SENTINEL tV lirJ:UiLlCAK
Kl?FLINTOWN.
" WEDNESDAY. FEB. R, 1897.
B. F. SCIIWBIER
BDITOB AID rmOHIITOB.
Tm fall in tbe price of wheat in
Chicago last Friday ami Saturday,
caused an excitrinent among grain
dealers.
The United States Senate by a vote
of 40 to 4 passed a bill for an ap
pointment of a commission to an in
ternational money confarense to con
sider me question of bi-meta'iaui.
Claims aggregating ten million
dollars have been fil?a have been fil
ed in the State Department by citi
zensol the United Stales against
Spain for losses sustained by the war
in v;uoa.
PkeSiuesT elect McKialey has thus
far selected for hia Cabinef, John
Sherman, Secretary of State; Lyman
.1. Oaje, Secrt tary of the Treasury;
JJufs- II A. A'gcr. Secretary of Yr;
James Wilson, Secretary of Agricul
ture. Georoe B. KouEaTs, President of
the Per.usylvaniii Railroad Company,
died at Lij heme neMr I'hilurleii.hia
list Saturday afternoon, oged Gi
yesrs of indigestion and catarrh of
the stomach. Ho had been serious
ly ill since last August Ha was of
Wels'u extraction. His first. American
ancestor came to America in ICSSund
settled in Pennsylvania where rail
road President Roberts was born
and died. Ha was educated in tbe
schools of the neighborhood where
he was born and at the Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute at Troy where
he learned civil engineering. After
corair.g from school ho entered tho
Sf rvice of the lYnnsvlvaaia Railroad
Comj'icy as a rodaiau, avl that, was
the beginning of Lis career with tbo
railroad company of which he b-
cama President. The rai!ronl of
ficaa all alorg the I:ne tavo been
drapped in mourning for him.
Cleaning Marble-
It is often the case tbat handsome
marble becomes almost hopekssly
soiled acd sta.i.e t, and there is a de
mand for a simple, practical recipa
for restorieg it. The following from
nn excellent authority is highiy com-
mocded: lake tq-ial parts of" oxgall
powdfrod 8oa and pipe clay, and and
a little turpentine. Apply a coating
to the marb!, and when t h.orougMy
dry rub it off and wash with warm,
soft water. This will c eanso wit'a
ont destroying the polish. If tbo
marble is badly (.taiued, a second ap
plication may be necessary.
Awrt'i,.
At 11 o'r.lock Saturday morning
the framo house occupied by William
Croylc, which was situated on the
outskirts of Bedford, was discovered
to be on fire, and before an alarm
could be given the whole structure
was in ;irrs.
Mrs. Crovle succeeded in throwing
two of the children out of tbe window
to the father below. It is supposed
she went beck to get the other two
children and was suffocated, for she
disappeared from tho window and
was i:ot seen again.
AVhen the deid bodies of the
mother and children were takea
from tho ruins of the houee tothicg
but the trunks remained. The legs,
arms and heads were burned off.
lue 2-weeks old baby, wlr.ch was
thrown out of the window i-i so
Sfcvenly burned that it will probably
die from the effects. The father was
also buined about the head aud
arms"
The Bubonic Plague-
"Tlie history of tho trne bviboai'?
r.liigua dates b.ck to tho third cpd-
tury before Christ. In the sixth
centur;,-, it prevailed in E iropo and
Eiypf, lasting fifty Vf ars. It is snid
tbt in Constantiuople it casried tif
10,000 in one day. It prevailed in
the fourteenth cbnturr throughout
Europe, and also in the fifteenth acd
sixteenth centuries. In the sixteenth
century in London it was very eevs-re,
a thousand dying weekly m .London.
In 1570, 100.000 persons died in
Moscow anil the litighborhood. Ia
1572, 50.0C0 perished st Lyots. In
tuo nrst tiail 01 tue nivectet-nlii cm-
turv, it still prevailed in Europe. In
1C5(. it is snid to have carried off
300.000 persons within five months
in Europe. Tbe great plague in Lid
dou was in 1CC4. Tbe total number
of deaths from the pUgae in London
in 1605, was estimated aiQyOfjO-it
prevailed ftlsolhloughcut various
portiocs.;f.V,nr0pe in tut eighteenth
century. It prevailed also throughout
various portions ot Europe in the
eighteenth century. Iu tha nine
teenth century it prevailed ia Con
stantinople, lliisoia, India, China,
Egypt, Arabia aud Pel sia. The last
out-break of the plague tnEaiopean
soil was that of 178 and IS79 in tLe
neighborhood of Astrakhan, on the
Volga in Russia. The pla-rue of
London beg.nn in December 1C64,
there being as many as 6,000 deaths
a week, and it was scarcely stayed
wheu tne greal fire of London broko
out. The whole city ws in flames,
and the seeds of the disease were
destroyed.
"When it prtTailed in Russia in
1878. the 'double cordon' was estab
lished, A line of soldiers encircled
all the suspected territory and anoth
er tbe district where infection wos
kr.own to exist. So deadly was tbe
disease that the percentage of deaths
quickiy roe to 100, every patient,
eve iy doctor and every nurse elyiDg
when th plague was at its height.
It became necessary therefore to
clear the people out c-f some towns in
the alley of the Volga and burn ev
ery house to the ground."
To Florida via Pennsylvania
Kallread.
The mid winter exodus has begun.
The discomforts and dangers of wet
wintir weaiher are here, bit to the
penthward from a clondless eky,
beams a beautiful tsuo upon a bloom
ing land.
Tbe Dext Pennsylvania Railroad
ur lo Jacksonville, allowing two
wrvls in Florid.-, will Lave New
York and Philadelphia, Fbrnary t).
Excursion tickats, including rail
way transportation, Pullman aco m
inodations (one berth). al niealt en
route in both directions while trawl
ing on the spi o'al tr in. will be Fold
at ihe following atis: New York.
$50.00; Philadelphia, MS.OO; Canarj-
dVgm, $52 85; Erie, $54 83; Pitts
bnrg. S53.00 acd at proportionate
rates from other Dointa,
For tickets, itineraries and o:hr
ir formation apply to ick-t nren.
Tourist Arenfc ai 1196 Broad or -tr
New York or to Gm. W. B yd, As
sixtact General Passenger Acects
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
Fragments of Love.
Whygmsp tby friend with flru embrace,
With kindness a I bis fears dupl ice;
Why ara we tbtn s well dispoiuj.
To sufior stl, yet lore nnloM.
Though 700.lb.lul days re bright and fair;
tut older age comet on with c ie,
And many a fear tbouf b dim and goun.
Bring memories of a j iyoiu throng.
We b.ve onr fither more each diy;
Bee 3 11 so tlici' ioclcs aro turning grar;
B.:cusn tbi ir burs tbd'ugh iiwt or atd,
Tt-r are tbe urn.! w0 aro so glad.
We (bans (hem lor tbeir uobln dec-da,
liich lives tr.rengh Mo a
creed, '
joyoui
And someone here or someone there,
Kay new I'glit and not despiir.
Van is a mortal so I'm toM.
Though be be of carnal life and cold;
There is an innate tpot .lia- e'ows,
Where love, affection anil truth flows
Ob, blissful age that never dis,
Tby name we Ion! Thy love descries '
The wonders of an unseen world;
for beaut is s a:e to the unioid.
Again, oh lore, tby Dame we hail,
As on this tnfdendly main sve sii';
While billows roll and temi'.ests soar,
We strive to kicp tncstnoi H etLoie
Oh love, Adieu!, thy charms untold,
W iltout tbto all bis world is cold,
A single pleasure would there be.
But with thee all 1 lue is, so free.
Salimcs Colo a.
Why.Ice Water in .Iajurleu.
The reason wbv so
m'ltiy pbvsi
kiii.r nf r 't,.r
jam vi wici
cians otct to the drio
uuring meainras is mil Americacs,
us a rule, drink ice water. Ti-e tern -
perature of the stouneh is from 98' ljtyir
t.) 100 Fahrenheit. After a meal it i 1 ''e tncnty
1 .-1 1 r nn. ,n , ., ; Te outstanding tux state)
sb.u.d be from 99 to 102, and if a i Tax. a :vied in tWcountv
person is exercising it sometimes -nili ; " ttato '
run np to 103. Now thi.i teropera-iToaJditionilassessaient
ture is necessary to c.".rrv on cio-ea-i county
lion in a perfectly healthful vV ,v l'"'!'!'.?.'!!
Constant drinking of i.-o water during : j0 5 perV- nVidVed "stato
the meal of an ice at the close cf th ' To over raid tas 189U...
meal will rednce the tf rapf ratcro ( f i Tocash tro-n ale of bonds 13,680 00
the stomach sometimes to 95, which iT"c"-h1,'rrnLal;c"'rC'''
, 1 Lurnl r Dr. Browu.... 16 0J
would step digestion and sooner crjTocas;i llo,a cotumitiee
h.'cr render one a cocfiraied dyspep -
tic. Water of an ordinary tt-mtera-ture
is not so object-en;! 1 lj in "fact,
it would be better to ttke a swallow
of water now and then dariug the
meal provided the water is coo!, not
iced. Fosds that are slightly diiu'.ed
aro morn easily digested than t Itcse
1 y
Mrs. S. T Il--rer in February L-idies
Heme Journal.
Tour I Callfrntn via Pcun
3 1 van I a Railroad.
The Tif-xt Cahfomi i tour of the
Pnnsylvania Jttilroad will leave
New Yo:k and Philadelphia by Fpee
iul train of P'lhinm Palace cars. Feb
ru.iry 21, visiting the great jtfam
moth Cuve and stopping at New Or
leans during tho Slardi Gras Carniv
al. Four weeks will be allowed on
the Pacific Coast, and two days wi'.l
be sptT.t on the return tnp at Cidor
a;io bprsngs and tae (iurden of
Gid-i. S f.os will rdso be ma le at
,. r . , ... , ,
Silt Like City, D,'!ivar and Omaha.
This Hoas of tho m,0t delightful
and compietA tours t-Vf r planned. 1
Tickets inelu.'i'jg railroad trans-!
portaticr, Palhaaa accr-iiuaoJatiorm 1
l.m,. ,!r.iiSu l.Hl,'l .oao'o .n .,.,!
c-iri'iijiu drivvs and hotel ucenjiuo-
d:itio::s g iiug and rtt'irn and tr ms
porta' ion in California, will bj sld
at rato of 350 from nil stations on
tho Pennsylvania Kiilroad systm
ear f of Piitsbarg.
Apply to ticket agents, Tourist
Agent, 119G BroadwHV, N-jw York or
Geo. W. Ii-.yd, Asitittu-.t Gi'iit'rtl
Pcessnger Agerjf, Dread Htrct Sta
tion, Philadelphia. f2A.
MARRIED:
Cnozren Uxderwood. Oil Ihtt
2(5:h ult., iu Columbia couctv, by Hsv.
li. M. Hnvt'.er. G. G. ('rosier nnd
Aurjio Underwood, both ofPcvLi
Kov.il.
hnntii RPS-i Oa the 5th of
Jauuarv, 1S97, at O.tk'aa.l .W.l!s, Pa,
by Rev". J. J R-igh-ird, !Jr. William
V. Shiit aixl Miss Mary E. Kiush.
I.10HT Bakner. Oa tho 13ih of
Jhu'v, 1S97, at ilitil utown, bv llev.
J.jhn H. .Mortimer, Tbad S. " .Light
and Mary E. Burner.
AIegacgitev Stutts. On the 14 h
of January 1837, by Kev. Joliu II.
ilr.rtimer, Williao iMegauhey- end.
Maud '.I. Stmts.
Swaix PiomsoN. On the 13:h cf
January, at -ViKliutovvp, by Rty. John
II. Mortimer, Thomas (J. Swain and
Clara It'. bison.
RrMBAuoH Clikge3 Oa the 19th
of Jannarv, in Greenwood township,
by Jacob "iTorry, J. 1, James D.
Run.bangh aud Carrie II. Cinyer.
VilTUS -0 W N MAKJKTS.
Virri.arows, Feb. 3, .1397.
MTFFLT"70Wrf GRAIN MA3KK7S
V- lit'i-t
'; ..rn in e.:r. . .
' ........
Ke ,
C,oV irt ,
Butter......
Kggs
Ham
Shoulder
. t-5
30
18
35
. 14
.12
1 2
. 12
.. 7
t2. 0
Lard,
Hde.
Timutby seed....
F a-seed
Bran...... . .....
Chop
60
9
$1.20 a band red
Middlings
Ground - !uu Salt.
American 3 ait....
1.10
1.00
;6c to 8()c
Philadelphia MakkEts. Fcb'v 2.
1S97- Wheat 85 to SDc: corn . 27e:
oats 22 to 24c; live chickens 7 to So a
lb; turkeys 10c; ducks 10c; geeso 8 to
iuc; cutter 1S to oc; e-'o-g 15 to 16c:
j apples 30 to 50c a bush.; onioDg 90 to
9Jc b jkLj Southern iestace per bar
rel $1 GO o $2 00; Sou: hern tomatoes
per hox 2 to $2 50; Pennsylvania to-
bacoo fi lers 6 to 12c scd 12 to 14c; !
cioverseed 83 per ib.
East Libebty, Pa , Feb 1 .c-CnU'.e.
Ex rn, $4 75 i4 90; common $3a3.
2."; c5wf, $2.3.40; heiferp, $34; fresh
e.-.w'a and t-priDgprs, $1540. Hops.
fumfl light and pi', S3 85a3 90.
j Sbeep Western wethers, $3.90a4 10;
culls $1 50.i2; choice lambs, 54 90a5 -23;
veal calveo, j ;G 50.
Reduced Rate to YfaahlngloB
ooacnuot nf Ihe Inauctt
- ration via t'consylranla
- Railroad.
For the bjncfi of t'nso who de
sire to attend the ceremonies inci
dent to tl e in .u 'iird'icn of Vra i.l.T.t.
elect .AA-Kinlcy, tLe Pennsylvania
jKiihoa l Cirujiacy will Fell excursion
jtickeisto Wpliing'ou. March 1, 2,
!3 an I 4. valid to return from Starch
! 4 to 8, at tbe following rates
From
New Yo:k $S 00; Phihdelphia $5.40;
B.lMmore $160; Uarriburg S5.0G;
I WiUinmsprt SH .79; Bofflj S11.20;
II cbrsK r 10 48; Altoona and Fitts-
S Kg itJ.OC; una from all other sta
j li ns on t! c Pen:. ylvinit sys'em at
j r -du cd r-ites.
j Ti:is ii'augjr.iti'-n' will be a rocst
inttrf slii: ev-tit. and will undoubt-
t.ti-j f r: t it large number of people
from t-vcry solu m of the coauiry.
The tniigu:fic"it facilities of the
Pe nupylvi'iia Ri!r..a.l in-ike this line
toe ftvori:e route to the National
Cupiial at i.'l timr-8, and its enormous
equiprnurt ad splendid terminal ad
vanlsps at V8;iington make it es
pecrilly popular ou tach occa
sior.s. ml.
LEGjIL.
EIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
or TUB-
COUNTY OF JUNIATA
From January 1, 1S3G. to January
3, 1S9 7, Inclusive
To the Honorable, the Judges of the Court of
Chmmoa Pitas of Juniata Cjunty;
We the nnclerritfr.ed Auditors elected
and Horn arcordin to law, to examine,
all'. it ana suttla the account or thj Commissioner-!,
Sheriff ar.il Treasurer, of tho
I Conntv of Juniata, lor the year ending De-
, cemtier -1, lsJ-i, met tor that purpose in tho
Auditors' OfhYe, ia Milttintown, on Monday,
b'",e ,h,!f""r;;i ,ur ef January, lS9r, and
tnnTii fh, ,m0 account as follows:
ik9;. y S. .N'oKTH,Tnr.AscaEa,
1 Jan. 1. To bibnre irom
3,0?S 80
15,981 57
1,082 4!
2S,9B2 52
2,211 71
92 66
372 10
8! 01
1 47
l oi Chas. liamcr
91 99
79 88
23 00
29 50
115 00
15G 7 5
41 50
To cah Payette township
kcej-in Mand tiill.....
To canh troiu Walker t:wn
ship, kecpi'j Susan Kuf
man ....
To ca.h from S. B. Loudon
J p'jrchi-e money
To c;ih Irom Shtrift Cal
houn, fines.
! Tn from i-nmitv kli'.rn
j of i:ouor iicensei
i To emu irom misceiln
To C3uii Irom
eoea sources.
Total
..$55,910 95
Dec 31, bv overpaid tXf"
Jxn'J.nrv 1, 1 S
By error outstanding t ix
audit 1 b03
By orders p lid 1894
Bv ord-rs p:H lH3 j.
By orders paid 1836
By otilstiiid'g tax qounty
By otitstunJiD tx state
Total
January 4, Balance lne
cfrntv
91 61
20 CO
17 ,16
34 8')
41 705 28
10,359 10
1099 23
$59,716 88
69i 07
lf;36 J. P. Ca'.hocs, Suzmrr db
ca.
j Jutiu iry let, fin: collect-
r. k"V,V"V" li9va
Doci-br SI, to cash pam
rre3Sur.r 115 00
189J- yaTNolttwT iTiVacitaa, Doorli
ra ca.
Jann.iry 1, To b.il mce last
' ... 217 52
To nn-.-snd it oK tax . . 681 0
To 5 p-T c'Tit. added and
idd nice 1 .- laent.. 13 70
To lex levied, 189'i 637 0
To ove..-p4i l tax 47
To additions! aesiuent. . IS 09
Totil $ 1493 74
DL'Ciail?r Slat, By orlors
piid !itH;, datu tgi 1S5J
6 50
22 82
677 53
Jiv od? p4i'l sheep dam
pe 1891
liy t?x oii.'Mandic.......
By error 5 per cent, udded
each r.ccoant
(SB5 10
1?97. Ji. 1, By balance
du Coiny
$681 61
OCTSTASniSO TAXSS DEO. 31, IS'JJ
19 J.
Collec'ors. Districts.
m'tn
- H F'TF.iuVc Tiiscirora.
$ SSS 55
1895.
J. (
Brown, Boil-:, 682 91
Jacob Eorry, Jr:-etiwoo-.l, 226 57
Johd K. Trego, Li". - 838 02
S. II. "Kol limn, Mi iitown. 221 33
W, B.lcC.--ft.m. M I'ord. . 81561
W. S. Neimohd, Monro-.!. 49 92
H. M iBenberg. Patter.-.-.. 420 49
B. . I.yiio, Port Koyal. 23
A D Keritetler, SnKnehan'a 65 70
51. S. Es!i.Siruce Hi'lj 291 6
W. B. Brubaker, Thompsonto;vn, 99 o2
L. C. Calhoun, Turhntt. 23178
J. B. Bjrtnn, Tosrarora. 539 59
E.-.. Smith, Wa'ker. 350 04
1S9S.
J. O. Brown, B.a'e.
J. K. Spreece, Delaware.
J. M. Mnswr, Fayette.
Jaob Forry, Greenwood.
C. E. Hnwer, t'ermoaigh.
Joi.n E. Trego, Lick.
S. n.Roilinan, Miffiintown.
W. B. MeCaUn, Millord.
IV, S. Ncimcnd. Monroe.
II. 11. I-enberg. Patterson.
B F. Lvtle, Port Kr.ral.
M. S. Esh, Sprdce Hill.
946 51 '
611 87
1018 19!
425 511
986 5- j
672 56
424 CI
13 .0 22
259 49,
o5 2 '
248 18 :
898 83 i
A. U. Kerstetler. Susqnehanaa. 646 87
W. ;!. Ertibaker, Tuompsentowo. 118 45
L. C Colhoun, Tu-batt. 696 23
J. B. Barton, Tusearo.-a. 882 60
E. A. Smiih, V alter. 1280 2u
I OtJTSTANDIXO TAXES DKO
: Collectors. Districts.
1 189X
I R. F. Croue,' Tuscarwra.
31, 189.
Slat-". Deg.
$33 75
25 52 28 09
9 to 18 34
20 86 20 84
49 82 8 41
86 33 7 00
6 28 11 39
45 4ii 16 j9
J J. O. Brown. Bsaie.
; Jacoii Forry, Greenwood.
' Jo-n E. Treo, Lack.
S. H- Rollmali, Mifflintown
W. B. JJcCahan, Uilljrd.
W. S. Neimoud. Monroe,
li. M. Ise berg, P tterson.
B. r. Lytle. Port Eoyal.
A. D Ke'stetler, Su.qahan'a. 14 06
H. S. Esh, Sprnce Hip, 62 18
W. B. Brubekea, Tliompaont'n. 1 83
23 27
2 89
8 00
28 83
31 72
80 00
14 75
27 29
28 25
37 0
L. C. Ca'boun, Turbntt.
4 81
J B. Banoo, Tusorora. 7030
E. A, Smith, Walkor. 28 07
I89ti.
J. O. Brown. Basle. . $4 63
J F KnrAMH n..liuo.a eu CO
j! M. Maer, Faytto. ' 22 25
Jco rorry, Ureenwoed. 17 00
C' E- Hower- Fermanagh. 68 12
John E. Trego, Lack. 85 So 31 00
S. II. Bollmao, Mifflintown. - 91 7 09
W. B. McCahan, i:toid. II 63 1600
W. b. Neimnnd, Monroe. . 19 45 15 25
H. M laenbrr;, Pattrrsoa. 42 23 -SI 85
B. V. Lrtle, Port Rojil. " 2i 16 6 88
tt. S. Voh. Syruc Hill. 14 95 22 00
A . I. Kerstetler, Susqaehaa'i.42 61 23 25
W. H. Bmb .k-r. 1 bomp'ul'o. 17 05 6 84
I. . C. Ua!h3cn, Tarbetr. 4 61 13 86
J. B. B.rtr.n. Tascamra. ti OS 36 77
K. A. Smith, Walker. 85 78 J3 gs
All ot which is respectfully ccbaa tied
T. K. BEAVEtt. )
W. W. DIUV, J County Auditors,
n. 0. U ARTtfA.V, J
.Wifflintown, Pa.. Janoary 12, 1897.
STATES! EXTororden drawn
by tbe Com mimic ners of the County ot
Jnniitta, V.n tbe Treasurer thereof from tbe
1st d y of Jann rv, 1890, to tbe Slat d.i
ot December, 1806. as taken from the
records In the I'oitinii loners' Office.
Justictt amd Connlablet, Commonwealth
- Cases.
J. Fr.nk Patterson, J. P., and otherff 6 03
Jo-.i-ph .Yolm, Constable, aa1 others 8 5U
9 74 53
, $ 874 G2
105 14
IS 25
88 t,0
Commonce Ih
Febiuary Term, 1:96..
April Tt-rm, 1896
September Term, 1896.
Decomber Turm, 1896.,
9 681 61
Exoneration, jlbatemenlt end Pircentage.
lb!M. H. F. Cnrtixe and others... 12 84
1994. 3. (). Brown sud others.... 655 81
1895. M. S. Ksh and others 1UI7 41
1696. J. V. Barton an otherB 14 10
9'29C9 66
Courtmnd Jurort' Pay.
H. K. Rnioely, court crir $ 77 60
E.G. VanBaum, att-nograber f5 CO
Joseph Cummitigi. stenographer .. 440 00
R. B. Nixon, boarding jurors..... 22 76
Jobn Bery. hauling jurors 2 00
Shelly Gray bill and others, grand
jurors... 292 08
Sarcuul A. Gallaher aud other petit
' jurors 570 4".
Totai
Public Buildingt
...$2159 78
Jacob Browaud, December Iri95..
9
12 OO
5 40
E. O. r.His, work 00 t-nce ate. ....
JamfS Horning, corpenter, court
bouse and jail....
Georjre J. Sin;ts, work oo gas uia-
cliiuo and fence
M itlintow n water company , water
rent
Emit Schott, 1'uniiDg tor court
house
II. D. Funk, plumbmg
Manrm k Sc. Xvls n, coal and lumber
40 49
G 12
103 00
- 2 00
89 99
13 27
1. W. Ca lhoon. m iving ahes. .
1 00
W. H. ilaal, grsa seed lor court
yard
J. M. Gross, pjiutinR jul windows
W. 8. Arbosast, Di:a, locks and
courthouse supplies.....
O. P. Robison, p intins j iil poreh
Fzra C. Doty, dratt for supplies...
Lewis Emery, movi-jg ashes
Ilarrv Uornin.", hauliujr ashes ...
Jacob E:ka 4c. Soa, work on j i'.I and
court house
Jacob Brewaad work on Mtlllm
bridge
Daniel Pon atbaktr, work at ji!..
C. Seeirar. niattinj for court house
B' C. SlcClelau, matertil and ie. '
pairs jatt and court hotim
Mifflintown llose company
Samuel Lapp seUirff county bouse
Gnss h. Seibvr, gasoline
71 53
75
9 18
60
3 09
19 00
10 63
3 15
40 45
88 97
10 CO
1 00
19 80
ToUl $ 460 28
Road and Bridge View and Damages.
R. L.Uuss, damapr-a S 6000
Wni. A. StonOer, damages 75 00
S. A. Graham, and other viewers.. 11 40
Total. 14 M
Canilcbles Returns .
Samuel Graybill, and others, Feb
ruary term. .... .$ 95 C4
Philip Psnoeb.iker, and others,
April term 74 86
R. G.Dobbs.ard others, September 66 20
Wm. Nai!ktvel,aid other, Decem
ber term...... 72 78
To'l S 309 48
Assessing and Registering.
W, J, Ze.ders, end other assessorsf l.?C9 55
Tela!.
.$1399 5
Tramps under Jet of 1885.
Dr. L. Bunks, medical attention
tramps..... $
W. S. North, railroad tickets trumps
Julius Derr, preparing tr.inijij .or
burial
W. F. Snyder, burial of tramps....
11. S. Scholl, for burUl ground
cemetery
2 60
3 69
4 00
20 00
8 r.o
21 73
J. P.
Calhoun, at Jail
Totu! $ 69 92
County Priton.
Calhena Sherift', ttfkioj; pr'S-
oners to Penitentiary. ...f 158 66
Calhoun, SberifT, servins jur
ors noticec ..... . ....... 25 CO
, Calhoun, tramps boarding
prisoners, laundry official
tees itc 67 6
. Crawford & Bon, medical at
tention and medicine.... 30 K9
D. M
Toial... $ 890 91
Bonds Paid,
I.obn VcNilt. and othita bonds.. $18100 00
Total $IS100 00
Interest Paid on Bonds.
F. Schweirr and others interest $5428 84
Total $6125 81
Printing and Stationery.
1. C. Di"n". printing $ 177 75
W. J. Jickman, pr-nling 88 0t
H. E. Bonill, printing 172 601
B. F. r-'chweier, priming 20!i 50 i
Wm. Al'isnn, rintiic 293 75 j
Marv J . iiun', Elatiotierv aud book
bindicg . 21 85 !
W. H. Kollcnno tutienwry 4 57
J. H. Wr:)iht !tCo.,srl:')..l registry i
" b'anka 5 f0
Wm. G. Jo.'.r.ston, piii.'ing letter
hevls 4 15
W. F. Kurphy, legal cap paper.... 2 60
J. W. Speddy, advertiaioj:.. 6 00
Total $ 975 07
Commissioiaera Office.
Jacob P.rowand.jinttor 1996 $ 144 00
N. N". Stewart's service as commis
sioner 854 60
W. H. Aooe, seririce aa commis
sioner... 407 59
Williamson VauOrmer service u
commissioner............ 888 00
W. H. Groninger clerk to commis
sioner 650 00
Felix T. Davu, Draughtsman 4 05
AlUiui-on k PennrZ, attorneys 40 CO
W H-Gro.inger, clerk 2 day ia
1B97 6 00
Total
Bridges.
Joaatban Swartz plank
$ 1993 C5
Mifflin
J b'idg....
i Jacob Browand, work Hit'Jin
19 36
9 5U
2 00
33 42
23 05
15 60
14 60
4 00
10 88
35 89
3 47
11 00
4 00
140 16
800
00
11 41
108 01
64 19
6 60
82 20
13 26
and
Cuba bridge
D. S. Sieber, work Cuba bridle ...
H. C. How.-r, matorial Cubt bridge
James Sorning, material aud work
Cuba bridge....
W. F. Slagle, Paint, Cuba and oth
er bridgoa..
S. F. Wagner, paintiug Cuba and
other bridses.
W. B. Horning, work Cuba bridge.
David Charters, work Hoffman
bridge
S. E. Panntbakrr, Old Port sad
AfcCiure bridges.........
J. L. Ronp, work Old Port bridge.
W. C. Migill, work Bealetown
bridge ............
Jobn Bergy, boraehire Jerico bridge
S. T. Uench, and others work Jeri-
co bridge.......
E. O. E lis, material Jerico bridge.
K. H. McClttitic.Jmatrrinl Jericho
bridge u
P. B. Jinmmah, material Jcrtcbo
bridge ..
A. W. Stiber, Thompsontowa
bridge
H A. Meyers, TLorepsostowa
bridge
J. B. Unsser, work and plank
Tbonpsontown briege....
W. G. Smith. Thompjontown, and
ther bridges. ..........
R. II. CunniDgham, Licking Creek
and Hawn's bridge.......
J. U. Gronlnecr. Pert Roy! bridge 211 00
1. C. Bowers, fi! Port Royal bridge 60
Edward Gill, work Mexico bridge. 8 75
James B. Ole, lumber, Jfrxico
bridge 2 6
O.G.McCullocb, plank McCullocba
bridge. ; 2 16
S. H. Leach, hauling gravel Horn
ing btidge 1 00
B. W. Pace, work and material
Cross Ronris bridle 31 75
D. B Kelt, hauling plank ard
gravel 8 25
Bepairs to joint bridge Snyder
. County 6 25
M itceUancous small orders ........ 2 95
Total $ 903 96
Pub ic Office.
H. Rollman, pens Recorders o-
flce...- $ 11 30
H. Zeiders, snrp'i-s foi .fh;e 6 30
H. Z.-iders, officii! foes 214 45
W.
W.
w.
J. T. Shelly, and otbors, auditor's -
pay ; 120 00
W. M. AUisos, aadiiing public of
fice 20 00
Anson Tt. Will, official fees 65 95
W. S. North, Treasurer's salary".. 650 00
W. S. Mor' h. commissions on licen
se 8 25
Sun printing and bind in; ('o. books
Protbonatarv'a ofh. .... 12 00
Denuison k Brown, books Record
era office 18 CO
Mary J. Hunt, supplies Recorder's
offiie 2 20
Miscellaneous small orders 2 50
Total S 1024 95
General and Spring Election .
J. P. Burton and others,-Election
officers, Fvbrusrv $ 472 86
J. P. Wilson, Novetnber 427 88
E. L Rinebolt, Part piy, 8 steel
election bouses.......... 225 00
ConMahle'a pay February election.. 66 42
Wm. at. Allison, printing billots . 9')0U
J. C. Diinm, 43 42
OilCity Derrick Co., election blank! 8 65
J. P. HefhVHnger, keeping booths.. 5 00
Louis M iffet, it 4 po
I. N. Bisttioe, . n 00
Robert Hammond g 00
Leo Shellenberger, ' 2 00
J.6. Kelmlee, . 2 50
C. A. Thompson, rent election houso 40 00
U. C. Book 20 00
J. B. Clark, 4 00
t. L. Aumbaugb, ' 6 f-0
W. B. Jackson, 5 00
C. U. Brackbill, 9 00
Jno. M. Pannebaker " 10 CO
Dvid Keller " 12 00
D. K. SulotirT " 10G0
J. U.Troiitmoa 6 CO
W. A. Kii.zt-r, cleaning election
bouse 4 00
A. B. Evans 4 00
David Keller I2t'0
S."TI. Turbett 4 00
It. B. P. Clark 4 00
Mary J. Hunt, election blanks 28 80
Pennell ei Burchlleld, clerking elec
tion reterns J6 d0
W. G. Johnston &. Co., voters guide 4 60
Total $U42 93
JUiscet'aneous Payment.
It. E. Bnnsall, postage and pot of
fice box rent $ 2t 34
II. E. Bonsull, rubscriplion to Juni
ata Tribune 1 50
Wm. Fry, ttnrrial ot'Guorge Bitting
r, soldier 25 00
Geo. S. Conn, burial of veteran... 35 00.
Joseph Brown, bnrial o( veteran .. 34 DO
McBry Laurer. burial of veteran... 3 00
V?. E. IPolf, Purdon'a digest li 00
Western Penitentiary, expense in-
mjfes 830 9 9
Hunting ten Reformatory, expense
inmates................. 840 60
J. P. Calhonn. taking Mrs. Caveny
to asylum 27 13
J. P. Calhoun, taking Mrs. 8usan-
nh Km Oman tw asvlum.. 20 09
S . E. Kiner. express charges 6 15
Manb.-ck &. Kelson, coat 96 75
W. Ji. S'errett coal, for court house
and jail 110 21
C. IK.Oross, for State lunaticasylum 65 60
W. H. Zeiders, prothonotary, Ram
sey case 21 50
D. M. Crawford Sc. Son, melical at
tention 46 10
A. C. Uarria and other-, scalps.... 7 00
J. O. Brown, overpaid tax..... .. 4 95
T. W. Auker, tombstones (or vet
erans ' 70 00
Pennsylvania Lunatic Hospital ... 90 25
T. A. Aul Treasurer State asylum 191 25
Thom-s P. Serritt, Woraersvills
asylum, Maud Gill IS 14
W. S. North, Stto tax on bonded
indebtedness 407 41
W. S. North, commission ea state
tax and loans ' 21 41
Joe. W. Siimmel, Agricultural So
ciety 100 00
Bond atipp!ies 5 f.0
D. M. !Hirl&'l, coun.y institute.. 183 83
W. U. Moore, and ctb-r, expense
commissioner's conrcntion 29 45
W. H. Grot inger, State tax work.. 209 10
VT. II. Uroninger, cleik, Jury Com
miiisioners 40 "0
W. U. Grouinger, iacidentlals.... 10 7
Lewis Deem, jury commissioner.. 40 00
Samuel Watts, jury commissioner. 40 0
K.F. Crotior, and others, clerk jury
cemmiasionera ... 7 f-0
Small orders 5 64
Tetal $3175 93
Recapitulation.
Ji:s iiei and constables, common-
wealth fatsa
Commonwealth hnd witnesses.....
Exouerations abatements and per
74 "53
681 til
2909 06
2i59 78
459 28
centages.... .
Courts and jureis piy.
Public buildings
Koad and bridge viows ana damage 146 40
Constable's returns.... .... ...... 809 48
Assea.ir.g and registering ........ 1309 65
Tramps under act of 1885 69 92
Conoty prisen... ...... ........... 890 91
Boud paid 8l0 00
Intere" paid on bonds......
Printing and stationery.....
Commissioners olllce.......
Bridges
Public offices.... ........ .
(leneral and spring elections
Miscellaneous orders.......
512S 84
975 07
1993 05
90S HI
1024 95
1512 93
3175 98
Total $42041 90
Liabilities of County.
Outstanding Bonds.. $143 479 00
Oulsiaodiug county orders 270 62
Total $143 755 62
Jssets of County.
Outstanding county tax $16359 10
Outstanding state tax 1099 23
Cash iu hnads of Treasurer.... .. 6191 07
Bills collectable
I'aymeut to State Asylum on ao
count ot Fanny B. Caveny 83 50
Payments to State Asylum on ac
count of 'Win. Bratton.... 22125
Payments to Stale Asylum on ac
coantol Pbilip Rank.... 25 25
Tola! $23982 40
Liabilities over jissets.
Liabilities over assets... . .. ...SJU977S 12
Valuation of Beat Estate' for tax
at ion purposes.....
Ya'uatioa of Personal Property
for taxation purposes....
We the Commissioners of JanUta .County
in compliance with tbe law do publish the
foregoing statement or the receipts and ex
penditures of tho coauty Hforeaaid for the
year ending January 3, 1897, as feund on
tbe books of this office.
WILLIAM PUFFENBEROER,
DAVID P. RHiNESMITH,
JEUEU1AO LOUDENSLAGER,
County Commissioners .
Mtel Edoh O Huh, Clerk..
CoMMibsioiiia's Orriuc,
Miffiintown, Pa., Jan., 12, 1897. ,
oPsStspation
Causes fully lialf the sickness iu the world. It
retains the digested food too long in the bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, tndi-
gestlon, bad taste, coaled
tongue, sick headache. In
somnia, etc. Hood's Pills
cure constipation and all its
results, easily aud thoroughly. 25c All dnipgists.
Prepared by C. I. Hoot! & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The ouly l'jlls to take with Hood's Sarsparilla.
Piiis
Blood and Nerves arc very close
ly related. Keep the blood rich, pure
and health v, with Hood's i-arsaparilla
and you will have no nervousness.
Hood's Pills are best after-dinner
pills,aid digestion, preventconatipation
HAVE YOU BEAD
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LEGjIL.
IROT FIONOTART'S NOTICE.
Notice ' hereby given tl'at the following
account hs been filed in the Prothon ry's
Office of Juniata county, and Ihe same will
bepresentol for cot.firma ion and allow
ance to the Court cf Common Picas of said
county, on Tuesday the 23rd day ot Febru
ary A. D., 1S97, when and where ail per.
sods interested may atU-nt, if they thick
proper.
The first and fina account of Geors-o L.
flower. Seqncetrat. r of Iltrriet and Sam
uel S. KickeHbaugh's estates.
W. II. Zxidfis,
Prothonotary's Office, Proth'y.
Mitflintown, Pa., Jan. 25, 1897.
R
EGISTER'S NOTICE.
Notice is hsreby piven that tbe fcllow
ing named persons hro filed their accounts
in the K.igister's Otlio of Juniata county,
Pennsylvania, and t e um wl l bo pre
sented for confirmatioa an', allowance at aa
Orphan's Coart to bo held at !U iflHintown,
Pa., on Tiiesiiiv, the 2:trd dv of - ebrasry,
A. D , 1897 at 9 o'clock A. M.
1st. Tbe first acd -pirtiil account of Jos
eph G. Lon?, adminii-rrator or Jicob Tesij
r, late ot Fayet:e townthio, Juniati couu.
ty, Pa .deco set. B.tr.-h!iel I. a't'y.
2nd. First and final account: ef Daniel G.
Garmn, eirentor of the la:-t will and tes
tament of Elizabeth Itrcg.tr, late of Sus
quehanna township, JuKiti county, dre'd.
Atklnon fc Penned, Aft'ys.
3rd Tho First and Final account ot F.
M. V. Pennell, a im Initrntor enrn test,
mento antiexo de bo ois uon, of Samuel M.
Kusix, late of Dolaware tuwt.sbip, Juuiala
county, deceased
Atkinson A Pennell, Att'ys,
Kcgisler's Office,
Mitllintown, p , ( Axjok B. Will,
Jan'y 25, 197. ) - Register.
E
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
I. titers trstamcotcry on the es'ate of
Surah T. Jamt-on, lato rf Fayette town,
ship, Jnniata ccuntv, Pa., deceased, hav
ing Dcen granted in dtie form of law t the
undersigned residing in Miffiintown. Ail
persons knowing themselves indebted to
fa d decedent will please make immediate
payment, and these having claims will pre
sent them piop rly authenticated for settle
ment to Locis E. Atkinson,
Decmber 23, 1893. Executor.
E
XECUTKIXE3' NOTICE.
LeHcrs tes'amenUry on tho estate of
Edward A. Smith, late of Mexico, Walker
towcf.hip, Juniata cousty. Pa., having
been granted in cine form of law to U.o tn
der.tigned lesi.lintr in Mexico. All p.r.
sons kacwirg ihe.nja 'ca ir dehte'l to said
docedent wi I plense mike irt tiled iato pay
ment, and those hnvir; claims will present
thi-m pruperly auther.t r.i?ed f-- sttt.tmcnt
to StATILf. Svith,
Katb V. Smith,
Executrixes.
A DMIMSTRATOR'J NOTICE.
Estate of Samuel A, Thomas, deceased.
Wheivaa letters oj' administrarion oa the
est .t- cf Samne' A. Tuor.ias, late of Fer
manigh township, J utilats Co., Pa., deceaa
ed. bare been iss eit out of tho Orphans'
Court to the undersigned, notice is hereby
given to all p. rsons indelit-.i to t e sod es
tte to ii.i ko imiiu di ito pa; m -nt, and
those having claims to present then prop
erly authenticated for settlement.
Cuaelks W. Book,
Mexico, Junijta Co , !'., Nov. 21, 1896.
jBcat (rjt;b bym. Ttt bi iio TJB8 1
l.i SrS KftiKl- iiit IrlS- l-ClfK. I
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
"Ibe utderkined having been restored to
health by simple meanv, after suflering sev
eral years with severe lung aflTuction, and
that dread diNease'coiMiimprtsn, ia anxious
to make known to his fellow suflerers the
means of cure. To thoso who desire it, he
will cheerfully send (free of chargs) a copy
of the prescription used, which they will
find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Catarrh, Bronchitis and nil throat and lung
Maladies. He hopes all suQerera will try
bib remedy, as it ia invaluable. Thoao de
siring the prescription, which will cost them
nothing, and may yroto blessing, will
please address,
KEV. EDWARD A. WILSON Preoklyn,
New York. . Sop. 9, '96.
CAUTION.
TRE8STASS NOTlCI.
fhe undersigned persons have associated
themseves together for tbe protection of
Willow Run Trout Ptram in Lack town
ship, Juniati Co., Pa. All . persons are
strickly forbidden not to trc(pas npon th?
land or stream of tho said parties to nd,
as the stream has been stocked with tront
Persons viola'ing this noice, will ba pros
ecuted according to law.
R. H. Patterson,
T. H. Caruhers, J. p.
Rob't A. Woodside,
W. D. Walls.
Frank Vawa,
Dyson Vmn.
April 23, 1895.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
The nndersigned persons have termed an
Association for the protection of lueir re
spective properties. All p-rsona are here
by notified not to trespass on the lands of
the oodersigned for the pa.-pose of hurctirjg
gathering nuts, chiping timber or throwing
down fences or firing timber in any way
whatever. Any violation ot the above no
tice will be dealt with according to law.
Jobn Michad,
William Puffenberger,
tiideon Sieber,
Beashor k. Zook,
Wary A. Brubaker,
Joseph Ro'hrock,
John fiyler,
Pamnei Bell.
September 6 1896.
m. nvlllKLL.
ATTORNEYS- AT -LAW ,
MlFrUNTOWN, PA.
rn Maiu atreet, ia pi" f '
-.tit
Bridge sireei. -
..ii isd Conveyancing prompt-
y attended to.
fTIlBEIiroBCE SCOWETEB.
Attorney-at-Law. -
8-Collection8anclaU legal busi
ness promptly attended to
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
DE.D.X.AWTOI,I.. DABWO, .CaAW0I
-pR. D. M- CRAWFORD k SON,
ve formed a partnership for the practice
orMedicTneandlheir coilatterej 1 branches.
OOice at old ,t.iil,cor.r fTM an
ange streets, MiRImtown, Pa. Ot ie or both
of them will be found at their office at ah
nmes, nnless otherwise professions en-
gnzcA.
April 1st, 1896.
H
P. DERR,
PRACTICAL DESTIST.
Grdnte of the Philadelphia Dental
College. Office at old established lo
cation, Bridge Street, opposite Court
House, Jifflinlowo, Fa.
ilJ" Crown and Bridge work;
Painless Extraction.
All work guaranteed.
Ibcfebt cfler'orsale lalnab'e prop
erty, situated in .Fermanagh township, 2
miles north-east of Miffiintown, containing
25 Acr. , more or leu. 4 acres of wood
land. The balance cleared and in good
state of cultivation. Buildings ordinary,
but in good repair. A good spring of never
failing gravel water nearby. This property
alto contains 250 peach trees and 2000 ber
ry plants; 80 apple trees, beside other
fruit. The above property is situated near
White Hall school bonse in said township.
For further information address.
CUABLXSCOBKISS, .
8-29-'96. Uifflintown, Pa.
Tuscarora Valley Kailroad,
SCHEDULE IS EFFECT MONDaT, MAY 18,
1S36.
EASTWARI.
STATIONS. ,
NolNo.3
DAILY, EXCEPT SCMBAY.
a. ir. p. m.
Blair's -Mills Lv 17 45 2 00
Waterloo 7 51 2 06
Leonard's Grovo. . 7 582 13
Ro-s Farm 8 05 2 20
Perulack 8 12 2 27
East WaUrford 8 25 2 40
lieckman 8 35 2 50
Hor-evGrovu 18 47 2 57
Fort, liilmrn 8 48 3 03
Warble 8 55 3 10
Pleasant Vidvy 9 CO 3 15
Seven Pines 9 06 3 21
Spruce- Hill 9 103 25
Grahams 9 14 3 29
Stewart 9 16 3 31
Freedom 9 18 3 33
Turbett 9 20 3 35
Old Port 9 25 3 40
Port Royal Ar 9 30 3 45
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 connect at Port Rovai
with Way Passenger and Seashore Express
on f . K. K., and .Nos. 8 and 4 with Mail east
WESTWARD.
STATIONS.
DAU.Y, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
A.
At.
M.
25
30
32
34
S6
40
41
50
55
01
08
15
25
36
43
Poit Hoyal
Old Port
Turbett
o.o ;io
1.310
2810
3.7 10
4.4J0
5.ol0
63il0
30:
00 lo
405
42lo
445
465
505
545
03j5
055
11 6
180
256
356
45 6
556
Freedom
Stewart
Graham's
Sj-Tuca Hi!l
seven Pinca
7.2
.0
18.0
12.0
14.0
15 1
17.5
20.5
22.0
24.0
25.5
27.0
10
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
Pleasant View
Warble
Fort Binhnia
Honey Grove
Ileckruan
East Waterford
Peruinck
Hess Fi.rtn. .
Leonard's Grove
02;6 52
09 !G 59
15 7 05
Waterloo
Blcir's Mil!e Ar.
Trains N;s. 2 and 8 connect with Staje
Lino at Blair'a Mills for Concord, Doyle,
burg and Dry Run.
J. C. MOOTiHEAD,
Superintendent.
T. S. MOOrtHEAD,
President.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
pERRT COUVTr RAILROAD.
The following achednln
Nov. 10. 1896. and the train will K . !"
- . w iuu aa
follows;
p. m
4 30
4 86
. m
L.eave , Arrive a. m
Dancannon 7 64
King's Mill 7 40
"Sulphur Springs 7 46
Corman Siding 7 41
900
p. m
2 2S
2 23
2 20
3 18
2 16
2.13
2 08
2 65
2 03
200
I 41
1 86
131
1 28
1 25
1 20
1 18
1 IS
9 An
.9 06
9 no
4
8 41
4 45
9 11
9 14
9 15
Honfebello Park 7 41
4 43
"Weaver
Roddy
"Hoffman
Royor
Mahanoy
Bloomfield
Treasler
Nellson
Dunj's
Elliotsburg
Bernheisl'a
Groen Pavlr
7 40
4 51
9 19
7 36
7 33
7 81
7 28
7 28
7 09
7 04
7 01
6 68
6 61
6 48
4 64
9 22
4 56
4 69
9 24
9 2'
5 10 10 43
6 16 9 49
6 21 9 64
5 24 9 57
6 27 10 05
6 82 10 (.7
6 84 10 17
6 87 10 30
6 02 10 36
p. ra a. m
Montour June 6 88
LandUbnrg 6 28
arrive
Leave a. m p m
Train I.'aVAH HlrwimllaM -
- - - - ' ..wu,uqiu H ,
6.68 a. m.
t 6.28 a. m
Trmin Imtm fjinillMhn . . a no -
' ft U.UO n. m
end
n . . . v viuuuiucm Bi p. H. .
All Stations mark-Mi i ft. .
at whict trains will come to full stop on
signal. v
Chas. H. SariLBT,
President.
I
J No.2No.4
I A. At. P.
5
H. Beck,
Snpc
PENNSYLVANIA. .KAIUOAD.
On BiiflBft'rSaafJayNoTetrjbfrlt
1890, traiiiB will run as follow
WSSTAED.
Way Paiwenger. leaves Philadelphia at
4 80 m; Harrisburg 8 00 a. mj Dnncan.
non 8 85 a. n; New Port 9 05 a. m; mi.
lerstown 9 16 a. m; Durword 9 21 a. ta
Tbempaontown 9 26 a. m; Van Dyke 9 gg
a. mj Tnscarora 9 36 a. m; Mexico 9 40 a.
m; Port Roy a! 9 44 a. mi Mifflin 9 06 ,.
m; Denholm 9 65 a. n; Lewistown 10 11
. m; McVeytown 10 38 a. bi; Newt.
Damilton 11 00 a. in; Mount Union 11 08
a. m; Hantingdon 11 88 p. ro; Tyrone 12 2i
p. ro; Altoona 100 p. m; PitUburg6 05 p. m.
Niagara and Pittsburg Express leaves
Philadelphia at 8.80 a. til ; Harrisbnrg at
11.45 a. m ; Mifflin 12.67 p m., Lewistown
I 13 p. ra.; Huntingdon 2.06 p. re.; Trrona
2.46 p. m ; Altoona 8.15 p. in.; Pittsburg
7 00 p. m.
Altoona Accommodation leaves Htrris.
horg at 6 00 p. m; Dnncannon 5 34 p. m.
Newport 6 02 p. m; 3fillerstown 6 11 p.m'.
Thompsontowa 6 21 p m; Tuscarora 8 so
p. m; Wexico 6 83 p. m; Port Koyal 6 38
p. m; Midi in 6 43 p. m; Denholm 6 49 p.m.
Lewistown 7 07 p. m; ifcVeytown 7 SO p
m; Newton Hamilton 7 50 p. xn; Hnsting
don 8 20 p. ro; Tyroae 9 02 p. m; Alteona
9 85 p. m-
PaciBc Expresa leaves Philalelphia at
J 20 p. tn; Harrisburi 8 10 a. m; llar.Ts.
y ' Ie 8 24 a. m; Dancannon 8 88 a. m; New.
jkM 8 69 a. ro, Port Royal 4 31 a. m; Mif.
HiD t 87 a. ro; Lewistown 4 68 a.- ta; Mc
Ve town 6 20 a. m; Huntingdon 6 0S a,
m; Tyrone 6 65 a. n; Altoona 7 40 a.
Pittsbnrg 12 10 p. m.
Oyster Express leaves Philadelphia at 4
85 p m: Harrisbnrg at 10 20 p. rn; Newport
II 06 p. in; Mifflin 11 40 p. mj Lewistown
12 58 a. ro; Huntingdon:i2 65 a. m.; Tyrone
1 32 a m; Alteena 2 00 a. m; Pittsburg 6 30
a. tn.
Past Line leaves Philadelphia at 12 25 p.
m; Harrrisbnrg 3 60 p. n; Duncanon 4 15
p. m; Newport 4 85 p. ro; Mifflin 6 07 p. ni.
Lewistown 6 27 p. m; Houot Union 6 08 p.
m; Huntingdon 6 27 p. m; Tyrone 7 04 p
m; Altoona 7 40 p. m; Pittsburg 11 80
p. rn.
EASTWARD.
Huntingdon Accommodation leavea Al
toona at 6 00 a. m; Tyrone 5 28 a rn; Unnt
ingdon 6 40 a. m; Newton Hamilton 6 05
a. ro; McVeylown 6 22 a. ra; Lewistewn
6 42 a. ru; Mifflin 7 01 a. m; Port Royal
7 06 a. ro; Mexico 7 09 a. m; THompson.
town 7 22 a. m; Millerstown 7 31a. m
Newport 7 40 a. an; Duncannon B 07 a m;
Harrisburg 8 40 a. m.
Sea Shore leaves Pitttsbnrg 3 10 a m;
Altoona 7 15 am; Tyrone 7 48 a m; Hunt
ingdon 8 30 a ra; 5'cVcvtown 9 15 a ra;
Lewistown 9 35 a m; MilHin 9 5 a m;
Port Koyal 9 69 a m; Tbompsnntown 10 14;
Millerstown 10 22 am; Newport 10 32 a m;
Duncannon 10 64 a ro; Marysville 1107 a
ro; Hari isburg 11 25 a m; Philadelphia 8 00
p ra.
Main Line Express leaves Pittsbarg at
8 00 a. m; Altoona 1 1 40 a. m; Tyrone 12-
03 p. m; Hunting-don 12 35 p. in; Lewis
town 1 83 p. m; Mifflin 1 50 p. m; Karris
burg 3 10 p. m; Baltimore 6 00 p. m; Wash
ington 7 15 p. tn; Philadelphia 6 23 p. ta;
New York 9 23 p. m
M iil leaves Altoona at 2 10 p. m, Tyrone
2 45 p. in, Huntingdon 3 28 p m; Kewten
tlatiiiitnn 3 58 p. di; McVeytown 4 20 p. m;
Lewistown 4 45 p. a; Mifflin 5 10 p. m.
Port Royal 6 15 p. m; .Vexico 6 20 p. mj
Tbompontown 5 83 p m; Millerstown 513
p. ra; Newport 5 51 p. m; Dnncannon 6 23
p. tn; Harrisbnrg 7 00 p. ra.
, Mail Express leaves Pittsburg at 1 00 p.
ci; Altoona 6 05 p. m; Tyrone 0 37 p. m;
lluntirigdon 7 20 p.m; JlcVevtown 8 04 p.
tn; Lewistown 8 2G p m; Aifflin 8 47 p m;
Port Royal 8 52 p. m; Millerstown 9 16 p,
ru; Newport 9 26 p. tn; Duncannon 9 60 p.
re; narrrcburg 10 20 p. m.
Philadelphia Express leaves Pittsburg at
4 80 p no; Altoona 9 05 p. ro; Tvrane 9 33
p. ro; Huntingdon 10 12 p. ru; Mount Un.
ion 10 82 p. ni; Lewistown 11 16 p. m; Mif.
Bin 11 37 p. m; narrisbnrg 1 00 a. m; Phil
adelphia 4 30 New York 7 S3 a. ra.
LEWISTOWN DIVISION.
Trains for sunborv at 7 3'. a. ru. and S 16
p. ni., leave Sunbury for Lewistown 10 05
p. m. and 2 25 p. ni ; for Milroy 6 20 a. m.
10.20 a. ni. and 'A 15 p. m., week Jays.
TYRONE DI VI ON.
Trains leave for Bellefonte and Lock
Haven at 8 10 a. m.. 3 34 and 7 23 p. ni .
leave Lock Hivcn lor Tyrone 4 30, 9 10 p
Bi. and 4 15 p. m.
TYRONE AND CI.EARKIELD R. S.
Tra'tis leave Tyrone for Clenrfield and
Curvrensville at 8 10 a. ra.. 12. RO and 7 30
p m.. leave Curwensvillo tor Tyrone at 4 89
a. in , 9 15 and 3 61 p ro.
For, rates, maps, etc., call ooTioket
Agent-, or address, TLos. K. Watt, P.
A. V. l.. 830 Fifth Aveune, Pitts
buTr, Fa.
S. S. Frevost, J. R. Wood,
Gen'I Manager. Geu'l Pass. Agt
NEWPORT AND SHERMAN'S VAL
v ley Railroad Company. Tims table
or passenger trains, in effect oa Mondav,
May 18tb, 1896.
STATIONS.
West
ward. East
ward. -LI.
i
P M A St
6 05' 10 35
6 08 10 38
A M
r tt
4 O)
57
8 63
8 60
8 4J
8 41
8C8
3 3U
8 IS
8 10
3 04
2 &t
2 49
2 IS
2 4)
2 83
2 24
2 20
Newy it ..........
Bufialo Bridge....,
Juniata Furnace ..,
W itinera .........
Svlvao ...... ....
Watr Plug
Bloonitieid Junct'n,
Valley Koad
KUiottvbnrg. ......
Green Park
Lojsville .........
Fort Robeson .....
Center
China's Run .......
Andersonbarg .....
Blain .. . ........
Mount Pleasant .
New Germnnt'n ...
8 80
8 27
8 23
8 20
16
8 II
8 08
8 00
7 45
6 12 10 421
6 15; 145
6 25 10 62!
6 22;ll 61
6 31 11 09
6 89:11 09
6 61 11 21
6 64 .11 21
7 All!
7 051 11 35
7 34
7 i6
7 15
7 1111 41
7 15111 45
7 21111 61
7 27 11 67
7 10
7 3!l3 05
7 03
7 41 12 11
68
6 60
7 45 12 15
D. GRINCJ, President and Manager
C. K.. Mllleb, General Agent.
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