVIH MADE tor Cosnvaweaa. Isoiretion. t-atali.
mo go-.i a .e cf t-.n-t.r ;.'ur ilsiors Litli Caibarir i-'ile. t;lwei by oca
e7er- mailt f..r a wot z r two, uutkea tha toinr nict:rrv rr.n ss rerrla
an do. TC..rk: thes purify the fctoad acd put r.cw life ia a hrnkLa'e& bocj-.
P-.:.-ti yegeeabl.. itavmlu. Ptvasant, 1-ifc.tiblo. ti-o w-a,: cuiU ma; la'.
tSeia. Bul by ad Urufisn. ad alfsuuiue lucca at IS Cra. a ijA, ar t staii.
STA'sfiPS CURB CO., Prjerloten, 137 Pearl Si. N.T.
Pnory IJt Cthr!; areonre than is claltatd: they prose to b tf:
' i i ill c-t tu-d ctre. W.i t-ie the tanner sated. W. V.. H 0aa.
3:-jrr . .y tteovAwa. Emorr'n Ltrl'a Oatfcoreio are tiio m.t popular ef a
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