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fVednekdaf, Sep't 30, ISIS.
li. F. SCHWEIER,
XblTOB A1IO rEOFIIETOft.
Politics has more life iu it th:in
ten days ago.
Fofb hundred baukers held a con
veution at Chicugo, last week.
Snow fell iu many places in the
New Ecgland states on the 23rd of
this re etith.
Massed armed men have been burn
ing houses of Chinamen in Washing
ton Territory.
The Democracy in Ohio are work
ing the liquor dodgv, in hope of car
rying a number of Republicans.
Wakd the swindler of Grant and
Lis frinds, is living in luxury in the
New York jaiL He should be in
irons.
The Greenbacker is still in the
field. A Greenback meeting will be
held at Huntingdon, on the 23rd of
October.
The Turk must pack his gup 6ack
and get out of Pocuielia. Good, the
Sclav should have harried him out
long ago.
A gaks fuel charter, with a capital
of $5,000,000, has been applied for
at Harrisburg. The company pro
poses to operate in the west.
Negroes of the South are forming
military companies and drill every
week, for the purpose, it is paid
of securing the right to vote in
18S8.
Last week, Presidents of trunk
line railroads met and increased the
freight rates between Chicago and
New York. It is great power that
Presidents Lave.
Ira Daves-fort was nominated last
week by the New Yi.rk Republicans,
for Governor. He is a respectable
man and a man of ability, and the
outlo.ik for Republican success is
promising.
How can a railroad that 13 not fin
ished be a coin p ting line? The
coriX'.'y that propose it, and organ
ize it uad work on it for a time msy
be only b'. ick'i nilers in tte guise of
a proposed ruivroad orgaaization.
Ru srLiA b is rebelled ugaiust Tur
kish Euihorit y. S3ore one for Eo
melia. It ni'jubers loiit 2.000,000
in a territory of 24.0'JQ sq uire miles.
not as large rs Pennsylvania. The
majiirity f the people are of Scla
vonic origin.
Tex cars killed Barnaul "e Jumbo.
and a 6tonn the other night destroy
ed 6S.000 worth of property for him
by Uaring down the fchow. A large
nua.b(T of people were severely woun
ded by falling poles and so forth.
There were 10.000 people under the
cnnvi.s at the time.
Thb Catholic church in St Louis
and other western towns have de
clared against tending their children
to the common schools. They pro
pose to e i pell all such of the mem
bership from the "Holy Commun
ion," who send their children fa the
common schools. There isn't much
in that, for this is a free count: y.
The Democracy in this State seem
to be exercised over the manner in
which Ohio Republicans are talking
of the enfringment of the rights of
the colored people in the South.
Perhaps it would be just as well for
the unterrified to think of home af
fairs, here, where Quay will win the
Day by a large majority, notwith
standing the false issue of the cor
poration question.
The school furniture frauds in the
S-iStatc of Indiana still grow larger,
(..tnJcr the light of investigation.
S -hcHjl furiiiture men and school
; be trd trustees find it convenient to
tal 3 l'rench leave for Canada with
. the iu tent ion of never returning.
Ha ) the methods of the common
ecliivl furniture fiend of Indiana,
and Lie tVJiumon school book fiend
Leen titrosluced into this state?
Caskdatf- Dav nil a fnend who
had one hu udred and thirty-seven
thousand doL'ars in his pocket, were
despatclutl tr arrive at Mauch
Chunk, a uw d ays ago. The des
patch caileJ in t he leaders of the un
terrified froa far and near, but when
it was karnej that the i37,000 was
to pass on and be .distributed among
t)ie Lands of tbe L.'.high Navigation
Company, the ei-ihu-siasm wilted as
,if a et nh'-et La4 been spread over
the brethren. the way, if Day is
to travel around with c corporation
c facial with a bulging" purse what is
to become of the anti-corporation
resolutions of the iats Democratic
State Convention.
ITEMS.
It is claimed that oil of lav ender
will drive flies out of a room.
Hogg are dying by the thousand
iu parti jf Wisconsin, Illinois snA
IsQsM.
Hog cholera of a very malignant I
tvpe is raging in Taylot county, Iowa.
The affected animals die within twenty-four
hours.
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If you wish to pour boiling hot li
quid into a glass jar or tumbler, it
can be safely accomplished by first
placing a spoon in the vessel.
Samuel Ranch, living near Lancas
ter, was aroused early on Sunday
morning by the cries of tui infant on
his doorstep. The waif was aliont 5
months old.
a w .,,.
a -evaia court neid tnat a man
who lias five dollars in bis pocket
and Lis board paid for a woek ahead
is --a capitalist wiinm ma uieauni"
of the law. Boston Journal.
Captain Orlando B. Hall and wife.
of Bridgeport, Conn., Lave eel ebrat-
ed their golden wedding by aetting
off, with a borsw and pba ton. to drive
over the route they followed on their
bndal tour over fcfty years rgo.
The latest faith cure rep orted oc
curred near Lancaster. A founglady
who had been confined to her bed for
seven years by a presuir ubly incur
cliseae of the spine, sn Jdenlv rose
and began to wnlk about SShe ascribes
her recovery to faith.
Five young women of Chambers-
burg, who were receiv' mi; the at ten
uons oi one man near d that he was
in the habit of estolli ng each to her
fnce and abusing her to the others
On Saturd iy night t hey laid in wait
for him and thrash ed him soundly
with umbrellas,
A firm of cheese- makers near Buff
alo have just press ed a cheese weigh
ing 3300 pounds. Sixteen tons of
of milk were used in its manufacture.
Three other chee ges, weighing from
1000 to 3000 por jids each, are being
made bv the sail ,e manufacturers for
the English mat ket.
.1DD1T10 JMLL0C1L&
Have you a ma .Tiage certificate I
A full supply if carpets, furniture and
bedding at Gray) jili's.
Tho bc-t boo a la the market are the
Walker Kip Bo- jts forsalaat G. T. Beck'.
Tbe wheat is shoving itself nicely above
ground, but It ig feared that the drv weath
er and mid-da; r beat, will produce fly.
Tbe new m- trriage law goes into effect on
Thursday. T he only safe way for respon
sible people is to obey tbe law.
Every pair ,f the Walker Kip Boots guar
sntecd and .or sile only at G. W. Heck's
Boot and S" noe store, MiftYintown, Pa.
Marriage and death notice, not exceed-
ng five Hi) es, earnestly solicited ,nd p'lb-
lifhed fr . Marriage congratulations, Obit
uary not" ires, Tributes of respects, and so
forth, cr ah five cents a line.
Jung Harry White, of Indiana connty
has difiided that dealers in phosphate ma
tied st orate for it outride the borough limits
on account of its loud-smelling qualities
Tbe f astidious Judge will hardly permit clt
iiens of Indian to use the popular fertill
ler n their gardens.
A Berks county wedding which was to
have occurred, was indefinitely postponed
owing to the non-arrival of the groom. Tbe
bride had all her Sunday school children
present, nothing daunted, she took the chil
dren and guests on a picnic to the woods.
"Jood for the gh-1. she deserves a better man
than the one that disappointed her.
Frank A. R'iMmVs cirens was a verycred
itaole aflVr, being one of the best ever giv
en here, and the parade was well gotten np
and showed off in evi style. The exhibi
tion of equestrianism hv Mr. Charles W.
Fish, who is allowt-d to be the most agile
and flnNhed horseman in the profession, was
truly wonderful and elicited much applause.
"Pete," the elephant, showed to what a de
gree of proficiency these creatures can be
trained. Immense audiences wero present.
Queens County, N. T. Sentinel.
This establishment w 11 exhibit at MifSin
town, Tuesday, October 13.
Destruction tm Canada This
tle. Friday JohnfByler. Sr.. of Keshsnnock
Falls, Lawrence county. Pa., dropped in to
see us, paid his subscription and gave us
some icformition in regard to the destruc
tion of the Canada thistle that may be bene
ficial to some of our farmer readers. He
says that on his brother's place, near where
be lives, there was a patch of thistles at
seemed impossible to gt rid of. Last fall
after making cider he spread tbe sour ap
pe plnminace over the ground where tiity
had been growing, which so completely rot
ted the obroxious weeds, roots and tops,
that comparitively few sprouted up this
year. This is a simple and easy method of
getting rid of the Canada thistle, and as it
is unlawful to allow it to grow all who can
should dispose of their apple puni'nace as
Mr. Byler has done for their own protection
as well as their neighbors Lewistown Ga
leae. The Re-Union.
Tbe vetersns eighth annual re-unlou,
held last Thursday, was attended by a large
nuiubr of people. It seems to have beo n
made the occssion for a re-union of hun
dreds of citizeii?, male and female, who
were children when the veterans were io
the aimy. The old soldiers in line, includ
ing the dying artillery e e one hundred and
ninety-seven. The fire di-ptrtaient of Pat
terson had a good looking compiny of fire
men in line. Three bands and a company
of drummers enlivened the raarck with ap
propriate music. E. D. Parker and Chill
W. Hazard, were the chief speakers for the
occasion. The catup-fira that was held in
tho evening, is reported to have been
pleasant atfur People who were present
both day and evening, report the noise and
confusion among the audience so deafen
ing that speakers were not half heard at the
distance of in i-.-et.
The obituary co.amittee reported Jho b
Beidler, Laird McMeen, D. . P. Fink, Eli
Cauibell and David Xaylor, as having diei
during the year just past.
L. E. Atkinson, I. N. Urubb and L. S.
McAlistcr were appointed obituary commit
tee for the coming year.
It was resolved to hold a re-cept!on on
the evening of the 15th day of October, in
honor of tbe re-union of tbe 16th Pa., cav
alry. Tbe following officers were elected lor
tbe ensuing year :
President, G. W. BurceM.
Vice Pnsidents, Dr. I. X . Grubb, Joseph
M Beck.
Secretary, John T. Xourse.
Treasurer, T. Van Irwin.
Prayer by Rev. Philip Mraif.
Executive Committee T. T. Davis, C.
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v...u, . u. btot. n lUltm Itraaam,
Ltits Wis.
! Ohio).
Wen n'ght closes in on a man In a rail-
rd ear running through lb mountains of
this goodly old Commonwealth, and the
next morning when daylight reveals the
fact that he has, as the soldier say a, been
debouched upon a level plain, such as
the far famed Pickaway plaint of Pickaway
connty, Ohio, his impressions, must be ex
perienced to be fully realized- So we ex
claimed the other morning when wa step
ped from a car at the railroad station at
CISCLIVILLX, OHIO.
This is not the only Circleville within
the limits of the Republic, but there Is no
other Circleville like this. It is situated on
tbe banks of the Sciota river, on a ten mil
square, plain piece of land that baa no
hills, excepting a mound, here aud there.
that exist, aa it were," as so many mono
menta to a prehistoric race. Tbe fertile
lands ol tbe plain caes the county ti
rank among tbe richest in the Buckeye
State. Every pound of the land la a depos
it of sandy, pebbly, loamy aoil through
which tbe rain water readily finis its way
but leaves a sufficient amount of moisture
to produce first rate crops.
The wheat this season was s- poor that
in the spring time many of the wheat fields
were re-plowed and planted to corn. It it
not necessary to cut down tbe stalks of
corn with an axe to get tbe ears but the
crop ia estimated at five million bushels.
It it a lection of this vast country that lies
so fr south ot the Juniata Valley that tbe
preparation for wheat tewing had scarcely
been commenced. The com ia to be shock
ed, sod where it stood wbuat ia to be town.
TBS Town
is named from a vast pre-historic circular
fortification that the Indians had such a tra
ditional dread of, that they never entered
tbe large enclosure that was a half mile
round. Tbe circle was a double one, twen
ty feet high, measuring from the b tttom o f
the ditch outside of tbe outer circle. Gate
wajs or cuts opened through tbe hank of
the circle aud betore each gate was a
mound, where a guard, in all probability
was mounted. A mound seventy feet high
overlooked the great circle. The men of
a generation ago, dug the circle into the
ditch, cut streets through the great mound
and af terwards carted it all sway and erec
ted the court house and several fine church
es withiu what was the limits of the base
of tbe mound, but now, the present gener
ation deplore Jibe destroying hand of the
fathers, and declare that if they had suth
cieut foresight, they would have preserved
tbe mound as a place on which to erect a
reservoir lor water for the present hand
some little city of seven thousand people.
There is wealth enough there to permit of
tbe erection of water works if tbey bad a
place tor a reservoir. Tbey indu'ge in both
gas, aud electric light. It is a beautiful
place as used to be said of Wishing tou,
D. C, "of magnificent distance." Tbe
streets cross eaiii otber at rijht angles, aud
are twice as wide as tbe streets of Mitltin-
town, and mot of them as level as
a floor. It is the best paved town we b ive
eve been in excepting thia little mouulaiu
place iu the valley of the Juniata. Shade
trees abound. There are uiauy atately
houses, but it is above all places, a place ol
Cozy cottages. It is tbe couuty seat of
Pickaway county, aud twenty sharp west
ern lawyers satisfy thd wauls of Iiligauts
and kuow tbe fee as well as the cueut.
The tame number of doc.oia dose the dis
eased and beal the sick. Thirteen preach
ers accommodate the parishioners of a ma
ny white cungrrgatious, aud two colored
preachers discourse to two coLgrcg ilious
of their own race iu tueir o u cburcti buila
ings evt-ry Suit iay. rweuty-eightcomiuou
school rooms lor white children and two
rooms tor colored ehildreu give ampl room
for schooi purposes. Tliroe national b-n& t
with a cap. in of a ball niiinou, and a pile
of deposits kep the fiaouce easy. Three
new spapera give iutuilectu.ll aud political i
vigor to the pl ice. Miies upon miles of '
broom corn are cultivate !, gathered and
brought to town to be uiunuloolurcd iuio
brooms, and huudreds of bos are brougu t
to toon, slaughtered aud racked, and that
is the reasou that the richt-st men in tbe
city are tbe prk packers and the bro mi
coro liieu. The largest p.--i.r xuul la tiic
Uuiud Stales lor the m.inu'V .ire of heavy
paper, is located iu the pi we, with over
iwo hundred bsiids to run it night and d iy.
Men are there Irom all parts of this great
country . The women are pretty, vi acious,
aud lovely. It is a place where a 1114:1 of
inranb can live pleasantly, it is a pltc'
where a man needing eniployiueut t-cr
working hour, may find work amicy res
pectable winking people. Living is cheap
but rents are high. The tartu iail is not
as a rule worked ou the share, but is rout
ed at so much per acre. Good tonus reut
at six dollars per acre.
THE TfLITICS
of Circlevi!i! and 1'ii kaway county, is of
the latest approved, most uuterrihed. red
hot Democratic. The erring brethren have
a large Bi.ijonty in he county, and now,
that the national politics has given tbuiu
the post otlices and Mich otner crumbs as
may be dropped Irom the Washington crib,
they bave more political love mskiug than
has been known among them withiu the
past quarter ol a century. Just at Ibis time
however, tbe Re publicans sre clouding their
county prospects, somewhat, by tbe charge
and dichuation, that tbey will prove the
cbaige, that there ia an UDComproniiing
ring in tbe county, that reversed the order
of giving contracts to tho luwest bidder,
and bave adopted that of givingtothe high
est bidder among thb faithful. They charge
that the Commissioners have missappro
priated over tour thousand dollais of tbe
Soldiers' Monument Fund lor sotuo pet
bridge money making scheme to enrich the
pockets oi ring members. Hard shelled as
the Pickaway county Democracy are, such
schemes to til-'B inney from the taxpayers
makes them leel like precipitating a great
defeat on tbe spoils luanigers of tbe ring.
Like iu Juniata, the great bulk 01 the tax
es are paid by Republicans. The State
politicians under the lead uf 'ioveruor
llooilly, are bidding (or :'ie li.juur vote, j
thinking that bv advocating a temperate
temperance, the liquor men will vole with
them, and that lii publicans who believe in,
and practice. teiiiprato temperance, but
who do not believe that it is a nntural siu
lo ti.ke a drink, will j iin bands wiih them.
Uoadly may moke up bis mind that he is
eennting on a delusive phantom. That bait
wi.1 not catch. At the highest the prohi
biten vote is placed at seventeen thousand
voten. Rrj.ublicms are rather favorable lo
a high license, taxa'ion they say is possible,
and wiil restrict debaucheiy. Prohibition
they declare to be i.nposnible. The Demo
crats declare that Republicans are waving
the bloody shirt issue. Republicans deuy
the impeachment and declare that war is
sues have nothing to do with the campaign, !
but the living auction in all the stati-a 11, '
i shall one white wan in tbe toutb .Mawiss
; ippi for t-xaniple-.wield twice or thrice the
iiiHueuc :ia national auoirs in it a man in
tbe northern states wield. S'ich nnlair
nets it is declared to be the mission of tbe
KenublirAn nart Ln ..rrrt- It it lla
to
do so. who css frtHrtl ths rtsult T
LEGJJL.
QRPHAH'S COURT SALE,
VALUJLBLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned Administrator of Jacob
Beidler late of Mifllintown, deceased, by
virtue of an order issued out of tho Orphans'
Court or Juniata County, will tell at public
aale at tbe lata residence of the decedent,
in Mifllintown, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBKS 2, 1886,.
at I o'clock P. it., of aald day the follow
ing described real estate 1
No. 1. A lot of ground situated in tho
borouch of Mifllintown, bounded on the
weat bv an allav, on the south by lot of Ma'
rian Mortison, on the east by Cross street
and on the north by lot ol Annie K. Bant ler,
with large frame house, out house, frame
stable and all necessary out buildings, never
failing we'.l of wator, wllh good force pump to
tame, at the doer, and with full supply of
choice fruit trees npon the lot In good bear
ing condition. Thete buildings are all new
aud in good condition.
B o. 2. A lot of ground tituatod in (he
township of Millurd. bound ed on the east by
Penna. K. K., n theso-tttt by land or Mich
ael VVeller, on a weal by lands of same,
and 011 me north by land ot m. aenneany
containing one lull acre more or less.
No. 3. The inter5.it of the decedent in a
lot of ground situate In the borough of M:t
fiiutowo, boandad on tbe west by faun.,
Canal, ou the south by lot or D. B. Doty,
on the east bv turn pike, and on the north
bv lands or Wa. Bell, with a frame house
Ihrtreoo erected.
No. 4. A tract of l.md situate In town
ship of Walker, boim led by U'l'U "f David
Beasnor. J. N. Moore's, b:irs, W. II. "oore
and others, containing four acres, moro or
less, with two-story housa, shop, and Hog
stables thereon erected. Th's property it
located in a good neighborhood.
No. 5. A lot or gronr.d situate in the
Borough ol Uifilintown, bounded on the
north by alley, on lheeat by an alley, on
the west 1 V lot of Jos-ph adatns, and en
the fouth by street. This lot is well fenc
ed and has upon it a new hog pen.
Terms of sale : Ten per rent, when tbe
properly is stntkt-n down, fi.rty p.-r cent,
on vfiilirnislion of tle sale by the Court,
and the balance April 1, lSSti, when deed
will be delivered and possesion given.
JA.MRS W. IMSTKrLiiR,
AJiumistrator of J K-b Beidler, decsusd.
MinVntown. Sept. 28, W.
JUMATA VALLEY UAKX,
OF MIF. LITOT7H, ?4.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Lialle.
J. NBVIN POMEROT, Pruxitnt.
T. VAN IRWin, Cathvr
Dixa-croat:
J. Nevin Pomeroy, Joseph Rothrock,
Noah Hertzler, Philip M. Keener,
Amusli. Bonsall, Louis E. Atkinson.
W. C. Ponu-roy,
sroexnoLDt as :
J. Nevin Pomeroy. K. E. Parke
Philip M. Kepner,
Joseph A.'tl.rock,
Jeorte Jiirohs,
. T.. ATkii.sin,
V . I". Po'uerov,
Anios . He. mail,
Noah r. rrr.!.r,
Cherlo' e S-.yrter,
17" l-.tiTOi-t itll..i
Annie M. Shi iloy,
Jane II. Irwin,
Mary Knrts.
Samuel M. Kurtz
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
T. B. Prow.
John Hertsler.
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Ti,. tinklin haa faith in n Dublished
the full measure of ooofidaaoe so freely
fr nf f tit u if t hu oiai will of all classes.
...i.,Hi..n. .n.i h.w. nWt mnnnv in
position Las Two Doliars wjrth of unsalable, or as ne cans iae a, tt
U00D3 to my one.
NO OOOI3S
as all our summer olofbing
BOMETA1 KABOUT m ?ia ckmt. F1K!
Why, before I will allow my customers and friends to fcs 'Jtcdvti :n tbst
tn&naer. I will do business ibis summer for pleasure, and s'jow yo3 ths Jill
for 07ery pices cr foods you buy, only arking expense of traaBjoriatioa, and
our advantages for buying are equal, if not superior, to say boaso ia central
FenosylTaOia.
MI had rather be a dog and bay tbe mouti, than suob a clothier."
lloi conceited, some people think all others are oiJ fogies. Weil, by the
tiae thoy get through with us and our low prices, tbey ;hiihhi3ge their micds.
Remember hate?er you buy of as munt be as reprectsi!. Vi'beJ ws say
a suit is all wool such must be faot, and when we g:7e ;oa a pries r:a fann
ies that stch price it lower than any one else oaa zs!l the name .-iisl3 ui.
Sam'l STRATEB,
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER" AND FUllXISUER.
May 13, 1885.
THE
GM1P!
HOUSE
PUiYlP,
COPriB OR BTBKL LINED,
Capacltr, 7 O allocs ptr ralauta.
Ths Kaalast Worklnsnd
M9t Pwwarful
jDwublw-Aettns
HUMP
Ivar Prwduowd.
rtttod tor either j
LB4D, IKOKor;
auBBBttrirx.'
lUllaiaalliMai nmM Form Pin
frrmUif MlifSlmf IMS mm MpFlrSfr
A POWERFUL
FIRE ENGINE.
1LI DBALKKS SELL. THk.4
Send tor ear Buriftt. eort-l"ir; prlcri
et trass nig. ps aaaourr useful artiiifs.
Qlsaaon t Eailey HTg Co. L'd
iimi r iu s, s. y.
-!
TKLt UMIVERSAl.
FAMILY SCALE
IS A5
INDISPENSABLE
Rcas&hold irticls.
Will Ust lifetime
m.tm. no ?i(hta U loon,
iwav 1-M4I7. rwly utv
derMtKX), occupif Mttkm
tlme and t th chapat
Call ever bivi.
cn res it Pass Iurrnum CiwcrLaa
I. S. SPENCER'S SONS.
etlLFORD, CON".
ALWAYS HANDY STOVE SHELF.
NO
STO
I COMPLETE
1 without one.
I.irht and Stronir. or-
ak4 li.rat.lA
siid extwdmelr uarful
la Waumixig dtslin, etc,
FITS ANY SIZE PIPE.
Ask your hardware dealer for oot)
.
I. S. SPENCER'S S 0 N S,
or sen a 10 us ior vtrevuar.
OVaULa-OXil. CONN, ,
STOVES and HXATXRS, AIR triKKmO
J RATES, SCHOOL ROOM BIATISS. Kaeh
combtnlnt the Kadlatloa and Tantilatioa of aa
oras Fias with the optratleaof a warns art
fouao. Also Parlor and Cook Stovaa, Kaagas,
inPEBUL nmicn,
Ctrcnlars mailed oa appueatlea.
ISZ EATXMra TVIXIZZ k KTO. COJ
76 Bsekman St. N. Y.CItv.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The adver'lser bavine bee
n perinanentlv
,.r
Consumption,
cured of that dre.id disease.
by a simple reim-dy, is anxious to moke
Known to nis leiiow siinertits the nutans of
ere. To a., who desir, it. be will vnd a
A Ci'I'V . th nifM-rintiiili Hied. ( raKlt.1
wilh the directions f.r wenirinir and tisinff
tbe same which tli-v will find a mire Ccac
for CoroHs, CoLt'S. Co.vt sptiov. Asthma,
rlKOjiiuiTis fct. Parties winding the Hre
seritioti, will j.lm,- ml lri-... Jrv. E. A.
WII.SOM, m Penn St.. Willi.tinsb.irgh,
N- T- f Jan. 8, 'bo-ly.
RUlTURETo!
tion Ponder. Fate, sure cure. $1.00 by
mail with lull directions. Book for 2 cent
stamp. PEET It CO., 601 BUth Avenue,
Kew Iota. Jsa. fjl, '(f-ij-
113
JiiitfeJM II will be Blea (iMOt W
lifejTir.l I' SpowappUadonte M
TOP
WE
MOTTO.
-
undersold. Wear highly eratiBaJ
statements, and ws stne to deterre
plaoed ":a as. Etery day brings fresh
WeacT vithont tho .eait fear
baa it) thit mv terribly offended op-
THI3 SEASON,
wss destroy ;d by fire.
. . .... I
llie approaoniDg Penson ?.ui miO ,
service tbe stovepipe uiaL u gci:t!o
aercirnltT of an piutil t-iry-itv for
!CLOTlIING. Our bto': Ijv coo;
j and the colder weather is prepare.l
I on a large scale for Men, Toritl,
i Bovs and Children.
A. C. YATES & CO,
60-K-60 1-6O6 Cbestaut hi ret t.
I mn.ADtu in a.
Spring- and S a lamer Goods.
I would inform the public that I hs.e
now in my new millinery store at my piece
of residence on Water street. Miftlmtown,
secoud dior from corner of Bridge street,
a full tock, of Spring and Summer millinery
goods, all new, and of the latent stvles,
, snd having employed first cla milliner,
j I am prepared to supply the public ;th
I everything found in a firxlclass milliner
I store, come and examine my stock. I
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. UK1HL.
Mav 2-83.1. .
QUICK MEAL
GASOLINE STOVES.
Will bake, broil, wash,
iron, boll, simmer, roast
and toast much quicker
and better than any coal
or wood cook stoves.
It ia read in minute
and stopped in an instant,
v .'mKl....vi i:,t
VJf .UU V J y11 "a AAli
l! outton "Open or CIoko.-
Bpoa appbcatlan to
ZUxisen Stovo Co.
st. 1.0 r is, MO.
DR. FAHRNEY'S
mm RESTORER.
TJT'l "ZTJ,."4 kf""
! J- aaowB remedy, OM only In ear prim practice
, at home, rt ihroSoin the Vailed hiaies, hT
j diaww the atremioa of the medical profit. io to its
i . , mtmuma
j ACPiC?pfeBeaC:
: Kryipela, rop,lcl IroaUes.paiDfiil and dificult
' "enatnition perrons or Sick Headache, Cosiit-
" 55 tT ComrtpauoB, i.lc Lcj, bcald Head. !-kia
Uueasas. Ulce and Boil. Ridnra mad 1 n..
weakness. Female weakneian and Tetter affecnooa.
AlarvenrrMVirtinnnfihtM.riw .MHnK.M..
DawAsas that afflict tltmlucih,i, i.
aa mpure state ot the Blood ud a depraved condi-
tiockof the Livaa. end poiarna tl.e ver inrnta.. of
Lite; and no better remedy caa be naed than
Healtlt Restorer. A Singlb Bottle will
produce ch a cjungeof feHinfa, ofien to Asroinsal
Kbesrsaaa. Be Amman and five it a trial. A
VCOIsts so SroaBKaaraas sell it.
SJi.00 FEB SOTTI
PaaraaBB sv
m. n. aAVH?E-r sxsm,
U9XMTVWK, U.
REWARD
WW aV I I : oT a I 1 ( !
PENHSYLVtvl?
ABaULBOAU
TIMS-TABLB
rw, artor Snndav. Assart 80, 1S85,
trains that stop at Mifflin wilirua as follows:
EASTWARD.
n.Mi,nrw AraoMwoBATioa leaves Hun
tingdon dailT at 6,30 a. m., Monnt Union
6,60 a. m.. Newton Hamilton ,02 a. m.,
ScVeytowa 7, s- in., i,ewiswww
m., atilford 8,09 a. m., Mifflin 8,15 a. m.,
Port Royal 8,22 a. m-, Mexico 87 a. ox,
H.30 a. m.. Vaonvke 8,34 a. m..
Tbompsontowo 8,42 a. m., Durward ,4a a
m., Mlllerttown a m., ivewpur
m., arriving at Uarnaburg at 10 10 a. ta.,
and at Philadelphia, S 15 p. m.
Job arrow Eirasse leavea altoona daily
at 7 16 a. m., and stopping a all regular
stations between Altoona and Earriaburg,
reaches Mifflin at 10.23 a. m., Harris burg
12.40 p. M., and arrives in rmiaaeipoiw
6.0 p. m.
Mau Tbaw leaves PitUborg daily at
7.20 a. m., Altoona at 2.00 p. and atop
ping at all regular station arrives at Mifflin
at 613 p. m., Harrisburg 7.10 p. Fnila
adelpbia 4 26 a. m.
MM Fsnresa leaves Pittsburg at 100pm.
iiinnmKt.lDm: Tvrjne717pm: Hunt
ingdon 806pm; Lewistown 920 pm; Mif
flin 9 45 p m ; Harrisburg 1116pm; Phila
delphia 4 25 am.
I'h'.ladcli.hia Express will stop at Mifflin
at 11 49 when Digged.
WESTWARD.
Wat PAtsssoia leaves Philadelphia
daily at 4 iV a. m.; Harrisburg, 8 15 a. m.;
Duncannon. 8 63 a. m.; Newport, 9 2 a.
m.; atillerstown, 9 36 a. m.;Thompsontown,
9 47 a.m.: Van Uvte. 3 bo a. m.s luscar-
ora, 9 69 a. ni.j Mexico, 10 02 a. m.; lort
Koyal, 10 07 a. m.; Mitllin, iu ia a. m
Uilu.nl. 10 21 a. m : Narrows. 10 29 a. m.
lewistown. 10 40 a. m.: McVeytown, 11 07
a. m.; Newton Hamilton, 11 2'J a, m.; Hun
liugdon, 12 06 p. m.; Tyrone, 12 68 p. m.;
Altoona, 1 40 p. m., and atop at all regular
Stations between Uarrisburg ana AHooua.
OTbTSB Exrssss leaves Philadelphia dai
ly at 6 40 p. ni., Harrisburg, 10 26 p. m.
stouDiug at Rockville, Maryavilie, Duncan
son, Newport, MUlerstown, Tbonipsontown,
Port Koyal, time atatitmn, 11 00 a. m.; ai
tooua, 2 20 a. u., aud Pittsburg, 6 10 a.m.
Mail Taais leaves Philadelphia daily at
7.t0 a. m., Harrisburg 11.00 a. m., iNew-
port, 12 ia p. m., ItilUin 12.47 p. m., stop
ping at all regular stations between Mifflin
and Altoona reacaaa a:tooc ai o.v y. ui.
Pittsburg 8.15 p. m.
IIistlsodjS ACCOM moo Alios leaves Phil'
adultbia daily at 11 50 a. m., Harrisburg at
5.16 b. m.. Duncannon 5.'0 p. m., ISew-
Dcrt tt.U d. m.. alillorstown 6,28 p. m.
l'hcmpnoritown G,40 p. m., Vandyke C,47
p. m., Tuscarora 6,51 p. ta., Mexico 6,61 p.
a., Port Koyal i,w p.m., aiimin
m., Lewistown 7,2n p. pi., jov cytown t,
6d p. ci., Newton liaointou 8,14 p. m.
liuntlnitilon 9 4 p. m.
Pacl9c Express leaves Philadelphia 11 i
pni Harrisburg 8 10 a m ; Iuncannon 8
39 in: Newport 4 01 a m ; Mifflia4 42a
m; Lewistown (Oti am; McVeytown 6 SO
am; Ut. Union 5 68 am; Huntingdon 6
26 a ni ; Petersburg 8 iO a m ; 8 pruce Crotk
6 61 am; Tyrone 7 12 am; Hell'a otills
7 32am; Aitooni 8 10 a m ; f itubuig
1 00 pm.
Fast Line le&vas Philadelphia at II 50
m ; Harrisburg a ia p m Mitllin oUDpui)
Lewistown 6 26j ro ; Huntingdon 6 80 piu ;
Tyrone 7 10 p m ; Altoona 8 10pm; Puts-
c.irg 11 ; pre
Pat Line west, on Sundays, will ttop at
Duncannon, .lowpvrl aud McVeytoWD
when liafged..
Mail Lxpres) ta.it, on 2 uad jts, will stop
at tiarree, wben Uage l.
Johnstown Express ea.t, on Sundays,
will connoi-t with junday o(ail east leaviug
Uarrishurir at I lo p. ra.
Wsy Po-engor west aud Mail east will
stop at Lnukuow and Pourinan'a Spriug
Wben Ootiged.
Jubnstown Express wiil stop at Lucknow
wuen uagiied.
! LKVVlriTUWH DIVISION
Trains leave Lewistown Junction (or ilil
t ry at 6 35 a m, 10 45 a m, 3 16 p m i for
Sunhury at 7 15 a m, 2 55 p ni.
Xraius arrive at Lewistown Junction from
UUruy tt y 10 a 111, I 10 pm, 4 4Up m ; from
buubury at -o a m, 4 30 p m.
TVROSBDIVlsIOX.
Trains leave Tyrone for Bellcfouta aud
Lock iiavea at 8 10 a in, 1 30 p m. Leave
Tyrone lor Curw-ueville and Cleartieli
6 o a iu, I 60 p in.
Trains nave fyroue tor Warriors Mark
f ennsylvama i urnoce and Scotia at U 20
ni and 4 30 p ia.
Trains arrive at Tyrou? from Uellclonte
and L jck ilaveu at 7 06 a 111, nud 7 UU p m
Trains arrive at Tyrone trom Curwrns
vine aua Lleaxauia at t o a ui, and 6 io p ra,
1 rains arrive at Tyroue trom Sco.ia, War
riors Mark aud feuasyivauii Fnruace at 6
03 a m, at 2 60 i ui.
11. at B. T. E. R. Jt EEDr'ORD DIVISION
Trains leava Uuiitingdon tor Bedford
1 . ... . . .
oriuK'-pori ana luiuueriaua at o 00 a. m,
and 6 H i p. m.
Trains arrive at Uuotingdon Irom Bed
turd, Briageport aud CumucrUud at 1;
p. ui., b I'D p. m.
J.
WARREN PLKTTE,
ATTOKN'E i-A T-L A V,
MIFFLIlv TOWN, JUMATA CO., PA-,
LKjOo.iectmg sna conveyancing promptly
"ri7. vuicu sua AlKliiion A. Ja
cu09- 1 29 bO-1
L,oris h. Atki.isos. Uao. Jacobs, J
AT!aI.iSO.&JUOBS
ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW,
HlFfLIHTOVTS, PA.
tC"Coilecting and Convey encitig promp
attended to.
Or:cs On Main street, in place of resi
decc4 of Loiis E. Atkinson, Esr., south o
Bridge aireet.
It)ct'i!6,li.5.
M. CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Mas resnrrea actively the practice of
Stcdieitie snd Surgery and their collateral
branches. OrAoe at the old corner of Third
and Orar.ce streets, MillliPtown, Pa.
March a9, 13."6.
J M. BRAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.ic-jltmia Juniata Co., Pa.
Orrict formerly occupied by Dr.Sterrett.
Professional business promptly attended to
at all hours.
Johs J-'cLaiculu. Joseph VY. Stisi
91CL.A1'(.11LIX & STOUIEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT HOYJL, JVXUTJ CO., PJ.
lLOniy reliable Companiea represented.
Dec. 8, 1875-ly
liow Lost, How Kcstored !
Just published, a new edition of DK
CULVEKft'ELL'S CELEBRATED KSSAY
on the radical curt ot "rtiaiTtinuiiA or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Lo'S. Impotekct, .Mental and Phical
Incapacity, Imsediuieiits to Marriage, etc.:
also, Cossi arvios, KraArsrand Pits, in
duced by si-lt-iuduleeuce, or sexual extrav
agance, ecu.
The celthrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates trom a thirty
years' auccesslul practice, that the alarm
ing Consequences ol self abuse may be rad
irally cured ; pointing out a mode of cure
at once simple, ceruiu, am! effectual, by
, ccrj auuerer, no matter
what his condition luav bv. imv k;.
sell cheaply, privatMlr and radiralla
A y ' : " . ro'"''Jf
CThis l."cme should be in the hands
of every yontu and every man iu the laud.
bent under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any addree, pott paid, on receipt of f our
cents or two postage stamp. Address
IILVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ana &t., Mew York,N.Y.
April 9. Post Offiee Sot 460.
Q wis. Ji . i i ad
FALL STOCK
or
CARPETS.
Choioo Pattern
VELVET
Body and TapeBtry
BRUSSELS,
Extra Super Medium and Low
Grade
1ISGRALNS,
A Full Line of
VENETIAN,
A. ComBleta Line of
RAG,
A Choiee Lot of
HE1MP,
Beautiful Patterns is
STAIR,
and
HALL
C arpets
AT THE
Carpet House
AND
FuamnmE BOOMS
OF THE
JUNIATA VALLEY.
-.0:-
At the Oil Stand,
OS TEX SOUTHWMT COBSaJI Qt
BRIDGE St WATER STREETS
iiFFi.i.Trotrj, pa.,
HAS JCST RECEIVED
All the above enumerated artiuleau
and all other things that may
be found in a
GAEPET i iraiTUEE STORE,
AT PRICES
BEYOND COMPETITION.
iLJLSO,
ALL KLNDS OF
FURNITURE.
AN EXTRA LINE OF
MATTRESSES,
Bolsters and Pillows,
WINDOW SHADES,
IN ALL COLORS.
Looking Glasses
IN GREAT VARIETY,
In fact everything usually
kept ia a First-Claes Hous
Furnishing Goods Store.
JOHS S. GllAYKIM.
BIUOtiK STREET, SaauH. Sld,
Betweeu the Canal and Water Street,
MlffUJCTOrVJtf, - . PA.