SENTINEL iV REPUBLICAN
MlrFLlNTOWX.
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Republican State Ticket.
5 TAT K TKK VSTKKR,
( anl William II. Hart,
ill .i'4 ti : n '.maty.
SIFKKM K Jl IXiK,
Hon. Henry . llllaiua.
..f Ti"F County.
Republican County Ticket.
C..CNTV tkkas: kkr,
I. U. Miell-ntirsr,
nl M .nroe Township.
( i iMMI!' 'NEKS,
J. II. Cunnlnithiini,
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rrundt llonr,
.-I K'-rtn.inah.
MioTIK N"TA!iY.
Tluoilurr II. lfnilner,
I Spruee lliih
Ai'PlTOKS,
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ot le!"r,
T. I, l.ruliaiu,
i.f r1 jrn.-u Hill.
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it;i.. i:t. Sht- .l.-.-linril.
l'r'siltrit was not in
la rje as it ever wns. We fl as many
ci!rett?s as we ever di J, perhaps
more, for the business increases from
year to yrar. Is ciirirette uruoking
really injurious ? Well, now you will
hardly expect me to answer that
question, for I am in the business,
but I Jon't min.l saving that I always
select cifj:irs for my own smoking.
'Wvto a iMUi V." is he heading
of an e litoriiil advertisement in the
New York Worl.L It is wante.1 for
tho Democratic party, which has been
for some vears without such a nee
c.ssury article, although it has the
Presidency, a majority in the lower
Hon of Congress and ft vast army
of office-holders scattered over the
land. For about half a century be
fore the Civil War the party had a
fine working policy which was based
on the slave holding aristocracy of
the South. It lost the article among
the spoils of war, and since then it
has been on the hunt for office. Now
it is in need of a definite plan of col
lecting and expending the revenues
of the country, and the leaders can
not aree upon one which they can
present to the people without dan
trer of losing the more practicable
ri-iv..l.Tf of Veet'iiir iOBsession of
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the offices. The party platforms in
various states are widely divergent
r,iet nt the, leaders are in f.ivor of
destroving protection and makin
foreign trade, free. Tnt the working
pt-ople w ill be nli.nated from the
party bv this process, and then who
would care for the ol.ice holders
The a.lvt rtisement for a policy does
not state very clearly the exact kind
that i wanted ; but it says that ur.
t.K the ivu-tv can furnish one "on
what ground can they appeal to the
people for a new lease of power '"
Philadelphia Uullttin.
were killed by falling trees. All tad
trees were leveled, une tanner
hftr acres of fine timber all iiown
down. A. brick school house at Miclue
was destroved. The track, oi ice
tornado was south bv east from here
alon the line of the Toledo and Ohio
Central road, and is from one to two
hundred vards wido.
Xo fences or tall trees aro etan.ung.
Corn is scattered and houses and
Knraii are unroofed for miles. At
Waterville and other villages to the
southward much damage was done.
and the total damage will amount to
tnnv thnnsauds of dollars. No loss
of lifo ih reported. The slate roofs
of a number of the buildings were
badly damage.! and the towering
chimneys of the main building of the
Insane Aevlum were blown down,
diin in the roof. The total loss
to the asylum is 8,000.
Dr. Embury, the assistant Buperin
tendent of the asylum. was driving
into the grounds at the time, his wife
and little daughter bemfir with him.
The buggy was overturned and all
three were thrown out. The doctor
held on to the horse, which, with the
vehicle, was lifted and earned,
several rods. Ilis wife and child were
carried over a hundred feet and drop
ed into a ditch in two feet of water,
from which they were rescued un
hurt.
A Wabash train met the centre of
the tornado, and the smokestack of
the locomotive was carried off.
the rprwiitAtivJ of foreign government. 1
On Saturday, September the 17th, special
commemorative services will be held in
Independence Square, presided over by
President Cleveland. The oration will be
delivered by Mr. Justice Miller of the
Supreme Court, and the singing of national
bmns by the children of the Public bchoois
will be a prominent feature, while the maaic
will be furniHhed by the Mariue Band of
Washington.
In order to accommodate all those who
mar desire to attend, the Pennsylvania
EailroaJ will ell excursion ticket to
Philadelphia, September I3lh to 17th, in
clusive, good to return until epieniuer
'JOlh, inclusive, from all stations on its main
line aud branches, at a single fare for the
round trip.
.ir. i
Vi'.k
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the
frora I'hie-
I'nion of
ji.r to organize
mtirc niilk busi
:;i.t
pels
'I' -r l'n -i.! i.t and Southern Fr
tr.i.l.-r-. mi 1 il. iv Se x York .ill;." aru
tryn.g t aa-iaige a taritT rcvisioii
ro;; air.me for 1 ( In-x-i :it :c Con
Tessiiifu to w. ik I iv i;e.t winter.
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vii 'ii- i 1 ' -cut i -i
f ril'UMais nn-1
aid c.-r.-t
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and -i
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dT-r v as hung at
i.l -is uhio. .Men
1 :u .1 iv !i-ht. So
cret punii-hmelit.
ti are till aritnon
f free u'o- erntnent.
k IA
: i s 1 a t u r e
An Old Swindle.
An old swindle lias been worked
on M. tlih-on, a farmer living near
M'-rcer. He wished to sell his farm.
A man made his appearance, agreed
to buy and paid Sin'.1 as forfeit He
went away. Ia a few days a second
man came along, bid a bigger price.
No. 1 came again, (tibsoii paid hiiu
I $ 1. 100 to release th bargain, and now
he is looking for the purchaser who
was to pav t tie biggest price.
10th li. Cavalry Reunion.
I
The 4th annual reunion o." the 16
l'n. Cavalry willmretat S.inhuiy, IV,
on We b.es lay, September 2S. They
expect to have the I.e-t reunion thty
have ever had. Many of the offiews
and men alrta ly have siguitie I their
intention to bo present. Orders for
excursion tickets over road within
the state may be had on application
to T. 1. Carman, MilHin. I'm tlen
eral Gregg, lietieral J. K. lt 'bison.
Major Kobisi u. Captains IJush, lies
LEGAL.
ETTEKS OF ADMINISTRATION.
kinri-o or..iiv riven that Letters of
Adniinintratiun on the estate of William
Dunn, late of Fayette township, Juniata
couuty, Fa., deceased have been granted
to me unaersigneu n-n......
kViin All nt'rMitns know in themselves in
..tMl to the estate ot said deceased will
please make immediate payment, and those
havinz claims will present them for aettle-
ment LBia ui.uoi,
Adtuinifctrator.
i-.l its hat last w i u t e r wler. Caughey, Hillings, Swank, Lieu
1 ft m henceforth there shall ! tt mints Dunn, McDowell. Ball, Back
b.. no i.'.n,. M !! lay. and forthwith
p'issr. 1 u i., .v i.UiV:lt XT ,n,J ly a l,.a;
1 "hday. Sum., ui.li. H. ver Las arisen
' d-dare tint now it is I'.lue Tues
d.iv. The question is submitted to
York Legislature.
I i a g..od niaii
a tin ei 1 nek
th. re is. and it will h,
ia i'". io'ibt:. s be news'
t ' -t there is
pnrty in this state, but
iold a State con-
v. T.tn.n ii' Wil.i inisport to day. Men
Lav.- It.ri known to think themselves
ad when they were still alive, but
the ( Iri nnbiic!; party of I'ennsylvania
is n conspi,.,,, ,.w .amplo of a partv
If alive when it is dead-
that thinks it-
u.r. n r,,i:Km of l'hiladelphia
tii. to the fr i.t as tho recipient
f KreAt concessions on the part of
ihe Chinese ( i .vernment. The im
perml f'h'.n. se (ioviriiment grants to
Mr I'. u k-r tlie privelege of estab.
1 !: i!,' banking, railway and tele
1 '. ii - er.ti rprises. There are mil-
ns and others wu' be present. "
Wednes lay morning at about 0 o'
clock a fatal accident occured at
Mitchell's cross.ng, west of lienfer.
Ihe facts are about as follows. Mrs.
Henry Kratzer, of Adams township,
was on her way to pay a visit to her
son. Simon Kratzer, who resides on
Absalom Snvders farm. A short
i distance west of 1'axtonvillo or Denfer. !
and reached the above crossing with
local freight going east, in sight, bell
ringiug and whistle blowing, but she
attempted to cross the track, when
thu engine struck the front wheel,
throwing the buggy, horse and oc
cupant a great distance from the track,
breaking Mrs. K's lower jaw, right
leg and arm. besides internal injuries
from which ho died within an hour
after the accident. The horse was
killed and the buggy completely
wrecked. Mrs. Kratzer was aged
about CO years. Lewibtown Guzette.
1
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Tltts'.' .If;.
Ml etv:l
i "g. -the
oi extra
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i f. ) pro
ltd if -reat prospective
" 'titer h ippiness. Barker
full, running over
Wuires In 100.
From McMa'ter's history of tho People of
the United States. "
. . reported to
. i while at
' ' e calling of
slat ore, bv sav
hae not asked for
se-t.in The Governor is
i l is M iten.el.t. and there
1 ability that the people will
. relau .
f the I.c
pcpl.
The condition of the wages class
of that dav may be well examined :
it is full of instruction for social agi
tators. Iu the great cities unskilled
workmen were hired by the day,
bortght their own food, and found
their own lodgings. But in the conn-
try on the farms, or wherever a hand
whs employed at some public work
they were fed and lodged by the em-
' plover ami given a few dollars a
j mouth. On the Pennsylvania canals
. tho diggers ate the coarsest diet,
j were housed in the rudest sheds, and
paid s5 a month from May to No
vember, and $.". a month from No
v. 'tuber to May. Hod carriers, mor
tar mixers, diggers, and choppers.
If the countrv newspaper proprie
tors were to publish the names of the
subscribers who take, read and enjiy,
and are gratified by, and yet refuse
to pay for their home papers, the
reputation of most communities for
moral honesty would depre-iate 20
per cent An editor's labors are
seldom estimated. A lawyer will give
j.in five minutes' advice on a topic
and charge yon 5 for it. An editor
will give yon advice on a hundred
topi, s and charge you live cents a
copy for his paper. And very often
five cents given to an editor would
save f . given to a lawyer. In fact
no other business men are so un
iversally robbed and swindled out of
their labor ami capital as the country
new.-paitr publisher. New York
Sun.
Cklisi e. Pa.. Sept 7. Take Ha
Shi 1'esshi Tarro, or George Tarro,
the Japanese who killed James S.
Scott at Mt. Hollv Springs on the
0th of August, has surrendered. Fear
ing lynching, he had fled to the
mountain, ami thence walked to Bal
timore. There he engaged himself
to las. Faikner, a truck raiser on the
eastern shore. Hegrtw so disturbed,
however, that he waikoxl to Wilming
ton, Del., where he has relatives, aud
after consulting with them, gave him
self up to an ptfici-r. who brought
hiru to Carlisle on the 0.45 1. M. train.
He wili be tried at the November
court.
Y'cung man. when you jeer at a
lady passing along the street or haunt
and startle, her with your glances,
does it ever occur to you that some
other sconn lred might insult your
sister, your wife, or in coming years,
your daughter, in the pame infamous
manner ? How would you like that T
would you think it smart ? Would
you regard it as manly or an evidence
of blood If so you ought be to knock
ed from one end of the continent to
the other and horsewhipped back
again.
The American Agriculturist saya
the best -.v?.y to get rid of the Buf
falo moth is to steam them out. Take
two or three thicknesses of wet cloth
lay over the infested siHits and iron
with very hot flat-irons until dry.
The hot penetrating steam is very
fatal, not only to the insect it is es
pecially intended for but, also to all
other vermin that rnaybe lurking
under the carpet.
Standard Machinery.
Win. Bell sells a full line of Stand
ard machinery nnd farm implements.
among winch are American Road
Machine Co s., Ileversible Iload Ma
chines. Newark Machine Co's.. Col
umbus. O , Victor Double Huller,
Grain Drills, horse rakes fcc. Hanck
A; Comsto.-ks. Sawmills, Cider mills,
Corn Planters, Feed Cutters Ac
Ellis' Champion, Threshe r and Sep
arators for one and two horse tread
power, sweep power, or steam pow
er, Svrncnso Chilled Plow. Ridiny
JKOTHONOTARY'S NOTICE.
Assigned Estate ol GEORUB W. WILLI
VfcK ol rayeue lownsuip.
Isotice is hereby given that the First and
Final account of Joseph Page, Assiguee by
deed ot voluntary assignment ot Ueorge W.
Willivrr and wite of Fajette township, h.s
been tiled in the Protocolary's Kttice of
Juniata county, and the same will be pra
rented lor confirmation, and allowance to
the Court of Common Pleas ol ssid county,
on Tuesaaa the Twentieth day of Septem
ber 1S7, when and where all persons inter
ested mav attend if tbey think proper.
TllE.'I'OBS II. Memimoeb,
Prothonotary.
Prothonotiry's Office, Miffiintown, Pa.,
August S2, iss7.
Plows and Sid Hill Plows. Root's ' s
Monut Joy. two horse, wheeled and
single horse cultivators. Ijiwrence
VMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITL'
tion proposed to tbo citizens ol this
Commonwealth tor their approval or re-j.-ction
by the General Asssmbly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Publish
ed by order of the Secretary ol the Com
monwealth, in pursuance ot article XYIII
ol the Constitution.
Joint resolution promising an amend
ment to the constitution of the common
wealth :
Sectiosi 1. Bt it rtiolrtJ fty the Semite
and Hume of Jtefiresentattret of the Cum
moHtrealtk vf tenniylrania i General .It
sembty met. That the following is proposed
as au amendment of the constitution oi the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania in accord
ance with the provisions of the eighteenth
article thereof :
AMENDMENT.
Strike out Irom section 1 of article eight,
the four i ualiticatious tor voters vhich
reads as toMows :
If tweuty-two years of age or upw ards,
lie shall hive pi.l within two years, a state
or county tax, which shall have beeu as
sessed at leat tww mouths, aud paid at
least one month before tbe eloclion," so
that tho section which reads as follows :
Every male citizm. twenty-one years
of age, possessing the following iialitica
tious, shall b entitled to vote at ail elec
tions :
Fir-t. He shall have been a citii'.n of the
1'i.itid Slates at !eat one mnth.
Second. He shall hav resided lu the
state ece year (or il, havlrg previous
ly been a qualiti d elector or native born
citizen of the Mate, he shall hive removed
therefrom and returned, th.-n six months)
itmu.sji.i tcly i receding the election.
Third. He shall have resided in the elec
tion district where he shall otier to vote at
least two mouths immediately preceding the
election.
K'.urtn. It' twenty-two rears of age or up
wards, he shall have paid, w ithin twoyears,
a stale or count s tax, which shall have
been assessed at least two iunths, ami paid
at least one month befere Ihe elec'ion,-'
shall be amended, so as to read as follows :
Every male citizen tweuty-one years of
aze, possessing the follow ing cpualiticaii. ins,
shall be entitled to vote at the polling place
of the election district of which he shall at
the time be a resident and not elsewhere .-
First He t-hall t.avo been a citizen of the
Cnited States at least thirty days.
b'Conl. lie shall have resided in the
state one year (or if, baring previously
been a qualified elector or native born citi
zen of the state, ho shall have removed
therefrom and returned, then six months)
immediately preceeding the election.
Third He shall have resided in the elec
tion district where be shall otter to vote at
least thirty days itumediately preceding the
election. The legislature, at the session
thereof next alter the adoption of this sec
tion, shall, and from time to time thereaf
ter may. enact laws to properly enforce this
provision.
Fourth. Every male citizen of the age of
twenty-one years, who shall have been a
citizen tor thu ty days and an inhabitant of
this state one year next preceding an elec
tion, except at municipal elections, and for
the last thirtv days a resident of the elec
tion district in which be may otier bis vote,
shall be entitled to vote at such election in
the election district of which he shall at the
time te a resident aud not elsewhere lor
all officers that now are or hereafter may
le elected by the p-ople : Provided, That
io time of war no elector in the actual mil
itary service of the State or of the Cnited
tates, in the arrav or navv thereof, shall
be deprived of his vote by reason of his ab
sence from such election district, aad the
can
r in ctia se-si,n f ir the imr
I "-e of considering the defeated rev
to;., bi'.l Tim Governor Pattison
t- esi. ui gave them enough of
' 4 "' ,is That extra session
' . . 'lumber i f its mem
1 1 " .! will defeat others
in ti... it.. I;.,, people are sus.
pi. 'ions of an etrn session. Should
iovernor Beaver it
who from 17'.:t to 1SW, lalored on
the public buildings ami cut the
streets and avenues of Washington
city, received $70 a year, or if they
wished. $t;0 for all the work the'v
i could perform from March 1st to
December l!0. The hours of work
were invariably from sunrise to sun
set. Wages tit Albany and New
Y'ork were three shillings, or as mon
ey then went, forty cents a day ; at
A Co s Champion Spring Tooth Har e,Ma,ure P""" to pn.vMe the
ra 1 ,, i i , h n V Vi in which and the time aud place at
rows. hepturskept for all of the which such absent electors mav vote. a...l
above goods, also, repairs for Johns
ton Harvester Co., and Eureka Mow
er Co s machinery.
Mifilintown, Juniata county, Pa.
May 2, 87, 5 mo.
C'onwiltutlonal Centennial
Celebration at I'falla-delplila.
convene tho Le'- -'lner to in a month ; else-
11 ! XV I mri I rr.(i,.l.. ...: .. 1 .
tli-.f tl,aa -"u-v --ui workmen wen
itlirt ttll'l-i, iu wi..;.vn il..,. at. I
it ..,-mi J,t not pass the rev- jn winter. At B.-ltimor
; .....u ncit
' Ml
"I -
. tot.. !
a '.e:i,i::l..,,t upon it till it will
h-t ill appearance of itself.
have
ft.
t pi'.i amendment after glad to be hired at IS pence a d-.v
-ono, oy tne month, asked more
than (. At i rederickburg the
price of labor was from f 5 to 87.
In Virginia, white men. employed by
the year were given IC pounds cur-
I en I ' V SlxvAi. U-Viar, I . 1
mien. were
the Philadelphia Bulletin
er . .--"Tho cigarette scare rencv. lavee
h. d a-vav, " said a Chestnut ' clothed and their ma.stei s paid 1 a
. . : . . ... .
ir fell, r this moruitig
newspapers were ai tack-
month.
a tioiiuu irini monev
i was in i e.leral money, The
s-treet ci
'When t!
ing rig irettes and cigarette smokers j was, therefore f?C5 a year, with food
and manufacturers-, we noticed a lare ' and DerhaDS lodin. Out r. '.t
C i . - -" - . . LU13
The centennial annirersarv of the adop
on of the Constitution of the United Statesti
will be celebrate ! in Philadelphia, on Sep
tember loth, 16th, 17th. The commission
having the matter in charge baa devoted
much care and attention tothedetailof the
various forms of entertainment provided
for the occasion, and the celebration as a
whole bids fair to surpass anything of the
kind seen in this country, while many in
dividual features w ill possess not only a
national but an historic interest.
Thursday, Septemper 15th, is assigned
for a grand Industrial Display. It will il
lustrate the cistoms, characteristics, com
merce, arts, implements ol industry, fcc.
of 17f 7 compared with those in use at the
present time. This display moving in long
procession, mounted upon Immense floats,
proumea 10 ne oi unusual interest and
beauty, and will afford ocular demonstration
of the charges and progress in the first
century of our constitutional existence. In
the evening Governor Beaver, of Ponn-
clectors mav vote, aud
lor the return and canvas of their votes iu
the election district in which they respect
ively reside.
Filth. For the purpose of voting, no per
son shall be deemed to have rained or lost
a residence by reason ot bis presence or
aosence wnue employed in the service of
the United Sutes or the State, nor while
eng.ieed in the navigation of the waters ol
me state or ot the high seas, nor while
siuaent oi any college or seminary of learn
ing, nor while kept at any almshouse or
piion insruution, except the inmates of
any borne for disabled and indigent soldiers
and sailors, who, tor the purpose of voting.
snail be deemed to reside in the election
nistrici w nere said borne is located. Laws
shall be made for ascertaining, by proper
proofs, the citizens who shall be entitled to
ine ngnt ot sutlrage hereby established.
A true copy or the joint resolution.
CHAKLES W. STONE,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
lulling ott in our retail sales of these' ti,nn!1 snm tLo workman must, with
goods. The decline was fully fifty j his wife s hel main-n 1"S family.
per cnt.. .and I have noticed that i
many of rty customers who changed
to cigars about that time have never
.' rilled l ack A good many have.
howei' r, :aid re
.ranks oi Use lover
average rate of wages the lan.l over i am' WI" DoW public reception at
Acaueiuy oi jtnsic.
On Friday, September 16th, there will
be a grand military pirade and review in
which the militia ef the various States will
take part, assisted by detachments of United
Zt,tm ....... 1 i . -
. ' Ku.ra sail limn n a. mwA -i
eih. Sent. 7 ThA f.,-,a.i r uors
which visited this section jZYZZS?'
.vrait. have joined the miIe B bTowngK down ! Z"-" ,h' Io h
vers of dVr,ttp I tr, n d..n i e,eB,n rption will be held in hM,
c w. u i uu wrencuiD.' i f 11,. t.;.. . i
' " oi ma cnited states and
Toll
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PRIVATE SALE.
Vl
i uc ncaersigned otters at Private Sale
tne following described
T lLl tBLE REAL ESTATE.
A larm ot EIGHTY-FIVE Acres, in Wal
ker township, adjoining lands or Daniel
Kloss, Sarruel Funk, Jerome N. Tbomn
son, John Jioiz-r and heir of L. E. -It-kinson,
deceased, havinir th...n .v .
. """t'i
Mont DiTeiiingr House,
large Baru, and other out buildings.
- iuo oeai quality, in eood
order, and well ,.t .1 ;. roou
-nrin , . mere oeing a fine
h " Itemises, i nere is also
11 lift Vflllliv Is .-1 .
' i un iirrw ? v
which hs. just come into"
" Hd,"i"te: l0 mi,e "--t of Mexico
postoffic "W'7 CbUrCh'
NELSON A. LtJKENS.
Caution Notice.
All'tjcrsons am V. ..-..V ..'
h. - . v. 1.1 j cautioned ai n,i
nntmv nr ,;. . a0aiust
uoUIUp uu me propertv of
undersigned In f.jette township,
- - eoiorcea
s
COMBINATIOIN.
SEKTIN EL& REPUBLICAN
aSD
THE WEEKLY PRESS.
One dollar and fiftj cnt in
ii
advance will secure you me
Sentlhel & Republican and The
Wmnv PltKs for tll Dtridd of
one jear.
The Sextixel & Rbpcblicax
gives nearly twice as much
ronlino- ag anv one of the
' o
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within the period of a year its
variety of reading matter com
prehends within its scope al
most ererv topic. Consider
that in addition to this, the best
local and literary paper pub
lished in Juniata county, you
can have the Philadelphia
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you have an offer that com.
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Subscribers who are in ar-
avail themselves of this
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and fifty cents in advance,
thereby Fecuring the two pa
pers.
When you have subscribed for
the Sentinel and Republican
you are certain in your secure
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gives you a larger quantity and
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
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for yourself and family a news
paper prize of inestimable val
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11 1 at 1 aw
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& REPUBLICAN and a state
paper like the WEEKLY
PRESS. There are more than
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ing ine passage 01 a vear
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so familiar with, we do not ap
preciate as they merit.
Do you appreciate a first
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to mention it to your neighbor
if your neighbor has not al
ready found it out, and if he
has it will not do harm to
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UNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFLI.tTOWJI, PA.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT KOiAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSEPH ROTHROCK. rrtudent.
T. VAN JKYV 1, -anir.
Hi!
W. C. Pomeroy,
Noah Hcrtsler,
Amos ii. Bonsiill,
Uobc-rt K. Parker,
ECToBS.
Joseph Kothrock,
Philip M. Kepner,
Louis K. Atkinson,
STOCKHOLI KBS :
PhiliD M. Kepner, Annie M
Joseph Rolhrock,
George Jacobs,
L. K. Atkiuson,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos G. Bonsali,
Noah Ucrtzler,
Chariot to Snyder,
Shelley,
June II. Irwin,
Mary Kurtz,
K. K. Parker,
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
F. B. Frow.
John Hertzler.
Three and Four per rent, interest will be
paid o certificates ot dujnisite.
Ijn 23, 1H87 tf
J WISH TO STATB
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I ran stop tootoiCBI in less than
five minutes: no pain, no extracting.
That I can extract teeth without pain
by the use of a fluid applied to the teeth
and turn : no dancer.
That Diseased Gums (known
as Scurvv) treat .XVTewed successfully
snd a cure wnrKVKCPranted in very
case.
Teeth Fillkd aad warranted for life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or
remoddled. trotn $9.00 to $12 per set.
Keautif ul Gum Knaiuelad Teet inserted at
prices to suit all.
All work warranted to giv perfect satis
faction. Peor.le who have artificial teeth
with which thsy cannot eat, are especially
invited to call. Will visit prolcssionany
at their homes if notilied by letter.
Will visit recularlr st RichHrld ths 2nd
weeks of Mar and October.
Tkhs Cash.
G. Ii. DE11U,
I'ractical HeulM,
iTaLisun in anrri.isTnw, Pa., ik 18G0
Oct. 14
A COLOSSAL COLLECTION
O F
Bright, New Spring
AlfO
SUMMER STYLES !
T.,.Ct-au1p.oCl.U.er o. J-la.a C.--.1 l-r Jt
turned Iron, tbe Eaitera clliet. vr.ia. w
SPRING & SUMMER STOCK,
Will make friends, oshine riyale, win victories, and U ileelf ou its
i ninr nni'V'S
merits. MEM'SCUisa"""
FASHIONABLE CLOTIIL
i : UtIa ( Tif.liTr niifl
and Genf. furninbing good,. Ft Class, comui.. -
Eleganc-, with prices tkatwUlastomsh you. ..o i- -i
I prove tbis.
Bat I ask your patrone only wben I give complete 'i.faction. My
stook of 11 ATS, CAPS, BOOTS SHOES UVKR-ALLS, WATCIIW and
JKWKLUY.Cwlico, Percale and White Shirts. Xeck wear. Collars and
Cuff8,Trunks and StohelB, i. full and eompl-te. Call and see.
Sam'l
STRAYER
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER AND FUIiNISHER
IN PATTERSON.
Jobs 16, 1886.
j WARKEN PLKTTE,
A T T O R N R T-AT-L A W,
M1FFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA-,
CS-Collecting and conveyancing promptly
attended to. Oflice in second story of bel
ford building. Kn tiance on Main street.
4-2VJ-87.
THE HOTE FEED MILL'
for
Farmers and Planters.
Been tried and tested for over
and noTerioUnd wanting-. Grinds thor
oughly and rwpidiy Corn, 'Wbeat, Feed,
Plaster, Coal, Coflee, bait, Spices, etc.
Eaill operatol. Kqolr little powr. Doas not
get out oc order, lien ouut ana tnt ffnnJmr on art.
the
the
THE JOHN T. NOYE M'FG CO.,
BUFFALO N. Y.
Leois V.. ATEissoti. F. M M.Pkmsell.
ATHHSOl & PEXSKLL,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
M1FFLINTOWN, PA.
nyCollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Oric On Vain street, in place of resi
dence of Louis E. Atkinson, Ksq., south ol
Bridge street. Hct 20, lbfcG.
iD.M
CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Has resumed actively the practice ot ;
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral j
branches. Utnce at the old corner of Third
and Orange streets, Mifilintown, Pa.
March 2'J, 1076.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIM 1-TAKLI
On aad attar Sunday May 22od, 167
trains that step at MiSiin will raa asf illswi:
, EASTWARD.
j Altoosa AccomioDATioH leaves Altatnt
dsily st 5 2 a. m., Tyrone 6 .'.2 a. iu.,
! Huntingdon 6,33 a. m., Mount L'niwn at
i C.fj'J a. in., Nen ton Hai.iilton 7,04 a. m.,
! McVt-ytowii 7,'i0 a. in., Lewistown 7,'jS a.
! ru., Viitord H.ll a. in., Mitiliu S.17 a. ui.,
i Port Royal H,Ti a. m-, Mexico a. in.,
, Tusca-ora b,T2 a. in., Vandyke S.io a. at.,
' Thonipsontown f.4'i a. m., Uurward S.47 a
i m., Miilerstown H,'A a. ra., Newport i.05 a.
I m., arriving at Harnsburg at 10 10 a. m.,
. and at Philadelphia, 3 15 p. m.
Sit ' iiobk Exfkess leaves altona daily
at f..'io s. m., and stopping a all regular
stations brtweeo Altoona and Liarrisburg,
' reaches Mitliin at 9-66 a. ni., liarrisburg
11.40 p. M., and arrives in Philadelphia at
3 . 1 5 p. m .
Mail Traix leaves Pittsburg daily at
mm mum mm.
6.55 a. in., Altoona at 2,00 p. m., and stop
ping at all regular stations arrives at Miflaa
at 6 3 p. m., liarrisburg 7.00 p. ni., Pkila-
adelphia 4 26 a. m.
Mail Kit re-s leaves Pittsburg at 1 00 p m.
I Altoona C 20 p in ; Tyrone 6 64 p m ; iiunt-
ingdon 7 7 p m ; Lewistown b 61 p m ; Vif
l tiiu 9 15 p m ; liarrisburg 10 45 p m ; Psila
! delphia 4 25 a m.
PLiiladelphia Express will step al Mi-iia
j at 11 oa when tlif ged.
Fast Limb leves I'hiadelphia daily at
11 jli a m ; ildrri-buri S 40 p m : iliSiu
a V p m ; Lewistown 6 2S p in ; Aitueaa
OI , 10 p ni ; arrives at Pittsburg at 11 6a p at.
COllform ' Passescee leaves Philadelphia
' daily at 4 i0 a. m.: Uarrisbure. 15 a. m.:
The Goods suitable for Pprill: ; Duncanuon, b 54 a. iu.; Newport, 2ii a.
111.; Miilerstown, 9 40a. m.; TuouipjO'.itewa,
and SUmillCT milSt be supplant- 9 52 a. ui.; Van Dyke, 10 iW a. m.; Tu-icar-.
, j ora, 10 04 a. ui.; Mexico, 10 07 a. ui.; Port
Git OV ; Royal, 10 13 a. re.; M illiinI0 20 a. ia.;
Mlltord. 10 20 a. m : Nirr.. In :i . to .
PiT.T, ANTl WTKfTP.T, Pt(1 (1 11 S ; -"-.. iJ -oveytown, h ii
A JaV U JaJJ Al J II AAt a AVI M U W W Wn m
Jontt.McLAtnBLtii. Josepe W..?"tiil
91 CL. A If. II I.I. a K mMJIEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROT.1L, JVSI.1TA CO., r.i.
try-Only reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, lt"J-ly
FAjLL OPENIiNG.
To the coming and going
'Seasons we must all
Manufacturers for the vrholesal trade of
the latest styles ot
Carriages,
Surreys,
Phaetons,
Buggies and
Spring Wagons
of she finest iua!itv. nl cmarKnteed to
give iet:Bfaerioii.
C ttfnXoffu arm jirirrt $ft,t upon app!ifatin
CEDAR ST.. 0KEIDA. N. T.
We are now filling our
j shelves with Fall and Winter
Goods of all kind. Our cus
tomers have appreciated our
effort to give them good; to
.JJT5Jiv:
How Ijot, How I.estorod !
Just published, a new edition of DR.
CUI.VKH WELL'S CEI.KBRATED ESSAY
on the radical cure ol f rr.B tok r ucea or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
bosses, 1MPOTEKCT, Meutal and Physical
Incapacity, Imsediments to M.irriaire.' etc.:
also, Ciism srTiox, Kpilepst and Fits, in
duced by self-indulgence, or sexusl extrav
agance, &.C.
The celebrated author, iu this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirtv
years' successful prscticw, that the alarm
ing consequences of self abuse may be rad
ically cured ; pointing out a mode of cure
at once simple, certain, and effectual, by
means ot which every sutlerer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheaply, privately and radically.
Sect under se il, iu a plain envelope, to
any address, putl-puid, on receipt of four
cents or two i-ostage stamps. Address
CUL KRWLLL .MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St.. New York, N. Y. ;
Oct. 8-00. Post-Oilice Box 450.
ESSENTIAL OILS
WINTKKGHKEN, PEPPERMINT
PENNY-ROYAL, SPEARMINT
of prime ouality bought in any quantity for
cash on delivery, Tree of brokerage com
mission, storage, 4., by '
HODCE& OI.COTT,
Importers and Exporters, 88 William St
New York. Ang. 17, 87, bm!
Private Sale.
jpeak
The undersigned will sell at private sale,
a farm o jar, acre., in Milford township
midway between Alilllin and Port Rova!
along the railroad. The land is nearlv all
cleared and tillable, watered by a spring
The laud is underlaid with iron ore near the"
surface. Sloping to the sun, it is a desira
ble situation tor fruit growing, especially
peaches. The improvements are a ffo,J
house, and bank barn, all kinds ol fruit and
a peach orchard ol bix hundred trees lut
cowing into During. I will sell it lor
en hundred dollar.. por Further pit'eu
lars call on, or address ""icu
Mai ales. Leokabd,
Oakland Mills,
March IB,. 1887, ,f. JunCy.P..
a. m.; .Nrstciti Hamilton, 11 2'j a. m - iiaa-
tingdon, 12 17 p. m.; Tyrouo, 1 04 p. m.;
Altoona, 1 40 p. m., and stop at all regular
stations between liarrisburg and Altoona.
Ornita Expkess leaves Philadelphia dai
ly at 5 4o p. to., liarrisburg, 10 25 p. iu.,
stopping at Rociville, Marjaville, Duucaa
uou, Newport, Miilerstown, Tbouipsontewa,
1 ort Royal, time at Mitiliu, 11 5tf m.l
toona, 2 2U a. m., aud Pittsburg, 10 a.m.
Mm. T, iih I ... ... li.;..,.i..i...
Suit their purposes, and We i 7.00 a. m., liarrisburg 11.20 a. m., New-
believe that we are better ore- ' prt' IM p ,u- Ml!U"1 l'A7 - m- Mf
IXllCTe lliai are UCllcr pit. : ping at ail regular stations between Mitfaia
pared than ever to merit their ! r.uft A't,u-.,"""" Anoon. .m.30 .,
1 ; riltsburg 9.20 p. ra.
confidence. We inrite xou to! Aoo,4 accco..o, i.4, PbU.
COIUe and see and be Satisfied. ade,l," daily at ll 50 a. m., Uarrisburg at
4. lop. m., Duncannoa 4.4 J p. m., New
Ill our dress goods department i,ort i- m., Miilerstown 5,2a u. M
1 . . - i Thoinpsontown 5,W p. ru., Vaujyks 4,44
we have almost everything. ; p. m., TU.Carora 6.4s p. m.xic, 5 so ,
Don't be backward, call for ! SI"' ?! .--' .o f"
j m., lewistown 0, o. iu.. McV artowa
what VOU want. 4 p. m Nrwtou Ha.ui.ion 7, IV p.
; liuutiugdou 4iJ p. in. Altowna 9 0U.
aVt' nnJ linifv pci,Ii,c EiPr-"1-"ve 'iiieiphia 1125
KSitVli (CiCl JLtOM.Iprn; Uarrisburg 3 10 a m ; Duncannon 8
i, . , r-. 39t"i Newpi.rt 4 01 am; Hifflin 4 4J a
OUr liOOt and OliOe De- I mi Lewuttowu ol4 a m ; UcVsrtuwa 6 27
partuient i. full in its assort- Z U".
ment, and you certainly cinbe: Tl7 Fn? L
suited in lit, quality and price. ; 12 40 p m-
Whatever improvements have ; ft'Zfi
b-en added by the manufactures 1 w7vbpg at 1 15 p- m-
, " a-v 1 assenger west and Mail east will
we have them all. We can ' irp ai Luckuow n roormn-s spr,Bg
i when bagged. r 6
supply you with foot wear fori lkwistown division.
any in or out door service. Our ro JaTbVoTtu.ToV a'n J "'j"" ,0
grocery Department never lags. s""burr is a m, 300 ?n! p m ; lor
We have on hand a full line of
Fresh, Plain and Fancy ' m' 4 lu p w-
y I TYRONE DIVISIOV
h -nln -i 7.- auu (learne d at
Q.UEE NS WARE 1 -", - ' '
in the county. Everr lious e ! mmV!1'"7::' siior,t.
-.'-ujiiiu. ami ti 37 n m
vilKd'V, TroDe fr0M Curwens.
m. 0 riVi?" 6 68 m' "d 1 1
riM8 ,rrive'at Tyrone from Scotia War-
H B. T. R. R. t BEDFORD DIVISION.
HTndman1" Hv&'lo for Bedford,
fordraH:iV at UuntiDK,lon ' Bed
p"m., 6 20 p.anmrn1 Cuwhe"d "
11ULL1DAYSBURG BRANCH.
7 Jo'am Mt0? tUT poin,'' S"u,h'
oot m.?980i,nj,.U- 2Wp"-iC0--South
".Vfi'fr Altoona from point.
O0 n m 7 o, U 35 a in. 5 55 p m. 7
P m. 4 2u p. ui. and 10 35 p m.
GKOCEItSES.
must have its full supply of
Queens and Glassware, this is
the store to call on for such ar
ticles. All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention.
Remember the place,
Main Street, OrposiTE Court Hovse,
Mifilintowii, la.,
Frederick ESPENSCHADE.
Pf DANE'S
Oi .Syrup
kjlpilpj CURES
yGbuGHs
Subscribe for the Sentinel and ttejbli,
McKillips & Cos. Planing Mill,
fort Itoyal Pcnua.
"AUVrACTlBBES o
Ornamental Porticos,
nM,riC,kel and Scro11 W.rfc.
D00US, SASH, BL1XDS, SIDING.
moi'ldiscs, rioi;i-.;s.
lri,n?ld',a,lerS in BtiE's, lath, and Irarae.
lumber or every description.
Country lumber worked to order. Or
aers by mail promptly attended to. AU
orders should ba sent to.
MoKJLLIPS Sl CO.,
Fort Royal, Ptu
10-21-85.' W
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1TED5ESDAY, SI 1'
TEKSi
gnbscription, Jl.Oo
a advance; $1.& d
Tranient advertiser
..nts per inch for each
Trnsient bu'lln'"i, CJ
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tm advertise by tt.e v
jaax-
;ounty ( oiuiul
The Reptiblicsn Con
tsreb' sarnestlT re iue
tliotown at 1 oVI...-k p.
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