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3ESTINRL& REPUBLICAN
M 17 PLLNTOWN.
WKDHs:iAT. FEB. 9' 1835.
3. F. SCfi V E I E R,
' BMTOB AID riOPBIZrOB.
The tr al of Sheriff Martiu arjd bis
A pntKa for tl e sbt-otir-g cf a uurn-Lt-is
of rioters, at Lltiaser, Luzern
county, last summer, was in progiess
alt lust wek at AViJkcsbarre. There
bad eeu & striio anioopr coal miner"
ia tha V"iktibaiie iewn last sure
merand (scLMiitrable violence and
dtblnici i'i of nrorierty ha I taken
place. The slurff of the ccunlv
Mrith r-my der-utus had trouble iu
s':ti .-Lug order in ruiceroua places
One of the ir:t tliods of eniaigiug the
fctrii.e sras that of ihe assemblies of
a largs tiuuritr of men, and then
marciiirg from place to j.1jc, compt l!
i;:,; I'uosa ih-j found at work to quit
wui-5., ti.u violatiig the peisjnal
rights of every man and violating the
law of ihi 3ate ami cation. The
atrik-rs had been doing that a Bum
her of .'ivs, SheiilT -artin had ro
uioi.atrati 1 with tha leaders of the
awles bends (o refrain froi eueh
v.'otk cf intimidation and violecc,
b'"? authority whs disregarded. lie
ill ben informed that the mar-h-nj
Land wonld make a raid on L ittiruer.
lie :'; isonafty requested the leaders
;ot t-j i!- so, v.hen Ihty disregarded
in rtijaest, hr-- tpeodi'.y urufcd a nam
ber cf deputy sheriffs and hastened
across the county aid came into the
iad before the rioter reasbed Lit
:iaier, where LLty txptcted to intimi
Jate and driva a nuoiburof men from
"irk. Wren the rioters c ima to
vrrnre the SheriT oxd bia deputies
reie, tby were ordered to halt. Bat
ihe Sherin s iniid course with them
it to that iime enjholdsned them
i they pushed hi'u aside, and the
-is. I of tha marching column was
ivg 'it and the otiiors wero follow
ing. Tbo'i tL6 SbvrilT and his depu
iii s assoited tut law auu fired on the
r-iurehtTp, kilitd a nniaber and
vounded a number. For that shoot
:!"T tj Sheriff &cd his deputies liuve
charged w:tli muider, aod are
Ziov? on trial at Wi!keeb-urj for tanr
ier. Tii' public roads -re esps:lally
made tr jccple to travel unnsolested
j over, but the public roads are not
for the n6e of a single individual or a
"omj-'iny of individuals to travel on
jV-i .he porpoee of intimidating other
t ie. The ram or t-ut of men who
i.:'.o a position on tho pubiic road,
'it- pav meul cr sttcet cf a town, to
i"f.!uiJ:!;e other luen pafceing by, or
wnoare:i tV? ;vir3nit cf a la.vfu"
call ii ci-tlav-s. and wlfn tbtv
re s?s'. lvfui Authority to carry out
theu- utiawfu! p-u poses there is only
h.nc to do and thnt is to. mnin
traded. Tiiere was a scene in
J.iin court roa.-a on Saturday just pre
vious to udin-irm-.ont of conrt, The
iase had ben put 'down for trial !asfc
iN'-wn-'ter, acd Ihe Sberiff and his
i c . r.ti 's hvl bt-eo put under five
';: .: 1 thousand dollar bsil fi r
y i'.Av si pj:irar.ce ct that t rap. The
irial t'j-n was postpoLeJ. Tho pr-s
-''r.tc.rs forgot to have the bail re
. A-.J, ar:d thut f.3i was uot ditscov
ered tiii lst Sj.tardey, and then tho
provt rution wucted to have the bail
imuiuiiately linowed. Tho defeaie
c. ,ked ime till in.;;'.day. They an
Rounced tlM preeer.ee f jr trisl, and
!i tli'-y had cot t&ken advatitage t-f
t'-.s ;. -j ortJnity to go away, ai.d that
s;c ;i J be a s-.mrrntee they would be
irfkfvton MoJay to a..twer, but
the pro??cution pcrbisted iu demand
ing imfcediate bail. Jobii Garmai
id hie of the prosecution a'tomejsi
and !.n L. L-jr.aho't is one of the
f-ne atiorttys and over the quea
j of I nil Of two tnrr.eya became
jory Garintii caliei Lenal-an a
pup?"- and L'tna'jn.n called Garrnan
a pnr- v, who does not know who his
'j'.ly dure cdji turned wi'.h in
s ruc'ioBs for tc hheriff and depu"
let. .o f:i:nisb ha'l on Monday.
J KCi-ilrTS a.vi KX P KN I) I T L" It K.S
COUNTY OF J UN I ATA,
From January 1, 1897, to January
'.rd, 1 893, inclusive.
tbr. hoiwraole, the AifM of M Court
rf C -mmon Plraa of J win! a county.
Wo t-.e uuleriki!e'I Auditors eleet-jd
ail Kwoin ---rUin? to law, titxiiiine,
aud'i a..U -:."ttle f.ie at-count of the 'oiu
mlisioiiers, Sherii "and treasurer, of tlie
(.''nitty of J..niata, for the year ending
ltvfjn'ilier 31, 1 S!7, met for tliat purjKe
r.i.Uie Ai:dit:;-' O trice, iu .NiilHIiniowii,
on Jltunhiy, lieinjr the tb'nl day of Jan
:irv, !:v'S. and found the .aitie act-mint
an tollitws, io v. ii.
1S!7.
V. V. I.-.Mtis. Treasurer mi. ck.
Tali. !. To lial-uice worn
iu.-t year. ?fj.01 07
To ou'.t.t :1 'z taxes county lb,8-"i!) 11
" : "tr t'r-t Kt-.t'e l,0fiJ
Tx lt.-;"-lin l;j!J7.t.iii.iv 2:),01 1 ri7
state -2,-22 47
T- .iMitioimi a essiue:it
f.iimty. 100o9
state 12
".") jei cent added county 329 81
" " state 20 94
' oviipaU! tuxes. HH7,
stu'e and couniy 10;! 22
" as I. retiirned ly t-ol-ltv-tor
o,ruee jlill town
ship on aci-ou.il of error 29 28
" casii t;ou s;i!e t.f Ixtnds 12,010 00
' returnetl lo auditors,
Jan. 12, 1W 3 60
" ' from Sheriir.s lines
and jury fee3. 64 00
' fot':ity'sof liiuor Hi-en-
st-s . l-VJ 7o
-ash from Walker town
s'n'P for .'teeping Susan -Kautlmau
OS 2-
t-t-slifromcommitteeof
Charles Hamsey 91 00
4; cash from Jayet te town
ship for keeping Maud
(-ill. 85 21
" cash iroiii S. B. Loudon
lalan-e three fourths
88 50
3,805 60
10S 70
28 04
Total $71,486 8o
Jan. 1st, 1896.
To balance from last year 13.993 36
1897. W. W. Landis, Treas
urer, Jan. 1st, 1897 CR.
December 31, Bv oyerpoid
tax as 1897- $ 14"
" orders paid 1896 280 07
" " " 1897 41,686 42
" oiitstandTg taxes county 14,570 77
" " " state 95-1 76
" Italaiu-e in Trea.surer's
hands - 13.993 36
71,48 85
Jan. 1st, 1S97. W. W
uier, DoirTax
Landis, Treas
on. To Ini'ance from last year
" outstandini; tax
' additional assessment
64
577 53
8 50
13 79
511 50
9KJ
" live ier cent added
" taxes levietl, 1S97
" ovei taid taxe-t
" cash retur.iwl l-y col!e-tor
Spruce Hill township on
account of emr
1,80930
Jan. 1, 3S98. To balaix-e
I rum last year
9tit
45
1S9;
Dec
W.land'.s,
reasurer.
1 og Tax
. SI. Bv oveinaid
tit.
47
6 50
2"3 05
581 83
9li7 45
taxes Jan. 1, 1S97
" orders paid " lSitti
' 1S97
" taxes outstanding
Dec.31, balance in treas
urers hands
1'80! 30
Jj'i'iarv 1st, 1K:7.
J. I. Calh )ii!i, Sherill".
Fines and jury fees col
lected 1S97.
214 00
214 00
150 0O
January 1st, 1S9S.
To balance due county
I)e-emlei- 81.
J. V. Calhoun,
sherbT
December 31.
By cash paid to treas-
uier
' balance due county
64 00
1-50 00
214 00
Outstanding Taxes Deceinlier SI, 1897.
Collectors, Districts. County Tax.
1893 11. F. ('rouse. Tuitarora, "9.) 0.5
18!5 J. O. Brown, Beale. 31 63
" S. Ii Bollniau, Milllintown. 121 35
" W. B. McCahan, Milford. 515 51
" A. D. Kerstetter, us(iiehuuiia 9 99
" W. B. Brubake', Thompson-
towis. Oil 32
" J. B. Barton, Tuscarora.
1S!! J. O. Brown, Beale, 28 03
" J. F. Sjieece, Delaware. 131 00
" Jacob Forrv, OieenwotKi. 219 17
" J. E. Trew. Lack. 201 95
" S. II. Bollniau, .Milllintown. 34 W
" V. B. McCahan. Milford. 674 91
" W. S. Nieinoud, Monroe. 40 37
,; II. M. IseniKjrK. Patterson. 444 90
" M. S. Ksh, Stii m e H ill. 294 (Ki
" A. D- Kerstetter Suuehauna249 37
" W.J I. r.ruuakci, Thoiiipson-
town.
" L. C. Calhoun, Turbett.
" J. B. Har.oii, Tur-barora.
" W. H. Kurtz, Walker.
1897 J. II. Deni, Beale.
12 17
161 03
534 20
OH 61
7 79
226 00
1001 62
702 32
435 2S
402 (v
374 16
14i-5 40
258 16
510 78
' S. Spicher, I Via ware
" Fred AMabauuh, Fayette.
" John Stoner, Fermaiiaffh
" Jacob For.y, G:venwHHl,
" Samuel Iiuanl, Lock.
" S. H. B.ilima.i. Miftliutouii
" J'.L. (iroiii.iver, Milford.
" W. S. X"e''iiioiil. Monroe.
" W. W. Ctininiel. Patterson.
" (J. t. b-' .ner, Po:t Koyal
(tit Wr?
" W. II. BruUiker, Thompson-
town. 172 26
G. W. Mover, Turbett. 543 77
James Loui'ou, Tuscarora. 78 64
B'.aii lleterick. Walker. I,2tl2.j('
Total 14,570 77
Outstanding Taxas, Ilei-ember 31, lrtS'7.
Collecjorn. Districts. Siate Tax.
1 S! II. V. Crou.-t, TuMciirora.
93 7 5
m
49 K2
1 1 33
8 33
l
3 50
45 30
7 90
27 no
1S95. J. O. Brown, Biale.
" S. H. BoMniaii, IMitlliiitown
" V. B. M. ( ahan. Milford.
"A. I). Keisieller, Snsj::clianna.
" Y. 15. Bruitaker, '1 ln!n)son
town. " J. 15. Barton, Tuscarora.
189:. .1. O. BiownJ iSeale.
' J. V. Spcce, Delaware.
" Jacob I'orry, ('reeiiwood.
" J. E. Treyo, Lack.
" S. II. Koibnaii, .Miillintou it.
" W. D. McCahan, Milford.
" W. Nuimond, Monroe.
" '. I. M. Ise iit-rt'. Patterson.
' M. S. Ksh, Spiu.-e Hill,
" A. I. Keistetter, Susuehani i
" V. II. Brubaker, Thonison
town.
" L. C. Calhoun. Turbett.
' .1. P.. Barton, Tuscarora.
" W. II. Kurt!; Walker.
Isst7. J. II. Dei ii, itcale.
', S. Siicker, Dt-'aware.
" Fred Allabauuh, Fayette.
" John Stoner, Feniiauagh.
" Jacob Foiry, GieenwoMl.
" Samuel Leonard, Lac&.
S.H. Bollman, Milllintown,
" J. L. Groninjrer, Milford.
" W. S. Xiemond. Monroe.
W. W. Criminel, Patterson.
' O. T. Kepner, Port lioyal.
" Silas Beers, Spruce II ill.
47 771
4 76
9 9 ! !
34 .-il
8 54
5 73
49 31
1 no
20 68 )
i8 OS !
47 17 1
22 40
II 15
72 58
25 26
39 20
15 09
17 7t
27 44
32 86
" A. I). Kerstetter, Susimeharna 55 0.!
" W. H. Ilnilmker, Thompson-
town.
" (i. V. Boyer, Turbett
" James Loudon, Tuscarora.
" lilair 1 leterick. Walker.
33 0?,
85 99
20 42
9.54 76
Collectors
Districts.
Dog Tax.
1893. ll. v. (.rouse, tuscarora.
1895. J. O. Brown, Beale. 5 HI
- S. H. Bollniau, Mitilintown. 8 41
" W. B. McCahan, Milford. 7 00
" A. A. Keirstetter, Susiuehaniia.
" W. B. Brubaker, Thompson-
town.
" J. B. Barron, Tuscarora.
1896. J. O. Btt.n, Beale.
" J. F. Speece, IK-laware.
' .la-tib Forry, JreenwotKl.
.1. E. Trego, Iack.
' S. H. Rollman, Mitilintown
" W. B. McCahan, Mi'u'ord.
" W. S. Xeimond, M-mroe.
" H. M. Isenlierg, Patterson.
" M. S- Esh, Sprii-e Hill.
2 89
3 46
6 04
4 98
18 62
29 (Mi
22
8 62
20 31
19 92
" A. 1). Keistetler. Susquehanna 18 79
" W. H. Bruliakei. Thompson-
town.
" L. C. Calhoun, Turneet.
" J. f. Barton, Tuscarora.
" Y. II. Kurtz, Walker.
1897. J. H. Deni, iU-alc.
" S. Spicher, lielaware.
"Fred AHabaugh, i'ayette.
John Stoner, Fermanagh,
" Jaiob Farry. Greenwood,
" Samuel Iteonard. Lack,
" S. H. Rollman, Mitilintown,
' J. L. (iioninger, Milford,
" W. S. Xeimond, Moune,
W. W. Crimmell, Patterson,
4.54
8 4m
31 7
6 75
28 94
14 00
26 -JC
16 75
22 82
51 25
5 75
32 47
19 00
15 75
5 75
ti. I. Kepner, 1'ort lioyal,
Silas Beers, Spruce Hill.
A. C. Kerstetter, Susciuehanua, 25 09
v. H. Brubaker,Thonipsontown,7 30
(i. V. I;oyer, Turttt,
13 47
James ltoudoii, Tuscarora,
Blair Hetrick, Walker,
34 80
25 00
581 83
Overpaid Taxes Decemlier 81, 1897.
Collectors. Districts. County tax.
1S95.J. B. Barou, Tuscaiora, 84 00
8400
county house.
' state tax returned to
county, two years.
' cash from Huntingdon
cotinty, to error eouu-
ty line sun-eytiijr
'sale of plank and soforth
y 23 1 r
(!llectors.- . - DlKtiicts. State tax.
18H5, J. H. Barton, Tuscarora, 12 73
1SS,A.C. Kerstetter,8usquehaniia, 1 4fl
189(i, L. V. Calhoun, Turtett, . 4 00
19 22
Hectrs. Districts. Dog tax.
18ft5,A.t;. Kerstetter,Susiiiehaunaj 8 1
1896, S. H. Itollman, Mimintown, 1 06
09
All of which is respectfully submitted
T. K. Beaver, 1
W. W. Diinni, Countv'Auditors.
H. H. Hartman, j
Mimintown, January 7, 1898.
Miniiiitown, l'a. Jancary 14, 1898.
STATEMENT OE OHDEIJS DKAWN
by the County Commissioners of Juni"
jata county on the Treasurer thereof
ironi ine -in nay oi January iwu, to mo
31st day of Deceialjer 1897 inclusive, as
taken from .the records in the Commis
sioners ofiice.
CONSTABLES AND JUSTICES
FEES.
Courts -osts in (iilliford case ? 9 69
Courts cost-i in John Kolaski 1 25
Total
$10 94
COM M )X W E A Ii'H W fTN FS KS.
February Term Court.1897
April Term Court. JSfi7
Sf ptemlier Tenn Court. 1S97
De-eniler Term Court, 1X97
Costs in lunacy cases, 1S97
42S 97
223 37
158 39
254
140 R'i
Total
$1208 33
COLLECTObS COMMISSIONS, KX-
.N Kit AT I )XS AND AI I AT E
MKNTS. H. F. ('rouse's bond nnen, 1C9J1 13 13
Samuel II. Bollniau etal, isaj 670 44
Meno S. Hsh etal, 1N96 (j6 89
S.iinuel Leonard etal, 1S97 1 12S 36
Tolal f 2498
COt'BTS AND JFKOBS PAY.
(iraiid and Petit jurors Feb. term
1897
Jos. II. Cumii'.inKS reporter,
592 24
1 14 .50
15 00
II. W. Kniselv. court crier
II. W. Knisely, aiyunitnt court
Jurors Argument court, Feb. 24th
and 25th
II. W. Knisely, argument court
Grand and Petit jurors, April term
1S97
Jos. H. Comminirs reHrter
II. W. Knistly, court crier
II. W. Knisely, arcumnt courts
5 00
2 50
541 44
54 00
15 00
2 50
503 96
irand and Petit ju.-ors, Sept. term
1897
Jos. H. Cuniminjrs, reirler.
iL Wv Knisely, court crier
H. W. Knisely. argument courts
Grand and Petit jurors, Dec. tei.n
1897 ' -Jos.
II. Cun-niiiigs, reporter
II. W. Knisely, court crier
105 34
15 00
5 00
397 24
60 60
10 00
Total,
?250:i 64
PUBLIC
BUILDING AND
(.'BOUNDS. .
Miniiiitown water com j any S
ni. L. Stutts, Janitor
Win. O. PuHenlerger, wtsid for
100
144
furnat-es 1
F. W. No' le. hose for jail 7
Jos. W. Stimmet etal. for insur
50
00
ance on Court House and
jail
S. S. Ruble, furniture for jail
Geo. Stutts, work on gas ma
chine I. D. Musser, ear!ine forscrub
bing J. Howard Xee!v. Sccv.. rent
((
10''0
(Ml
for water plugs 1S95 and j
1890 60 00 ;
D. L. Seilier. paiiering jail 2 00i
Hiram Smith, sodding .court
house yard
Wm. L. .stutts, extra wc.iL.
around iib!ic grounds
Kcuben Beynolds, work on pave
meut.s and court house
steps ,
,r 00
IH35
Stra; and Haniey and
St- , retiidring cxurt
lor cou
to a
Xoah Smith itintiiigcourtvaid
feine 38 0ft,.
Hatlley and Strayer liaintint;
outside of -ourt house J97(HI
F.tka and Son, plasteiiiig in
court house ' 11 75 J
Guss ifcS.-ii.ier. p;?hit for outside
.of court housu 300 80;
in. J. Wagner, repairing tow
er c!ock
Jas Y'. Haniiiton, inspe.-ting
painting
J. L. Beers & Son, ii!lars for
('rand jury room
H. D. Funk, slj.iing base of tow
21 90
25 50
19 45
er and putiiug tilin,!r in
auiience room -J'lo 45
W. 'X. Sterrett. coal for
jail 17 12
Emit Schott, matting for court
room 6 50
Myers and Xixon. painting in
side of cou 't house as iie-r
specifications 283 00
Kobiiis(i:, for painting in
side of court house not in
siecilic(itions 35 00
. Tioxel! man'if.. Miring
wjrt house, furi tshing
e!e-trolier and oiher fix
tures ' 182 68
Troxeil nian'g., eiectrii-
P
E. C
E. C
l!sht en-ice 45 60
H. McClintic, gasolene and
I
hardware 53 61
James J. Horning, for work and
material in court house 221 22
Total 2891 68
ROAD AND BRIDGE YIEWS AND
DAMAGES.
Jos. Sellers, bridge view ? 6 40
Mrs. Iew Thompson, etal, dam
ages 15 00
J. A. Martin etal, bridge views 40 60
W. H. eiders, official fees 9 20
Wm. H. Groninger, roud views 43 60
B. F. Burchlield, eta! 52 60
('. Yoder 13 20
Hugh L. McMeen, etal 14 20
Total $ 194 80
CONSTABLES RETURNS TO
COURT, 1897.
Samuel Graybiil, etal
$ 282 58
$ 282 58
K(iISTEKINi.
Total
ASSESSING AND
Wm.
15. Zimmerman, etal for
1897. 808 19
C. D. Sinner, Thonnisontown,
forlWiS. 16 30
Jas. M. Craw ford, Tuscarora 1898 67 r3
T. J. Brown. Greenwood. " 37 79
W. II. Light, Susquehanna. " 30 09
(J. B. M. Kepier, J'ort Ioyal ' " 35 45
(. C. Diifenderfcr, Fermanagh " 59 76
W. S. Weimer. Turltt. " fc-jj 74
H. S. Book. Spruce J X ill. " 41 44
Wm. B. Zinniiemiaii, ISeale. " 50 13
W. J. Zeiders, Pattenin. " 5:59
Jos. I.. Thatcher. Lack. ' " 9 12
Samuel 11. Iviner, Jayette. " 78 3:J
Herman Opple, Blacic Iotr. " 10 00
Total
1481 92
TUAMPS CNDICB ACT, 138-5.
. P. Is'orth, agent tickets for
1 ramps. 3 4.5
S. Ruble burrial of t-amp. 10 00
. rs. ptcnon, treasurer, lot in
cemetery.
II. Iierr, nurse.
4
Total
BURRIAL OF INDIGENT SOL
DIERS. Burrial of David Grosafof Fay
ette township
" - " James Wildman,
Walker 44
" " David Zeiders, Walk
er "
Tombs for indignant sildiers
35 00
35 00
32 00
47 00
149
Total
J. H
.... .
iia
118 75
COUNTY PltlSON.
James P. Calhoun, taking pris-
. . A . . 1 , , 1. .f
oiicra 10 iu i eimeiuinry
James 1. Callmun, fur clothing:,
liedding and washing for
prisoners
Jmes I. Calhoun, boarding
prisoners
Total iL
BONDS PAID 1897.
98 89
II. L. McMeen etal
10915 00
Total ' 10915 00
INTEItESTS PAID OX BOXD.
H. F. Scb weier, etal 5427 06
Total- ;, . .5427 60
PKIXTIXO AND STATIONAR Y.
J. C. Diinni printing and fur
nishing blanks for com
missioners, Prothonotary
and Hegistersotlices, bind-
' lug UK)ks, furnishing
school reKisters.
Harry E. Bonsall printing and
stationery
Wm. J Jackman, printing and
170 81
12.5
stationery
125 02
V 92 35
90 25
' 5 00
"V-I 50
77 i li FSehweier, printing
win M Allisiiu, printing -Sun
priming Co, Blank for 1896
.Mary J Hunt, stationery .
Total
BRIDGES -N
617 .'W
win A luliken ton cord
nar
rows bridge
win L Stutts, Milllintown river
bridge
D B Beit. " river bridge
w in O Pufi'enberger " "
James j Horning " "
Lyman Aughey Plank " "
Jonathan Byner Cuba bridge
H J Shellenberger plank cuba
britlge
D Ii Seilier, cuba bridge
(? B M wisehaup. old Port Ifoy-
al bridge plank
Hertzler heirs " " "
S B wetmer " " "
HPClaik
Ijeshc-r and Merideth plank for
Thonipsontown bridge
J Ioudenslager niater'ud and
work " " "
w H Moore plank " "
D H Hitmlierger work "
v II Brubaker " " "
ll J Shellenlterger plank '
J B Fry work ' - '
A w Seiber plank " "
Joseph Still work on McClures
btidge
S F Lud id work on Ludwigs
38 10
4 50
1 41
6 50
2 00
80 00
11 15
42 48
33 57
110 00
2 98
15 00
8 77
40 00
29 44
40 96
27 25
24 12
15 74
10 00
38 23
10 00
15 00
70 86
1 00
1 00
36 48
716 51
21 45
7 40
32 -Si
29 00
10 87
14 01
82 i
I bridge
w D walls plank for McClures
and Ludwig bridges.
S. E. Horning Zooks bridge
u I It 1 I t
Oi) ' iiniiiui ijttvusi vtiow
0 - 1 1 1'i idge.
" Manbeck and Nelson lank for
jsasiii nnuge.
L.
. Dimm plank and
work
Dimmsvtlle bridge.
Ri'-e work on Waterloo
i britlge.
H. H. Patterson, plank "
I. G. Knight Cios-sroads bridge
i Perry Nipple, Nipples bridge.
James A Shelley " '
Tolal
COMMIs
831 41
UOXERS OFFICE.
--. wm.
Puflenlterger comm. 78
davs.
273 00
36(H)
287 (NI
74 0-5
" traveling expenses
Bhincvniith comm. 82
! I). D.
days.
" traveling expenses
x !
Jtirv ltiitlttiislitmr i-ftmiti KU
. days. Sin
V 1 at It It - - - - TtiT '
i - - , '
coin m s.
40 00
wm. PufTenlierger has salary
not drawn.
D. I). Rhinesnitli "
J. Jttiudeiislagcr bar overdrawn
but repaid which will
show iu lh:9 audit.
64 00
81 05
233 25
1S2S 50
Total
PUBLIC OFFICKS.
w. Lar.'Iis treaurer salary.
11. Zviders Proth. otlicial'fees.
'
400 mi
130 ;o
as oo
19 00
17 .50
4 50
3 12
19 12
9 50
37 45
16 00
7 50'
9000
I
I Jncoli A Davis Deputy Recorder
Anson B. will Recttrdes fees.
w. t. Johnson v Co., Isxiks for
Pntlii's. otli-e.
J. Van I'ier jieiis foroflii-es.
Mary J. Hunt " "
Mount Hoily Co., Iegal Cap
and stationary.
J. C. Dimm, blank Uxiks.
wni. It. Riillmaii tHstksfor Reg
isters oiiice.
win. Mann A- Co., luMiks for
Prothonotary's otlice.
Mary J. Hunt Stationionary.
11. 11. Harlmaii etal auditors
wm. M. Allison auditing
Prothonotary's and Regis
ter and Recorder oflices.
Total
20 00
842 09
(iKNKKAL AND SPUING KLKC
TIONS. John Pannebakerelectioii house
rent Patterson. 15 (X)
J. O. Burns election officers
February election. HM so
Samuel Kmery etal election
officers November election 420 34
J. C. Dimm printing election
proclamation. 30 00
w. J. Jackman " " " 30 00
liarrt- Bonsall " , " " 30 00
B. I-'.' Schwcier " " " Sti 00
wm. M. Allison " " " 30 IK)
w. J. Jackman, printing elec-
I riHlaniation, 1890. 90 00
J. C. Dimm, printinK ballots 44 40
S. C. (iraham election house
rent Greenwood. 5 00
Jacob Ijiuver " " Milford 4 00
A. B. Kvans " " Delaware 4 I0
B. P.Clark " " Beale. - 2 00
S. M. Beale " " Tuscarora 4 00
C. y. Brackbill " Tpruce Hill 2 iH)
i. P. IlefleHinKer keep'tij? liooks 2 50
I). K. Stilort' election house rent
1-eriiianairh.
Joseph Pines ' " Favette
1 .- 1 . ' . . . . 1. 1 : ... 1 1 "
12 00
4 00
2 CO
4 00
it. .-lll.iu 1VC'II'1K OIMIKS,
j. B. Buchanan " ISlack Loir
! Jennie Thompson room rent
walker.
It. ('. Calhoun " " Turliett
I. K. Grubb " " Thoniiison
town. It. C. Bts.k " Port Hoyal
Constaules atiendiiix Feb. and
General elections and oth-
exienses.
20 00
400
800
10 00
202 09
lotal 142129
M ISCELLANICOfS PAYMENTS.
To western Penitentiary
janies McCauley trmiiiiug trees
L. Banks nicdicalattendauce at
Jail.
j. C. Dimm for blank receipts
S. S. Ku'ole, furniture for Treas
urer's room.
Andrew Criswell attending in
jured man.
530 21
27 00
5 00
2 50
13 00
1 00
4 00
j. h. Irwin, wild cat scalps.
Oil . 'io Huntingdon Itetoiniatory
180 8 4
james P. Calhoun drawing jury
and ser-ing notices.
G. w. Bergsr repairs to fence.
K. ji. vt enier Com id's facsimiles,
w. H, ArUigast lamp
S. B. Murray, boarding jurors,
w. S. North state tax on bonds.
75 80
. 4 05
3 00
35
" 4 00
355 15
40 90'
v. ti iNorth commission 011
State tax and ete - -Mantieck
and Nelson laying
pavement.
Banks Calhoun hauling ashes
It. B. Nixon hoarding jurors,
james McCauley for 7 shade trees
25 00
1 00
825
7 00
6 10
r . w. .Noble work on jail sewer
00 Chan. Reniiinger hauling.
19 35
SCALlS. -Warren
Aughey, etal
- -
Total --
.92 93
658 40
849 72
7 65
75
14 88
124 50
j. C. Dimm tax registers
Mount Holly printing A., As
sessment transcripts
Jas.' w. Hamilton oaths on state
report.
Hugh C. Rhine commission on
state tax.
!
100
222 96
104
18 02
100 00
300
25 88
4 50
21 61
w, 8. North agent ticket for
tramp.
w. II. Zelders Proth. coroners
illUCSt.
jos. w. Stimmel treas. Agricul
tural society.
wm. M. Allison notices of coun
ty line survey.
wm. Puflenltcrger I'res. expen
ses to commissioners con
veniion at Getteysburg
nugh ('. Rhine expnses in se
curing voting places and
inciueutials.
james P. Calhoun taklngout
fish Laskets.
D. M. Marshall county institutes
expenses
Marv J. irunt stenographic paper
li. F. Cmzier etal clerk to jury
omipiissiouers
Iwis Degau jury wnnn's salary
samuel D. watt " "
Hugh C. Rhine clerk to jur- com
missions
179 50
800
750
40 00
40 00
40 00
85 : if. D. Funk plumbing.
12 77
5 97
2199 2t
2208 21
466 75
7 79
18 02
4 50
590 9)
7652 18
K. ii. rtleCimtic naraware
State tax paid 1896
' lb97
Paid to iiarrisburg Ftate lunatic
Hospital,
it .t weinersville "
narry E. Bonsall pistage and -
Ixx rent,
sl'l Kinzer espresssige.
wm. if. Groninger etal county
line suney.
Total
BECAPITULATIOX.
( 'onstables and justices Fees. 10 94
Commonwealth witnesses 1206 33
(''lectors common abatement
and exonerations. 2498 2
Courts and junirs pay 2503 64
Public buildings and grounds. 2891 68
Road a"d bridge view s and dam-
ages.
Constables returns to court.
Assessing and registering.
Tramjis under act of 1SH5.
Burrial of indigent soldiers,
scaljis.
County Prison.
.)'. HO
2S2 58
1481 92
21 45
149 00
118 75
849 72
10915 00
Bonds paid.
Interest paid on Bonds.
Printing and stationery.
Bridges.
Commissioners' ottice.
Publit-ollices.
( ieiieraf and spring elections.
Miscellaneous payments.
5427 66
617 38
831 41
1828 50
842 09
1421 29
7652 18
Total 4184;
i 14
LIABILITIES OF COUNTY.
Outstanding county bonds. $136624 00
Outstanding county orders.
100 50
Total
ASSSI-TTS OK COfNTV.
Outstanding county tax.
" state "
surplus sheep funds.
Cash in hands of Treasurer.
Bills due Juniata county.
Total
136784 50
14570 77
954 76
767 85
13993 36
645 13
30931 87
t
S105S52 S3
Liabilities over assets,
we the undersigned commissioners of
Juniata county, in compliance with the
law do publish the foregoing statement
of the re-eipts and expenditures of the
county nfo.esuid for the year ending
Dec. 31, 1897, as found on the hooks of
this otlice.
W 1 1.1.1 AM L'l' VVKS I1KROKH,
HAVIp-Ili K1IIXKSMITH,
J EKlifil I A II MriEN'SI,AOKK.
J County commissioners.
A WtCT
jifm ic. kh I A v.. clerk,
tioinmissioiiers tttlt-e, MitttyAnv iPa..
A
PMINISTBATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice L
ntiniit'r!'
bt-rt-hv giri-a that lottais of Ad.
hir been ernel to the un-
dfcr"jred nj'tn the elf of Mcrlha Book,
lte t'atelte towntbip, Juniatii conolv,
P., dcct-atetl. Anyono ind-bted to said
istulo if. ri'qiie;trd to nmkn prompt pnv
ikcnt ai.d thOMt Laving ctainx or den. and
to ircm nt tntui properly nnlheuticated to
tht r.niltfriceniit lor settlement.
Chaklis W. Boot,
Jnn.12 '98. Admiiiistrator.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR REPHESEMrATlVK DKLEdATE.
Mr. Kditob.- As the next Rep blictn
Sts'e Convention will be a moiit important
one in tbe annals of Pennsylvania Kepubli
caiiiitm dernsnding the wisest, most prmleot
and most dinioterosnd action on its part,
lb Uepublicsns of esch county should be
represented by one of their ablest, safest
ud 1-jos.t experienced members. In view
cf tbat obligati' n permit me to recommend
for elt-ction at our ensuing Primary meet
ings Hon. Loris E. Atkisso. ol v MifHin
own, lio litis that bill I believe will be
ratifactorv lo the entire party.
A REPUBLICAN.
Milford township, Jan. 4 1898.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE DELRGATB.
I hereby announce the name of Robert
n. I'atterren, of Pern Mil!s, Juniatacountf,
Ps., as a candidate for delegate to the next
Statu Convention, snbject to tile rules and
uscgrs of the Republican party rf Juniata
Coouty. FAETTB.
Jan. 24, '99.
ASSEMBLY.
Arademia, Pa.
I respectfully announce my sell as a can
didate Icr nomination for the ollico of Rep
resentative, to represeuc Juniata cc nty in
the Li gulatiiie ot reunsyivrcia, subject to
1 tier lis and usaces of tho Repnolicvi
party of Juniata. It cot nominated I agree
to support the nominee of the psrty.
it nominated ana elected, I ser. tn pro
tect and advance the interests of Juniaia
county as faithfully ss I csn
T. K. BEAVER.
ASSEMBLT.
Mb. Emtob.- Please announce tbat 1 sra
a cattdidaie for the ottica of lieprasaoativo,
to represent Jomata county in tbe Lojti .la
tore, sub)ect to Repubiicaa rnles snd usages
snd ir nou.ins!ed and elected pledge tajm
self in favor of ecancmy, toceaty end
reform in the State government. I aiso
promisA to abrfe by the result of the pri
mary election.
E. 0. Shbavfbb,
Feb. 8, 1898. Urientr.l.
FOR CONGRESS.
Mb. KorroK: As the time is again ap
proaching for tbe nomination of acandidate
10 reprt-scnt the 13th Congressional District
in Congress, it behooves tbe Republicans of
Juaiaia to be considering whom I hey will
50 1 pon for that position. Permit me tt
suggest t'jt we csunoi do better than sup
poi t our present able . mantj a&d rsrutabM
repre&KCtstiVd, Hon. Tbad. 5k. Mahou, of
Coambersbcrg. During bis past two terms
be has been in close touch with tbe people
of thn district, always el've to their inter
ests, and xerlous and active in sdvsncing
tbe Mint, By his pst Bxpaneucebo is bet
ter ebli to letvo tbem than ever, and as, so
far as t can .Varu, Jnoiaia baa no Candida?
of ter ov.n, cbecanotao betUr tlia i a.ir.ci
mor.s'y supvort Mr. Mabon for rc-elecUon.
A JBBUTA Republican.
Jan. 24 189H.
COTJMTT Cn.Il!M N.
I hereby announce niyseSi h ucsndidste
far tbe CbsU-man of tbe Republican cauotr
committee, and in case of my electioa
(ledge myself to wort for the best inter
ests of the Republican party.
- H- C. JlcCLKLLAN.
Jan. 26, '98.
PERFECT and permanent are the
cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla, be
catue it makes pure, rich, h?althy,
Ufe and bealth-giviiu; DLOOD.
! D. Pannebaker lawn mower,
Jil- Hayes st imulent for injured
Loan K. Armm. , P. If . M. rmni.
, ATKIJIMH MIBraKI.1.,
ATTORNEYS- AT -LAW,
- HlFrLUfTOWlf, FA.
Ornoi Ob Ifata street, is plso of real-
donca of Loaur K. Atkiscon, Kq., toath
Bridge street. rOctI6,1882
Q3rGotl90tUg and OeaTeyaaetBK pvoaipt
If sttesded to.
fTILBEHFORCE ICHWETER,
Attorney-at-Lair.
JfeS-Ckillections and all legal busi
ness promptly attenped to.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
DB.D.X.CBlwrOKD, DK. DAB WIS MXB4WT0BC
D4
U. D. M. CRAWFORD SOW,
bare formed pwtoerrhip for tbo practtc
of Mftdieioe BDd thsir oollattoral bracchn.
Ottice at o'd stand, corner of Third sad Or
anr i'reeta, MifDintoirn, l'a. One or, both
ot them will be fonnd at tboir ottice at alt
time, unless otherwise professionnHj c
April 1st, 1896.
PRACTICAL DElfTHT.
. -adnate of the Philadelphia Dental
c. te. umce at old esUbliabed lo
cttion, Bridge Street, opposite Court
HouBe, .Vifutulowa, Fa.
Iy" Crown and Bridge work;
rainless Extraction.
All work guaranteed.
? PENNSYLVANIA? K A HBO AD-
On and after Monday, Nov. 29,
lout, trains win rcn as follows:
WESTWARD.
Way PatAenger. leaves Pbiladelphia at
su a. ro; uarrisonrg o oo a. m; Dancan
non 8 85 a. m; New Port 9 05 a. m; ttil
temown to a. m; Lforwora 21 a. m;
Ttioaipsontown B 2o a. m; van Orri 9 83
a. ta; Tucarora 9 36 a. m; Kexico 9 40 a
ro; Port Rov al 9 44 a. m: Milttin 9 60 a
in; Uenho'tn 0 55 a. m; LewirtovB 10 13
a- m; McVeytowB 10 88 a. m; Newton
Hamilton II 00 a. m; Mount Union II 06
a. in; Bnnriordoa 11 83 p. m; Tyrone 12 20
p. m; Altoon l w p. to; fittsburjS 60 p. m
Mail leaves Pbilsdelpbia at 7.00 a. m
IX- ; -1 ... it A kj . . -
oi., Lewistown 1 80 p. Hontinr lon 2.'
za p. m.; lyrone z.zu p. m ; Altoona 8.45
! m.; rilUhnr? H 80 p. m.
Altoona Accommodntion leaves Hirris-
hurs at 6 00 p. ill; D'irc&nnon S 8L. m;
Newport 0 02 p. m; lfiilentowo Tl p. m:
inompnontown D 21 p m; Tnscarnra 6 30
p. in; Mexico B S3 p. m; Fort Koval 6 88
p. m; Mimin ts p. m; Oenhol-n 49 p. m;
L,w;town 7 07 p. u; JfcVev town 7 80 D
ro; j,cfju ouumog i ou p. in: linntina-.
don 8 20 p. nr; Tyrone 9 02 p. as; Altoona
oo p. in-
Pacific Kiwn le7ei Philadelphia at
J' Z'ip. ra; HarMnbur 8 10 a. ni; Marts.
v'le8 24a.m; UnncnnnoiiSSSa.nl; Now-
rt'lSMa. m, Port RjvhI 4 81 a. m; Mif
flin 4 87 a. m; Lewistnwn 4 68 a. m; Mo
Ye town 6 20 a. m; Huatincdoo 6 0S a
. a r r . .
in, ijiKV,nu.ji,iD AKOOna 40 a. 91:
riiisuar i& iu p, m.
Oyster Express leavos PhiladelDbla at 4
85 p.ro; Hanisburj at 10 29 p. m; Nswporl
11 0b p. m; Mifflin 11 40 p. m; Lewistown
1 l.f 8 a. ro; Unntingdon 12 66 a. m.; Tyront
1 82 a m; Altoona 2 00 a. m; Pittsburj 6 80
a. id.
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at 12 25 p.
m; Harrrisbnrg 3 60 p. a; Dancanoa 4 15
p. ro; ewport 4 85 p. in; Mifflin 5 07 p. m
Lewistown 6 2 p. id; Mount Union 6 8 p,
u . : j m nm h
iu; nuuuuBuuD m i.t p. n; TjrunS 7 Ct p
ut, aiiuvu, i p. sd; r-KUBOrs; II ii)
p. m.
EAST WARD.
AUoonaf AccomDtourioe leavea
toonaVat 5.00 a. m; Tyron -.25 a
l
amvt at' iJnntiogton UL65 ;
auotinltf at 6 5 Y...i.'irS.-v: . "
Port Royal 7.25 a. ns; Mexico 7 30 a. m;
Tbompsoatowa 7 41 a. m; Milierstown 7 60
a. m; Newport 8Ws.ni; Dnncsanon 8.24
a id; Barrisburg 8 65 a. m.
Sm Shore leaves Pitttsbnrg 8 0 a m;
Altoona 7 15 a m; Tyrone 7 44 am; Hunt
fiisdon 8 80 a in; McVevtwn 9 15 a m;
Lewisiown9 85 a m: Miftiin 9 65 a m'
Port Ro.ti 0 59 a n; Thompsnntowa 10 14;
Milierstown 10 23 am; Newport 10 32 a m';
Dnncanuon 10 54 a m; Marvaville U 07 .1
ro; Harri-hnrg II 25 a m; Philadelphia S 00
p m.
Main Line Express leaves Pittsbnrg at
8 00 a. tn; Altoona 1 1 40 a. m; Tyrone 12
03 p. m; Hjutingdoa 12 35 p. ru; Lewis
town 1 Zi p. m; Mifflin 1 50 n. in; Harris
tnrg 8 10 p. ac; Baltimore 6 00 p. ro;
Wash
mg:on la p. m; rniate!piia 6 23
New York 9 30 p. ra
p. m;
!til leaves Altoona at 2 05 p. m, Tyrone
2 85 p. tn, Hnntiogdon 3 17 p. ni; Newton
Hamilton 3 47 p. m; NcVevtowa 4 20 p. m;
Lewistown 4 Hi p.m; MifHin 4 65 p m.
Port Royal 5 00 p. m; Jexico 6 20 p. mi
Thonipsontown 5 18 p. m; Milierstown 5 28
p. w, Newport 5 37 p. m; Dancannon 6 98
p. in; Iiarrisburg 6 45 p. m.
Hail Express leaves Pittsburg at 1 00 p
m; Altoona 6 05 p. ro; Tyrone ti 87 p. ni;
Huntingdon 7 20 p. m; MeVeytown 8 04 p.
in; Lewistown 8 26 p m; .Vitflin 8 47 p m,
Port Royal 8 62 p. m; felillerstowu 9 16 p'.
m; Newport 9 26 p. m; Duncannon 9 50 p.
m; Barrisburg 10 20 p. ni.
Pbiladelpbia H.tbs leaves Pittabarg at
4 80 p. ru; Altoona 9 05 p. m; Tvraoa 9 33
p. w, Huntingdon 10 12 p. m; Mount Un.
ion 10 82 p. m; Lewistown 11 16 p. in; Mil.
tlin 11 37 p. m; Harrisburg 1 00 a. m; Phil
adelplua 4 30 New York 7 83 a. m.
LEWISTOWN DIVISION.
Trains lor fcuobury at 7 3 a. ni. and X 06
p. tu., leave Sunr-ury for Lewistown 10 05
a. m, and 2 45 p. in.; tor Uilroy 6 35 a. m.
10.20 a. in. and 8 10 p. m., week davs
TYRONE DIVISION.
Trains leave for Bellefoute and Lock
Haven at 8 10 a. in., 12 30 and 7 J5 p. in.,
leave Lock Haven for Tyrone 8.55 p,
m. and 4 15 p. m.
TYRONE AND CLEARFIELD R. R.
Trams leave Tyrone for Clearlield and
Curwensville at 8 20 a. m., 8.16 and 7 2i ;
p ra., leave Corweusville tor Tyrone ai 9.14
a. m., 3 45 p m., and 7 00 p. in.
For, rates, maps, etc., call on Ticket
Agents, or address, Thos. E. Watt, F
A. W. D., 360 Fifth Aveome, Pitta,
burg, Pa.
J. B. Hutchison, J. R. Wood,
Gen'l Manager. Gen'J Pa?s. Agt
APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE.
Tbe follow ir is a correct list of all par
sers who bare Uls-i petitions for retail
liquor license in tbe office of tbe Court of
Quarter Sessions, of Juniata county, and
ot piacea lor wown lue applications are
made.
Robert B. Nixon, Jacob House, Mifflin
town.
S. B. Murray, National Hoaaa, Jfifflin
town.
Samuel Loach, Hotel Ashtoti, Patterson.
William Zeigler, Keystons Hotel, Fatter
son.
Harry E. Hayes, Ptteraoa House, Patter
son.
Samuel Hetrick, Tbompsontown Hotel,
l nompsontown.
William H. ShestTer, Frymoyer Honso
Susquehanna township,
P. J. Bickel, Monroe House, Richfield.
i ns conn win sum ine uourt House in
J'llr! io to wo, to hear petitions for license,
on i ursaay, reoroary sz, 1898, coramen-
eing at 9 o'clock a. m. Ressonstrsnces or
petitions against the granting of liceuse
must be io writing and filed with the Clerk
of the Court, on or before tbe Saturday be
fore the day ol bearing.
W. H. Zkiobbs, Clerk.
Office CliiriE, Quarter Sessions,
Mimintown, P., Feb. 1, 1898.
WONDERFUL are the cores by
Hood's isai-eaparilla, and yet tfaejr
awe simple ana natural. Hood's Baa
parilla makes PURE OLOOO.
A GREAT REVOLUTION IM
PRICES.
The greatest Sacrifice Sale ever
known in Juniata county.
The Remainder of our winter stock r-onsistiW n'msn'a nr1
boys overcoats, men's and boys
will be sold regardless of cost.
NOW IS YOUR
to buy winter goods at MEYERS WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL CLOTHING HOUSE, and save dollars
GREATEST CHANCE EVER
OFFERED by any house to
furniture buyers.
Preparatory to receiving and placing on sale our Spring
stock, we will inaugurate a
FLOOR GLEAR1NG.
iu the furniture department that
will eclipse anything of the kind
ever attempted.
IT HAS ALWAYS been our
rule never to do things by halves.
When we cut, we cut deep-cut
clear through to the marrow.
Every piece of furniture now in our
stock is marked at a price from 25
to 50 per cent less than the corres
ponding goods are obtainable else
where. Yet in spite of this fact,
vre have concluded to offer cash dis
counts of from 33 to ISO per cent
fbrH limited time only.
REDELIVER KURISriTtTJ?75 FREE
OF CHA KG IC.
FERD MEYERS,
TBE LEADING CLOTHIER, FtTRN ITURB AND tUOUSB FURNISHING
GOODS, 115 AND 117 BRIDGE STREET, MIFFLINTO TN, PKNN'A.
Tuscarora Valley Railroad.
SCHEDULE IX EFFECT MONDaT, NOV. 29,
1897.
STATIONS.
DA1LT, EXCEPT 6CMDAT.
Blair's Mills....
Waterloo. . . . , .
Leonard's Grove
Rofrs F-irm
Perularfc
East Water ford........
Heck man
Honey Grove
Fort Bigham
Wsrble
8 45
8 40
8 55
8 58
Pleasant View
Seven Pines
Spruce Hill .'
Grab urn's
0."i
07
10
13
Stewart
Freedom
Turbett
Old Port
18
Port Royal
25
Trains Nns. 1 and 2 connect at Port Koya!
with Way Passenrer.and Seashore Express
on P. R. K., and Nos. 3 and 4 with Msil east
WESTWARD.
STATIONS.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUSDAT.
a
No.2
No.4
A. M
P. M
Port Koval
Old Port
Turbett
Freedom ,
Stewart
Graham's
Spruce Hill
Seven Pines
Pleabant Vkw.. ..
Warble
Fort Bigham
Honey GroTe. ...
Heckman
00
10 30
5 05
1.310 37-5 12
28
3.7
4.4
10 42,5
17
20
455
48 5 23
5.0
G0j5
57,5
00)5
25
32
35
41
6.3
7.2!
9.0,11
10.0
11
10i5 45
185 53
25 6 00
so'e 05
40!G 15
12.0
14.0
11
11
15.1
11
East Waterford
Perulack
Rosa Farm
Leonard's Grove...
Waterloo
Blair's Mills Ar.
17.5
20.5
22.0
11
11 52 6 27
11 58l6 33
24.0
25.51
27.0
12 05'6 40
12 10'6 45
12 15 6 50
Trains Noa. 2 and 3 connect at Blair'i
Mills with Concord, Doyletburg Dry Run,
Nossville, Neelyton, Shade Gap, Shade
Valley and Goaborn Station Stage Lines.
J. a MOORHSAD,
Superintendent.
MOOHHEAD,
PrUtmt. .
T, S.
REE
A Vaiuabie Book m "Str-vo
AMsnuH.. stint ne. to anr sicrou
snd poor pHDt can s'ho obtlii
Uila laiclns Am of abaine.
This MiMih mmm hmn tortmxed hr tb. BevwsiK
uir Koraic. at Ffrt Wmi, 11.4. f ic. 1314, ui
now pnwnd aadar his dlracOoa by ah
koN(C MED. CO.. Chioago, III.
80U br Orasxits Mt SI pr Battle. 6forC6
Cur9.(UM.1.75. BtBattlMfBrStV
Oat a foi paper by subacrlMag far tbe
( 1 . Van 2
- r i zDr?r ?
4 89 V i 9
jNo.lNo.3 445 9U
4 45 9 15
4 61 9 19
A. M. P. M. 4 64 9 22
Iv 7 402 00 H
;7 45 2 0j 6 10 10 43
j7 50 2 10 6 16 9 49
.... 17 5712 17 5 21 9 54
18 0312 23 5 24 9 67
. o oo 5 82 io i 7
.8 25 2 45 54 10 17
. Is 3012 f.G 6 87 10 so
. 8 3712 57 2 0 35
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suits, Gents Furnishing Goods
OPPORTUNITY,
RAILROAb TIME TABLE.
T3EBRT COITVTT RAILROAD.
The CoUowint ached n I. went Info asr
Nov. J, 1&96, an the trains will ba ran mm
followa.-N
C zrr- l-3tf-:
i wm, Anns . m r
. a
Unncannon 7 64
3 2o
2 28
2 20
8 IS
2 16
2 13
3(8
2J
1M
200
1 41
1 ta
1 11
1 29
1 25
1 2t
1 18
1 If
2 6
King's Mill 7 49
'Sulphur Spi:ngs7 48
"Corman Siding 744
nonteoeno Park 7 41
Wearer 7 10
"Roddy 7 8
Hoffman 7 us
Royer 7 81
Xfabanov 7 28
BloomCcId 7 23
Tressler 7 09
Ne'luoo 7 04
Dnm's 7 01
Elliotsbnrg 6 68
Bcrnbeisl's 6 51
Groen Pirb C 48
"Montonr June 6 83
Landisburj g 28
Arrive i.esve a. m n m
Trsin leaves BloornfieM at 6.63 a. ' n..
od uinves at Laudiaonrif at .H a. ra.'
Train leaves Lsudisbnig at f.08 p. ra., and
arrives at Bloomfleld at 6.40 p. ru.
All stations marked () are Hag stations,
at which trains will com to a fuli sron on
S'gnal.
Oias. H. SLrr,
President.
S. D.
Bkck,
Sept.
,m.r: ; f --
.VIEWPORT AND SHERMAN'S VAL
' V ley Railroad Company. Time table
of passenger trains, in effect on Mondar.
May 16th, 1S96.
STATIONS.
Weat
ward. East
ward. 3
F If A
A M
r m
4 bO
67
8 68
860
848
8 41
IPS
8 82
8 16
8 1
884
2 68
2 48
2 '49
248
2 88
2 24
220
Newport
Buffalo Bridge
Juniata Fnrnaca ...
ahneta
SvlVBB
Wat-r Ping
Bloomtiehi Junct'n.
?;leyRoart
Elliot .shurg
Green Park
Loysville
Fort Pobdson
Center ...........
Cisoa's Ran
Andersonburg .....
h'Ain
Monnt Pleasant ...
New Gtrmant'n ...
6 05' 10 85
5 08 '.38
12110 42
6 1510 46
Stl
8 27
8 23
S 20
6 25 10 52' S 16
22,1101
6 81:11 09
6 39 11 09
61 11 21
6 54l 11 24
8 11
stai
7 451
??!
7 05
7 11
7 15
7 21
7 27
7 35
11 55
I 84
7 28
11 41
11 45
11 61
11 67
12 05
7 1
7 1
7 10
' 03
7 41 12 ll! 8 68
7 45l2 15 6 60
. P. G RING, President and Manager
C. K. Nuut, General Agent.
FARQUHAR
Variable Friction Feed -.l-Sil.
-a.V-iiIii
can mi 1 -. rz
and
jax Center drank Engine
Rapid, nccante. stroas nd timplr. with lmrg
craikftcity. engines or
stllft or wheels. istTini;
nndrafp. No Farin!ti.r
C!oil?r ba ever r.
plntied. Also etum'tttil
agricultural im;ini n'i
CCitmliy. Huy Pn 1
a. rpwinltT. frt tor
Catalogue und prices to
L B. FASQUHAR CO., Lll, York, Pa.
KEEIC2S & 'S
a. r- Imi
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lltw-RsiKn . 14-nir mottosmOtl' nrriat-: flilAMM3tfesst
iwinyother l tbemr. Frirtfniolrh b'ced
caUstlnsTaU tla ern7 tostaiwl tili'.trtt b-w k.
Ii.,; crt-ai taviu i power mnd vf.i. Chtts.
I- irue mnA )rtcvs. fr. A Ho SpriviK J J.aitw
thin patxr.
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