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VEL & REPUBLICAN
MirFLWTOWS :
flcnp' ' $i oy if not paid within
1 J '"
'! ,4Trf"'u at 60
,o-, co1-
T.r.
jtfOt r LOCALS.
loBrewi on Tuesday.
r cheap b"ots and shows.
, sad girls are off to achool one
The roa
siorf-js-i.bar-
t.
children ba-e whooping
r rutbtr hoots and shoes at G.
f .v t..nr
ert.
v.. e-1 around the island on New
fx-
jl, t.rp.Iattire
. convened at rUrrisbnrg
c. Ikf 6th inst.
ijrer Keifllsr til in Philadelphia rtur-i-.jfct
boH-Uys.
, ..Iu ,l.,.,hve been comliictiu- a
eetir.g.
,snt K' pf Y"r- r-' " home
il,P :t lusht of 1S4 passed away amidst
'-in 'howt-ri.
p ., ttw ventilated rubber boot at O. W.
nt'i i10"1 :iJ ,tor
Ka rakn'i.'i"- is prepared to do all
ef l.oe pain'in-.
Th, 5iST:ltL devil took in thtt City of
jNlberi Lve last wee.
yuB will "rf m"".' b-v hnyingyo" rnb
yrbootf fromfi. W. Heck.
Kir J!r. Tbosspson preachei in the
ri,.;,risn Cl.nrca ou Sabbath-
Jti' i; V.ier prcnonncca Mew Orleans
to t!- nntital city of Ainrrie.
!i couiicil cautions z'.l citizens a
lUi sshes along the street.
The !
Kt. Sir. llnumia of Liverpool preached
a !s Li:tber in Chimb on Suad-V-
Urch jn, Is?."), will be Pennsylvania day
i.ys! ile Ne" Orleans -pritio.
J. hi H"l!'tM"k a haen prostrated
.:b Ttre attsek of rheumatism.
I'n itw-r Duncan's family is increased
b ;t comir j f a hasdsonie boy baby.
li'.fin pto', ci-siona!ly go to Lewis
t.s :j i'O the roller .kating i xhihition.
7i management .f the Thompsontown
fnr keep a chsnnel rnt tiirongh the ice.
Tut Nw I'rieani Fair is pronounced
fit g-idt World'a Fair that has ever
2,I Vary Khosd. of Newport, passed
ka idr a;norg liar frit-nda in this
j"ac'.
p.t c.fliee candiiates ere declaring
1 I
t.r.n in the different parts of ihe.
'- -
c v-Tm
; sifh M-Me!. penenl utility imn at the !
5j:--sJ Ili'i-i 111 and troki a ria, several
cs s.
St -we! F. Kit ler, has been appointed au
ajvni lor the Adams' Express Coinpinv in
tl: f'a. .
F.-oj'e who have "steady work," are look -in
f"r"art to Waahisgten's Birth Day for
Ire '-TTs n. foreman ol tho Sentlnil a:rl
E.j.itin took in Harrishurg durirg the
Hi..iiaT.
Irs Metliodist Ssbbath school decorated
ilrc'asroh haaJtotue'y for tLe Chriiitiuas
Intivity.
J:.i Panrelnker was at home from his
f':c; m ea.'.oyrr.ent at Renova du'inj tho
Bkiilavs.
At
::ii,
o'clock en the morning of December
tt.a thertuometer stood at 5 degrees
bcV zt.
D:. Ivit was instriliuntal
lui-.eiit fund to but Rev. E
in raiMPg a
, E. Berry an
t!t.-ic hath.
'ol i.! C"'a::d lectured in the Court
Y.oi-. las- Friday evening subject, HauJ
Kinw People.
lii a i.t l linen table cloth by tho yaid,
:j .riej Irom Germany, for sale at Epen
KLai'a store.
Mn. Ii'-;inr.n Moor, colored, diud at
!:-r Lome in 'a!: ford, on the 19th day of
T- L.tLca:er men were each lined
SiKj ;nr seliirg liiU(ir on Sundiy by
Liu- fsten.
i Mears brothers, coal operators at
E-;tt--gi-a hue failed. Liabilities as far a
1 iiom J'','m'i.
5!r. Tr'-sh tMiiiinan, of Delaware town--.,.
us I o: pi, fuim, uia Ust Sa'.uiday. I it -li-r:.ira:
i n M'.na iv.
" illiaiu Pm.plrs lei! otr hay wagon up
n hi b-.rk aa i wrs carried into his buue
'I'-tiJ f::iew!,a: hart.
A l.i:a:rr created a scene by accidentia
!J.-'aaig:rg hn s,..n in Shoaller's store at
' '-:e:iT3,, ih-s county.
A ronrentinn will convene at
Fr. burpr. :;;iy.ercolwtT January 21?. and
vl'oe .Usnsry ls").
Ti:e uiiij tn, nJs uf A. V. McAfee will
1 m'.tv to Itarn -A his severe prosti-atioa by
r:'.- :i n .; ihe liver.
r-muu,da:ihter of Mr. and Mrs. F
F.
"u"t". (,r l'atie.-soa has been
visiting
wii'li iu prrrv county.
Hinj nz. IVsuk Pattersen, and Geor;
Pl :r, Vii;.-l Philadelphia with niirouaul
tv,ktrt 1-a-ker last wee.
I'artyei.e Todd is vii'.tif her uncle at
UaTUbarg. Alice Told is ruitinf an un
vlt livin; ,t U.ii,t;i.5do-i.
Tl-"t week has h?Ti one of interest
fecrt oi.lrs, it having ben the time for
iutailatiua of officers.
A 1 tn.T ot yaung l kt held a surprise
. at t! howe ,.f Porter Thompson, at
'-xicu on Mot,i ,v evening.
iiercli.i.t Ranm-iji, o! jort kuyill i, A
,iil'"W" '"" to die of col.c or some other
"iternai .i;Mc,K1r a few days ao.
B"J1 Hurra) hrok': through the ice on
' river on Xtw y,lr, djy in ,)onn.
unt-gtog.-t onths lost hi, skates.
i'aiMUi .M,ii,r kiySj t,1(t iu New (r
"" '''-e urs, ths graves, wells, and
VC' : !l on tot f the graund.
Tle -ii'go:i.s board of County Commiv
pj minted their clerk, Janus Irwin,
"" aht.i, Api rai-rfor the year 1SS3.
''"''.iila and R.adrti; railroad
I '-ii.; Un-.te r.-ilucrd saUries tiuce the
' at the i at; t S to 20 j-er cent.
' ":t a: ?'h of a homely sayiug,
J 'ro ,U!r panics during the past
' thau you could shake a stick at."
Jacob Cheater aon of Jacob and Rebecca
Thomas, ot this place died on Thursday
morning. Interment in Union Cemetery.
George Wilson hat a locomotive headlight
to make the way to his store at night as
clear as dar. Ton know he has opened np
in Patterson.
The wood train gang of railroaders are at
work removing a large rock a short distance
north of Patterson so that a side track may
be extended.
"There are about 10 acres over head tn
the Government building at the-New Or
leans exhibition devoted entiiely to the
American Hag.'
A spelling match was indulged in under
the management of Teacher John S toner,
in Reno's school house on the evening of
December 30, 1S84.
Tho Presbyterian Sabbath school dis
pensed with decoration and confined them
selves to handing around the candy and or
anges and other gifts.
Mrs. Sarah Rsnnels, died on the evening
of December 2.1, 18S4, at 5 o'clock, aged
92 years interment in Rothrock's grave yard
on Friday December 26, ltt4.
IViu. Magontgil, ot Philadelphia, waa
visiting friends in this place during the hol
idays he took his daughter Lizxie with him
to the city of Brotherly Love.
C. B. Bartley, ot Altoona visited friends
ar.d relatives in this place during the holi
days. Mr. Bsrtlry at one time was an ex
tensive house building contractor.
The Huntingdon Globe remarks that a
wil l cat. that has its rendezvous in the rocks
opposite town, is giviug the farmers of Ju
niata township considerable troubln.
Charley Tannebaker broke through the
ice on the river while skating on New
Year dar. He w.s in water up to his arm
pits. It waa a cold dip and a big scare.
Wildy Knisely, ot the Tribune went to
the woods one day during the holidays and
shot a tu-k-y. I: was not a biro yar 1 fow 1
paid for at the rate of 10 cents per pound.
Th sabbath schoil entertainment in the
Lutheran church in Christinas eve was at
tended by miny people. The decorations
weie iiuite elaborate, and in first rate pro
portion. Pi veral daysago a team, owned by K. A.
Tennis, broke through the ice on the river,
at Thompsontown. Thre hours were spent
in getting the team to shore. The sled was
loaded with wheat.
The Nicaragua Canal treaty propoafs that
the United States shall hive a atrip of
country for the canal - miles wide and
IS 1 miles lorg. The cost of the ra i.il is
estimate.! at $140,!i0O,H0O.
A troop ot three town boys were arraign
ed before 'Sii:iri Beidler, on a charge ot
Emi! Schott, lor b:each of the peace. The
boys gave bail in the sum of $2"t, to ans
wer at court for the disturbinco.
Lovers delight in a l ull moon, they can
be donbly happy this mouth, lor alter hav
ing enjoyed one full moon already, an
other one will reveal itself about the close
of the aionth fur them to enjoy.
Lawyers will hold a convention on the
l":li inst., at Harrisburg to organize and
lit. 1 iric!ifttiir t.i ttasB a ljttr rrfatinir
. .
a new court a circuit court composed of
so many counties, with a bmch of six
j,,,!.,,.
The Panama canal will bo a tide water
I canal So miles Ion' It will he 15 feet higher
tie y. cnt than at the Atlantic end.
What climatic changes it will produce, is
a question that is being itisemrel ia scien
tific circles.
A team of two horses owned by Turner
SiiloufT ran away and smashed a wagon to '
uieccs a fen days a;;o against a telephone
pole. There is a telephone pole almost in
the middle of the road a short tiistanco
north of town.
T!il- only rublier boot made that cau be
wcrt w'.th con.fort, is the ventilated rubber
boot. The feet are kept warm and w ill not
sv.cat. Try a psir and be convinced. For
sale at G. W. Heck's boot and shoe store,
iiiiliintown, Pa.
One of the latest entei prises is a ship
railay across the Isthmus of Panama.
Those who favor the enterprise declare
that it will bn a cheaper work, an I when
comp eted, can be kept in a state of ra-
! miner than a canal.
William Lewis, a promint-nt citizen ot
liuiitii.pdon, while taking an active part in
a revival meeting in the Methodist Church,
in the town just mentioned, was striek -n
with paralysis. Mr. Lewis was editor of
the Globe newspaper during a period of 2)
years.
Cn last Thursday evening the young folks
of this town and vicinity held a party at
natron's Hotel in JIcAlisterville. They
d arced i.ntid a late hour and all came away
pleaded both with the party the snpp.-r and
accommodations fu nished by Mr ar.d Mrs.
Susrron.
In M iH:in county there if a searchgoing on
for blood relatives of Oliver Parry McKee
ban, who died in Spain without children.
He is said to have utit a large fortune. He
was born in Mitilin county atid had a broth
er who moved to Illinois, and a sitr who
went to Indiana.
Samuel Strayr, on account of fire, will
sell in the Graybill building, Mifflin, Pa.,
his entire ttck of Clothing, Hats, Ctos,
Boots, Shoes, and Notions, At Cost aid
under Cost. He means what he s ivs as h-j
wants to reduce his stock before rebuilding
at his old stand in Patterson.
An avelanche of snow and ice, came
dow n from the roof cd a house on Main
street the other day, while William Gun
senhonser was walking by, he dodged Ihe
snew slide and escaped without injury, ex
cepting, that bis hat had a hole cut into it
by the sharp edge of a cake of ice as it
slid by.
The Altoona Tribune remarks : It ia a
violatien on positive Biblical injunction to
feed tke drunken tramps who infest this
community. "If a man will not work neith
er shall he eat" ia a good doctrine and if
the people woild begin to carry it resolute
ly out there would be fewer loafers and
mora honest workers.
C. P. Taniiebaker, formerly a f tremin in
this office has connected himself with the
enterprise of slatting the Co ilporl Siftings,
a newspaper at Coalport, a now town, with
coal, timber, and railroad interests to bi:k
it. It is the only paper in that gro-ving
community, and as it is not started to brcsk
some one else it has the best wishes of many
people.
O. P. Barton, John Dimm, anl W. N.
Sterrett, the new board of C ounty Commis
sioners were in on Monday aoi en
tered upon the discharge os tneir ortke with
Mr. Eaiton as President. A. J. Patterson
elected Attorney for the board, S. B- Lou
don clerk, and D. C. Louder Court House
janitor. T. U. Meminger the Prothonotary
was sworn in on Monday.
A few dayt ago Jennie Morrison aged
about 21 years died of typhoid fever at her
fathers's house in Lewistown.' Her father,
Joshna Morrison was married twice and by
the marriages became the father or 16 chil
dren all of whom he followed to the tomb
excepting two sons who are living in Mif
flin county. Mr. Morrison ia about 75 year
of age and is a vigorous man.
A communication, from Omaha, Neb.,
tinder date ot December 26, 1884, says.
Mr S. A. Harner, and Miss Jennie White,
were married at the residence of the bride's
father, in Omaha, on the date mentioned,
by tho Rev. Mr. Smith, of the same town.
About 200 guests were present and after a
delicious supper had bien partaken of, the
happy couple took a westward bound train
te pass their hony moon in San Francisco.
During the late Teachers' Institute held
in this place, State Superintendent Iligbee
declared one evening Iu a lecture tbat '-the
maximum of taxation has not been reached."
He carried the thought into his annual re
port to the Governor, which is evident from
the fact that be askes the Legislature to ap
propriate one million Iwo hundred and fifty
dollars for school purposes, this year. Uue
hundred and lifty thousand of which is to
go to the norma! schools.
List of letters remaining in the Mitlliu
town Pa.. Post office, not called for Jan. 1,
1885. LiTTias. Bumngton, Mrs. Alice;
Bingham, Dr. D. ; Knight, J. Jonathan;
Moris, Jacob L.; McCture K.. II.; Noringer,
Walter J ; Olamus, Coe; Reed, Misa Maggie
Resell, Eva; Smith, H. L.; Swab, Ham;
Sbriaris, R. A.; Thomson, William M.;
Tripner, George J.; Volger, Christian:
Persons asking for letters iu this list will
please say they are advertised.
tt". U. Rodgors, P. M.
One night, several weeks ago, a valuable
horse, owned by J. M. McDomdd, had Us
lelt hind leg broken above the pastern joii.t
by a kick from another horse owned by Mr.
McDonald. The next day the broken leg
was set, but the animal bad not yet be
come used to handling the broken limb,
and broke it at another place just above the
first break. The second break was set.
Since then the animal has exhibited an un
common amount of horse sense in handling
ihe broken leg,aud gets up and down quite
skiliiully wo three legs, aud is on a fair
way to a speedy recovery.
On Friday evening two robbers boardud
a passenger train on tho Baltimore and
Ceutral Railroad, within 60 miles of Phila
delphia, and with revolver in hand, robbed
passengers of money and watches to the
value ot $h., while the train ran from one
station to an other, a distance of Ihi-ee
miles. They got on the train at Rising
S mi and got off at Syliuir. The thieves
were caught in Cecil county, Maryland. If
railroad robberies become fretpent in the
eastern states, pacsengms will deem it ne
cessary to carry a shot gun or pistols when
they travel by rail.
A number of boys in this town are in the
habit of running to sleighs and sleds tbat
come to town lor the purpose of obtaining a
ride, and if not permitted to ride taey eel
np a cry agaiust the person sleighing and
sometimes throw snow balls and pieces of
ice after the person who his refused them
a ride. Such insolence on thj part ot the
boys is inexcusable. nd some day they
w ill get hold of a country m in who will have
taeni arrested and they aud their parents
sill have to aus-.vur betor a Justice of the
Peace for the assault. Parents who have
lll-umd children had better look to the hab
its of their '-youngsters."
1 wo boys, named Gloss, aged 2t and
16 years, were arraigned before Justice
John Patterson, at Perue Mills, on a charge
ot having burned North Point achool house
in Lack township, this county, on Sundiy
night. December 2S, 1884. The boys at
tended a Methodist meeting at R -ed's Gap,
and while on their way home stepped from
the road and fired the bin ding, in which
there had been no school since the previous
Friday. Tb Correspondence of the soles
of the bors hoots to the tracks in the snow
at the school house, with other circumstan
ces led to theii arrest. The boys w.-rc
broitght to this place on Sunday night, Jan
uary 4, by officer Campbell, aud lodged in
j.il.
John Milliken, of Spruce Hill township,
received a letter, threatening to serve him
as Enoch Beale was served if he docs not
move Neal Morgan from a ten int house on
the Milliken property. The letter h is c ius
ed a great deal of fjniet excitement in Tus
earora valley. Many citizens in the valley
are now beginning to believe that the nu
merous fires that have taken place the past
few yeats ware caused by spiteful, fiendish
people instead of by accid'nt as they for
merly were incline I tob?l;eve. Tho s''at-;-ncnt
that M lliken would be served as Beale was,
leads to the belief that tSe writer of the let
ter knows that Bea'e's house and barn was
set on fire by a revengeful person. There is
a quiet inquiry goii'g on as to who Morgan's
bltt jr enemy liny bo thit ho would seek re
venge on Millisen for hi.-inj hrn in his
bone.
The Itinera! of Edmund S Doty, one of
ihe richest men in Junata county and the
oldest r.ative-born citizen of Miff.iiitown,
look place on the afternoon of December
27, 1884. He nuked among the ablest law
yers of the central part of the State. He
was a solicitor for the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company and an officer of the Union
Trust Cmnrany of Philadelphia. He was
of New England stock his father having
come lere from Connecticut. He leaves a
wire, eight sons and one daughter. Six of
the older sons can led his body to the Pres
bvterian graveyard where it was entombed
nt 3 o'cloek P. M. Previous to the time of
Ihe funeral Ihe bar of this and Mitilin coun
ty held a meeting in the otti'-e of the Reg
ister and Recorder and each member dcliv
ed a speech appropr iate to the occasion af
ter which they adjourned and attended the
lun.'ral in a body. Mr. Doty was b:rn on
the 22 day of Angnst 1815.
I'ablic Sale.
On Monday February 23, 1885, J. R. Gisli,
residing on the lin.-hofsia l farm one fcilf
mile north east of Mexico, will sell a match
pair of young, well broken mules, a bay
mare with loal, a bay horse, a 3 year old
colt, stock bull and heifer, two brood sows
each with a lot of pigs, shoats, sheep, four
milch cows, six )oung cattle, wagons bug
gy, ahavester. a mower, threshing machine,
horse power, and almost everj other kind
of farm implements, also a lot ofhousehold
goods. He will go west in the spring. Sale
to commence at 9 o'clock A. M.
Private Sale.
Ruih Ilunce offers at private sale, A FARM
OF VI AGUES, more or ler. having there
on erected a goon TWO STORV PLXK
aill'sK There is runniitjr water at thi
door. Ha:l ihe land is cleared i'l's aid
uiake a good iiontecenve'iieiit to tiii ntiues,
mills, schools au I churches. The j roperly
is located in Slim Valley, Fermanagh town
ship, Juniata county, Pa., lour miles Irom
Mitlliutowu. For terms call on or address.
RUTH BCN'CE.
Sept., 24, 1884. Mifflin town, Pa.
Resolution! of Retipect.
The following resolutions wero adopted
by the Woman's Missionary Society, of the
Mexico CT. P. Congregation, at their meet
ing on December 81st, 1884, on the sudden
and unexpected death of Miss Ida MaGill,
one ol our members :
Wuiiias, God, in his Providence, has
removed Irom our midst one of our num
ber, who waa a young and efficient member,
and gave great promise ol a future useful
ness as a christian worker iu the church and
the world. Therefore,
Kttolvtd, 1st, that we bow in humble
submission to the will of our Heavenly
Father, recognizing His right to do as He
pleases among the army of Heaveu and the
inhabitants ol earlb, aud trusting that what
is our loss is her gain.
Rttolvtd, 2d, that we feel that tied, by
this dispensation, is enlorciug upon us ihe
necessity of greater diligence iu doing the
Lords work, and by living and aciiug so
that when our call comes we may be able
to reuder up an accouut to the great Judge
ef all with joy and not with griwi.
Resoled, id, tbat we tender our heart
felt si mpathy to the Bereaved Uncle aud
Aunt, tliu tenderly and lailhlully supplied
the place of Father and Mother lo the
departed one, aud we would commend
I hem in Ihe hour of their sore alliiction to
God who alone can coiulort ihem, who
says to his people uuder every trial, "My
grace is sufficient lor the."
Cohmittie.
CemniuiilcatiosB.
TnowpsoHTOws, Jan. 2, 1885.
Editor Sixtisel asd REPCBLicaa.
Dear Sir. Old and young people of the vi
cinity of Thompsontown and Locust Run,
have been attending evening parties, sing
ing school, literary societies, and so forth.
The Christmas tree in the Lutheran church
at Thompsontown waa a grand one, the
church building was crowded.
Ou the 2iith day of December, the neigh
borhood waa excited over tho ruuaway ol I
2 horses hitched to a sled oaned by B. S.
Graybill. Mr. Graybill bad bjeu to town
and on his way home be stopped at 111 e
house of his father, hitched the team aud
went iu to see bis parents, lie bad a 4 year
old son with him, unknown to either parent,
or grand parent, the 4 year old boy lelt the
house, and weut out to the sled, mounted it,
aud then a racket took place among the hor
ses, they broke the bitching strap and ran
away taking the boy with them on the sled.
They ran as far as t Solomtn Maub.'ck's
place where thev were stopped. Nothing
was broken, the boy wat all right and cry
ing lustily a if bsdly searei. A niimoer of
horsemen turned eut and rode after the
runaway team.
Committee lo Organize Local
ItlMlltlltC.
The following named teachers have been
appointed by the C.unitv Superintendent a
committee to organize Local Institutes,
also to tacet a similar committee of Direc
tors in Mifliintowu to adspt soma tneaaure
to secure uniformity of text books in the
county: J..N. Keller, D. L. Kepner, A.
V. McAfee, W. E. SbelUnberger, J. T.
Ailman, J. W. Hills, J. C. Dimm, T. G.
Arbogast, P. J. Shelley, C E. Kautfiuin.
O. S. Dower, Ed. Lindsay, J. T. Turbett,
Win. Tnrbett, Wm. H. Hoopes, J. E. Al
len, Hugh Rhine.
MA II II I El) t
KACFFMAN JAMISON On the 2llh
inst, at McAlnstersviHe by the Rev. J. II
Mil her , Mr. Cloyd Kautfinsn to Mianis L.
Jamison, lolh of Mc AUstersville.
AUKER. BRVBAKER At Thompson
town, on the 23th nit, by Rev. Solonnn.
Mr. Tobiis R. Auker of Walker township
to Mis Alice E. lirubaker of Fayette town
ship. HAINES SW1TZER On the 2 Jth ult.,
at the Lutheran ptrsoiaie by Rev. E. E
Berry, Mr S. 11- Haines, of MillersioWn,
and Mary S. Swiizer, of Waikertwp.
SWITZER BARTON At Ihe same
time and place and br the stme, Jossph S .
Switz-r. ot Walker township, aud Mary E.
Barton, of Patterson.
PANNEBAKER WARNER On the
fame dav, br tl.e same, at ihe residence ot
Joshua Fnoreman, in Patterson, Robert G.
Pannehaker. of this place, and Martha J.
Warner, of Patterson.
LOC DEN? LAGER HOW Oa the 15th
u!t., at the Lntheran parsonage, by the
stnie, Joel V. Loo lensliger, otPenn twp..
Si: t. ler county, aud Diaua Row, ot Ferman
agh twp.
GILES JOLL. At the unit) time and
place, bv Ihe asm. Robert A. Giles and
Harriet A. Joll, both of Fermanagh town
ship. V A NORM ER ZOOK On thn 1st inst ,
st the same place, by the same, George F.
VanOrmer, of Fayette twp . and Mary J.
Zook, of Fermanagh township.
MlFFLtNTOWy MARKETS
UirrutiTow", Janmry 6
1X!5.
.. 20
Kittt.-r .
K.-trs 2
l.arl l'
Ht:n 1?
Shoti' Isr 10
i 1
Uss 1
MirrLI.NTOWN GHAI.V MAUKET.
Wheat
Foils. Wlifat,
Lancaster ..... ..
Coru, now.... .... .
Oats
Rve
New Cloversoed.
Timothy seed
FUx seed
Bran
hop ,
Snorts
Grouud Alum Salt.
American Salt.....
73
7S
f2
4
27
r,.i
5 in
l ;ii
1 40
1 Oil
1 50
1 :10
1 2
1 Olal 10
FIIILADEf.PIIIA MARKET:.
1'niLADELrma, January S, 1885.
Pennsj lamia re I wheat tele. Cora 4Hc per
busliu!. Oats -l-ic p ;r bashd, Rve U2a'i c. i
Hutti-r 20a Wc per lb. E;gs 22a27c p-r lo7..
live hrns'.lc roosters Cc per lit, ducks 10al lc,
turkfis 1 Ial2c. geese yilllc. Timothy liay
(ina$l6.5U, SUa$l5. Loose lay at 70.:
a$1.00 per hundreti weight. Cloverseetl'i t7 J.
litet cattle rangel Irom 3a7c p--r lb, tal
cows liaise per Ih. veal calves GaHi per lb.
Milcncows $!$'- p-r heat, sti-cp '2',-y
per lb, h's tiaBJ : per lb, drossit l beef at
6aVJc r lb. i)ri.i bei'l 1 alf, eet
pickelert hams 3al0c, pickl-Ml liotil'lr
smoked 7c, lard 7c, tallow in bugshent Cc.
Petroleum II. test yjs.
An) body.
Thai dvsires to save 20 to S5 per cent.,
on agricultural iinplt-nieiils can lie accoma
ted by Kennedy A. Doty. This same firm
has sole as;ency in Juniata county, tor tbe
well knoWn Susquehanna Bone Fhosphtle
and are also prepared to lurnish pure,
ground, raw bone, at lowest prices. In the
Iced liiie : Corn, Oats, Rye. Shorts, Mid
dlings, Bran, Oil Cake and Meal.
Ths r:;eaV' ns'lrori ri.Viio-.ItJoia.
Ih? rvcent r.xiositi-n i.l L'hica't re-
ves'cd lac R:f.m:ic srriucs made by genius anri
capital in the field of transportalion. Another re
marluble thint; is the development of llie Flrence
Oil Stove for cooking aad heating. It was the first
in its field in point of time : is now conceded to be
first in superiority, and will continue to receive the
awards and medals wherever exhibited, and the
praises ol all who as them.
For Sale or For Rent.
A house and lot, for sale, or for reut. ia
McAlisterville. l'reler soiling. It is sitn
ated in about the centre of the town, and is
a comfortable house. For tnrther particu
lar apply to, Jaxc L. McAlilth,
McAlisterville,
Doc. 10, 1881, tf. Janiats Co. Pa.
leg.il:
JgXECUTORS' SALE,
OF
VALUaU3LE KEAL ESTATE!
The undersigned, execntora of John
Smith, deceased, late of Fayette township,
Juniata eonnty. Pa., by virtue of an order
issued out of Ihe Orphans' Court, of sid
county, will offer at public sale, on the
premises, at 1 o'clock P. M., on
Saturday, January 17. 1S5.
The following described real estate, to-wit:
A FARM COXTAIMfU 103 ACRES,
more or less, bounded on the north by lands
of Allen F. Rnbison, on the east by lands
of Henry L. Smith, A brain Sieber, and
J icob Smith, on the south by lands f
A brain Sieber and Christian Shellcnberger,
and on the west by lands of A brain Sieber,
Sr.. d. teased. Hiving thereou erected a
Stone and Frame Dwelling House,
bank bam, wagon slicd, and other buildings.
TERMS OF SALE. One-fourth or the
purchase mnoy to be paid on continuation
ot sale by th-t court. One fourth on tlie
first day of April, A. D., HSI, and the re
mainder ou the first day of Anril, A. 1).,
1888, with interest from April 1st. l!85,
and to be secured by Ju Ij.-iu nt. Deed to
be delivered and possession given on or
before the first day ol April, A. D , 1335.
Jacob Smith,
K.ka Sum,
Dec. 17, 1884.1 Executors.
QRPHANS' COURT SALE,
VALUABLE SEAL ESTATE!
By virtue of an order issued nut of the
Orphans' Court, of Juniata county, tin un
dersigned, Administr.iter of .Siln B -i tlor,
late of the township of WalKnr, d-nteased,
will sell at public !u, on 111 J premises, at
1 oclock P. M., on
Saturday, January 1 llli. Ii5,
Tho following described real rttit.i to-wit:
A TRACT OF LAND,
situate in tho township of W il.:er, Juniata
county, bounded by lauds of David lieshoar,
J. N. and W. II. Moore, and others, con
taining
Four Acres aud 'il Pert lie
of land, be -the same more or less. A two
storv home, a shoo and loj stib'e Ih ireon
erectek.
TERMS. Ten pr cent of the purchase
mon-y on the e'av of stlo, forty pir cent-
when Ihe :tl is coeli-nied bv the court,
and tb tialance (t-in ot.e half ot the pur
chase tvrii"y) on ihe tirsl day of April, A.
D., 18sj, when d -ed k Is- deliver-d and
pessesslou gic-n. Jacob l'ktiLt:n.
Dec. 22, A liiiinistrstor.
VE TV ANT 1000 uort- KOOk AI.F.NTS
for t rvitlfit nI Ares- ri-rfl boolr. rrrr me-' 4
1 icnen'lr It naviml origin J work jnt (.tiblis r-.i tit ;
1 Tin fArti pn-t-.-ii-o ot 'tn ot car pi 'U-t h. iy itft.t-- 1
llli .a .H-J Aur.ia- k .Vs,rf J J..a 7rr jJ.m. JJim t
'- ,tt (iOiorf .Vlatfit Hl-toi'i N'Vp A i
tt-.jl ;rrVr Sr. 'tee. Jjmm k.miUr XW'n X'v '.
'Utti.-r. fm-f Xe-Kptft nni II ot.'tfr wll ktioa !tt..- ;
Ynee TTiT Yjw'Aa ifnVi hirr f. fur llif iirt
ht. t!ie rnmilth hi'tor of V-.m I.irw ni lK-rt'. CO
ffttiM.il Amtrirfta wrmen inn vt wliom r now iinrr
who llTpai hart Hs- str sVfertj rm icttttm. mnl t!irr tr.l
iosr Ui" h w'j th-ir frm orrunty to fsTiisj r 4
Si'T- t r I hrihirte .ntetal. p.-mftntic Sl'.ry, t(n7 llsn-.f--arv!
T-nJr 1alhs. ttusj jraOi bk U !J.til fev -('
t;t. Atliw ' txymz " aflttl fi evrft.v iw
rfii iv Jaf mti CA'W'ast ss---( ;(", -Vw are 'ft
t." It i i.nairtl il''.-trttl wiih full i e rw.-rswm
b..lc icadtj turt portnuU jrom jnx-v.ii-'.oo7r" -
AGENTS WANTED !
ACESIT! Thii rBl hv.k is sow s-il Itin ,!t "-.'r,
Intgl. Hmi.t r, llitttn. I'ntift, rtr . itr , . i.v 'i-A-
r it nl iihit (i'-.pa W ti,r- m.rf h-- s--'t
who ..i fc.. umSSU in their re!"!! tH'h P" t
wsnt t w rM i:mti m.t or w men ?n t-.;. ' ic 'r st
once. We "rf Tt na triy.t. No'i-lbt
t me to mskwitsiner. C Hi' CimilT. ri vtue y;-. Trmt,
arfrie f, rim rni t'..rfte" n !e-- ir. r-eC. Autrt,
A. i. Homm.vkTov at toiisrifcre. .
N
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i i f 1 sir llwn, wilf I
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at trnpsxfM kilt
sewic3 mrft jn-j .
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bf jrrnmHam data, ef
o'.hr nekii IW ft-!
trukl-t, bt or -trc
tir tto4 trial Itii ar.4
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Tavkc rr i ir sthMui4
tkiiui4, maA 4mm mot la
wrfe atvstao U ktat
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Tt.!acaw PsmU4 m art
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Crtwlaif ia frnvar aa! r?ii
Moo. rJL-s-ttp'eti-a
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ABaIxICvi
SPEMAT0RHHE1
IMPOTENCr.
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4'1T. liajftftWrftlfw
Us ef (sW kaaua cramv
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aa haft: bC clfaB at
Lit vk;?k ka bam
wmavoad atri paa ksvax.
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SEND ADDRESS
4BMTTCI ssnss
HARRIS REMSDt CO MTf CtoMk
NIC K .F A 11 1
PRIVATE SALE
The un J -rs
u 1 I'fl'sri a y -t ' til- Ti''
farm, sirnvl in P.-tl.. tis-'iijv. n -ar
Walnut I'. .. ar.. six 1:1 '.! -s w. st ..t' Jti:l
Im Siati-tp, I'. H. It , c mtaiiiiuj
(:? AC It KS,
more r Ic, nl h:rirj 0!r-u e-''!tl a
fJOOD FIMMK U'.VKLLIXG HOUSE
an l othpr ontbiiildiiijc. Thwre is a good
spring of water on the premises, a-vl Iruit
ordiflcrt-iit kinds. The larm is sitiisted in
a pVasa-it ci.itiiiir.tiity, convenient to
churches. s-h nls and st ires. Any pa-an
desiri ijr to purchase a pleastnt h un-; sh;u!i
cM on or a l.lress. I., t' T ..t.
'.Va'iiut V. ..
Xnv. .", I, tf. Ju-iiata Ci , I'a.
ACTION N'oriOK.
All i .sons a.-c hereby canti n-.l agvit
tri-spas5i-; tipoti tho iinili f the nndcr
sire.l, !n I-'ayetf. I.-liwarrt -r Waiker
townships, .y fishiiij. hunt n;r or in smv
other wav :
JoSATII V l!Sa,
CaTtlARtSS KfRTI!
I). II. IHW J.
S. J. Krerz,
Lrcis Dr.NM,
Jacob Honrs,
A. II. Kj-rtz,
S. Owrs KVS5S,
?. F. SrictiRR,
J. B. (lASItS,
J. K. UETras.
Bt Tii-rr!;,
J-.iix .M.-MsKV,
(J. Vr. Smith.
fliN-nv At Krr.,
.Iessk Pin as,
C. U. SlIILLT,
Ivii Smith.
Tusros Brn-xrr,
J.tllS I,. At KM,
S. M. KarrrM is,
Darin limn tttfiiR,
I.r.ri K. Minus.
19?l-tf.
Arxolo V'arn.s,
Spteaiber 15,
Ts Mwl ".'t.se 11.. mi Lao... Sr..e Wbd;.,,
IpUKWef. WfS. njek-a.. 3wrt3, j,-!:ai ainj
IrtfsUititK . e;!:ffe tt 'tffntt u:e n4 nrw
lW.re Tre.id. i i or r;e fir 1 rt rf
euefrtsiutnS.sitwere4 b,iho t!eitnrfettmct by tasil.
Crew. allriK fM R.wtwre tkmrnfri mm tfceh.
Gileses e-rl.tSelesatOT. I.l.sw
Itm. tr. C. L. LaStRtR. Tr't .S tj .leSm H Wots
KraSnl SM. a Swr. t-ytrrt. 5 r St IeH. S
Fall and Wluler GootN.
I would inform the public that I have
ow in my new millinery store at my place
of resideuce on Water street. MifHinto.va,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a (nil stock, of Fall and Winter milliner
gim.li, all new, and of the latvst sty!;s,
and having employed first class milliners,
lam prepared to supply the public with
everything found in a tirstclass milliner
store, come and examine my stooK. I
consider it no trouble to show good.
KRS. DKi.'lL.
My 2-S.l.v.
Pomctlilng Tor tbe ilabr.
What a terrible alliiction about the house
is a cross, cr iS batty. A young tnvi on
the very f.ige of matrimony mi jht easily ba
friphteneil irom his p irprse ! havtn ' t to
much ot that sort ol lujsis at tit ) h tuus tf
his married friends. Vet bab.es cry com
monly only when liiey are siok. Oaj tet
spoonliil of Perktsi's Tonio, given tha littlo
one. wi:l brine rest and sleep to thj baby
and ail in Ihe house. Only 50 cents, at
druggists.
Michigan Buggy Co,
KALAMAZOO. Mich.
Wholesale Vannfactnrsra of all kinds of Oeea ana
Top BI GGIES sad BO.tD f ARTS. Agrals waste
STsrvwhsre. Write for catalogue and f rice Mat.
mi TTOUK A SPECIALTY.
Ye aha snsnsfketars a fnll tine of Cl I ri.lt,
Ineladlnf Swell Body, Portlaad, Sqaare Bw
twe seat PortlsBd as Poser Sleighs.
Ssstl for eats and prtess before purchasing.
MICHIGAN BUGGY CO.,
KALAXIZOO. XVa.
-V- PURE x
Olives, Terra Cotta3 and all the latest
fashionable shades for
CITY COUNTRY QTi SEASIDE.
TVarraiited dnrablo and ptrmanent.
Dejcriptive Lists, shov.-ir.g 33 actual
Ehadas, sent on Rppiioario;i-
For salu by the principal dealers,
wholesale and retail, throughout the
cotintry.
aVsl 1j? them nnd tak2 no othcri
BiLUNOS, TAYLOR & GO.
CLEVCLii.TaD, ClUQ.
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D.W. Mltr Mm Co.
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B. Fifh ?:!., -:siT5! : . .r! T -I.-stoa Ave
C.?.CivHAT?. O,
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A Certuln Remedy for Ml
KIDWEY r.nd I.SVER TROUBLES
Cufcs Fcmeio Weaknsssos?,
Imparls N aw I-Sf o and Visortotho
For Sole frrrrwlirre. Half-Pint Bottle
ii C'ts Ursi. Sfc-.r, 7i t te.
f n.i::!;'.r.:reJ Ity
W.J.i:U3TEH&eO.,
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t t li-4 -'if d VSaui.mtl ar-!tcatlu:s Ut v
h 1 :;:;;:av izszii::-.::;:
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HI graidsa, Jiw i -it.
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r . :--t e.a 3CSI c-i tnan t v n. -s -.
f't'l t.:'. mi 3S f..ry:.:e r-.:nt l)3 r.
fc-a t;..3 .1- i.t rthcr forr'.cn cvh utr... t. frv'xj
i st sv .'i r.. lire arotl rra.n!.'s t. . ,.
V t .-v.ni-ift..Uu o-aj j it -it .-hrn:.:..
f-S! r- i v . ' --.tn". llsa.i- -t. ' t l - -i
M a t f . I'stnts pbt.MP d tt:r. .'-I. .n
taf, a", n. rnM Win ins Sci4it:2ie Aturoy .-.
T - ..f .urh notice 1. wen urj..-nw j
GREAT REDUCTION IU THE
-PRICEOF-
Winter Clothing !
FROM THIS BATE UNTIL MARCH 1, 1SS.
We offer or entire stock of
WINTER CLOTHING AT COST !
-
EVERY GARMENT IN THE STORE
HAS BEEN
MARKED AT COST!
m
We Mast Reto Stock cn Hand
-
DOWN WITH l'RllTS.-QUH MQTTQ-'1WV tt'TM F KICKS."
SCHOTT WILL LET THE FIGURES TALK:
OVERCOATS ; OVERCOATS ;
Men's Nobby Chinchilla Overcoats at ! 5 "() Itecltf-pd fro:u g 8 75
Men'sCapsiuicreanilCoikstrewOvtrcorits slO 00 lO.iiCt.'tl froii' :.'M 00
Mon's Milton anil Castor Overcoats r.t S 8 .r,0 Tt ;Jmf a from $12 75
Men's Gooil Walking Overcoats r.t S 1 !). TeJnce.l fro?-. $ S Oii
Men's heavy Driving Overcoats at $ 4 Kclu -cl frcu i 8 00
BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S SUITS.
Children's Suits at
Boy's Suits at
Boy's Suits at
Boy's Suits at
Children's Overcoats at
Boy's Overcoats at
Bov's Overcoats at
HATS, CARS, TRUX ICS, SATOIJ.ELS,
AND GENTS' FUENISHING GOOD"
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SCHOTT, TUe Closer,
ismrjaK st., mifflintowx, pa
Tlis Best is the Cheapest.
THE Z!MW:MA'! IViFCRATOS
IS THE ONLY ONI
Made of Galvanized Iron.
Ills portable, diinble. absolutely
&rr-fro.f, uounoitiical, an.l will cure
fruit an'l vt getablt a ia loss time and
less furl than anr other Drver ir. til
Markut.
It wi'l pay for itsflf i.-i Ujs than
thirty days if pn)H rlv att'-.i.i"l. lis
producta are unsurp.is-ieil as to .pial
ity or cuior, an.l are in grost .l. lnu.i I
at high prices. ,
Full instructions how to dry, hiea' U
park, ai d market th pro.ii.-t ac
company each niarb;itu.
AtDBIiS
!M 41 RIC K LEOMiii),
OAKLAXII MILLS,
Sm.l J I'M AT AC
CLOTHING AT COST
- :0:o -
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CATS, HOOTS & SHOES, Ml SIOT,
Goods of all kinds at cost, because of t!:o 'ai.- i'.c ir. lVSUr(sn. Tou v!il
t'iid un- i't t!.-i
Ova -vrfoA 1 1
IX MIFFIXTOWX. Call Mi 1 s-ro i
SA31UEL STUxYER.
Nov. ii, '.s4.
"THE GIRL I LETT EEHXKD USE."
CCtrll3HTcO !8T f
UlnstTstfd by the use of a Rnmry made by
z- --;. r f rr tt r ' ' J
liiiirev in this ui'tur. but I hi: Ltiiiv ' sir. . .1 .-lta..N-k'
-.if.-tv Km Bon un-1 s'lftlt o!. sk .oar aval," : t . 1 .
iiitiiiMk m ;., with .is
I.:fe is msicure mlittg over siit othsr.
ITLl. pictsn wii: Se fttrsuSa slsrso urt, friss as .Wast -1 . S S. wnt " )
'ssrwssr.sp.l rp rs- COIEZ,
oessrnd for CaHalosrtt n " , A
HhslnslrPrmlst. or. Plans aa 1 ! t is ! i . i ..
102513 V?AHTZ3 WaESB WE BATE JTOiE. 30 r.rTSTCETJ 0 PS?Tr EI.E
. VV. AtlA3& X Ti
Is tha plac wkera oau ky
Tim kkst asi TriR rufj.irKvy
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
HJTS, CJPS, BOOTS, SHOES, ji.XD rs.v.wfc.vr HOOf J.
UZ is prepared to exhibit or.e of ihe most choi.-e and c!ec; stoiks t,vr .2':-rei !?.
this market, and at JSTO.lSHISdLY LO'V VRlCn S t
Also, weasnres taken for suits ami
at short notice, very r.-asonable.
Remember the ple, in Hoffaian'H
Water sTeets, MIFFMNTOVi N, PA.
t-txrcially a-liptcd 1- r i;..iiuay
i wwm mmam I it .rii i iw.nns H !
I Addresa. II. I. VI!RF. k CO.. 11 IT l
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55-310D rXi TONTK J ."V I'EIZ :r"v
mmOBLE H r D S U:Vikl
;5-th?- t mary aqes anu is.-.-.it.ni. it.r,.,ed Iry JOO Grrat Wruc ; ..ais.i
'fj.-'l-'Zi Introduction bv Vr- If.-ri.-rt tV. j'.-rrit, D. . Jat -- '
feKiv-S'tf A "wAft y-V.wy -..-. -!:- na-..iuic-it VA3!!t Y ?S 3 J
fes.'. RISLKS aid IH'! tt:i.;:M'il ALEl'MS ' C-at a.-i.tr - 13 i. i". 'J 4
tvj t-lxrcially a-liptcj l .r l; ..'liiay si'.-.. K-.r.iarK: i . . . t
-
as m Must Hive Mors Eccn I
-
it -1 c,:?Ttodn-. .1 frohi s? -i 87
: G l: P.eJwre 1 free, ? 8 50
$ 4 M Re.lni:td f;o-a r 75
s 2 i-.3 Ked-i cd f'ovi 3 1 87
$ 1 (;3i:e.iufpd from 2 77
S 5 2" rednco 1 i nu .? 7 "tO
jj i !' P.e.lr.feJ f;-..u ' SO
ro, S3 o ) kiid ?'? ."0.
4?-ias..- .
: - o:o: -
Pin 1 1 rl -3 11
T. T.Haydtv k, fh --t .sp" e - rs
i;,d.ct :y it:.; S-. l a...
parts of suits, thiob will V n ?. 'p tt trr-
Nf-w l'nilili?!E, comer r.f s-ft
I" 1 :-t"i
v;- . I: I'.
rms
.tsifi - jt St . i'ii.ivJtll.bi.
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