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ttrrDlt, DECEMhLB 7, 18S7.
ii. F. S C II YV E I E It ,
Bai-.HAM Yocsg's olJcet son has on
ly tLrce wires.
II BT, the Anarchist Las Been the
ehvJow on the wall and lias put a
piaster un Lis mouth.
Six Buffalo Bill anJ Sullivan
h.ive apjaied ia Eoglsuvl, the Brit
ih p-;-le lxlive siiuotbiccr good
can come out of America.
J - B Sharp was chiefly convicted
ou Lis orrn evidence or eetituonv.
and tlie Libber Court ruled that testi
luonr out Ho is to have a new trial.
and is oat on $tO,nH Lail-
Siu.ivak the sltinr is said to br
a Sr.e singer, ami is j.-irti a'.arly fond
of nvre l nmsii. Ho Las startled tLe
English people almost as much bv
hi binniug ability as by his pugilistic
'ility.
M.jst the anarchist compliius that
he is deprived of fre speech. His
plea i hte that f the thief. wh- put
in the x'.fi fr frte loiu and liberty
when he was lodged in jail for hav
in etoleu hi iieuf'-bor'a pocket
to.k.
Tii S.bl'th day o!itervauce qnp
tiou i a brnal question and from
j.rvseiit af pearpnee it will be thrnst
uivin ('onLrri-ss, where it should be
lisrvissionatelT discussed, so that
iriMul nnr come from the introduction
cf t!i jui-tion to Congrvsit.
I: liok preachers are up against
the Sunday nej.per. They will
avk Cti;rries to etop telegraphing
on S'in 1 it ; thry will a.-k Congreas
to st'ip the sending f mails on Sun
day . and they will ask Congress to
bti p the runtime of cars on Sulsi
So then from present appearance.
(' u!'res, will Lear more of Sun I n
this vrinti-r tlian it has Leurd in many
Tear.
A iiame.l Smith charged Lis
frier, i named Ovingtou $lh0.00, for
act.ug th part of groomsman on the
occasion of Ovington'a tuatriuge, re
ci utiy :n L misvillc, Ky. TLev c .rn
pr. .-..ist.1 tho matter on one hundred
dollars r.fd a break .f frieu.lauip.
O1. ;:ju is of the opinion that Le
cutino ufTord to keep iiis friends in
pay. Smith is a New York profes
sional society man.
lUrr.t.siMTATivE Uss of Hunting
don ounty wants Governor Beaver
to call the Legislature in extra sea
aioil prttponci t lint ttio Qviiei-
nor write to each and eTery member
of th Lris!ature. "Will you T-jte
for tii mil and off?r no amend
nieut !'' meaning the late revenue bill
Representative Owens doubtlese uer
er dream d of the improper st"p he
adis;.l the O.iTtinnr to take. What
an act ,t would be ou the prrt of
(1 iv. rnur t write to members as t
h w th y wil Tota cn a certain bill.
How to Kill Rabbits.
il. 1 strra buggets that a good
w:iy of ridding Australia of the teem
irg rabbits by which it is overrun
u u'd be to inoculate one id their
n-.i'iiber with chickeu eholera and
then let him loot-e to spread the iu
fecti. n among tiie retit. This it ia
said wouhl exterminate the rabbit
in no time, us the cholera would
spread and get iu its oik even foot
er th:in the animals c:in bred. All
that sounds pliusililrt enough, but
Cin M. Pisteur g larantee just wh.-ve
the infection he proposes to di'semi
nate h'dl fctop ? Suppose it didn't
discriminate properly between rab
bits and aheep, and suppose tiiat in
some mo lifi I form it were to exten.i
to cattle and finally to human beings ?
We don't believe the Austra'Wn will
ad pt the Fasteur plan. North Amer
ican. Fn. v the l'hiladelphia Times of
rVcruibi r 1st. The case of the blat
aut anarchist Johann Most, jnst con
victed a stct nd time in New Tori,
for inciting to lawleesr.es raiets the
piesti..n whether this land should e
a place of refuge for peroietect nm
inals. This Most waa convicted ot
tr. it on in Austria in and im-
1 risotied one eMr ; was convicted a
second time in 1870 ar 1 ruteucd
to tive years in.pris. uient. but par
d ined by general amnesty ; was cou
victed in 1872 iu Barliu Vr lawless
i-peei h and seutaxct'd to one year ;
was o .a vie ted in 1"S"4 for revolution
:' lar.guage iu favor i f the com
mune uud iiuprisoueii fVr oue year
aud six months ; was convicUsd and
imp; it tied f.,r blasphemy in 1.S77,
and ii convicte.1 ia England in
1W t.ir applaud.ng the assassina
tion r.f the Czar, and imprisoned for
eiht-cn months. Whan liberated
he fl-d t- this country, and has now
been twice convicted in New York.
tlo is a conurmed criuuual in taste
an. I profession, and is just the sort
"f a fllow w ho shoald tie kicked ou
of t'rp country and kept out with all
of Lis tribe. We refu." paupers ad
uiisoi. n to our shorts ; whj not LLose
who must be paupers unless thy
can live by theft and advising mur
der ?
Letter From Washington.
S7IIIAL TO TBI StlTIXKL lit BirrBUCAB.
Washisotox 1. C, December I
A man cn uo wore fcrtt h e uative
place tuin lio can foiiret his mol:.fci.
and that id my reason for Bending
you a special letter at the opening
time of every Congress. Before yon
baTe this letter in trpe the tiftietb
Coccreas will hare con yened. There
are more than a hundred Congress
men Lctj tow. bazziL" over the
prominent qieotious that atare Cu
.rress in tue fave, such as the so call
ed tariff revision and redaction of in
terual revenue tax. In connection
with the different types of the tar
iff qieation loom np Randall and
Cnr.inl If yon LaTe a 1-Iief that
there ia to be a grtat sp'it between
tbfse two men tret ri 1 of that belief
at once, for such a tLintr w.ll not l
p-rniittd by the administration, if it
can prevent it Cleveland it is wed
ki own is entered for the Presiden
tial race of lhS8. and lor that rea
son Le will use all inSoeiicv. of the
a 1 ministration to preserT the peace
between Il.in.la '.I and Carlisle, and
then t i Ilaudall has a Presidential
lee iu his bonnet whi h will keep
him on Lis good lieharior. Sam'ie
is more of a politician than a states
man. He keeps Liuif-elf straight
with the appointing power and keeps
,iiii:se f up uiih the live issnea and
that makes him appear as a remark
able una in t ne eves of th public.
During the late Presidential cam
nni 'n. wuen the surpiua was a ques
ti.'n. he went h'v tit making hpi-echeh
a!-.nt the 4iJil.000.tXK) surplus in the
Treasury. Since the dec' ion lie is
tame mi that ouestiou. Now be i
n.ln.g the tariff qution. and juet
what Le believes woUid take a d jz-u
search warrants to find out- Th
tariff question will alwavs be a ques
tion fr disputation until there Las
been a web iliu'ested tann system
proTided by Congress. Caruaie if
n.Jin 'be otlier un.lennea Biae or
the question froru Randa 1, aud b
this -itation tnev nave centered n
great deal of attention on themselves
one that hoi !s a well deGned posi
tion on theqnestion of tariff protec
lion. R.ndall is a sort of a g le
twi en on the tariff ipsue, an 1 if it
were nt f r tb nciuinat ion fCleve
Und next vear fiev wji 1 kick hi:u
vertoarL but they tied iim" He's
a krreat uie l litr. 1 e.ai i"i i mat e
wrote 1. ttrsiu Pet.usylvania, to p.tr-
uij.iUM.ie ol tiis tii.-triei teiiing
thttu h.it to do at the recent elec-
li.m. He would make a cue i-Vmo
craiic bss fe r the i're:d.-i.CT.
('arlis!e tuuot La on bis trood be-
awor f r t'-e s. ;it Le h l.l isin con-
fes. and if Le antagonizes Randall
and his friends thete is CO telling
what they xu.iy do with his Contested
seat. S then ou observe there is
no chance for a big fight aru .rjg the
r"incracr in Congress this wit.tt r.
It is a a irprisu that ClcVtl.iud has
en-h a hr.id on the parly. IIw is n
consnmate politician, or he could n t
hold his p .sit ion in the face of his
record, or the people of the R pub
lie have grown lax on the question of
morals. He was eleete I in the face
f revelations tint it was believed no
man conld be elected to office under
Some of Lis friends have the teiueii
ty to declare that he never was as
great a w. man's man as David and
Suluuuu and miunmi.te lj'OO'l
men by people who want to be con
sidered good.
The land gr irit question looks n
if it may lv come un important om
this Conr-s Ti e Aio-rican Con
trress has d.u e gr a. u j.i-.i"e to tlie
people who it pres.iui : ly i ; nts
t it land grunts. It h in
ileiel aw.iy the pu' ir . !.y
lain! grant s com pi ei.eu-ii iiu n.....
of ai-res. Corgirss his nev. r un
derstiHKl that it is only a trustee f-.
tlie people. It l as td as tnoi.gn
it owned the public lands and eouid
di-pos of tlieiu at pleasure. It is a
question whether its acts bestowing
in..1 i .8 aie eoriUtuU -n.d Some
sbie iiii.ii i nw Ti-ed
to cliHiui'i' .n t he iih
d in
Cot;,
t:.e
freai
peo p'e on t e In' tl rti t ijn st ii.
Prom n few c ouds ou tut l.i liz'.i.
it is predict, i. that the Sund.ty ib
seivance question niHy be brought
Istore Ctii.gresa Mary of the preach
ers tLro'iii u t e country are rest
Isr.!, on wi.at tiny c;ll the desicta
II n of the .-nll- ij. tind tbey W.ll.t
C.it:r'-sr...tjiii .M-.L.-.i tiie ear
lii.g id li.e :u:ilL ai.t. li.e r :ui.i.g of
cui k, i II i ti e sending ui mes.jeH b
telegi apu ou Sunday, ai.d i wr nlo
lu.t be in the leaat surpllsed to hear
of large petit io!. a ou ti.e k'sve q,ie.
lion st rt to Congiess. It wi.i
scuie,hit.g new for Congieas to coo
id-r tie .-uudy q.i. stion. It is a
broad quest iou auid should be pro
du tive of solue fiue sp-eche"
Tbe qM.-?.ti.n cf Lamar in tbe Ba
preme Cnurt is a tr's)d lel tik-d
about. I hsrd.v I.eiieVe he wiil U.
appuinteil. He will be opioel by
two great interests, the northern el
eiuent that triniuphe-1 over rebellion
are against l.nu. He lheved or
piofesee.l t ln-live iu the right i f
lh Sxjulh to seetsle. and if the
Nontli hsd the rigtt to go oat of the
lu i..n it fellow a as n Kbt foiiowe
i lay that the government and uoriht
to Le. p the S..u!h f i Ola eH-i dT.g.
aiid iu .t ail the w :k t i t ie e; in
in lit was uu'-awfiil. unc ..atliufioIiM,
A- If Leuiar beiieves ab thi.t. i e wn.
1 an unsafe luua ou the Supreme
Bench, for Lis ruliDgs niiLt soon
; rov. 1' .rinn tit:il to the northern svs
teni of civi.,:iiu that crashe,lout the
slave, i r Southern system of civihz..
tion. Iaileed thete tie men here it.
ks: inj.-tin. wl.o nihke lild to tiy.
hat if CieveUiid ets a second term,
theold s'tive eituivt.t will do its le-t.
thronrjii iutiigne to enptnre the Su
preme Court. nd through it declHre
a num er of things unconst,ta:ioi iL
t'.at art now thought to I e stb.isle
el. The other great intetest sgaii.sf
I jmnr is the laud grnut interest. Ou
the qnetion t.f the land gran's L
iuat is with tbe people, but t!.e bsv.
lltlie Voice LeretXCett tl.r -IISJU ftl'l
re,'ii ntat vea and i'U the q iest..
"f Kivii'K land away, past Cot.gr esses.
s I i i ain.ve u -i not seem to coin
preheud that Congress is on'y a
-iiisie f . t t t iroie p cpb i.ii
give the land away jnst as if thej
wred it, Lri i p ..it tt :ac. gov
i ruit nt do ni l ii a. f ( of luti. .
Our g'. vert.p.ert ia :. y a p;.tr
orste to sei in the lrj in.uual in I. :
p iK'ti! a. i! projrfy r:gl ts. b..
1 av tressj as I nheadytoo lcun
wii Jour p..u.
JflTUTa.
A Bogus India a.
While a naiofcer of Indiana were tak
ing a ride on tb plaiferin of a mail ear
near Pooatello, Ulab, recently tba train
men notioed that one of tba redskins
waa shunned by all tba others. Tbe
yriaiacea of disgust bestowed upon tba
ostraeisad member of the party led to
an investigation, wbiob revsaled tbat
the lonely on was a tramp disunited
as ao Indian in order to gst frs trans
portation. Kift-bt r Actiua.
Tbe ? a ire me Coart recaotly decided
a caa tbat mav be f interest to soma
pecpla beaida tbe parties directly con
cerned. A Hsrriibarg farnitore dealer
aold jrouda to a married woman, notwith
ataodmjr tba haabaad had notified him
orallv and by latter pot to do soon bi
redit Tbe furo tn' man brought
ait a;int' tbe ba-band and tba jury
foond a ver tiot in his favor Tbe bos
band bad raiifitd ths wife's purchase,
parmitieg them to raroaio in the bnnae
aud using ti e n. Tba Saprema Court
deeide thai this wta an error, that
ihera was no ratification on tha part of
tbe hohtid in permitting tha fwi to
raoiain in the hnoae, and tbat it waa not
bis doty to remove the goods nor noti
fy tha dealer to take tbam away. If
tbe latter ehoosa to take hi ehanaa of
recovery after ootica not to aoll. be had
the right, bat be eoald not improve the
right of aation against tbe buabaod
Ex.
Bathing Ti e Baby.
The Tyrone Herald aais. Dnwa at
Peuieer'on quarries in Huntingdon
eounlf tha othar day a Hungarian wo
man beeame tha mother of a child. 8be
was attended bv a well known rhvsieian
of tbia plaea. and a woman of her own
nM-nalit, hot tbe lattar wa master
aermaaiea and aeemed to not only
know hew aueh matters were canaged
in Hungary, but waa datermiaed tbat
tiev sheuld b run in be aatne manaer
in tbat part of free America A tub of
hot water waa in readiness and whan
thm infant arrived it waa at ones wran
ped un ia woolen clotbt ao aa to eover
it all over, and tba fqairmirg bundle
thai formed ms unceremoniously sous
ed into the hot water which covered
evrv part of it but tha faea. Tbe madi
eal gentleman triad to objaet to this
sort of rroeenre but ba waa given to
undr'ird that he was nut running that
rart of the s'tow and had to b satisfied.
Tho babe fhn trea'ei. saeeoed to erj .y
the hot bath and calmly want .e ateep.
after which it was taken out and pat
throach tba usual coarse pursued en
such occasions. All ia now aarsne at
Ptmbertou.
1 Fiend's fTerk.
f oi.imbia. S. C, November 29th.
Stepheny Baily. who a wek ago cre
mated her in a furnace, has died from
the offsets of the wounJs in bis throat
made bv himself in attempting to com
mit suicide shertl? rtsr being arrested
15tora dting Kily eonfrssed to being
a triple wife murderer. He said :
'l am ab.tut 70 years old. I have
been married tbrae times I killed tny
6rst wife with a e'ub. Her name waa
Csfherine. I buried her in tbe garden
and then dug ber un and buried ber in
the graveyard. We bad six children.
My second wife s name was Marv. I
killed ber wi b a briek by hitting her
on the bead. I will not tell what I
did with the body. 8 he had one child
a bov by ma. My third wife's
nam was Sllie. She waa unfaithful
to me for a lorg time. My wife and
n had not been on good terms for
three or f.nir wesks.
-Tlit day I lay m wait fur her ia a
f.iot ph, and aa she ein along I hit
her on tha head with an axe and killed
her, and dragged her bndf to tha
boshes until that t.ieht. Then I sent
my bov to the yar.l for a wheelbarrow,
and when he came I sent hiiu back to
the house Then I pu' 'b bod in the
heel harrow and carried it about a
mile and pot it in the furnace. At
unnrtHo I tar's.t a fi-e an4 ah.ni 8 it
9 rloek it fun. d , ut K1
seven elnl.lv n h n.' "
In making l.i e-nfci.'n l?ii!ey
evinced no regret for wfiat ho had done.
A despatch from ' olnmhia S. fJ
dated on the 7fh, ult., asy : Some
eunrus ear'l quake phenomena have
jnst been discovered Io an lariated
eetinn between Sunonerviile and
t'liarlet..n, v-hich bears terrible evi
dancea ef being one of three foei ot tba
grst shock of Auifut, 18S3 The
gri.nnd for miles is literally overturned.
In confqtieoee there ars to be seen
many deep pits on the margin of which
have been thrown up pure white sand
as la seen only on tbe seashore. Oa the '.
white sand thus opheaved has sprung
up a dense growth of sea plants kuch aa
i found on tbe I'.pa of the white aand
bills created by the wiod currents ou
tbe islands of tbis eoa-ts Ilia evident
that the seeds from which these plants
have sprung have been ejeted from
great depths, where tbey have doubt
less been burii-d many sentnries with
out loeirg their germinating powers.'
Tbirtvfour jeara ago Clark Cleve
land, of rvsnsaa City, then aged tbirty-
s.x year, waa united in marriau. to
- -v
anon ( 1'titoa, aged nineteen. Tba
e ople lived tog-her for nearly four
Ices years, be fhy became estrang
ed, and finally . enty years sgo, were
divorced La-' arek the two. who h.rl
II this time been brine in one it
sod neither of whom bad remarried. '
n,et accidentally at a mutual friend's,
bouse. The old man, now aged seventy, I
te 1 D love again with hie aged ex wife:
and proposed and was aeo-pted. There'
i" ""j "i quietiy oeiore a mag
istrate and were married.
Harrisbcbg. Pa., Nov. 80. Gey
Heaver to day fixed January 26th aa
the day for tbe execution of D.ri.l 1.
King, oonvicted in Clarion Bounty f0r
tbe murder of a man named Davemore
At a carriage Ladders' contention .
Wilwingion, Delaware.it was decided
tuai a umterm track of four feet eight
iucl.es, fcr carnages, should ba built.
Fri.u. loc Blwu field Adf.i
uei Kiott, ite oldest ctriiro of disou
iouiiip, dit,d rer aSud Hii! B tha
'aiai(4 1C6I . ai(ad S9 ,tr "Q mM.K J
dajs Mr. Rice was a native f Ja
i-.aa oouu y He married M.ss Satah
U ce ou the 10th of Apr., 1823, and
tu be moved to Perry county,
t.sii.f up bia reMdenee on the farm now
ownru b, .Mr. Su.-auuab Bodan 1i.il-
Bjiritg ct 1541 be b neht SI d rcinov.d
to the f.rui ou B, hjtsl unu, hw
death. He and his wife afend.d the
same school in 'heir - Data, reosived
eatebetieal intruo'ir.o in tbe same
elatis, nuder Father Ueim, and both
eonoaoled tbamaelvca wub tbe eburih
tbe same time. Tbey lifed together in
the holy bonds of wedlock for 64
years, aud the wife preceded the hus
band to tba grave a little over six
weeks. It would appear from
a saitple of batter seut to this office by
C. W. Smith, wholesale dealer in butter,
Sgs aud poultry, of Neapurt, that at
least one ol the bolter makers in the
np per end of this county is not striotly
honest. Tbe butter belora us waa part
n I I! n. I.rn. m I A . A M u Kri.II.Vl n
I - P" " 6""
Mr. Smith by one of tbe hucksters who
gather butter from the farmers. Tbia
roll of bottar was oe lootiDg on the
outsiaa, hut when out through it waa
found tbat the ioside of tha roll was
wall-filled with lard. This was a ebeat
and a swiudie. Te hope, for the good
natue of ear people, that this kind ot
swindling will navar again ba repeat
ad. From tbe Huntingdon Globe ot last week;
On WeUneedav ot last week the budy of a
tun mi found on u un.r- q'teoted rd in
Fu t.ia cctiatv, Lear, Cv Gp,K''iintt fn-m
the ol I Tb 'in pUce te tbe Lil.ld Cure, b.v
Joaupb lioilinlieal, of the di-t'l':ry, who
i io a-arcb ol a stick of timber- I. proved
to be tbe body of Deutua Ciine, ol urar
Fort Loudon, who lull tin wiia ua account
of d.imeBiic itirlicitj, and bd been workiiift
'n llauc ick, Ab ut ,x we.-ka ago ba was
out i Bed that bis son. now deceated, was
v,?ry sick, and it is auppoe-1 thai on receiv
iuf th information be naatened homeward
tbia being bia most direct route. When
to und bis bead waa aerereii frnintke Irm k
aud lajr a considarabla diMance lrm the
body, which was badlr decomoed, and the
flesh torn awav bv duct or wi.d tui'n!. His
face was also mutilated in a similar irai.n.ir.
Wbsther it was a suicide, death f rom ex
pusurs, or alchohu.ism ia a m.eiiel qu
ii.. n. Near the budy was ruQll4 a p- ? jll
illed Jug ot wbiaav, a ooltle ol Uj .iu .d
and a knife
L.iat of Appoluimtuli r ..
liretlirvu, fur iltv tear laai.
Jannarj fjtb, Jospb Book.
Jaunarj 22 .i, Pike ateeiiL-j (I.xiae.
February 6tb, Swan p Scbool Uouse.
FetiiUiry 19ib, Pike Meeting Unuse.
kia'cn sib, Jacob Shirk.
Marcb ltSib, Pike Keeling Bouse.
April 1st, Swamp Scbool Uouse.
April 15th, Pike Ueeliug H-juse.
April 29. b. Red Bock Scbool House.
Uay 13th, Pike Mealing House.
11a; 27ib, Swamp Scbool House.
June lOib, Pike Mealing House.
Juue 24th, Joseph Book.
July 8th, Pike Meeting House.
Jul; 2uJ, Samp School Uouse.
August 6th, Pike Meeting lluuss.
August 19tb, Jacob Shirk.
Sptumher 2nd Pike Meeting Uouaa.
September 16tb, 6wamp Scbool House.
S. J tetuber 30ib, P. id Mi-aliug Douse.
()cu-ber H.a, Red E .ck School Hous
Uctuoer 28ta, pike aieetiug House.
N.fVemh-r lltb, Snip ctiool Hnss
Xovembor 2-jih, Pike Mfititig Uouse.
li s uil.tr 9ib, Josep'.i B.iuit.
IJ -ce ubcr 23rd, Pike Meeiirg H.iuse.
V R F
rent
HONESTY
v Qenuineiias a
fEO 3 tin tag en
every plug.
OLD HCIJELTVis acKr.owL
eiged to ba tfye rest
en a rrjost Isstir; j piece
cf Sliniard Ci-ie-inq Tjbacco
on IhsmsrKct. ryirq it is
a better test then any fa!K
scout it. Give it a fair trial.
Your dealer has it.
lia.j ti w at n "ai -tawi 17 sa a I r 4 I"-n
tnew is ua4A.4 aoi Uiair faeititiM am laiacuf-
HWe4
iJratrinr" aa rvsar-iflrv.5onai prwraxw'l ! fllttf
In th pBtaal offica oa tort sr.ioa. I vrrus vary
raoobi. So en arc f.r xu.mms.iaot utodaiai
Ot dnwmn A-Wwa bf ir.il 'rst
Palawnl rt-' TJ-.l "roci '. Co rTfTtw
Into i 1K A A..ficB bM
IA tarrvaat circn n jD atl iw tb tao. infloantial
nwTtarr f iu kind poblw! ad im tha worid.
Tb alraiTaca ot auch a ivtM avarj paltataa
Ms larwimtfi.
Tni larr "T'"'1i'T inasaTTBad rrraraTar
la rnlti :-d 'Fr.HLfu UJuirtw nu m
adciiac . . t- pansyr (!" d to m..mnnm.
aTDeW-haillOP. IflTenMOB, ift DS- B( WOrttft. SBfi
oiar dtpartMiiu of lidauml f .rrws tut
Itm ad in any country. It con: air taa aiaH of
ad patartaaa and l itio f aaT tnTantioB pat ttad
aacS iv-k. T-T it fuur amoata for osa du.iar.
So d r ai Bws.ai!r.
If yoa ktv mm mefntim tt pvnt writa tm
Vl'vnn at t o., I.nh ishfra el MHtOUiM i
Btl r'f"riww nw York
UaadbouK atvat pasaota mailad traa.
CAI TIOS SOT1CE.
ALL t-rrn)tu are bereby cant!oneil
aaiit fishing or l.untire, f i.ertnr
tiefies, or crossing field, or in anv oii..-
-V tr. sos.iS on toe yd.
Doiou
a
i. j
15
t-JV f"f f AtW Tnrtw -W
J 1 mmtt AsaJisBsTitsTt 1 rrprtieii o( tnorv
fH IM tb On HuDdrsx
FJ W thm Lnt'-axl aiaim and Forain eooo
U W tnaj. in irabiiaham of tb iniifl
rVI Anorican ronliniM to a! M ftoiKitorra
f for ptifjt CAMi. tnda-aiArU. oopy.
rrn- for th UnttW tata. in4
to
i US I AT A VALLEY BASK,
eFMlFFLI.ITOTI.1, FA.
wrra
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Indiridaallj Liable.
JOSBPH fiOTHROCK. Prauitt.
T. VAN IitWIN, rtr.
oiaiOToas.
W. C. Poiueroy, Joseph Bohrck,
John Rerrler, Pbilip M. Kepoer,
Aids ii. Boosall, Louis K. Atkinson,
Hubert E. Parker,
TOCtlULI CIl :
Philip V. Kepner, Auuie M. Shelley,
Joorpb Kulbruck, Jsna M. Irwin,
L. E. Alkiuson, . riiraer,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holjies IrwiD,
Aoioa G. Bonsall, T. V.Irs iu,
ChrlitieSnjder, John Herttler.
Mr j Kuriz,
Tbree and Four per cent li.teret will b
paid on certificates ol drpmutn.
rjn 23, 1887 tf
J WISH TO STATE
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
Tbat 1 can rrnr tooibacbb in less than
Ovk tuiiote i no pais, bo extracting.
That 1 can extract tectb without mib
t i be uxe of a Bald applied te tbe teetb
and emus: no daa&er.
Thai Diiit-aaed . Glial (kaown
as ScnrvT) treat -Y Jcrred auccosstull;
and a cure w"f'rmatKi Torv
Teeth Fii-lbd and warranted far Ufa.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged, or
n-m.Hl.iie.r, from S.iH to 914 per eel
h-atitul Gun Eeaioeled Teet inserted a
ptiea to nit ail.
All work warranted to aive perfect aati.i-
f. 'i. n. I'cople wbo bare artiduial teth
with w Lit-b tbey cannot eat, are especiaiir
un it,-1 to call. w"ill visit professional!
a tt eir bui-s if notified by letter.
Will visi r.-gu'arly at aicbfleld the 2nd
wr-k ol a i-! O io'mr.
Txa
' f T : T. S T
V . li. . : . tV,
I'ratin .-! -i :.ii-l,
MTitiL'sut d i!i auri.ijirwM, ri, ik lfti'i
I lirt. It
15. 'iJ
m mi m m
j F-riuer-; end riar.ters. E
: .. r.-.-ef -:. -1 '!.... Erin's tVj--t
j. -ft:y i. NLii.y Cc:., fieat. Feed, l
..r-,. T o- ir hi-Jm raw". TVe i t
ii f'nve l"r- e f
w A T O
rv ft. l ar. ;.. , t
GO-GPCSTIVS; CLUtS.
n xaT-aliL.
lr .Jfr c- --,; ir sy-mt t-t w i V .
"i D" wai -st re tmvr-.rm L-rrr a t
M.i.i-.'ti.yf,W ! .---; rJi'.ik .
Iiy s io ". .n aJli n.i.iin r..-4 tni-W-rtji-r-
f -mr. ' re o-fct m . - -r v
f.i-i.7t'.if-T J-ti .m S.wMHMt'Ktn.
wm. - - '. I-. n-orl. nn ,r 1.- ei. c rl-
!-,- . rirs r stj rt. n- f.-Vt
a m . A- I. icr F.,rt tM .ia.p .csl
mm.r--. c - - i"v. turtlkUim an4 Irrrln,
k r srfc-a.
ii" ' " r ne I. lab STttsai Hiaja tbe vilhta
tr - rwc -.f yj one
m arNTi. rriaaaaivia rep.
i"wi" r.vsx r tin m.M
K e--f. niiiUrd n limited !dticlI
i i.. i..i rurtica.a.a.
Ti.3 Kcvs.ona Watch Club Co.
?. 3. S. . PilUiaiU, Pa.
-- Z -r-jHauoaal liana, or AIT Cem-
V . f -- ercii Atj
- . . At- F r r, .
Vi .-wTrkT. rtrr'.iUrc, a.
: r.iiiti-ra. r. i jr?ts Tt.
- - - S 1 -.V-. V IT. P, f mm . W.
Ik:il-:-i'. It. vtliaiar.oa.iaL
5?
.
1 s
' ev-. icrn"-
' iLn tfactnrttrs f ..r tv
. -e-.:e trade of
tie lati-rt st;"..a of
Carriages,
Surreys,
Phaetons,
Buggies end
Spring Wagons
of tie atit quality, aud guaranteed to
C'va Mtisfaclioa.
Ctit . jus n?rn yrtcsg .
upon jpj'iicr.t.
C'DS". TiT.. 3 i-titnA. A'. 7.
ESSE NTI All OILS
WIXTKRGREEN, PEPPERMINT.
PENNY-ROYAL, SPEARMINT,
Sic,
of prime qualitr bought In any qoantitv for
casb on delivery, tr-e of brokerage com
misnion. storxce, Jtc. hy
DOnK4. OLCOTT,
ftnporftrs and Exporter, fS vTi'ltam St.
New York. Aug. 17, 87. 6m
I I EA BoDT HOTEL,
1
irth St , sonth of CUentnnt, on square
south of the New Fst Otbce. one-hslf
aqutre Iron: Walnnt St. Theatre and in the
vrv bUHiiiesn centre of tbe citv. On the
Anitin-nit at:d Huropean plans. Good rooms
fio-ii 5e to f.S.iK) p. r day. Remodeled and
newiy tarniahed. W. PAINE, M. !.,
Owutr and Proprietor.
Vov. 21. 1863, ly.
Tbeea.'sa p oCze is the
j- v r
i place to r-t job work d'-e. Trv it. It u:
Ipny ron if yoo aeed anything in tbat line
COMUINATIOiN.
SENTINEL& REPUBLICAN
THE WEEKLY PRESS.
One dollar aud fifty cents in
adyance will secure you the
Sentinel & Republican and The
Week.lt Tblss lor tht period of
one year
The Sentinel A Republican
gives nearly twice as much
reading as any one of the
other papers in Juniata, Its re
ports ot all important home
news and enterprises is fuli and
within the period of a year its
variety of reading matter com.
prehends within its scope al
most every topic. Consider
a
that in addition to this, the best
local and literary paper pub
lished in Juniata county, you
can have the Philadelphia
Weeklt Press, one of the best
papers published in America,
you have an offer that comes
seldom to a man and his fam-
After children have learned
to read, the greatest educator
is the newspaper. Every man
should do justice to his faiuiiy
by subscribing for a public
journal.
Subscribers who are in ar
can avail themselves of this
WWU1"4UUU "-V 'TV , I 4lTS ,V IlVr
. r t l . - JfL Jlail All VJ.
rearages aud paying one uobarj
To the COinillg and goillg Ol
iinrl fiftv r-onta in advance.
J -
thereby securing the two pa-
' " 1
pers.
When you have subscribed for
the Slntinel and Republican
you 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
journals published in Juniata
county, and when j-ou accept
this combination offer ot the
two papers you have been red
for yourself and family a news
paper prize of inestimable val
ue for a price so low that it
amounts to almost a marvel.
In this day and generation it
amounts almost to a wrong to
one s self and family to deny
themselves the advantage of a
good paper like the SENTINEL
& REPUBLICAN and a state
pajier like the WEEKLY
PRESS. There are more than
a thousand and one things dur
ing the passage of a vear
that interest and sometimes di
rectly bene6t 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 as they merit.
Do you appreciate a first
rate offer ? Have the kindness
,o 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
epeak him oiicerning it.
A SPLENOID COLLECTioi
Bright, New Fall
WINTER STYLES !
lbs Cbamploa Clothier el Juniata County having Jmtr.
turned TrwU lh Eastern cities) wltlalai MwuUeiTuI
AUTUMN & "WINTER STOCK
Will make friends, cuUbiue riyale, wiu victor ies, aud sell itself 0k j,,
weiits. WEN'S UOY S CHILI'UEN S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
and Gent's fuiiiUiaji ycodi. First Clst-, combiiiit;,; iirle. Qtiulity tt,j
Elegance, w itb prices that will astonish you. X sals is axpaaed Bnlak,
I prove this.
But I ask your patronAfjs on'y when I gi comylet aatiafactios. i,
stock of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS 3. SHOES OVER-ALLS, TV' ATCHKS ttj
jfiWELRT, Cslico, Percal and Wliits shirts, Neck wear, Collar
Cuffe.Tmnka and BatcLels, is full and compkts. Call and sse.
Sam'l STRATER,
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER
IN PATTERSON.
Jitae 16, 1S8C.
J.
WARREN TLBTTE,
ATTORNE l'-A T-L A TT,
M1KFLINTOWN, JUNIATA CO., PA-,
Q"Collecting and couvt-yancing prouivtly
aticndtTl to. Otlice in second etory of Bel
turd building. Eatiance on Main street.
4-29 87.
Locis K. Atkinbos. P. M M. Pei.l.
AThlXSOJ Ii. PE.SELL,
ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW,
MiyFLLNTOWK, PA.
cyCollecting and Ceavayancing preroju
.ttenaea to.
'rncE On Main street, ia r'ace af rgyi
a. xeot Louis K. Atkiasoa, Kaq., soutl.
fl ridge street. JOct 2ti, 16Bb.
MrRlHTORD M D
. CttA tVKV, i'-,
Juiis STcLaiculis. Joseph W. Ptimmel
IK SU RANGE AQEKTS,
PORT ROYAL, JVSIATA CO., PA.
K"On!y reliable Companies repreneutcd.
Dec. S, lHf-'J-ly
w m,Kf nil conform
1 ."--11" "
Tln C..i,u KiiJtiililw fur pi.riniT
r, "
and summer must be supplant-
I "
DV
I J
j i A LL15D WINTER GOODS,
We are nOW tilling OUr
1 1 Ml i- 11 . I r,,.-
shelves with 1- all and W inter
Goods of all kinds. Our cus-
tomeis have appreciated our
eltorts to give tliem g
,OOUS IO
-,-! I .mi. t.nrr.n.1.0 anil Xl't
!
believe that we are better pre -
pared than ever to merit their
Confidence. We invite OU tO
, , , . p. ,
come and see ami he sati.-hed.
In our dress goods de- artmcnt
we have almost cver tliiiisx.
Don't be backward, call for
n uui j uu iillL.
MiiCCS (itlll JZiOOl&.
Our Boot and Shoe De
partment is full in its assort
. 1 i'l.. 1
iiiuni, unu uu eei iauu) can ue
suited in fit, quality and price,
Whatever improvements have
1
been added b' the manufactures
1 , .,
we have them all. V e can
supply ou with foot wear for
. -
any in or out door service. Our
r. ,
grocery Department never lags.
We ha'veon hand a lull line of
Fresh, Plain and Fancy
D.
Med cTni and Surgery and their co..ater,l ! 6 i Too" a, , "
branches. Oflice at the old corner of Tliird 'rt ' P' nm-
and Orange str.eta, MifHintown, I a. , J " ' '' "vt-. at lna
. , .5,. lw- ' at 5 Li . m., lUrrbur.' 7.00 v. w.. il
March JU. 1.6. adej.hia 4 25 a. m.
TX i mail P V TUB? I ) T "1st I If ST Ul
v a m, o Jo j. ui,7 2o p m.
Also, the Only full line of! , Trains leave Tyrone tor Wa.-riuriS.ri,
i I'euuhylvuiiiB t uraace aud Scotia at
QUEENS WA RE u r 4 "p -
-LM j Trams arrive at Tyrone fr.nu Iieiifla
in the county. Every house ! "J ''"ck JIaveu "u-ui""'"nJ,irpa'
U., ... 1.. J..iJrttin8t Tyn...a from Curi-
inu.k uav uo mil MJ)iuy Ol
Queens and Glassware, this is j
,1 . , ,
the store to call on lor such ur-
tides.
All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention.
ltemember the phu-e,
Mais Street. Opposite CorKT House,
Mifllintown, Pa.,
Frederick ESrENSC'T ADE.
B&SlNES
sSyrup
CURES
mm
GbUGHS
DS.
1
7
AUD
PENNSTLYaKIl E11LE0AC.
TIM I-TilLl
Oa ae after Suae Nov'r"l"i5
traiaitat (letal K B.a a iil rsa stfo!,,.,.
EASTWARD.
lioosa Acoosmodiiih leaves Altssas
daily at 6 20 a. tu., Tyrone 5J; , ,
Hnntitig4oD t.Si a. m., Uvaux fttiJn aj
6,f9 a. m., Keaton IJtuiilloa T,fc4 s. a
SicVevtown 7,ii a. iu., L.wiii?own 7.53
iu., Milford 8. II a. in., li.tT.n b,i7 t M'
Port Royal 8.23 a. o-. Uriicu S, '
Tnscarora 8,32 a. ru., Vna kt b.M m '
Ttimpiioiitown 8.3 a. tu., Durrj sj;
rn., Milli-mio d 8,54 a ui.. .Ntuct i"ni.
ru., arrivirp at Iiarriiur2 at lu l'.'a. a
- j aD.l at 1'Liladf Iihia, 3 id p. tu. '
el j Sea tMeiB Exeaaas leaves altoeuadrlt
I at ": e m., and sloj j.iag a ail rtx- tr
staiioi s Intvt.fn AII.iim,, LJ Uarrinb "r.
reu-a .iu a. sc.jij . m., Harnnburf
I 11.40 i.. ii.. and irrna. in Pm:..i..l .. '
3.1-1 p. Bl.
kail Kij ri s leaves Pittsburg at 1 Ol'paj.
Altoona ti 2 p ci ; Tyrone U 54 p m ; Um
ingdon 7 SS7 f iu ; Lea iatown 8 61 j. nj ; M;f.
tlin9 1&piu; Iiaxrinburg lu 45 y w ; Ja;a.
dcipLia 4 25 a in.
l'bi.adelphU Express rill ,;tp ; U.tt
at 11 3a wbea Ujgg-.-J.
TTtb IfA fill.
1 Fast Li.i. le.vea Pi,;l - h sa-v
' II fji) a m; lUrrbur; s u ; S.l,
.dtcrn.; Lt;o s t.: ; im.,
' 10ln.; ar.iwait l':t!,i.rratll iiiit.
L .r,"",G,,J,,,,n PL.UVb,.
oi;y ii 1 an a. m.j UarrKbura. P IS a.
Du,"-nnon. K'i, -a a
4,...m.siu,Ui,ol!,.J.5,
, '-. a.i i.yn . io oti . tll.; a.
or. 10 4 a. in.; Iloiico, la o." a. u.; ran
I nerval, luiJl. uj.; aii;i!;n, 10 Jo m. a
i Millo.-d, 10 26 a. m : Narrow.. 10 l . .
a. iu.; Xoatun Uaiuiilua, 11 3'j . bi. Uao.
i . ,,;,,, im s. to.;
I Altoona, 1 40 p. m., and stop at an r.uiir
1 slat:ol:s tietweeu nrnabiug auj Aliui.a.
uVbT,B hxrars. i0.r0. Phiuja,..
J'.f1;. -
i nou wK'rla'1'1. TWiip.uniii,
-IK C ... - . -aa-JSMil., A Ii icaa-
I 4 or nuai, uuitf al ll.Miu. I I , ... 11.
'o.iua, m u a. in., and t'lU.burg, a lj i.j
Mail Isais 1
1 f i.-i - ; .
i lrt 1:1 P- "-t Slltil!! 1J.4; p. Bl!, SUB-
; puga: ai; n-guur si;i..u. i..,a us..
j :S"". A"1"'" al a j
lti.oa AuceaaoDATiua lai.., Tml.
I adelpl.ia d iily at 11 oU a. tu., Hrn!iKr IX
,4.10 p.m., lii.Dconsoi 4 . r. m ,
j C::::;'."
i'- 1 ,:8t"ri'r ,s m.. an,,. r.
Hi., Port ko .1! :,,.' i p.m., Ali.ln.. t.U
, -: p..m , new,
I AH Tl. l X..wf.,n II. -
liuMllhii.lon 7 41 p. iu. AHi ?. V Hy.
Pucii'c Kxpirnti.: res I'hila lc:pi.:a 11
V1"' Hamburg II. a m ; .u.ica!.a., I
iJllui f.rwp.rl 4 Ml a:u; .::E.c4IJi
- ; I".!, ? VV. ?' r "r",6ii
1 B IU ; Alt. C li lull a o i ft 111 ; !J ,ih h-a. -1..L fl
- ; ivieLurg a m t.ruc ri
it 48 am; Tvroue 4 0i a ui ; bcii'n M..11
-. ..7 ... ! ,. ...... '
anooua o a u ; rii.it- i
j '"s.''Le Kxpre,, .t, .. su.d..
T.'" c01""' suuday uai e.t isani
! liarrisbiirg at 1 Io p. in.
Wa Par.per ei and Uaii i
, stop at Luckaosr and 1'oornitn's Spriag,
when tinged.
T lkwistowndu isi..n.
j iraiua leave Lea lAtowu Juiii'iiiiD fur
roT at S! 10 5 : a m, z vVk -, m
' Siinbury at 7 15 a ru, 3 CO p m.
, Tram. OT at L.mi.;uwu jUIatioufr,
, su i,nm
I T1KONB MVislM.V.
Trains leave Tyrone lur Brllr foLtf ts
j Lock listen at 8 iu a m, 7 1 j p iu. Lr.'l
j Tyrone lor Curweusrille an 1 ticirtt.d '
' Ul-arfleld at b a in, auJ ii 4
iu. b i 7 p m.
i rone irom sco.u,
ri,,r Mark ,mi ivuuswrwuf urwtui
Trmtis arrive at Tyrone from Se.n.a,"-
u3 a 111, ar 8.4 p m
11. k. B. T. R. II. i. BEPKuKD DIVlilO.V.
Trains leave Huntingdon f..r BcJ'i
Hyndiiian and CumberUuJ at f ii s. a
and 6 ;j p. m.
Tmins arrive at !lunt.ng Ion trim En
fold, Hyi.nu.un and Cuiiibrrland at 1- '
p. m., 6 20 p. rr..
HoLLIliAVSBL'LG BRANCH.
Trains leave A I toons tor poinm S"0-s.
7 20 a in 8 -25 a ni. 2 J) p rn. 6 ( 0
00 p in., 9 5i p in.
Ir.un.s arrivo at Allooi a l..m
South, at ri & a ru. 11 i'i m. hi t '"
IX) p ru. 7 '2b p. ui. and 10 -'.i p in.
r.u .. ...
McKillips & Cos. PIisirgKiil
I'ort Royal f'ci.ua.
atmrjiCTt'iEii or
Ornamental I'crticos,
Hratket and Scroll TTork.
DOUKS, SASH, liLIMLS SIIW-XC
AImo. d-al-rK in ahii.H--'. In'- nd
mnirM r of evvrv il"s.n moh.
Cntir.Ti nnil.i : nor::."f o'i't.
Cr-
llrrs I r hit1 lir..n .(It BMrd'1 t
orders Lhould be sen In.
McKILLlP-
' IsTTT HIT III
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