SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MlJfFLlNTOWN.
WEWESDAT. APRIL 6. 18SS.
B. F. S C II W E I E R
ebitor aid raofBirroa.
Qi ay carried a maiarity vote last
Saturday in tbecounties of Lawrence,
Northumberland, Monroe, and every
other county where Republican pri
mary elections war held.
Thubk doesn't seem to be much of
a chance for good health in this
world, since there are twenty four
hundred diseases lurking around,
anyone of which mav catch a man.
Tue Democratic State convention
will meet at Harrisburg, on the 13th
presoat month, and on the 20th of
this month, the Republican State
convention will meet at the same
place.
There are about eight hundred
million people in the business nations
of the world. The gold bugs act as
if tbn business amour? that number
of people can ba safely carried, on
three billion gold dollars, whx-h
would bo less than three dollars a
person. The geld bugs are financially
insane or wicked.
The biggest gun that Krupp's
works, in Germany have turned out,
weighs 120 tons, the barrel of the
caiin-jn is 41 feet long, the bore of
tliegnn is 1(1 inches the ball weighs
2000 pounds, and 700 pounds of
powder shoots it 12 miles, as far as
from here to Lewiwtown. The cost
of every load is five hundred dollars.
Dtsi ATcmn from across the ssa in
sist upon it, that the German's have
learned how to manage balloons and
run them in any direction through
iue mr. uirman uanoons nave
boeu sent over into Russia and
hovered over certain places and then
returned which has excited the
Russian government, for by means
of glasses the Germans can gain all
information relative t Russian forti
fications that Germany desires, The
balloon despatches sound like well
name them vourself.
Ax.vm in.srs in Paris, are threaten
in, which has caused Purisians gen
erally to declare that if the Anarch
ists become unruly, short work will
be made of them ; they will bo pluck
ed p, root and branch. The An
archists are greatly surprised at the
new turn of affairs. They have been
used to denouncing their betters all
their days, and threatening all kinds
of misfortune upon the people they
dislike, but now that the hunt is (e
go the other way, the Anarchist will
of necessity be compelled to go into
retirement or keep quiet.
What is good for one, is good for
the otter, says China, and if you
don't allow Chinamen in America,
Amcricau man can't come to China.
Tho average American would not
care if China refused to admit Amer
icans to China, if only tho Chinamen
can be kept out of America. About
the only interests that wouH suffer
by such a system of mutual shut
out, would be the religious, mission
ary people, the roving or traveling
people, and men who are engaged in
merchandise. A class of people, small
in number compared with the gener
al population. It is generally hoped
that Cuina means business, and will
shut all foreigners out, and keep her
almond evod sons at home.
The net national indebtedness of
the world is over $20,000,000,000, and
how many trillion dollars it amounts
to when the railroad, county, town,
state, and individual indebtedness is
counted, has never been told, and
yet with all that, the gold bugs have
gotten the ear of a great many well
meaniLg people to believe that all
that indebtedness can bo lloated on
a gold coin basis of a little over
3,000,000,000 gold dollars, as long as
they choose to float it. It will float
as long on that basis as it floats.
How long that will be depends upon
circumstances. The world can no
more pay its indebtedness on a
basis of that kind than a man
can measure the water of the
Juniata river with a quart measure,
and all legislation that tends to make
gold the single standard of value, is
financial suicide.
Strange Diapcarauco.
From the Sunbury Democrat.
Robert Soars, of Winfield. was in
this city oa Monday worning. Mr.
Bears is an old man, bowed down
under the weight of almost three
score years. His beard ie as white
as the driven snow and hard work
has been his portion through life.
For many years he lived in Lower
Augusta township, this county, and
is well known in Sunbury.
ms DAUGHTER.
In the year 1S83 Mr. Sears' daugh
ter Maze married Joseph Reeder.
Reeder was an inmate of Mr. Sears'
home in lower Augusta township for
sixteen years, where he assisted at
work on his farm. Maze was a hand
some blonde of nineteen years of
age, with gelden hair and a pretty
blooming eomplexion. In the Spring
of that year Mr. Soars moved from
Lowtr Augusta to Winfield , to the
TanAJlen farm. About the time ef
the removal Reeder was offered a
good-position at Waynesboro, Pa , in
the machine 6hops at that point. He
accepted the position and was soon
located at that place, his wife, how
ever, remaining at home. In the fall
of the year he rented a cosy home
and furnished it, and wrote to his
wife te come and join him. . She
made her preparations, and left her
home at Win field and came to Sun
bnry where she visited Berlew's on
Fourth street, for several days.
NEVER HEARD OF AGAIN.
This was in October 1883, Mrs.
Reeder left home promising to write
as soon as she reached 'Waynesboro.
She took the morning train from
Sunbury to Harrisburg, leaving here
at 9.40. Her friends were at the
depot to see her off. At Fisher's
Ferry she was &een in the car by
John Reitz, who knew her well ; he
spoke to her and she said she was
going to Waynesboro to her husband.
This was the last trace of her the
family ever heard of. Two weeks
passed by and her husband wrote to
Mr Sears, asking what had become
of his wife. She had written she
was coming, but never came. Word
was sent to him that she had started.
Then Mr. Reeder came np to Sun
bury, but all the inquiry failed to
discover any trace of her after she
had ppoken to Reitz at the Ferry.
The days grew to weeks, the
weeks to months and the month? to
years and no trace of her. Her bus
band, Joseph Reeder, of Waynesboro,
obtained a divorce and married again
and is prosperous and happy. Her
father bowed down with the weight
of years, hopes against hope for her
return. There was no intimation that
she intended to leave her hesband
and almost all the Sears family think
he was foully dealt with during her
trip. Hut then comes the question
of motive, and the mysterious J nap
pearaoce. If she had been murdered
where was the body As it is, she
has disappeared from relatives and
friend as if she had never been born.
The old father save it was the worst
blow he ever received in his life, but
he hopes before he dies to see his
child a train.
Spirits Made f lira Bore for Oil
Tvkose, Pa., March 30. Boring
for oil is now an enterprise along
the Juniata River, ordered br the
spirit of a very prominent and
wealthy man who died five years ago.
The scene of the operation is near
Spruce Creek Station The order
comes from John S. Isett, who for
nearly sixty years prior to his death,
was the rich man and great land
holder of that locality.
He was a spiritualist- The only
member of his own family who
imbibed his faith was his son,
Jacob H. Isett. Mr. Isett received,
he says, the directions from his fath
er to bore for oil. He has bored to
a depth of 300 feet.
I'ntoa Turned Him Down M
Dr. D. Haves Agcew, the most
eminent pnvsiciun uad surgeon in
Pennsylvania and probably in this
country who died in Philadelphia,
formerly practiced medicine in this
countv. After his graduation he
located at Upton, where he remained
for some time, but met with indiffer
ent success. A couple of yeais ago
he said to one of our citizens : "I
located at Upton, Franklin county,
when a young man, I stayed there
long enough to know all the roads
in that district, but found the people
about there wanted a better doctor
than I was likely to prove, so I moved."
A ad this was the man, who in after
years, was chosen from among the
most eminent men of his profession
to attend tbo lamented Garfield.
Greencastle Pilot.
Thomas A. Edison.
Thornns Alva Edison the electrican,
was born on the 11th of February,
1847, at Milan, Ohio. He began life
at the age of twelve as a train boy,
soon advancing to be a news dealer
with four young assistants. He then
began practicing telegraphy, and at
last obtained a position in Port
Huron. He soon began to inveDt,
and in 1SC4 he moved to Memphis
and had one of his inventions, an
automatic repeater, put into service.
He struggled along, inventing, work
ing at his profession, an 1 experi
menting, until he went to Boston in
1808, where he was able to open a
workshop for developing his inven
tions. Shortly afterward he was re
tained by the western Unien Tele
graph Company, and started an
electrical laboratory at Newark, where
he employed 300 men. In 1876 he
moved te Meulo Park, New Jersey,
and in 1SS7 left Menlo Park and
erected in Oranfe, New Jersey, what
is supposed to be the largest ex
perimental laboratory of its kind in
the world. His inventions, which are
numbored by hundreds, center largely
on ekclrioity, although one of the
most wonderful of his achievements,
the phonograph, is not an electrical
invention at all
A Correspondent asks the origin
of phrae, "he isn't in it," says the
Westmoreland Democrat. It was used
by an editor who died and went to
Heaven and looked around for the
man who took his paper six years
with out paying for it and then left
it in the postoftice marked "refused."
It sounds a little sacriligious, but it's
the naked truth.
English Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bone, Stifles, Sprains and Swollen
Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonaerim ASlemisn (Jure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks Sl Co.,
Druggists, Mifflintown. Nov. 13,
1890-ly.
A writer in the Lewistown Gazette
says . Thirty three years ago on the
22nd of March your scribe sowed
oats and the ground was dry and in
good condition to work. Siom per
haps some of your readers may think
we have a good memory or hew
do we know what the season or
weather was on that particular day.
We have just this to say en that
subject. We sowed oats until 11
o'clock, put en our best clothes and
drove six miles and was Married at
6 o'clock that evening and we have
not forgotten that occasion yet.
That is why we remember it : satis
factory, eh ?
GEJVEFU1L MEWS ITEMS.
Thirty eight persons were added
to the New Port Presbyterian con
gregation through the agency of a
revival, recently.
The old time umbrella fixer-and
siseors grinder was surprised to see
a man in that busines traveling in
the town in a buggy last Saturday
calling out, "umbrellas to mend, to
mend."
Have you tried South American
Nervine the gem of the century t
ine great cure for XndigestioD, Dys
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot
tles 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks fc
Co., Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa.
Nor. 14, ly
It is easy to predict what will hap
pon, but to realize on the prediction
is the rub. Everybody, last fall.
preaioted mat the price of grain
wonld rule high this spring, and ev
erybody's prediction has failed, which
only goes to prove how everybody
may be wrong, when they are most
positive that they are right.
Huntingdon Globe of March 31:
Stewart Wilson shot a female bear
near the Bear Meadows a few week
ago that weighed 197 pounds and a
cub that weighed 12 pounds. The
meat of the eld bear was sold to
parties in the neighborhood and the
cub was sent to Philadelphia on
Tuesday. It is a very pretty little
thing and resembles in appearance
a Newfoundland dog.
Bloomfield Advocate : J. W. Hg
hes, of North Baltimore, O., has
traded town property and given
monetary consideration to W. H.
Borrell, now a resident in that place,
in exchange for the latter s farm, in
Carroll township, and will take pos
session on the first of April. Mr.
Hughes is convinced both by the
topography of his new possession
and the quality of the land that oil
and natural gas lie beneath the sur
face and will bore for them as soon
as the weather is favorable.
Harriet E. Hall of Waynetown,
Ind., says: "I owe my life to the
great South American Nervine. I
had been in bed for five months from
the effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shattered condition ef my
whole svgtem. Had given up all
hopes of getting well. Had tried
three doctors with no relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved tie so much that I was able
to walk about and a few bottles cur
ed me entirely. I believe it is the
best medicine in the world. I can
not recommend it to highly." Trial
bottles, 154. Sold by L. Banks &
Co. May 14-1 y.
Altoona Tiibune March 31: On
the 15th inet., at Mifflintown, by
Rev. J. R. Headerson. Mr John H. I
Moyer, of Mifliintown, and Miss Min
nie 1L Seiber, of Altoona, were
united in marriage. The bride is
the estimable daughter of Mr. Jacob
Seiber, of this city, and on Tuesday
evening last the happy couple were
tendered a reception at the home of
the bride's parents, on Eighteenth
avenue, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. Quite a large
number of the friends were present
and the consequences was an evening
of happiness for all.
Every town has its quota of people
who try to pump all the children
they can get on terms with, as to
the home affairs and faueily of the
children. Said one of the poke
your nose into-other-peoples-busiaess
class the other dav to a boy.
"Hello, little boy ! "What is yonr
name!"
"Same as pa's," said the boy.
"What's your pa's name?"
'-Same as mine."
"I mean, what 'do they call you
when thoy call you to breakfast I"
"They don't nuvver call me to
breakfast."
"Why don't they ?"
"Cause I alluz get there the fust
one !"
A special dispatch from Raton, N
M., to the St. Louis Globe-Democrat
tells of a remarkable escape from
death. An eagle was sailing away,
about 50 feet above the ground with
a year-old child in its talons. The
screams of the frantic mother attrac
ted the attention of a party of tour
ists who were riding by. Oae of
them, Mr. Roberts carried a rifle.
Yielding to the entreaties ef the
mother, after much hesitation, he
he risked a shot at the bird, forta
nately breaking one of its wings.
The eagle held on to the child, and
struggled with its remaining wing,
thus coming gradually to the ground,
wheu the child was rescued from its
clutch.
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Browns
valley, Ind., says: "I have been in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness of the
Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indiges
tion until my health was gone. I
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. I bought one bottle ef
South American Nervine which done
me nioie good than any $50 worth of
doctoring I ever did in my life. I
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it has cured me
completely. I consider it the grand
est medicine in the world." War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks
&. Co., Mifflintown, Pa.. May 14, ly.
For sa Time.
I will now reduce the price of my
$3.00 cabinet photograph to $1.50
per dozen.
This reduction will continue as
long as there is sufficient trade to
warrant these prices and no longer.
This gallery is filled with all the
latest improvements usually kept in
a first class gallery, such as Fine
Scenic Backgrounds, Beautiful Dra
peries and Fine Accessories, that
would do credit to the large cities.
We propose during this reduction
to let our werk speak for itself and
have no hesitancy in saying that
taking into consideration the quality
of work, these will be the cheapest
cabinet photographs ever made in
Juniata ceunty. Respectfully,
JOSEPH HESS.
Mifflintown, Pa., Jan. 22nd, 1892.
Ask. Teur Friends Iboaf It.
Tour distressing cough can be ciu
ed. We knew it because Kemp's
Balsam within the past few years
has cured so many coughs and colds
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 ao effective.
Large bottles 50c and $1 at all drug
gists, tf.
LEGAL.
I HERIKF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of sundry writs of fieri Facia
containing wavers of Inquisitions and ex
emptions issusd out ef the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Juniata county, returnable to
the April Term nsxt, ef said Court and to
me directed, I will expos to sale by pub
lic outcry on Friday tb Twenty second
day of April, A. D., 1892 at ou o'clock, P.
M., at the Court House in Mifliintown, Pa.,
the several tracts of land hereinafter de
scribed :
No. 1, A lot of ground situated ia the
village of Mexico, Walker township, Juni
ata tuuuu, tk, uouuoea ana aeocriDea as
fellows: On the north by laoda of J. N.
Thompson; on the east by let of Francis
atcBurney; oa the south by land a of J. N.
Thompson ; en tbe wast by lot ef Wind eld
flack ; having thereon erected a two-story
frame dwelling bouse, frame stable, black-
smuo anop, ona atory frame kitchen and
otner oni ouildings, seized, taken in exo-
suuod ana to do sold as tb property of
w Uliam uetricK.
no. z, A vacant hair lot situate in the
village of Mexico, Walker township. Juni
ata county, l'a., bounded and described ss
follows : on the north by lot or William
Uuaser ; on the east by lot of William Het
nck ; on the south by lot of Winfleld Hack j
on the west by lands ot J. N. Thompson,
seized, taken in execution and to be sold
aa tbe property ot William lietrick,
No. 3, A tract of laad situsta In Walker
township, Juniata county, Pa., bounded
and described as fellows : On the north by
lands of airs. Christ Tyson ; on the east by
lands ol Chss. Book ; on the south by lands
of Chas. Book; on the west by the Juniata
River, having thereon erected a two-story
log and stone dwelling house, baok barn,
wagon shed, containing nearly eighty acres
mere er less, seized taken in execution and
:o be sold as the property or William Uet
rick. A tract of laad aituato in Beale township
Juniata county. Pa., bounded and describ
ed as follows, on tbo North by lands of
Orin Leach and John Sherlock's heirs; on
the East by lands of Orin Laach, Stmu l
Beckwitb, Samuel Pannebaker, Mrs. E. N.
Kranttiouse, and William Stewart ; on the
South, by lands of J. W. Partner ; on tho
tbe Wi st by lands or John Sherlock's heirs
containing ninety ('J ) seven acres more or
less, having thereon erected a one and one-balf-story
log house, siezed, taken in exe
cution, and to be sold as the property of
J. E. Crue.
A tract of mountain land situate in Fer
managh township, Juniata county Pa.,
bounded aad described as follows. on the
North by lands of Aaron Singley; oa the
East, by lands of Goss brothers : on the
South, by lands ot Henry aad Jacob Sa-
louil'; on the West, by lands ef Robert Ua-
MeoD, containing six band red and thirty
acres, more or less, siezed, taken in elo
cution and to be sold as tbe rron rtr of
Wilbur K. VicCalian.
A lot of ground situate in the village of
Johnstown, Beale township, Juniata coun
ty. Pa., bounded and described as follows .
on the North, by lands ol J W. Uoetetlur ;
on tbe Bast, by lands of U. G. I'ble, on the
South, by public road, on the West by an
alley, aad landa ef Mrs. Ifary Brubaker,
bat ing thereon erected, a two-story frame
dwelling house, frame shop and woodshed,
aad frame stable, si.zed, taken in execu
tion and to be sold as the property of Nan
cy Doyle.
A tract ef land situate ia Monroe twp ,
Juniata county, Pa., bounded and describ
ed as follows : Oa the North by lands of
Abraham Arcutz; on tbo East by landa of
Michael Gable ; on tbe South by lands of
Joseph Troup, on tbe West by lands of Si
mon C. Strauser, containing seven!) (72)
two acres, more or less, having thereon
erected a one-story lag house, seized, ta
ken ia execution and to be sold as tbe
property or Samuel Roals, and John Ria ls
E. D. Roads, William RoaJa, as terre ten
ants. CONDITIONS OF BALE:
Fifty dollars of tbe price or suss at which
the property shall be struck of! shall be
psid t the Sheriff at the tiase ef Sa'e, un
less tMe parcbase money shall bo less than
that sum, in wbicb case only the purchase
money shall be paid, otherwise tbe property
will again be immediately put up and sold!
tbe bslaace ef tbe purchase money moil be
be paid te the sheriff at bia office witbia
fire days from tbe time of sale, without any
demand being made br the Sheriff therefor,
etborwiso tbe properly may again be said
at tbe expeass and risk of tbe person to
wbera it is atrack off, w bo, incase ef any
deficiency at sash resale shall make good
tbe same.
SAMUEL LAPP, Sheriff.
April 5th, 1892.
In Its Worst Form. I
BaKTON. 14. Co., Wl, Dee., 1888.
Bev. J. C Bergen vouches (or the following :
James Rooney, who was suffering f-om 8k Vitas
Dance In 1U worst form for about IK yeara,
was treated by several physicians without
eaTeet. Two bottles of Pastor Eoenlg'a Nerve
Tooic cured bim.
M ould nave Died.
Hciltorb, Ma.. November, 1800.
I was tn pain aU over, oould get no roet either
n lr lit or day and w not able to do any work
for months. Dot after taking Pastor Koenlg's
Ktrve Tonic only one week, I was able tb sit np
and attend to my dreeHiuakfag. I bad paid
over two hundred dollars to dootors and got no
benefit. I certainly think 1 sooold have died
long ago it I had not got this medicine.
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IVallce Against Tresspass.
All persona are hereby cantioDed not to
tresspass on the landa of the undersigned
in Walker, Fermanagh and Favetta town
ships: A. S- Adama, Jobn McMeen, James
McMeen's heirs, Robert MvMeen, William
Stooffer, G. H. Sieber, Charles Adams, L.
E. Atkinson.
October 28lb, '91. ly.
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LEGAL.
a PatINISTRA.TOB'3 NOTICE.
In Ik Eitale oThomu Rumbtrgtr, latt
Walker ttwmhip, dtctattd.
Notice ii hereby givou that letters of
Administration on the estate ef Thoma
Kumberger, late of Walker township, Juni
ata county, Fa., deceased baa bees granted
t the undersigned. All peraoni indebted
to aaid estate will please make payment
and all having claims will present tbem
properly aatheaticated for settlement.
WATSON KUMBKRGEK,
OTIS E. KUMBERGER.
Adminittratar.
PROCLAMATION. Wuibsas Tin Hon.
A Jbbemiah Lyons, Preaideat Judge of
the Court or Common Pleaa of the 4 1st J u
dicial District, composed of thecouatiea ef
Juniata and Perry, and tbe Hens. J. P.
WicKiasuAK, aad J. L. Babtgk. Judgea
of the said Court of Common Pleaa far Ju
niata Ceuaty bare issued their precept to
sue directed, bearing date the 25th day of
March, 1892, for holding a court ef Oyer
and Terminer, aad General Jail Delivery,
aad Oeneral Quarter Sessions of the Peace
at MifUiDtowa, en the fourth Monday of April
IWZ, being tbe Z5tb day el tbe month.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to the
Coroner. Justices of the Peace and Consta
blssef the county of Juniata, that they be
then and there in their proper persona, at
ten o'clock in tbe forenoon ef aaid day,
with their records, inquisitioas, examina
tioaa aad oyer re membraaces, to de these
things that their ofhcea respectively apper
tain, and these that are bound by reooguiz
anca to prosecute agaiast the prisoners that
aro or tben may be ia the Jail ot aaid ceun
ty, be than and there te prosecute agaiaat
tnem aa snail bejust.
By aa act of Assembly, passed the 9th
dsy or Aay, A. D., 154, it is made the do
ty of tbe Justices of tbe Peace, of the sev
oral eonntiee of this Commonwealth, te re
turn to tbe Clerk ef this Co art or Quarter
Bessioas of the respective counties, all tbe
recognizaacea entered into before tbem by
aay person or parsons charged with the
commission ofany crime, except auch caaea
as may bo ended before a Justice of the
Peace, uader existing laws, at least tea days
before the commeacement of the.sesaion
ei me lourt to wmcb they are made re
turoable respectively, aad in all cases where
aay recotaizancre are entered into leas
than tea days before the commencement
of tbe session to whicb they are made re
tamable, the said Justices are to return
the same in tbe ssme aoasner as if said aet
naa net been passed.
Dated at Mittiintown, on tbe 115th day of
aisrcn, in tne year at our Lord, one thou-
uau vigui uuaarea ssa niaetv-two.
SAMUEL LAPP, Sheriff.
JN PARTITION'.
Juniata count v, ss.
Ia the Orphans' Court of the county of Ju
niata :
in me matter ol too inquest upon
?L.S
uo resl estate or Lute Marx,
late of the township of Monroe,
in sam county, deceased.
To Hannah Man. widow of said Luke Marx,
K noil set own, Juniata county, Pa,; Jo
seph Varx, Kcousetowo, Juniata county
Pa.,; Levi Kan, Wooster, (Jhio ; George
Marx, Knousetown, Junistaeountv. Pa., ;
Mary Marx. inter-Barried with George
uressxr, swneuseiown, Juniata county.
Pa.,; Barbara Marx, inter-msrned with
Jeremiah Simmers, Shstrokio, Pa.,; Ju.
lia Ana Marx, Inter-married with Samuel
W. ifiders, TbctapicDtotrn, Juaiafa Co ,
Pa., ; Irwin Marx, Scott, Vsn Wert Co.,
Ohio; BaatOD Marx. Wooster. Ohio ; Re
becca Marx, inter married with Joel Wi
ser, Orients!, Juniata county. Pa.,; Ir
win Kerstettcr, West Saffiuaw, Michigan;
Luke Kerstetter, Oriental, Juniata ceun
ty, Pa.,; Solomon Karstetter, West Lo
di, Ohio ; Bartiars Kerotetter, inter-married
with R. W. Sanders, Oriental, Juni
ata county, Pa., ; Andrew M. Karstetter,
Stronpstowo, Snyder county. Pa.,; So
ftie Karstetter, inter-married with Jacob
Armstrong, Stroupstown, Snyder county,
Penna.
To u are each hereby notified that at an
Orphans' Court held en the eiihth day of
March, A. I)., li-92. at U'fllintown, Pa., in
and for tbe said county of Juniata, this rule
was granted on you, the heirs and other
persons intercsti-d, that you be and appear
in open Court, at llifTiintown, Pa., on tbe
fourth Moadav (beinar the twentv-fltth dar)
of April, A. D., 1S92, at 1 o'clock A. M.,
and accept or refuse tbe real estate (where
of the said Luke Marx died sii zed) at the
valuation thereof returnrd by the inquest
in partition, or make bids on tbe same, or
sbow csusie why tbe same ahould sot be
soM on your neg lect or rf usal to accept
the same. By tbe Court.
JOUN R. JENKINS.
Clerk of Orphans' Court.
Tbe above rule of Court having boeu
placed in lay bands for execution, publica
tion thereof is bare duly made by me, and
all parties interested therein are hereby no
tified to govern themoelves accordinzly.
SAMUKL LAPP,
Sheriff.
Mifflintown, Pa., March 2, 1892.
CARTER'S
(DURE
Blrk ReaJaehe and relieve aU the troubles toef
dent to a billons state of the system, soon ae
DuoinMa, Kansea, Drowsiness, Distress after
eating . tain in the Bide, aa. Whilo tbelrmaet
reinaxxable success has been shown in cuilDg a
Headache, yet Carter's Little Lhrar PITH are
equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre
venting thisannoying complaint. ahil thoy alae
correct all Aiaordttrsofthaatomachatimulate thai
liver and regulate the bovreia. K veaUtltojonJw
Aclwtbay wonUbealmostprloalass to those who)
euf er from this distraasinc complaint; but f orto
xtately thtlrgxxlnoaa doaa noteud herand those
vrhooncetry thaai will find these llttlo pills valu
able In so many ways that they will not be wil
ling to do without tbem. Sat after allalck head
ACiHE
la the bane of so many Uvea that here Is where
wemakeenr gnat boast. Our pills cure it while
OtheTe do not.
Carter's Little Liver Pills an very small and
wry easy to take. One or two pllla make a dose.
They are strictly vegetable ana do not gripe or
purRfs, bat by their gentle action please all who
tiaetham. InvialaatUcenta; Ovefortl. Soea
by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail.
- CARTER MEDICINE CO.. Now York;
SMALL PILL. SMALL DQSE. SMALL PRICt
Brunkeaincas er tbm Liquor
Habit positively Cared by Ad
BWlMleterlair Br. Ualati'
deleted Specific
It is maaofaetured as a powder which esa
be given in a glass of beer, a cap of coffee
er tea, or in food, without the knowledge
el tbe patient. It- ia absolutely harmless
and will affect a prmaaeat aad speedy
care, whether the patient is a moderat
drinker or an a'cebolic wreck. It bas been
given in thou.mde of eases, aad in every
instance a perfect cure baa followed. It
a taiLS. The system osce impregnat
ed with the SiciUc, it bccou.s an uttar
impossibility for Die liquor appetite to exist.
Cnroe guaranteed.
4S page book of paiticulara free. Ad
dress oolbis oneiric co., 185 Race St., Cincin
nati, O.
Jnne 24, "Jl-ly.
Consumption 8urXy Cured.
To Tbm tVio:- Please infant yew Madess
that I have a puMn remedy (or she aeove-aaaaad
aaasaea. By las timely aa shenesnde ef aepeiess
aaasa have eesa seraaaneaaly earad. IaaailbegkM
so sand two beatlse ef my remedy fUai te aay of
yonr raadera who have eoaanunpUaa at they will
send me their Express and P. O. address. Jtespect.
tellr. T. A. laUX-Vat, ai. C.. Ui Veaat 14, X. I.
m
. '7 GurPoputeBrznd
SWA I lp
"WiUtjefouaicv
ConjbcnattfTiWt aZuraya
Co be 7f ad.
A Fine Quality of
ATA REASONABLE PRI0C
LOOK
FOR
THIS
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
AN EXTRA SWEET PIECE OF
DON'T FAIL TO GIVE
13K.VOUK. Dealer Fop. It
OomtTake.Any.Qtheh
JNO. fiNZE R& EROSouisVlU,rftlC
WALK IE
W alt in and examine our
large and raried stock for tbe
Fall Trade of 1891 and the
Winter f 1892. We are
Ever Ready
To ehow customers our goods.
It 16 our business to supply
your wants and we knVT that
we can accommodate you, it
you drop in and deal with us.
We hare all kinds of dress
goods in all colors to suit tb
varied taste, of people. We
have a full line of
Jevclty Goods,
that people want these times.
Just ask for what you want
and it will be our pleasure to
wait on ,you. We are stock
ed in
GROCERIES-
at drop prices and Queenswar
in full assortment. Glassware
to please the eye and to do ser
vice
SHOES.
Our shoe Dpartment is larce
and grades from the Daintiest
to the Substantial Shoe and
Boot (or the field and forest.
ORDER.
We hare almost everything,
and what we hav'nt get, we'll
Order, so please favor us with
a call.
TOBACCO-
To the lovers of the weed,
we say we keep the best brands.
TRY Ol'R TOBACCO.
All orders bv mail will re
ceive prompt attentien.
Remember the place,
AC am Strut, Opposite Coobt House,
Mifflintowu, Pa.,
Frexl'k ESPENSCHABIS
efc Sen.
A Favorable Verdict afler
Twenty Tears Trial.
The original aad only ganuiaa Compouad
Oxygen Treatment that of Dra. Stark ey fc
rhalea, ia a scientific adjuatmeat of the ele.
meats er Oxygen aad 'itrogen magnetized;
and the compound ia ao coadeasad and
made, portable tbat it is aent to all the world.
It bas been in use for mere than twenty
years; thousands of patienta have I beta
treated, and recommend it. a very signifi
cant Tact. 6
It does not act aa most drugs do by creat
ing another ailment, often requiring a sec
ond course to eradicate the evil aflecte of
the first, but Comoound Ozvren -
alizer, renewing, strengthening, iavigorat-
These statements are confirmed by aum
eroua testimonials, snbliahad in . v. l.
uwk
ef 200 pages, only with the express permis-
iiei, ineir namea and ad
dresses are given and yoe. can refer to them
for fertker information.
Tbe crest aucccaaa of oar truin,.., i
given rise te a boat of imitatera, unscrupu
lous persons; some calling their preparation
Compound Oxygon, often appropriating our
testimonials and the namea ef our patien-s
d.ujuiiiiraa wenniess concoctions.
But aay aiibstance made vlaewk... w
others, and called Compound Oxvgea a
niuriana.
Compound Oitrra luu ....
and Keaulta," ia the tiUe of a new book of
300 paeos. rubliah.d hw n,. T
len, which givea to all inquirers lull inform
ation aa to this remarkable curative agent
and a record er surpriaiog carea ia a wide
range or chronic eases many ef tbem after
being abandoned to die by other phy.iciana.
Will be mailed free to any addraaa en an.
plication v
p. m"; -"-I,- PbaloD. 1629 Arch St.,
Philadelphia. Pa.. 120 Sntl.. s
Cisco, Cel. ' . tw-
Get a good paper by snbecdbiBg for the
Semuel abd Rarcauca.
31 on r
r 1 EACH v
fEZ, PLUQ S3
m r- .vi i r i
KKOWJ $ HEUKSHOVITV,
r- t a-al X? - J. -1 C
Dealers in Clothing, Vtj uooas, diiocs,
THOMPSONTOWN, PENNA.
OUR SPRING STOCK,
of Men's Boys' and Children's Clothing and
GENTS' FURMISIIIXG.GOODS
Complete and Ready for Inspection.
We are nushing things lively here. Everything to its Capacity. It
i. a tSe It lS5&gwith us. Hat Caps & Gents' Famishing Good..
Shoes, Ladies1 and Gcnts
You can save 88 cents on every dollar by purchasing or ua. Our aim is large ,4e
aed Small pr.fi" COHK AND BE CONVINCED.
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ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW,
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BfCellectiig aad Cenveyaaclni prempt
lyatteaded te.
Crricc Oa Main street, in el ace ef res!-
deace ef Leais 8. Atkinson, Esq., seath el
Bridge street. Ivctl!5,lSI.
Jena McLaeau. Joibph W. Stimmki
MCLIIGIILIIJiITIMUEL,
INSDEAK0E AGENTS,
PORT MOTJL, JUNIATA C9., PA.
BwOnly reliable Cempaaiea repraseated.
Jan. 1, HJ-ly
BB.B.M.CBAWrSEB, DB. BABWIH M.CBiWreaB,
D
R. D. U. CRAWFORD It SON.
have formed a partaersbip fer tbe practice
ef Mediciae and their collatteral branches.
Ottice at eld stand, ceraer of Third aad Gr
ange streets, Mifflintewa, Pa. Oaaer both
et them will ba found at their office at all
times, aaless otherwise professionally en
gaged. April 1st, UK).
J WISU TO ST ATI
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I caa stop TeoTeacaa ia less than
ve aaiaatee ; ao paia, ao extractiag.
That I caa extract teeth without paia,
by the ase ef a fluid applied te the teeth
aad gams ; ae danger.
That Diseased eaaaerkaewa
as Scurvy) treat ed successfully
aad a care warOraated ia every
case. trfjLjXjar
Teeth Pillbb aad warraated Tor life.
-'tiai iseua repaired, exchanged or.
cm.aama, at pricea to suit all. I wiil in
aert a full nmuimi . nr nnmA v
k'd porcelain teeth aa low aa $6.00 per aet
""": give perfect satisfaction,
tho money refunded.
All work warraated te give perfect aatis
factiea. People who bavo artificial teeth
with which they caaaet eat, are especially
aa v i ivw IV fw walls
Tcbhs Cash.
G. I,. DERR,
Practical Deatlat,
XSTABL1SBBB IB MlFrLIBTW, Pa., M 18b0
ct. 14 'io.
jVEWPORT AND SHERMAN'S VAL
.y naiiroaa company. Time table
r.K.r iraing, in enoct on Monday.
Jaauary 18, 18'J2. y'
STATIONS.
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4 67
4 53
4 60
4 41
4 33
4 84
4 22
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4 11
4 05
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8 65
8 45
8 30
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Juniata Purnace..1
VTahneta '
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9 00!
8 57!
8 63
8 601
8 41
8 8Hi
8 34i
6 03
6 07
6 10
9 48
9 62
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6 20 10 05
6 20 10 11
6 32 10 17
6 42 10 27
6 40 10 81
6 82!l0 87
C 59 10 44
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T Elliottsburg....
T Green Park....
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Center
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Blain
8 22
8 18
8 11
8 06
8 00
7 55
7 45
7 80
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7 0910 54!
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pbane coanection.
T" tele-
P KD-GK1NG ''aidant and Manager
C. K. Milleb, General Agent. 8
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t. Dec. 8, 91. Rochester, N. Y.
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IX SmSlTAl, Sl ImiHAl Z.i.fe
GENERATION AFTER GENERATION!
Jroppnl n Sunnr, Children T.ars Tl.
rvont Travaln suuiM U.o a boltle of It In hi. m-
,t!i'"; Lholfra riurtm., IHarrlna. Irn-n.,. w. ,
I .r t-'1"'"- Stiff Joints or Strmii. will fln.i ,n
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bvrus iid, t 11. JOH-NSOii 4. cv.. oto,
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pure nlooliol to make W'ox.rr'a Acks
liLACKisr,. Alcohol is good for leather
it:r--l for the skin. Alcohol is the chui
iire. icut of Cologne, Florida Water, an1
ls.r I'.dia tho well known face wathes.
V.'e itiiiik there i4 nothing too coetljtuuae
in a jjojJ lcailir preseryatiye.
A.ci.;e Clacking retails at 20c
J at that price sella readily. Many
I e ; 1 1 c a re so accustomed to buying a dress
iap tr i.iscking at 5c. and 10c a Kittle
&st .iiey ranr.ot understand that a llack-i-igrfu
!kj fltcap at 20c. "Wewant to mtt
t.jcn , ,t!i cheapness if we can, and to ao
cjoii iiJ, tlal we offer a reward of
f r a rc;:e whiih will enaUe us to make
V. j.f-r's Acmh Ulackinq at such a prke
U::st a i r;:.;k r c:;n profitablv sell it at 1. a
Lottie. We hold this offer opea tmeil
.T-u. .t, 16C3. . ,
VCIi?? & SAKDOLPH. Philadelphia
-iST MANHOOD!
XKaTTTIB
tPTr ' reach
Nerve . Kemedv.jaj
OaaraeU. to cere
-""ervousdi.eaa.
ea. auch w u
V?" ilemorv, Lou ei
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AND APTCn liar . "l "
Lost Manhood iLVu'h. "S 5 ! Wakeful
of Power in eiths"it " ar'" aad lo
youthful indiacration Vhioh !irT 0V"nioa ot
The Sentntl and RrpuiUram r.
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