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SENTINEL k REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
WEDNESDAY, SEPTR 7, 1887.
TERMS.
Subscription, $1.00 per ananm if pull
Id advance ; $1.60 if not paid in ad ranee.
Transient ad verttsetnents luserted at 60
cant per Inch fur each ineertioa.
Transient business notices in local col
nma, 10 cent p-r line fur each insertion.
Deductions will be made to thoae desiring?
advertise bv the year, half or quarter
year.
County t'oiumltte Meeting.
The Republican County Committee are
hereby earnestly requested, to meet in Vif
Qlntown at 1 o'clock p. m., on
SATURDAY, SKPTKMBER 24. lSi7,
to arrange for the campaign. Will every
member laki- the day to attend the meeting
of the cotnuiitt. e f S. B. Ctvin,
Chairman.
Itepubllmn Comity C'oiutultte
The following named Republicans com
pose the committee :
Tnacap'ra V. 11. Lane, Kt-ola' (Jap; A
1 Williamson, East Waterford.
Delaware B Kvana, Thomp.ontown ;
Jeremiah l.'tuletisUi'r, East Salem.
Wa.k.-r Henry Manbecfc, Thompsont'n ;
Jacob K.ck. abarh, Mexico.
Fernianah C E llower, Joseph Koth
rork. MiiKintown.
Su.iuehanna Levi Liht, Nrfcrvia, Per
ry Co., ; M 5s Brubaker. Mahontougo.
Grcenwo'd John M Lijht. Nekoda,
Fsrry l" ,; W. H. Zentera, litutnvitlo.
Spruce Hill J I 11. .well. Pleasant Visw;
E P (irahain. Spruce Hill.
Miliort li H t'unnitiiha.u, Patterson;
Capt. W i.i Erey, l'ort Royal.
TurU-tt Wiu- Uertaler, J K Graham,
Port R..val.
fort K .vaI Wiu. R Wharton, i T
Oliver, IVrt Koyal.
TlK-iiipftoutowa Vellinton M in beck, II
C McClell m, Thomtintowti.
hrie)avi,l ruff-uberger. Walnut ; J
BeeMi-.er, Academic.
Mo:ir e E 1' Kahlt-r, Joseph Shelly Rich
fluid. Lai ' I. H rsrutier, R It P.Tterton.
Peterson Frauk Meloy. Kelly McNeal.
!M:fr!ir.ton Jimea McCauley," Jamea K.
Kobtn.
SHORT LOCUS.
The borough schools opened on Monday.
Thu white and tra.!ri dollar h i been call
ed la.
Mm Nellie McCuUoch, of Port Royal, is
quite lil.
The S h n:r sale were largely attended
last Friday .
Tho ehth day of September la the last
Cay for rrij. sirring.
Wil:u:i,i tor Supreme Judge. Hart
for State Treanurxr.
ilra. T. C Frk r has been visiting rela
tives la th: place.
The fami'r of D. D. Stone have moved
to Washitigton, D. 0-
Kius! Bock with ot Walnut it. in emu.'y ha
had his pensia iucrra-sed.
,D. Hacki nborger ho lives on the Island
has Full seed wheat l"..r Bale.
P. T. Bsriium's fhiw w ill exhibit at Hun
ting iou on the Uth of October.
--County Surenrtendent Aumin b-iueht
a oorie and biuy, last week.
Thu pension of Emanuel Booi.t of Black
Log, this county haa been iucreaieil.
. Miss Carrie Stewart, of Pittsburg, ha
' been iitir.,( friends ill Port Royal.
. MUs Bcie Coyle, of Port Royal, baa
" f one to Scruntou to spend the winter.
y- The Lutheran Sabbath School held apic-
V David Backenbergcr, living on the Island
fell from the straiv mow of hia barn on
Sunday evening and broke an arm. Dr. Craw
ford gave the surgical attendance required
in the case.
Don't neglect the roof of roar house.
There is nothing known that will preserve
a roof so well as red slate roof paint, for
particulars address J. Miller MeDona Id,
Milliiatown Pa.
Miss Esplain, sister of Mrs. D. Shelly
K loss, accompanied by the Misses French,
all of Pittsburg, who were visiting in the
county for several weeks past, started for
home on Friday.
The Montgomery county ceurt will bo
called on to wrestle with a question of in
sanity, in which a woman is charged with
being insane because she wears a bustle in
front instead of behind.
The shentTand the lawyers and a num
ber of creditors were busy a number of
days and nights with getting claims on the
record in the Court House agaluat a num
ber of citizens of KichUeld.
To all subscribers to the Skktixkl add
Rfri uMOA who pay arrearages and pay
one dollar aud fifty cents in advance, Tht
Wttkly Veu and the Sehtinel asd Ei
re slic a will be sent for the period of one
year.
It is astonishing how a coat of suitable
paint preserves the roof of a house or barn.
Von want to be certain of the kind of paint
yon put on your building. J. M. McDon
ald his the f aint ttat a tin or wooden roof
require.
Ten days ago, at Waco, Texas, prayer
meetings were held to pray for cessation
of the long drought. Last Wednesday
night people of the lowlands were moving
out of their homes to keep from being
drowned."
A number of young men from this place,
in response to an invitation troin a party of
young ople from Miilerstown and vicini
ty, ho were camping out, drove to the
camp last Friday evening, took auppcr,
and spent a very pleasant tmi, coming
home the same night.
An alarming disease has broken out
amonir the peopie of Lockport Pa , west of
the mountains. Many have died. A per
son with tbn disease grows rapidly ill with
in the period of three davs when vomiting
takes place. The tonsils swell so rapidly
that the throat is almost closed.
Mr. Jaejb SuloufT and family tender
their thanks to the ladies, who so kiudly
furnished the Ooral rtocoration on the oc
casion of the fnnrral of their son Andrew.
They tender their thauks to the neigUborsi
whose kindness was manifested during the
illness ot Andrew and alter his death.
List of letters r-vu lining in the Palterso n
Pa., post office not called for - J. J. Bren
isholtz, Mrs. Amelia J. Bardell, Samue
Glass, Z, Wasingion Sheets. Postal Cards:
W. W. Wilson t Bro.
Parties asking lor the above will please
say advertised. Howard Kirk, r. .
Knghsh Spavin Liniment removes all
Hani, Soft, or Calloused Lumps ami B!em-
tbat veteran Jacob Zeigl er who lives at the
second lock north of town had died sud
denly. One report had tt that he bad died
of heart disease, another report prevailed
that he had died of an overdose of mor
phine. Everybody believod that he had
died. A committee of G. A. R. men start
ed for his place t learn of bow much ser
vice they might be to the family of the de
ceased veteran, but before they reached hia
dwelling place they met some member ot
his family who informed them that they left
him at home In the enjoyment ot health,
taking an after supper smoke.
'My name is Moses Smith," said a very
black man as he put his head into the gen
eral delivery window at the post office yes
terday. No letter for you," was the reply.
'I did'nt expect one, miss. I'zegot one
beau I want to put back. I'za got one heah,
I want to put back, l'ze opened it, an' it
can't be lor mo."
Have yon read it 1"
"I dun had barber Jim read it to me. I
'spected It was a letter from my wife."
"And it isn't T"
"No ma'am there is a lock of hair in
side real red ha'r. Do pusson wrote it says
it ar a lock of baby's ha Y, and dat baby
cries fur me."
And it can't be for you t"
'How kin it ma'am t Jist compare de
ha'r au see if it kin 'Deed, ma'am, I isn't
dat kind of a men myself. Dat's fur some
odder Moses S mith some white feller."
Detroit Free Press.
and Joseph Weller common nninnrn
prosecutrix, Mrs. Moyer.
Com. vs. Frank and Jesse Smith mali
cious mischief prosecutor, Louis Hnrl.
Com. vs. A. C, Harris embezzlement
prosecutor, W. H. Thomas.
Com. vs. Jeremiah H. Siters adultery
prosecutor, William Bay.
PALM STMMEUMAN On An... la
1887. bv Cieoro-rt I'hil Vmr. 1 U U-
George M. Palm, of Tuacarora townshio to
v. aymmerraan, or Dovlesburg,
Franklin county.
Attention Teterani!
To the veterans of Juniata county. At
the coming re-union September i-9ih, you
are requested to meet at the Court House,
at half past nice o'clock under the com
mand of chairman to take charge of the
ceremonies. The chairman would like
some comrad in every township to report
the names of all comrades that have died
in the respective townships, since thi las
re-union, to G. W. BurchStild, Secretary.
C. McCLELLAN,
Chairman
$tierlfraIeN.
Borough tax-pavers
on or before the illth
nic in Sehweier's woods last Thursday.
Rev Solomon Dressier of Oriental has
been in attendance at court on business.
.Airs. S. B. Loudon, accompanie 1 by h'r
daughtor May, is visiting in Philadelphia.
U. L. Smith, who liv a near Mo.VHster
villo has a lot "1 seed Eoltz wheat for sale.
To brletty learn what is before Court,
read "Booked for C urt," in another col
umn. Miss Annie Coyle. of Port Royal, is at
tending school In North Adams, Massa
chussetts. A report was current last week, that Mr.
Garrett had sold his interest in the Balti
more and Ohio Railroid. A true report.
'The Patterson Evangelical Sabbath
School held a pvnio in Lauver's woods, t
last 1 hurs.lay.
The hunting brigade hvre been looking
for game since the 1st of September. The!
report is reported all hunt aud no find. '
One dollar au I fli'ty cents in advance will
secure tho Skstisil amo RzrcBLicav ant
Tkt Wttki frfts one year.
. Mr. A. E. Warner, who will open the Ac -adeiuv
for the fall teira, next Monday, is in
town looking to lh interests ot the school.
President Cleveland's Civil Service Re
form was-not board of in the Democratic
Stale Convention, last week, at AUeatown.
tho pay their tax
day of September,
will be entitled to an abatement of five per
cent.
Mis Nora Klons, of Centre, has returned
to Loysville, Terry county, where she is
engaged in teaching in Soldiers' Orphans'
S chool.
The failure of tho whoat crop has caused
the directors of a number of the school dis
tricts in Prry county to reduce thb salary
ot teachers.
In response to invitations, a nuruher of
young people, passed last Thursday even
In; very pleasantly at the home of Mi"S
Anna Graybill.
No other offer like this. Send one dol
lar and titty cents to pay for on'J year's
subscription t tho SmnsRl ai Rcptbli -CAM
and The Weekly I'rett.
William Crawford and latutly, ol Well
ington D. C. were home last week to at
tend the funeral of Andre SuloufT, who
was a brother of Mrs. Crawford.
Miss Hannah Thompson of B'rruinghi-i.
h.. I... l.e.-n the Rrt of Miss AnnieUray-
ti!l, of this place, for several weeks, re
turatd to her home on Saturday.
A number of valleys in Texas were flood
ed, by rain last week, to such a degree that
fences, houses, barns, an J stock were swept
"awav. A number of people lost their lives.
Itch Prairu Manse, and Srratcrtei of
every kind cured in U'l minutes by Wool-ford-
Suuititry Lotion. Use no other. Sold
bv L. Banks and Co.. Druggist, Mifllintown
ra.
If your lightning rod needs to be put in
state of repairs. Call on J. M. McDonald.
If you have no rod on your building Mc
Donald will give jou tha require.! rod pro
tector.
Robert ilre Powell, Sons A. Co., exten-
eoal an'l f - n ana so ionn
ishes frutu horses. Blood f psvin. Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Ringbone, S titles,
Sprains, Swellings, etc. tr avo $"0 by ue
of one bottle. Warranted. Sol i by L.
Banks &. Co., Druggist, Mi:Tlintorn Pa. tf.
Bo'l"d down, tho policy ol the revenue
reformer seems to be to give the English
manufacturer a better chance in our uiar
ktts aud fore) Americaa manufacturers 4s
run amuck tor outside tra :e. This is all
right foj England, but bad for America
We prot oso t hold our own. Boston
Traveler.
V H.irry Harsh, a 16 year old sou ot David
narsh in Miiford township, foil from a
horse by the sadde. turning last Saturday
evening and broko his lelt arm bolosr the
elbow. Dr. Banks was called and rendered
the attention the case required. Four years
ago Harry bad the same anu broken in I
wrestling match.
Andr-w S'lIoufT, s;el about ill years.
son of Jacob SuloufT, died at his father's
! house on the 3'Jth of August of ailment of
! stomach and bove!s. He was conscious to
! the last moment and was prft-ctly content
' to din an 1 aft-r 'edding father and mother
! and members of the farm'y j;to bye quiet-
j ly closed his eyes in death.
The Constitution of the Cnited State.
The Declaration of Independence, and Ar
ticles of Confederation, are documents thaf
everv student should have in convenient
form. T. and J. W. Johostou 4t Co., 635
Chestnut street, Phila dolpbia. hr. e publish
ed these three fundamental documents in
convmient pamphlet form of 40 pages, for
sale.
The Lewistown Gazette of last week
ssys: Momlsy morning F. G. Franciscus
knm-ke l the bottom out of fhe coal combi
nation and has since been selling at the fol
lowing figures : Nos. 1 and 2, $I0" p -r
ton; Nos. 3 and 5, $3 !o ; No. , $ G- i
No. 6, $2 P . These figures are frt:n r.5
cents to $1 00 lower than those we quoted
two weeks ago, and are better than we have
had for several years.
The IlloomMeld Tim-s of lsst week re
ports the following. Oa Monday last as a
young man named Noll was hauling ma
nure at (;revn-ik, his wsjon pole struck
an otit-houso i.t Benjamin W -iver. This
made Mr. Weaver angry and be it is said
threw a stone- After som words the par
ties came to blows, when it is alleged that
Vr.ll fttniet Mr. Weaver witU the butt ot
his whip making bis nose bleed fieely.
During the fight Mr. Weaver received oth
er injuries and for a couple of days was
quite sick.
List ot letters uncalled for nni-.ir.ing in
th Post Office at Mittlmtowo, i-a., aug.,
31, IfffsT. Persons calling for letters in this
list will please ask lor advertised matter.
Letters : Miss Clara Ferguson, S, Mr.
Laverio Solino, LnU Farmer, Martin KaufT
man, Miss Fanny B. Landis, F. F. Smith,
Lids M.Tronp, Miss M, Woodside, Charb a
Bennst. r. Franklin Frantz, Jacob Ilubb-r
Mis Mary M. Cahren, John. (. Seigle, Em
ma M. Seiber, William Whitmin.
Postal Cards Jacob Ak . Miss. Carrie,
Beaver, Miss Matilda Henry.' Emanuel F.
Miller, Harry Wieand. S. S . Beaver, Esq.
W. W. Diram, CharaVs Long, Jno. O'Dou
eH. COA5- B- CKAWFOKDa
P. U.
The sheriS's sales last Friday brought
forth a larger crowd of people as attendants
than sales of that kind generally do.
The 101 acre farm of William deck in
Feimanagh township, was bought by Mrs.
Sarah Cleck tor (o&OO.OO.
The 35 acres of woodland of William
Cleck in Fermanagh township was ; bought
by Mrs. saran ijleck lor fib.
The 7 & acts tartn ot Henry Auker in Wal-
r township was bought by Wellington
Smith tor $:Jj0.00.
Tha 15 acre farm of Joseph Beashoru in
Walker township, was sold to Louisa Beas.
bore for $1415.00
The 3 acre tract of Joseph Beashore, was
sold to Louisa Beashore for JS5.0')
Icellli acre farm ot Samuel deck in
Waiker township was sold to Y. E. Beaver
tor 6,7000.
The bO acre lirm of (ieorge Smelker, in
Tuscarora township was - sold to Eannie
Smelker Mc.Mullin for $176.00.
Tho 300 sere tract in Greenwood twp., of
IKo. E. McEarUnd, terra tenant, settled.
The lol of ground in Port Royal to T. 1"
McCuiiocb for $15.00.
The 3U0 acre tract in Tuacarora township
ot James W. Mares was sold to Joseph
Woodburu for $ J.00.
The 67 acre farm of Margaret Wilt, ad
miiiistralrix of Adam Wilt I'f Green
wood township, was bought by Alven H
Wi.t tor $140.00.
The lv'G acre farm of John 6- Musser in
Walker township, was sold to Mrs. Phoebe
Musser for $So00.0O.
The Hi acres of woodland in Walker twp.,
ot John S. Musser, was sold to Pnoebe A.
Musser for $120.0S.
The sales amounted to $19,635.0K.
MAKRIED;
DIED i
HARRIS On the 19th ult.. in Turhett
township, Mrs. Catharine Harris, at an ad
vanced age.
MEIOH On the 28 nit.. In narH.bnr,
Miss Lyilia Smeigb, formerly of Port UoyaG
aged about 66 years. Her remains wer
brought to Port Royal for burial.
SCOTT On the 20th ult.. in Harris hnrir
Mrs. Jane Scott, formerly of this county,
and widow of Joseph Scott, deceased, aged
70 years, 8 months and 15 days. Her re
mains were interred on Sundav afternoon.
in the Union Cemetery at this place.
MIFFLINT0WN MARKETS.
MxrrLUTowa, September 7, 1887.
Butter J 8
Eggs 15
S? boulder, ....................... 9
Sides, .......................... 8
Lard jo
MIFFLIN TOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat, 65
Corn, 48
Cats, 23
Rye 60
Cloverseed $3.50
Timothy seed I 25
Flax seed 160
Bran 18 00
Chop , 1 60
Shorts 22 00
Ground Alum Salt I 25
American Salt 1 OOal 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Sept., 3, 1887, Nunber
one rennsvivauia red wheat focts. Corn
olitoolcta. OatsiSO to i4. Livechickens,
10 to 12cts per lb. Egge, 17 to 18 pr dor
Peaches to 2octs to $15 a bucket. U rapes
to 3 to 4cts a pound. Potatoes 50 to TOcts
a bushel. Timuhr seed $250 to $2tio a
bushel. Onions i, to $3,25 a bushel.
Butter 19 to 24cte per lbs. June crcaury
18 to 22cta per IDs. Beef Cattle at 3 to b
eta. Milch cows to $26 to $o0. Sheep 6
to 4cts per lbs. Lambs 6 to 7cts per lbs.
NEW FIR HI.
WE HAVE COME
FOR TO STAY,
FEAR NOT.
Farmers' Mercantile Association In
Geo. Goshen's store room in Patter
son. "We have a full line of goods
and equipped, and doing alively busi
ness. BARGAINS FOR THE RICH,
BARGAINS FOR THE POOR,
Inducements for everybody. No dis
crimination. Every article marked
in plain figures.
NO BOYCOTTING.
Our principal of doing business js to
buy and sell on legitimate principals
and giving one man's dollar the same
purchasing power as another.
We hold the position, one low price
to all.
NO MISREPRESENTATION.
Call early and secure bargains.
Remember the place.
FARMERS' STORE,
Patterson, Pa.
COMBINATION.
SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
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LEGAL.
ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
Notice is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate of William
Dunn, late of Fayette township, Juniata
county, Pa., deceased have been granted
to the undersigned residing in same town
hip. All persons knowiDg themselves in
debted to the estate ot said deceased will
please make immediate payment, aud those
having claims will present them lor settle
ment LEWIS DEGAN,
Administrator.
U.imA
liUOTUONOTARY'S NOTICE.
tMl
YATES
BEST
MADE
IK
FMTH1A
wiWi);
rou HEX
F0U BOYS
AND YOUTHS,
A.D CHILDREN.
LEDGER BUILDING,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS
Assigned Estate ol GEORGE W. WILLI- !
VER ol Fayette towuship.
Notice is hereby given that the Firs:
Final account ol Joseph Page, Assign
Ue U Ol UIUUl.lI J iiwitinuruiui v';imV ? j
Wllliver and wife ot Kajetto township, has
becu filed in the Prothonotary's Office ofj
Juniata county, and the same will be pre-
rent'
th
t aud : R 3
'7 ' H wit
uniata county, ana the same win do pre- ; f jXi. 'A.
ented tor contirmation, and allowauce to) H r-1 - i'i ff
lie Court of Common Pleas of said county, i h i ' '''
n Tueday tho Twentieth day of Septem- J q
er 1?7, when aud w here ail perions inter- ( 3?
ber lf?7, w hen aud w here ail pernons inter
ested may attend if they think proper.
TUEUIIOBI 11. MlMINC.F.B,
Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's Cltlice, Mifiliutown, Pa.
Ancu-t 22, lSf7.
grenades:
Saro Siiei Pbti tsi Charts,
(Ji
Over Sixty Millions Soil.
PRIOE8.
Pints. Psr Dot, t10.0a
0urti. " " 16.00.
A5D
Hooked Tar Court.
A small wreck at Lewistown Jun'tion,
on Thur-lay last, was the came of an
east bound freight train being rdered to
proceed on its way on the west bound
trartt as tar as the Narrows cross over
switches, wheie it was to regain tho cast
bonnd track. Thj train was a long one,
and was drawn by two engines. The morn,
inn belni loggy, the engineer ran past the
switches at a high rate of speed and crash
Court convened on Monday with the fol
lowing cases on its books for settlement by
jury verdict:
1. H. Cox, administrator of Paul Cox,
Sr., vs. James S. Cox. This suit is for a
debt upou which the administrator claims
the statute of limitation.
John II. Gilliland and Clementine S.
Gillnand vs. John Showers, Jesso McClure
an 1 James K. McClure. This is a suit
! against road supervisors for having opened
i drain to run the road water oa Held of
plaintitTs.
J. Howard Neely, administrator c. t. a
of Joseph Pomeroy, deceased, vs. J. Nev
in I'om.roy, Philip Kepner and others.
This is a suit to recover a specifiad sum of
money that J. Nevia Pomeroy sold to the
Juniata Valley Bank when he was execu
tor of his father's estate.
George Koons and Nancy Koons his wife
vs. The luuiata County Agricultural Soci
ety, for tho recovery ol damages that Mrs
ivoous receive J br a fall doa n tho outside
G-ght of stairs at Floral Hall on the old
Fair srouud at Port R-yal, during the fair
of 13.
Daniel CofTman vs. John McNemar, to
recover a sum of money that plaintiff alleg
es was promised to him if he obtained
Durchaser for a iTopcrty that the defend
ant sold.
James Miller McDonald vs. the County
of Jnni.ata, for the recovery of the reward
that the Ceuutv Commissioners offered for
th- capture of William Josiah McMeeo af
ter his escape from jail.
Henry C. Shearer, Sheriff of Perry coon
tj vs. William II. Miui.icu, to recover
certain specified sum, the difference be
t ecu two sales of a property sold by the
Sheriff. The Crst sale was to a citizen who
bought the property for Minnicb. Th
a;ent tor Minnirh refused to take the prop
erty at his bid. The property was put up
a second time snd brought a lower prico
than at the first sale. The suit is to recov
er from Minnich the difference lost on the
second sale.
James North vs. Jeromo Here liner. This
is a suit of landlord against tenant.
Lewis Burcufield vs. Harrison Cascer
This is a fuit of land old against tenant
George E. Hanz g vs. Jacob Whitmer
This Is a suit tor recovery tor profess
ional services. Hanzig being a doctor.
Com. vs. Eugene Losh, fornication and
bastardy prosecutrix, Sarah Page.
Com. vs. Robert Hurl fornication and
bastardy prosecutrix, Mamie J. Stewart.
Com. vs. Frank Ray man and Fannie Ben
singers adultery prosecutors, H. D. Shaf
fer and W. II. Clemens.
Com. vs. W. H. Clemens attempted
rape prosecutrix, Ida Elizabeth Kane.
Com. vs. John Splan assault and bat
tery E. S. Jones, prosecutor.
Com. vs. David Sieb it fornication and
rl bu reliable. Kc
tj i ;o potable.
P Praln, S12
2-OOPerdcr.
M Ornainro. 15.QO Per flog,
Y A
TntElar Fire EitisinlflsEr.
SUaret.iSxZila. H:.lil5irt.
' pi Bfln tins tierice we combina
1 . P the BUST ClITALITIKS of our
y farr-cu. Grenndra avtUi ths
; G NfcW fcattireoi harir-g- an r-
' f ticle ttat ran be uaetl ov sprina-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT ii'XS
PRIVATE SALE. i R on.an.tnl.oon. Il is cheap
- rj aaurciiahi. ,c ruat;aocairo-
The undersigned offers at Private Sale
the following decrited ,
TALI :A BLE ItKAI. ESTATE,
A farm of EIGHTY-FIVE Acres, in Wal-
er township, adjoining lands of Daniel
Klos. Sanuel Funk. Jerome N. Thomp- !
son, John Moizer and heirs of A. N. At
kinson, deceased, baring theroon erected
a good
Moiie lwciiiur House,
large Barn, and other out buildings.
The land is of the best quality, in good
order, and well watered, there being a fine
spring on tbe premises. There is also a
tine young orchard upon the property.
wbicb has just come into bearing. This
laud is located two miles east of Mexico,
and in close proximity to church, store,
post office A.c.
WILSU A. LLivtr55.
ts
fa PricSv.
a. ST
ThaStar"
EXTINGUISHER
will foice s.trcm
througH 6 feet of
Ijoac 4 ivt with our pnmt
whicii is til beat ever nuidtt.
cJi no atrentioQ votil ued.
Wiil not frecxa. csIcm.o or gtt
out of order. Norustorcorro
C n t ned by anTona. 0
SQO.OO Each.
THE WEEKLY PRESS.
One dollar aad fifty onts in
advanc will secure you the
Sentinel & REPUBLICAN and Tub
Weekly Press for the priod of
one year.
The Shxtihel & Republican
cives 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 ticope al
most every topic. Consider
that in addition to this, the best
local and literary paper pub
lisned m Juniata countr, you
have tho Philadelphia
W eekly Press, one of the best
papers published in America,
you nave an oner tnat coma
seldom to a man and his faiu-ily.
After childrenjiave learned
to read, the greatest educator
is the newspaper. Every man
should do justice to his family
by subscribing for a public
journal.
Subscribers who are in ar
can avail themselves of this
combination wffer by paying ar
rearages and paying one dollar
and fifty cents in advance,
thereby securing the two pa
per s.
When you have subscribed for
the Sentlnel axd Repcblican
you are certain m your secure-
GEJNUJNE AjSD ABSOLUTE
CLEARING SALE
OF
SURPLUS STOCK
ODDS & ENDS.
W want to get rid of our surplus stock. "Ye want to gat rM of odd
lota. "We want to get rid of broken sizes. We want to get rid of all lb
ends and remnants tbat bare accumulated in our store during tbe past
spring and summer season. Calculating the real cost of these goods w
find them to be
WORTH ABOUT 811,300.
But totally ignoring tbeir true Talue, we bare concluded ta close them out
for tbe
ROUND SUM OF S8,O0O.
With this end in view tbe price of each garment, although marked down
previously, will undergo an additional reduction. Surely no man should
fail to embrace this best of all opportunities to make advantageous pur
chases. If you doubt our statement in the slightest, we usk you to come
in and see the plain figures marked on the ticket of each article. This will
likely convince you of tbe truth of this special sale of odds and ends.
ODDS AND ENDS IN MEN'S SUITS.
There are altogether about COO suits, representing oyer 50 different style
and patterns, any size among them. We have divided these suits accord
ing to quality, into thre different lots wbicb we will offer at
S5.00, S8,00 AND S11.25.
Our $5 lot, would cost not lss than while many suits would bv
considered bargains at $9.
Our $8 lot is one we recommend for dress suits and all others whos
calling require a neat appearance, former prices ranged from $11 to $14.
Our $11.25 lot contains nothing but fine, imported dress suits, sacks
and cutaways; stylish dressers should come in and 6eo these goods; for
mer prices $15 to $17.
ODDS AND ENDS IN BOY'S SUITS,
Gives every father and mother a chance to ''rig Lim out" in a lirst-olase
suit for one-half the money it's worth. If your boys wear knee pants auitas
be sure and look at our broken sizes of these garments. The 6uits we will
clone out at $2 50 and $3, were marked originally $3.50 and $1.75. If
your boys wear long p;ints suits it will pay you to secure and pick your-
choice of the rather himtea assortment ol So and ?i tuits at 3.uu and.
J4.50, $8 and tlO suits at 5 and $G.25.
SCH0TT.
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFL1NTOWN, PA.
PARKER & CO.,
Main Stkekt, Mifflintowx, Penna.
Transact a general banking busi
less. Di6C3unts daily.
Accounts of firms, individuals and
corporations solicited.
Four per cent, interest allowed on
twelve months' certiorates.
April 20-'fc7.
I PRICE..
iS5C3.et)FACll
STAR" chemical.
SS JUS V4 lt
3 n-o.leJ In everv!
iviH--a, luraber
Qeto. Fully e ;u:p-
KAi, Crow Liari
S1 T j.titr.i. etc It,
fc is cheap, ar.l ro-
liable. Wt.
r:--r vcira ci lr;-;;i u tiv.
ti::s t:atis c-.y ::it
e!e;t riiii lire a'.lii:;i r.i
eicit :.zzl ii-.ilzz; r .;. z.k ii
au9 ci;!:ii litzli is r'.l, t-i s mrcrtee fiUv.
l.it..rL liMount to aicent tiejati
for clrM:l.n and tfi(lin:iii.l.
CI & 5 3 Dearborn SL, CSii, !
THE CLO
HI1MG HOUSE
OP
D. W. HARLEY,
i:sTvi3LisH:ii:i3 1805.
Only thjso houses who pursue an ALL THE YEAR ROUD Poliejr
of Lowest l'riL-es Lave the Public Confidence itnd a Steady ratron&ge.
Everybody knows that D. It. lltrley is the Chief Champion !
STEADY. UNSENoATION'AL PRICES.
No wonder, then, that all seasons find us EQUALLY BUSY.
o spurts. No "wonderful Bacritioes." But Honest Prices for Hoa-
est Clothing.
Clothing for BIO and LITTLE BOYS, and for all sizes of HEX
UXDKUWEAR, BOOTS aad SHOE8, HAT, CAPS, GLOTES,
mentofthe county paper that and NECKTIES. A complete stock of FURNISh LNU uOOl'3, at price
gives you a larger quantity and that will do you good.
Heasnre.. taken for Suite, or part9 of suits on short notice, of
to suit your fancy, or the most recent fashion cut.
The Corner of Bridge k. Vatcr Streets is the business place tet
Yaluable,. Clothing lloune of
Tf all who ar auir.rlns from tho error avnd
lnv!if-rci.iiiot youth, ncrvoi'S weavkiieM, eariy
Jtcav. Ioaof maiihj.l. kc. I will scud a rocli
tlixt will cure you. FHEE or c:iAlJE. This great
r-:n''y wi iliacuvered by a mUslouexy la Soutb
AmerVa. Seal a bo lf-ali!reael envolope to the
hEV. Joters T. IMU!C, Station D, .Va Tork City.
bJotshob
i Into a west bound freight. The eag ines
were coniplelely wrerkort. one was i bastardy Emms J. Crurior.
tninred. the eoineers and fluniaj of all Com. E. S. Jones assault and baUery
eiva, H-a-ratori m . -a. " ' en,mM bariog lear'! from tb.r cab. Jonn Sylan, prosecutor
n HuntiuaTrf-aO Connty .""(".uvr ,a.-U. , ... ,in.fnr.,TTl
n fh "T.rf t t-.f n rnillinn
I The wn-ck detained trains for several houis
a r jwrf rrevai
I Cnn - narnson wcllt, Jonn Wellrr
' Elizabeth T 'cIKt. Irj tTrtU'r, Winitf Weil r
IS STILL THE
ONLY EXCLUSIVE
ONE IN JUNIATA COUNTY.
At The Old Stand, Corner of Main and Bridge Streets.
A practical experience of fifteen years in handling leather
goods is an advautage we give our customers.
We know what good stock is, and can tell why it is good.
We invite inspection of the largest stook of foot wear ex
hibited in the county.
Prices as low as the lowest.
We are here to stay, and will not be undersold.
No depprii Inn nrnctio.prl. lm r rpsnpctful. satisfactory, and
r 1 ' x -
ht,neAitU'utum givpu to all purchasers.
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greater variety of reading mat
ter than is presented by other
journals published in Juniata
county, and when you accept
this combination offer of the
two papers you havo secured January 19. 1837.
for yourself and family a news
paper prize of inestimable val
ue for a price eo low that it
amounts t almost a marvel.
In this day and generation it
amounts almost to a wrong to
ne's sell and lamny to deny
themselves the advantssre or a
good paper like the SENTINEL
& REPUBLICAN and a state
paper like the WEEKLY
A.
1MIESS. There are more than
a thousand and one things dur
.a .
lucr tne passage 01 a
aV ' ay
that interest and sometimes di
rectly benefit the individual
and family, that appear in the
home paper but like the rain,
sunshine and air, that we are
so familiar with, we do not ap
preciate s they merit.
Do you appreciate a first
rate offer 1 Have the kindness
to mention it to your neighbor
if your neighbor has not al
ready found it out, and if
has it will not do harm
speak to him concerning it.
styitv
tbe
D. W. HARLEY.
FAYIS ENGINES.
k-rr : l - - "
fern
oaT all ftaxaw.
WRITE FOR CIRCULAR AND ITU U8 WHAT YOU WANT-
33. -7r. 2PV.TtnNT3II d3 SONS,
Drawer 11SO, EJLM1UA, If. Yt
ill Boat Canal Stmt, CHICAGO, tU.
Branch Offices i,y ctxsaw took, ,
"THE GIRI I IsXlFT BEHIND ELX'.
QraTOEHTEOl
taaataaaal rVtto Weeal. Art rw W for tke . HiVrMH SL KLteOT. aitala t -
HaydceHaVrtWay S lea! Belt alat vvfceel. IJfe U laeecere nire ever any eaaa.
rrkai pinn avOI e W on a W. carf. prmeed a. eUcaet arr'e, T" wt lt re
aVamelt) (KaTCUjPS STAM.)
THE T. T. HAYDOCX CraraSlAGc CO.,
Cer. Plmirn aadTwlnh Kt.. Cl 1 VI iTI, '
Sred fer Ceaa'aaT
Whoieeaie Pnce Ltru
AQE1TS WASTI1 WSCIt Wt Vt llltt
QQOVXCTCR
Om sj a m A H b RE SPREADERS
&. FARM WAGONS atbatntyaar
l b. rbeapel (ireaar 01:1 aea in.
. nr.., . '. i 'i u.i -n 1
. . ".T a 11m m.iinftrturri
(f Tlrter t lover
Halior. laaperlal
Monarch Keenlec Mllle. t'ora Uellere.
Feeii C'aitlere. clr. AU are warranted, rnoee
mailed free. .SKW Ali a? ACFU C 0. Col.aaeaa.O.
Breach aleaaa, BACEKSTOVa .. aau.
( lRVCtTBCSV St MSriTASlt.
I -el a T Y JeV "
he
to
AlTIO.t
A LI persons arc liereby
X3L aaiust fishing or liciitiuic, eathcricaT
NOTICE.
cautioned
rSprlng- and Summer Good.
' 1 would inform the public that I v
, now in my new miilinery store at my -I
of rsi'lence on Water street, Mifflit -j
si-ci nd door frorn corner of Bridge
a lull s'ock, of Spring . Summer mi" : '
goods, al new, and of the latest s ;. .r
i and having employed first claas mi!
j X am preps -ed to supply the public "
jeverytuiug found in SrstcUuss u. . .
'store, came and examina my st- i .
Iccnitider it no trouble to show good.
I MRS. DE:.--.
I March 2i-S7.1..
berries, or crossing field.-., or in any otbei ! The Sentinel and Rtpiliean offlc
way trespassing on tbe lands ol tLe under j place to get job work done. Try it. !
signed J. b . Ktaarr. ! pay you if you ncd anything iu tl . .
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