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SENTINEL & KEPt'BLICAI.
MIFFLlNTOWf.
F. S C II W KIER,
(SITSS A.1 rBnrilKTOB.
Republican State Ticket.
STATE TKEASTRER,
rapt Wllllniu II. flart,
of luupuin I'onnty.
SCPRKwK JlD'iE,
lion. Ilenry . llllaiua,
ol Tioga County.
Republican County Ticket.
Ci'l NTY TKKASrKF.R,
I. :ti. shellmtrr,
ot .M inme Township.
0MMISSI"NKKS,
J. II. C unningham.
el Patterson,
I rantli llower,
.I Ecruanajh.
l'KDTHOXoTARY,
Tlientlore II. ."lemlnsrer,
of SjTUCU lllil.
AITMTOKS,
n. V. Ilenkc-H,
ot Delaware,
IT. I. .raliani,
of Spruce Hill.
DISTRICT ATTOKNET,
F. .M. !. IVnurll,
of Patterson.
Tiif ret.iil prootTx h:tve iktertuineJ
to n. Ivai.ee the price of su'iir one half
i cent u ponn.l.
M " -
Trn.i.K mi.- one Imiulrt'.I anil fifty
crii-iitui! cusps bo.-.k-.l f T tri tl fur the
fall term of tln I!- rks county court-
Tm ovt r l.a'i'in lie'! oiirtaitiH that
svi-ie f il.i"ii'ii'!e ia tliw l.nys of tbe
r'in.l fathers aro coming into fash
ion cow.
Tsr freei-h-tit mil .Mr. I'lovelan l
will ht.-ut on their Western anil
JS-iutL'!-!! trip on Si iteml er "J'J or 3 )
on! rttiun t Washington about
the 'i 'th of IMoU-r.
IYiu meeting oonveneil
I. -iru I to rniiileiun l ertaiii nets
rii!ne:it. h ivo hei-n hr "Lrn
ia Ire
of -,"v-tip
liy
tl: Hihec.
v.uiM ti.roll.
Ian. I.
fitiilreat ei:-nu nt jre
'bout Ihir-'un.I atiil Ire-
Sinriii. N. Y . S. pt. It FYo
lov. I i'' intt t vii'v witii a view to
hariuntiv hetnetTi tfi Miller atul
J lis" n-k f eti u resulte'i in au ur
lv which e M-ivor Low.
of I'.IO. IAU :H
t'ii.iinu all -if 111
' nr. nt- - I;. ; -j t
!:i:ilc tciupor iry
I; i.uLoio in Ntite
.! iv. :i;:l cv. Sen- I
if ,r M.I'.. r the nun'
.t pi esi.liuif
oil; r. C..J...Dfl Fn.l ! lu-tut was
? 'initiatt .1 1 v acrla.nAtioa for Secre
tin . f St .te.
A :;:- i:tT. i pr. ..:e.l Col. (intbti
t ' t:.i- I'uliTi-iiti II:n uppe:ir:iuee
w-t-. tt.r '! :.! f.ir tl.e wiMrst iini j
or.-t r:i" i. .n "f i:t hiis::ism. the :iir be- I
inr bi t
and th.
U viti4 tlin waving of bats I
re' 'Uii. hr, of eLet rs. lie
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in " li s; I .
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have c in!
tritefu!.
.iutv. I t!.
ii f -r tin- tumor which you
rve. I upon me I am truly
1 si ail t u buvor to do uiy
ink y. ii."
.. t u as tl.'-u completed ns
Th.. tic;,
f .Ii avs :
L UlliTOlK.
I'
Comptroller. Jesso
f Saratoga ; St iteTrt as-
ui i r. J .mil'-, l ar u:-:.ael.
tnvnoy Genera!. .lame A.
of Fa. ton ; Statu Kng:n'
f I'.rie ; At
D.-umson.
er. O. II
1'. rrv Cordell. i-f Tompkins.
l l.e pi it I rm arraigus tt.e i.eiui- ;
.rnt ic party for short comings, and'
. i . i . i i - i
"' "7"; ' ' "'t '""" '".lioiM s. 1 Lev sell two maps PT
torauon. d-clar-. tor protection.
and that tue t-.nU 1 iws, when ehang-
e l. t.l.aU lj changed by its friends ;
approves the ti mperance legislation
if list wint.-r; utbicks President'
Cle . land f- .1- his faithlessness to civ
il service reform and Governor Hill
for his t. toes -. declares for advanced
civil service reform, improvement in
th tax laws, cheap transportation,
I ur primaries and elections, and ex
presses sympathy with the Irish
1 nimi 1 title.
Mr. Howard Crosby then offered
h resolution favoring High Licence,
but this was almost uuar.imousb
t- .ted down.
Cm.-Mio. 111.. Sept. lb The Su
preme Court this morning at Ottawa
ile'ivn el an opinion in the case of the
Anarchists. utVirmitig the judgment
of tli c v.rt below, and ordered the
execat on to take p'.aci- on November
11. Let ween and 4 o'clock. The
opinion, which was delivered by Jus-tic-
Magriub-r, was very elaborate,
nnbraeing nearly HO.UO't words. The
decision wis announced us unanimous,
t'.ough Judg, Mulkey explained that,
while it was not his intention to offer
sepaate opinion, ho only desired
to say tha ho did not wisli t- be
understood as holding that the record
was free from error, for he did not
think it was. HiJ vtiis nevertheless
of the opmi in that none of the errors
complained of were of such serious
character as to r-.;uire a reversal of
the judgment. Hedded:
I;i short, after having fully ex
amined the record and given the
questions arising on it my verv best
thought, with ai earnest and con
scientious divire to faithfully dis
charge my whole duty, I am fully
satisfied that, the opinion reached
v,ndicu: en the lav. and does complete
justice betwesn the people of the
Stat- and the defendants, fullr war
ranted by the law and the evidonce-
The men thus condemned to die
Spies, Friedeti. Parsons, Fissher.
Engle, I.ir.gg. and Schwa') were
s ....ii noticed of the Supreme Cnui t's
conclusion, intelligence which was re
ceived with a studied effort at calm
ness Of course, the decision also
confirms the t.eutenee of imprison
ment forXecde.
Captain Black, as counsel for the
defendants, said :
I shall go before the Supreme conrt
at Ott.iwa and ask for reasonable
time to secure a certified transcript
of the record 'or presentation to the
Supreme Court at Washington.
Such proceedings are rare but I have
no doubt of the Court s decision on
that point.
Pidgo Gary, v.-ho presided at the
trial of the Anarchists, when informed
of the decision, said : "Well, all I
have got to say ia that the verdict id
a jnst one."
Joseph K. isachanan, the Socialist
editor who has charge of the Anarchist
Defence Fan J, sai 1 that should the
State's Supreme Court refuse to grant
n appeal to the United States Sup
reme Court, or not pass on tue mat
ter in time to bare its decision act as
a supersedeas before the date set for
the execution or tne pomeuce, RP
plication will le made to a Justice of
the United States Supreme Court for
a suberaedeas. If this process shall
fail au apix-al for clemency will be
uimlo to tiOTernorOsleepy.
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Democratic Return Judgea-
The Convention of Democratic Re
turn Juiles met in the Court House
on Monday afternoon ta count the
vote that bad been cast in the respec
tive townships last Saturday, and to
announce the result.
Frank Noblo was elected Presi
dent of the Convention with R. E.
Parker ami J. W. Ilibbs for Secrt's.
The following named citizens pre
sented their credonlials with the re
turns of their respective townships
and were admitted to seats in the
convention :
PiiTrRN .Trpr.n.
MifTHntown Frnk Nobl.
Krrniatiajrh Wi'liam McLaughlin.
l'ttoron John Coin-land.
Siirbnn . 1. Biriier.
Mimrot" U. K. Swartre.
(Ireenwixxt M. F. Bostwick.
I lwnre J. W. Ilibbs.
Kat'lte Bouj Stuck.
Tliomi Bonto o M. K. Bistrcss.
W!k.r II B. H..tetkr.
Milloril Jacob Aii?tiey.
B-a!o W. K. Ilarri.
M. Bftt.
I.:uk Khitif.
lliack l--ed W. lliilTraun.
Sjirncp Hi I C. M. Brackbill.
Turln tt Jolin Hench.
l'o.-t K.iya' J. 1". J ihr.snn.
The President announced the vote
to t e : IVr County Commissioner
John M. Winearilner received '.'17
votes. Absalom liiee received 017
votes.
For Prothonotary D. P-arton Deen
reeeivt-d 5f,o votes. D. Porter IJealo
received votes.
For County Treasurer. John N.
Howe received 412 vtes. (). M.
Kerlin received :'.".. votes. J.WStim
niel re-eivol Tiil votes.
For (.mnty Chairman J. E- Mc
Cahen received till votes. Henry
Swab received 2?"2 votes.
The chair announced the countj
ti k. t to be John N. Wmeardner
mi l Al'soliim Kice for County Com
niissioners. D. U irton Di rn. forProthonot iry.
Juliii X Howe, for County Trt-as'r.
J. E. ilcC.iher. for County Chair
man.
Ihe Judges on rv-oiiirioiis inn
tated the late Democratic State Cor
ti ntion and p issed a series of r-o
nitinii
tnat out etrad be that stra l
! d:in''
nv uliuii, und stra 1-J!c 1 ev
erytliiag.
A countv coi!iu,ittfre wa cL-i.-en.
(i V. Fiak. was elected tueml-er
of the state committee.
G. V. Campbell and I. D Jlusser
were nominated for County Auditors.
J. Xt. l'lett was nominated for the
otlio of District Attorney.
The- Convention was so tame that
a number declared that the tamen.-ss
in luates tint thw lavab has grown to
be ns lar ;e as the lion.
Maji dwindle.
According to exchanges the map
swmdie is the latest. The sl:ariers
get an endorsemi-ut from somo one
I in favor of having school houses furn
' isl.t-1 with them, and then operate
j mainly through school district di
rectors, matin ' them, believe that a
nt.vv j;l.v n,
l'liri-s tlii.tn T.nri,l.rte!
1. .,, , w, ..i.,.i
hou. s. Thev se?l two mars for live
a, (!1.irS- which pt.r.a,.B may l,e worth
t:r,, r ,. .iiri
should havo their kicking facilities in
good trim for the reception of these
sharks-
. .
Sf-ul- r weaker Slim.
One of the simplest of barometers
is a spider's web. When there is
prospect of rain or wind the spid
1 r j
shortens the filaments from which its
web is suspended and leaves things
in this state as long as the weather
is variable. If the insect elongates
its thread it is a -sign of fine calm
weather, the duration of which may
be judged of by the length to which
the threads are let out. If the spider
remains inactive it is a sign of fiue
calm weather, but if on the contrary
it keeps at work during a rain, the
latter will not last long and will be
followed by fine weather. Other
observations have taught that the
spider makes changes in the web
very twenty-four hours, and that if
such changes are made in the evening
just before sunset the night will be
clei.r und beautiful.
Miiiu Hares.
From the MeVeytnwn Journal of
the loth inst The topic of conver
sation in our town is a marriage, that
has just come to light, which took
place on the Sth inst . at Acadetuia.
Juniata county. Pa. Keplogle Iuies.
I'.v the Key. J. S. Woo.lburu. at the
bl id-- s residence, Joseph W. Keplo
gle, t f Mattawana, Pa , to Miss Mary
J. lines. Mr. Keploglw is a school
teacher by profession, and has j ass
e.l twenty seven summers. He is a
man of givo.l standing and has a large
circle of relations, in this section and
Morrison Cove. Bedford Co. The
nriuo is the Peiutitul iiawgnter ot a
prominent and wealthy colored far
mer. IVivid Imes, of Juniata conntv.
He belonged to a family whose moth
er was a mulatto and a slsve until
she was 21 years of age. P".rtof her
family were born before this age,
hence in slavery, and were redeemed
by the husband who pa" . I $:W( for
his own freedom a:.d the same for
each of bis slave children, having
eame 1 ' nis money by bis industry
and ingenuity in handiwork.
The rest .f the family, of whom
David was one. wt re born in freedom,
the mother thn lieing of r.ge.
David began life as a teamster,
and married a tnuliatto girl, who de
scended from Thomas Jefferson &
I pn-"te seer; tary. tie oontmaeJ in
j prnsperi tv and settleil on a small
f ria in M
I His tiroi wife died after giving
I birth to several children. He then
moved to Juniata connty, Pa., when
h married bis second wife, who was
the daughter of a negro father and
- At.
a wnite uioiuer.
He is the father of thirteen cha
dren, and has provided each of tbeui
with a handsome start in this world s
goods, having given each son the
value of $2,000 in Real Estate, and
the daughters the same amount in
cash, the remainder of the property
which is larrre. continuins in the fa
ther's bands.
W-isnrsoTos. D. C, Sept. IS. In
answer to an inauirv io day relative
to tue htatemeut made in tue lntisn
Homo of Commons by Sir James
Fergusson to the effect that the U.
S. Government bad ordered the dis
continuance of the seizures of Brit
ish vest-els sealing in Alaskan waters
Secretary Bavard said that bis at
tention had already been drawn to
the matter, and be had read the
statement with surprise. He knew
nothinc of the issuinsr of an order
such as described. The vessels seiz
ed this summer are now in the cus
tody of the judiciary awaiting theac
tion of the courts, which will deter
mine the legality of the seizures
Touching that part of the statement
ascribed to the British Parliamentary
Secretary where be pays the seizures
are to be discontinued while the hsu
enes negotiations are in progress.
,said there was no relation or con
nection of any kind between the seiz
ures in Alaskan waters and the ques
tion arisiii": under the treaty of ISIS
relative to the Canadian fisheries.
The negotiations with the British
government are progressing as well
as could be expected. Secretary
Bayard says be is hopeful of bis abil
ity to lay before Congress, when it
sbu.ll assemble, a satisfactory basis
of settlement of the differences be
tween the United States and Great
Brittain respecting the fisheries.
The lazist man in the state lives
in Bucks county, und has for the past
25 years slept in his day clothes. He
is married and bus a number of chil
dren most of them grown to man's
estate In the evening when about
to retire, the father pulls offhis boots,
throws bis hat in the corner, and
then jumps into bed and sleeps just
as comfortably as tlo.o not encum
bered with their clothes. Vht.n be
is asked bis reason for bis strange
actions he only remarks that it is too
much trouble to undress at night,
and dress again in the morning, when
it is just as well so. By his singular
peculiarity the man however, doubt
less, saves thtoutI v for many apsiir
of pants, as the wear and strain is
not so great when thev nre not pull
ed ci iiii.l ofT. He is believed to be
the laziest man in the state.
Presi but B. G Clark, of the Thorn
as Iron Company, New Yolk, makes
this interesting statement:
St.-el rails are oil" a little for next
year s deli wrv. We sold fifteen thoiis
I and t .iis to-day nt if !6 ut the mill
This prict i :i, Li'ii as it shoul 1 be. on
account of foreign competition. For
eign rails can be delivered at the gulf
port at this price. The price of rails !
I. r ileliv.-rv t)ii ver is -t.rv ttrm tit '
?'iS. Fact they are bard to get at any
price There isn't a mill in thecountry
that hasn't got all the or lers for rails
it can't fill for this year's delivery.
The pig-iron market is firm, Xo. 1
s.-llin at 22 a ton.
There was a merry party ut Gar-
! field X. J., recently at the bouse of
Mr. Joseph Duckworth. A numb, r '
of friends were visiting the family
an 1 were being entertained by Mrs.
Duckworth and her daughters. In
the midst of the entertainment the
head of the household excused him
self for a few moments and went up
stairs ro ins ne.ir..om
where be im-
stately cut his throat with a razor
Alter a reasonable time the family
went in search of Mr. Duckworth and
found him dead in a pool of blood.
There is no reasonable excuse for
the suicide except that ho lias re
cently been drinking heavily.
LiTTt.t Rock, Ark-. Sept. 14 Some
tim in June last a man representing
himself as H. nrv l'uris, a wholesale
; grocer of Chiciro. Im-l':ui taking baths
at the R immelsburg hot springs.
About nve weeks ago Katie Lt L.d
wards. a colored girl, came there as
a substitute employe, l'uris met her
and yesterday morning they were
married by Rev. W. It. Carson, in
charge of the A. M. E. Church there,
l'uris made his wife a present of J'lO.
000 cash and a check for $5000.
Kato had been divorced from a negro
husband.
The Millersburg Sentinel says :
On Wednesday. Abraham Silks, re
siding two n.iles from Liverpool,
went to the woods for squirrels and
while returning he passed a peach
tree. lie look his gun to knock one
off, and the weapon was discharged
and the bullet entered his groin and
coursed upward. The bullet has not
been located by a doctor. His
chances for recovery are slim.
..c,ee.(.iug Rome peculiar tniiifs m
the drug lire In Wichita, for irv
stance, a supposed drug store has
been found to be a combined whisky
still and saloon, thebquor being made
on the premises by the hting pro
cess. In one barrel of the stuff
enough arsenic was found to poison
the whole town.
From the Huntingdon Jourrnl of
the lf.th inst. A commercial travel
er named S. Lorenthal or.e night last
wc k was robbed of S130 iiT cash,
and two cheeks, one for 12o and the
other for .1"0. in a P. R. R. Rmok
ing car. between Altoona and Pitts-
imrg. inc theit was committed
while he wis er.joying a dosej
An 8 foot, grindstone burst in the
Factory last Saturday and was scat
tered promiscuously about theneih
liM-i..-.-. 1 rono . , , ,
thrown a distance of 4r, fo,t. For
tunately no cne was injured although
their erp is remarkable. Dun
cannon Record.
Joseph McBride.a farmer of Eaton,
O.. returning home unexpectedly
early on the 13th. and found in bis
wifes apartment the Lired man,Wil.
' .i"-iii iiiiinn r unit xia
; gnt and killed.
,!u Di Dur wuom Le lmmeaiateW
When a young man defers
the
ni t evi.Knc -rf Lair on ,
upper
I.... lu ieeis elevates, when m reality
i'. i" a SOU or cnmin
change
McCaba Captured. I
The similarity to a certain degree
in the ecepe of William Josiah Mo-
Meen from the 3Iifflintown jail, and
the escape of McUa.be from the
Wayne county jail, baa awakened no
little interest ia Juniata county, in
McCabe's case. The circumstances
of the capture of tna two men are
somewhat alika. The Philadelphia
Times ol !.. .-fk rn'aiec at, lollows,
the caolnra of ii.a mut"dei-er. Jamep
P. McCabe, the mnrderer oi iaict
ael Riley, who eccapel from the
Wnvne Coi-iiv the loth of 3 lay
last, vts this moraing, t3ptemDar
13th, captured m a barn in tTiea
ton township, fcbout three miles
from the scene of the tragedy, which
was committed in December lo85.
During the past four weeks t posse
of men have been eearcbing the wood
ed country in the vicinity of McCabe's
home. So closely was be pursued
last week that be crosood the Moosic
mountain and took refage m the coal
rer.ous. He did not remain there
lonir but soon returned to the neigh
borhood of bis home, where be has
been hiding ever since bis escape.
Being in possession of the inform
ation that McCabe bad returned to
Preston township Sheriff Medland
and Deputy Clark organized a possee
of about hlty pictea men tnis morn
inr. At precisely G o'clock they
were to move upon a certain locality
from three different points. The
work of searching barns and dwell
ings commenced at the time fixed and
in a short time McCabe was discov
ered by constable Martin, of Preston,
in the bay loft of a barn belong
ing to Martin Cluno. The officer
wilted on seeing the escaped prison
er, but Sheriff Clark and officer Mc
Mullen ascended into the hay loft
and just as McCabe was in the uct
of getting up they covered bim with
their revolvers and ordered bim to
throw np bis hands.
Don't shoot ! "1 will," be answered.
He was at once hand-cuffed and
brought to the county jail, where he
is again under the guard of two
watchman. A five shooter was found
in his coat pocket. When asked why
ho did not attempt to use it, be said
that the officers surprised him. He
beard the noise tiny made in the
barn, but thought it was caused by
the old farmer, who bad come out
to do bis morning chores.
The day fixed for his execution is
October ti. The Sheriff allows no
one to see him. He is very quiet
and has nothing to say to anyone.
He will not disclose his whereabouts
pr.-vious to hia capture. McCabe
made bis escape from the Wayne
County Jail eiht days before the
day set for his execution and at the
time when the Board of Pardons
were considering bis case. His es
cape w as ma-.leitjis supposed Iw.-tween
3 and 4 o'clock in the morning. The
watchmen fell d.-.Icp and the con
demned murderer left himself out of
his cell and, pushing the sleepers,
walked out of the jail The cell in
which McCabe was confined waa 3m
ed with iron, and the door was 6e
cuted by a h vivv lock held by four
bo'.ie. Thee bad been removed by
some mysterious agency. The Sher
ifl oflferol a i- tit -0O. fo
time efforts were made to follow thfi
fugitive, and whatever clues to bis
wht re-.bouts wern given were at once
followed up. Finally the mutter
dragged and very little attention was
given toward his recapture. Within
he past two weeks however. Sheriff
Medl ind was given positive inf.irm-
tion thut McCale was seen in the vi
ciuity of Lis old limine, 11 asant Xlt.
and a posse und -r D-puty Sheriff
Clark i iia.li-un effort to cutch him,
hat Le gave tln-m the slip upon be
ing warned ly fiomo frienils. Iater
lie wits traced to Carhondale but a
search there failed to discover him.
and next he was heard of near Jef
ferson Junction, bat again gave the
men who were after l.ini the slip.
Standard Machinery.
Win. Boll sells a tall line of Stand
ard machinery and farm implements,
atuoii!' which are American ltai
Machine Co s., Reversible IloaJ Ma
chines. Newark Machine Co s., Col
umbus. )., Victor Double Hnller.
Grain Drills, horse rakes fce. JIaucL
,V Comstocks, Sawmills, Cider mills,
Corn Planters, Feed Cutters k.c.
Ellis' Champion, Thresher nud Sep
arators for one and two horse trea-1
power, sweep power, or steutu pow
er, Syracuse Chilled Plow, Hiding
Plows and Side lliil Plows. Hoot's
Mount Joy. two horse, wheeled and
f-iule horse cultivators. Lawrence
it Co's Champion Spring Tooth Har
rows. Repairs kept for ail of the
above goods, also, repairs for Johns- themselves the advantage of a
ton Harvester Co,, and Eureka Mow
er Co s machinery. .rood paper like the SENTINEL
luimiuiuwu, (JUUIUIU COUUIY, X tt-
K7 rimn
May
LEG.1L.
JETTEUS OF ADMINISTRATION.
Xotic is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate of William
Dunn, late of Fayrtte township, Juniata
i) , xa., uecease i nave oeen granted
to ttie undersigned residing in same town-
ship. All persons knowing tbeuiselvoo in-
drilled to the estate ot said deceased will
please make immediate payment, and those
having claims win present them f.,f settle-
t"nt LEWIS DEGAN,
Administrator.
UOTUONOTARY'S NOTICE.
Assigned Estate ol GEUR'lE W. WILLI
VEK of Fayette township.
Notice is hereby given that the First and
Final account of Joseph Page, Assignee by
deed ot voluntary assignment of Oeorge V.
Wnhver and wile ot Fajette township, bas
Iteu filed in the Prothonotary's Oilice of
Juniata county, and the same wili be pre
rented tor confirmation, and allowance to
the Conrt of Common Pleas ot said county,
on Tuesday the Twentieth day of Septem
ber 17, when and where all pern. us inter
ested may attend if th-y think proper.
TUKODOaB U. MlHlK(;Et,
Proibonotary.
Prothonotary's Oilice, Mililiutown Fa.,
Auent 21!, IStS".
PJ
AEODT HOTEL,
Ninth St., south of Chestnnt, ons siinare
south of the New post Othce, oce-half
square trora Walnut St. Theatre and in the
vtry business centre of the city. On the
.-iiuerican ana Karopean plans. G0jd rooms
: Mom oUc to d-y. Remodeled and
uewiy lurnisnea. w. FAIXE. V n
2i,i883,iV:neraDlrro-
s' ov,
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Sentinel & Repcblican and The
i
Weekly Press for the period of
one year.
The Sentinel & Republican
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-
nrfdionds: within its scope al-
i
most every tonic. Consider
that in addition to this, the best
local and literary paper pub
lished in Juniata county, you
can have the Philadelphia
Weekly Press, one of the best
papers published in America,
von have an oiler that comes
seldom to a man and his fara
ily. A tier children have 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 oiler by paying ar
rearages and paying one dollar ,
and fifty cents in advance,
thereby securing the two pa
pers. When you have subscribed for I
the Sentinel and IIepcblican
3'ou are certain in your secure
ment of the county paper that
gives you a larger quantity and
greater variety of reading mat
ter than is presented by other
lournals published in Juniata
county, and when you
this combination offer
accept
of the
two papers you have
secured
for yourself and family
a news-
paper prize of inestimable val
ue for a price po low that it
amounts to almost a marvel,
j In this day and generation it
amounts almost to a wronr to
one's self and family to deny
& REPUBLICAN and a ttate
paper like the WEEKLY
RESS. There are more than
;i thousand and OIlO things
dur-
.
lllg the passage of a vear
.
. - . . , ,.
that interest and sometimes dl-
I
tectly benefit the individual
Lnd family, that appear in the
lome parier but like the ram.
unshine and air, that we are
k familiar with, we do not ap-
reciate s they merit.
Do you appreciate a first
ate offer ? Have the kindness
5 mention it to your neighbor
your neighbor has not
eady found it out, and if
al-
he
to
as
it will not do harm
oeak
him concerning it.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFLISTOWS, PA.
WITH
BRANCH AT POUT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSBPH BOTH ROCK , Prrtident.
T. VAX lliWIN, Cashitr.
B1EKCTORS.
W. C. Pomeroy, Jonriiti Rotbrock,
Noah Herteler, Philip M. Kepoer,
Amos O. Boosa.ll, Loui. E. Atkinson,
liolC-rt K. Parker,
stockiiom-ers :
PbiliD M. Kepner, Anun M
Shelloy,
JoBi-l.b Kotbrock,
George Jacobs,
Jane 11. Irwlh,
Marv Kurtz,
R. K. Parker,
J. Holmes Irwin,
T. V. Irwin,
F. B. Frow.
John Hertzler.
. Atkinson,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos G. Honsull,
Noah Hertzler,
Charlotte Snyder,
Three and Fonr per cent, interest will bo
paid on certificates ot dcpotiitr.
J WISII TO STATE
A FEW FACTS
Worth. Knowing,
That I can stop toothache in less than
fiva minutes: no nain. no extracting.
That I can extract terih without pain,
bv the use of a fluid applied to th teeth
a&d eums ; no danger.
That Diseased Guma (known
as ScuttvI treat A,1T. ed siiccesHlully
and a cur warlTfejraated in very
case.
Teeth Fii.lbo and warranted (or life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanprd or
reraoddled, trotn $'..U0 to $1J pi;r set.
Beautitul Guu Knaiucied Tuet inserted at
prices to suit all.
All work warranted to pive perfect satis
faction. People who have artificial teoth
with which tbwy cannot eat, are especially
invited to call. Will viMt professionally
at their houii-s if notiliod Ly letter.
Will risit reeularlT at RichOeM the 5nd
weeks of May and October.
Teems Ca.-h.
G. ii. derr;
Practical Deutlit.
ESTAILISUrD J! MIF1LISTOWN, Pa., IN 18G0,
Oct. 14 J.
THE HOYE FEED MILL
fur
Farmers and Planters.
Been tried and tested lor over
and EeTfr found wanting. Grinds tlior
nuirlilr and rnpidly Corn, "Wheat, Fer-d,
P.ajter, Coal, Coilue, Sail, piceti, etc.
E11t OTrt-1. ni'iuiri lit'.lw poer. Ioe rot
got uulof order. Jieit trnit and bttt grxndtr cm ctrtA.
ITHE JOHN T. NO YE M'F'G CO.
BUFFALO N. Y.
mm mimi mm.
Man-nfacturers for the wholesale trade of
tie latest styles ot
Carriages,
Surreys,
Phaetons,
Buggies and
Spring Wagons
of the finest quality, and gnarautc-cd ti
give satisfaction.
Ctitalogue arta prices teut upon application.
CUD AH CT.. O.'.'EIDA. N. Y.
r.
o.t, IIv lCcntored !
Just published, a new cilition of DR.
CL l. r.KV ELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY
.. 1 1... -i .... i t
t,u iu:iiiui IKfC Ol CJ-fcHHATORHHiKA Or
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, Impotkmcy, Mental and Physical
iulhi n, liuseiiiiueuis to Marriage, etc.:
also, Cohscmptios, EriLtpsT and Fits, in
duced by self-indulgence, or sesual extrav
agance, tLC.
Ihe cekbratcd author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a t hirtv
years' successful practice, that the alarm"
ing consequences of self abuse may be rad
,i, I'liiMMMj' out a ni'ine ot cure
at onre simple, certain, and eflectual, by
ujeaim oi nuicn every suUurvr, no matter
wnai nia condition may be, may cure him
self cheaply, piivat-:ly aud radically.
C- . i . . .
oeui iiuner seal, in a plain envelope, to
any aanress, osl-,ait, on receipt ol lour
cents or Iwo postage stamps. Address
tTLVKUWLLL A1ED1CAL CO
41 Aim St., New York.N.Y. ;
Oct. B-80. Post-Oflice Box 4o0.
ESSENTIAL OILS
WIXTKKG II KEN, PEPPEKM INT
l'ENN V-KOYA L, Sl'K A KM I N T,
&c.,
of prime qnality bought in any quantity for
u , lrcc , oroKerage. com
mission, storage, Alc, by
MH;Ei. OI.COTT,
Importers and Exporters, 88 William t
New lork. Amr 17 vt "
Aug. ii t 1 tjiu.
I'rlvate Sale.
The undersigned will sell ,t private sale.
.,., , uuiord townshin
midwav hiiiiHi'ii M,ii.i i, . .. "'ft
i .", . 1 Jtova
along the railioad. The land is nearly "all
cleared and tumble, watered by a snriiJ
The laud i3 underlaid with iron Le near "he
surface. Moping to the sun, it is a desira
ble situation for fruit growing, espectalH
peoches. The improvements- a gooij
house and bank barn, all kio(i8 ol rruitand
a peach orchard of six hundred t, ' f." .
coming into U-aring. I will it tor ,J '
en nu.M rea collars. For Further particu
lars call on, or address
Mai-hick Leonard,
How
j uamand Mills,
Um-hlo.lSSZ.tf. Juni'UCy Pa-
SUMMER
TIi Cliamplon CietUIer
tHrned fru the Eastern cltleji with a weurterlul
SPUING & SUMMER STOCK,
Will mftka friends, oti'shine
, . ,
morit3. MEN'S BOY'S CIULDUEN S
FASIIIONABL.E CLOTHING,
and Gent's furnishing goods. First Clu.'-s, o.nLinin St!e. u t:;T tU
Elegance, w ith prices that will astonibh you. No is e?:pr- te l r.t;rt j
I prove this
But I ask your patronage only when I gir3 complete sat'ufictioa. ii 0'" v'iMva r n.
Stock Of HATS, UAl'S, liUU 15.15 IlUt'l r. u-ah I,.-, A 1 I 11 t-j I eurc A , "r. V. lI - '
JEWELRY, Cilico, Percale and VLite Shirts. Nsck -near, C.Ki.rg r1 et"M-b H'!n: R" TU'"
Cuffd,Trunks and SatcbelB, is fall aud cora:i!tte. Call an 1 sea. :if0b Kick'" j. H , r, J
Sam'l STUAYEH,
THE OLD RELIABLE
IN PATTERSON".
Jun. 16, 18?C.
J WARREN PLETTE,
ATTORNE Y-AT-L A VT,
MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA-,
D-Collecting and conveyancing promptly
attended to. Oilice in second story of lie!
lord building. Eu tiance ou Main street.
4 -JJ-HT.
Laris K. Atkinsoh. K. M M. Pennell. ; llimtinpd.m i a. m.. U . .-:-.t r- - ,-' Dvyr'llle- c j' --r
ATKIXSOX & lK.SELL, ! a. m.. NVwton INtniitna 7 . i , r.icc'"
. M-.T...-.,.... - .... I - ' ' H e KrflWa, ut
. .n w ....
AilUUi'XilO-i -iiii"
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
rrCollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
OrricK On
OrriCK On Main street, in place of
dence ol Louis K. Atkinson, Esi- south
. l. .i.; .. .,..1.
Bridge street.
I let i:J, lbt-0.
D. M
CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Has resuraea actively tne practice o: :.:, j.
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral , Ma'I Tbais ieaves l'i:r!
branches. Ullice at the old cirner ot Thiid 6..J.5 i,,., Aitouna at J.i" j..
and Orange streets, Xlitflintown, Pa. pinr a! a-; retulor sruti. r.K .,
March TJ, lb iu,
John VcLai oiilis. Josei-h W. timmel Mail Kx press leaves Pitt.-t.iirf at lfi'--a
IC'L,.rf;lll.I!V Si. STJI.'IEL,
! INSURANCE AGENTS,
1 POUT ROY.1L, JVMAT.i CO., PA.
' E"On!y reliable Companies repre.-erti-d .
Dec. H, ltNi-l y
FAJL1. OPENKSg".
To the coming and oititr ol
S;i.sons we must all conform.
The Goods suitable lor spring Dundiimm, b . m.; N-( jr
ana summer musi ui: supmani
!ed bv
iFALL AHD WIK-TEH GOODS
We are nnw lillinir
shelves with Fall and Winter
Goods of all kmds. Our cus
tomers have appreciated
1
eiiurts to give tnem goous to iohm. i: -i- a. .., an , ,-.:.t, i:v
.. , i Mail 1 main lea, i'ui a!.. :,
suit their purposes, and we t.w a. n... iiarrii..ng n.- .i.
i ,- xi . i ' p-.rt, ll! l:j p. i,,., MiflUu 1.-.4T 1
believe that we are better pre- pu;gat aii regular stau-,,., ..,.u,
pared than ever to merit their t'luTJ.' AA'J ; '
con fid L'lice. Wc invite Oil
enmo. find sen .in.l s.-itifind
4.1ot. in., Ptiucanuoa 4. !
111 our dress goods department pcrt -'''i'- Mii:er-;u.ia o,.-. p. 2.,
1 1 "ompsuiiiowa 6,-.'. p. iu., Vi.i..,: iM
we have almost ever"thing. p-m , l usearora 6.4s p. m .A.'n
n,mU U Kl..,ml .,11 i'..r. ''ort Royal i.64 p. 111., i i..i. f
- 0i.iui.iviiaiu, iau
what you want.
oes and Hoots.
Our Root and SI. Of 1).
. .. .
partment IS full 111 its assort- ' 2u a ui ; Petersburg o ii-: mi:S: iKU-i
, , , , :(S4saiu; Tvronu 7 i . a i.: , us.s 11. j
ment, ana you certainly can be ;::am; in,., ,.a fr i Ja i .::..(
suited in lit, quality and price. . r
. . . . (Sea M,re Express i-.i-:. :i S :--ii'.
natcver improvements have wi" connect m, v t , .
b,.-. .1KU1 C i
ucu auucu uv iuj ijimiuiauiures . h ram
we have them all. W
supply you with loot wear
any m or out door service. Our ' my at o o.- a':, a'Vl. ;' r. w
p-rocerv Dcniirtmrnt ,mvr. bin- Sl'"l'"0 at 7 1.-, a :, n i Ia.
"
We have on hand a lull lin
rresh, Plum and Fancy
GUOCEKIES.
Also, the Only lull line
d UEE NS WAR
in the countv. Kverv house
must have its full supplv ol
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 Stkeet. Opposite CorRT House,
3IilIIiiitoivii, Pa.,
Frederick ESPENSCilADE.
.T.--"i. N .all 1 I
mm cures
vs:
STYLES ! :JtS:
ol.Juulata C ouutj hatlu; jtt. year-
rivals, win victories, and tell ittlf r. 2.tow
uV . i ui"-
CLOTHIER AND ITRXISIIER fSSS-" V:
PENKSYLVj
K1AHA1LE0AD. Fn.i
TIM E-TABLK
Ontad attar Sunday Y..- '22i.
trains that stop at M.flfiu iil r:. as!
EASTWARD.
Altoona Accommopati n leaT.-s A -,-,., Koln- v., H-
; i .- , -.-in t . ... -i- r.i..b toe n.i.-i
IJH.,.i'l"lll,--ia.lU.. '-V..-.,An. H. D "
, I in., v.tltord 1 a in., M
I Purt Kuyal "vlM a. m-. Mvxic-i '.j ,
j Tusratora -.''- a. m.. V.i-.-i . k
j Thonipsuntown i m.. Ii;r-nri'
I lu., li!Ierstwu f-.-jl a ili., .-. ir: :
resi - "7' '''.L " ,1!."n"".:' ' v 1 1
..i i anu m x liliaai-ll'iua. -i 1 .1 t-. rn.
of
Ska fcntiR Expel
t at '-.Vi a. in., arid s.oj ii
r-k-.r
j stations beteuii Aitm.ir(a a.:.
' reaches Jlifiiin at 'j-.'o a. n,
! 11.4' 1. M.. ami nr:i.-, i-i !
11
ijT t
it M il
at a ( a p. m., ilarrisbur.
adeiphia 1 a. m.
Altoeua 1 yrnijc 0 i ; ui : Y..;-r
lng.i.in 7 7 j w , Leiitoii - j. j ;
tin y l- 1-"i ; il.irrisuuri 1 ' 4 j I'L.'i.
delphia 4 -i a m.
l'hiiadelpLia Express wii! ?!;. At H ii
, ul 11 3 iitn liif;..---i.
h 1 '.VAKO.
F.T I.ir .-. i- I ,liii!
11 VI :l :n II ,r .; 4., '.,
0 j- in ; Le--. :.-t..n n j
i " i' in : ;.rri til nri-l-ur z u
Wat F -fn.i. k leave-, i':
daily at 4 a. in.: Harn:,-:r-
in.: iiiKTi ii, 4" a. in.: I ;j
' .(' a. in.; V.tu I)y-. i i ,. ..
in a. rn.; Mein ... n -j. j
R.M-al, 1( ii a. in.; Miltlin. J -i
M ilord, 1U ll'j a. in ; Narro., i,
LewiMuwn, in 4-j a. iu.; jt.-V---.;
i....
.1
a. in.; Newton ijia: ii, 11 4. . !j
i.: L'-.nii, 1 i.. j. m.: ; , :. ., i j ;.
our A.Iuc.ua, 1 40 ;,. iu., au-1 : -y at . r-
slatlol lieiwet.-.-! ii ii n :n I A.;.,
uiiin tirni-fl eav.- k lii.i:-. :..4-
ly at o 4'J p. in., ll.trii.-t. .r.-. 1
sioppiug ai nuCKvn.e, .viirnvv.t ji ...-m.
our fp-rt, .i:a,-r!o- :..
1 ort Royal, !!,... :1t
to Am-oom AccuHnimr-os Iej--- F"
fte-ihia Uat:y at 11 ., a. :;... 11 .rr.f a-.-f
ivi in., Lew lstuwn b..i i.. m M . V.-v 1 u o-
4s p. u,.f New ion Ua.ii:.;.-:i .'..rf ,.. ..,
iiu:itingi..:i 7 4'i p. 1:1. A.: w:n :". e
Pacific Express leaves i'hii 1 1- i .' II-'
P ui ; llarrisburg 8 lu a i.; ; i ' .a j
i-i-lam; Newport 4 ul am: M.::..a44-
: u'i Lewist.,wo 0 04 a in ; V , . : Hi i
'am; ilt. L'nion S6J.nu: li -ii-f
laarusourg at 1
, i iti.er wei.t and Ma:, n-i -
., l"I' - l.uekjiow aiiJ IW.iai' S.r.it,
when Ii .u.. .(
fori
r . . .
LKWISTOWN I'iV.SIo.V.
T... . . 1
; i rains arrive at I.ewtsti... i, J
nf ! ?.Iilri,) at yc" a - a, J
iljii 'res
is.;::
tvronkwvim.-v.
Trains leave Tiu:,e Icr H.-,i. -luLte Ki
Lock IJaven at 8 io a iu, 7 lip il. l.e;i
'J 3 rone lor Curw eusi ii i,i -::. :
Oi: , Trains leave Tyrone P.r Watr-r, i:.
E ""r1 4 -,J ,u-
i Mni Haven ,n: , .','.'. -, i ir i
Trams arrive at Tvr .i.e Ca:"'
ville anil ClearlielJ at"J il a :.i i:.J I'.''
iu. 0 17 p in.
Tiains arrive at T r.me fnns Scu.i. ffr'
riors Mark and IViiusi b an:a KuraJt.'
ob a ui, at 1! p m. "
H- L. T. R. R. & HKDFi i.li I '1 VISION-
Trains leave Huntingdon ..r R?j
Hymlinan and I'uiul.rri i ., 1 at P -i 1
and 6 Ji j.. in.
Trains arrive at Hunting'!. in fr.i:n K ';
ford, Ilyi.dniiui and t'lin?:- i.ar.l at i- '
p. ui., C 2H p. m.
IMl.LIl'AYIiUK(; LKANCII.
Trains leave Allmma lor pour- ""'t
7 a in t a ,. vll y lu -t ,,m,u -
vo y in., y o'l p ni.
irains aim
outn, at i, of a m. 1 1 .ii , iu. h ii '
l O p in. 7 !- j.. ni. and 1" i p iu.
1 n
ips & Co's. Fhni'g I
iiau
Pol l Itoyitl I'i niia.
MAM FA1I1 KKliS or
Ornamental Porticos,
racket aud Scroll Work.
1HMJ1W, S.YSJI. IIL:.j)S. SiHi-'.
LIUVC.S, i-l.Oi R I
Also, dealers iu sbinzles, l.itli. and
lumber Ol every l'ecri-.l..;i.
Country lun,'b-r worked t" or.ier. 1 ,
ders by maii promptly alter. led to.
orders should i, sent to.
llcRILLIPS i CO..
10-21-85.J Port Kof Ji, I'
W " , 1.00 per 'irr'nl
' -France . ,imnieot! ins
rsu"
Ciiu''
,:I,Tl:ai;K!; :i
r.r Ilie i-'- t ,
.uimi.teer
r :i
m ,
Counts "H
bH"an
... i r I
k rrr,iif
M,f!l!lIoWD- , . . ,
-co-,; t..t m l-'-i
Ferry
Slf.e"' ..rucr II:
IF '"3 M Cnt.Tn:
1
. J K
1 1 .
fort B'itv ai. R
larger," L,iriJ
i Konroe t "
IM? md. . H.-ar-.tl-
1 Pit !r"" . '
I nitr.ii'1"
an
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A
SU0R-1 LOC.1LSA
jb, Chicago anarchifti a- f
a . , . . ...
jTeedeaiow, in to
rwP
JjLaGraybill tv '' v
Tot can hear a'.mo.t ar.y k;: a
ca! eery.
Tbese are n;e'.anc1:u.y .. iy
Brv. Mr. W-it of :
teas od Saturday-
CLicafto com news r ; r:
U-t " I""1 ,,,r-
I :.:iu county c.'. r-.- i I
ISJEl SonduVi.'.C.
S-.eral thous:i1 e-. t -HOT.-si
i.-t eeli.
1. E. Jamison o; F;- '- - : -jeo.U-tbis
week.
Jyjtnpoatowo r ::. x !-.
1r
(kniiraad at tra::i t: .
Firnieri ere doit. g ti. :r i
slit-st in tie pr.".: 1.
Jjcob Thomas shippe a : .
Vrp eastward h . . .
Ti? jour tax t . : '
Btsth before tin- e'f. '. . :..
D. B. Dity has his N -::.i':
Ot torses at thr Nrr;
liuntir.g iun Pre-!' r-ry
tb tp'.ice next T-i-s! y -
Michael Hou er of 1 : r
etsntr, trapped a (. :'. ;. '.-
Tlii is CfLUncisl -a .- . -.
at-d they are tuiv::;
Visa D'.a Mt-.-, . ; T..
:'.ftd lrietirfs 1:1 t. t .
Some cue eavs t . . - . r
iic.tcs the coniii g o- ;i.: . .
The Democrat ii- ;
te grtit strad.ii, -r, on li.r :
Wm. Snyder bus :-. ! :
tii!irti.ktr mi ce :! . : - - ,
hen a woman s .:
f rst question !..;:. - . .. .
Dr. Kiimer, .f 1'. r
taking a trip i;: .... a...' .
grove.
Theh
,re and v.:
iU meet iy tb
n j.are
October.
The IUints' K:. -. .
T now. Thev -, ... .'.
01 ni. E li,.'
-J.Jar.g;.,,.ri ,v ,,
r'rs.n. j. ,,. w , . j . ' ,
atinNebrai.
ty.Ce tuk -s .
; for the Cut.i,. ,-, .
"Pi.,;,,,,:..-,,.,.. .. , '
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n' '-.-. , ,r
T"0uii-B ..
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lieetree,. on V.,.;
f"line r " . 1
. "-M.ci:,:;;.;:
Jchn Ki-k t..
lee
cOn to rr i ,
tu , c j .s..u .
E'm 'f the 1,-.,,,. . r.. . j '
""ilberforeo Sri, .
tl"Sleb.r j .
"re on t' ... t ,
-"P,Q...d last
tcs sir '-
Read:.. k"V"r !' I
rauroa, !.,
"tcnn-al.
itten i
h'' rc,.-..,
last
uoon
Ur.H w"-iike.i.-s
-'" to II,,.
C4"n, u-trk:i )l '
John c. '
rs. T,.. ..
fll a 1.: . " ''iiIuH
"? I'll,'- "
A-'Wsp.,
men. ? . 3 'uat i-e
nV Republican
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