SENMEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLISTOWN :
FED5ESD1T, IfBIL 18, 1887.
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SHORT LOCUS.
Harvest Is only eleven week! ahead.
The M faUoned Easter bit tost its grip
. i.!nl to linuor on Memorial
J5 u --
Day.
Tbe way t e"et iDto Print tt to 8'a
calico ball.
Bead wbst Governor Beaver recommends
for Arbor Day-
Women voted in Kansas, at the elections
of tbe 6tb inst.
Hontir.gdon Presbytery is in session at
Hollidaysburg.
-The csuae of taxation should bear the
burden of taxation."
The vote on Prohibition in Michan, by
latest n port is close.
Barley is now in the city buying a large
stock of new clothing.
Since EaitT is psMed people aro pre
dicting good watb-r.
Tbe trout fibber getteth himself ready
for tbe sprtkli-d beauty.
Tte bill rpea!ing the ca1p law was de
feated in the Legislature.
Tbe Jfeihodist cbnrrb property in this
State is valued at $77,000,000,
There has been lit;!e boating done on the
csnil since navigation opened.
We will vdrrteU any one else this sea
son ia y &c 'hot: O. W. Heck.
Ackoowledgetnent is due Hon. J. S. Mar
tin fJf v-!ab!e rubl'c documents.
Jacob Snloutf, of Fermnaeh township,
bu had another attacS of pneumonia.
Tbe Democrats of Rhole Island elected
their Mandate for tbe Governorship.
In thtir urt of April payment the print
ers tre been forpotten by many people.
Bra. shelbnrn E 'bsua of M Iford t-.wn-stipbas
been qui'e ill with gastric fever.
The New Jtn-ey Legislative circus ad
jonraed at noon on the 7 th day of April.
Hosiery of every description, in new
stvles for UJies and children, at Schotl's.
Prothonotary Mcm-ng :-r who has been
sdSerer with rbeurnttiam is Ir.TEVlfagim.
Onr citiiens will bo geaily pleased, if
the raiiroad company puts new shops here.
The Perry county tax payers are grumb
ling over the purchase ol the river bridges.
Winter came down on Thanksgiving day
ta NoveEibcr and disappeared on Easter
th
dir.
A tim.br of Pr. D. M. Crawford ' friend s
got cp a supper in honor of his 61st birth
T.
Tbe only plare in town to buy a good
tmlirsl'a is at O. W. Heck's boot and shoo
store.
Tberiilrosd company a:e giving em
ployment to a number of new bands at this
place. '
Kewuoveltiesia Dreaa. Goods at Schott.
Every department stocked with the latest
styles.
One thousand tra le dollars weich as ma
ny pnGndi as a bushel of wheat sixty
pound i.
Trunks ani sftchels for the cotcrrtg sum
mer travelir.j season, a large stock, at
Schotl's.
"A Ko;hi-st -r bsby has been born with
two torjaes. Feminine gender, of course.
Boston Post.
Ls"e Curt-.irn by tl.e piir or ysrd. A fine
and new line of the latest designs jnst from
tb esst, st ScVott's.
Tte wnther has Income mild enough to
permit of the appearance of 'the shad-fly
and corLer loa'er.
Our aorrti;ent in Jersetw of brown and
black, and fincy bratdej, is immense this
seaon, at Fchott's.
Farmers this rtar will not be tronb'ed in
handling wWt straw. Tbe straw will be
short this season.
If yon want to s -e a large and complete
line of pcui Wt. go to G. W. Heck's
boot and shoe store.
Onr new importation given last fall in
Lates and Efljinrs for Spring and Summer,
iust arrived at Scho'.fs.
Tor $1.75 yo can buy a pair of fi-e kid
top ladies' dress button shoes, at G. W.
Heck's boot a'id slioa store.
AchiM ,f J,q-i Rnp died on Saturday
night after an iline-s of twelve hours, of'
uiputnenac-raembrinous croup.
Jtrtg Jcnkii), of TerrT county, lost a
ta'aable cow hst week. The aniinaf broke
iotu a cIk p h.t and are too much.
Tlif Panif-ni (iranje of Jnniata conr.tT,
beM a p.ibiic meeting m ta Academy
Witling at Acci-'tnii, last Satcrday even
ing. S'lnire C. B. rjornin? has the contract
for the buildirj of a barn on tho property
of R. E. Paiker. back ol his three store
roota.
Benjamin Is; em, ac;ed abont C8 years, a
itiren of thin ktn died last Tbnrsday
'"git. Interment ia Union Ceraettry on
Sr. Laird s in town last wrefc. lie
ed Dr, Morrison havs perfected arrange
ments to practice medicine as partnsrs, at
Waltr'.oo.
To a Mitional tracks will be laid on tbe
KroaitU: summer between Tuscarora
iiiotnpsontown atations. Tl.e disUncs
is t:i mites.
HHeex, rB ,lW in lno mirj-t of
'h'Frutof the Fawtrer, and during its
con;iuu"fe-eiEht dars ther eat o
'earan bread.
Dorns Svi'.zn a cit izen of this town was
Incken wiii fnenmonia on Sunday uight,
ne 3rd inst. On Tharsday afternoon the
'tb inst he died. t
Ey some rriwhap the fire alarm whistle
w sounded about 1 o'clock oa Sunday
morning. Everybody waa pleased that it
"a not iLdicateafire.
The
contest in Chicago at the late elec-
tinn )
lor llayor. was between anarrhUm and
dcr. The old party lines were abandon
f i tnd 'Jcr won the day.
the Ansrtfeist csndidate NeUon, for May.
ln Cll,cg, s defeated by Ihe Repub--cr.
c,.,;w,.. a0l.-aCj on ,he -t,( .nst fcr
o 20.0OU n,:,. Tie uuocTi and
n,Jan.rl!,lcBl JUpnMw C10.
'wttteiociaSMS.
The Knight of Labor convened a eon
vention at Harrisburg Ust week, for the
purpose of examining a number of bills,
that involve lairor interests.
A physician of West Chester, Fa., says
that be has patients who, when unable to
take any other nourikbui. nl, relish broth
made from tbe English sparrow.
An exchange apologised to another for
hax ing appropriated an article to its col
umns. "It is not the apology that we de
sire" was the reply, "it is the credit."
Tbe Prohibition amendment to the con
stitution of Michigan was defeated Dy about
8000 majority at the election that took
place in tbat state on tbe 5th of April.
A law partnership baa been formed by
A. J. Patterson and J. Howard Nee.'y, un
der the name of Patterson k. Neely. They
will be found in the old place opposite the
Court House.
When vou go to plant a tree on the 22od
inst , don't forget tbe suggestion of Gov
ernor Beaver, and plant a fruit or nnt bear
ing tree. Puch a tree will giva shade and
something to eat.
Ask any one who has ever bought a pair
of my $2 ladies' fine kid button sboea and
they will tell yon that they never bought a
bettrr shoe to fit or wear for that money.
Only $2, at G. W. Ueck's.
Ceunsel for William Josiab SfeMeen give
public notice thai an application for a par
don or commutation of sentence will be
made to the Board of Pardons at Harris
burg m the l"lh day of next May.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills are suited to every
age. They are mild and pleasant inaction. !
thorough and searching io effect, and, be
ing sugar coated, are easy to take. These
pilis never fail to give satisfaction.
A city paper remarks "When a doctor or
druggist is heard lamenting t ie backward
ness of spring, one is reminded that early
cucumbers and green apples must put in a
Uter appearance Ibis season than UiU il.
.,,..., .
lUk Pram Mange, and Sc-alche, ot I
every kind cured in 30 minutes by Woo!- I
ford', Saailary Lotion. Cie no other. Soli '
t , . I
by L. Bani. and Co.. Drugg,st, Mifflintowo, I
Pa.
tf.
A sixty year old school teacher, princi
pal, of the Ashburv Jf . J. Public Schools,
has De.n compelled to resign because bo
alloa ed tbe boy, ta p,a pok-r in the school
room during school hours. I
Ieopleould feel more comfortable if
ey cleared their minds ol superstitious
belief. What's the ne of behaving that
Friday is an nnlucky day f What's the uso
of believing many other superstitious no
tions 1
The good agriculturalist when he goe. j "ce a Uemucrat ana not advocating a pen
. . I Mjn lor bimaell Mr Bittinzer aid : When
out these days and sees his
barren W t:rii j
fields consoles himself with the truthf ul
tbonght "Too Lord giveth, and the Lord
tiketh away, blessed is the name of the
Lord."
Womm ot Tairyiew, a towr. of one thou
sand people, about two miles from Hsrris
bnrg, io Cumberland cennty, petitioned tbe
Carlisle court, last week, to grant license
to sell Iiiiior in I'airriew, to a mm named
Breckinridge.
Two St. Louis lawyers fell out in court
over a cross examination and propose tj
settle the dispute in a duel. If two men
cannot settle their own litttre quarrels with-
ont a pistol fight, how can they settle oth
er people disputes t
Having just arrived from tho eist, I am
prepared to show to luy friends anu patrons
the latest and newest atocll of goods,
of every description, evnr brought te Ja
r.iita county, pleast Call. Very truly yours,
E. Schott.
Ker. Mr. Eruwa, of the McAlistervillo
n .... v., . i . i. - : t r
J or
says, because he is only getting a s !ary of
five hundred dollars a vear. There is no
evidence to prove that Christ, (mi luuuJ.r
of Christianity ver received pay for preach
ing. Ann Simpson, of Philadelphia hi brought
a suit against 1). P. Corcoran, a Philadel
phia law er, for securing Ker Dtms to a bo
gus will in It-!. Siie signed iae frai-lu-leut
wiil, beiug told that it was a paper in
the interest of her estate. A grand-son of
the old lady had a hand in tbe matter.
Englisfc Spaviu Lijinsent removes all
Hard, Soft, or CaUjtiieil Lamps and Blem
ishes frouii bores, Blooi Fpavin, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Kingboue, S titles,
Sj rarr, wellings, etc. Savo $50 by nse
of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by L.
Banks & Co., Drn;gis Milfiintown Pa. tf.
A daughter of John Tr-go, agid two
years, fell out of the second story window
(Tits father's house in this place a few
days. ago. Tbe child was not seriously
hurt. Considering the distance of th fa!l
13 feet Ibe wonder is that tho child was
not killed.
Increase the sj petite by the use of Ayer's
Csthartic Pills. TI.ey cas-e the stumich,
l'ver. sod bowels to porl'orm tbvir lunctious
Urr.Der'.r. do not debilitate, by excessive
tjmB.itjon, und are not irritating in th'.ir
action. As an aftor dinner rill they are
ur.eqialed.
Queen iciona went t. tbe circus the j oth(.r olitl)Ullj:n(9. Seia.d, takmi in ixe
otier dry with ier uewtst son-in-la, ; ru;ion and lo Dc aU as Uio property of
Prince Henry of BatteLborg. Any wis- Joel Dreraler.
picic tbat the aged Queen went for tier fio. 2. LOTS N"s. II, 12, li aid H sit
own aiuu-eiuetit is readily related ty the I nate in the borough ol MtHiintown, Juniala
fc . . , rouniy, '., boniidei and descrioed at fo'-
oflicial tatement tuat Henry had , ow8 ,h'e uori, uy Market or Bridge
teastDC h r lor tks to take bim to see L,riH.t, on tl.e at by Water St., on tue
the animals. Chicsco Mews. I soulU bv lot ol i'aikir &. Co., ou ihe west
The citizns of the flourishing town of
Sedsli.i, Mo., encouraged rioting railroad
strikers at that place, some months ago.
The railroad wa the tributary tbat brought
business and money to tue town. For en
couraging the rioters the railroad cooipauy
bave taken their shops from ibe town and
tbo business of the place is destroyed.
The May o. ol the American Magazine,
monthly, illustrated, 12S pagea appeal a upon
on ruble with Uitlieet.Atnerican character-
! U,ic8 vi"b,e UPn ereTJ
nette in35"is sn American piece ol literacy
woik lhatc-mmends itself as tbe rder pro-gres-es
witi it, The Nation's Lawmakers
Th J Senate," is an article tbat is illustrated
with the pictures of John Sherman, J. R
Ilawiey, Daniol W. Voarhees, W. B. Alli
son.. Wni. li. Evarts, Jamea B. Black, J. D.
Cameron, Wade Hampton, George Hearst,
aud Z. B. Vauco. Tbe article on Literary
Lilc" in Bostoa contaius pictures of literary
men and women of Boston. "I it a crime
t wn Land," is an articta that should be
extensive!? rejd ia this day, when men
proiea to teach that tbe state should own
even thing, "Generai Giaul' Habits,"
"Feast Days in Mexico," The Am rican
Pnlpit,w and numeroua other artieles, wi'-h
a collection of literary paragraphs, places
the new magazine auwng the tirat publica
tions ol tbe day. Publicition Office, rew
York, 130-132, Pearl street
The Perry county Freeman U growing
' l;rcd of the Iramu nuisaote and gires es-
I urea:
ion to its sentiments, that : Big burly.
I ovfrjruwo, robust loutia; liVainp, tSe I'K-
lure I health and strength, are passing
irom uoor io ooor seeking alms of onr in-
duatrioua people. Nearly every one of the
iaxy, worthless vagabonds ia ajle to do a
day's work, and those who extend tbe band
of charitv to such as they, nnleaa it be to
save their worthless carcasses from frees
ing or starring to death, are simply labor
ing nndur a delu-ion, and encouraging these
wandering vagabonds in a lite of idleness.
Not one of them is deserving sympathy.
Call Immediately at Scbott's !
Grand Opening of Spring and Summer
Goods at Scbott's stores.
Trout Fiahlnff.
An act to prevent th catching, kiilinc.
ex iHisiug for aalu or having in posseaaiun
speckled trout, except from tbe 15th day
ol April to the 15th day ot July.
Sictiop 1. Be it enacted, etc., that it
shall be unlawful lor ny wruis to catch.
kill, or expoae to sale, or have in bis or her
possession after the ssme baa been cam lit
or tinea, any specaiea trout, save ou J
from the 15th day or April to tbe 15ih day
of July, under a penalty of tea dollars lor
ech trout ao kilted or had in possession,
but tbia act shall not prevent any person
from catching trout with uets in waters
owned by hiuineif to mock other waters.
AECTioa 2. All acts or parts of acta in
consistent with the above are hereby re.
pealed.
Approved the 11th day of January, A. D.
o5- BoBxai K. Pattiscm.
Walker Township Xewi,
Tbe bnsy spring has come at last, but
her latvnesa we must pardon. Our wen
are active in tbe field, the women in tbe
garden.
Newton Lukeua is at homo from Phila
delphia. Cedar Grov Literary Society will meet
for the remaining meetings of this spring
on Saturday evening.
W. fl. H.iin"? b?2un his school at Cen-
lerville on April 4tti with an encooraging
number. ben his promise 1 scholars are
,U iD, h will have a achool of fariy or H,t, .
f0 z"nu'er"-'n rf"l ."er
LK-.n:oiui rrai vu la-si i uurauay uiuriiiue.
nd w be iul.rred this loreJon (Satur-
da.) in ttie Lo;t Urek grave aid
Last Tuesday air. Rumbarger's chimney
took tire and before il col. d be extinguish
ed a hole bad burned in tne rouf SO as to
mc tnB 0SJ
Kun waa good. U tu varans in tbe
near vicinity came to hear tbe question
discussed ; aud when the debate was mle
general the veterans Were called upoi,
tnsptakand all responded except oue
Tbey cheered Us Up W lt:l kume goud war
:uriea and in the tpeectt of one soldier
H ..... t(, fr Pri.Hiitint atriin. I hmvi
; ' - r-
we will vote for a man, oue wbo will uot
veto a pension li'l. Beh Nox.
Arbor Day.
Friday, the 2ZiA Day of April A. D
1 and I do earnestly recommend tntbe
peel le of the Coiuiuouwealih that they de
vote Ihe whole or at least a portion ol the
S4id day to tbe planting ol Trees and Sbi ub
bery wherever H may be pruper ud con
venient so to d.
Let school directois, teachers, and
scholars unite in tuakitig it a day lor tbe
adornment or the grouuda surround ing the
tcbool Louses throughout tbe Comuiou
wealth. Let :ho pepe ol our towns and
villjgea m 'ke t a day lor tbe planting ol
Irtes along their streets. Let the people
ill our rural regions see toll tbat ibeirliign
ways are beautified by the pljnting ol trees
ip.in their boid.rs. Let tamilies observe
the day in the rtlauting of tree and c-ub-bery
in the grounds surrounding tnir
homes. Let the larmers see lo it lb at the
waste places ol iheir farms are turned to
profiiab.e account by the planing of tim
ber, nut, and I ruit trees Ibereou. Let ail
Ihe people understand lb at upon the gener
al i.l"' rvauce ol Ibis day. and tbe practical
- ,ht.h ,n.H tntretrinii. n, irra nia-
'linre delM;0) lht coutinuauce ol regular
1 seasons ol raint.ill, ttij tempering ol our
climate, the beauty of our homes and high
was, tne timber supply ! ihe I uture and
a remunerative returu tur labjr bestowed
C(n lands not otherwise proauctive.
Tbe observance of Arbor Dty is becom
ing general in mtny ot our Scales ; its uec
emity is rrcoguizeu by Ibose who have
given the gvtie-t c ire and stuly to the
subject ; ami its practical uelulnea is at
tasled or all wiio bate engaged in It. In
caeo Iho uay nereiu Gesiguaiea oi.ouiu oe
unsuilaule ia any por'iou ot tin Common
wealth, let an adjournment tie hud lo aouie
future day wbicn will suit the ciitntte and
couveni. nee ot the lurality.
Oiven uuder my lund ami tho great seal
of tho Comuionwealin at Harrisburg, Ibis
1st day ot April, ia thn year of our Lord
one thousand eignt hundred and eighty
seven, and of the Comuiun eallh the oue
hundred and eleventh.
JASJES A. BE. WEE,
Governor ol ihe Comiuouwcallh.
SlieriaT's) Males.
No. I. A TRACT OF LAJD situate n
Sutqueua-ica towusliip, JuL.ali codoty,
Fa., boundvd and described a-i tolis : on
tne north -by lanes ol Levi Light, on the
east by lands ol Elasrd Moury awl Maggie
Stioup, oil the south by Una of Lewi Ar
nold and Levi L.zut, aud on the west or
1 illfj ol Artaoi Arnold, cninmg ono huo-
dred (100) a-rea more or less haviiig there-
by the Fruusylvaiua cauai, naviug inere.m
erctci a lure- etoty uutld-ng ixiy-Bve(0 5)
eet Iroot by seveuiy (7u) U-vl deep ai.d a
one iitorv oliict- build.Ng altacbe.l to the
south end ol s.i 1 Uuildiiis beized, taken
in execuiiou eud to be o:d as the property
of W i.liatn Torry.
No. 3. A TRACT Ol" LAND No. 1, kuoan
toe niDHiun larm. eituale in Delaware
township, Juniaia Co , Pa., bounded and
desrrioed as loilowai on the north by lauds
of John Krv and David shuriz, on the east
bv lands ol UaiJ ShurU and JonathauFrj,
oa the eoutu cy lanasui avnrj u
Jacob Uor, on the weal by laud ol S.
Shurtx aud Jouo Fry. containing seren-
U-iao (72) acres, moie or less, bavuig
taureon enrMl a bank barn, frame bonae
ml other onibuiidines. &eizl, taken in
execution aud lo Le o!d as tbe property fcf
Samuel 6buriz.
v. 4. Also. A TRACT OF LAND No.
2 uuiate in .Delaware township, Juniata
Co., Pa., bounded aud described as lollows:
ttn'trui north bv lauds ot John Frey and S.
E. Shurtz, on the east by landa of S. E.
Sburu, on the soutn by lands or Jacob
llooot-r- and on Ibe west by lands ol John
Fry, containing twelve (12) acres, more or
less. bized, taken in execution and lo be
sold as loo property ot bauiucl r.. anuria
No. 6. A TRACT OF WOODLAND, No.
3 ai male in Delaware lowuabip, Juniita
county. Pa., bounded aud described as lol
lows : on lb, north by lands of JWaUhias
2.miw-nin- and John Lauver, on the east
bv lands of John Lauver and David Sb una,
n the south by lands ol uavia anuria, on
tbe weat by lauda ol David Suurix, contain
ing six (6) acres, more or less. Seized, U
k,o iu execution and to be sold aa the prop
erty ot Samuel K. Shurt
No. 6. A TSAOi ,
... au r ivn N. . -.
aale iu OcUw'"' j
J 1'a ,
bouuaeu aa wcsviM
Sheriff Fowles..l sell at f nb!ic outcry sylva.,.. red wU"Vt 11 to 12 cenla
at tl.e Court Houae, in MiUiiulown, on Fri- Oa.s 38 el. ; Live 11 to 12 cenU
dav, April 22,.d. I7, at 1 o'clock, th lol- rr lb , Butter to 2 cen . per .
lowi'oeacilbed red estate 1; -HKi:.W
I the north by lands of John Piffer, on tbe
e,Bl f unns oi Henry Laaver and David
Shuns, on tbe south by Unds el John Fray
on the went by lands ol John Frey, aod
Lewik A. l.audi beirs, containing thirty
three (33) acres, more or less, having there
on erected a log Irame bouse, log barn and
other outbuildings. Seized, taken in exe
cution ana to be sold as the property ot S.
E. Shurtx.
No. 7. A TRACT OP LAND, situate in
Lack township, J uniatacounty, Pa., bound
ed and described a follows I on the north
by lands of the heirs ot John W. Campbell,
on he east by lands of Samuel Diven, on
the aouth by lands of Elisabeth Campbell.
and on the west by land of widow Tester ,
containing one hundred and twelve (112)
acres more or less, baring th-xeoo erected
a stone house, bank barn and other out
buildings. Seised, taken in execution and
to be auld u tbe property of John Christ.
No. 8. A TR VCT OF LAND, situate in
Lack township, Juoiata county Pa., bound
ed and described as follows ; on the north
by Tuacarora creek, on tbe east by lands of
John Leonard, on the booth by Tuacarora
mountain and on tbe west by lands ol John
Leonard, containing on hundred and
eighty (180) acres, more or less, having
thereon erected a bank turn, two a lory
log bonae, and other outbuildings. Seised,
taken into execution and to be sold as the
property of Henry Titsell.
No. 9 A TRACT OF LAND, situate in
Mill'ord township, Juniata county. Pa.,
bounded and described as follows : on tbe
north by lands of William Uuss, Jacob
Aughey and Samuel Augbey, on the east
by lands of Jacob Bishop, on the south by
lands ol William Kauflman, and on tbe
west by lands of Joseph Shecsley, contain
ing one hundred (100) acres, more or less,
having thereon erected a fume bouse, bank
barn and other outbuildings Seised, tak
en in execution and to be sold aa the prop
erty of Elder K. Gillitord.
Jl JURIED ;
EVANS UcLAUGHLIN. On the 7th
inst., by Rev. J. S. Woodburn, at Ihe bride'
residence, John B. Evans and Mary A. Mc-
L.sugnuo, coin oi spruce Hill.
REYNOLDS GUILL1FORD. On tbe
6th Inst., in Mifflintnwn, by Rev. L. Y.
Hays, W. L. Reynolds and Miss Mary J.
Guilliford, both cl Milford.
STICKLING STARK Oo the 7th inst
by R.-t. E. E. B rry. Abred A. Stimelitig,
of Monroe township, nd Miss Lillia Stark,
of Lancaster county.
VIED:
kfiADER. Oa the 22d u!t , in LkS
township, an infant child of W. S. Reader.
SUEAFFER On the 23ult., near Orien
tal, Amanda, wife of Henr; D. SbeatTvr,
aged 37 years, 6 months ant 18 days.
LONG Oo the Cith ult, lo Lack twp..
from paralysis of Iho heart, .Ml 3. Henry
Long.
VAUGHN On the 25th nit., in Black
Log valley, from t)pboid fever, son of
Thomas Va:gbn, aged 7 years.
KENNEDY On Ihe 20th ult., sudden
ly, in iliilord township, Samuel Kennedy,
oi Port Royal, aged 36 years, 6 months and
8 days.
RUSSELL. On the 27th nit., in Beale
township, Moses Russell, aged about 69
years.
KEPNER On tbe 28th nit, in Turbett
towi -hip, from consumption, V.A Kepoer
aged 35 years.
N EELY On ibe 30th nit., in Tuscarora
township, from apoplexy, Harvey Neely,
aged about 60 years.
CB AIG. On Ibe 2d inst., in this place,
Arthur Bernard, surviving twin son ol Da
vid and Susan Craig, aged 1 year,2 months
and 7 days.
SNOW On the nit., in Spruce Uill
towi.suip, Mrs. George Snow, at an advanc
ed tge.
ZIMMERMAN. On March 10th 188
Hainan Zimmerman, aged 1)3 years, io nio.
aud i days.
The languishing head is at rest,
Its shivering a:.d aching is over;
Tbe quiet immovable breast
la be.ved by aflliction no more.
Tbe heart ia no longer the seat
Of trouble and torturing pain,
It ceasts lo tluileraiid tvat,
it never shall flutter again.
VIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
JtrrrturrpuB, April 13, 1887.
Putter ....
Frtrx
Shoulder, ,
12
9
8
Sides,
MIFFLIN TOWN GKAIN MARKET.
Whrat
Corn,
Oat
Rye
New Cluverseed.....
Timothy send ......
Flax sued
brao
Cboj. ....... ......
Suorta...... ......
Grouud Alum Salt..
American Salt ......
7
28
60
$3 50
2 W
I 00
18 00
1 50
22 00
1 25
1 COal 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, April 9ih, 1887 Penn-
HioverMed al C V
r...r ton : Lard 7c imr lb ; Smoked beel
li
o 1 rta o.r lb : auioked ha.u 12 to 13cU
aboa ders in sail 6 io 7 cents Plt lb.
Perfect Hair-
Indicates a natural and healthy condi
tion of the scalp, and of tho glanda
through which ncurishment is obtained.
When, in couscquem e of cgc m.d Ji
cue, the hair becomes weak, tLia, and
gray, Ayer'a Hair Vigor will strengthen
it, restore fcs original color, promote its
rapid end vigorous growth, and impart
to it the lustre and freshness of youth.
I have used Ayer's ILiir Vigor for a
long time, and am convinced of iu
value. When I was 17 years of ape my
hair bej;an to turn gray. I commenced
using the Vigor, and was surprised at
the good effects it produced.' It not
only restored the tolor to my hair, but
oo stimulated its growth, that I hava
now more hair than ever before.
J. W. Edwards, Coldwater, liss.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
Sold by all DrusgiaU and Perfumcn.
It tod asb srrrEBixa from debility
tad loss of appetite; if your stomach is
out of order, or yonr mind confused;
take Ayer'a Sarsanarilla. This medicine
will restore physical force and elasticity
to the system, more aurely and speedily
than any tonic yet djoroveted.
For six months I suffered from liver
and stomach troubles. My food did c
nourish me, and I became weak ard
verv much emaciated. I took six bottles
of Aver's Sarsaparilla. and was con-.L
J. il. Palmer, Springfield, Mass. li
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared y Tr. J. C. A yr & Co.. I-weil. Kiss.
Bt Jd by lmssata. Frlca 1: alx boulxa. i.
LEGJJL.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Etialt of William Spichtr, dectftd.
Whereas Letters of Adruiniatration 'on
the estate of William Spicber, late of Wal
ker township, deceased, having been grant
ed to tbe undersigned, all persons indebted
to tbe said estate, are requested to make
initnediatH payment, and those having
claims wi'l rjlease itrusent them without
. . ........... n.r. C li
aetay. aiauy e.a artL.n.ik.
AdtDiniMraior.
. .nareu .q ipc).
LEGAL.
rpo TBE SCHOOL DIRBCTORS OF JU-
a-WIATA COUNTY,
QssTLxan i0 pursuance of the Forty-third
section of the act of 8th Sf. y,Jf 54,
yon are hereby notified to meet in conven
tion, at the court house, in Xifflintown, on
tbe first Tuesday in May, A. D. 1887, being
the third day of tbe month, at one o'clock
in the afternoon, ana select, vira toe, by a
majority of tbe whole number of directors
present, one person of literary and scienti
fic acquirements, and of skill and experience
in tbe art of teaching, aa county auperin
tendent for the three succeeding years ; and
certify tbe result to the State Superintend
ent, at Harrisburg, as required by the thirty-ninth
and fortieth sections of said act.
W. E. AUMAN,
Co., Snpt. Juniata County.
April 6, 1887.
TUERCANTILE APPRAISER'S
--LlST. List of d ialer and venders of
foreign and domestic merchandise in the
County or Juniata for the year 1887 aa Ap
praised and Classified by the Mercantile Ap
praiser. BEALE TOWNSHIP.
Cltu:
Alexander Woodward, mer
chant 14
W. R. Pomeroy, merchant.. 13
H. W. Kline, merchant 14
Ratt.
$700
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
J. P. Kelley, merchant - 14
Mc Williams Jl Hosteller, im
plement dealers 14
W. Swam, dealer fertilizer. 14
DELAWARE TOWNSHIP.
Samuel Schlegel, merchant. 13
10 00
10 00
CO. Winey, merchant.... 13
FAYETTE TOWNSHIP.
L. A. J. B. Wilson, merch'ts. 13
Brown k. Son, merchants... 13
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 10
700
60 00
7 00
J.soph Page, merchant.... 14
Edward M. Kelley, ruerch't. 14
Sharon tt Shirk, merchants. 14
Frank Shields, hotel.. ... &
Mrs. J. A. Fisher, druggist. 14
GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP,
John T. Diinm, merchant.
Thomas Cox, hotel
14
6
7 00
60 00
LACK TOWNSHIP.
R. H. Patterson, merchant.. Z
K. Rhine, merchant 14
U. W. Campbell, merchant. 14 -
A. W. Oppel, merchant.... 14
J.hn Yaughn, merchant.... 14
MIFFLIN TOWN.
John Fooremm, fcotel 5
James A. Mnrmy, bote!.... 6
W. J. Haines, bottler 6
J. K. Hollobaugh, restaurant 6
John W. Kirk, merchant... 14
Al. Harfceuborgor march int. 14
C F. nmkle. merchant.... 14
Franciocus Hardware Co,
hardware 12
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
60 00
50 00
50 00
20 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
12 50
7 00
. 70
700
7 00
10 00
W. H. Koliman. jewelry.... 14
Wm. Bell, Implement dealer 14
G. W. Ueca, boot at shoo
dealer 14
I. D. Musser, merchant..... 14
Fred. Espenscbade, murch't. 13
Joseph Peanell, merchant.. 13
L Banks k. C., druggist... 14
W. F. Bnyder, furniture deal
er 1
0. P. Robisnn, merchant .. 14
Emil Schott, dealer in dry
goods, clothier Jt milli
ner r 11
John Etka, grocer and coo-
fecliuneiy ............ 14
D. T. UaiLy, clothier 13
J. S.Grarbill, furniture deal
er : ia
McCauley and Myera, imple
ment dealers ...... .... 14-
Jamrs Dunu fc Ero., flour
dealer ............... 14
W. H. Rodgers, rlrnggist... 14
David B Doty k. Co., grain '
and lumber ........... 12
Joseph Adams, conieetiuner 14
C. S. Kepuer, confectioner. 14
K. II. McCiintic, hardware. 14
MOEROE TOWNSHIP.
10 00
7 00
7 00
I 00
16 00
' 7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
J? SJ!
7 oo 1
700
'J. D. Armstrong-, bvtal...
6
60 00
12 60
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
Kbine k, U ray bill, mere h't s. 12
C. S. Shelletiberger, merch't 14
Jacob Ludwig, merchant.. 14
John W. Oeckard, druggist. 14
Jacob Folia, merchant 14
E. M. Gray bill, mercnaut... 13
SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP.
7 oi
Jacob Wiser, merchant .... 14
E. G Sheatlcr, merchant... 13
1000
lit nry Beale, tntrchar.t .... 14
; oo
PATTERSON.
John Hares, Intel.. 5
60 00
SO 00
60 00
50 t0
7 00
7 00
7H0
7 00
7 OU
10 00
12 50
10 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
60 00
10 00
10 0
7 00
7 00
7 aj
7 00
7 00
30 (10
10 00
7 00
1000
7 00
50 00
10 00
iooo
10 00
12 00
Robert Nixon, h"lel 5
Joel Fooremau, hotel 6
John C. Hanoeiuau, bottler. 5
T. J. Middsgb, nitrchaur... 14
O. W. WiUoti, merchant... 14
Isaac Oosben, merchant and
coal 14
W. II. McDonald, merchant. 14
Howard Kirk, tbCC!uiM.. 14
R. L. Guss, hardware.. ... 13
J. Nonb t Son dealer iu
grain and coal ........ 12
Sanmel Strayer, clothier... 13
McMeen k. Beale merchants 14
Joseph Peuuell, merchant.. 13
W. H. Banks . Co., arug-
rtit 14
T. S. Reese, conteciioner. . 14
PORT ROYAL.
J. F. VcNeal, hotel. 6
A.J. Pt'ttit, merchant 13
Rannela k. Son merchants. .. 13
W. T. McCu'locb, merchant. 14
Sterrett k. Son, druggists.... 14
M A. Cook, merchant. ...... 14
N. HerUler. grain dealer.... 14
Jacob 'Jmninger. grain dealer 14
JM. Willi, pool room 6
D. H. Bouaman, merchant.... 13
Philip Kepuer coal dealer... 14
SPRUCE UILL.
J. L. Barton, merchant. ..... 13
J. C. Conn k, Bro., merchants 14
TUOMPSONTQWN.
A. R Fehrer. hotel S
J. P. Wickerham, merchant 13
E. A. Tennis at Bro , dealers
ingrain and coal........... 13
Nelson k. Manbeck, merchant 13
TURBETT TOWNSHIP.
N. Hertzicr, merchant 12
TUSCARORA TOWNSHIP.
John Laird, inercliant.
McCuilb k, Wilson
13
10 00
mer-
chants...... .........
J M. Crawford, merchant....
Wm. S. Elliott, mcrchaut....
A. J. Ferguson k, Son, mer
chants W, VanSweringen, mtrchant
Arbuckle A Relansbarger fer
tilizer. .... ..
14
14
14
14
14
14
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 CO
700
700
700
MILFORD TOWNS HIP.
Meloy k Bro., merchants.... 14
WALKER TOWNSHIP.
N. D. VanDjke, merchant... 14
700
W. A. Uelrtck, merchant....
E. A. Smith, merchant.....
G. B. M. Kepler k, Bro , mer
chants........'.. .......
C. A. Thompson, dealer in
coal
W. W. Din.m, merchant.. .
Jacob Kauflman, implement,
dealer.................
George Diven, implement
dealer. .................
Ambrose Moist, implement
dealer......
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
700
7 00
700
700
7 00
7 00
700
700
Robert Kauflman, implement
dealer.
Tbe licences mentioned in tbe above list
will be due and payable to ibo County
Treaanrer on and alter the 1st day of May,
A. D. Ibb7.
Take notice, all that are concerned It
this appraisement, Ibat an appeal will be
held at the Commissioners' Office in Mitflin-
town, on Tuesday, lh 26th day of April,
A. D. 18&7, between tbe hours of 9 o'cl'-cs
a. m. aud 4 o'clock p. ni., when and where
all persona interested who are not satis lied
wilb the above classification, may attend
il tbey see proper. No appeal can be had
after Ihe aliove date.
Given noder luy hand and seal this 9th
dsy of Maxell, A. D , 17.
LEWIS CARGILL,
, Vtrcentilt Jpprmutr.
March 30, 1SJ7. '
SEJTHEL AID REPUBLICAN,
One dollar & year in adyance.
One dollar and fifty cents if not
paid within three weeks after
time of subscription.
Alter the children have learn
ed to read, the greatest educa
tor is the newspaper. Every
man should do justice to his
family by subscribing for a pub
lic journal.
Never in the history of news
papers Has. tne subscrip'ion
price been so low. Subscribe
for the Sentinel and Repcbli-
can, it gives nearly twice as
much reading as any one of the
other papers in Juniata. Its re
ports of all important home
news and enterprises is full and
within the period of a year its
variety of reading matter com
prehends within its scope al
most every topic.
You should not be without a
county paper if it cost you six
or seven dollars a year.
In this day and generation it
amounts almost to a wrong
to one's self and family to deny
themselves the advantage of
a good home paper. There are
more than a thousand and one
things during the passage of a
year that interest and some
times directly benefit us, that
appear in the home paper but
like the rain, sunshine and air,
that we are so familiar with,
we do not appreciate s they
merit.
There are people who do not
i take a Lome paper, but they
are not representative people,
To be sure this is a free coun-
try and people can do as they
please so long as they do not
trespass on the rights of their
neighbors, but the man who
does not take his county paper
is like the man who has a-place
i that he calls home when his de-
. ... , , .
sires are ouisiue oi us uoors, uis
home is a misnomer.
"It is all right'' if you de
sire a city paper to subscribe
for one, or if vou desire to have
one from a half dozen cities, it
is no one'rt business but your
own if you pay for them, but
fir&tofall, subscribe for Our
county paper and then look
abroad.
After having subscribed for
the Sentinel and Republican
you are certain in your secure
mentofthe county paper that
gives you a larger quantity and
greater variety of reading mat
ter than is presented by other
journals published in Juniata
county.
As a medium for advertising
the Sentinel and Republican is
number one.
Its job department is not as
complete as the job offices in
Philadelphia or New York no
more than its newspaper depart
ment is like the department of
a Philadelphia or New York
daily, but the job department is
ample and prices are down to
city prices. We'll print you a
nice quarter sheet bill for one
dollar, a half sheet bill for one
dollar and a half, and a whole
sheet bill for three dollars.
Mention it to your neighbor
that they may do well to sub
scribe for the Sentinel and Re
publican, and send one dollar
in advance to pay for one year's
subscription, and when you
have job printing to do, or de
sire to advertise, or desire to
have sale bills printed send in
the order and it will be executed.
THE CLOTHING HOUSE
OF
D.W.HARLEY,
ESTABLISHED 1865.
Only those houses who pursue an ALL THE YEAR ROUND Policy
of Lowest Prices have the Publio Confidence and a Stead Patronage.
Everybody knows that D. W. Barley is the Chief CLnpioa of
STEADY, UXSENSATIOXAL PRICES.
No wonder, then, that all seasons find ns EQUALLY BUSY.
No spurts. No "wonderful sacrifices." But Honest Priees for Hott
est Clothing.
Clothing for BIG and LITTLE BOYS, and for all sizes of MEN.
UNDERWEAR, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS, CAPS, GLOVES,
and NECKTIE3. A complete stock of FURNISHING GOODS, at pri
tbat will do you good.
Measures taken for Suits, or parts of suits on short notice, of a style
to suit jour fancy, or the most recent fashion cut.
The Corner of Bridge & Water Streets is the business place oi tk
Valuable Clothing House of
D. W. HARLEY.
January 10, 1S37.
POSITIVE INSTRUCTIONS!
IDMITTLVCOF KO DELAY, OITE BEE ISSIED TO TD1
SA1ESMEX I CHARGE OF THE
MAM MOTH CL OTHING DEPARTMENT
-AT
SCIIOTT'S
To reduce tbe prices of EACH and EVERY ARTICLE fully tw-ntf-five
per cent
Considering; oar former redactions on Men's and Boys' Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods, this present cut in prices is virtually ft diacountot
FORTY PER CENT.
from the actnal value of tLe goods. "Stock taking" time is traveling nigh.
We must take onr chances while the
plenty. Hesitation is fatal ; so here
THE KEENEST CUT IN PRICES !
WE WILL OFFER ONE HUNDRED M EN S SPLENDID CASS1MER
AN D BEAVER OVERCAOTS, WORTH $1L00 FOR $3.50.
WE WILL OFFER CHOICE ENGLISH, KERSEY AND CHINCHIL
LA OVERCOATS WORTH $16 00 FOR $10.23.
WE WILL OFFER MEN'S NEAT AND WARM OrERCOATS
WORTH $3.00 FOR $5.25.
OVERCOATS FOR YOUNG MEN, FROM 13 to 13 YEARS OF AGB,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
TliE. BOTTOM HAS DROPPED OIT OF PRICES!
STARTLING REDUCTIONS IN SUITS:
The sacrifice we make in unloading onr stock of Men's and Boys' Suits
is without a parallel, from our finest Drees Suits fur a gentleman down to
the stron-r, everyday suit for the boys. "We shall give more and better
value for the price we ask than we have ever riven before. We mean bus
iness. The suits must be sold at any rate. The same reductions have
been made in our Pants Department. Every pair Las been placed on sale
below cost.
LOOK HERE !
If yon need ft Hat, ft Cap, a SLirt, a Saii of Underwear, a pair of Gloves,
or anything else in the way of Furnishing Goods, you can buy it at about
fifty cents on tbe dollar at St-hott'a We want to turn tbese goods into
money before inventory day, hence our GREAT REDUCTION.
SCHOTT,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLIN TOWN, 1'A.
BEST
M AH E
LA.
FOR SO AND T0CTHS
FOR BOYS AND CHILDREN.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
PRIVATE SALE.
John B W offers a valuable farm at pri
rate sale. Tbe larm ia situated along the
main road leading from Miftlintown to Mc
AlistersTille, in Fermanagh townahip, Jan
iata Co., Pa , and only 2 miles from the
former place. The farm contains 145
ACRES of land, 120 acres of which are
cleared, the balauce in Taluable timber.
Tbe land is io a good state of cultivation
and under good fence. The improvera-Mita
are a good frame house 30 by o-i If et, a
good frame bank barn 40X90 leet, and oth
er out-buildings, a well 6 feet deep of nev
er failing water ia at Ihe door of the bouse,
and a weil lti feet deep, of never failing
water ia at the barn. There ia aa orchard
ol over 100 trees on the farm.
For tnriher particulars call on JOHN
BYLEK, on the farm, or address him at
Mitllinlown, Juniata county, Pa.
Caution notice.
All'persons are hereby cautioned igiin'
huntiDg or flying on Ihd property ol the
. j - ,
ondi rsigncd io fayelte township, aa tbe
tresspass laws will be enforced.
Ephraih Dca.
I OB PRINTING Ur b VEST KLND
a
done at tbia otlice.
7
weather is cola ana doming uujw
we go :
OSILY JCC0U8TEO Ft
Thewrren mt Han!'? PbMbW-
anrscrlleni rrp producer matt peritmr m
improver ( Ifceoil, irmi.y rrmileJ tr
It to mnde mi tt b ml naiwnl :c4
with irial re-surd l a aeaermJ adapta
bility aa a !ai Toad."
Every particle at which hanea are tea
pe to a direct laad al vegetable.
We reader lbs faad Immediately availibla
In the S25 PHOSPHATE
Wbirb aae rlr.im ! rry aprrial aaW
vaalair. an II ai.r.lhr rri rnrl, atart
ana a.laima il III fully aalrr4. be
!) seraaea4Jy imprtia lfce aaal.
MooaTta a. Jn 1 J1
"H,n thnrnoshl, teat.4 R tit. II! fr'JS
FIII1-.HII TK.dbT,nlaitbotb,maMco
taa $3aod luw bn. I am aatiana4 tbat Bn.b
a, I heat for rn.n aawll pnaaaatt nanlta.
1 had tftpr wb.at ana ctit mm sraaa " two aan
mhr I aaril lb a-J6 I'hfpliailr. 1 vitl a aa
atbnr ausd and adnaa all farmera to ba, Haaab'a
-5 HHapbate ana aaaraaultafor tbra .-.JO
UMwansniaad. JO OS lADUiA.
THE OB10I.1AL
. Bfaanfactmra of
RAW BONE
SU?R-PHOSPHIE
MAScracTURSBa
aim
IMPORTERS.
Oombfoad eapact',1
a car WofSa. (
tmitnat.aMaUI . .... - .
""raaaux PHIIADELPH'.A, I fl.
DS3 Base's $25 PHOSPHATE
MTIIK, rEK.HAXENT, 1'HEAP
ANIMAL DONE MANURE
To all wbo are aafferlnt; trrm the rror and
Indiscretions of youth, nerroua weakness, omiij
doccy. lno.' nuclml, kr.. I will ssnd a rrc!'
tlix: a-iil cure you.rLEC OF CIIARGC Tltlsfrsni
rcircJr Tins dtKOTerrJ by a mlaatonary in Soa'.h
r.i- rlr-v. fend a selt-addmseil enrelope to Ibe
Bi. Ztx.zrr. T. Iaaas. oiclioa D. A'w Fori Citf.
'SHADELANIT
Pure Bred Lava
Stock Ustablkh:
k-nent in ttia
World.
Vew Importastowar
arriTlna from tima to
time. Kara individual
excrll'noe aoi cboicaaa
breedinir. .
CLYDESDALE HOflSE
aERCHEON, NORMAM. OR FRENCH OIAFT HORSES,
SNOLISM SHIRE HORSES, STANDARD-BRED TROT
rERS. CLEVELAND BAYS and FRENCH COACHERS,
SADDLE AND CARRIAGE HORSES.
ICELANO AND SHETLAND PONIES,
HOISTEIN-FRESIAN ANO DEVON CATTLE.
Onr customers hav the adnntaa of oar many
rears expeiinee ia brcdi!a amd imponint;;
iprtor qnury ; lars nnM; su immeaH
illMtiOBa; orptrtunitv of oiaifriug- tlirTereai
aolletioiia: oriwir
; areeda; and low prir'ra. dccaum of anr u-
I !o"'l farllltiea, rxwnl of bnaaaeaa. awl
. aaw ralMof tr.ui.prtrtaTMD.
Nn OTUKH ArAHLlSHVE.T ia the
WORLD offers aucb adTantama to the purchaser.
prior lowi terws easy!
i nitort welcome. Correapondesicw aolicited.
i circulra free. powELL BROTHEKJ,
Sprtnajboro, Crawford C, P
Wbaa yaw write swatloa this paper.
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