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SHORT LVCALS.
Vote for Grow for Congressman at
large.
Valentine day, February 14th.
One npi:n of the bridge across the
river at Mexico is tip.
Htraw-berri's arfl now sold in the
Jfortbt-rn City Market.
Monday, Tebrnflry 12, will be
Abraham Lincoln's birthday.
A mule at a public sale in Perry
county, nold recently for 15c.
5Iisi Emma Kisaiugrer, of Altoooa,
it viwitiDg friands iu Patterson.
John N. Howe, killed a sheep thai
weighed 20-1 pounds on Monday.
Cambria Countv is out of debt,
nJ has $15,000 surplus in her Treas-.
7
ury,
Theo. il." Meuiinger of Pleasant
View has been on a business trip to
Virginia.
A Sleighing part of young people
visited friecds iu McAlisterville last
Friday evening.
Twent young ladies and gentle
men took suppvr at the Murry House
iast ednt3tiay evening.
Rev. Stewart Keeling, and Mrs.
Keeling have returned to Bedford
after a visit to this neighborhood.
The wonderful cnres of thousands
of people ibev tell the story of the
merit of Hood's Sarsaparilia. Hood's
Cure.
J. L. Roop and J. M. Groninger
have bes-n appointed to tighten the
bolts on the bridges on the west bide
of tbn ii r
Thomas Patterson, has gone to
Harrittburg, where he has secured
employment in a manufacturing es
tablishment. FOR 8A.LE A number of choice
building lot", for particular call at
this office. They will be withdrawn
if not sold soon.
As p. pretection from ice flood the
weat pier of the Thornpsontown
bridge will be covered 1G feet high
ri;th boiler iron.
Vote for Grow for Congressman
at lirge.
I am so nervous bpfore takin?
Hood's Sarsaparillla. "I am so well"
after taking Hood's Moral. -Be
sure to get Hood's."
R. S. Moist Company 'F'' 171 Pa.
Infantry, has been allowed an increase
of pension, through the agency of
Stu. Fry, Mexico, Pa.
You di n't know how much better
yon ill ft.l if you take Hood's Sur
saprilla. It. will drive oft" thnt tired
feeling, and mako 3-ou strong.
Jam- a S. M.igpo of the Perry Co.
Democrat bus been appointed cash
:or of Revenue of the North Pennsyl
vania District of Internal Revenue.
The letters uncalled for remaining
in the Miilb'ntowu post office, for the
week ending Fi-bruary ?d, 1894,
were for James Aulbiight, Harry
Fisher.
A number of horses were shipped
from this town east, last week. The
Lories liad been bought at $", and
on uu to $)0. That was the highest
price riaid.
Marr A., widow of Henry D. Con
rad, iute of Con.pany "D," 2nd Pa.
TTpstv Artillery, who died April 17,
1893, L(s had her pension granted
Mexi.
"The mystery surrounding the dis
appearance of B. Frank Gable, of
York, while on a visit with his pa
routs to the World's Fair last, Octo
ber, has bfen cleared np by the find
irg of hie body in Luke Michigan.
L-.ithor Pf-.'.iler, nged 25 vaars for-
; '. . of thiH ciiunty, fell from the
train ou which ho was employed, at
Huntingdon, o.i the '24th ult. Both
hi logs -cr-- cut off between the
knei and i:ikld j.iiuts. Ha was taken
to the Altooiia r.iilroal hospital.
George Allen, aged S yearn, broke
r.n,nj;h ice that he wns tkating on,
on the dam back of Ne wport, n few
days ago and drowned. His body
was hooked ty a crooked iroi: on a
pole and brought to the suiface.
The wnter was 12 feet deep where he
'iiO'v ned.
"The following persons took din
ner willi Uriah Sbuman and family
! -lay not long since: Ed Kennedy
and wife of Port I-val; Mrs. Kenne
dy of Yr -1.: MrF. Backic Shunian of
Newport; Mrs. Everhart and D. M.
Rickabaughand wife of Millerstown."
Advocate and Press.
Street railways in cities and elec
tric railways, are nice things to ride
n but tiiat method of transporta
tion has knocked the horse trade
clean off its feet. The big stables
tbrougrb'rif the country on the farms
are fu" i horpes and colts for which
rf i. y market cannot be found.
? '-;,liria Spavin Liniment removes
liard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spavins, Curbs Splints, Sweeney,
Rmg-TJone, Strifles, Spraines, all
Swollen Tluoats, Coughs, etc. Save
$50 bv une of one bottle. War
rff l the most wonderful Blemish
( rr ever known. Sold by L. Banks
A Co., Druggist Mifftintown, Pa.
Nov. 22, '93.
Democratic good times are strik-1
ing in everywhere, says the Beaver
suydex County Herald, and the Low
istown Division of the Railroad is no
exception. Ou Monday all Division
Foremen were called to Headquart
trs, and the result was that five of
the sub Division were done away
wy and the ones that were lucky,
rriough to be kept on have two miles
more road to oversee than before.
TIh-sp are Democratic good times.
We for Grow for Congressman at
"tr- "''- wa-ie ft W.dnj
I trio
i'tifV
'y iu a sioiga, last
W
The Tuscarora Valley Railroad,
will push its track into Path Valley
as soon as spring opens
The Carpenter murder is before
the Court now, and many peoplo are
in attendance upon the trfcd.
Miss Kerr, and Mi McClintic, of
J.ewistown visited the family of Mr.
Kirk MeOlinHe in (ljis town last Sat
urday.
The funeral of Mrs. Barbara Ma-
Donald, of Milford township, mother
of Hiram McDonald, took place on
Sunday
Miss Emily Murray, and Misi
Mary north, of Bermingham Semin
ary, spent Sunday with their parents
in town.
Thieves broke into the larder of
Jerome Thompson at Mexico some
nights ago and stole meat and other
provisions.
Last week, a constable from Lew
ihtown served a warrant on Elmer
Shirk now in jail, for stealing clover
seed in Miftlin county.
The standard blood purifier,
sfrenphfen builder and nerve helper
is Hood's Sarsaparil'a Insist upon
Hood's, because Hood's Cures.
API "tl t .
There will be a meeting of tho
Co. C. E. Ex Com., February 10,
at 2 P. M.. at the Lutheran parson
age, in Mifftintown. All members
are requested to be present.
Gound hog day, Eebruary 2; was
cloudless iu this valley. The hog
never hail a better chance to prove
itself true or untrue to the weather
predictions recorded of it.
Rev. D. K. Freeman, D. D. pastor,
of the Presbyterian church Hunt
ingdon will preach in the Westmin
ister Presbyterian church of this
place, morning and evening of next
Sabbath. All are cordially invited
to hear him.
The fourth (juarterly meeting of
the Miftlintowu M. E. Church will be
held on Saturday and Sunday next.
Quarterly Conference at 7 30 Satur
day evening, Love feast at 9 a. m.,
and preaching by the Presiding Li
ter, Rev. J. Max Lantz, at 10 30 a.
m. At nifflit the pastor will til tue
pulpit. Sunday School at 2 30 p. m.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the Pot Office at Patterson,
Pa., fir the month ending January
31, 1.894: David Yocum. J. Roberts.
Geo. Alpaugh, Rudolf WeidniaD,
Mm. Mary A. Bany, D. W. Guss,
Josif Sini, Miss Annie Black, (2),
Isaac Cramer, (2), Patterson Electric
Light Co. Persons asking fur let
ters in the above list, will please say
they are advertised.
The literary and musical entertain
ment to be given in the Court House
on the evening of the 15th present
month, promisee to be a rich affair,
Miiis Drum's students in elocution
are cnthusiatic. She is competent.
The orchestra uniler the direction of
Mr. Wra. R.il'man will maintain its
reputation, and the vocalist is blessed
with a peculiarly sw.iet voica. The
dumb bell drill will be an esthetic
effort full of attractions. .Altogether
the program promises something
out of the usual line and presenting
real merit. All seats are reserved
and BelliUi? at 25 cents. Gallery 15
cents. Chart at the store of Wm.
Roll man.
Perrv County Advocate, January
31: The latter part of last week, a
live black bear was captured near
Mauas.sah, in Jackou township, by a
Mr. Henry, a resident of that vicinity.
Old Biuin had evidently escaped
from some strolling band of show
men or musicians, us he had a muz
zle on and a heavy collar and chain.
Tho beai had been heard growling
during the nitjht by several parties,
as in attempting to procure food he
was foiled by the muzzle, and the rat
tling ef the chain had rather a elia
turbing effect upon tho persons who
had heard these unusual sounds iu
the depths of the night. What dis
position will be made of the bear has
not been decided.
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Browns
valley, Iud., sys: "I have been in a
distressed condition for three yours
from Nervousness, Weakness of the
Stomache, Dy spepsia, and Indiges
tion until my health was gone. I
hud been doctoring constantly with
no relief. 1 bought one bottle of
South American Nervinp which done
me more good than any $50 worth of
doctoring I ever did in my life. I
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable und lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it has cured me
complete ly. I consider it the grand
est mediciu in the world." War
raa ted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks
& Co., Druggist, Mifflintown,' Pa.
Feb. 1, 93-ly.
Lewistowu Free Press, January 31,
l.94: .Tames E. Woodward, who
was a soldier in the Mexican and late
wars, was buried Monday afternoor,
from his late residenca on Elizabeth
street. The South Ward Drum
Corps and a tiring squad from Com
pany G, N. G. P., accorapauied tl e
remains to the place of burial iu St
Murk's cemetery. On Friday,
the 19th ult., while John W. Wilson
and John Couch of Lucy Furnace
were pngHL'd in making ties near
the old Hughes place, in Wavne
township, Miffiin county, Mr. Wrilson
met with quite a painful accident.
The two men were chopping about
25 feet apart when Couch's axe flew
out of his hands. The bit of theaxe
struck Wilson on the forehead above
the right eye, and cut a gash extend
ing back over the right ear about
three and one half inches in lorgth
and into the bone. Dr. G. C. Borst
rendered the proper medical assist
ance, and the patient is getting along
as well as could be expected.
Tuptcarnra Valley Railroad
Trains ou the Tuscarora Valley
Railroad will run as follows:
Leave East Waterford at 7:30 a.
m., and 2 p. m., arriving at Port Roy
al at 8.45 a. m. and 3.15 p. m.
Leave Port Royal at 10:30 a. m-,
find 5.15 p. m., arriving at East Wa
titrford at 11.45 a. m. and C.30 p. m.
J. C. MOOBEHEAJ),
SsiptrtUndnt.
SjcIi euccees proves merit.
It tou art- s:ck. it not the medi-
!cLi f.r voa lo trv?
Hood's Sarsiparilla cures.
MARRIED.
Watts Sheixet. At the parson
acre of the Prefcbyteriau church in
Miflllnown, on tb" flr6t day of Feb
nurr bv R?v. J. R. Hemleraon. Geo.
W. Watt, and Lvira L. Shellev.
both of McAlisterville.
Wasson AsT)ERSx. On Jan. 25,
1894, bv Rev. 8. A. Davenport, Thom
as II. Wftuaen nf flramor TIKhaIo Ia
i Mj.B Nati'il J. Anderson of Reed's
Gap.
FibhfR Jones. On the 1st inst,
at East Silem. by Rav. J. Landis,
Mr Jeremiah D. Fisher, and Miss
Louisa A. Jones, both of Dimmsville,
this county.
DIED
RcssEix. On the 22nd ult, at.
Clearfield. Mrs. Catherine Waddell
Russoll.aged 73 years, 5 months and
23 day.-.
McNioht. O a the 24th ult.. in
Harrisburg, Paul Galev, son of John
aud Nettie McN'ght, aged 4 months
and 26 days.
Black On Febrnary 2nd, at the
residence of W. N. Sterrett, Patter
eon, fh's count j-, Mi6S Amanda Black,
aged about 57 yeare.
Conrap. On the 27th day of De
cember. 1893, Andrew Conrad, of
Delaware township. Juniata county, ,
Pn. Aged 5 years, 9 months and
14 diJve.
R
ECKIPTS AS'D EXPENDITURES
COUNTY OF J U
NIATA
January 1st, 1893, to Dec em be 31st
1803,
both dates inclusive.
To the Honorable, the Judges of the Court of
Common Picas of Ihe County of Juniata,
Pa.
We the undersigned Auditors, elected
and sworn according to law, to examine,
audit and settle the accounts of the Com
missioners, S her ill' and Treasurer of the
county of Juniata, Tor the year ending De
cember 31 , 1803, met fur that purpose in
the Auditors room in Vitllintown, on Mon
day, being the first day of January, A- O.,
1KU and found the said accounts to be as
follows, all officers being present at this
settlement.
1893 HKNRT SCHOLL, Treasurer, Or
January 1. .
To balance due county $ 65C5 8H
To outstanding county taxes.... 13774 65
To outstanding state tax 1807 48
To county taxes for 1893 23550 35
To slate tax f..r 1803 2734 32
To 5 percent addition te county tax 220 44
To 5 pe cunt Addition to statu tax 16 05
To county taxes overpaid....... 31 68
To state tax orerpiid 4 9
To ca.,b of Sber.il" Lipp for ver
dict ten. in no
Fires, Kepler, Todd and Connor 35 0(11
To casu lor uonas soia ic ir.u
23S65 0(1
To slate taxes refunded 487 27
To stale lax refunded 2i I Mil 2.1
To share Liquor licenses 149 t3 I
To cah Iroin secretary ot Internal I
aflaiis for tax retiirn' 50 00 i
To cash from secre'arv ol Internal
affairs for lax returns 4 00
To errors in c Hectors ai couuts. . 17 76
To rent of Court House 26 U2
To tax on unseated lard 5 00 j
Te cash for lirilge diilt 30 0(1)
To nilNCollaueoub receipts 22 00
$74471 45
January 1, lS9i.
To balance due county $
5S50 i j
Dr. ,
16 irO
35 t !
I
1833 Samuel Lapp,
To rtrilict fees $
To fines, Kepler, Toifd and Connor
F 51 06
Outstanding courtly taxes, December
li(8 Da l is Weller Femianogh. .
1 7!
1889 W. L. lirackhill. Milford... 335 s 8
1889 (i. V. Kepner; Port Royal 15 01
1890 John Stoeer, Delaware.... 125 20
J. S. Afet'nhan, Lack 61 70
1891 1). M. Maishsll, Beale 31S0
Joseph I'ae.i. Fayette 1C2 82 '
J.M. Birton, Lark 89 58
W. II. Rodgers, Mifflintown... 224 56
" (.;. (:.ior. Port Royal. ... 6 )57
J. M . Evans, Spruce Hill 147 78
189. 1. al - .narsliail, 150 ale 99 31
0. V. VanOrmer, Fayette 74 12
John Knousc, Greenwood 4'i 2't
W. H. Lathers; Lack 112 2
' H. D. Funk, Patterson 5i 28
II. L. Evans, Spruce Hill 184 43
" J. W. Leyder, Thornpsontown 6 93
J. B. Birlon, Tuscarora 239 12
1891 J. II. De.n, Be lie 6K3 6i
' C. P Lou lenslager, Delaware. 727 14
O. W. VanOrmer, Fayette.... 1186 33
J.ieph (J!rholtz'!r, Fernidnag'a 100 12
J.itn Knoii-e, (irernwnod.... 128 25
" J. L. Murphv, Lack. ..I '.'88 99
' S. H, lloilniau, Milllintown.... 836 99
Jacob IJinhop, Mior.l 1190 61
" II. M. Isenburg, Patterson 341 tO
" J. S. Mate. r, Port Royal 319 03
: S.nuuel S. Yo.ler, Spruce Hill.. 684 26
" Louis Wilt, SUMfUebanna 361 36
Jac. bW Lejrttrl h nipsontonn 91 12
. S. Ni iinonil. Monroe 275 56
II. F. Cions , Tunaiora 826 01
David ILiim ., Tnrbett 433 65
W. II. Kurtz. Walker 1550 19
$ 1 1811 35
Dec. 31, 1893.
Treasui er.
Cr.
2124 54
63'-'47 3 I
11811 35
1431 12
20
58G 93
By county ordrs paid, 188J...
.$
By county orders piid , 1893. . .
By outstfddiiifi county taxes...
By outstanding statu tax
By error iu Collectors account.
Balance in Collectors hands ...
$ 74471 45
Cr.
51 06
1893 SheriJI
Bv cash to treasurer
$ 51 C6
Outstanding Slate Taxes, December Slit.
1801 D. il. Marshall, Beale 62
Joseph Page, Fayette 19102
' J. M. Barton, Liu k 13 49
" W- H Rodger, Milllintown. 30 90
' G. G. Crozier, Port Itoyal... 4'.: 94
" J. M. Evans, Spruce BUI... 3 (.7
1SI2 D. M. .Warsball, Beale 19 84
" G. W. VanOrmer, Eayette.. 107 20
" John Knousu, Greenwood.. 18 88
" W. A. Lathers, Lack 62 43
" 11. D. Funk, Patterson & 9tf
H. L. Evans Spruce Uill 6 76
J. B. Barton, Tuscarora .... 68 61
1893 J. 11 Dean, Beale 60 80
' D. P. Loudenslager, Delaware 43 71
G. W. VanOrmer, Fayette... 14S 25
" Joseph Oberhollzer, Fermanagh 58 66
"John Knouse, Greenwood.... 16 67
" J. L. .Murphy, Lack 71 45
S.II. Rollman, .Viflliutown. . 48 30
" Jacob Bishop, Milford 42 36
' II. M. Isinburg, Patterson... 14 lo
J. G. Mate.r Port Royal.... 46 29
Samuel S. Y le. Spruce Hill 14 87
Louis Wilt, Susquehanna.. 40 26
' Jacob W. Leider, Thompstown 26 97
W. S. Neimond. Jtfonroe 61 68
" H. F. Crouse, Tuscarora 97 93
" D. Dames, Tnrbett 15 28
" W. U. Kurtz, Walker 68 96
$ 1431 12
All of which is respectfully submitted.
J. 7. SHELLY, )
WILLIAM GUSS, County Judtlors,
J. E. HUFFMAM, $
Attest: LOCIS DEGAN, Clerk.
AcDiToas' Orrics
MilUintowD, Jan. 6, II94.
ST.iTEMEST OF ORDERS DR.1WS
by the Commissioners of the County of Juni
ata on the Treasurer thereof, from the sl
dny of January, IS'J3 to the 31st day of De
cember 1S!3, tnclusme. Taken from the
Records in the Commissioners OJJice.
J in tit et and Constables fees Commonwealth
Calf.
C. B. Horning. J I'., ami o I lira Jim-
lice ana A. H.idteiibergtjr, con
stable aiiti oibt-r C4Bable..$ 173 79
Total
Commonwealth
173 79
30 45
271 86
138 29
11 Vi
U'llnesifM.
t
February term, 1893
April Trm. 1S9S
Stptvmber Term, 1M93...
December Term, 1IW3. ...
ToUl $ 151 22
Ezenermtuint, Matemente and Percentage.
G. W. VoaOrmr, E.O. Melor, A.
A. Land in, and other colWtora
ol 1BS9, It-90. U91 and l-".2..$ 34o4 71
Pota! . ..$ 8154 71
Public Building.
J. M. Kirlc, carpenter work, locks,
&c $ 4 90
John SI. Bender (pontine; Jail.... IV 12
E. II. McC'liutic indue for Public
Building 102 96
North &. Son cotl lor Public Build
ings 23! 3S
J. V. Stiiurr.el Iusiirruce county
House 9 60
S. P. Kobison, painlitig Sheriffs
OIHce 3 feO
10 ether small orders 10 21
lolat $ 382 87
Csr and Jurors Pay.
II. W.Kuiselv Court Crier S
7000
77 66
Constables attend lue court
Joseph F. dimming Stenographer
Jurors lor all lrius
Ice for Court
2.56 DC
1761 09
1 00
Total $ 2156 61
Roads and Bridges, Fines an4 Pamagei,
J. A. Uartin anil 19 other FUad
Viewers $ 126 70
K. L. Jamison and 1 oilier Bridge
Viewer 22 50
Solomon Baslioreaud 2 others road
Liaaiages 90 99
Total $ o;j9 oq
Jurssing Registering .'tw Law.
J F. Detraand 19 other aaaessors? 1263 62 I
. Darwin Craw lord wotk on Tran-
'Cripts 40 50
C. B. Crawford work ou Ki'gmtry
under new law .". 215 00
C. B. Crawlord State tax received 273 43
Total $ 1792 56
Constables Returns
J. H. Leidy constable aud other
constables $ 240 30
Total $ 240 36
Tramps under act of 1885.
O. P. Robinson, bearding, nursing,
fcc $ 79 30
L. S. Todd, boarding, nursing Jtc 42 50
M's. Maxwellboarding, nursing 4tc 89 00
Samuel Lipp, Sheriff 41 3H
W. F. Snyder, burials 29 00
H. S. Scholl, two burial lots ft 00
1. S. KickeDbaugh, teams 8 00
Julius Derr, attention, nursing, ate 7 00
Hnrv Swab, Orerseer Delaware
Twp -. 41 'JO
Charles B. Crawford, extra atten-
""n 65 63
D. M. Crawlord &. Son medical at
tention oq5 7n
12 oilier small orders '20 10
Total $ 572 57
Pox and Mink Scalps.
J. C. Beale sr d others and B. U.
Mitchell J. P., and otbur Jus
,",s $ 741 00
Total I 711 00
County Prison.
K. II. .W.'Clintic, ni'Tchahdise.... 10 85
D. M- Cnwlord m' .l c il a'li inlance 2'l 76
Etk Ac S,.n. pla-leiing. ic 17 CIO
Wni. F. Si.jder. table ai d lutt.ress . 00
J. . Kirk, in rcbaiiiiisH 7 :j
M. P. Cr . lord, iiiedii-ine 2 'W
Samuel L:i p, Slier;il' ni lse 4 SO
Geo. W. lin k ami mhers clo'iiing 4 39
Total
! 82
County Debt, Bonds Paid
Ezra C. Io'y and ethers f, 3m.ll 00 '
Total
S 3000 00 I
lnlereil on Bonds Pjid. j
T. II. McClure and otheri $ 4124 81 !
Total 4124 84
Couiitu Priuinl.. LIuhL' A-r
Wm. II Uiliuan, stationery, 6lc.S 81 0
J. L ILillirand other blanks.... 151 36
Win Mann Co , ii. Son l'ublih
in.- C to 61
Wm. J, -lackuii.il, prinling an t
B Miiks 293 4?
Harry E. BoUMali, priming aud
blanks 91 75
Win. M. Allison, printing and
Blanks 101 00
B. F. Schwoycr, prinling Blanks, 131 0'
Total $ 1102 15
Building and Repairing Bridges.
J. W Weber. Cocolamus bridge.. $ 87 13
D. Charters Gayman's bridge 91 00
Wm. A. Milliken, Brinera brrdge.. 30000
Reuben aunels Licking Creek
bridji- 87 00
Planks and rrp.iis 15 other b iigoa 347 56
T. V. Irwin, debt ot M iflliutow n
bridge 4836 68
E. A. Trunis, debt of Thompson-
town b'idge 14000 00
Cost and witnesi lees Thompson
town caso 304 18
Robert McMuen, services and ex
penses Thornpsontown case. . . 40 10
W. Woods attorney fee, Afiftiin
bridgecase 2000 00
A. J. Patterson, heirs, attorney fees 119c 0
dr t' 1 -1 .,.. . r
A', Woods, siTorne fee, Thomp-
scnfo.vii In 'i.lge case 3
Kobert JIcMren, attorney foe
;oo 00
Tliompaoiitiiwn Bridge case.. 850 90
Kurtz &. Caveny, npair Mexico
Bridge
50 00
Total $23947 80
Commissioners' Office and Court House.
C B. Cruwf.ml coin. Ch-rk $ 600 00
David Beale commissioner 425 88
John Balenline commissioner. 431 46
Uriah S human commissioner ..... 2S1 50
Robert McM-en. com attorney.... 87 50
Ueorgo Stutls, janitor 180 42
Tolal
1965 26
Public Offices,
Wm. P Graham et al Co. Auditor?
V m. M. Allison auditing county
offices
B. S. Graybill ef al jury commis
sioners J, R. Jenkins Recorder
J. H. Neely district attorucr
J. W, Hibhs Prothonotary
H. S- Scholl treasurer....
Samnel Lti p SherifT.
C B. Crawford clerk to jury com..
Other expenses
100 (10
20 00
05 50
3 86
49 00
491 15
013 96
809 66
38 39
Total $ 2247 28
General and Spring Elections .
Printing spring and fall eleciion$ 427 67
Rent of houses, cleaning &.C 46 00
Booths curtains 4. care of Booths.. 109 02
C. B. Crawford new Election Law. 175 00
Officers pay and other expenses.. . 104 85
Total ..$ 1761 94
Miscellaneous Payments.
8. E. Kinzer, expresssge. ...... .$ 8 16
C. B. Crawferd, R. R.. ticket and
telegrams
D. H. Marshall county Institute...
David Beale et al commissioners
7 10
169 33
Convention 60 CO
Commissioners convention assess
ment.... J. W. Stimmel secretary of the Ag
ricultural Society
James McCaaley, Postage, fee....
If . S. Miller et al bnrial at tomb
tones, veterans
6 00
100 00
48 62
166 00
Tcwn Council 51 llllintownioroueh
Wator Phif
Keej.i:.Epri.ir.fra t Western Pen
ilentiary K epinp Pauper at Reformatory
U.S. Sch . I iri-snrcr State tax...
H. S, Pchoil treasurer tux on oodJk
H. S . Scholl treasurer liquor tax. .
H. W. BurcliHeld etal tax return..
Jamo Hobison. tnble. Recorders'
30 ( 0
( 01
291 20
2784 R2
288 77
7 18
90 00
OIHce 12 00
Thomas CreiBhton J P , et al Hack-
adorn Lunacy caw ...
Samuel Lapp in' Vocniu Lunacy
case
All oibeia In Voeuni Lnoacv ease.
13 13
24 M
25 SO
83 30
J. W. Hibbsetal iu Jiuiea Carpen
ter, inqiKst m
J. P. Wickrahm et al Oelawara
township, Iritiin s' on 12
All Qtber small pa meats 11161
TOUT ,,,, $ 4813 60)
Recapitulation. !
Justices and rnnstnb'ii lees Com
monwealth cases $
Commonvrealtb witnesses.......
461 22
Exonerations, abatement and per
centage 84-'i4 71
Public buildings 382 87
Conns snd juror pa; 215861
Koads and bridges, views and dam
age....." 9 20
Assessing regis ering new law .... 1712 55
Constables returns i'40 86
Tramps under act of lu85 672 57
Fox and mink scaly- 744 00
County prison 72 82
County debt, bonds paid 8U 0 00
Interests en bonds ptid 4424 84!
Comity printing, blanks, ic 1162 16
Buil.Tingaud rrutirinn bridges ...23917 8
Commissioners' office and Court
house ... . .............
Public ortices
Oeueral and SpriDg elections
uiisccllaneous payments
19C 5 :
2247
1701 !U
4?43 6b
ToUl $5:578 63
.lints of County.
Outstanding stale tx $ 14112
Outlnriiig county tax.... 11811 35
Cash ba'nncu jn treasury. ....... . 585G 93
ToUl $ 190'J9 4i
Union Trust Co. balauce 1 tiomp-
sontowntown bridge $ 7000 00
Bonds of the county-" 134W0 00
Outstanding ordors unpaid 326 32
Total $141320 32
Liabilities over assets $122226 92
Wo the undersigned Commissioners of
i Juniata county county; incompliance with
) the law do publish the foregoing statement
of the recripts, expenditure, assents and
liahiliteies of the countv aforesaid for the
year ending December 21st. A. D 1893, as
found on the books of tbisotlice.
Commission' rs' Otlice: )
Milll int. nw Januarv 24tb, lf-94
W. H. .MOORE,
.N'KAL M. STEWART,
JOHN NEIMON'D.
County Commissioners
.West: V. II. GaoNixtian, Clerk.
After Jan. 1st, we
will sell our entire
line of
OVERCOATS
AT COST.
"We will carry none
over,
A rare chance
for bargains,
HOLLOBAUGH & SON.
i mk. ill
WfH' f?-'::rf-p 1
HORSES.
There bas been a great drsl of talk si i nt n j I crees not being safe in
Time of Funerals. 1 bsve sew 6tcttd c-1 tint trsm of borses, and purchased
d elegsrjt esm of Blsck Drrpes si tie cri ol $575.00 wbich are cerfeetlj
af. Anj woman csd drive then:. Tbcj pay do atttention to oars.
VERY TRULY,
S. S. RUBLE,
IMBAI.MEK
iwwU 9
Sirs. John Fenton
Dyspepsia, Intense Misery
. im pm us aeacriM u sunarinc I en.
" pea oa d
.. ; uurru iea years iroiu apiBtepiat. i nad al-
most t'ivea mp Ilepe ot ever baing any better
when i be'au to take Hood's Harsapaxllla. I
aeifttirear cure and advise anyone autTer
Ins troin dyspepsia to try
Hood's Sarsaparilla
i ml say time." JlH. Joas 1 r.? rux, 07 trldo
j. lie tmmoi ui4 ST&iemrnc i atn fr!nacTrirv
Street, rittoburgh, l'j
Mood's F-ill3 are purely voire. able, rare
iiuly prciiaied uont Uie tiest, cdieutt. lib.
I'eatii I ralpti.
r . . -r- .
1 J"- Annie iu Humphrey is Jre-
I pared to furnish IVacli Crate Mater
, iul, Hasterincr Lath. ShiiiL'hs and all
6 kinds nf Building Material at the
18 i r;n j l .. i i.i. i
ii" iiMinriiv imiir;t. ii ll,T line 1JUK-
hanrl, R. W Humphrey, deceased.
Peach lumber a speciality. Maze,
Juniata county, l'a. tf.
J-J P DERK,
.PRACTICAL. LfEJITIST,
(Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege.) formerly nf M illlinliurg, Pa., has lo
cated permanently in MifHintown, as sac
ceior to the late Dr. . L. Derr, anl will
continue tho densl business (established
hv the Infer in IStlH) st the well known of
fice on Bridge street opposite Court House.
OT" TEETH EXTRACTED, ABSOLUTE
LY U ITIIO'JT PAIN.
Ao Chloroform, Ether, or Gas used.
K S re (Jmiis or Diseomfort to patient,
ill" r oiirirg extraction or afterwards.
All Ihtr are Cuarartetd ft to charge
ilt he mad.
0CF All work rnarai'teed to give perfect
satn-factioD. Terms, strictly cash.
H. P. DERR,
Practical Deutlot.
AKD IUNERAL DIRECTOR.
GREATEST SAC
RIPICE SALE,
Ever witnessed in
Juniata county.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF CLOTHING CON
SISTING OF
MEN'S AND BOYS
OVERCOATS.
MENS BOYS AND CHILD-
IEiS SUITS.
FURNISHING GOODS.
WILL BE SOLD RE
GARDLESS OF COST.
FERD MEYERS,
the Wholesale &Eetail Clothier, Bridge St., Mifflintown, Penna.
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation To Hie Public
To attend the Attractive Sale oi Clothing that goes on daily
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HAELEY.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLIN TO WIST IPV.
HAVE IOU MOM TO DEPOSIT?
ARE YOU A BORROWER ?
0
CALX AT
T88 FtBST
B A W K ,
MIFFLIS'lOWN, PA.
FOUR PEE CENT.
INTEREST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Rates.
AXLE
SHEASE
BEST IN' THE WORLD.
7ta m ewiam qualitiariinnrpMod. artaatly
CQtlastiov two boxs cf anroth.r brand. Koa
ascud bj imt. urar.T th t cjea t m c
rOBSALEBYI)EALr3GFyER.ej.T. Ilff
QALESMEATi
OwANTED.l'
LOCAL OK TRAVELLING, to sell our
Kottery Stock. Salary, Expenses snd ,
Steady Employment gnaranteed.
CHASB BROTHERS COMPANY,
Dec.S, '91. Rochester, N. T.
The Senttnel and Kepni'tm office ia the I
place to get job work done. Tiy it. It will
17 70a if you need anything in that lino.
FRAZER
AjD GENTS
JUNIATA VALLEY BANrTv
OF JlIFrUSTOWS, P.4.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT R0YA.L
Stockholders Individually Liable
JOSEPH ROTBROCK. Prtstdeut.
T. VAN IHWIN, Cashtf
DIRECTORS
W. C. Pomeroy,
John Hertiler,
Robert K. Parker,
T. V. Irwin.
Joseph Rothroek,
Josiah L. Barton,
Lonis B. Atklnron,
STOCKHOLDERS :
Gefl-ge A. Kepner,
Joavpb Rolhrock,
L. E. Atkinson,
tAnnie M. Shelley,
P. W. Mai.beck,
R. k. Parker,
W. C. Pomwoy,
J. Holmes Irwin-
Mary Knrtz, Jerome N. ThoropsoD, Jr,
Jonn Hertzler, T. V. Irwin.
Charlotte Snyder,
Josiah L Barton,
Robert H. Patterson,
Ler; Light,
Wm. 6 warts.
John M. Blair,
F. M. M. PeBBel),
Samuel 8. Rothiock,
Three rd Four per ctnr. ir.torent will be
paid on ceitirrites of deposit.
fn 23. 18V 4 tl
TO WEAK mi
8rtffensg from Hm ffwna of yoathful Tim, mtlg
dacr. MUuc waftknea. lomt manbocl. t. 1 will
end Tiobi UtiM MAled' oontalnliiff ftm
pvUenlavrfor IvaiD ear. F RKK t ebrgts. A
sptMulld BMdicml work ; ETtxrold b ra4 by wj
ITaVI Wbo f BsTTOM uid debilitated. AddMaV
RUPTUREIS-S
VV --'SL "S" ? operation or batne
i ?Ti' prk-nd of ?nrts- Hr. Mayer s!l
Uutel Peim, KeaJinR, 1 a.,eeond Sataroayo,
eadimontu cnd tor Circulars, iiicofcee.