SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MISTLIN'TOWN.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25. 191.
B. F. SC II WEIE II,
ICITOK AHB TROrHIETOE.
A BKVtRB drought prevails in Illi
nois. Two hundred and eisty-five thou
r.ar.d ItiJiar.s, "still live."
Ths -western part of Kansas is
eaitl to be only fit for pasturing pnr:
poses.
Tire f anera! and burinl of General
KliArm:in'H liodv took place at St
Louis, last Saturday.
Kik.-k CUvr.l.md's Info silver deliv
erance. Hill loads tha New York
clias, for the democratic prosidon
ti il nomination.
John Jacob Aaron, cama over from
New York last week to I'Liiladslphi
and married Miss Ava L. Willing,
both brido and groom are rich.
Jso. W. YorNO, a colored student
iu Harvard college, died from over
work, lie was working hi way
through college on means obtained
as a clerk in a Lotel at uigbt. i
O the lGth ir.st.. Senator Quay
delivered a speech in the Senate,
dunying the charges of corruption
that Liu enemies circulated against
Lim. Senators rorsrrfttulated hini
cn the specific denial.
Horn Dakota, elected a congre
gational preacher to the United
States Senate. The priacher 6ena.
tor's name is James H. Kyle, he is
a nitiv of Y.;r!c State. He was
elected on tho 4.1l.u ballot, by inde
pendent aud democratic voius. lie
19 said to be a Prohibitionist. The
new senate will hava a noticable
quantity of poltical pieball iu it.
The Legislature has before it a
compnlsory education bill. There
are other bills before it that give
state and county officers powers
that do not belong to a democratic or
republican form of government. If
the bills becomo laws, tho whirlwind
of a centralized government will be
experienced by generations to cotuo.
Tho fcilver lining to the evil Jaws,
that my be passed is ec-c ia the
night of a coming legislature to re
peal un-American laws.
It tho editor of lbs Terry County
Freeman lived in this town along
"Washington and Bridge streets, be
tween East Point and the river
Lridge, ho would not publish an
item like the following which appear
ed in Lis paper of last week: At
this time of the year when the
etrseia are generally covered with
mud, it is aggravating to havo to
walk around a wagon or buggy,
which Las been left to blockade the
crossing. This does not occur or.lp
cnee or twico a mcntb, but "almost
daily.
LaoT week high wators were re
ported iu ail bireanis that head in the
Allegheny mountains in Pennsyl
vania. The low lnnd part of John
stown -wbs flooded. Two hundred
families vacated their houses. No
lives were lout, nnr by all
bridges cn Stony Creek, and
Conomaugh were swept away.
the
the
The
people fearod that the drift would
ohoko tho channel in the railroad
bridge below town, and again back
water as in 1SS9, to tho great disas
ter of the place. A number wanted
to blow up tho bridge with dynamite.
I he railroad company had n large
force of mon to guido the drift
through tho arches. A good
cal of damage was done in
ihe first story of many houses.
Farmers In Session.
Vr. EMor. If you can find space
for a communication I will giv& a
brief account of the dcing3 of the
grangers' who hld what is called by
tueru a Pomona meeting, on the l'.hk
irst.
It is composed of delegates chosen
nnd sent there by the diflcrent
granges over the county.
From this meeting it appears that
their secrets are not so great after all
as all their pes.sions were open, and
that their object is not to make war
upon storekeepers and agents as Las
been generally supposed. Among
their numbers they have bath store
keepers and agonts. but ther fight
drnmmsrs nnd surplus middlemen.
The meeting was held in Spruce
nill Hall whoie magnificent refresh
ments were served by the ladies of
tue neignuorhood.
On Friday evening tho 20th nn
lnimonse mesting was held in the
school house where a very superior
cuoir ol ladies, and gentlemen, led
by Mr. Conn, furniihed suitable mn
sue through tho evening. Mr. Noah
SLsh ablv conducted the meetiu"
Mr. Wiliington Smith, of grange
No, 7S7, was introduced to the au
dience, and spoke on Finance. He
Al i3f 1 l r .
ip" uu nana lorm in a clear logi
cal and interesting manner.
He showed iu the outset, that
there is no over production to c-inse
our general depression. Neither has
tho tariff anything to da with it.
It is clearly the result of contrac
tion of currency, the appreciation in
the value of gold and the deprecia
tion of silver. He explained what is
meant by the demonetization of sil
ver. Preventing by law the free and
unlimited coinage by the law of 1873.
Who passed this law and how it
vaa done. The great money lenders
of the world did it and it was done
in a eneaking aud frauduLmt way.
. Jot ever. Orarit who signed tho
Iviil knew it was deuionotizing silver.
"What was tho object? To increase
the value cf the bonds or dtbts.
It now takes just one dollar and
thirty three cents worth of silver or
labor to pay for one dollar of the
bond or debt It makes money dear
and labor and property and farm
products cheap. It was a violation
of every honest contract. Every dol
lar loaned to tho United States by
the bankers of England must now le
paid in gold. And we now give Eng
land one dollar and thirty three cents
worth of silver for their dollar while
she turns right around to India, Rus
sia and to Argentina Republic and
geta full value in wheat for the sil
ver, because theso countries, have
silver at par.
He explaiuod what efforts have al
rr.ndr heo inada to repeal this un
just law.
The proposed new road law, House
Pill No. 153, was an interesting sub
ject at all tho sesiionpl
Mr. Win. Uisb, sketched the bill
in a veay clear way, but the whole
bid was finally read by sections and
discussion followed where ever a
doubtful or objectionabla word came
in.
The bill creates a county engineer,
with a salary of $3.50 a day 5 cts.
milage, office rent, stationery, fuel
and light in the bargain, with almost
absolute power. A long discussion
followed bv Mossrs. Patterson, Eih,
Ulsh, Juck, Milligan, Yoder, Ubil,
Smith. The latter speaker offered
to test the house, nanielv.
'That we the tax-pavers having
careiuiiv eonsiaerea ins eccuuu
creating the oilioa of County Engi
neer, consider that ollico useless,
burdensome, impracticable and dan
gerous to good government, pray
our member to oppose the earae.
The resolution was carried unani
mously. Then the road supervisors sec
tion was considered. Ho is to git
no rav for service nnd in case of
falling to bo "faithful" shall be lined,
rot exeeeding'frjOO, and undergo ini-
nrisoniuent not over six months.
Tho duties of his ofilco are many and
trying and unpleasant and the read
er pees what his pav is.
Compared with tha engineer it ia
a downright insult to any tree Amer
ican citizen, but it was supposed to
do for a fanner. A farmer offered a
motion to fix his pay at a dollar a
day for every day actually employed
which carried.
On Friday Mr. David Esb, read a
paper to be sont to our member and
senator embodying the wish of the
meeting all of which was carried.
There was no time to consider the
revenue bill, but it was stated that
the petitions which were sent to the
couutv for each election district had
for some reason not been given out
or were purposely smuglod into the
enemies camp. 1 ersiuis wore ap
pointed to investigate tho matter
and demand an explanation.
No one can measure the import
ance of this uaetinff. Farmtrs are
U'giuniug to see this if they arid
their children are not to become
pfcasauts as in Englaud, tenants like
in Ireland or sens as iu Ivustia tney
must organize and in ous solid pha
lanx stand up for their liberty, like
did tLeir fathers.
The waster, Mr. Wellington Smith
on behalf of tha organization thank
ed tha ladies, for tho su-japtuous re
freshments they provided, the farm
ers for. t'eir hospitality and the
young folks for their music ana tne
use- of their organ.
Adjourned.
Gent ilk.
Election
Return.
17, 1891
February
siirruKTjwsc.
Judge cf Elections. Israel Yeaklev;
Inspector, D. H. Sieber, ill L.
Hoopes.
Auditor, Irwin C. Dimm; Collector
rf Taxe3, W. H. F.odgers; Assistant
As-sPHsor?: J. SV. Hamilton, Elder
and North are a tie, Noah Elder,
John L. North.
Overseers of the Poor: R. E. Par
ker, 1 year: W. H. Aiktns, 2 yearrj
School Director?: Emil Sobott;
Justice of the Peace, C. Ii. LLrniog;
Chief liargis. L. Bunks: Town Coun
cil, John Gurhard. John J. Patter
son, Sr., 3 years; John Bergy, 1 year.
lERMASA'lil.
Judf e of ElectiomK. i. ;.'.:mmer-
man; inspector, otepneu ivenno,
John Stoufftfr; Auditor, Wellington
Smith; Assistant Assessors, Geo.
Hower, Amos Stouffer; Supervisors,
W. B. Lauver, W m. Shively; Over
seer of the Poor, Evan Davis; Collec
tor of Taxes, II. B. Ronuingor;
School Directors; Jacob Wolfgang,
J. C. Hower; Township Clerk, G. L.
Hower; Treasurer, B. F. Schweier;
Justice of the Peaoe: J. E. McCahan.
FAVrTTE.
Jud.'e, Luciau W. OIes; Inspectors.
Stephen Lsndis, David Smedlev;over
seor, Jacob Krarubr; supervisors,
Frank Reynolds, John Van Art; Col
lector, Joseph Pago; assistant asses
sors, Lewis Degen, John Hart; school
directors, Newton Shillingsford, Wm.
Brown, Dr. A. J. Fisher; auditor,
Hillery Ehrcnztller.
1SDKTEXDEMT SCHOOL DISTRICT.
School Directors, C. S. Dunn, S.
H. Oberhollzer.
OEEEKWOOD.
Judge, T. P. Dimm; inspector, F.
A. Wilt. W. N. Keister; Justice, Ja
cob Forrev; overseer, George Fry;
supervisors, Gorge Ferguson, A. S.
Bostwick; collector, W. I). Cox; assis
tant assessors, J. T. Dimm, John
Rhoads; school directors, C. W. Wetz
el, Adam Arnold, P. H. Shadle; audi
tor, E. A. Aumiller.
MILFOBD.
Judge, James Rice; inspectors, Pe
ter Lewis, Jesse uromnger; Justice,
Daniel Boshore; overseer, E. B. Guss;
supervisors, William B. Lauyer, Thos
MoFadden; collector, J-.. U. Meloy;
assistant assessors, Jacob Lauver,
George Groningcr and R. A. Robi
son, a tic; school directors, Lewis De-
pew, David Saowors; Auditor, W- JN.
Sterrett.
iioxr.os.
Judsre. Jacob S. Willow; icspoc
tors, Stephen Sellers, Banks Ferster;
overseer, P. W. Swartz; supervisors,
William JuoConnel, John Spade; col
lector. William Neimond; assistant
assessors, E. Page, Daniel Rumfelt;
school directors, J.W. Deczard, Wrn.
A. Zeiders, D. K. Ulrich; auditor,
Jacob Basoni.
PORT ROYAL.
Judge, T. J. Oves: inspectors, Jon
athan Orr, G. W. Hack; overseer, J.
W. Speddy; collector, G. G. Crozler;
assistant assessors, B. F. StimmeL, J.
P. Johnson; school directors, John S.
Taylor, IL C. Book; auditors, G. B.
M. Wisshaupt, Wilber Underwood;
chief burgess, W. A. Wright; town
eouncil, A. J. Weaver, John Kelly,
W. A. Isenberg.
8PBCCE HILL.
Judge, S. S. Book; inspectors, J.
C. Flickinger, David Bender; over
seer, W. A. Patton; supervisors, Geo.
Bayner, Joseph Yohn; collector, J.
.V. Evans; avsistsnt assessors, C. M.
BrnekbiU, Silas Beers; school direc
tors, S; L. Mauger, J. M. Ard; audi,
tor, William JfeKnight.
SCS.jnTHAXNA.
Judgo, J. B, Frymoyer; inspectors,
Simon Stroup, Absalom Stiffen; Jus
tice Absalom Barner; overseer, II.
K Troutman, supervisors, George
Klingor, Isaac Phillips; collector,
Daniel Knouse; assistant assessors,
A. K. Troutman, G. W. Lvter; school
directors, John Fogel, William Shif
fer, Peter Segrist; auditor, E. G.
Sheaffer.
P.KALI.
Judge, James Coder; inspectors, HI
Patterson, C. Harris; justice, D. B.
Mc Williams; overseer, David Swartz,
supervisors, R. No'l, W. Henry; tax
collector, D. M. Marshall; assistant
assessors, S. HJ Kell, Abraham Eru
bnker; school directors, J. P. Mc-
Williams, David Walters: auditor,
Josoph Wallace; clerk, Josph O.
Brown.
ALACK LOO.
Ju-Jge. V. D. lsuchanan; inspec
tors, II. A. Oppel, John Hartman.
J'BLAWARK.
Judge, Amos Kinzer; inspectors,
Jacob Spece, Thomas Crossen: Jus
tice, Joseph Long, Sr.; overseer, Ja
cob Musser; supervisors, B. F. Oliver,
with W. G. Smith und J. tS. Gray
bill a tie; collector, H. A. Auker; as
sistant assessors, L. B. Dimm, John
Fry; school directors, Edward Spich
er, E. Ward; auditor, John Harley.
TJlOMPBOSTOWH.
Judge. J elm McCurdy; Inspectors,
Joseph W. Dumm, C. W. Heller;
Oversoer, J. P. Wickershoro; Colect-
or, J. W. Leyder; Assessors, C. D.
Singer; Assistant Assessor, if. E.
Schlegal. Robert Long; School Di
rector?, T. T. Ranolds, A. G. Halde
man; Auditor, H. C. Heist; Chief
Bnrgess, Wilson Gross; Town Coun
cil, E. Bonner, I. N. Grubb.
TfSCASORA.
Judge, Joseph Maffett; Inspectors,
F. 11. Stewart, John S. Jones, Over
seer, J. K. McClure; Supervisor, W.
R. Woodward. R. H. Patterson: Col
lector. J. M. Grav; Assistant Asses
sor, II. L. McMeen, J. S. McCulloch;
School Directcrs. Joseph Laudis, W.
A. ililliken; Auditors, Rev. C. Mvers,
John Fitzgerald; Clerk, R. A. Work;
Treasurtr, John orbuckle.
TURBBTT.
Jude. William Shearer; Inspec
tor; Elmer Kepuer, William P. Ritz-
man; Justic, W. H. Uromnger: Over
seer, Daniel MeConnell; 8upervior,
A. B. Snyder, Wr. W. Lsndis; Colec
tor, Benjamin Jacobs; Assistant As
sessors, W. K. McLaughlin, G. W.
Fink; School Directors, W"illiam
Hertzler, R. A. Wharton; Auditor,
D. E. Robissu; Cirk, J. T; Turbett.
WALKER.
J-.idga, Samuel Clock; Inspectors,
Robert Patton, William Eagler; Jus
tice, W. S. Riokeubaugb; Oversenr,
Georc'e Horp; cupervitors, James B.
Oles, Jacob Fike; Colector, (itorge
Shirk; Assistant Assessors, Charles
Book, S. F. Sieber; School Directors,
Iliury llostotltr, Jacob Ritken
bangh; Auditor, Jossiah Gingerich;
Clerk J. E. Furner.
Judge of election, S. A. Eroith:
inspectors, McCoy Piles. H. Wallace;
school directors, Robert Culbcrtson;
S. S. llcCahan; supervisor, Henry
Diven; over seer of the poor, Hnry
Long; at6essar, A. J. Gallagher;
Frank Vahn; tax collector, Matthew
Clark; treasurer, G. W. Campbell,
auditor, Thomas Murphy; clerk, C.
J. McLaughlin.
Tlie Prnnsylvnnln Railroad's
2ud Tour to Hie diwldeii ;ute.
Touristi on the first Pennsj-lvania
Railroad tour to the Golden Gate,
left New Orleans Inst week alter wit
nessing the great Carnival ot Mnrdi
Grr.s. Their special train has pro
voked the greatest admiration, and
the most favorable comments from
the Southern people, , owing to its
palatial oruipiaent. Loiters from
the teurists en rouit to friends at
home are full of expressions of de
light in regard to the trip The sec
ond tour, which will leave Philadcl
phia, Tuesday, March 3rd, is rilling
up rapidly, due in great measure "to
tho desire of many to be in Califor
nia in the delightful season of earlv
spring. The route taken fcr the sec
ond tour west, tiavcrses the States
of rcnnsylraoi. Ohio, Indiana, Illi
nois, .uissori, Kansas, Colorado, New
Mexico, and Arizona, entering tho
American Utopian Slate California
from the south while east-bound it
makes ths same route as the first
tour. Slops cf longer or shorter
duration are made at all the promi
nent poiuls in roult in both diree
tiocs. The rate is remarkably low,
being but $275, yet including Pull
man Palace Car accommodations.
meals, and severs.! side trips. The
descriptive itinerary may ba procur
ed upon application fto , George W.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent. For those who anticipate
joining this second tour application
for space should be made at once, as
the number ty be carried is limited.
From the Newport News : Almost
ninety persons have professed con
version or ore still seeking- pardon at
the revival meeting in the M. E.
ehurch. John Hartman of Ba
ville, was granted a pension of sev
enteen dollars per month, and re
ceives lour hundred and eighteen
dollars arrears. St Samuel's
church in Juniata township, was re
cently entered through the window
and tobacco juice left in the cosl
scuttle and on the floor. A window
light was broken and two hymn
nooks carried away. Liko depreda
tions nave Oeen committed at sev
eral school bouses. Presuma
bly early Sunday eveninsr burtrlurs
effected an entrance to J. W. Frank's
hardware store through a rear cellar
window and carried off goods amount
ing to 2ii or more. Tne articles
stolen consisted of pocket knives
other cutlery and several revolvers.
Tbf-re does not seem to be any posi
tive clue to the thieves, but" about
S.30 o'clock three men were seen to
run away from the store. It is Bus-
pected thoT are residents of this
town.
Hold It to the Light.
Tho man who tells you confiden
tially just what will cure your cold,
is prescribing Kemp's Balsa-ra this
year. In the preparation of this re
markable medicine for coughs and
colds no expeuso ia spared to com
bine only the best and purest ingred
ients. Hold a Lottie of Kemp's Bal
sam to the light and look through it
notice the bright, clear look ; then
compare with other remedies. Price
50c and $1. tf.
Musical College. Tha 39th ses
sion opens Monday, May 4th, for
Young Ladies in Vocal and Instru
mental Music. Addiess, for circular,
F. C Mover.
Freeburgh, Pa.
Feb. 18 to May L
The French people on an average,
so financiul statician say, spend 20
cents, while the Americans spend $!
LEGAL.
R
ECEIPTS U BXPESDiTUE.ES
or tub
COUNTY OF JUNIATA
FROM
To thtiHonorablt, the JJpe of the Court of
Cammoit Pleas, of Juniata Co:
January 1st, 18 JO to January 3, 1891, ia
clusivn.
V.'e the unJersiened Auditor cluctod and
worn according to law te lexaoiiuo,
audit and settle tha accounts of (be Com
mi6iouers, shcritl' and treasurer ot tha
ounty of J nniaU for the year ending Jan
uary 3rd, lS'Jl, met tor that pnrposa in the
auditors room, jtfiflliutown, iUonday, Jan
uarys, 18D1, It being the tir.it Monday
and foand the said account to be as follows,
all otlicars being present at this iuttlumnt.
1S90. D. G. Suellenbikoer,' Treu. Dr.
Jan. 1, To balance due county,
Jaanary 1, 190 $14011 87
Outstanding County
tax, January 1. 190, 10418 21
c Outstanding state tax
January 1st. 1890.. 1245 5!
u it County tax Irvijd for
1H93 21S06 22
it (i S'atn tax levied tor
1890 I74S 33
ii . ii Verdict fees levied for
1889 44 00
i it ii County portion, liqucr
license, 1889 87 60
ii i ii County portion liquor
license, IS'.iO 149 C3
ii Cash for bonds issued
1890 21241 80
ii ii
i
ii
ii i
Sale ol unseated lands 173 64
Kent of court house.. 13 00
Sale of Toll hound. . . 6 00
" 5 per cent, additioual
on county lax 11S 94
i 5ptrceat. additional
on State tax 8 35
" Error in Tuibett Du
plicate C51
$70675 91
1S91. D. O. SniLLisBrnora, Treat- Cr.
Jan. 3 By amount of ordora paid. $439.11 77
i ! Outstanding county tax.. 1292, 4
Outstanding state tax .... H4S 25
Balance due county 129ti8 42
$70t'.76 91
1S9I.
Jan. 3, Balance Jdue .County $12S 42
1S90- F. W. Nobli, Sheriff. Cr.
Jau. 3 By balance due county.... $12 00
Outstanding County Tuxtt, January 3, 1M91
18Sti, M. Z. 3owor, Thouipsont'n 102
I8h7, Jaccb Kerrey, Greenwood.. 2 70
1888, Daria Vfellcr, Fermanagh.. 179
lpny, John at. I.oDir.l. fU.... CO 6a
N . T. Van llorc, Delaware .. . Io0 4i
iiir.baul Stoner, Fcrmauajli. . l'J4 21
William Landia, Fayette .... 627 05
Jacob Korrry, Greenwood.... 88 39
" S. D. SimoBtoD, La:k 10fi41
" S. II. Kollwan, V.imintuwn.. 3 19
William McConnell, Uonroe .. Hi 77
W.L. Brackbill, Uillord 602 60
G. W. Krpner, Port Bova!... 15 2t
" K. W. Uillitord, Spruce Hill. . 322 57
K. M. ;ray, Tnscarora 27 07
" Ilcnry I'ostetler, Waikur .... 229 03
1890 John il. Leonard, beale f.90 90
John Staver, Itlaware 101 87
David 3. Mummah, Fernitna'h 1012 59
" John A. Sanar, Fayette 749 20
" Vf.D. Cox, Greenwood.... 322 75
J. P. McCahan, Lack 63
S. If. Kollman, Miflliutown. . 379 61
" W. S Neimond, Uanroe.... 405 C4
E. O. Ueloy, Milford 1182 87
II. V. Funk, Patterson 233 80
' G. B. M. Wieehatipt, Fort
Royal 194 C5
" Daniel Knousa, Susquobanna 2iti 10
J. C. Olieaon.SpruceU.ll... S12 t)
" Jacoli Leydar, Tboiupaontown 103 8K
" W. K. M;Laughlin, Turbett.. 42X 23
J. b. Barton, Tnscarora 716 69
FalmerShellenbe-rger, Walker 1749 01
Total outstanding county taxes. $12927 47
Ouhtandin g Stale Taxes, January 3, 1S91
1889, Joha at. Leonard. Beaic 4 27
UicbaelStoner, Fermanagh.. t 19
" Wm. Landis, Fayette 60 35
" Jacob Forry, Greenwood 4 33
8. D. Simootun, Lack 81 65
Vn. McConnell, Monroe... . 4 87
" W. F. Brackbill, Miltord 3 57
R. W. Gillilord, Spruce Htll.. 13 64
" It. U. Grav, Tuscarora 32 07
Iloury Hostetier, Walkar 40 29
1S90, John M. Leonaad, liealo 27 26
" John Motor, Delaware 6 84
" David Muniah, Fermanaf h.... 15 93
John Saner, Fayette 90 14
' W. D. Cox, Greenwood 7 19
" J. 8. McCahan, Lack 74 50
' S. H. Koiiman, Miftiinlown. . . CO 69
W. S. Neimond, Monroe..'.. . 60 61
E. O- Weloy, Milt'.rd 82 45
H. I). Funk, Fattersen 11 SO
O. 15. M. Wischaupt, l'crt Koy-
al 52 48
Daniel Knouse, Busqnebaniia 36 27
J. C. Okcson, Spruce Hill 19 07
J. W. Leyder, Ti.on-.pser.tuwn 23 41
" J. B. Barton, Tuscarora 62 45
" Falmer S ballon berger, Walker 25 81
Total outstanding state tax $X8 2
JU1 of which ia respectfully submirted.
Elmer K. McUke.i,
Jacob HoTitTLtB, Co. Juditors.
W.F. GlAIAM, S
Ai'ditobs' Omcc,
M fTliotewn, January 8tb, 1691
STATEMEMT OF ORDERS DR.K VN
by the Commissioners of the County of Juni-
ii on me t rexsurer meieoj Jrom Ihe 1st
dav of Januaru 190 ta the ?.rrl Jn mf r..
warj 1891 inclusive as taken from the records
is ac commissioners ojffice.
Justices and Constables fees, Commonwealth
cases.
John Eackenbergor and oihers Jus
tices aod A.C Fewell and oth
er constablea 1890 $734 95
Total.
$734 95
Commonwealth Witnesses.
Febrnsry Term 1890.
April Term do .
September Term do .
December Term do .
$
129 28
lro 23
225 02
71 25
Tot1 $605 bo
Exonerations. Matementt and Percentages.
D. G. 8 heller, berger. percentage
atato tax 1888, 1889, 1890 $ 44 53
W. S . Landis and others triplicate "
T w8?8"r",""V 1108 60
J.W. Leyder Uo do do 1889 616 37
F. Bhellenberger snd others dnpll-
cate 1890 81 62
ToU1 :v 17
Court and Jurors Pay.
T A Weminger court lees 1890....$ ?o
J B M Todd, court crier 5.5
Joeejh Comniings, Btenographur. .. 200 10
o i murray, noaraing jurors 17 mi
11! If !...!, J 4 W
i. xuuu, am ioi court room, , . 1 75
M II Keodricks and other", tipsUves 90 12
S A Grabaniaail others, grand juror 552 62
E U Sharif it and other, petit Jurors 1022 68
Total.. V
Public Buildings.
John McNulty, Janitor to June
11th and cnttiDg wood $
John Horning, Janitor from June
11th to close of year
Percy Burchtield, janitors work...
Franciscus liardware Co, gasoline
and lurnishings.............
James F Farker, repairs to lawn
mower
II C Ilower, lumber for board walks
II W Berger, for laying board walks
Fhilo Fatinebaker, putting on new
locks
John KlUa, brooiua torcourl bouse
John T Zook, frame for kill and
lumber
L M Showers, paintiDg court bouse
J G Detra, do do do
Jobh McNulty, work at board waiks
extra cleaning, battling aabes,
opening bouse fur lectures...
F W Noble, fixing cistern
Daniel Pannebaker, repairs to feaco
locks, tec
D Ilolman, repairing fence
Emil Scbutt, matting for Court
House
Miscellaneous small orders.......
!54 1 83
07 18
63 VT
8 98
97 92
700
12 80
6 00
2 00
120
6 60
278 00
' 80 00
66 00
12 00
8 85
2 60
11 60
6 60
Total
191
Road and Bridge Views and Damages.
W II Moure and others damages..! 88 00
W W Sharon and others view era.. 493 85
Total $58185
Constables' Returns.
S A Sprout aud others constables.. $251 94
Total $251 94
Assessing and Rtgistciing.
John F Detra and others, anacssors 5S13 81
G W Burchtield, under statu revo.
rm 1889 165 00
U W Burchtield do do do
1890 117 81
Tota' $1096 16
Tramps Under Act of lf-88.
W F BnTder, burying unknawu
tramp $ 18 00
L Banks, medical attention tramp. . 1 5 CO
John W Kirk,mdse.,lortramp.... 1 05
Expense burial of tramp iu Ferry
county 20 00
Expense attending J Dixou, tramp,
and others ' 88 87
Expense in Martin Miller ca, sur.
gery, drugs, board, clothing,
u ol honpital kc, and keep.
ing since accident 233 62
D M Crawford tx. Son, medical at-
teLtiou tramp 6 00
Total $U9144
Fox and Uittk Scalps
Wm. Fulldr, II Basbore and others
lex scalps aud certi'Jcatea....$ 414 85
Total $414 85
County I'rison.
F W Noble, Slientfleea $361 95
S A Sulofl', medical attendance... 42 45
G W Smith, extra watch at jail.
Carter 2 00
Fhilo I'snnebaker, porch at jail. ... 2 75
J W Hamilton, painting porch at
jail 3 TO
Jacob Ktka.plsstArins' 22 70
John T Znok, building jail kitchen 43 66
U V Berger, making dram 1 b
L B Etka, whitewashing 2 00
Uanbtvki. Nelson, coal 22 60
L Banks Co., drugs 1 40
Total..
$50tf 22
Court House Bonds Paid.
D W Harlay and other bonds $8060 00
Totsl...
$8060 00
Interests Paid on Bonds.
J G llaldernan aud ethers, interest$245 91
State tax an bonds 183 00
Total
.... 21ii 91
" nt.ttng and Stationery
Wm. M Allison, printing
W J Jackman 4-Co, do
H E Hoosall, do
B K Schweier, do .......
$199 75
168 00
131 75
119 69
8 CO
C 85
J C Dimm, school transcripts. . . . ,
N J Uunt, stationary
Total $023 94
James McCauley, psstage $ 2 15
Hocks for ofhee 13 60
V 11 Kollman, ink, tiitiouerv, ico. 13 60
J W Wagner, fixicg clock CO
M J Ilnnt, stalnonary 2 05
J C Dimm, erdr hooka 6 00
FrancU Hower, serriees a commis
sioner, ba!. du trom 1889.... 20tJ 07
I II Cunninghaiii, services as com.
missionar, bal. dae from 1889 228 18
A Kice, servicas as commiasiouer
1890 825 00
F Hower. d do 1890 231 12
J U Cnnninfbara, services aa com-
tnishioner, 1890 231 66
Wm M Allison, salary as counsel,
1890 80 00
G W Burchtield, do do clerk
1890 650 00
Total.
..$1838 73
Bridges, luihting and repairs.
Geo W Keeter first rayment on
Mexico bridgo $1905 00
Geo W Kee'er, f aymeot on Mexico
and l'wrt Koral bridge 2000 00
Geo W Keafer, bal. in full on all
bridge contracts 3015 00
Hanbeck a Nelson, stane work,
Mexico bridco 400 00
Vanbeck &. Nelson Oil at Mexico
bridge 700 00
itfxbeck it Nelson, ether bridge
work and tilling 600 00
Manbeck &. Nelson, bal. on con
tacts .Yexiro and basin bridges 797 00
!-j ' Goodman, Showera bridge 200 00
C j 00 do bridges, d 1 nerent
contracts 1160 00
Geo V Goodman, fiUtng at Fiko
bridga 175 00
W F jWc'abB and others witneaaes
in MiHlia bridge case 21 68
f M M Pennell opinion ia brides
case 600
t'poenaing witnes, telegrams and
other legal cocts in bridge caae 212 67
a W Berger, painting bridge 160 00
G W Bruitb, bunting foundation of
bridge 7 00
J K JlfcNeal, tilling at Basin and
river bridgns. 2 00
Percy Burchtield, cleaning bridge.. 1 60
Ffc'lo Fannebaker, repairing bridge
ami spikes GO
II II Snyder, penalty bvarda for
bridges 155 00
J Brgey, borse hire on bridge bus
iness u 5
A Bice, werk nn road to take place
r.f bridges in west of county. ." 40 00
I B Clark, work nn road to take
place ot bridges 610 00
II A .Mayers, work on Fergnson
bridge 320 00
A and I B Rice, roofing Waterloo
bridge 100 00
C C Sarvis, Oil at Showers bridge 350 00
A R;ce, do do do 26 00
A Kice, repairs do do 1 60
Rtiben Reynolds, balance on con
tract, Thompson's Lock
bridge 85 CO
E 0 Sheaffer, plank tor bridge.... 3 76
S E Pannebaker, repairs McClore
bridge 92 61
U L Keiser, repairs Tbompsontown
bridz 15 00
J oli i' Jenkins, fence at McCullocb'i
bridge BOO
J as W Hostett'er, repairs Thomp
sons Lock bridge 10 00
V il Sonders, Billing at Fort Roy
al bridge 18 00
J H Leonard, repairs Fomeroy
bridge 1 41
M Jlortuff", repaira Mexicojbridg. 6 00
W II Groninger, cleaning eulvert
10 bridge 57 6C
E A Smith, spikes tor M. bridge. 7 11
K )' CunniLghaiii, snowing bridges ' 00
ledgers, plank for M bridge ... 5 35
Wit Gronitigwr, surveying port
, Rojal bridge and extra speci-
llcatinn 17 05
W M Allison, bill going to - Water
loo ic 25 00
G uoi 4. Sieber, spikes 5 26
H F. Ronsall. i.rintine 43 25
J L Roop, repairs to McCulioeh k.
Fort Koysl bridges 6 00
W" Fry, plans Mexico bridge 69
Ueorge S Conn, lumber and repairs
Waterlord bridge 60
E G SheafTer, repairs to Sheaflors'
bridge 4 65
I IS Grubb, mason work, Tbomp.
soatown bridge "3 05
R ii Cunningham, repaira to
Varnea, liawna and. McCul-
loch's bridges 10 75
Wni A Nilhkoe, balance on U run
in ger bridge .... 600 00
G Groningcr, plank and work i
bridge....: 2 35
II E Ehrenzellor, plauk and work
Brewn'a bridge 8 58
J L ltoop. work Fort Royal bridge 12 10
George I McCachren, capping piers
tc Tort Royal bridge 15 00
R M Cunningham, repaira to Lick
ing Creek bridge 6 25
J P Aurand, repairs to Mahon-
tonga bridge.... 117 25
II C Ilower, part payinont on
Ilawns bridga S00 CO
John K Jenkins, tilling at (Uawn:
bridga 60 00
II McDonald, filling at Varnea'
bridga 88 50
D Q Stellen berger, bill of Snyder
county 87 60
George I McCatiren, extra work,
Fort Royal bridge 2 00
D S Wots, Ailing at Cuba dam
bridge 192 60
J. D. Williams railing for Ilawus'
bridge 7 00
II. C. Ilower, bal. on Ilawn's
bridge 869 00
Jas. Groningcr, bal. on Varnea
bridge 100 00
Ueo. 8. Conn, ranairs McCoytown
bridee 20 00
If. A. Ktamhaurh. clank for Fike
bridsre 8 00
E. A. Sieber, tt il at Jericho bridge. 79 75
Francis Ilower. on Supervisor's or
der 85 00
Tetal $15250 03
Public Offices.
D. G. Sbellcnbcrgtr, bal Treasu
rer's salary, 1889 $300.00
J. C. Diiuiu, printiua- biauks, Kor.
istor aud Recordoi's Oili.n ... 15 45
W .P. Graham aad W. S. Noimond,
Anditers 70 00
Wm. M. Allison, auditing Regis
ter and Recorder and Prolbsn-
otary'a cllL-e 20 00
John Bender, stove pipe, Register
and Recorder's oi'ice 2 25
Franciscus Ildw. Co. supplies .... 2 J 00
D G Sheilenberger, blanks for Fro
tbenotary ail Regiator and Ku
rort! or ' cilices
D (1 Sheilenberser, stationery
Wm M Alluion.iprintisg, Protbou
otary'a ofllce ..... .........
Blank books, envelopes and blanks
for Frothonotary and Register
aud Recorder's offices
D G Shellenberger, aaie of unseat
ed lands.
K E Berry, certityiog mortgages
T X Ueiniuzer. certilriiiZ judg
43
25
ments 23 00
stationary for Treashrer'a use, S
years 25
W H Rollmau, ink, pen, Au; .... 18
T H Uemingiii, Protbcuotary'sjfees 143
D G Shellenbergor treaaurers sal.
ary, lS'.'0 600
K II ii cClintirk, stove pipo, Pro.
tbosotary's office 2
Total Vi'u ii
General and Spring Elections
priug Election H92 13
Oeneral EUctiona ST'.' 39
Total $871 U
iliscellaneous Orders.
Western Prnitnntiary. 'keeping J
11 McMrrn and otuurs $ 650 80
Expresaafcc 2 45
T D Ganr.au aad (1 W Biirctitiuld,
trariicribiur judgxants and
unortfaf t 60 CO
A J Willikinsou, burial ot VV lien.
ry, -.ia... 85 00
T II feemiiigrr, k nor nut: aud la
ballioj pIr m Frotbono
tary's rauit 200 00
Expesaa of Coruralaaioners, att?nd-
r.a state conroution .. 40 00
( W Burchtield, axaase Farcl
caaa 45 67
Jobo Borar, horja biro, Parcel
cut 16 00
F Jf M Pome!, Parol caaa balere
pardon boird IS 50
Wm il Alliaou, Hone and Parsl
casea 15 00
lanbk .N--li.au, co.i, ISS'J ... 67 G2
U G Shalleube-f er, ba.1. sUte tax
1KS9 SOS S3
D Q Sbalianbergvr, bal. Hinim tax,
1390 938 63
Mrmorinl Coninittee of Co minis.
sionrrs slate couvration 6 00
John Uika, lime 2 00
J K McNeal. baiiiioc aslies. ..... . 6 00
Wm bell, lawn mower 8 00
J S Tbeniaa, amount ovarpaid for
nss of Court bouia 6 00
W F Surdar burial wr J Zigler. . . 8S 00
Wm M Allison, till of Jcc:1t
Anderses 1C0 00
Farmers' liercaDtila Araociatioa,
coal, eart housa 89 13
W C Femaroy tar Juniata county
Agricultural seclety 100 00
Hanbacl; & Nt!n, coal lor cauit
bona 85 02
J H Carney, expense of county In
stitute....! 187 60
AJPaitnrsoa, return of Hough
tsx 31 13
J W Siimmel, insurance county
bousa 8 0
Wm V! Allinea, fees in Loudon and
Brackbill cases 8 00
Manbeck V Nelson, lumbar 1 00
1 B Clark, lor Jury CouimisMonars
ad clerk . 108 17
Jamas McCauley, pontage aad box
rent 25 65
First National Bank ,expense Con-
f raasienalreturn judges 13 13
$3141 35
Recapitulation
Justices and Canstables, Comtuon.
aalib raaea $734 95
Commonwealth witnesses .. 605 83
Exonerations, abutcoiauts and per.
ccntae 1851 17
Courts and jurors' pay 2541 3
Public Building 722 94
Koad and Bridge Views and dam
age 681 85
Constables returns 251 91
Assessing and KegiKtarin; 1C96 15
Tramps under act of 1885 891 41
Fox and miak scalps 414 85
County prison 6C0 22
Court House bonds, paid 806000
Intara.it ptid nn bonds 3128 91
Priating and stationary 623 94
CoiutnlaMonar' Ofiice 1838 73
Brid-o Hiilding and repairs 15256 03
Public Oificea 1857 43
General and Spring Election .... 87154
Jiscellannoua Orders 3141 35
Total $13977 10
Liabilities of County
Outstanding Court Hons Bonds.. $30812 00
de. County Bond 41200 00
Accrued interest on bonds (ap.
proximated ) 1 ,600 00
Outstanding coanry orders 96 51
Total $79707 51
Assets of County
Cash In bands of Treasurer $12WR 49
Outstanding conaty taxes....... 12927 47
ao. state do 848 2i
Bills collectablo, expensd Martin
Miller case 233 52
Total $20077 C6
Liabilities ever assets $52729 85
We tho undersigned Co.utnissionera of
Juniata county ia compliance with the law
do publish the foregoing statement of the
receipts and expenditures of the county a.
foresaid, for the year ending January 3rd?
1891 as found on the books of this office.
Commissioners Olfico,
MitJlintown, January 8th, 1831
UAVID J1FALK, f
Joux Ballextine,) Commissioners.
Ubiau Shi max.
Attest:
Chas. B. Cbawfoed, Ccfc.
HOLLOBAUGH & SOW.
CLOTHING STORE,
AT A T"N" STEEET, I.TTERSOiNr, 1JA.
Haying purchased the clothing store of Samuel Strayer, we offer special
bargains to make room for our new stock.
We expect to make a specialty of Gents Furnishing Goods.
TVa will also keep a full line of
CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
And a complete stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c.
33UY FOR
Quick Sales aui small profits, ia oar motto. Give ud a trial
Hollolbauh & Bon.
WHITER STOCK
We have just re stocked our
store with Winter Goods for
our customers.
The Senior member of the
firm has just returned from
Eastern Markets, where he se
lected with great care the goods
that his many patrons favor.
COME AND SEE.
Our assortment is more com
plete than ever. Come and see.
Our customers have appreciated
our efforts to give them goods to
suit their purposes, and we
believe that we are better pre-
pared than ever to merit their ;
confidence. e invite you
rnrtlP ftnil ue nnd he satisfied
COmC anU tee anu Ot ellltelieu.
In Otir dress goods department
. 1 l..,4. .. il,;
we have almost everything.
Don't be backward, Call for
what you want.
FOOT WEAK. j
Our Boot and Shoe De-1
novlmflnf ij fnll m l'ta o fcr.rt. i
a .
ment, and you certainly can be
puited in fit, quality and price.
Whatever improvements have
t
been added by the manufactures
we Lave th"m all Wa r tn
We I.ae Ul.m ail. 1 e Cdn
Supply OU With foot Wear for
any in Or OUt door service. Our
J r. . . ,
grocery Department never lag.s.
We have on hand a lull line oi
T, , T, - , t,
rresh, 1'lain and rancy
Gt
occries.
Aln W.K. nnlv f-iU lira
AlfcO, tne Only Uil line Ol
QIT V V V Q? l" 1 T V
U II 1J H O II A Jl II .
111 the COUnty. Jhvery house "i-.m-.'ert RoyaI8,l a. ra-.Mxic9 s
, . -J. , J , - 21a. in , Tuscarora 8.2r.a. ru.. Vandyke 18-
inUot liave its lull Supply Of 30 a. n... Tbompsontown 8.17 a. m., Dnr-
(Jueens an.i Olassware, this is
. . ,, ,
i
the Store tO Call On lor SUCil ar-
tioles.
TOBACCO-
To the lovers ol the weed,
we say we keep the best brands.
TRY OL'R TOiJACCO.
All orders bv mail will re-
PPlva Tirrimnf fltfantmn
r .
Lemember the place,
Maix Stjieet, Opro.,iTE Co.kt Hoc-
JliSJin town, !.,
Fred'k ESPKasCUADE
THE NATIONAL BAPTIST
PHILADELPHIA,
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR
DO YOU EEAD IT 1
Sni jjoHtal for a free gaiuple copy.
THKES VONTHS TRIAL 25 CENTS.
WISH TO STATS
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I can srop towtdachi in less than
Ave tuinutea ; uo pain, ne extracting.
That I can extract teeth without nain.
ty tbe use ef a fluid applied te the teeth
ana gums ; no danger.
That Diseased Gums (known
as Scurvy) treat rSsed succositully
and a cure f arife Jraatcd in every
Teeth Fills aad warranted ler life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or,
remoddled, from $.00 to $12 per set.
Beautiful Gum Knaioclsd Teet inerted at
prices to suit nil.
All work warranted to give porfoct satis
faction. People who have artificial teeth
with which they cannot eat, are especially
invited to call.
Teems Cash.
G. L,. DERR,
l'ractlcai;DeutIat,
ESTABLISHED U MIFFLIETeWST, Pa., IB 1866.
Oct, 14 '85.
is, i B WiJam.i.U.
ffteECORIRIERCE
BUSIHESSSyORTHAfiD
WT1 ar n Usr
Clreaatasrs Ms-t Kerr r Cetti
NO MORE OF THIS!
Rubber Shoes nnlttaa worn uneomfortal.lv Hht.
win ofieu slip off the fw-t. To remedy
this evil ths
"COLCHESTER" RUBBER CO.
ofTei- a shoe with the inside of the heel lined i
rith
(l AU
ti.Kubber from al lupine off;
Call for the " Co Ich rater n
"ADHESIVE COUNTERS"
end you cau wuik, ruu or Jump-to tlw.ni,
71 V 7
(Mm
'WW
I ,1U. i.. .L-LLX-UJ-U-1!.. !J
Locis K. Atkisso.i. F. M. M. Piss tn.
ATKIXSOH &. I'EX.IELL,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
M.'FFLINTOWK, PA.
C7"Collecting aud Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrtci On Main street, in place of resi
dence of Louis K. Atkinson, F.eq., sooth of
Bridge street. f Oct 26, 1 880.
WILBEKFORCE fcCHWF.YER,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
iMIFFLINTOWN, PA.
KyOflice on Bridge street, opposite
Court House.
Jvhic McLaiouLiw. Joseph W. Stixmei
JirLAtIIL:i &8TS5I3SEI.,
INSDBAKCE AGENTS,
PORT ROrJL, JUNIATA CO., PA.
DT'Only roli&ble Companies represented.
Jan. 1, 18S0-ly
DR.B.X .CRAWFORD, PR. DARWIN M.CHaWf ORD,
t : DR D K GRAWF0KD & sox-
i have formed a partnership f.r the prnrtico
; of Modicine an,l their collatteral branches.
OCIce at eld stand, corner of Tbird and Or-
. ana streets, Miflliutown. Pa. Oneor rxitb
, ml'tkmi wHI be (olin(1 th8ir .,,, at t
i times, unless otherwise professionally en-
j gTPrii ist. isto.
PENNSYLVANIA EA1LR0AD.
TIMK-TA15LK
On and after Sunday D-'C 14, lh90,
; trains that stop at umiu win run as foiiowa:
! fastwasd.
' Ac;T p"dai 'A"""" Min "
i tJ.40 a. m.. Port Koyal 6,45 a. m.. Tbomp.
aontown 7.02 a. m., Miiiemtown 7,12 a. m.,
No rrt 7,21 m ' T,w". 7.4' a.
KarysTilL, 8.02, erriroa at Hamsbnrs,
.20 a. m., Philadelphia, 1,25, p. m.
' L,rv Mifflin at 7,C0 a. m.. Port Roval
' 7,05 a. ui Tbomsoutown, 7,22 a. ni , Mil-
ir.t.wn, 7,32 a. m., arrives .t HarribnrS
f8 43 .":. Philadelphia at 1.25 p. m.
; Leaven Mill! 111 at 8,00 p. m.. Port Roval.
'3,05 r. m.. Tbompsontown. 3 22 p. m. mil
leratown. ,88 p. m . arrirea at Harrisbitrf,
j 7,00 p. in.. Philadelphia at 9,35 p. ni.
! HaHRisBrae AcooMMOoano loaves Al.
'ooa daily at 6.2a. m.,Tyrone 5 50 a. m .
Mount Union at C.4 a. m., Newton Hamil-
7.C0 a. m., 1'cVeytown 7.20 a. m.. I,ew
istown 7,45a. ro.. Milford 8.05a. in., Mifflin
X. -"' fc"rtown
. ewport 0,00a. ru.. arrivii.s; ,
8.4 a. m..
(... iu., :nunn ui iiarrieoura
, 1,05 a. m., and at Pbiladolphla, 1,25 p. ra.
i Siti Siiobe ExpEKhi leaves Altoona daily
! T13 ".. and itopjinp a all regular
: stations between Altoona aad Harrisbnrg,
;rMarlios XX'iiu at 10,15 a. in., Uarrisburg
! 11. i0 p. and arrirea in Philadelphia at
. 8.16 p. in.
Hart. Trais loaves Plttobnrg daily at
j 6,".0 a. in., Altouca at 2,00 p. ru., and riod
: ping at all rogu'ar stations arrives at Mifflin
: at 6 0.1 p. m., Harrisburg 7.00 p. ni., Phila
j adalpbia 10,55 p. m.
. MS) ElDrmH ilAVfll Plthn. .. 1 nil
A!to..ua z-zo pti ; Tyrone t ti pm! iiont-
Ti5.'rZ f ZlTXA?!?:
j 4 25 a m.
Dat ExPREas leaves Pittshnri at R fill A
; M.; Alioona 11.50 A. M.; laay ba flagired
at iliittin at 2.05 P. if.: arrives ot uri.
' i-urg at a,Mi) P. M.
'. a:.
at Philadelphia, 6.60 P.
Philadelphia Kxpreaa will stop at Mifflin
at 11 87 p. ni., when flagged
WESTWARD.
Miffl n Accommodation leaves Plu'ladel
hi" l 8-5u . Harnabiirg, 12.10 P. ra..
k, ; i . . .
.iisriuo, i,irt p. ui., Tbouipsontown.
I,T p. 111., kflicil. 1.41 rt m
1.4o p. in.. Mifllin,. 150, p. m. Fhiladel
pbia at 4,25 p. ni., Harriaburg, 7.27 p. ui.,
Newport, 8,23, p. m., Milloratuwa, 8.33 p.
iu., Thompoii;oi n. 8.43 p. ru.. Port Royal
Port Koyal. b,0O MiSlin. 9.05 p. m. Har
riabnrs;, 12.S0 p. m,. Hiilcratown 1.37 p.m.,
Tbemp-onlowo, 1,48 p. m., Port Royal,
2,06 p. m., Mittlin, 2,10.
Fast Lisa leaves Phiadelphia daily at
11 40 a m; Harrisbura: 8 45 p m t Milfiio
6 01pm; Lewiatown 6 28 p m ; Alteona,
7,60 p in ; srrives at Pittsburg at 1 1 65 p id.
Wat Passengeb.
leaves PhiladelnhU
daily at 4 30 a. m.;
HarrisbnrB, 8 15 a. ro.;
I Dtmennon, 8 64 a. m.; Newport,! 9 26
Millerstowa, 9 40 a. m.:Tlionir,r.n0
9 62 a. ru.; Van Dyke, 10 00 a. m Tnscar
ora, 10 04 a. m.; Mexico, 10 07 a. m.; Pert
Royal, 10 13 a. m.; Mifllin, 10 20 a. tn
Milford, 10 26 a. ru.; Narrows, 10 34 a. m.;
Lewislown, 10 46 a. m.; McVevtown, 1114
a. m.j Newton Hamilton, 11 39 a. m.: Hon
tmpdon, 12 17 p. ra.; Tyrone, 1 07 p. m.
Altoona, 1 45 p. m.,and stopaatall regular
atations between Harrisburic and Altoona.:
Gtstrk Kxpeess loaves Phiu.iik:.
ly at 6 2 p. ru., Uarrisburg, 10 20 p. m
stopping at Kockville, MaryaviUe, Duncan
non, Newport, Mlilcratown, Thempsontown.
I ort Uoyal, time at Milllm, 1 1 65 p. Al
toona, 2 15 a. m.,and Pittsburg, 6 10 . m.
Mail Teaih leaves Philadelphia daiW at
7.00 . m., Harrisburg 11.20 a. m, New
port, 12 15 p. ni., Mifflin 12.62 p. nw, stop
ping at all regular stations between. 'Vifflls.
and Aitouua reaches Altoona at 3 40. i. m
Pittsbnrg 8.10 p. m. '
Altooiia Accommodation leaese Phil
aoeiplna daily at 11 40 ,. m., Ueisbur at
4,10 p. m., Duncannon 4.45 p, ni New
pert 6.12 p. hi., Mlilcratown .V-'2 'xsl m.
Thotupeouiown .1,33 p. iu., Vandyke 6 4t)
p. m., Tuscarora 6,11 p. uj., Uaiico A47 p.
m., Port Royal f6,61 p. m., MiUlm 6,66 p.
n,., Lowistowo 0,20 p. m., McVeytewn 6,.
46 p. m., Newum Ua uilte 7.05 p.
Huntingdon 7,3 j p. ru., Altoeua i00 p. m.
PaciGc Express leaves Philadelphia 11 2&
p ui ; Harrisburg 3 10 a ia ; Duncanuon 3
38 a m ; Newport 4 00 a w ; Mifflin 4 39
ni; Lewistown 601 am; McVeytown 6 2i
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Patent Vaiiiiblo Friction and Bolt Feed.
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SIIIM.EE 9IIEES, &.c.
FOtlTABLG GRIST MIEEJ.
ThrcelilDg Machines, etc
Seud for illustrated Catalogue.
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Caution Notice.
The undersiRned.cittzeng of Walker Twr.,
Juniata county, Pa., hereby caution all per
sons not to tresspiss en their lands for the
purpose er huntiug : John A. (iallagher,
Christ Nasser, Calvin Majjrudor, John F.
Bahr, David Diven, Samuel Auker, Cyma
Sieber. Selh Kerchncr, William Clack.
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