:.:;-.-.'-.---i ' ! II SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN MirFLINTOUX. nEIKESD.IT, MAT 21, 1MK). B. F. S C II V E I K II , atirrua as. rioMirroi. I.T()01 I. Tvralve b;iti,lre, I feet alov lord of the te:i. nail -l. ,se nr to iuth si.l of the Nfiuul cuiumn the the of l.v lue -.ueguenjr mountain, ucar wher th npriu's of the Juniata river -ts,it, lies Alto.m.i. Whnt tlir Btunoth wurnliii- wrl Altoona nn-nris ia for Full, 'Insists to discover. There are people who rmlieve it to I . . T . . 1 ..... . , . t - in inaiau ijjuiif meaning, mi ioi l'I'mi vnii, ou; when tliev i: - - uti n!ed with the fact t hat a . u;.' ia tu uoi tli of Kui-'pe, iu M .Nt. in. ,., t! . i.;w';ilil- near the ,u :hci i.-, an Aito.,ti;i. titer slink their hfa.U in , juht in t . its In linn "ri-!";.f"r " w' r' Indians in nyra r.ur -j or who in the lour pre - iiinrorii rif A........ ; .... t. .i:.. ' I... 1 . t j.mo Laiae, anil appii-il it to a place in the fur auny lo I.i::d country acrosi the sea. ll.i'id Iia- I ti the growth of tl:e I'eiin Iva iia Allooh.i, it was not 1 .1 . : . l .. . i .i . i t oroiini uno iM ir.;,r i) iiu mviiucHli wand of Hie mnirieiau. but hx the systerni? I cetitr:ili.:iu' trade and travel tr:in-. oi tarioii interests if one of the nio-t p-overful ra Iroad ran- izatioiis in th oiid. The P. - an - sylra-:ia Uaih'cad C iap ny is one .f tne rtat oi-.-ai.iatious tuat is cnair- d iu tht herculean strjle for tna.t-ry of th. through trade travel tran-poi l.:lioii ,,f H. ,., ncut. and Alto.ijia js ,,n.. ,,f point-hioimt its i :'? wh. r.' it peiuls a j. rtion i !' i' enerv Ul I1K.V f, - -SUI't.li.'J. :m airs aiel transportation! it will c. 'iitintie to ijrow Ii.i m:-; th- lailroad a'e which is v in it.- mtic. y r r i i r: t i I some fu - t.if.l hi 'V r n rail i- :t I m it proper to o ilu ectory jiiccnti ai tU wh, rc.s at Alti l solue- i, r i-U. S ich thitiL,'- tak ( ' ,!istant;tn' mo place. . d the t capital f ! f r m !:.!:. t ustan' in, "pi A lira ,::!' k r., w not ) orvorfi tu'TT 1'hnron i thv l'.ptians who .'.!, but Alt-omi is safi: f. !' a ov" f:itl, 'II t lia' who ku"s .' c itae, attc-r A U OIAN I IV. It i i'!y f"i ;v , his ,'f ae, and a verj t hmj itiATiortant must needs have a woman in i, so must Al'oona. 'I'h woman ap-u ars at t':ie 1 fiiini utr 1 when tl.e birain made f.r t!:i, tiist plot of ground where the Logan 1 h ,iisif stands and vh"re the original shops ;U '. !,,cat d. A I'hila lelphia lawyer had been s, til to 1 uv a prop- 1 to- (I t V VI --'J ilCll lj UJuW I .1. fi ri: r n I Mi',' Th!- rin'.rotir f, 1 on uir, iiir i , i, ! :i 'iniit It J"-a n to , n . i 1, i :ioi iiui'.-inv 1!1 I In- f.-iriii. M;i to i, all poMsil'i'iitii s "f a f uliire i cha.s-- a letter was set.t to the rv t ii"'. i-ii-ii having ev, n it" t, pav M.0lH). V.'hiie the JlttofU !, ! i.i-1 l.'ltV Vl T w:iut Kobioli's house he casioii tt, walk i't the vai',1 a iii-ci, It nta lv tin npi ,1 tin I. -I c r- 1 tl.i rw h-tt r. ; Mr-. KoU: ni f- in.etiiat :iv, touinl it. rea.l it. fall.-tl hi r Ij ur.1 i.n.I out of tin.- hotie. na I it to him an, I sai,l : -'l'iii ii- is f our tho:i;rnl in-ire yon cm ki-I f,,r tin- farm, ('nt it, put the sah- tT for a Jay uinl rai-e the price." "Ah." i-ui'l ,1ns-,n, "the araiii for ftVOOO i aUuit f,,m- pletf." hut the ti'iii k wit i f the wo- in.'iti was c,t::u Tor tne t,t-faion. she. 'tell thu lawyer your wife, will ii, t join with volt in the iloi .l. " , Tlut si ttletl ir. They :;,,t tile 1'), OtH'. Other farms have hi en ah-! n. ,rle. In- ihis r.ii'ir. 'rv 1 plant. Tlie j . i . l i .. r ... t tin nils exT.'U'leu lisu i, u i.Tt X'r i I si.;.-, ai.'l new shops 1 1 , . t vet com eil. that will enit 1 'V s.nl thou s:Ul,l tin .1 lilt.' hfell h.lil', mil' away fi, in where the h al with K"l isoii ami his wfe v. as m:i-le. t in.-, i - i ii t ,? whifli th "t oi'is ir- n, t Tor reli-iou f. I A t' men are tl K-k :i;i puriH.se, t, tw l the knee to a i ctitfh t liV At! mi;htv il'.llar. w 1'i-opiiet, but to .......... I tl ..I ... tl. 11C t- , r. .. i,. .1. . ..:! i : I ' , , . ' .1 . Ui il I II '(! I Company issii. s every ni ,th to There u' I.. m ,ny ... re. an-1 !'. ,, share vf th I, I' otilv a . I pla w il h a 1:it;'' nana .... ,r devotees, i e muty men letting their -it this i not . dollars, hut J:mi it; a'c l a--. il t . '.! it is a , I pla..- KoU MARUI VOFAI'.I.E WOVFN, who are fan li.lates for tuatrimony t ,'et i"i''li a hushau'l. aii'l the fa ther, who has a family of gruwn ilauoht' r . atnl desires to havo them marrie I tua do well t move to the Mountain Oitv. M u are plenty w ho et hiffwii es ami w ho are tired ,f boHi-hti;,' h i. and lintel life, and who 1oI:l f i- their own individual vine and C.j; tit. habitation. Vi MAT l'.K SAII of this youuo c.ty of :t(i.(MM) people. There are few poor penpl s within its limits. It draws its food supply flolu the rallies that nestle between the spurs of the Allegheny ratine of mountains, and reaches as far down the Juniata Valley us MitTlin for lumy of the -ood things to eat, thus pi-.oiii- the oem ral benefit that arises from a diversified industry. If all the people of Ahoomt were sent haek to the farms to mcke their living, the splendid home mark' t that Alt oii now furnishes for hun dreds of farmers would lie destroyed and the firmer wouhl he out of that much cash with which thev now supply their homes with the luxuries of lite. John t ihl from Bavaria, Germany, built the first house, jvliere tlie Red Lvoii H itel stands. About the time the house waseomplfted. Mr. Wright, who was connected with the railroad projift, proposed to sell him the lot occupied by the Brant House for three hundred dollars. Said, Stall. "I haw onlv f7 to my name, I can't buy it." "Yes." said Wright, "you can." Or r y. n h r," pointing in the direction of where the old round ho ust) now is, ".i shop is to be built in which three hundred men are to work, and the lot will increase in price a couple of hundred dollars eT rr jew in a number of years to com," but StaLl did not buy. city. Andrew Todl is a trusted etn- "Now," s&id Stahl, epeakiD; to th ployee in a large mercantile bouse, writer of thin article, '-the Railroad We are indebted to him and his Company hare five thousand men at friend W. T. Cutler for f&vors. work here, and more are to come to TInry Scholl. J. hn GusharJ. Geo. work in tae new shops bvlow town, iieck and W'ux. Wagner -of MifSin Iflhivl taken Wright'a advice I town; were in attendance npon tha wohM have made money. I would dedication of the Masonic Temple, be a rich man if I had known what Richard Vaux of Philadelphia was in was to Uke pl;ue here. attemiauce up the dedication, and Stahl'a life in AJto.n. has not when he ma le it known that a dea been a failure. He has been a use- patch had been sent Lira. th.it the Iie ful man and measurably a sticeessful ' publicans in the late Randall !i r one in th- a.iniisiti.it. of property.! would Cot nominate a candidate He told us the first property he t apainst him for the upecial election bjnght was from an Irish loss of io.Conj.Te, the Democratic breth Snrah Furna- for whom he built a ! ren of the fratercitr wre imnti!. Louse. The boss had no money, but instead offered several lots on 13th street, which Stahl ace ptt-d as pay f:r his work. He built himself ev eral houses in one of which he lives in tlmsetiWl n i.cr tlitvs r.f hi., ,1.1 .- It, i . . . ..It , ne was me UuiWIer ol ti:e splen. lit . v :itiu:i- cliurcti and Convent iifir ' .sp-l Hill, and when the projectors ' f the buildings were d.scouaed for war.t f funds, and proposed to give ' u his indomitable jH-rseverauce ! induce. to say : -No I'll nt f-ive ut, I U , ui vlf ! f ,r iu..Uey for the cause U and b- I j-;Ttt Ufji i up. r mueii tor tue courage anu 1 z al of t.m first biuldi-r m Altoona I He hilit d to us a photograph of ' decorative work exH"ute 1 by his own , hands in the German Ca'holie church, I that stands not far fp)iu mud Town Hill, nn eleviit.'d piece of ''rotiTl d from which mav ! had. a Ktdendid vie v of this city that is built over) 'more hills than were in the eternal! city of Home. J Alt' ku;i has thirty churches. ; Four banks. 1 wentr-eisrlit sal sins. the j Forty lawyers and as many dK--a;id . tors. II t i - i Sixty t ivrht scliJols w ith more than tlie on.' hundred teachers. ex ' A numb, r d Catholic par'Vhiel and bclun'Is. Seven newspapers, four of them iituies. It has many pamblin devotees. , It is a rood place for real state in- Vest illellt. It I asa debt f four hundred and ten thousand dollats. I It has all kinds of club Uld secret sis'iety organization we were there, lat 13. and the da lhurMlay, M.n THK XF.W MVSONIC TKMI-I.F. i on t h,, Avelil! nn r of 12th sti'fawt aud 11th was ib dicated. The temple is said t, matter 1 the lias. I., the most complete in of of f appointment outside nic Temple in the C'itr Hrotht rly Love. There w. ru res ent at the dedication members from all parts of Central l'ennsvlvaiiia and from other parts of the state Ma sons of all degrees from Ktit'T'-d Ap- prentice Degree, on up ti ro-.jgh dl the degrees of S I,,::i' i'm Ti tuple Masoiirv, throilgu tic- lv :t; Al :tl Ar.L De::r,c. into ' .i.ttiii'i Crasa-ler! iMii'lit Tetml:ir ile-rt-s were tin' re. j A;t.-..ii:t iui to tii- L,ttM A-iuri- i iim m:m:i;i -merit for the f.r:i,lin- mil fuv-ti;; f strrete t hi-ail t.ff j, l I t rv iu sn. li i titi-rj'risi s. Tlie jolI ry in tin f.i'liiii' anil j'avii: of street s l:.-i.M Tt 'tin- so is-nitnun that it lf-j i-aiin-m i t-aiy to take the matter out of the han.ls c-f the eitvor tuwii i-oan-! t-il an 1 1 i.'-'e it anion-' i.ivi-crtv hi hi- ri s. N s-trtet fan U- ratli-.l or uveil I witho.it fust ohtaiuiiiij the cutis: nt j o t tluiMs ot me own rs oi ro- ,ei ty alotithe .-treet ujtn which theli,r-t out of the way the euine striu-k i ' imi-rmmeiit is r r ios-.l to le .na.le. j the wagon au-1 the two horses next ' Vinn two thir.ls of the iroi,erty j to it. j hoi, U-it. 'ive their eonsrut l.v jeti-j The force was ti rrilic. The two, : tiou for the r,liii aiul paving of a I liors'-s were ki'!e,l outright anil the j street the work tuay ! iloiif. not at j was rclf.-,l to fragments, j the general f-xpetisf of the ta":iyers ! Mr. U iMe was lnirletl a !onr 'listanee ' of the eitv, hut at the xi.-. ns'? -f the jn-opeit.v hoUlers aloti-; thei;tet on which the improvement i.-iii-.'lo. The Juciata Valley EWT, ,r-IAL A.-S-H UTto met in the r-tlife of the Altoona Tribune at 10 o'clock a. m. The sl itors pres.-nt were iK rn of th, t,xna Tribune. Ciinr.i l of the le Al i Vey tow n Journal. Shmm of the Nw--' j port I.e. I o-er. Allison of the Juniata j i ru ral, i. jac-inan gi uie .iiiiiiiiii,,iu i,',,i,fi, - ,,ui:i; ami pretiy mar ' lU'inoernt Hii.l I-LHster f Hand . ! ri-d woman, a babr eirriiirr if t.!, . . . . . p,.- - i.. . .. ,t , it- i. itr o i me -j.c:uuei,t Kepitnncai. ; Liuos.-iy i .f tko Huntitr-Ui New ' LU umbau Ti , t lm 1 1 , ... t . I . v. A .1 I vane. TannabaUr of the Coalport Standard. .s,.e.lv ,.f the l,rt Koval . . . lllietj. ocuweit-r Ol.tlie-I lataSen-) .... 1 . , '"..t au.l U,'iui'iican. j I'resi.hut Dern called the tueetina; to order. Si-cretarv and Treasurer , Conrad rea l the minutes of the ast ; year with a statement of the financial standing i f the Association, which Hunouncetl a Biirj-lus in the Treasury, all of which v.asuj-jroved. H C Dt-i n vtas re-elected Presi- teut. Dr. A. i. L.ruralanj:h, ice President : K. Gmrad, Secrttary and j RIl)i xprs, thankfulness that "no 1-.. .... 1 t ' CM. git. . . ' . - ... treasurer ; ami jeor.je hlirom, li. (i-tMHllander and V. M. Allison, ; executive committee. iieirs. IK-rn, IJrunibau'h and Conrad by virtue of their office are niemberaof the execu tive committee. Winchester, Va., wan select'. d as tlie object ivo point for the next an nual summer excursion, and from August 2t.th to 30th us the date. 15u'z ot the Huntingdon Globe was m town, but came to late to paruci ite in the meetiuj; of the Assix-ia J 1 tion. Mcl'ike of the Times isja Cath olic. and his church that day held npK'ial ascension day Bervices and that kept lii in away. Private bnsi ni.t kept Slept of the ilirror, and Dunuiire of the Independent, aud the other Altoona editors from the meeting. We are indebted to editor Sw utz of the Tribune for courtesies. O.N THK STREETS one frequently meets Juniata county people, who all apeak highly of their new heme. Among t. whom we met, were E. W. II Ki t : ftremn of the'Independent, A i..ui J. Greer, who until last Augu.st was a writer ! on the Tribune. The journey of six- ty four years in this vale of t ars h tv left ttieir impriut on He h.- been an invali i with Greer. bron- chitis Fiuce last Ootobt-r. ive bio beriskecriig house and bordei8 aud has a job at j2.(H) a day. at wo: k on theprant hou.e. C. C. Kins. !s etf .u,.t u til, ttt rtAur litm 111- t..v.... - -- " " IJooks reports the practice of medi cine as m a flourishing state. Tel- grapn operator r asic, iod oi wcliu Panic of Patterson is pleased with his situation in the Mountain City. Dr. Weidman's appearance and bear. Lng indicate that he haa become one of the substantial men of the young piesdea, ana ail the others said. good. Oriental. O.ir i!t master. E. Cr. Sheaffcr "-" ui uwui luruwieu . .-.. 1 1 w fl ..u, .. . I , I f- l 1 I "lul "uli ur ln PsJ'ct-..t office. w Li -h is quite a i improvement to the appvjrance of his store room as well 14 a convenience to the pa t"or a of ti e office. A few davs ao Lew Arnold's irrey mare tried her skill troftiofr on El. SI.- afTer's loard w.:Jk ; they gay she .uia u nice ano m i le coou liuie. S mj tune ago Ed. 8'uffc mer- chnnt and p iT ni-ter at K-ioiistowc had the mi-fortune Cf hvic a num. ' ber , f CnUhed fence stolen ! 1- fr..... !.;, ....i ,;...i .. i..-Itd crried, or ha A A ' A 1A UlliA II1A1A I a I 1 HJl M a'EllAu . away, which he had scattered al on? the road fvr the erection a fence. This is th first instance your report er ever i-urd of any man's po6t fence having l e n sti-Ieu, and we are will i:i to score one for Kuousetown. Hut now, is not a post mas er as niuci: a puunc ollicer as a conpress man f If so. we think ho should be i paid for his posts out id the public treasury just the 6ame as our (un-) , woi thv cor.!7rehsmen for what t her lot-t on Silcott the alistondiu"- de- ! faulter. L-'t us have equal rights. i.ne wueai crop in this section irives promise of a bountiful bar- vtst. J If every body would mind their i ow n business and allow cTerybody else to.miml Ins. it wouhl b ono iu portantstep towards restoring this world to a para disc. 'fr nave i.iil, a un stakes and , iml l"eir tfnt in Mlddleburr for tiirt summer, to work in th WOOlls. Mr. and M'ra. brought are off on Daniel llocken a viit to their Norlhumberland s-ns, at l'ax'nof", county. Soiu,' candidates i nru alrea lv at i work buildiug up fences. JSetter not allow the fences to bocorae dil apidated during term of office, then thev would require less repairs. May 16, 1S00. Amicus. GE.VER.1L .YEWS ITEMS - A ti-rr;We si'vl.Ur.t oi-c-.iro-l nt th ; 'rn.le i-tos.,::i' on t!ie linf of tlie; j P.-nnsylvtKi r.-iilr.:i.l at MoVi-ytown Sta. ion m Mav 14. Its vii-tim a re S IInlilc. i.f Oliver township. MitHm i-o'inty. Mr. Ilulile was in the aft -f Jrivip a f urhor.-e ti-ani ftTs the t;u,-ks vvitli a l-al r.f wln - at, -r--:-turv to tain it to the n a'eh -jiism on thu south si J. of the ; tracks, when a fa.-t freight, east. raiuu :n.ii. iwmre re roiun an, l reoeivtsl injuries of tmoh a ehar- after as to rnler liis recovery iru pojti!ie ari,l he tlie.l shortlv after war. The acciJwnt ia the first ,f its kin, I t, occur at the cr-iu nam e.1. Its utifrtuuate victim was a well to l - farmer who ow-netl a farm in th township about three miles from wh-re the afi-i.h-ut oecurretl. A n si.h.ut i.f Washington Pa., de- sinn. a licens-. offered to buy his -- c- - . i.i . pn - ureu me names ot tony reput c.t izuii for Lis i:itun. TL t rnniUT tr, im in r. .f n t.:.aa n.l rr:.".. and is grea'ly U.li-hted at her h.tccef-3. Mrs. lfarr Rist. of Pottsville, wn.s .... ... . ... . ' htruct !iy Ii;litiiin while iTepanii st:i.ier ami thrown violently to th thu r. She was reiidcied unconscious and one si if of her lody ws com fdetely l arali zo I. Considerable dam age w.i.s done to the house. Iu . n audible, reflection over the racket, in the vicinity of tho nicrry-ro-round in istown Rotue nights .?.. the Lewistown Sentinel inlmnur two Mitllintowners can lick j,,... K1 j to )()ot Jjewi The Patrons of Husbandry have pnrchasetl twenty acres of laud ad jacent to the town of Centre Hall for their picnio grounds, and will have a great exhibition there in Sep-t'mlM-r. The semi ani'ual enoa'-.-Timent'oflthe O. A. K.,of Pennsylvania, will be hald on Cemetery Ride, at Gettvsberor August 30 to S pteinlr 5. Senator In palls, of Kansas, will be. the orator at Gettysburg on Decora tion Da The promise i bright for a big crop of cherries this year in Cu'-ks county. Flood victims are still bein out of the mud at Johnstown. duj The l oontry Editor. From the Germantown Republican. "He riseth iu the morning and knoweth not what a day may briug forth. If he telltith all the news he rmttlf.fTl a (rrot riaL rtf L.tetrter a tin M ,.,lt ? irh- ..ti,.ti1 1 .. f c, and there is nojov in it. The craftv i ttt'ilt .i .. 1 . Iiiiii t Tt I mvin.r Vtirv, ' , f,.. ,... ,.fTf.,- ,.x.nt : Bnj foIul lnothf.rs f,.own on him J he fails to flattir tLt.ir frt.ckie)1 f:lceJ br.Mirt. All,i An ilis wavs are wavs . a. ... ! ol woe an,! Ins ilavs are tuui ot sor- Tle i;fe in;Hram.e mMl Mt j t(.,h SIlares fnr y-, n(i on the whole he hath a duce of a time." A Biff Shew Cemlat Allen's Great Eastern Shows, a con stellation in the realm of circuadom, will shortly exhibit in our micUt ia conjunction with Van Vrankin's won derful troup of educated horses. The most wonderful exhibition of equine aagacity extant. Prof. Van Vraokeo stands to-day preeminent as an educji-' tor of this the noblest of beasts, and j to see his wonderful work exemplified one must witness the jerformauce of Al en's Great Eastern Shows June 4, : 1800. jieh nitre STORE. M. P. C&awfosd, Phabmacist, I lias opened a new drug store in Mif-1 flintown and has in stock a full line ! of all poods kept in a first class j drug store. pREscnti-noss accttute- ; lt conporxiEi. Purity of inredi-! ents guaranteed. The patronage of ; the public is retectfully solicited. 1 IJtmocrat and Reinster building. I opiosite Odd Fellows' Hall, Bri.lgo : etrwt. tf. 1 Will handle in every town or c ij where Allen's Great Eastern Show ex hibits, some vicious local horse. He daily encounters wild and vicious au"- i . ... . mats anci the harht between man and t will be worth miles of travel t i - It will U the most scientific as WU exciting exhibition ever wit- iu iiiiftiuiitv. ixeepinmi't lie day and diue jf the coming fi Alle-i's ?r-t listers 3hows, June 4, 1 j A Spring- Medicine. The dru?ists claim that people call dailv for the now cure for con- stipation and sick headache, discov- ered by Dr. Silas Lane while in the Rocky mountains. It is said to le Oresron Tnie rot fa trreat remedr Hie far west for those complaints) ! j combined with simple herbs, nud is i . made for use by pouring on Imilirc water to draw out the strength. Im sells nt 40 cents a pnckairo and called Lane's Family Medicine- tf. e- I Ask Your Friend About It. Yonr j;trPsi,;nfr omih can h( our. T.alsam within the past few year t ilds li em-ed so msnv conMis end in this community Its remarkable sale has been won entirely by its genuine merit. Ask some friend who has used it what he thinks of Kemp's Balsam. There is no medi- cine so pure, none no effective, Larere K,ttles"30c and SI ut all dm - gists. tf TO CONSU M PTIVES The unih-rsineJ having hen re- storetl to hea'th hv simple means, .. e ..: r ... ' i . urn stiiueiii, joi rt'i-i:tj i ru i -t t .1 : a W'M'J i mg fitif-i-t:,.n, an.l that I I tlruatl ilis'af Consumption, j,; ari-' I ions t rni'.ko known to his fi-Howsuf j ftnrs the miaus of t-ure. To tho.e 'h-siii' it, he will eimeri .iliV sen:; .o i (free of i-l:arr',) n eopy of the pi-r-heriptin .ii-l. which tiny will t'n;! a sure cur- f r I'nniimpfion. .-Isthmn, Calairh, ISnjuc.ttis. rn.tl a'.! tiiroat'au i Ijii' JltUdtn. He hopvs nil su-T- r- rs w ill i iv his leiuflv as it is in-val.ialih-. Those ileirin tlie prt S4aripti"!i, whlfii will ros'i tin i:i liot!--iiiH, Hin! may pr ve a lle-.iiijr. wiil please a. 1, '.less Rer. Edvcard.1. Hi'son, ilorin. i .ii J!!is Ci'ULttr, .ew York. Opporlunll) le Secure galua. Itar- S-tnitieT S rax-r did Rot find a cus i tomer to buy l.i clot l.iiijf stole, (therefore le La laid in a t.ice i.e-w stork tt Tety low esdi price. Oi l ft ck still nt est as he wants to ipiit ; Lueiii-;i-s aud will sell to anvore j ur.tii i to bay hiia out He it! ! vites you to 'ull end lesrn t iiuk nul j so fvtthat Lis oioi" on Bridge Street, ' Pattersr.i. 3I.iv 7, 1-v.t ) 3;!!. And in fact nil admirers f h. rs, flos! LaVC U V;li4iHlIc tr-U' ill nUrC- f fl ; ail.uti.nj u.e j .1 r.n-, an , Vf 1 luf &a Frankea, the won i I jimti.iB, eoii;ii 1 iiik;.f , r in .n t 1. 1 1 . . m I - tt i,u v.uu j.j t c i. ut UK. .111. nn I Vl;il k 'n itMlidsto da.- tLe teer f'c.s P r sir: J:u,- Oscar 11. (ihawll, the m(,us horse tit;ii!, r, and w. 1. : l'ld's fa 1 . . SULhIiI- ing of ki.-kinu', shyinr. I lie kili tr and ; cnuiai.aeioiis iioines la wonu miles A . . 1 ... - . ... - A t of trawl to witne-s. A free exhibi jiion oi niva-.iiio' n,,vs wut te o-ivci: j in the public tl.e ilav ni the show in .IiUliut,)wn. .June 4, U.-.Hi. Consumption Surely Curod. To Tn troa: PlaaM infurra Tonr r4ra that 1 have a pnaiure rviuetly for Uie above-named din p. By lis timely oae thooeand. of hopeloaa eaeaa bare be-n perm-nrntly cu .1. I nhall be Klzd to arad two Ix'ttlra or iuy remeily FRHE to any of to a.d t-ob,.t.j of,yrn..lyrRr.Eto.yf your raaJcra who have etmauninti.io it thev will idurCi,.Udr.u..lii.' fally. X. A. bjCUil. M. C. Ihl I'exrl St., S. I. CARTERS llTTLE 8VER PILLS. 'sh i fSIck Hua, larhe an relieve all the troubles Ind dent to a tutinua stale of tho svntem. such as lizinew. Nausea. Urowsiijess." I)ilres after eauntt. Pain in tlie Ride. Ac While tlieir moat remarkable succesa has been ahown in cuiinK Headache, yet Cjstu a Ij-ttui ln ra Pnxs are eual!y valuable in onst.tion. cuncif and preventing this annorinir complaint, while thev also co.-rts-t all dianfders rrf the stomach, stimulate the liter aad rt,-uLe tike bowels. lven If U.ey oulv cured Ache they would be almixt prlceleaa to those who suffer from this duaressinc complaint: but fortunately their goodness d.s at end h-ra. and those who once tn- them will find these Utile pit is valuable In ao manv ways that they will not be wlUtnc Bo do without tbem. But after ail sick bead is the bane of so manv Uvea that here is where we make our great bnaet. Our piUa cure tt while others do not. Cast-tr Li rut Lira Pttxa are very smalt and very easy to take. One or two pills make d.we. They are strictly vereta ble and do not gripe or pnnra. hot by their trentle action rlesse all who tae them, la vials at SS cents: Bvs i -t fl s- 41 everywhere, or sent by nuL ExalKL blh SsdFfb. tr- CO AGUE I took Cold, ' I took Sick, I TOOK SOOTT'S SOD result: I tako My Meals, I take My Rest, ASO I AM TICOaOCS ESOIUH TO TAKE ANYTHING I CAS LAY MY HAMS O ; fclliiie fat loo, for Scott's mulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil and H vpophosphitesorLimeand Soda ,,r ONLY CCRED MY llirip- nt Consumption b't built ME IT, AN1 IS NOW PCTTINC FLESH ON MY BONES AT THE RATE OF A FOUND A DAY. I TAKE IT JUST AS EASILY AS I DO MILK." SUCH TESTIMONY IS NOTHING NEW. SCOTT"S EMl'ISIO IS DOI.Nli WONDERS daily. Take no other. WANTED AGENTS to solicit oKBeas r om l?m. SHRUBS, VINES, &C. . r JL STEADY WORK TlriViaW For UoHrt, ldmUlo . tiTT BlrTBxpneB.orCom- iSiif L. mlion it prforrl. Jl3sfcwTir row m full lm of -rH- fk. r..;. A.i.kl, IjanJ oiii uT'vi urrxcE. n'rifr immtiity for (mA R. C. CHASE & CO.. PHIL A., PA, SCOTT'S mm Of Pure Cod Liver Oil and KYrCFHCSPKITES of Lime and Soda la ndorwc'l and rrwcrlbed lartlnir I-hyBlclaQS bcaufte both die l.iir 4U aud Hypphomphit Z""o ! 1 rweulae-I ) Aeni iu ll,e cure oi 1Hntutiliv. II la i paiauble a nilla. Scott's Emulsion i a woitdrrfui b'll l't'-i ttr, r. ft im the Jteei MUmB.lv tor CONSUMPTION, Scrofula, Broocbitia, Wasting- Dia- II Chrome Consrhs and Celda. - -Taj i.rt Announceraents. T'.it- (. n-iitTii: tii 1 y tli front i! t Ptt-Airiic K'ult' nt ric It.r at' n'tt Kit ttci-n tti,i:iitiy a.r e.t n' U' i -ritf' .1. al.it Ut ilfviti..- !f,re:. ; Pr,sti.-l:t J'If- f $- i-ei'fe li ; Leg jV.rf, ; Afsi-Ju-lgt. Pr- Thoi.i.tjrv. R,'(rinfer an 1 R-,ji,r'l ir, M r"ii ttl r-in.tt T--amrrr. eatrh, $" : J in C.iinmih?.i,'-r Au!tur, e:-.';!.. l. All ,lili:itij-l cu:i,m;j.ctitD8 re-.oiii-inn ilain ,':i li.l .tea w :1! bu tburjji.d 10 ct-pi? jt-r litio. Moni-v in &! can. tit be pni,t IN Al'VANflt. V. V. AI.LI'N, Editor Junt.itn Hrrati. K. K S' MMUKK. '..', r Si-sriM-L til, KtiM klics (tilMY C04VISSI0NKK. Viir- it 'nT'vri. tii ttl im bt.ir : 4 PI, !' ,-niii- tl.e niii- ot i. . !t irrv ; M's,rr. at ' ker T'p.. s c;u ii.1-ite fur : nonvnsi it,n ter IT .U'ity tiuiiitit-inuer. "sab ' y-ct in Kl ulilicin Ufitgr. Mr. V 'lore's re- i corrt a a SuMirr and Cifizrn is withou' blrn ih and he isei.r all the quslitiri liens nce!i r tu:nki i mmI and ettiaeiit (,tjri-r. harm rereived irirhtn a letc votev c,l m 111 ..nty thrte er (C't. at'er nut tie irj bl.-tlcav.s the cmiuiy au Account ot sit-kt.i'fft in hi9 Isuiin, fudv tte-s bis clam, for ihe ll.ee. ' SS Ir r'I.IN UVS. Vav 12, lhW. FtIT'R StVUKVL A7 Kri'l BLk(! ; n-rSir .- Tin cm- tv nvt-rni"tit mhich 1 in !! tl in tUf b-t'ii CuniT O'tniTnn- i (ti-'ii-!-, i of m t" iruporfar in tDc of ' ttAce to 'Le ptofl tl cuiv ttuo th ( Ctitrl ronitpnt ti4 t!jerrfr tht Hm.rA ot rouiitv caiTut4inci uti'vuld b '. i:J .l"iMltjrt ihi alt-nr ol :tlics lur !!) i ? I)r-l ih1. With th. j xt io virtr f I wi:l.1 n -title J"-f;.i StT f Kmr'-tu ti Ttht-) a- m ctiz -i urMititU i i'iH 1 ' t f I tin- iittMr:ri tit rotiijt ttun : niii;''i r. ifcn ftitn nt the j-riiaarV i ! n ri' t j .il p nr-r4t:' an! ..rf.r.f a.l-.-.. ... .U.-.nlur . r t JIM TA. i fnt'NTY TKKSl'RKK. ! EniT'-tt or tuk Si stisel ivn RrprBLi-' J. McUii.Un ,fj Tiii-ar.-rM n-liij, hat numerous iiivhon, j who (ie-iTr t- love l.in. ai.ti.'-iicd a can J j,j.. .... ,1... ...i;, ,. n. fi.iir.t Tr.'anlrp al 1 ii l:t t.l.'i.-in Frim'r K'ti.in. ubict. to t ter rulr flint govern thi Jatiy, ferlinff j atKM.'rt Ibl il b" teci.in', thir tal:d,t ! ber. r ti r t'-a etBve, h ill itt.v, a t..er j of tier.tii h-ftit-rf tbe ii.iti in oid Tuca rora and ihe upper fud. and tlironh. ut the entire county al tho Noven ber election. H- is a man nt ntfaight forward ad lre-i and j pood t,iiiueft qiialiiiraiiona and ci'iutnou I seust' viera of hnaucial atl'-iira. j TUSCAKORA. Ki.iToa or the JrsiaTA SaxTixcL ai R-PIBlicax Dear Sir In cont..riniiy wit:i , , , k. U,K. ,.rtv .r pr . . ,. i .' . ry nomination Jhat all candidate. Mr ot. llt;c mum otT ..iiii iuiF..i...... th- nmr ol itikti Dvis ot Vaker l,.n- ship an a mofl uitab'e mau tor the ullire ot ' Cout.ty Treasurer. Mr. Iavi lives tn tho j beavu ft tax-payinf; t.iiihif in tt.tt cou.tty, ' .1 . k ..! l. 1 . aiownsnip inai nan not ut-n minor.. un a uominafioD for county otlice in years. I His ban been a heavy lax-payer all bia line. "D economical oiti.en, a tiller of tho soil, a years, a menjlier ol tne ixainmai uuara Ave ears, a good citizen every way, who will rove himself an ettlcieut county etlicfr, if the people will do theiuuelres iustice in electing bun. WALKER. Editob (baxTiMEi. axd Kepi blicam : No man in this community has the public confidence to a greater depree for henesty of purpono and financial integrily than Frederick Knpenschade, and for that reason he is one of the fitteet men id tlie county for official pottition, thernoro I present bim as a candidate for the primary nomination for the office of County Treasurer. He haa not been an otlice seeker and fur that reason will tie acceptuble to a large majori ty of people. His extensive acquaintat.ee -hii-t has been acquired throughout the county by dillieent attention to business will make bim invincible before the people :n INoveti.ber. MIFFLIN TOWN. EblTOK SrSTI-SL AID RlPCBLlCAK ." Dear Sir : John F. Elireiir.eller of Favettc township, may not be known personally tt. every roan in the county, but wherever he is known bia name aht-n mentioned in con. necti, n with the nomination tor the otlice of County Treasurer, inspires confidence. Me is a mat. ot the people and resides in the tanner disttict of the connty. The eyes ol all Juniata are turned cpon Fayette at election time. Considering the personal qualities of Afr. Ehrenzeller and the dis trict in which he lives bia noiuination at the primary would be most timely and bis electioo assured ia November. FAYETTE. i 6 TAXI, KY'S RESCIE OF EM"- AcriiT'e VTiirrD S.-nd vur own. and ,rtre-Bi.l ' I-. U -e-f.ty..u knu ft. ariil ren J !" ' rvt.lt KKANk-LlA .NhTS CO , 7-i Li.iM:-ui S iet', Fbila. TOBACCO This standard brand of plug tobacco is acknowledged to be the best chew and the largest piece for the money in the mar ket Vmco tin tag on each lump. Its extensive sale for many years has established its reputation. here is nothing better. Try it. or sale by dealers and grocers. TuiaMi .olle. AH Kn.-M,rt ,r- !iet-l. cau':nne1 not to treflf.N t'e f ,fn ?ird unci wimd larid ol I ho nidi r-i:,.-.l mi Vi.li it t.ix tihtnp, (or the pur i-.( TMe'ire.'. bnrfinp. tlntiin. I'ii kirie t iii- . iri.mit du li-ce, out line tiuil'ir. ft;;. ! la agaiikt trsipail!- lf(t ill t.i; Mi. ret t . 1AML Flf HER. Novtiubtr 7, !:. 77 "'6 V' -a Si ti- iJt xzi' t.-j "KTi.r: T r- . '--zT t ft if t-ti TicrsTi '-I it ,f .;.urM!!::?,. .!:::.'i t-ui 3'm zf-un. I !:... J.AJ . vwiu. "ru c v .s of f A lifo-lontr ta-l. - VCAREr ir.j rrf-v ti Ibim t-vio:?'. lti lK"'Jr nta-r-lxur1 1 no i c-.-t.i I .rr.nt .m r,-,i-ivi.i a cu: i. bend al our -i Jl'vi-ii ni'-l it "::: i:'.rrL.: r.;i """.. ' i . ry.Li. tilt I- r.prr- i aad i j .;j-' r. it fc:,'.or. nvrh:. to :t. c M.ci: :.r . -:r-::.r.t -Vr: ir " " - ?ts.-. ft.'TO-S. if -r.-. -.' it. -!... SCFACTHIKS NEW. r-M3. CcMFTrRtrs. Fwt .m. i t:i, noou Mtrs : .it- C .alocae mailed fret ' KDED METAL CC . I I ' ' tin ri It. !. C-tvc uame ol ta papa i ... I 't- . - I . v ti. ! M ?t I .... iirv.r.i!5i.. ' ...HHi,".V;-r !'. rm b. 4- 4 AM lik - K3Co..:-si.stc5.r. Dr. Warner's celebrated Coraline Health Corsets have one peculiarity which pertains only to corsets of their make. The bust retains its shape to the end, and the corset im parts to the wearer a well proportioned and beautiful figure. The corset is boned with Coraline, a substance superior to the finest whale bone. Made in short, medium and extra long waists. There are many imitations, but yen will find Dr. Warner's Coraline ' printed on ths in-ide of every genuine corset. They are sold by your nearest dry goods deatac WARNER BROS. Mnfrs., New York and Chicago. LIlG.1L. DV.INtsTIMTOR'S NOTICE. Ia tm ale of Benjamin DUlman. The in 1. lit eiied Administrator having been itrai.t- rt lett. rs It Hiuiuentary on the estate ot B ijtitin Ltitliujn, late of Di la ware toe ulilp, Juniata county, deceaKede out of the Orph-iiin' Court of Juniata coun ty, hereby pivt i. notice to all per.sous in dehtet! Li ..id t-siaie to maku iiuiuediat patuitit. ;i: d th'-H.- bv-i:.i; cImitus will pre. sent tbem roperiy auihenticati d fur 'set tlement. E. J. KURTZ, -Idmimstrator. E STATE NOTICE. Ifo'tr- i, ben hv jr'Veii ttjit letters of ad nni.i-tr .tb. ii, on the eata,' of V trcaret Conner, late nt Fe.iunspb townxbip. Jup. ! iaia c.iinit. Pa . I.sve bet-n crai.ted to the undernfi ed rcie:lll5 in s.nie tot-i.rbip. : All p in iuitt-bte.J to said eitljio vr re- quest ii to make immediate pa) ment, and those bavit.i; lejrxl claims to present them duly aulbeutica'ed for settlement. JOSEi-11 KOI HKOCK, Jdmiuittrator, Miffimtoun, Pa. May li, lb'JO 6t. ; , ; J i 7 i ! Loci. K. Atiihsob. F. M. M. Pell. ATKISO!f A- PEJIJIKLL, ATTORNEYS- AT - LAW, MXFFLINTOWN, PA. Collecting and Conve jancing prompt It attended to. Orncr On Main street, in place of resi dence of Louia K. Atkinson, Ksq., sonth of Bridge street. fOct 26, 18P6. WILUERFORCE SCIIWEfER, ATTORNEY -AT -LAW, Mir FLINTOWN', PA. t7-Onice on Bridge street, opposite Court House. Johh McLAroHLin. Joskph W. 5TIIIt HCLtlGIILIX fcSTINJIEL, INSURANCE AGENTS, PORT ROJL, JUSIATA CO., PJ. BOnly reliable Companies represented. Jan. 1, 188--lr D.D-M-tA WfOED, UK. OAKW1S Ml .C A WfOBD, D1 R. D. M. CRAWFORD &. SOM. have formed a partnership for the practif e of Medicine and their collatteral branches. Oflice at old stand, corner ot Third and Or ange streets, M ifluutown. Fa. One or belb ot them will be tound at their oflice at all times, unless otherwise prelessiorallT en gaged. April 1st, WM). SPK1NG AND SLM.MEll GOODS. I would inform the public that I have ow in my new millinery store at my place of residence on Water struct, Mitflintown, second door from coruc-r of Bridge street, a full stock ofSpringan-l Summer millinery goods, all new, and of the latest styles, aud having employed fir.st class milliners lam prepared to suply the public with everything found in a firntclass milliner store, come and examine my stock. 1 consider it no trouble to show goods. MRS. KIML. March 22-H7.1.. WISH TO STATE A FEW FACTS Worth Knowing, That i can stop togtiiacbe in less than 'Ive minutes ; no p:iin, no extracting. That I can extract teeth without pain, I j the use ol a fluid applied to the teeth .nd giimt ; no deeper. That Diseased Gums (known .is Scurvy) treat "fVX'".. cd successfully , i;d a cure wursJ-,v ranted in every f 0. '-'' .. st Teeth Fillkd and wirrantid !.T life. Artitit-ial Tci-th regain;,!, exchdnped r, n 'ninddled, Iroin t'.i.OO i $1J per set. H.-a ut it u I Gusi Knaio :Ie l Teet iuserled at ('rices to suit ill. All work warranted to rive perfect satia t.u li-n. People u ho have artificial teeth w ith which thev Ciniiot eat, are especially u itetl to call. Will visit professionally at I heir homes it uoti'ie 1 l,y letter. Will visit rettularly a' liiehti'-M the 2ud t'ksol Slay aa'I OctoLer. Tee us Cai-h. G. J. HEIIR, i":iittl ". Z--:itlst, tsif. .--- 1" v :n 1 1 itow.i , i' ., is li(J. 4ilOKlii:s. sal i: s m i: x To r'i rvx ,.t otif !' tt - .I'tli VClIt. W A N T 1) j iu the c ii r-tr . W t m tr ti,t:- t.at Nf tc tion ; ..'I ct"! ni' r. S' j.r-ii-n -at prirtice IiOiMKS, iiKil X. TiH I MAS, $NO FOR OUR C,TftLCCUar,D f R. -!.& ATLAS ENGIKE W0RX5, i(j'...::.".r: t. uo. NO MORE BubberShnee unless worn uncomfortably tight, will often slip oft the fa. To remedy thai evil tlie "COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO. offer a shoe with the fnslde of the heel lined with rubber. This clinjrs to Uie shoe and preventa to Kut.uer fruiu slipping ofT. Catll for tlie " t'olrlieater "ADHESIVE COUNTERS" and you oca walk, run or Jump-In tbem. Whithex! O! 'Vhither, Ci.f WOMAN, m high? Wmt Biacjc I mont kortFivo TO COITJl thc skv. M HV tiO EO FAR F::OM THK L.KO OP YOUK BIRTH t Lecal-ss it alrcadv covcas the earth. Send for illustrated circular to M. EllRET, Jr., & Co., 493 Walnut Streets PHILADELPHIA. l if t :? ' rr.t nil A t." 2llr?.li Tv4 OF THIS! Jmcw Finn. -O0i FALL AND WINTER GOODS. No more Summer for months to come. Fall ami Winter are here, and to conform to the chance, the Senior the firm has just returned from ar a . Jaatern .Markets, where he se lected with creat care the -,! that his many patrons favor. DROP rj. We have now filled our shelves with Fall and Winter Goods of all kinds. Our cus tomers have appreciated our efforts to give them good to suit their purposes, and we bel ieve that we are better pre pared than ever to merit their confidence. Wv invite oti to come and see and Le sati-lk-d In our dress goods department we have almost everything Don't be backward, call for what you want. Shoes and Hoots. Our Boot and Shoe De partment is full in its assort ment, and you certainly can be suited in fit, quality anil price. Whatever improvements have been added by the manuf actures we have them all. We can supply you with foot wear for any in or out door pervice. Our grocery Department never lairs. We have on hand a full line oi Fresh, Plain and Fancy GltOCEIMUS. Also, the only full lin oi dUEEJVS WARE in the county. Every house must have its lull 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, iiAis Stlixt, Opposite Cockt 1 lot si. 3Iiltliiitowii, la., Fred'k ISPI-SCIIA I I. A Son. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. T 1 M K - T A H L E On and after Sunday May 11, l'.i i, trains that Mop at Mifflin will run of !lle.iv. EASTWARD. naamhRrRn AcconsitoiTfij lv,. Al. t"nna daitv at 0 SO a. m.,Tv.one 5 5'J s. ni , Vi tint tTt,iin nt ",."i4 a. ni.. N'eitun Ilsmil ton 7, Oft a. m . VrVcvtown 7 ." a. in., I.ew istown 7.4-t a. ni.. Milfor-1 7.0'J a tn., MifUin ".l.a.m.. Port Knyal S,17 a. m-.:Mexico H,. 33 a. m . Tusc-trora 8 "a. m.. Vandyke TS 811 a. m.. Thonipsontown H.37 a. ni., Dtir vtsrd .42 a m . Mi'lerstown K.4H a m., Meaport H,00 a m.. arriving at Harrmburg 1UI5 a. m., and at l'hiladelphia, ,'2S p. m. Sea Shoes EzpKEsa leaves altoona daily at 7,15 a. m., and stopping a all regular ftittions between Altoona aud H&rrisburg, rt-ai lies Mifflin at JU5 a. m., HarrHbnrg 11.40 p. M., and arrives ia Philadelphia at 8.15 p. m. Mail Tim leaves rittnliurg d:nly at 5,o0 a. m., Altoona at 2.00 p. in., and stop. p;i)f at all regular stations arrives at MitliiD at d-C3 p. m., Harrihburg 7.00 p. m., 1'hila-a.t-lphia 1tl,5 i p. ra. Mail Express leaves Fittrburg at 1 00 pm. Alteon a 6 2' p in ; Tyrone 0 b2 p til ; Hunt, ingdon 7 '61 p m ; Lew istown S 4 1 p m i Mif flinV03pui; Uarrisburg 10 15pm; Phila delphia 4 25 a m. Dat Expre-s le.ires l'lttnliure ' S,i) A. it.; Altoona 11.50 A. tf ; uiv be Uiesed at ill til: n at 2.05 P. M.; arrives at Hjrrw. burg at 3,0 P. M ; at PbiUdelphii, 6.50 P. M. Philadelphia Express will st p at UitSix. at 11 87 p. di., vtljen llapgt'd WtBTWAKD. Vaut Lihk leaves I'hisdt-lphia dailv at 11 40 a iu; llarrisburg 8 40 p ra j Mi'rtliu 5 O0 p n. ; Lewistuw-u 5 2M p in; AHeona 7,o0 p ni; arr'ves at Pittsburg at 1 1 55 pm. Wat PassrifOEB leaves Philadelphia daily at 4 80 a. ra.; Harrisburg, 8 15 a. ra.; Duncannon, 8 54 a. tn.; New port, 9 21 a. ni.; JJ lllerstown, 9 40 a. m.; Thompsotitown, 9 62 a. m.; Van Dvk, 10 (Ml a. m Tuscar ora, 16 04 a. ra.; Mexico, 10 07 a. m.; Port Royal, 10 13 a. ra.; Miltlin, 10 2 a. m.; Milford, 10 26 a. ra.; Narrows, 10 34 a. tn.; Lewistown, 10 4H a. m.; McVeytown, 1111 a. m.; Newton Hamilton, 11 Z'J a. tu.; Hun tingdon, 12 17 p. m.; Tyrone, 1 07 p.m. Altoona, I 45 p. m., and stop at all regular statious between Harrisburg and Altt.ouA.; Otbtbb Expbess leaves Philadelphia dai ly at 6 60 p. tu., Harrisburg, 10 20 p. tu., stopping at Kockville, Marysville, Duncin non, Newport, Millerstow n, Thompsoutewu, Port Royal, time at Mifflin, 1 1 55 p. m.; Al toona, 2 15 a. in., and Pittsburg, 6 lu a. tu. Mail Traim leaves Philadslphia daily at 7.00 a. m., Harrisburg 11.20 a. tu., New port, 12 14 p. tu ., Millliu 12.52 p. m., stop ping at all regular stations between Milllin and Altoona reaches Altoona at 3.40 p. in., l'ittnburg tj.10 p. m. Altoona Accom uodatiok leaves Phil adelphia daily at 11 40 a. m., Harrisburg at 4,10 p.m., Duncannon 4,45 p. tu., New port 6.12 p. m., Uillurstown 5,22 p. tu., ThonipsuntowD 5,ii4 p. in., Vandyke S.39 p. ra., Tuscarera 5,45 p. tu., Mexico 5.17 p. ui., Port Royal 62 p. m., Mi Alio 5.5H f. m., Lewistown 6,24 p. m., McVeytown 0, 4 p. m., Newton Ha uilton 7 0!t p. m., iit.atii.gdoQ 7,10 p. iu., Alison. 'J 00 p. m . Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia 11 2 pm; Uarrisbure: 8 10am; Dunrat.non 8 SSani: Newport 4 IH) a ra ; Mi(Tlin48a : n. ; Lewistown 6 01 am; McVeytown 6 22 la. m; Mt. Union 5 4 a ra ; Huntingdon 6 i 12 am; Petersburg 6 25 a m ; Spruce Creek 6 40 a m; Tvrone 7 00am; Bell's Mills 7 22 a tu ; Altoona 8 05 a ni ; Pittsbutg i 12 4'. p in. 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