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-.rar, l-ft0 rrr annum
TTirtti.; $2.00 if paM
it paid
within
IS "' MiTrrtisraivnts inserted at 60
;r".cbfor.hins-rtie.
r" '" ..,j,lfss notices in local col-
Tr'"n It" ",r f h n!,rrtlon-
" ' ,. w i: be made to thi.be desiring
1 y ! scar, ba" or l-rr
vr-
SHORT LOCALS.
- ahead of Blaine in this dis-
'' o .
i.Ht;J a brisk business all last
i i-v.orrow , no tnc lmum
C,!it t.i. - 1
j- r f i-Sar ri is ik-cd quno in uui-
';u. P-t
Ti.P 1 t "i!l h'" o! 'S"J ni'xt Thursday
day.
lu returned from a 10 year
.. T. St.
j' is p't'i'-iriug his stock of
, A.rrn :a i'i,
Pic:
1 ,'.ri- saw IWJ deer on Shade
E'
r,-l- iri ia i'1n:rch in Newport is
v p.:t i ll It.
(''. w ill indulge in an
V inesday.
: -t r was down to lttdegrcis
-..i..y n..rt.ing.
tl.at evi ry tilth mm in
(.; nij 'oyinet.:.
'.I i C ?-.v'ijJ J ubileu in
.-"i: i: iiy evening,
jut i p-vjils in Virginia, in
i.s"",:
V : " I
r:trr-t c :
!-
r.r'.K-'
t! t ceci.
li :.:
es of Lee and PvkclSOU.
's'i:.z of frost in Faris, 1" ranee
e.l :l f r.ivaces tt cholera.
Vs a: d he.Iil::ij: at (;rab:U
u::u.v ;v:e :n the Crystal FaUee.
;3 v! '.e retu.irks 'ha: h"js i'.io from
jj.. ( '..;! ( : drltiktt.g dlgiuut water.
t:::jer to C'n jresniau At-
i.i-i.r. . rtJ : i' V j uMie ii"CUiiie:its.
h '-i:i stArte.1 : tho j.-urt?T to
r 'i -r. it'" Ut Wedtiesvliy nig'it
G re I'' r.jil. ii.it! Jr. l. returntd Ironi
Kl:k'D a: ran absence. i several u.-utiiliii.
lii- juskii g ai l "a-t SuuJa; w brought
tu 1 c:'- ia 'he ev. uing hj a thuuder show-
cr.
J -f h i'c:
C.; t: d cc
v.e!l has a rhoice lot of goodf
them in bis stor on iUiti
a . -1 Strayer ha the stuek cf cioth'.nj
t; t h siv-.'i tr.iu th tire, in the Urarbiil
S. 1'. K" ri -r. . t p(rt Koya., took a dose
cr.r t'1 :! o'ijer ! iv, baripjf mihtak.'tl
i: !.t c.:'.t)i aii.
T:- i
tur: : '
clu'.i !,.o::i
I'-'"'
r i:v-' .:,
l!srry I1
cr..-E !.'
i.T. lie
:i."Taey t ft tlieir campatgn
; .: n irctu the front of their
U: 1 ::lav.
I '-; ctt:ty people aro t .kir. i
i .:t .o !ia been ettin rife
:.i e-;:!ity.
-rr A "l mice at a large wild
iH.:.-, bx Cv.hz on Satyr-
at ran aar.
I'iri'reis ot the Deiuricrii'y nor-' uncoiu
Ba: i:-; t y ..n the day el' the ox roast ov
er ti. 'i !:cn of Cleveland.
T:m: t!:erii.'!M'-ter went dow n to treczln?
f -t Satuilay mnrtit.ir, a:id at t ;e
T.n.-. a ihirk i- jrevailcd.
F c ;i.e aMi'.i.nee.neijt of Cleveland's
'..cti.i, r..t!tderate b:uA are (inoled in
rt.L- ;,. irhet-. o! the t!! world.
1 re li ! .. d eel', hnrri 'i t(t deep water
in t; "-treams l.t S'tr.day at:d
V-TOi'- l:igi.:s. The Cltcll w.l MliaH.
I.'rti.. l.'alTS ittMst that it is the
.''.f'i f .n '.Vi that have p;i: a price on
t'"L'.-jrr.iir h 'l.is iuce Cleveland's elee
ti. F. r L:ijr'ii.6 were wrecked between this
a HoA.isivrviUe Ust Tiiuriday niiht
ly ! Ti. it attended the Democratic os
roj:.
l;. v. jir. tVah ice i reached in the Pres
l;t ri i cLatch U-l Sahhalh. llsr. Jiun
''" i WiU pi.atli in the tatn j church nXC
til.
!: : trecd thit .i a:!or di 1 of Yel
1"H Ki.r t:i New Yoi!; City last week. It
is '-0 i ;te i- the s, avn Jor the lever to
c n-.rrh.
i' C. 'he f'.oe wan wil! fell a you a first
f ... i r. ! i:.eii'.- hoii:- r.iade ca!l-ssin shoe ;r
. I.!.- u.ai;e. lieiifii.ber every pair
i' Ta:.-aated.
-'. - ;ii.!i !,-!; !:is store g j'.us. id
Is .. Fu 0,,t of the way of the
Srj irt.. o tin- storerooms in theGraw
ili' U;.di:-g.
i. : :i:l- t '. yes, rutiieniiier I that' the
-t.at.; place to 1 uy your boots and hoes
is .ii :. V, . Heik'a Coruvr Main and Bridge
.V ti. u.tuv. 11.
Tl. 'n.ra ..i Sa nuel Woodside's beiis
'ar l'.-i i M;;;s was destroyed Lv tire an
' i.liy. tbe lire was started by
ir.iu a eusriae.
a spar.:
u i ,- . .- .
.,: e tiSf:8s j, r the f. UKOi.fioa et i
, - , ., . .l
ii 1'ort Kovil.
-' "st a !..!:' LtO.u ineasure ol li.dian ar
1' it::.- P;.. :i. a'fhe.!.
' l:i Cl,.; Corf: Wilson in the Agri-
.ll i-t..iii .,1 VvtTs f.lti tcf's::lt-v rca.lv
CH:!
'o iu j..-u store gouiia t.il lie moves into
I ,iiai ters on the old site in Patterson.
icn fra::c!ii.e atid rights as the s csll
' diar.vr ai.t Korthbranch Railroad
n.j-viy hi-.e, vril: be sold st siieriif sa'J at
Huliiicbiirg. Snrder county Uecambar 5,
1-1.
It ttok the dogs of Cue tow n several days
tils
isoig ti disixise ol the fiagments of
'i ib-.siti: I:em'.a;ratic ox, that iay around
! trs U e table stiK;d in the Ci urt House
d.
H e tcuihla in i rices, is said to be owing
l" v-ant ci coiitldence, because of the un
t- rt;,:uj-to wiut tlle jjiveijn.t party
lu, it is also said it is owing to over
l' luc:ii;n.
' n Tha-iUsgiving service will be-' held
'L: Li.tl.eran church at 10:3'i A. M-, on
Thaiik-givrng day, Iiev. Mr. milli of tiia
:ho,:;t church nil! preach the Thanks
giving trrrnim.
A racT lio yen want to save iron; $3 to
''Ui.llars each jur on your foot wcarf
j' so, Uix y.mr beots aud shoes f rom G. W.
k. the only Exclusive Boot snd Shoe
More in Juniata tounty.
i '.i'.u. iis
.luuiieinian ot Vicksburg,
Pi
"tv coi-iitj, slaughtered his two' sixteen
ntinl.s old hogs, on tie llbth dav if this
"wiiii. V. Leu dressed they w eighed, re- i
ptctiveiv i54' and ,o, total 909J
A number of rich Demorrotc, it ia said
proposo to buy a 60 carat diaioond for Pre,
ideot Clevelmd. Where is their consisten
cy 1 altr having deuounced Republican
tor presenting Grant with Tahiables.
Boatman me talking of the time to close
navigation. There are men still living who
remember the days when the product of the
valleys was taken to market in river boats,
and they floated down streams when the
rivers were well tilled with water.
M ithra the past five days, that is since
the election ol Ch -It-land has been settled
to a certainty, more than a dozen establish
ments that employ many jho le have noti
tied their men that the wacs must be re
duced or the works uiuat be closed.
ACLTIOX.
John Yeskley t Son, will dispose of
dress silks, dnss goods, and a general as
sortnient of store jroeds AT Al'CTION
in lrayliiir building on Satmduy Noveni
beinber 21th ltS4 at 1 o'clock V. M. and
7, r. m.
Pibiic Pale Giddecn KaiiR'man who
live one fourth mile south of McAlister
rille wiil sell at public sale, on Moudar
Peeeaiher 1 1th 1N-4, a laige lot of house
hold fun.ituie; aone-hotse waon and bug
gy, l.uu.cs, and oO bushels of oats, aud
m my other articles. Si- bills.
Tin sr.snxki. and Kspiblkax bas a
laree nuinber ol aubscrioers that keeptheni
selves in idvance, but it also hs tjuite a
number that are not so prompt as the form
er t-'uss. Next week will be court week and
that wiil be a good time lor such as are in
arrears to send ia a few dollars.
The Liverpool Sun. of Last week, says,'
Abraham C:tner, of Carroll township, this
count;, has been allowed 51'21 27 back
pe.ision aihI will draw $1 psr month here
alter. Aiso ;-auinel Bair, id" Acker, Batl'aio
township, draw $92d. 27 bark pension. He
will draw $'i per mouth hereafter.
The house and bam ol Kuoch B.'al near
i'let.-aiit View were de-trevtd hv tire en
Motidav night. All of the h.rn catrie were J
burned excepting one cow and sh was se
verely burned b.-ore she was gottea out of j
the 'fa n. I: is !c:ird that sjiue wicked
je;so:i ll-e.i the p'aee. j
Sa:: uel Stray er will e pleased to sec
his custouiera in the pla-e t which he was
dri eij by tl.a late fire i'i i' illarsoii. You
will lii.i h.:u io ll..-lrav :i:!l h'liii::: sK.n
cltth:rif. h:i's, taj's. boots and shoes a(
i ; sr. The irooda tl: it l e i.fl'ers for sale
vviiet.it damaged by th fire. Call sn i
re." hi:a.
John r asick ot Aitoor.a laiue to tovvn
itii a di-ad coon 'and a liv r"i t-r to a
t. !: i the lit in.' cratic iie:iioi;s:ration ia.sl
Tl.iiif ia. ile jlaci-d tiie dv.-.id co.ia on a
p. !e, at;d pui the rouater on topot thecoon
The rooster crowed once or twice during
the i! arch which greatly electrified the
bretheren.
Latiu.ei-Trvgor, of L -k township cut
t:ie 1 air ol neighbor Owen in such a man
ner that Owen lec'.s sgreivtd, and brought
suit be:ore Siitire Creighton. The case
w ill be settled in court next weeK, xud will
doubtless prove itself to be au interesting
and humorMiis suit if it OS brought into
open :rt for a jury to sit on it.
Worn vim co-lie r town :i.j in to see
V. in. r.o' toan, vcu liny want to buy a book
rd I o. in', an alhi:r:i, a pirce of jawe'ry, or
a w :!eh, h kte; s a stock of sueh valuabift
r :-i: s ,..:: t n!.y on nan t I r sale. Jl
ii-i ei 'i-.i. i f v.ii:ia'n! s is worlii looking at,
u:ii :s so large that he bas a watchman on
i!-e gruiind eveay night to take care ! ihrnj.
The friends and patrcr.s of Joacph peun
el! on the west side of the river all know
bow his stote and huildir.js ere destroyed
by the !a'e fire in Patterson. lie will be
pi id ' ha"e then come to the Mif'iintown
side o; the rivr and see tim and buy goods
Irom his well stocked store. It is but a
a short walk from Patterson to this side of
the river to his store.
Home of ti e rounties pjy five cents a tail
for gopher?, and in Li Moure th-y pisi as
currency. A iu in goes into a aalo m ant
tor his drink throws on the ceunter gipher
taUN. When the drawer is full they are
tahen to the rottaty office and redeemed
or paid oot. It looks a little uorel in
chinch to see gopher nsrrarives goin into
the contribution box. B smir.k Tribjue.
The Lev.-sbr.r; Chronical of last week
says. We leirn that a well-fed hog in
Montandon, a few days ao, showed signs
I of sickness r.r.d the news spread like light
ning among the owners of fat hogs. Butch
ering began in terrible earnest, to avoid fu
ture loss. After the slaughter had been
carried on for a day or two, the hog became
convalescent, and is now enjoying fine
health. Its stomach had been over-loadud
with to much soured fruit.
The Chicago Tribune suggests that B'aine
move to Pennsylvania and run tor United
States Senate. Thn.k you what's the use
cf cotuirg so far from home T Why not
ceil Blaine to Illinois where the Legisla
ture is a tie. We do not need the Piu ued
Knight to carry the Pennsylvania Legisla
ture, it is largely Ilepublic.-in. If the Re
publicans of liliro s had done half so well
as tha Pennsylvania Republicans did, Illi
nois could rejoice in the ability to return a
Senator to the Senate.
According to the Massachusetts Bureau
of Labor Statistics, among the women la
borers of that state are 1 06 barbers and
hairdressers, 6 barkeepers, 8 bill posters,
' ' ' '
coiiimt rci.il travelers, 2 bulk officials, -
I psvv clirokers, 4 t'-amsters, j sailors, 1 gun
and livksuii.h, 75 bakers, W: shoemakers,
0 arpi-uters, '1 door, sash and blind mrkers,
13 masons, 1 paper h anger, I plumber and
g t.-litter, 2 ca:riage makers, 16 watch and
clock repairers, 10 cabinet makers, 10 har
ness makers, 7 marliinests, 4 blacksmiths,
2:! printeis, 2 tnne cutters, 4 coopers,
o.i5 laoorers and 5 engiueers.
Some one ia writing of the salting of cat
tle sa)s, wh ere is the faim lad who has not
been brought up to salt the cows once a
w eek, and usually on Sunday morning f
a'lii.g thestock occasionally is the custom,
the same as doing a hundred other things
on the farm is a custom. It U perhaps well
that it is so. If, otherwise, enly thosa w ho
understood the pbyiosophr of it were left
to perform this very necessary duty to farm
stock, they might fare ill. When toed en
ters the stomach a struggle begins between
digestion and fermentation. If digestion is
normal, tci mentation will not take place;
but if, from taking too much food, the.
stomach becomes overloaded, or if, from
any other reason, the digestive process is
inijiyted, "souring or fermentation begins.
It is then that some preservative, as salt,
should be given to arrest decay nntil di
gestion can perform Its complete worK. Por
reasons which will be at once apparent, salt
shouid be within easy reach of trie cattle,
ard ihey will take it when necessity re
quires. Sometimes they nay be seen eat
ing earth, which in a manner neutralizes the
acids formed in the process of lermeutation
Salt is what they then need.
Smoke.
About 5 o'clock on S atnrday evening peo
ple on Cherry atreet saw smoke coming out
liom between the weather-boarding of To
bias Auker'a house, The cry or Are was
raised. There waa atuidte in different parta
of the house but no tire. A dilligenl search
was instituted to find the place from where
the smoke came. At last it was discover
that it came from the front room stove in
which Mrs. Auker had kindled a new Are.
The partition wall between the front and
hack room stands about 20 inches from a
chimney in the back room.
Some former owner to give the chim
ney an appearance ot solidity clear to the
partition, Uthed and plistered th front of
the space Irom the cbimnCy to the pirtition,
and one not acquainted with the construc
tion of the house would never have i magin
that there was an inclosed corn -r of 20
inches square between chimney and pirti
tion. In order that (lie front room could
have a stove, a pipe hole was cut through
the pirtition and also a h.de through Ihi
chimney opix.site the h ile in the ptrlition
and the 2 I inches of spao betneen chim
ney and partition was connected by a sheet
iron conductor or pipe, an I into the con
ductor the stove pipe from toe (ront room
wis put. The conductor or pip4 connect
ing the partition and chimney had b en
rusted lull of holes through which the
smoke escaped into the cavity b rtweea the
chimney and partition and fro n the cavity
ii found its way betweeu floor and ceiling
to the front of Ihe house to escsp3 through
the joint, in tha weatherhjird.ua; whence
it was first -ecu by m-ignbirs totssui. Hal
a sp;rk troni the woo t kindling fallen into
thecavi'y hetaeen the chiinne) aud partition , and laciories. There are hundreds ot thoti
insteai ot ji-ts ol sinoka going in that place ' ' .V" '" "'o coii nr. . Very few ol
,..r ... ir i. .;jr Vou arc wed. You are suit up too much
a dllf-rent state ol affairs might now exist. I - . .
Mr. Auker uid not kuow that lie Had sueu '
a dangerous place "n his ti-mse. How in my
other houses in town have chimney an I pir
titiou coune.-tcd in the same dangerous
way J Ka nine the partition and chimney
Ci uuecti'iii.
A Great etnpaper.
The Pall Mill Gazette, ot Loudon, Eng
land, did nut ov erstato the case when it
said that The New; Yore Independent is
-one of the aides! werklies in exi
It is as overvv helmtt g as a i
quarterly magazine, with a I the
its injr.y departtnents. Any monthly might :
indeed be proud il it coiiid show as distin-
giii-died a list of contributors as The Inn L- j
Inent. In a sinzle dei arimeut Us storv
dej -nmsnt .re find, aitiung English uea,
such contributors as Sir Samuel W. Biker, j
the celebrated Kgyp:iaa explorer; Thomas
Hardy. V. K. Norns, Junes Payn, 't . W.
Robinson and Henry tt'. Lucy, ihe w.-h-known
and kescrvedly popular novelists ;
while among Americans we notice tha
names of Edward Everett Hale, prank U.
Slockton, H. H. Boyesen, Sirah . Jewett,
J. S., of Dale, Uebecca Harding Davis and
Harriet Prescott Spoilord. TUj Iadep-u-dent
printed also, recently, the last slory
Irom tho pen ot the late I van Tourgenetf,
having secured the only translation irom
the Kussian into English. This depart
ment is but a saaiple of the athers. ll
wou'd seem to us that The Iudeiendeut of
fers not only '-tiiiy-two dividends during
the year," but, in addition, a stock divi
dend with each department. We advise
our readers to scud tar a free sample copy.
red Ile'd Stop.
A Touug woman froni the country was
sm-ing her ex-swetheart tor breach of
promise, and the law) era were, as usual,
making all sorts of inquisitive iuterogator
ies. "You say," remarked oue, -that the de
fendant frequently sat very close to you ''
Yes, sir,' was the reply, with a hoct.e
flush.
How close V
Close enough so's one cheer was all the
settin' room we needed."
And you say he put his ar.n around
you f "'
"So, I didn't "
"What did you siy then ''
"I s ii 1 lie put both arms around me."
"Then whit ?"
ne hugel me."
Vory hard ''
'Yes he did. So darn hard that I coin 3
purty near holleiin' right out."
Why didn't you holler V
"Cause."
'That's no reason. Bo explicit, pless-.
Becase what f"
'Cause, I was afeered he'd stop."
The court fell off the bench aud bad to
be carried out and put nnder the hydrant.
DC.N'X GRO-iS On the 2nd inst., by
the Itev. J. S. Bear, at the residence of
John Wood, Mr. Isaac Dunn, of Shreve,
tlhio, and Mrs Catherine Gross, id Fay
ette township, Juniata County.
CRIMMELL BOOK On the 18th inst..
at the Luthern parsonsge in this place, b.
Kev. E. E. Berry, Mr. Thompson Crumm-il
and Miss Emma Eook, both of Walker
township.
isCLOUFF REN'O On the f.th inst., at
the residence ot the oiBciating minister in
Mexico, by Iiev. i". McB,iri:ev , Mr. James
M. Sulotfand Miss Kate K. Ueno.
VA NORM ER KIRK On tha Kith inst.,
at the residence of the officiating minister
in Mexico, by Rer. p. McBurney,, Mr.
DsnielS VanOnn"r. of Port Royal, au 1
Sadie M. Kirk, of Lewiston.
MIFFLINTOvTN makkbts.
VirrLiTow, November 'J4, ISM.
Rutter 21
Epg
Lard Id
Ham....... 17
Shoulder 10
Sides 10
Kags 1
MIFFL1NTOWN GKAIN 1IARSKT.
Wheat 71)
Kelts Wheat 77
Lancaster ..... ......... ti
iiru, new. ........... .... o1)
)ats, 27
Rye 00
ew Cloverseed , 5 o't
Timothy seed 1 3
Flax seed 14 it
Itran 1 00
Chop 1 oil
Shorts 1 80
Ground Alum Salt . 1 2'i
American Salt 1 OCal 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PuiLAPtLPntA, November 21, lbf?4
Wheat fitte. Corn 44o fier bu. Oats
So. Rve bds64c per bu. Cloverseed 7li8c
per lb. Egits 2iii.-ltc per dm. Butter 2 isilc
p -r lb tieese '.Ullc per lb, live hens yatOc
er ib, duc.KB lOai'c per lb. I urkeya lOalc
per ib. Lard 7Je per lb, pie k led shoulders
cured Ca7e per IU, sweet pickled hams 10c
per ib, smoked haius lx6: per lo.
r -
fiiaui and EsKtDi ss Liva Stock .'
soetsTias or tdi I'mti D .Stails Insures
burses and cattle agau.s: iLdl a.iii il, e.se
at reasonably rates. For terms app.y lo
A. il. Wiidmas,
MifUintown, Pa. AgcSt.
Ttie Sentinel and Republican office ia the
place lo get job work none. Try it. Iiwil
W you if yon need anything id that Um.
Did
you ever see snch a handsome display of
Kail and Winter hoots and ahoes, a we
submit for inspection in our show windowsf
Come, now, houor blight, don't it beat any
thing ol the kind you saw in this town at
anv time in vour life f In make and quality
they are not only the Deal, but the prices
are wonderfully low. Drop in any ume ami
look them over, perhaps some of them may
suit you. If you wain to buy a pir ol
boots and shoes, you will be very foolish
if you buy before examining our stoclt.
G. W. IlaTK.
Fall and Winter Good".
I would inform the public that I have
now in my new millinery store at my piace
of residence on Water street, Mdllintown,
second door Irom corner of Bridge street,
a full stock, ol Fall and Wint.r uiillinary
goods, all new, and of the latest styles,
and having employed tirst class milliners,
I am prepared to supply the public with
everything loitud in a tirstclass milli irr
store, come and examine iay stock. 1
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DL1HL.
May 2-83.1 ..
Prlvute Sale.
Ruth IbitK-c oilers st private sale, A FARM
OK I'i Al'KI, more or less, hav ing there
on erected a good T Wo STOUY PLANK
IlOL'sb. There is luuniug water at the
dour. Half the land is cleared. This will
make a gi-od hoiuecenvenieiit to the mines,
mills, schools and churches. The property
is located in Slim Valley, Fermanagh town
ship, Juniata county, IN., tour miles Irom
Mifilintown. For terms call on or address.
KCTH BL'NCE.
S-pt., 24, lSf t. Miflliniowii, Pa.
Are You Tired of He ins Sick.
Wrt want to sav a word to Ihe men, wo
men and girl.s ulio iv or!; in stores, cilices
illll I .vi r. is J 111 II l-t . tu lll. ! 1 jii
t Y.mr hi ,v i is t,..I vn ir
get sirs. Your bl i vl is iad, your dues
t.tin pi-.ir, oiir Ilea 1 o'ten aehes you don',
ferl like work. Your liver, stomach an;1
kidneys are out ot' order. 1'ai ker's Tonic
h is rur.-.l h-i:i t.-".is ot sueh cases. It ia
p-.ire, s:ire a'l i lisint.
AliJ bod)'.
Thai desires lo save 20 lo 1
5 p-r C'tlt.,
on agr n-nl'uial iniplrments can lie aceom i- I
teil by Krnneilv Ai. ltoiy. This same tiriu I
has sole aitctiry in Jui.iaia countr. tur ttie j
.xistence.' well known Mis Ueo tntia ho:,e Phosphite
louthly orl,IMi " s" l'r'i"'r'-1 ,:!r,'''' .'';,'e'
j rou:.d, riw bon-e, at iovv--t i.rices. iutlie
ini'ter in . i . . ' . ,
ni l icr in teed ht.e : (urn, ')i s, ivv e. S:i,irls, iliil-
d.iegs, Bun, t)il Cae and Meal.
1
,io wl "'""-
l'o not lorget t!iat at Hess s 1 lioiograp.i ,
t.adery you can et any small icliue en-
Urgeil for " cent. Also auyliiLig lL.it is 1
,.,,, in pnuioprai.liv.
vi.ti can
dono up, in tirsi .-las st; i-. All the lat
stv le ju ll:re, loch as i ars
Promenade, l'ano-1, iiou io::.
rrainas ot all kiuls ell -a;.
For itent.
Hotel for rent and fixtures for sale. "o
good will. Will give possession at once.
Cau-e of s. lliiiir, sickness. This is a chance
for a good mm, as th house, is one of the
best piyi.:g houses in Central Penua.
Ad.tiess, Johx A. Siixareb,
Xov. o lit. Duncniiuon, Pa.
Tie fblfio risTTrad r-foslllon.
"Pie r-crr.; K-i!r ! P.. ; oi:i.-)n ia Cl.i . &j re-vr-d
the p-ar.llc S'.rilrs r--e by i:;r.: :s anj
ca:. lal in the dcld of t- jrior-.anon. Ar.orh-r rr
rr.ar'salilc thing is the develnr-nicr: cf tLe Fl-:rercc
ttl Siove for ccokmc r.nd hrarin-. I: was the first
ir i: fir'-4 in point c-f titre : is now conie.1- J to be
fi.-sr in sur.er:or!tT. anO will coannu to receive Ihe
warvis iTi m-.-:aIi wherever cainbitcJ, ar.d the
pnusea oi ah who ase them.
Farms For Sale.
John C. llertzler, and John S warer, each
will i. tier at public sule on Thursday Xoivni.
Ier 2o. a first rate farm near Johns-
town, his county. The improvements on
ench lariu are complete. For particulars
see bills.
Stack Fur Sale.
Wm. Hanks keeps constantly on band at
his farm in Kern ana.'h townhip, a siipi.lv
of cattle for butchering, and win'er teeaing,
r.nd hogs and brood sows. Aug.tiSiuo.
Farmer.
Kennedy and Doty are prepired to fur
nish you with all kinds of Fanning imple
ments. Phosphates at a saving to vou of
2'l per cent.
o paper in the Juniata Valley inblishss
as large a quantity of reading matter as the
Scnfinit n4 Itriuhlicmn. il ia ahwvo al
thers the paier tor thi genaral reid.sr.
LLG.1L.
By virtue of sundry writs of t'i. Fa., is
sul out of the Courts of Common Pleas,
ot Snyder County, me dim-ted, wiil be
expo.ed to pnniie sale at the Court House,
at Viddlehurgh. Snyder county, at V o'
clock in tiie forenoon, on
Friday, Decembar 5th, 1334,
the fo. lowing pioperty, tvwit: All the
i.perty, ti-wit:
lus ot th
ira ieh'.- s and k
Seliasgr3T3 & h?h BranA R. S.
Compinv and all their lines of Ritrml and
pr..periy therein, in th counties ot 'Jiir.ier.
L nioti, Northumberland and Juniata, and
upon their lines ot Ktiirnvt, rights oi way
and ro.id bed, t'.oin S.-lin: pruve to Nor
lliiimlierl.iii.l. and alo from Seliiisrovo lo
Port Trevort..n. in the co intv ot Sot dor. :
and troin tioiinsgrorr to Miltiintown. in th j
county of Juniata, 'and upon all the bran.-hes
inereot, mrateil ami ciiii.triict e.i or loi-ati-d ,
unn j.iruy oonsirueteii. an I ait ttie pr.-p.-r lv I
n'i riins.ii nan eiiuipiny co;:neeie:l wirn
the slid lines of ra Ir ud or in any vvav ip
yrrtsininc thioeto. rioiZ'-l, tjk-n in exeru
tom, auU lo be suid as the property of (l;e
Srli.i.jrrave and N . rtti Itr.ineh li. It. Co.
DAV!!) IIEICIH.Y,
SiiKKirr's OFricK. , SheritT.
Mid ilelm h, Pa Nov 12. 1
Valuable Criot .Mill Miid Saw
.Hill at Private ale.
The undersigned oir.-rs for ile a O'JIST
Mill -...I i: I It' 1111 I i
..u.,.. Willi
At Kta of land, more or less, with mill dam,
null house yuX-iO feet, three stories high,
one story ol st. me, sn.l two of Ir.one, con
Uuiiiif! it run of stone, two pair ot burrs,
and one sand stone, chopper and corn break
er, a S ilver Creek smut machine, and sepa
rating machine, two i.,ur bolts o(J feqt Uiitg,
two Hour packers, all driven by tb water
or Hunter's creek on a 17 feet overshot
wheel. Tho null h:is a jrond run ol custom
work and is in a (toi.d wheat growing coun
try, and Is in pood running order. The
saw null is driven by a li-ise w .ter wheel,
and is in good running order, doing a lartre
amount of sawing in the sesnm. FRAME '
UUL.SK, Spring of water, Cistern, Frame
Stable, hog house, an orchard of thrifty
trees ot choice fruit in bearing. Any per
son wishing to view the property can do so
by cslling on the premises, and any person
wisning io learn me particulars can do so
by calling on or addressing
JOHN UEUTZEER, Sr.,
Port Koyal, Juniata Co., Pa.
IPATEMTS
MfV A CO., of th PTTEimnr AxmrrAf
tlnn tOaWt nn S'tlivlt'trs f.r t"..t-iitt. Ckti .
Mark. C.l-frtt:hl, for the United ttat Cn-u.
r-nia-iana. r rmnc. iei
rmiflf MA. H.ftl HiaOtr K'':t
Petat9 sent fre. ThtrtT-wTn jtr' mX2er.nce.
PaicnfBobtalnNJ thrv.narh ML NN ft CO. arrn-Vfrt
tnth8ciRVTirtc Amkkica!. th larnest. Nwt,n;J
most widel rlrcaltoed cffntifle pupfr. 4LJi a year.
Weekly. Splendid MrrmTinrs and lnt-fMiniE l-
,vi ..io... .-wru i,p, ,, ,r nririiiiir a pier
WSSnS'
O.W. mi!:cr GamsgB Go,
UGST 4 jj't'.V.' C-.ft.'.Ur.fS, PKAET3K?,
--' 1, C'-'aG.ru, Vv;a--31, uv.,
I - - - r j at 'vT-r-'sarsit
J . . r. rmt..iii-k vrila g a arorkiiisutLiy.
liO,OCO voliiolo."j
of ur ir.tr. nfvtars tra ijst In cso in tli's ard
fors'jn rvuf.rira r-ed "t lh ei.llm.-a cl
Ccr g.vsts l.y tl-s ncifrsa1 itls'w-ti.-n wbirh lbv
I'v-a.-Kwi ithlds ia r itlUiMt3. Special
ai IraUu r 111 U sirra ta Ka'! orJars.
CATixoarrs ii-.se.
D. V7. Miilcp Carriage Co.,
S. ruth St.. f altar? fit. ,r.i Ilntea Ars
CINCIWNATi. O.
J I'M ATA VALLKY BANK,
OF MIFFM.VTOnX, PA.
with
BRANCH AT POUT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
J. NEVIX POKF.RO T, PrenJtnl.
T. VAN IRWIN, Ca$hi,r
lUirnt.ss:
J. Nevin Pmueroy, Joseph Kothroek,
Ncah Ilerizl.-r. Philip M. Kepner,
AinosU. Bonsali, Louis K. Atkinson.
W. C. Pomeroy,
Sl'OCKH OLlr 8RS :
J. Xrviu Pomeroy,
Phihp M. Kepner",
Joseph H .throck.
'icarge Jacobs,
L. K. Atkinson,
U. K. Parker,
Annie V. Shelley,
Jane II. Irwin,
Mary Kurtz,
Samuel J. Kurtz,
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
K. B. Krow.
W. C. PoilirruT,
tTI(lg (J. Bonsaii
1) Hertzler
()Xrotla Snvd'-r
Joi n llertzler.
j u,,..r. ,,,.,., tt,
ice.it. on t; month, eertihc.ai.-
, ,., .,.
12 months certilicstrs.
e ram of 3 p:
s, 4 per cent, on
f ian.'S, ish4-tf
13 LT V T 1 I 1:
Trads Hark.
They are tiie b
to ki-ep v oe.r J.-.-r
ofl'vrvU fir - .!- r
pair go :r iti-.I
ino i. v re u d - l.
will do .lest l a;
st ;...o: l'..r Jons ivcar and
rirv, thit his ever been
J.n.i.it i ciir.ly. Every
t'i give s.iti-t i -'ion, or
We iii 'n ! t-i':"H, an I
we say. 1'u a air and
yoi: -vill have no ot'ier. For s-:!-' at ihe
on'y ex-l::sivo ti tot a.d slote t.ir. in Ju
riaia co intv , at tl. (V ilecK's, MilSmtown,
I'enna.
X I C ' V A. It 1
PRIVATE SALE! I
Tha imd"i!iirid Ii-at private sale h"r
farni, situated m i i iuwnship, near
Walnut P. !.. and s uiii'-s vv.t "I Hiil
lin Stati 1'. li 11 . cm.i r.iiiu;
V'3 A C IM'IS,
more or less, ;v i h v-rg thereon 0 '-c!ed s j
GO JD I'lIAMC DWlLLI.NG IIOISE;
a::d o.iic-r on:
t'pi lu id v. 't
of 0 fi.-rent Yi
A pl-.,iot .
churches. . h
silditiKs. ' tier is a goo '.
i n th prvaiis ", an I triiit
l. 1 I inn i s :i;itsd in '
iMinii':i:y, co:;Vetiient t ,
ih in I : is i. .V :v pvs.n
dssii ir.g to puich.i.e a pic-a-tt home sitoul.l
call ci or si .!-.'. L. C. Tona.
tt'a uut i'. f..
Nov. o, lii4, tf. Jw nita 'Jo , Pa.
"a. (IT r (-' -i- 1 ai
t.r-i.Hi ii p." v
FTT TJ ar- -m - ,-
l2 rrl"r--j Tt-r::v'-..
f S'r T Vrt; 1 .-
j t'nio:! . .. r -.- - s. I.-.
at-
: ni;ct!.-RJ.t'i i:.U I:"";
: I''
ri". a r -l ci.jrii. 11.M-..-1 s ... i
I.- :i .: le.ntl nMna-i
Jr c ris- r .s'd :n l-s C--i.i.r!i:c Avi
. h. scivsi'.sj h novr e uriii-r-.:.-.
prs- . .l--f3 "I l..-:r l-i.'. !.;.
A. ire1- .VI" A i i..e'.i.3 .t..-N....c
V briuMii-. ?.wis
1 action notice.
Al! p-rsans nro hereby ciuti msd stsi ist
j trespsssin T ri the hinds of th un ter-
;,.,.,.,!
havt.tte. p.-U;s ir n i.Ker
townhiis. bv tishir.f:
t,er w iv :
hii if ng or in .v.y
jll(lnll, ICisks
Wm. Ilr.tNTii rrr.a.
C.irn Ki ar,
I). 1?. Kin.
li. W. ."snirH.
llrxsT Al KKt,
Jt:sE Pits,
C !. Slltl.LT.
Kvvin Sviirii.
TKsroN UrVNl.R,
John I,. ArKKit,
S. M. Kvcrraivt,
Iniin Hi b vr'ixR,
Lkvi K. .'.lvri-.s.
ISft-t!.
S. J. KiitT?..
Kl'CIKS II. N,
J vrna Honrs.
A. H. Krsrz,
S. Owkji Kwn.s,
C. F. Mhk'hib,
J. B. (iARBKIt,
J. F. l):Trs.
Arsolii VaS".'.:s,
Septmbsr 1.
pA,
A BODY IDTEIi,
south of the Ne.v p,t Oilica. one-hall
sijuare from Walnut M. Thaatra and m tor
vry business reiitr.i ot tli-j eitv. ():i the
Auiriean and Eiiropeau pit is. Iioihl rooms
lio n .yic to $1 00 p-r ilav. Keuiiilelel an I
ns: liin.islied. VV. PAIN'K, '?. D.,
O vnrrand Praoriat-w.
Sr. 2',, 1 .?, ly.
yo
lr IK -." t:".r V ...i uu lfew ltWv"?7,
I,rei7, i'r-n !e i..' -r, . r.irTl, ""Si slie aw
-ti . iTa- . tirtJ9i.i axA r..r
fitttrn. !.-:..-'- rs4. Cm I tt'.: fT iiil i(
tjm."ln KBnw'i Kt t Ix use rjarairinf vrmrt- !' iMCki.
ft rsrM wffhrtarfrsMn RiptwwtbMM mu4 IWV r.U .i
H -" arr a-nHMii M tkx-ir aalaMM Il t as as
irfttPM IV. C. L. LSR4KI.K. rrv1 mm4 Ph-Vr! rV rtmcrw
(trtsl m4. A fWv. .fttass.tt?U Lot -., tf. V,
IMlMMor te lM. iiutt iMDreaaUT. AUa.tl fear.
Tha Great nrook!-n Bridge.
"r c-iinr-rs Iiare at last made the ripn z
v-cm uprvi the New York and Brooklyn Bridge
Rii:!r.I. Tu: thit is weak -rmri pared to the grip
Tr'.:'. h the Prence Oil Stove bas upon the Binds
ri tV p-v.ple. It cook and heats. i made in lare
a-'I s-rrJI sizes, and h? every fixture anr one
r irnh. Call uon Incal dealer, or writ for
r .ticifi io Fl rence Macbiac Company, fkr-
'A PRIZE. tit
Send six c:il
rfistspa, .-.rid
receive free, s costly bor of joo ls which
wili heip ail. of eith-r sex, to more mo-.t-r
right away than anything else in this world.
Fortunes swjit the workers absolutely Hire.
A t a - -T-r x --t , l
xl im-ly. '
h re i WPI .UrI1 VA, k Vmsi B t
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n7t rtr- ' rraf r. 'j: I f." .iif"ci .I'i''"?!. J-1 T
liUi-.-u--- i'.in-T-.'. I ' i ii t v-. ;
j 't-..t; ? '-, tj-v (; nii I ;
T.v-.. 1r:-.tT I f t 1 N .TN r H- AiT. ?.' X 1 '
u fl-iii'-.i-n t-.-.T.j t -,t y-. f I i-'' ! : ' -
its rir-jl c ?. .'.- 1. 'J -.;. i
i "..u. . y rU a r. ML"N t i i -!
r . o. : ) ',.. war. N. V.
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PURS
1 i!131
ReadyFohUse:
Olives, Terrs Cottas nnrl aU tho latest
fashiouabls shades for
CITY COUNTRY OF! SEASIDE.
Warranted dnrobla and permanent
De?criptiro Lists, sho-n-in-j S3 actual
shades, sent oa oppliaitioa.
For ?iie l.y tha priuciual dealers,
wholesalo and retail, throughout the
country.
Ask for them end ta3 no otherst,
BiLUNOS, TAYLOR & CO.
Miciipn Boggy Go,
Wholasafa sfannfaetnrsrs of all kinds of Opra aai
tap Rt't.CIKvi aa.l SOlD I'lltrS. Aarats waaU4
Trnlici. Wn' for latal.gat aad frlcaMst.
ITNa; Voh& A HI'U'IALTr.
also msnafstare a fall line of (TTTXB3,
IncIndiDg Knell B.xtf, Furtland, s.;aare Bus
t ssst I'ortlisd a ad I'odpj Sleighs.
Mud for cuts an t prs befora purctasleg.
MICHIGAN CUGGY CO.,
IlLiJIlZOO, Kkh.
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swk Kl
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biji-s.
o ob 'Ve?- r- rr a V 1 1 sr t:. -p-a'sr
In 1 .T . j -r er ' : T. .:ii:a v j..,.- s
or -.-. r-, i: i si -. ' . l-'r.., t : - ut 1
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KIDK5Y and LIVER T-tCUBLES
Cures Fcmalo Weaki-asscss,
Imp&rtsKow l-lfn and Vtgcrto tfio
System.
Fer Wali "Trrr;Tiirr.. I5ii"-Piiit Battlea
J3 . 1. Mrs-, 7- Cla.
Inriklaelrr u by
W.J.AU3T6EI&C0..
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k-rftti w:ta A.if.r-n tm b-wl-uw
T fluaii fa. tr imzstf
win, rwudajd n ri
fT.nM M&.itU . r.tvaif'i.
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A T COST!
:0:O-:-0:0:
.Saiiinel Stroyer is sellinij a Iaro;e stork of
MEM & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CArS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
Goods of all kin-is tit rest, lip-cause of the late fire in Patterson. You will
tit h1 we in the
Graybill Building,
IX JIIFFINTO'WN. Call an 1 see ir.e.
SAMUEL STRAYER.
Nov. 2G, 'f4.
D. W. EARLETS
la ta plase where yea eaa kay
Till: HKST AM TI1K CafiJAPKMT
MENS' YOUTITS, & BOYS' CLOTIIINC
hjts, c.ips, aoors, sboex, j rBRyotHixa ?.
HE is prepsred to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever cfered fo
this market, and at jtSTOMSHlSGL Y LOW PRICES I
Aluo, measures taken for suits and parti of its, which will be isade to eraVe
at short notice, very reasonable.
. Kemember tha plaoe, in lloStuan'a New Baildinr, aerner af 3ride ani
Water sTeets, MIFFLIXTOVTX, FA. fJaa. 1, l4-k!
TIRE JEUV GO OB 8
FOR 1884
Oil 11 J'E IV STORE.
PROGRESS!
WE BELIEVE IN IT !
WE AIM FOR IT !
PEOPLE SAY WE PEACTICE IT!
Wo can't rest on what our fathrrj did we must d more and doit better
OUR CLOTHING STORE
Lccarue too small fcr us aDd we bad to hive snore room for cir ever irnlf
l-n-i ie'. to we lilted up our nixt str.re room bi:;o7 fur ear
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT,
iriiich is !sre, hpac:ous and Gncly f.tinl up Clothing linnm, and ws 2i!eJ it ap
with 15AWO lolI:irs worth of a rer Ota &n.i well sflestal utask f
SPRUNG CJ.OTIirNG
e
Never wa there such a fine liisj Isy made and so !are a stlee'.ipa brs'igat te
getber i f mess', KOTa' and chii.I'REXs' cioTH.N'i, in Cen'ral Fe
sylvsuia. tur friends and customers whro thsj eo'
to W,i us wiil si rove cf ctr
PROGRESS - EHTERPRSSE!
Our arraneements for soiliB; is complete in errj detail, ia
QUALITY, IPRICKS AC1 STYLES
and cai:not le .-uri aised witLio a tadiu of 150 titles ef nor
BIIAUTIITL AM) I LKASANT NEW STORE iiOOW.
WE HAVE Ci.uTHINr, FOii T'iK I.AP.(K-sT AND FATTEST i S ?T !
WF ilAVK f I.OTlllNi; !iU THE 1 i'lXN K.sT M MI.Ll?Sr PJsKpiK!
i: have runniM; for i ai: ;f, ta!.!. a.: slim Pi-.-it'Lar
Wh liAV" CI.OTlllN'jS Ktii HKAVYFET ANI .-:.4r PKiU'I.tC
WK IlAVK Cii.Tlil.NW i- i; HA til) WOiJIUN''; P.'AI.S !K' Vi.K i
WE liAVf t'l.t.-THl.NU FO'l slYI.ISH yol'-VvJ SP'KilN; fEPLS!
In lioys' and Cliildrei.s" Clctbicj vrc ;ay ."peci.l Attotioa
wr. have ci.c.TniNf; fo;: r.oys tp.t c.) to cof.T.FiuE!
have i i.oti'ini; rs i.vs tiiat ; r. n !!.!' -m'imot.!
Vi i- iiAVF i ! !; ; oi; n s that wtn:tz kk ii.!.;.-: rvas.fr;
V. K li A v K CionilNi; i'OK ti!i!.l)hl.N FM M i TO :, VEAliS til' AfiEt
wk have ( itiHii.Nt; H'i: cinifiinN riOM t; to r iEak-s or At.-j;
VK HAVE ( IOilllNO K ; CHlI.liKrX F'U li - TO b or A;!!
we u.w n 1 1.01 i:i:vu ion i-ijilm.tn fr" v- t.. r- ik.us :r tut:
s
Hats, if i lie fewest at j n.ft styhh ft'ocrii.ns: Mr!, ill f ri.e ; T.'Bk
and .ati !iel... cf all sizes; ie-k-tiss :p i Sus a;:,iers, at s!l i-ricea.
Our net? cods ziiJ stt re must be M'ti t t si ; reciated.
THIS IS A mmi til
8CH0TT,
33Rircno st., :siiiai;NTOAv:sr, ia..
April
.
Tie Best is tiie fassst.
THE Z!XV:fi:t!AH VAPCM7jS
:s rsa cxlt on
Made cf GalvaEized I Iron.
It is portable, durable, s'.solutely
tire-pioof, econamieal, i-.tl wi.l cure,
trust and vegetables in less time a:i i
h-si tuel than any oth r l:yer t-i tile
.Vsikat.
Itwilijav for i'.rlt in lets than
thiity .liys it pn -jwrly s'ten.!sl. Its
reiue:s are unsiiri'sssed ss fo ipial
iiy ir c-iliir. au 1 arc in jreil deiumd
at l-igh pri.-.
Full iu.strt.c;iims ho:r to dry, blesrh
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niuTtrated by the tite of a Bnavr trade bf T. T. Haydork. which ts not oo!t ttie Lsadlw
iu2T in this to. tore, bill THE I.K IDiM. BlUGII Of AV1EHK A. Baa
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llAVItOI K Hn-UT, with tha Hay. lock Saf.ty Xing Boit and r.flh Waaas.
lata ia insecure lilting over any oinar.
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AC-E3T3 ' ATTED WEEHB WE HAVE I05E! F0 I J7I2TKZST SO PBOriTABUU
MOBLE DEEDS or tiik fggj
s:J-'?r t t many ayes and n-itions. lor:iaveibv ICO Great Wri.iri. an a mai aa
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