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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLLNTOWN :
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 14, t94.
TFRHS.
nbsrrlption, tl.50 per annum If paid
to a-lanee; $2.00 If not tvM In advance.
Trsaient advertisements Inserted at 60
Gfm'.i per Inch lor each Insertion.
T-ansient bnslness notices In locsl col
nmn, ir. cent' per line for bach Insertion.
Darfnctiona will he made to those desiring
to advertise by the year, half or quarter
year.
rrnuc SALES.
Friday February lG'li, 194 J. s.
Knrtz, will veil lt ijia pincu ot residence a
mile and a half west of Richfield, eight
hor.., six cattle, i-hwp, hogs, chickens
and farming implements. Sale at 10 a. m.
Ten mouths credit-
February il st John M. Brubaker, will
aell at his j lace or rjsidenc-, 1 mile west of
East Salem, three worn horses, 1 good lead
hor.ie, a good saddle horse, a yearling colt,
four ruilxb cos, two in prolit about time
Of sale, five young cattli, a lot of chickens,
igo.Ti harvester, and all kinds of farm
implements.
Wedned:iy, February 21, 1801 W. II.
Zeiders, will sell at his place of residence
in Greenwood township, one and a half
mil northeast of Diinmsville, two dapple
gray horses, the one a percheron, tho other
a Norman, five milch cows, two Jerseys,
most of which will be in profit in the
spnn, four youn cattle, all kinds of farm
iuij'jiiiiTit.1 aiid machinery, a sleigh, a
bnpgy, a to !:ors- wagon, fifty leg Morn
cuickeas, jnd forty mixed varieties, corn
in the ear, Potatoes, applcbuttcr and house
kolu ifoodc.
Thursday, March 22nd A. S. Brown,
will scM at h.:s place of residence, at
3rown's Mills, Fayette township, five hone
four milch cows, two beifim-s, one jersey
bull, two young cattle, wagons, farm ma
chinery and implements, horse gears and
eo forth, also h'.nse hold goods. Sale at
-j Twelve months credit on sums
over f j.
February 23 Iaac fJerhirt will sell in
Monroe township, a halt mile south of
vandalo at 10 o'clock, a. in., six horses, i
four own. young cattle, German hire, '
cbick-ns, sho'os, wuons. h irvester, mow-'
r and all kinds of implements usel on a i
farm, harness of nil kindsanda lot of house 1
bold furniture. Sale at in a. m. !
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ShOt F LOCALS.
Vote for Grow for Congrt jsman-
Harry Dii-tn wr.n ttontenoed to the;
Huntingdon Reformatory.
Within two montli 10 horses have J
lxtcu stolen in Bucks county.
Ttiiindny, Februnry 12 whs Lin
coln's l)ii t!id;iv. He was born in j
1800.
The telegraph from far and near, !
reports snow and torm last Monday
and T'icsday.
V. ?. Conn, lins b en appointed
pout muster :vt sprucy Hill in place
of D.mit.l C'lin, derRsi'd, ni lather.
Vote for Grow for Conressmiu
large. TlieHcrksc intity j til Iius so mar.v
iamatps that if Imsbet'ti necessary to j
put as many at- five prisoners iu one i
cell. j
lam mo icivons bcfjfo t::liiriEr'
Hood's .S:ns:ip:tviil!a. l;I uui so well"
iff r takincr Hood's Moral. '-lie j
sure to yet Hood's."
"I had no ambition to do anything. .
Hood's S.imtp irilla has made ni fet lj
Lite a now person." Mrs. Viola ;
KiiMiiEn, Cone-i'on, Pa.
Hruce Durilsoii ths .-entenccd to
pay a fmp of $5 c sfs pros-'
C'.iti'U.., niul nn ir-n ris 'iiujont of 'M
dV.js in tii county jvll. j
Y.ii don'r- know bow niticli bt-tter !
yon will feel if yo;i take Hood's Sar-j
saprilU. It will drive off that tired i
feeling, and make you sroug. J
The incendiary snfnis to have a I
npite at the World's Tair buildinga
Ldi.t work the Agricultural building .
as fired. The fire wn.i extinguish j
ed before great damage had been
done
Rev. John R. Henderson, preached
in the Presbyterian church in H.int
inydou, ou Sabbath, and Rev. D. K.
Freeinan of the Huntingdon Presby
terian church, preached in Mr. Hen
der.--on's clinrch here.
Tne dfrnocrats are talking about
American shipping interest having
declined and blame it on protection.
They iilwnyg to the wrong caus.
The trtitli is American shipping in
terests Lave declined because Ameri
can moneyed men linv, put their
money into railroads instead of into
8 hips.
flave yo.i tried South American
Nervine the gem of the century ?
The r. at cure for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant
od the most wonderful Stomnch and
Nerve Cure ever known, Trial hot
ties 15 cents. Sold by L. Ranks k
Co., Druggists, Mifflin town. Pa.
Nov. U. ly.
The deepest s: ow of the season
fell on Monday.
While helping to clear a freight
wreck, one day last week, at Thonip
soriown, the chain on a derick broke
and a pWv? of the chain struck Allen
Rob: 'ou, of Patterson, on the head
breaking the outer shell of the skull,
but asside from tho effects of the
f.tnn he was not seriously hurt. The
blow in the skull was not deep enough
to make a permanent pressure on his
b.ain. He was in bed a few days
but is now able to be up and is do
ing very well, considering all things
in the case.
N eetlng ef Veteran.
The Veterans of Walker township,
will meet nt Van Wert, school bouse
on the evening of the 23rd inst,
where all veteran are invited and are
expected to givo a reminicence of
their army life. A geographical
sketch of their grand march to Chan
Bellorville battle field will be given,
with other interesting exercises.
Wr. H. Moorf.
A Iloy'n Experience-
"A few months asro my face and
neck were covered with boile and
carbuncles and 1 had a tirad feeling.
I tried several different kinds of med
icines, but they had no affect until I
got Hood's Sarsaparilla. When- I
had take a the second bottle the boils
began to heal and the tired feeling
was gone." Lorexzo Grtssiix.
Columbia Cross Roads, Pa.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable,
25c.
Vote foi
at large.
Grow for Congressman-
Jesse Grubb is in a critical condi
tion of health.
William Wolf, of Center Hall,
Center county failed last Thursday.
The liabilities are $20,000. Assets,
$5000.
Vote for Grow for Congressman -at-large.
The hardest knock that business
has yet received was the drop of
wheat in price to CO cents in Chicago,
on Monday.
FOR SALE A number of choice
building lots, for particulars call at
this office. They will be withdrawn
if not sold soon.
The standard blood purifier,
strenghten builder and nerve helper
is Hood's Sarsaparilla Insist upon
Hr od'u, because Hood's Cures.
County Commissioner Win. II.
Moore, is looking for the pretty
woman who passed a guard at the
court house under the name of Mrs.
Harry Moore Harry is a bachelor.
So many women passed themselves
off on the guards stationed at the
court horse doors during the murder
trial, as Mrs. Lyon, that, tho guirds
were astonished. They had never be
fore heard of more than one Mrs.
Lyons. The object of the women
using the name of Mrs. Lyons was
to secure admiss:on to the court
room.
About 8 o'clock on Sunday even
ing a fir broke out in a kitchen that
stood almut 20 feet east cf the dwell
ing house on the E. S. Parker farm,
on the south side of Patterson. The
fire soon caught the house, and it
fell a victim to the fl imes. The houe
was of logs, weatherdmarded. and
burned nil niglir. Tho house was on
the site of one of the oldest settle
ments along the river, that was mad
by a man named McClellan. There
is a tradition that McClellau's house
and barn were swept away by a flood.
Charles Earnest tho tenant on the
farm succeeded in getting his house
hold affects ont of the house, except
ing a couple, of bedsteads, some meat
and a can of lard. For awhile dur
ing the progress of the fire the small
children of the family were happed
in bed clothing some distance from
the burning house.
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Supper.
The l idies of the M. E. Church,
will oit.-r to tt.e public, a Unicken
and Waffle Supper on Friday and
Saturday evenings next, in the base
ment, of tho Church.
"My mother had headache every
d-iy, but hrs been cured by Hood's
Veg.'taM" Pills " Carrie Hawthorne,
Wii dfall Pa,
English Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, S ft or Callousd Lumps
and l.lemishes from horses. Mood
Spavirs, Curbs Splints, Sweeney,
Ring Bone, Strifles, Spraiuts, all
S wollen Throats. Coughs, etc. Save
$30 by use of one bottle. War-1
rained tlie most wonderrui tiemisn
Cure ever known. Sold by L. Bunks
& Co , Druggi.-t Mifilintown, Pa
Nov. 22, '93.
Courtlnsr In the City of Mexico
A c'tizen of Lew isburg, X'nion Co.,
is in the Citv of Mexico. lie oayH
he courting dine in that, citv nmonjr
the bntfer people is not, the kind of
courting that is in practice in Union
county. The un-inarried peor.le in
Mexico .ire not permitted to associate
with each other. When a young
man wants to court ft Mexican pirl,
he tnkes a position outside of the
house, across the street, and looks nt
a window where his love lives. If
she returns his admiration she ap
pears at the window and looks ot
him. They stand there and love
each other through their eyes hour
after hour, repeating the courtship
that way, tivo or three times n. week,
if the lovers have that much time to
spare. After courting in that way
two years, the younc man fends
some of bis frien.ls to the family of
the young womnn, and a time for the
marriage is fixed and they are mar
ried. Tuacarora Valley Railroad.
Trains on the Tnscarora Valley
Railroad will run as follows:
Leave East Waterford at 7:30 a.
m., and 2 p. m., arriving ftt Port Roy
al at 8.15 a. m. and 3.15 p. m.
Leave Port Royal at 10:3(1 a. m ,
and 5.15 p. m., nrriviog at East Wa
til ford at 11.-13 a. m. and G.30 p. m.
J. C. M COKEHEAD,
Supenntetulent .
Ilarriet K. Hall of Wa3-netown,
Ind., says: "I owe my life to the
great South Americiu Nervine. I
had been iu bed for five months from
the effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shattered condition of my
whole system. Had given up all
hopes of getting well. Had tried
three doctors with no relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic im
proved me so much that I was able
to walk about and a fe -v bottles cur
ed me entirely. I believe it is the
best medicine in the world. I can
not recommend it to highly." Sold
by L. Banks & Co., Drucrffist, Mif
flintown. Pa.
Feb. 9 '93, ly.
"I have been cured of nervous
troubles and catarrh by Hoods Vege
table Pills." J. WT. Tosi ox, Lavans-
ville, Pa.
Mother and Cnlld Cured-
Mrs. f Lizzie M. Bots of South
Williamsport, Pa., writes: "Hood's
Sarsaparilla lias cured my little girl
of scrofula. She was cured over a
year ago and she is as well as ever
now. I have been taking Hood'i
Sarsaparilla for pain in my side and
on my lungs. I have taken two bot
tles, and the pain has all left me.
I beljeve if I had not taken it I
should have had consumption."
Hood's Pills cure billiousness, head-ach.
Looia E. Atkirsok. F. M. M. Pibsku
ATKI-VSOX A. PET1ELL,
ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW,
M1FFL1NT0WN, PA.
Collecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrica On Main street, in place of resi
dence of Louis K. Atkinson, Esq., eonth of
Bridge street. JOct26t1892.
J. 1. FATTKKMIN, JK.
WILBKK SCHWETCK.
PATTERSON k SCIIWEYER.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
MIFFUHTOWN, PA.
DK.D.M.CaAWrOKD, Da. DARWIB M.caAwrean
JR. D. M. CRAWFORD & SON,
have formed a Vartnership for the practict
of Medicine and their collatteral branches.
Office at old stand, corner of Third and Or
ange streets, Mifilintown. Pa. One or both
ot them will he found at their office at all
times, unless otherwise professionnlly en.
gsgea.
April 1st, 1830.
F. ACKLEY,
Physician and Accoucheur, will pursue
also as a specialty in the treatment of dis
eases ef the throat and cigestive systi-in,
Acute and C'hrouic.
- April 19, 1893-ly.
LEGAL.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Notice is hereby g'ven that letters ef Ad
ministration nnon the estate of Abraham
Gnss, late of JMUford township, deceased.
have in due form of law been granted to
the undersigned. All persons indebted to
said t sute are requested to make iniaied
t.K i.iyiuent and these having claims to
res.-nt them duly authenticated for pay
ment. MARTIN L. GUSS,
Administrator,
Patterson, Juniata Co., Pa.
RECEIPTS AND EX PEN
DITURES
COUNTY OF JUNIATA
January 1st, 1893, to Decern tie 31st. IS!',
both dates inclusive.
To the Honorable, the Jndget of the Court of
Common Pleat of the 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, Sheriff and Treasurer of the
couaty ot Juniata, for the year ending De
ceiuber 31, 1S93, met t.T that purpose in
the Auditors room in Mifilintown, on Mon
day, being the first day of January, A- I).,
1SH4 and found the said accouuts to be as
follows, all t tlicers being present at this
settlement.
1893 HKNRV SCllOLL, 2faturfr, Dr
January 1.
To balance due county 65(o 88
To outstanding county taxes.... 13774 65
To outstanding state tax 1807 48
To county taxes for 1893 235o0 33
To state tax for 1893 U734 il
To 5 percent addition te county tax 22U 41
To 5 pe cent addition to mate tax 10 95
To county tsxes orerpaiJ 31 68
To state tax everpaid 4 93
To cash ot Sheriff Lapp for ver
dict fees V (JO
Fires, Kepler, Todd and Connor 3- W
To cash for bonds sold ir 1893.. 23855 M
To slate taxes, refunded 487 27
To state tax refunded 2IM02.'!
To share Liquor licenses 149
To cah from secretary of Internil
atlaiis tor tax return" 59 00
To cah from s.-crelary ot Internal
affairs for lax returns 40 00
To err-rs in collectors sreounts. . 17 76
To rent of Court House 26 '.ri
To lax on unseated land 6 H
To cash for bridge diitt 30 00
To miscellaliei.ua receipts 22 00
$74471 45
January 1, 1891.
To balance due county $ 5856 93
1893 Samuel Lipp. lr.
To verdict f i-i s $ 160''
To flues, Kepler, Todd and Connor 35 0
oii'i;
Ou?aHini county tax , December Sis.
188H Paris Weller Fernmnogh. . 1 79
1889 W. L. Brackhill, MiM'erd... 335 88
1889 t. W Kepncr: Port Royal 15 CI
1890 John Sioever, Delaware.... 125 20
" J. S. .VcCahan, Lscli 61 70
831 1. M. Marshall, Bi ale 31 30
" Joseph Pag, Fayette 162 32
J. M. Barton, Lack 89 5
IV. II. Rodgers, MilHiniown... 224 56
" G.fJ.Oozicr. Port K-iyal . 65 57
.1. M. Evans. Spruce Hill 147 78
1892 I. M M:irh:ll, lieile 99 31
'. MT. VaiiOrmer, Fayette 74 12
j John Knouse, Greenwood 46 2
W. H.LBth.-is; Lack 142 24
II. D. Funk, Patterson 50 28
H. L. Evans, Spruce Hill 184 43
J. W. Leyder, Thomp-ionlown 6 93
J. B. Barton, Tuscarora 239 2
1891 J. II. Dean, Beale 663 66
' C. P Loudenslager, Dehovare. 727 14
" O. W. VauOiinir, Fayette.... 1186 33
Joseph Oberholtzer, Fermanu(rti WO 12
Joi n Knouse, Greenwood. . . . f 'ZS 25
" J. L. Murphv, Lack 288 99
" S. II, Ifollmaii. Mitfiintown 836 99
" Jacob Bi.-hop, Mill ord 119061
" II. M. Isenburg, Patterson 341 80
J. S. Materr. Port Royal 319 03
" Samuel S. Yoder, Spruce Hill.. 684 26
Louis Wilt, SMsiiiehanna 861 3'i
Jnccb W Leyder 1 honipsoutonn 91 12
V. S. N-iniond. Monroe 276 56
' H. F. Crousc, Tiiearor 826 01
' Ilivid Ilnin.-s, Tmbftt 433 65
W. II. Kurtz. Walker 1550 19
$ 11811 35
DfC. "1. 1893. Trcaiuter. t'r.
By connty orders paid, 1882 $ 2124 54
liv county orders paid. 1893 53247 3i
By oiitstsdding county taxes 11811 35
Bv outstanding state tax 1431 12
Bv error in Collectors account.... 20
Balance in Collectors bands ..... 5856 93
$ 74471 45
1?93 .s;iri
By cat.'n to treasurer
C'r
5106
51 06
Out standing Stale Taxes. December 'ist.
10.M Li. i. aiarsnan, maie tiz
" Joseph Psge, Fayette 9'02
J. M. Barton, Lack 13 49
W-M. Rodgrrs, Mifilintown. 30 9:
" (J. G. Crozier, Port Royal... 46 94
" J.M. Evans, Spruce Hill... 3 67
1892 D. M. Marshall, Beale 9 84
G. W. ViinOrmer, Layette.. 107 20
" John Knouse, Greenwood.. 18 88
W. A. Lathers, Laek 52 43
' 11. D. Funk, Putterfon 5 96
" H. I.. Evans Spruce Hill 6 76
J. B. Barton, Tuscarora .... 63 61
1893 J. H. Dean, Beale 60 80
" D. P. Loudenslager, Delaware 43 71
G. V. VanOrmer, Fayette... 143 25
" Joseph Oberholtzer, Fermanagh 58 66
'John Knouse, Greenwood.... 16 5
" J. L. jUurpby, Lack 7145
" S.D. Rollman, .Willltntown. . 48 30
" Jacob Bishop, Milford 42 3:
U. M. Istnburg, Patterson... 14 lo
J. G. Mateer Pert Royal.... 46 29
Panniel S. Yoder Spruce Hill 14 87
Louis Wilt, Susiiiuhanna.. 40 26
Jacob W. Leyder, Tbompstown 26 97
" W. S. Neimond. jtfonroe 61 58
" II. F. (.'rouse, Tuscarora 97 93
' D- Haines, Turbett 15 28
W. II. Kurtz, Walker 68 96
$ 1431 12
All of which is respectfully submitted.
J. T. SHELLY, )
WILLIAM GUSS, Cov.fiior.
J. E. HUFFMAN, )
Attht: LOUIS DEGAN, CrJr.
Acditobs' OrricE
Miftiintown, Jan. 5, 1894. $
STJlTEME.XT OF OHDURS MUWy
by the f kmmnjionrrj of the Cattay of Juni
ata on the Treasurer thereof, from the tt
dny of January. 1893 to the 31s day of Z-
eember. 1893, isWujirt 1'akin from the
Hecorde in the Ccmmttuoners (iffice.
Jnmlieet and Comtabeefeet Commonwealth
Castt.
C. H Horning, J P., and otbea Jus
tices and A. Hsckei.berger, con
stable and other connlables..$ 13 79
Total $ 173 79
Commonwealth Witnesses.
Februsrv term, 1893 $ 30 45
April Term, !893 271 36
September Term, 1898 138 29
December Term, 1833 11 12
Total $ 451 24
xorafions, Abatements and Percentages,
G. W. VonOrmer, E.O. Meloy, A.
A. Landis, and otber collectors
ofl889, 1890. It91 and 192..$ 3454 71
Polal $ 3454 71
Puific Buildtugt.
J. M. Kirk, carpenter work, locks,
etc 4 90
John M. Bender spouting Jul.... 19 12
K. II. McClintic ludse lor Public
Building 102 96
North et Son coil lor Public Build
ings 232 38
J. W. Stimtr.el Insurrnce county
House 9 60
S. P. Kobison, painting Sheriffs
Office 3 80
10 ether small orders 10 21
Total 382 87
Courts and Jurors Pay.
H. W.Knisely Court Crier $ 70 00
Constables attending court 77 56
Joseph F. Cummings Stenographer 256 96
Jurors for all terms 1751 09
Ice for Court 100
Total $ 2156 bi
Roads and Bridges, Views and Damages.
J. A. Marlin and 19 other Kcad
Viewers $ 126 70
K. L. Jamison and 1 other Bridge
Viewer 22 50
Solomon Bashore and 2 others road
Damages 90 U
Total $ 239 20
Assessing, Registering ew Law.
J F. Detraand 19 other assessor? 12G3 &i
E Durwin Crawford woik on Tran-
tcripts 40 50
C. B. Crawlord work ou Kegistry
under new law 215 00
C. B. Crawford State tax rtceivt-d 273 43
Total $ 1792 56
Constables Returns
J. H. Leidy constable and other
coustables $ 240 36
Total $ 240 36
Tramps under act of 1885.
O. P. Robinson, bearding, nursing.
$ yy 3()
L. S. Todd, boarding, nursing etc 42 50
M's. Maxwell, boarding, nursine 4tc 89 00
Samuel Lapp, Sheriff 41 38
. i . fcnyder, burials 29 00
H. S. Scboll, two burial iota 8 00
D. S. Rickeubaugn, teams 3 00
Jnlius Derr. attention, nursing, fcc 7 00
Henry awab. Overseer Delaware
Twp 41 .jo
1'bsrlcs B. Crawford, extra atten
tion 65 63
D. M. Crau-.ord tt Son medical at
tention 205 76
12 other small orders 20 10
Total.
$ 672 57;
lox and Mink Scalps. I
J. C. Beale sid others aud B. U.
Mitchell J. P., and other Jus-
ices $ 741 00 '
Total 8 741
County Prison.
00
K. H. .McClintic, merchandise.... 10
I). M. Crawford medical attendance 20
.0
00 !
00
90 1
8.1 j
39
Elka &. Son. platerinj;, Sec 17
n. r . Siodrr, tattle at.il mat r.-f 5
I. W. Kirk, nt. ichamlise 7
U. P. t'r.ovtoid, iiiediettie 2
Saimul l.ai p. bheiitf 111 Ise 4
Geo. W. Heck and others cloihiug 4
Total S 72 82 !
Cuty Debt, Bonds raid I
Ezra C. Doty and others 5 3000 00
I
Tola! $ 30UO 00 j
Interest on Boii.t Paid. !
T. II. MeClure and others $ 4424 81 I
Total $ J 4 24 81
County Printing, blank rc. I
Win. H Rolliuaii, stationery, 4ic.$ 84 09 1
J. L liutterand others blanks.... 151 36
Win Mann Ai. Co., i. ton Publish-
in Co 86 61
Wui. J, Jaekm-io, printing and
Blanks 293 43
Harry E. li.Miall, p 1 1 i 1 r. and
bl inks 194 10
Wm. M. Allison, printing aud
Blanks 161 00
B. F. Schweyer, printing v Blanks, 131 00
Total $ 1102 15
Building and Repairing Bridges.
J. W Weber. Cncolamus bridge.. $ 87 13
D. Charters, Gay roan 'a bridge..... 91 00
Wm. A. Millikm, Briners bridge.. 300 00
Reuben annels. Licking Creek
bridge 37 00
Planks and rr pairs 15 other briiges 347 56
T. V. Irwin, debt of MiWintown
bridge 4836 86
E. A. Trnnis, debt of Thompson-
town bridgo 1 1000 00
Cost and witness lees Thompson-
town case 304 13
Robert McMeen, services and ex
penses Tboiupanntowii case. . . 49 10
W. Woods attorney fre, VtfitKin
bridge casa 2000 00
A. J. Patterson, heirs, attorney lues 119! 01
W, Woods, attorney fee, Thomp-
sontowu bridge case 300 00
Kobert McMren, attorney loo
Thoiup-unton 11 Bridge case.. 350 80
Kil ls & Caveny, repair Mexico
Bridge 50 00
Total $23947 80
Commissioners' Office and Court House.
C. B. Crawf.trd com. Clerk $ 600 00
David Beale comir.issionei- 425 88
John Balenlin commissioner 431 46
Uriah Shuraan commissioner ..... 384 50
Robert ilcM'en, com. attorm-v. ... 37 50
Oeorgc Stuffs, janitor 186 42
Total....
.$ 1965 26
Public Ogices.
Wm. P. Graham et al Co. Audit. 0$ 100 00
.1 m. M. Allison auditing county
offices 20 00
B. S. Graybill et al jury commis
sioners 95 60
J, R. Jenkins Recorder 3 85
J. H. Neely district atlorner 49 00
J. W, Hibbs Prothonotary 494 15
H. S. Scholl treasurer 613 96
Samuel Lapp Sheriff. 809 66
C B. Crawlord clerk to jury com.. 38 39
Other expenses 22 77
Total $ 2247 28
General and Spring Elections.
Printing spring and fall election?$ 427 57
Rent of houses, cleaning &.C 46 00
Booths curtains &. caro of Booths. . 109 02
C. B. Crawford new Election Law. 1(5 00
Officers pay and other expenses.. . 1004 35
Total $ 1761 94
Miscellaneous Payments.
S. E. Rinzer, expressage $ 8 15
C. B. Crawford, R. R. tickets and
telegrams 7 10
D. M. Marshall county Institute... 169 33
David Beale et al commissioner!
Convention... 68 00
Commissioners convention assess
ment 5 00
J. W. S timmel secretary of the Ag
ricultural Society 100 00
James McCaaley, Postage, lie... 48 6
M. E. Miller et al burial A. tomb
tones, veterans 156 00
Town Council Minim-own Borough
Water Plus
Keeping prisoners at Western Pen!
30 001
ilentiary 608 04 !
K-eping Prisoners at Reformatory 291 20
n. a. ?-choll treasurer State lax.. .
H. S, Scholl treasurer tax on bonds
d. S. Scholl treasurer liquor tax..
. W. Burchtield etal tax rbturn..
James Kobison, table, Recorders'
Office .
Thomas CreigbtonJ P, etal Hack
adorn Lunacy case. ... ......
Samuel Lapp in Yocnui Lunacy"
case
All others In Vociim Lunacy case.
J. W. Hibbsetal m James Careen
2734 82 :
288 77 '
7 1
90 00
12 00'
13 13 j
24 64 1
25 50
ter, in. ues! m jj 30
J. P. Wickershara et al Delaware
township. Inquest.
All other small payments
20 12
111 51
Total $ 484. 6G
Recapitulation.
Justices and constables fees Com
monwealth cases ...$ 173 79
Commonwealth witnesses , 451 22
Exonerations, abatement and per-
outage 34-14 7,
Public buildinga wt 7
Courts and jurors pay 2156 61
Roads and bridges, viaws and dam-
F? 239 20
Assessing reeia erinir nw Inur iro' r-.
Constables returns 0411 30
Tramps under act or 1886 672 57
Fox and mink scalps 744 00
County orison t- u
County debt, bonds paid 20 -0 00
interests an Donds paid 4424 84
Connty printing, blanks, Jte 1 162 15
Building and r pairing bridges ...23947 80
u"uuuiiioners' omce and Uourt
hoose 195 o0
Public oflices ''i7 oh
Ueneral and Spiing elections 1761 94
miscellaneous payments 4813 06
Total $53573 63
Assets of County.
Outstanding stale tax i 1431 12
Outstanding county tax .11811 35
Casa balnnce in treasury 6856 93
Total $ 19099 40
Union Trust Co. balance I'homp-
sontowntown bridge $ 7000 00
Bonds of the county-- 1 34'HrO 00
Outstauding orders unpaid 326 32
Total $141326 32
Liabilities over assets $122226 92
We the undersigned Commissioners of
Juniata county county; in compliance with
he law do publish the foregoing statement
of the receipts, expenditure, assests and
liabihteies of the connty aforesaid for the
year ending December 21st, A. D 1893, as
found on the books of thisollice.
Commissioners' Oflice;
Mifllintonw January 24th, 1894
W. H. MOORK,
NKAL M. STEWART,
JOHN NEIMOND.
County Commissioners
Attest: Wm. H. Gbonixokr, 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.
1 .i ...'; :.-:V f-7j5 '.'c -
HORSES.
There las been a great deal of talk about my boricg not being aafe in
Time of Furjerals. 1 bave new disposed of tbat team ef horses, and purchased
an elegant learn of Black Horsea at tbe cost of $575.00 which are perfectly
safe. Any woman can drive tbem. Tbey pay no atttention to eara.
VERY TRULY,
S. S. RUBLE,
EMBALMER AMD FUNERAL DIRECTOIL
Hood's Cures
ilrn. John Feitton
Dyspepsia, Intense Misery
" Nw pest east describe Ilia suffering I en
dured tea years from Djawrpeia. I had al
most 4Hrru h llpe ot ever ling any better
when 1 be ran lo take Hood's Sarsaparilla. I
mesiiirelr ewrel and advise anyone suffer
ing lroni dyspepsia tory
Hood's Sarsaparilla
The truth of this statement I am slad la rerif r
at maj -"-." Mus. John iKMoX, 67 1'rlds
blreet, rilUuurgli, I X
luliy prepared uvm Uie beat lnrc.Uents. 3a.
I'eat'li t'rates.
j Mr. Annie E. Humphrey is pre
: pared to furnish Peach Crate Mater
j ial, l'lasterinfr Lath, Shingles Rnd all
kinds of Building Material at the
j Mill formerly owned by ber late hus
band, K. AY. Humphrey, deceased.
! Pench lumber a speciality. Mare,
Junia'a county, Pa. tf.
YJ P. DERR,
PRACTICAL DENTIST,
j (Grsdnste of the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege.) formerly of Miftlinburg, Pa., has lo
' cated permanently in Mitt'.intown, as auc
: cesor to the late Dr. (4. L. Derr. and will
; continue tho riVntsI business (estshlished
, bv the lat er in 186'!) at the well known of
fice on Britige street opposite Court House.
ay teeth extracted, absolute
ly WITHOUT PAIN.
JVo Chloroform, Ether, or Gas used.
No Son Gums or Diseomfort to patient,
either coring xlrsction or afterwards
All these ate Giikranteed rr rc charge
will be made.
DC?" All work guaranteed to give perfect
sat iff action. Terms, strictly cash.
H. P. DERR,
Practical nentlnt-
GREATEST SAC
RIFICE
Ever witnessed in
J uniata county.
TEN THOUSAND :DOJLLARS
WORTH OF CLOTHIWG CON
SISTING OF
MEN'S AND BOYS
OVERCOATS.
MENS BOYS AND CHILD-
KENS SUITS. AND GENTS
FUKNISEIING GOODS.
WILL BE SOLD KE
GAKDLESS OF COST.
FERD MEYERS,
the Wholesale & Retail ClotMer, Bridge St., Mifflintown, Penna.
1805, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation rFo rFhc Public
To attend the Attractive ale of Clothing that goes on d&ilj
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 b truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Su;s and Overcoata at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fai
to give him a chII if in need of Clothing.
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLIN TOWN IP A.
HAVE TGU MOKEI TO DEPOSIT?
0
ARE YOU A BORROWER I
-CALL AT-
Tttfi m&T
38 A iff 5
MIFFLIN'IOWN, FA.
FOUR PEE CEN T.
INTEREST
PAID ON' TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Hates.
FRAZER GREASE
BEST IX THE WORLD.
Itsweariaa qaalitlare oaurpasl. actaaffy
CQtloaticir two boxes of any oter brsjad. No
SSecUxi by burn. I r ii ET 1 1 1 1 i E X 1 1 K.
rOH SALE BY DEALERS QESERAIXY. Jtjf
s
ALESMEM
WANTED
LOCAL OR TRAVELLING, to seU our
Nursery Stock. Salary, Expenses and
Steady Employment frnaranteed.
CHASB BROTHERS COMPANY,
Dec. 8, "91. Rochester, Ji. T.
The Sentinel and Rcjruihean office is the
place to get job work done. Tiy it. It will
pay yon if you need anything in that line.
SALE,
JUNIATA VALLEY BAM,
OP MIFFLIJITOWS, PA.
"ITB
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually LiaM
JOSBFH ROTHROCK. President.
T. VAX 1HWIK, Cashut
DiaicTOas.
W. C. I'omeroy,
. John Herttlor,
Robert E. Parker,
' T. V. Irwin.
Joseph Rothro.k,
Jesiah L. Bartn,
Louis E. AtkiDioB,
RTOCKOOLDBKI :
Geo'pe A. Krpner, Annie M. Shelley,
I Joseph Kothrork, P. W. Matbeck,'
i I.. E. Atkinscn, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin
Mary Knrtz, Jerome, N. Thompson, Jr,
John Hertzler. T.' V. Irwin.
Charlotte Snyder, Josiab L Barton,
John M. Blair, Robert H. Pattersoa,
F. M. M. PeBBell, Levi Light,
Samnel S. Rothrock, Wm. Swarti.
Three and Four per cent, interest will ba
paid on ccrtifcates of deposit.
jan 23, 18s tt
TO WEAK S3 EH
BofStinxig from the effects of youthful onora. oariT
daesT, wsstaifr wosknoms. lost mnhoo4. et&, X wig
sad a Mlgiblo tnatua (lod eootaislii fail
pmiraliaforbomtciin FRKo(ku 4
(BteBdl4 madleal work ; sboulU Li n4 by far?
naa who la narratis aod debtlKatad. AAarmu,,
PfC V. C FOWLI-H. Sfowdua, Com.
RUPTUREls.?
ntaa
stavat
1 hii
Ta. Kan- r.t -nra. No operatlon.or brntincM
dflav. T'-.iiytnds of rnre. Dr. Mayor la at
Hold I'fiin, Heading. H, second fiotnrilsTol
eachmoulb- fceud tur cuculara. -7lcoIxe