SENTINEL ., fPiiniiCiV
MIFKLINTOWN :
WKTttESDAY, FEB. 21, IS!4,
TEEMS.
Subscription, $1.60 pr tnonm If paid
In adr&nee: S2.00 if not tM in uivanoo
Transient advertisement In sorted at 60
cent par inch for each iDMirtioa.
Transient business ootid- tn local col
ma, 10 cents per line for each lnrtln.
E " u. will be dm4 to those dewirlnjr
to adTortioo by the year, half or quarter
ITBLIC SALES.
February 21 at John M. Brubiker, will
aell at his place of rodono 1 mile west of
East F.Lm, three wornhnrf.es, 1 good lead
(.., a good saddlv horsn, a yearling colt,
foar milh coi, two in profit about time
f tale, fiTe young cattle, a lot ol chicken!,
wagons harvester, and all kinds ot farm
iaiplementii.
Wednesday, February 21, 1891 W. n.
Zeiders, will sell at his place of residence
In Greenwood township, one and a half
mile korthcast of Diramsrille, two dapple
gray horses, the one a percberon, tba other
a Norman, five milch cows, two Jerseys,
most of which will bo in iroflt in the
prlug, four young cattle, all kinds of farm
implements and machinery, a sleigh, a
buggyt a two horse wagon, fifty leg horn
chickens, and forty mind varieties, corn
in the car, Potatoes, applebntter and house
bold goods.
FridsT, Vsrch 9 B. K. Cronee. will sell
two miles north west of Thompson
town at 10 a m , horses, cows, bull, shoats,
sheep, lard, meat, and all kinds of farm 1m-
plemen ts.
Wednendav, March 14 S. E. Warner
will sell in Walker township, on the Imes
farm, horses, colts, cows, yeung cattle,
chickena, and a full asnortment of farm im
ploments snd machinery.
Thursday, Vsrch 2!nd A. S. Brown,
will sell at his place of residence, at
Brawn's Mills, Fayette township, tiro horses
four milch cows, two heifjers, one jersey
bull, two young cattle, wagons, farm ma
chinery snd Implement, horse gears and
so forth, also honse hold goods. Sale at
10 a. in. Twelve months credit on sums
over $5.
February 23 Ismr (lerhart will sell in
Monroe town-hip, a half mile south of
Evandale at 10 o'clock, a. m., hit horses,
four cow, jonni cattlo, Germin hsre,
cblrkens. shotes, wagons, harvester, mow
er and all kinds of implements used on a
farm, harness of all kindsand a lot nf house
bold furniture. Sale at l' a. m.
SHORT LOCALS
It Nsver falls to Cure MANNERS
DOUBLE EXTHACT SARSAPAR1LLA.
Sunday and Monday destroyed
tlu sleighing.
Good sleighinar commenced last
Thins 'uy the 13th iust.
John Marlin is visiting among
frirnds in this community.
Tho banks will be closed on tho
22nd. Waphington's bi. tb day.
Mrs Matilda Musser, of Philps
bu?xr, Center couotv, is visifing Mrs
Ruble.
Th ground hig laat wek was
talked about as a reliable weather
prophet.
Edward Hartley i a! honip from a
bnf iupps tour cf several neighboring
counties.
On acionnt of small Pox bring at
Tyrone Forge, railroad trains do not
top there.
Silas Patterson, wps home from
electric railroad work in Laucaster
county, last Fridav.
Walter Obc-rho)tzr student at
Gettysburg Seminary is on the road
to tho recovery of bis hfnltb.
PornorratiV contradiction, "the re-pnblii-iiia
niado tiie hard times.
TLey ay hero are no bard times.
The letters ir the Mifflintown post
office uncalled f.r on Saturday, wern
for Mary Patterson, H. E. Wileraan.
Allison Clii lty, of Duluth, paid
bin friends end relatives hero a fly
ing visit.
son-re cld kept Rev. John R.
Henderson from preaching on Sab
bath evening.
Last year Pennsylvania rained over
me half of all Hie bituminous coal
in the United Stated.
"I have b"pn cured of nervons
trni'.hbp and rtlnwli bv Flood Xccrp
tabln Pills." J. W. Tor-i-oK, Lav.uis
vil' Pn.
'tMv mother had headache ivery
day, Imt :ni bpen curd by Hood's
Veg.ttnble PUIh " Carrie HavthOp.se.
Wind f. ill Pa,
FOR HAI E A number of choice
bnilding lot-., for inrtiinlars cnll at
this office. Tlioy will bo withdrawn
if not sold soi in.
Mis Valinda McWillinins. sister
f f Mrs. John Howe, is dangerously
ill wiMt lung tronblo and a compli
cation of other diseases,
The Juniata Horn and Mule Pro.
fection Company will meet in the
Court TIoiiHe, on" February 24th, a.
2 o'clock, p. M. to transact bu
IT i: i .... ...
iiuiiii.iR.ion ui'.ne of the 15 inst.
Rev. IV Fre-nr.au, of this place,
and Rev. Mr. Henderson, of Mifflin,
exchanged pulpits on Sunday. The
latter's sermons were very much en
joyed. Itch on human, mange on horses
dogs and all stock, cured in 30 rain
utes by Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion
This never fails. Sold by L. Banks
A Co.. Druggift, Mifflintown.
Nov. 22nd 1804.
Geo. F. VanOrmer of Fayette baa
several peach orchards, aggregating
twme tiOOO trees in the Shamokin
coal ve-ion. He has a varioty of
peaches that he originated, and fine
large reaches they are
Judge Wtand, of Norristown, has
ruled that there are no legal barriers
to women practicing law and the
oourtesy to the Supreme Court and to
neighboring courts would compel
tho admission of women to the
Montgomery County Bar.
The first train leaving East Water
ford on tho Tuearora Valley Rail
road has been changed from 7.30 to
8 o'clock a. m.. arriving at Port
Royal at 9.15 n. m., instead of 8.45
o'clock a. m. This change went into
operation Monday, February. 5, 1894
James G. Blaino'a estafn i onril, i
aoct -rmj,UUU. it was estimated at
over a $1000,000.
The thermometer was down to
within 3 degrees of zero, on Satur
day morning, the lowest point reached
this winter.
LOST. A pair of "nose specs."
The owner will please call on John
-Mirtin, now visiting; in this town
and give description.
Information has been made before
Squira C. B. Horning, against a
number of citizens for driving across
tho rivar bridge at a trot.
"I had no an.bitiou to do anything.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has made me feel
like a nw person." Mas. Viola
Kbeider, Conestoga, Pa. j
Colonel John J. Patterson, and i
wife, camo home from Lancaster
last Thursday, and spent the day at I
tueir home iiere, returning on Fri
day.
Two parties of young people went
to JlcAljuteraville last Wednesday
evening on sleds and cams home
ainging we "w on't go home till morn
iag." Prcf J. n. Shoemaker who con
ducted Tuscarora Acadomv from
1851 to 1354 died at his home in
Chambersbnrg last week, aged C6
years.
An other section of the World's
Fair buildiDgs W4S destroyed on the
14'.h inst. It was the Colonade
between machinery and Agricultural
buildings.
A Huntingdon hardware store
man had his plnce of business robbed
five times and the last time the
thieves set the building on fire. He'll
want to set a gun trap at his doorg
the cext time he starts business.
"A farmer over near York filled a
meat robber with carpet tacks. The
man went to a surgeon to nave tbe
tacka removed. Tha dnetnr. how.
ever, refused to touch the case ,,n. To cash of Sheriff Lapp for ver
less the patient told bow h came by ; Fires."KepleV, Todd' "and C.'.nnVr
nis naraware, ana now tna termer
knows who whs after his meat."
Mr. Reuben Aucker, son of Mr.
Tobias Aucker, of this town, and
Miss Minnie Stoner, daughter of Mr.
John St'ner, of Fermanagh town
ship, were married last Thursday,
February 15 by Rev. M. L. Drum, at
the Lome of the bride's parents, and
went on a tour to Philadelphia, and
Washington, D. C.
Tbe Legislature of Massachusetts
has a bill on its passage, that pro-
vides for the suppression of indecent
, , .' T
dances m public places. It pro-
vides that "no woman shall appear
at a public performance in a dreps
tho skirts of which do not come with-
in at least four inch 8 of the floor,
1 1 1 - L m 1 I.
unaiuewnisi 01 mni in bu iim
structed that any part of her person
is exposed below the neck.
Tho second rartsavs.- "No woman
shall appear in-tights'at a pnblic per
lornmnee 111 iiiu-kk'kiu, nurpniuue
hii or skirt dancing." The penalty
is $500.
Tuscarora Valley Railroad.
Trains on tbe Tnscarora Valley
Railroad will run ss follaws:
Leave East Watorford at S.09 a.
m., and 2 p. si., arriving at Port Roy
al at 9.15 a. m. and 3.15 p. m.
Leave Port Royal at 10:30 a. m.,
and 5.15 r- m., arriving at East Wa
tWford at 11.45 a. v. and fi.30 p. m.
J. C. MOOREHEAD,
Svpertnten litnt .
MARRIED-
Rhine Goshorn. On the IRth
ult., by Thomas Crdphton, J. P ,
Irwin Rhine ami L:zz;e Bell Goshorc
both of Tuscarora township.
Fnv Ai.i.kv. At Academia, on the
15th inst., by Rv. S. A. Davenport,
Mr. Aiuos F. Fry, and Misa Jennie
Allen.
Deals Dt:oHV.s. On the 3rd
inst , by Rfv. Vf. i . Steck, V, llliam
I. Beile and Anna B. Doughmau,
both of Be'de township
Geakiiakt IIokfman. Ou the ISth
ult., by Rev. S. S Graybill, Edwiu
Gearhart, of .Vonroo township, and
Susan Hofi'mas, of Fayette town
shi.
Hanes Hikkell. On the Gth
inst.. by T. J. Carruthers, J. P., S.
Hsnes, of Spring Rup, Franklin
countv. and Mildred Hurrcll, of Peru
Mills, tins county.
Aiiams AstiUKs. Od tie 13. h
inst., by Rev. S. A. Daverport, John
W. Adams, of Bsale township, and
B(?ll Anders of Reed's Gap.
McGdVERN Grote On Tuesday,
February 0. 1894. bv Sou re Wcid-
mau, Matthew McGovern and Mary
J. (iiooe, both of Port Royal, Pa.
Reward Kkei.in. On the tilh
inst., by Rev. H. C. Hollo way, D. D.,
John L Reward, of Patterson, and
L'zzie Kerlin, of Slilford township.
Glo-k Kt.iNK. On the 31st ult ,
by Rev. W. C. Adair, Georrre Glock,
of Black Log Vulley, and Nettie M.
Kline, of Peru Mills,
Fisher Jones. On the 1st inst.,
bv Rev. Ji hn Landin, Jeremiah D.
Fisher and Louisa A. Jones, both of
Greenwood township, this county.
Hampton Hevkt. On the 1st
inst.; by George Vbil, J. P.. Thomas
Hampton, of Blairsviile Mills, Hunt
ingdon county, and Ell Henry, of
Peru Mills, thi3 county.
Flora Reeh. On the 3d inst., by
Rev. Thos. Dobbin, David A Flora,
of Franklin county, and Gertrude
Reed, of Terry county.
Beatty Mn.LiKEN, On the 2ilh
ult., at the bride's mother, at W;ub!o
by Rv. S. A, Davenport, Mr- Wil
liam M. Beaty, Cf Milrov, to Miss
Anna J. Millikcn, of Warble.
Lctz Stoxg. -At the home of the
near McAlisterville, on the 8th inst.,
by Rev. E. E. Berry, Mr. F. B. Lutz,
Shirleysburg, Huntingdon county,
and Miss Fannie L S'ong, of Juni
ata county.
DIED
Mi'RrHy. On the 28th, ult., Anna
Blanche Murphy aged 23 year, C
months and 15 3ay6.
Castles On the 28th. ult . in Vav.
ette twp , Mrs. Catharine Castles, wife
01 josepn o. uastles, aged years.
Mbmkosr. On the 3rd inst., in
Spruce Hill tcwhsbip, Mrs. Anna M.,
wive of Samuel Memioger, aged 36
years, montns and Vi days. 1
Jinkixs. On the 3rd inst.. at New
ton Hamilton, David Jenkin, father
of Register and Recorder John Jenk
ins, aged 94 years.
Cleck. On the 14th icst , J.
Frank Cleck, eldest son of Samuel
ana tAiz U!eek died at the horn- f,f
his parents in Walker township aged
20 years, of measles. Iuterment, in
Lost Creek Menonite grave yard on
Saturday 17.
LEGAL,
DIN1STRA. TORS' NOTICE
Notice is hereby given t hat letters of Ad -ministration
upon the estate of Abraham
unss, late of Afiltord township, deceased,
c iu une mrra oi law been granted to
ine unaersignml. All persons indebted to
saia estate are requested to make immttd
late piv man t and these having claims to
preavui mem uuiy anthentieateri for pay
' MARTIN L. GUS3,
Administrator,
Patterson, Juniata Co,, Pa.
R
ECKIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
er tbk
COUNTY OF JUNIATA
January 1st, 1893, to Decembe 31st, 18H8,
both dates inclusive.
To Ms Honorable, the Ju !t of the Court of
vommon rieai oj tnt lounfy of Juniata,
Pa.
We the undersigned Auditors, elected
and sworn according to law, to examine,
audit and aettle tbe accounta of the Com
missioners, Sheriff aud Treasurer ot the
couatv ot Juniata, for tha amiin n
ceajber 81, 1803, mt r.r that purpose in
; ,ht Auditors room in Mifflintown, on Mon
day, being tbe first day ol January, A- D.,
1S91 and found the ssid accouuts'to be ss
foilow, all f flicers being presunt at tbia
settlement. ,
1893 IIKNRY SC1IOLL, Trcotarsr, )r
January 1.
To balance due county 6S8S 8H
To outstanding county taxes ... 13774 64
To outstanding: state tax 1M07 48
To county taxes f.r 183 23550 35
To state tax for 1S93 2734 32
10 5 percent addition to couu'.r tax 220 44
i To & prr cent addition tosute tax
To county tsxes overpaiJ.
i To state tax overpaid
31 58
4 93
16 00
35 06
23855 00
487 27
20.10 23
149 63
60 00
40 O0
17 76
26 92
6 00
30 00
22 00
iinor
To cash lor bonds sold ic 1803..
To Mate taxeii refunded
To state tax refunded...
To share Liquor licenses
To cash from secretary of Internal
attaiis fur tax returns
To cai-h from secretary of Interns!
ff irs for tax returns
To errors in collectors accounts. .
To rent of Court House
To tsx on unseated land
To cash for bridge drift...... .. .
To miscellaneous receipts
I $74471 45
xncdn. county... $ 5856 93
e ,'r
1893 Samuel Lani. Dr.
To rIi( , ,,., , . ()0
To floe,, Kepler, Todd and Connor 35 06
i
j $ 51 06
Outstanding reuny taztt, December diet.
I
S.HS Pari Weller Fermanogh. .
1889 v. i,. Braikbill, Miitord...
I 19 . W Kepner; port Kojl
J"nn Soever, Delaware....
fbT"'" uVbcVi.
1 73
335 f S
15 01
12'. 2d
51 70
3 1 :n
12 32
:) AS
224 56
65 57
1 17 7S
99 31
74 12
lii 23
142 24
50 2
1S4 43
; u i
2."9 ! 2
;s3 60
727 14
UF S3
100 12
.'28 25
V!3 WJ
836 90
119061
341 SO
31903
R4 26
86 36
91 12
27S 16
h2C 01
4 U 55
1550 19
Joseph rsffa. r syettr,
" J. M. liar ton, Lack
" W. H. RoHgrrs, Mitllinlosrn...
" G.(i. Cror.ier, Foit Rova'..."
" J. M. Kimi. SrriiCM Hill
1892 D. M. Marshall, liule
"U. W. Vantfriuer, Kay fn
John Knou&e, Greenwood
V. H.Latbeis; Lack
II. I). Fnnk, Kattrrsnn
' II. b. Kvans, Sj.rnce Uill
J. W. Leydir, Tliompsontoirn
- J. B. Barton, Tuscarora
J. II. Dean, Ileal.
CP I.oudtnslagur. Dsl :ware.
" ti. XV. VatiOrmir, Fayette....
. Joseph Otit-rlioltrfr, Fermansi
Jot n Kbouse, f ir'nwoed . . . .
J. L. Merphy, I.sck
S. II, Kollman, MiiHintown . . . .
Jscob Bifbop, &liltord
" II. M. Iseliburg, Patrerson
J. S. Mateer, Port Kcyal
Samuel S. Toiler, Spruce Unl..
Louis Wilt, iiFiUt'hanna
JscnbV I.t-vd-rT hctmpson'oTn
' V. S. Neimond, Monroe
" H. F. t'roiisf, Tnscarora
David Haines, Turbett
V. II. Kurtx. Walker
11811 35
Dec. 31. 1893. Treatwer. Cr.
Ky county or.frrs paid, 1SS2 $ 2121 51
lly county orders pai.l,l"3 53247 31
By nulsinding county uxes 11S11 35
By outstanding state tax 143! 12
Br error iu Collectors account.... 20
Balance in Collectors hands 5856 93
5 71171 45
Cr.
51 re
1893 Sheriff
Bv cash to treasurer
51 C6
Oittitantting Stale Taxes, Lectmber 3 I t.
1891 I). XI. Marthall, Btale 52
" Josi-ph I'sge, Fayette 191 02
J. M. Barton, Lnck 13 49
" W- H Roilgrrs, Miillintown. 30 92
" (1. G. Cmzicr. Port K"fal... 46 94
" .1. M. Kvans, Spruce Hill... 3 67
1S92 D. M. ,7arsi.a!l, B. fie 19 84
" ;. W. VsnOriner, Kayelte.. 107 20
' .Ii bn Knonse, Grei iiool.. 18 88
" W. A. Lathers, Lick 52 43
II. D. Funk, Patterson 6 96
" H. I.. F.vans Spruce Hill 6 76
" J. B. Barton, Tutcirora .... 63 61
1S93J.H Ik'sn, B.'jie 60 80-
" I). P. Loiidt-nslagf-r. Dt.laare 3 71
(;. W. VanOrmer, Fayette... 143 25
" Joseph Oberholtzi-r, IVmiansgh 68 66
'John Knnuse,Grefnood.... 16 57
J. b. iyiirphy, Lack 71 45
' S. H. Hollmun, .ViRlinlowu.. 48 30
" Jacob Bishop, Miilord 42 36
" H. M. Itciiburg, Patt- r.-on.. . 14 10
" J. G. .Mateer Port Royal 46 29
Samuel S. Yoder i-ju oe Hill 14 87
" Lonis Wilt, SumI1' lunna.. 40 28
Jacob W. Lcjder, Tbnnipstown 26 97
' W. S. Neiiuond. .Vonrup. .... 61 58
" II. F. (.'rouse. Tnscarora... . 97 93
I). Haines, Turbett 15 28
W.U.Kurtz, Walker 68 96
1431 12
Ail of which is respectfully submitted.
J.V. SUKLI.Y, )
WILLIAM GUSS, Countu Auditors.
J. E. HL'FF.MAM, $
Attest: LOL'IS DEGAN, Clerk.
Afditors' Orricr t
M:ftlinton, Jan. 5, lc94.
STJITEMEST OF ORDERS DRAWS
by the (ommisswners of the County of Juni
ata on the Treasurer thereof, from the 1st
dny of January, 1893 to the Sljf day of Z.
eemoer, la'.M, ibcjic. Taken from the
Kecords in the Commissioners Office.
Jnslieet and Constables fees Commonwealth
Cases.
C. B. Doming, J. P., and othes Jus
tices and A. Uackenberger, con
stable and other constables.. $ 173 79
Total $ 173 79
Commonwealth Witnesses.
February term, 1893 $ 30 45
April Terra, 1893 271 36
September Term, 1893 138 29
December Term, 1883 1112
Total $ 45J 22
xonerotnj, .f Aemes and Percentages.
G. W. VoaOrmer, E.O. Meloy, A.
A. Landis, and other collector
of 1889, 1890. lfcl and 1692.. 3454 71
?otl 8464 71
Public Buildtnes,
J. M. Kirk, carpenter work, locks,
$
John II. Bender spouting Jail....
K. II. McClintie mtu far Pul.iio
4 90
19 12
Bnildisgs 102 96
iionoa son con lor rublic Build
ings J. W . Stimmel Insurrnee county
Douse
S. P. Robison, painting Sheriffs
232 38
9 50
Office s 80
10 ether small orders.. 10 21
Tolal $ 382 87
Courts and Jurors Pay.
H. W.Ko'sely Court Crier $ 7000
Constables attending court 77 56
Joseph F. dimming Stenographer 256 96
Jurors for all terms 1751 09
Ice for Court 1 00
Total
. 2156 61
Roads aud Bridges, Vieics and Damages.
J. A. Martin and 19 other Koad
Viewers $ 126 70
K. L. Jamison and 1 other Bridge
Viewer 22 50
Solomon Baahore and 2 othera road
Dainagea 90 09
Total $ 239 20
Assessing, Registering n Z.au.
J. F. Demand 19 other assessors 1263 62
E Darwin Crawford woik on Tran-
rcripls 40 50
C. B. Crawford work on Registry
under new law 215 00
C. B. Crawford State tax received 273 43
Total $ 1792 56
Constables Returns.
II. Ltridy constable and other
constables $ 210 36
Total $
Tramps under act 6 1865.
O. P. Koblnson, bearding nursing,
e $
L. S. Todd, boarding, nursing fcc
Ms. Maxwnll, boarding, nursing Ate
Samuel Lspp, Sr bentf.
W. F. Snyder, burials
H. S. Scboll, two burial lots
D. S. Kirkriibsugb, teams........
Julius Derr. attention, nursing, ic
Henry Swab, Overseer Delaware
Twp
Charles B. Crawford, extra atten
tion D. U. Crawford k. Son medical at
t rut ion
12 other small ordera ............
240 36
79 30
42 50
89 00
41 38
29 00
8 00
8 00
7 00
41 90
55 63
205 76
20 10
Total...
. 672 67
Pot and Mink Scalps.
J. C. Beale at d othrra and B. U.
Mitchell J. P., and other Jus
tices $
741 00
Total g 744 00
County Prison.
K. II. JfcClintic, merchandise.... 10 85
D. M. Crawford medical tti-nrlan,- n 7-.
Etka 4i Son. plastering, fcc 17 00
m. t . i,o der, table and mattress 5 (10
J. TV. Kirk, merchandise 7 13
U. P. Crawford, medicine 2 90
.Samuel Lapp. Sheriff urlae 4 ha
Geo. W. Drck and others clothiug 4 89
Total $ 72 82
County Debt, Bonds Paid
Kzra C. Doty and others $ 8000 00
Total $ 3000 00
Interest on Bonds Paid.
T. II. McClure and others $ 4124 84
Total $ 4424 84
County Printing, blanks 4r.
Wm. H. Kolliuan, stationery, Itc.S 84 09
J. I. Dutterand others blanks.... 151 3S
w 111 Mann i. Co., ol Son Publish
in Co j((5 61
Wm. J, Jai'kmsr, priniiug aul
Blanks 293 4S
Hurry E. Bonsall, printing and
blanks lni 75
Win. M. Allison, prmtiug and
Blanfcs 161 00
B. F. Sehacjrr. priutiiif t Biauks, 11 00
Toul $ U02 15
Jiuildiut; and Repairing Bridges.
J. W Weber Cocilaiuu bndxi . . S7 IS
I) Charter. Gay man's bnrige 91 00
Wm. A. Miilik. 11, Brii.ers br flgr.. 300 bO
Kotiben funici l.u'iin Crek
bridge 7 00
Planks and r-p'irs 15 oth.-r hi tecs 317 56
T. V. Irwin, drl.t 01 V tftl ii,t n
bridge 46 t-8
E. A. Trunis. debt of Tboiupson-
town uriitgi" 14000 00
Cost and witness lees Tliompson-
town rase 304 13
Robert McMen, service and ex-
p. nses 'I boiupMiniown caa. .. 49 10
W. Woods a'tnrney fve, Af.tti 11
bridge case 2K)0 09
A. J. Patterson, hmrs. attorney lees 119.! OH
W, Woods, sm.rney Ion, Thoinp-
sontoun bridge case 300 00
Robert McVren, attorney loe
I hoi!piiiitown ltridge rase.. 3o0 90
Kutti 4i Caveny, repair Mexico
Bridge 50 00
Total $23947 80
Commissioners' Office and Court House.
C. B. Crswfjrd com. Clerk $ 600 00
Dand Beale commissioner 425 88
John Halt-n( ins commissioner..... 431 46
L rish S human commissioner 384 50
Kobert McMeen.com. attorney.... 87 80
Oeorge Stutts, jnitor 186 42
Total $ 1965 26
Public Offices.
Wm. P. Graham et al Co. Auditor 100 00
m. M. Allison auditing county
otlicea 20 00
B. S. Graybill et al jury commis
sioners 95 50
J, R. Jerkins Recorder 8 85
J. II. eely district attorner 49 00
J. W, Hibhs Prothonotary 491 15
It. S. Scholl treisnrer 613 96
Samuel Lapp Sheriff. 809 66
(" B. Crawford c!erk to jury com.. 38 39
Other expenses 22 77
Total 2247 28
General and Spring Elections.
Printing spring and fall e'ec'inns 427 57
Rent of houses, cleaning tc 46 00
Booths curtains ic care of Booths. . 109 02
C. B. Crawford new Klerilii-n Lw. 175 00
Officers pay and other expenses.. . 004 35
Total $ 1761 91
Miscellaneous Payments,
S. E. Kinrer, cxprnssagp f
C. B. Crawford, K. K. tickets aud
telegrams
D. M. Marshall county Institute...
Darid Besle et al commit sinners
Convent'on
Commissioners Convention assess
ment J. W. Stimmel secretary of tho Ag
ricultural Socioty
James McCauley, Postsge, &.C....
M. S. Miller et al burial &. tomb
ttonos, veterans
Town Council MilRinlowa Borough
Water Ping
Keeping prisoners at Western Pen
itentiary Keeping Prisoners at Reformatory
U.S. Sclioll treasurer S fate fax. . .
D. S, Scholl treasurer tax on bonds
H. S . Scholl treasurer liquor tax. .
O. W. Burchfield etal fax rtturo..
James Robison, table, Recorders'
Ottlce
Thom.-.s Creighton J P , et al Hack
adorn Lunacy case
Samuel Lapp iu Yocnm Lunacy
case
All othera in Yocnm Lunacy case.
J. W. DibbsetaJ in James Carpen
ter, inquest
J. r. Wickersham et al Delaware
8 15
V 10
169 S3
CO t o
6 00
100 00
43 62
155 00
' 30 CO
608 04
291 20
2734 32
288 77
7 13
90 00
12 00
13 13
24 64
25 60
83 80
20 12
111 61
township, Inquest...,
All other small payments
Total 4843 66
Recapitulation.
Jaslices and constables fees Com
monwealth cases 178 79
Commonwealth witnesses 4S1 22
Exonerations, abatement and per-
centsge 3454 71
Public buildings 382 87
Courts and juror pay 2156 61
Road and bridges, news and dim-
Re 239 20
Assessing regis ering new law .... 1792 55
Constables returns 240 36
Tramps under act of 186 672 57
Fox and mink scalps 744 00
County prison 72 82
County debt, bonds paid 30 '0 00
Interests on bonds paid 4424 84
County printing, blanks, .c 1162 15
Building and repairing bridges ...23947 8'1
Commissioners' office and Court
house 196.-, 26
Pnblic offices ............... 2247 8
(ieneral and Spring elections 1761 94
miscellaneous payments 4x43 6
Total 5S57S
Assets of County.
63
I
12!
35
93
Outstanding state tsx 1431
Outstanding conntv tax llHit
Cash bain nee in treasury 6856
Total 19099
40
Union Trust Co. balance 1'homn- .
sontowntown bridge S 700H
Bonds of the county. 134000
Outslauding orders unpaid 326
Total $141326 32
Liabilities over assets (122226 92
We the undersigned Commissioners ol
Juniata county county; in compliance with
ine law ao publisb tbe foregoing statement
of tbe receipts, xjKtituro. assests and
uabiliteiea of the county aforesaid for the
year ending December 21st, A. D 1893, as
found on tbe books ot tbia office.
Commissioners' Office;
MiOliotnnw January 24'h, 1894
W. H. MOOKE,
NKAL M. STEWART,
JOHN NE1MOMD.
Coanfy Commissioners
Attest: Wat. H. Gaosisoxa, Cleik.
JJP.DERR,
PRACTICAL DENTIST,
(Graduate of tbe Philadelphia Dental Col
lege,) formerly of Miftliohurg, Pa., baa lo- I
cated permanently in Mifllintowu, as suc
cessor to the late Dr. . L. Derr. and will
continue the dental business (estsblished
by tbe latter in I860) at tbe well known of
fice on Bridge afreet opposite Court Housh.
E7- TEETU EXTRACTED, ABSOLUTE
LY WITHOUT PAIN.
Jso Chloroform, Ether, or Gas used.
No Sore Gums or Diseomfort to patient,
either during extrsction or afterwards.
All these are Gusrapfeed r rc charge
will be made,
U All work guaranteed to give perfect
aatisfaction. Terms, strictly cash.
H. P. DERR,
Practical Deatlat.
After Jan, 1st, we
will sell our entire
line of
OVERCOATS
AT COST
We will carry none
over,
A rare chance
for bargains,
HOLLOBAUCH & SON.
r 1 I' .I'-r 1'aV Jf.
wf
HORSES.
Tbcre bas been great deal of talk about my horses not being safe in
Time of Funeral. 1 Save sew dicpefed of that testn of bortea, and purchased
d elegant team of lilack Uoreeg at tha cost of $575.00 wbicb are cerfeetlj
safe. Any woman can drive tbem. Tbey pay no atttention to cars.
VERY TRULY,
S. S. RUBLE,
EMBALM ER AND FTJNEEAL DIEECTOE.
Almost Blind
Inflamed Eyes and Run
ning Sores
The Success of Hood's Cause
Creat Rejoicing-A Perfect Cure.
. TO IK f
I IV'Jj '1
Miss Cora B. T.bmrrt
BartiesvIUe, Ta.
" C. I. Howl Si Co., Lowell, Mass. :
' I feel It a duty to state what Hood's Sarsa,
parllla has done for me. I was almost blind,
being comiwlled to stay in a darkened room on
account of inflammation of the eyes. I also
suffered with running sores ou my body. I waa
tn terrible condition. My mother tried every
thing sbe knew attaint and I was attended by
two doctors but without hulping me. Fiuallr
Hood's Sarsap;irilln was reeoiiniieuried and I
had not token two Inittles before I hefran to get
Letter. The inflammation left my eyes and Uie
sores healed, aud the result was that
I Became Stronger,
and was restored to perfect health. At that
time I waa only twelve years old; now I am
nineteen and I have not since been troubled
Hood's-Cures
with my eyes or noticed any shjn of a return ot
the sores on my body. 1 can recommend Hood's
Sarsaparllla as an excellent blood purifying
medicine." Miss Cora Erekt, Barnesville, Fa.
'Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly and
efBclently, on the liver and bowels. 2Sc I
- -thi j-
ARQUHAR
NT VARt ABLS FKICTION FEI It
tas: Set Works in th World.
wMeI!& Engine
0d
Received the Medal and Highest Awat
at the World's Columbian f jrpet'fc.
tVumnted th Iftst maW Khiticlt MUlp V v te-
au'i NtAii--lnra ArricultunU lap.-Ani. ,.f fci t-
il i 1 .vw rno Swnd for IlluMrate ,J i
A. L5. FARQUKAR CO.. L
YORK. PENNA.
v 0 ir
' . . 'ML d
f?tAv
GREATEST SAC
RIFICE SALE,
Ever witnessed in
Juniata county.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF CLOTHING CON
SISTING OF
MEN'S AND BOYS
OVERCOATS.
MENS BOYS AND CHILD.
KENS SUITS. AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
WILL BE SOLD RE
GARDLESS OF COST.
FERD MEYERS,
the Wholesale & Retail Clothier, Bridge St., Miiintewn, Pcm
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1889
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive bale oi Clothing that goes on dailj
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARLEY.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Gooda for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Sa'ts and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fi
to give him a call if in seed of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLINTOWN I A.
ME TOU MOSEY TO DEPOSIT ?
ARE YOU A BORROWER I
CALL. AT
the vim
MIFFLIN10WN, PA.
FOUR PER CENT.
IN TEEEST
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Bates.
AXLE
I GREASE
BEIT IX THE WORLB.
Xtewenriac qu.jiUe.nr QmumMMd. actuiTt?
frotlutlns; two bosfl ot any ot.r bnuul. 7f
BKUdbrbi (j4TTH4ES CISC
FOR 9ALB BY DgAUria OBSgRAIXT. tiff
s
ALESME
.N
WANTED
LOCAL OR TRAVELLING, to sail em
Knrsery Stock. Salary, Ezpensei and
Steady Employment frnaranteed.
CHASB BROTHERS COMPANT,
Dec. 8, 91. Roch. .ter, N. Y.
Tha Sentinel amd Repuihean office U the
place to get jok work done. Try it. It will
pay yon if yon need anything In that line.
mam
JUNIATA VALLEY BAiSK,
OF MIFFLIXTOW X, PA.
WITB
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable
JOSKPB ROTHROCK. President.
T. VAN IRWIK, Cktas
DIKICTCKI.
W. C. Pomeroy,
Jobs Hrrttler,
Robsrt K. Parker,
. V. Irwin.
Joseph Rothrock,
Joilah L. Euia,
Lonis B. AtkioMB,
PTOCIIOtDIM t
George A. Kepner,
Joavpb Rothrock,
L. E. Atkinson,
W. C. Pomeroj-.
Annie M. Shelley,
P. W. M'beck,
n. F Parker.
J. Uolnixn Irwiu.
Jerome N. Thompson, Jr,
Mary Kurtz,
John Hertzler.
T. v. lrwm.
Joniah L Barton,
Robert II. Patterson,
Iti Lieht,
Wm. Swsrtt.
Charlotte S nyder,
John M. Blsir,
F.M.M. Pennell,
Smu.'l B. Rothrock,
""hrer and Fonr fer cent, ir.tprest will ba
paid on certit!catr of doyoiait.
TO WEAK mi
Boflm-tng from th Oocta of youthful turora. Tif
4mcj. wutui veaknen, lost n jnh.yd. ata I Q1
Dfl Ttitt&bl tPBUM i mSanU ' Ct XltMiMtSi fhU
pnrticalaci for botn eon. F Ri&E il&t. A.
ptZMild dlcml work ; ahoultt w m4 by orf
Bio who is norroot aod 4blUccd. Mlm
F Cm FOWLER, HoodUA. CotaV
RUPIUREISSHr.
la. Kug tt om. Mo operaUoikcrbca'De"
delay. Thonsuiili ot cntM. Dr. Marer Is if
Hotl Penn, Keadloft. Pa., second SaturJny oi
icU month ScndXurotrculars. AJfitutrc