SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN. PA.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 22, I89
lERMS.
Bcbkcriptiox $1.00 per year if paid
i) advance ; 11.50 if not paid in ad
vance.
Transient advertininK aud local
notices 8 ente a line.
Deduction! will be made to those de-
irtnr to advertise bv the year, half or
quarter year.
r ECEIPTS an d EXPENDITURES
J.- OF THE
COUNTY OF JUNIATA
From January lf, 1898, to January 2nd,
1899, tucluh.
To the Honorable, the Judge of the Court of
Comma Pita of Jnuiata Count.
We the undersigned Auditors elected
aud sworn according to law, to examine,
audit aud settle the account of the Com
missioner, Slieriff aud Treasurer, of the
County of Juniata, for the year ending
December SI, 1WS, met forthat purpose
in the Auditors' Office, in MifHlntown.
Pa., on Mondav, being the second day
,nf l.tmnrv 189. and found the same
account as follows, to-wit :
1898.
W. W. IjuUK Treasurer ik.
Jan. 1. To balance frni
last vear. W,8SB.W.
ontat-id'e taxes countv H.mu.ii
Outstanding taxes state
5 per cent added county
5 per cect added state
Taxes levied, in coMnt?
9o4.;i;
15.8fi
28,643.00
2,30T.0l
16.29
1.09
2.20
2.49
4,000.00
2S8.00
Taxes levied, in
Additional assessment
In county.
Iialaufe transferred to
dog duplicate.
Order granted over paid
tax
Over paid tax.
C&h from sale of bonds
Keturn to Treasurer
fchriiT Sconsr Jury fees
Kx-herHl'Calhoun fines
' County's share liquor
licciixc.
From Walker township
Susan Kauffman.
Krum It. M.tray,eoni.
of Cliarles Karusey.
Milford township, Wm.
Brat ton.
Favett township, Maud
iill.
11. Auker, Busau
Auker.
W. U. Woodward, Eliza
beth Woodward
O.W.Heck.ground rent
II. II. KISH,boudsniaii
State tax returned
From lJck township
road costs. r
From I'rothonotary
From Perrv county, P.
it. It. suit.
8.00
145.20
171.00
22.00
ttl.00
401.25
91.00
PC. 70
1.26
12.00
4.74
l,7rt9.W
42.80
17.8.3
07.00
Total
67.918.22
Jan. 1. To lialeui-e from
la?t year
Jan. I. W. W. LandiH,
Treasurer.
Ty over paid taxes 18H7
Hv orders paid 1S97
By orders paid 18!is
o'tilstHiidiu tax county
Outstanding tax, state
Kalance in treasurers
hands.
ToUl
14.140.72.
t'K.
I0I5.22
157.85
::!t.7 10.83
13.010 98
794.02
14.140.72
7.918.22
IS8S.
W. wrT-Lant3,
Treasurer, dog tax. -Balance
from last year
Outstanding tax
5 er cent, added
Additional assessment
'lux levied 1SHS.
$ 9H7.45
581. k:;
13.42
1.50
4!t9.2.j
Total
?2.0(.4."j
18.n.
Jau. 1. To Balance from
last year.
$1.2!S.."i2
ISiW.
Jan. 1. W. W. Laudis,
By over aid tax 1897
Orders paid
ruount transferred to
staU' k county duplicate
Taies outstanding
Balance iu Treasurers
hands
Total
R 9.09
20775
1.09
547.00
1.298.52
$2,063.45
48'JH.
Jan. 1. J. P. Calhoun,
Kx-Sheriir.
Balance from lust year
Is.
J". 1. To btaiit.-e due
county
1898.
Jan 1. J. P. Calhoun,
Ex-Sl.eiin
Capb puid Ui Treasurer
Balance settlement
1K.
1.50
1.50
4.80
IB.
145.20
4.80
? 150.00
1M8.
Jan. 1. S.C.Stoiier.Slieritr
Jury fees wllec ted, 1898
Kit.
12.00
12.00
1899.
.;an. 1. Tu balance due
countv
Ja. 1. S.C.Stoner.Sherifl'
ssli jjaid to Treasurer
jialance settlement
4 00
LOTAS DIU TAXES DEC. SI, 1899
tTollectors, Township, County Tax.
16J5. W.II.McCalian, Milford, $
lfiti. J. 15. Barton, Tuscarora,
6;-7. J. II. IVrn, Beale,
F. 1). Allbaugh, Fayette,
John Stoner, Fermanagh
Jncoh Forry, Greenwood
- . .'tl Leonard. Lack,
- M.Kolluian. Mitrliut'n,
J L. Ciioningcr, Milford,
W. S. Xeimond, Monroe
Wilas Beers, Spruce Hill,
A D.Kerstettcr.Susq'h'a,
W.H.Brubakcr.Tho'p't'u
G. W. Bover, Turbett,
J. Ioudon. Tuscarora,
K A. Smith, Walker,
A.D.Kerstetter,Sus'b'a.
0?. J. H. Decn, Realc,
8. Spicher, IVlaware,
F. D. AllbauKh, Fayette,
John Stoner. Fermanagh
J. Forney, Greenwood,
Samuel Leonard, I -nek,
S.H.Kollman, Mifflin t'n
J L Groninger, Milford,
W. S Xeimond, Monroe
W.W.Crimmel.Patters'n
G. T. Kepner, Port Hoval
Sils Beers. Spruce Hill,
A IXKeratetter, Susu'h'a
W.H hru baker.Tbo pt 'n
G. W. Boyer, Turbett,
J. Ixjudou, Tuarora,
8 B. Hetrick, Walker,
2.50
230.09
150.65
179.8S
4.13
214.59
172.26
272.95
248.21
34.90
349.29
322.08
26.C5
56.85
1 14X7
498.99
344.65
747.4!
781.23
354.01
536.80
505.38
1383.50
539.50
42261
331.61
979.94
489.35
153.80
046.41
744.21
1172.19
Total 13.010
C olors, Townships, State Tax.
. W. B. MeCahan, Milford $ 1.13
J. M. Barton, Tuscarora, 17..2
. J. H Dern, Beale, 13.03
F. I AUbaugh, Fayette, 27 35
Jpwrener. Fermanagh 12 9
, ,. . .,-,.. 1 . . i . -- , .-m. a . I I JIB
J. Forney, Greenwood, -Samuel
Leonard, Iack.,
8. H. RoUmau.Mlffllnt'n
J. L. Oroulnger, Milford,
W. 8. Keimond, Monroe
Silas Been, Spruce Hill,
A D.Kerstetter.Busq'h'a,
W.H.Brubaker.Thtfpt'n
G. W. Boyer, Turhett,
J. Ixnidon. Tuscarora,
7.61
?"?
35.53,
24" i
r4
.o I
l
10.W 1
1896. E- A. Smith, Walker,
A.D.Kerstetter.Susq'h a,
1898. J. H. Derr, Beale,
10.50
38.75
70.89
7.12
13.14
2&57
57.87
23.02
S. Bplcher, Delaware,
F. 13. Allbaugh, Fayette,
John Stoner, Fermanagh
J. Forney, Greenwood,
Samuel 1eonard, Lack,
8. II. Bollman.MlffUnt'n
J. Ii. Groninger, Milford,
W. S. Keimond, Monroe,
W.W Crlmmel.Patters'u
G. T. Kepler, Port Royal,
Silas Been, Spruce Hill,
A.I). Kerstetter.Susq'h'a,
W.H Brabaker.ThoVt'n
. W. Hover, Turbett,
J. Loudon, Tusearora,
S. It. Hetriok, Walker,
9.80
19.99
41.03
19.42
53.47
80.47
9.82
HO.iW
17.56
Total 794.02
Collectors, Township, Dog Tax.
1S95. W. B. McCahau, Milford I 1.00
1S98. J. M. IUrton, Tuscarora, 22.25
1897. J. II. Dern, Beale, 18.57
F. I). Allbaugh. Fayette, .o7
John Stoner. Fermanagh 0.10
J. Foruev. Greenwood. i9.76
Samuel Leonard. Lack. 30.82
S. H. Rollman.Mimint'n 6.04
J. L. Groninger, Milford, 23.28
W. T. Xeimond, Monroe, 9.45
Silas Beers. Spruce Hill. 12.94
A.I) Kerstetter,Susn'h'a, 18.21
W H.Brubaker.Tho'p'fn 2.52
G. W. Boyer, Turbett, 4.72
J. Iiu1od. Tuscarora.
1800.
K. A. Smith. Walker. h.i'i
A TV Kerstctter.Susa'h'a.
1H!W.
J. H Deer. Heaie.
T. Spicher, Delaware, 24
F. D. AIlbauKh. Favette. 25
John Stoner, Fermanagh 1
J. Fornev, Greenwood, 2.j.i
Samuel j-eonard, I.ack, -".00
H. H. Itollman.Mimint'u 9 75
J. L Groniug. Milford. 29 51
W S Xeimond. Monroe. 18
W.W Crimmel Patters'u 19
G.T. Keiroer. Port Royal -6.
Silas Beers, Spruce Hill, 20.00
A.n.Kerstetter.Susn'h'a. 24 25
W .11 Brubaker.Tho'p't'n
(. W. Boyer, Turbett, 17.90
J. IiOilder, Tuscarora, 25.90
S. B. Hetrick. Walker. 20.25
Total
$ 547.00
Overpaid State Taxes December 31,
189S- 1898. A. 1). Kerstetter.
Susiuebaiiiia. State Tax
2.49
2 49
Mifllintown. Pa.. Jan. th 1899
All of which is respectfully submit
ted.
T. K- Bkavkk, )
W. W. Dimm, Auditors.
II. H. Haktman,
GTATEM EXT of orders drawn by t
kj County t ommisjlons or Juniata
couutv of the Treasurer thereof, from
the 3rd day of January, 1899, to the 31st
day of December, 1899, inclusive, as
taken from the records iu the Commie-
siones' office, MifUiutown, Pa.
COSsTJBLE JND JUSTICES FtS.
Austin J. Calhoun, Deputy
SherhT $ 10 37
Peter Forry, J. P. 3 2.5
Total $ 13 0
CONMOSWKJLTU WITNESSES.
February Term, 1898. $ 13G 03
Februarv Term, 1898. 16 54
April Term, 1898. 17 85
tkm. vs. Roliert Carman 15 19
Com. vs. Casner. 17 79
September Term, 1898 50 86
December Term, 1898. 92 14
4 Awt in Lunacy case of Mrs.
1 -A'illiams. 30 5
Cost in Lunacy cass of Ells-
. worth Knisley. 41 85
Cost in Lunacy case of Eliza
beth Woodward. 50 13
Total. $ 468 53
CulltctoTt, Commifsioutrt, Matemenlt
Exoneration;
1893. II.I''.Crouse,bondsman
1895. Wm. B. Mi-Cahan, et al
1896. II. M. Iseuberg, et al.
1897. S S. Beers, et aU
1898. James Loudon, et. al.
122
186
592
823
1492
Total.
$ 3198
Courts an I Jurort Pay.
IfUfi. Grand and Pet tit Jur
ors, February Term.
B. Frank Condon, steno
grapher. H. W. Kniscly, court crier.
H.W.Kuisely,OrphansCourt
1898. Jurors, April term.
228 00
20 (Nl
7 00
5 00
.156 52
NO 80
10 00
2 50
32 55
2 50
348 ea
rn HS
7 .V)
1!05 24
2 50
7 50
Joseph F. Cunimings, ateo-
grapher.
H. W. Kuisely, Court crier.
H. W. Knisely, Court crier,
Argument Court.
Joseph Cunimings, steno
grapher. Argument court
H.n. Kniseiy, Court crier,
Argument court.
1898, Jurors, September term
Joseph F. Cummiugs, steno
grapher. H. v. Kuisely, Court crier.
Jurors, December term
H. W. Kuisely, Court e-ner.
H. W. Kniseiy, Argument
court.
Total.
f 1383
PmHic RnUdingt mndGnmmdt,
GussA Seiber, pain tsand oils
for interior Court Hoaae.
Water Comjiany.
Electric Light service.
Wm. L. Stutts, janitor.
Xorth A Son, owl for Court
House.
S. S. Ruble, fiamingnoUces.
V. E. Criswcll, repair lawn
mower, fence, flag pole.
J.M. Bender, work on heater
pipes,
Jas. J. HoriijCg, miseeUa
neos work.
A. G. Scholl, Tel- seervka.
Wm. L. Stutts, extra work.
E. C Troxell, manager elec
tric light, December 1897
i9j
100
182
144
78
5
8.00
4.00
12.00
0
26
4 00
Total.
Road and Bridge
B. F. Burcbfield, et. al.
D. Irwin Basbore.
A. B Evans.
A. H. Kurtz.
Theoph. M. Thompson.
Wilber MeCahan, et al.
Wm. H. Long.
5 792
Ftttoero.
33
3
11
7
11 80
7 20
f 79
Couetaiie Keturn to Court, 1698.
Solomon Fortnay, et. al- $ 217
Total.
$ 217
Jeing and Regutering.
Isaac Sellers, et al , balance
for assessing during 1897.
J. H. Campbell, et al , May
registration and ntscsa
ment. personal nronertv
$ 344
489
C
McClellan, et. al, for an
nual assessment 1899, tax
Total.
Tramp Under Jet 188.
Julius Derr, for nursing sick
tramps J
Julius Derr, for nursing sick
trams.
S. 8 Ruble, burial of tramps
Atkinson A Pennell for the
Overseers of Patterson
Borough.
5 oo
98
2
10
28
Total.
4
33 oo
35 00
35 00
85 00
85 00
35 00
33 00
35 00
35 00
Michael Gable, burial George
W.Trego.
Thomas J. Oves, burial Chas.
Renneu.
I Wm. Ii- llcCahan, burial of
Henry Stuart.
Leo. Shellenberger, burial
D C Bothrock.
Wm. Fry, burial Daniel Folte
TotaL t 313 00
HtmdoUmu to hJiftnt Solditr;
W. Auker A Son, George
Trego.
14 00
T. W.
Auker on, Jaoou
Cjleorge.
14 00
14 00
14 00
T. W. Auker A Son, John
Smith
T. W. Auker & Sou, Charles
Kennel.
W. Auker A Son, D. C.
Rothrock.
IT. Auker & Son, Daniel
Foltz.
14 00
14 00
Total. 84 00
Scalp Ctrhfieal mnd jtJUaritt from Autut
of the Ptact.
Thomas Crcighton, et- al. $ 309
Total.
Cvuh If Pruvn.
$ 369 25
S. C Stoner, Sheriff, taking
f rinoners to Huntingdon
teform School.
S C. Stoner.hoardlng prison
era, Ac
Ferd Meyers, clothing for
prisoners
8. A. Ellis,shoes for prisoners
If. P. Crawford, medicine for
prisoners.
Jacob Et ka, plastering jail.
Xorth & Son, coal for jail
J. P. Calhoun, balance 1897.
Total.
$ 29 40
354 08
42 00
5 20
ou
o0
90
6 85
10 50
60
29 14
420 70
$ 898 47
Bonilt Paid During 1898.
To John McXitt. f 1500 00
To Jacob Browand. 200 00
To W. H. Auker. 400 00
To Edward CBartley. 1500 00
ToW.H Knouse, 425 00
To Elizabeth Moore- 500 00
75
00
25
To Kmma Crimmel. 900 00
To Maggie Junk 500 00
To John McXitt. 1200 00
To Isaac Sellers. 300 00
To Caroline Laver. 50 00
To G H. Martin. " 00 00
To Elizabeth Smith. 910 00
Isabel Nelson. 700 00
T.. Patterson Council. No-
200 O. U. A. M- 1500 00
To James G. Thompson. 200 00
To Samuel Watts. 600
ToD. W.Harley. " 00 m
To Wni. Milliken. 300 00
To John Weller. 550 00
To James G. Thompson. 500 00
he
Total. f 1392-5 00
Inter ft Paid on Bond:
First Xational Bank, et al. I 4S56 44
Total. $ 4856 &
Printing and Stationery.
Harry E. Bonsall, printing.
furnishing blanks tor
public offices.
J . C. Dimm, printiug, fur
nishing blanks for public
offices.
W. J. Jackmau, printiug,
stationery
B F. Schweler, printiug
Wm. M. Allison, printing.
Mary J- Hunt, blanks.
Win. Murphy's Sous, books
Protbonotary and Regis
ter aud Recorders' office
BmrUl of Indigent Soldier.
Buyer Bros, burial Henry
JBasom.
M.Dtump burial Jacob Dull
leo. Shellenberger, burial. .
John Smith. '
Michael Gable, burial Jacob
George.
$ 155 85
140 73 1
I
112 60
80 00
83 2i
9 20
37 00
$ 618 63
$ 269 SO
25 77
2i2 50
74 45
339 60
119 05
600 00
$ 160 77
69 62
27 50
5 60
38 40
6 48
33 44
179 28
11 88
6 13
6 13
3 40
231 37
107 00
16 16
200 00
24 08
19 14
15 71
43 95
7 68
20 60
3 50
1 6!)
4 90
8 25
89 CO
$ 206 90
TotaL
Commtuionert Ort.
Wm'. PuffenLargern days
a 3 60.
Wm. Pufleuberger, expenses
I). D ltbinesmith, 76 days
a $3.50.
I). D- Rhiuesmith, expenses
J. Ijoudenslager, 97 days
$3 6o.
J. Ijoudeuslager, exienses
H C. Rhine, clerk, salary
and
50
32
24
12
52
Total.
Bridget.
O- B Coldron, plank for the
Thompsoutown bridge
I bra IoudeiiHlager, labor on
Thompsoutown bridge
M. K. Schlegel, material for
Thompsoutown bridge
1). 'I. Dimm, material for
Thompsniitowu bridge
J. A. Kauirnian, for work on
Thompsoutown bridge
Meredith & Leshcr.lumberfor
Thompsoutown bridge
T. S- Thompson, lumber for
Thorn psontowu bridge
Luke Davis, for work on the
Thompsoutown bridge
Adam Kbnads, for work on
Thompsoutown bridge
David Uuuberger, work on
Thuwrtsontown bridge
David K. VanOrmer, snow'g
Thompson town bridge
J. J. Horning, labor on the
Mulliutowu bridge
O.J Shelleuberger.lumberfor
MUUiutowu bridge
D. Beiw, filling approaches
to Miillintown bridge
Pittsbwrg Iron Bridge Co., re
pairs MiQIintowu bridge
John L. Weiser, repairs to
Mao ha n tan go bridge
H. J. Shellenberger, plank
for Cuba bridge
. P. Clark, et al. Port Royal
bridge-
Jonathan Keiser, Reisers
bridge
Ciias. Book, et- al , Mexico
bridge
T. K- Beaver, for repaira to
Beavers bridge
Joseph Stutts, for repairs to
McClures bridge
Joseph Yeigh, Cross Roads
bridge
David C harters, et. al-, Hoff
man bridge
S- F. Ludwig, McCulloch's
bridge
Snyder county, Brubakera
bridge
Total.
Pub'.ic Offlcern.
W. W. Landis. Treasurers
70
97
m
w
40
H
412
00
93
7
64M
20
80
80 salary-
400
40
40
00 Samael Aurand, iury com.
80 Alex McClure, jury com.
60 , T. K- Beaver et a!, clerks to
4 20 ' jury commissioners
7 00
T. K. Beaver et al,
auditors.
county
90
D. M. Marshall, county
in-
40
statute expenses
Robert MeMeen, county so
licitor. John W. Hiblw, ex-Prothon-
otary, official fees.
Wm. H KoRimui, books for
Recorders office
Wm. M. Allison, auditing
public offices
Anson B. i I in, official fees
W H Zeidere.Prothouotary,
official fees
George B. Cramer Register
and Recorder.oflicial fees
88 !
38
87
2o
87
43,
144
65 !
66
45
4
13
18
II
I W. W. Landis, commissions
.696 98 ; Hunt A Co , supplies
7T;ilaryJ Hunt, supplies
1531 06 . j c Dimm,blanks for offices
I W J.Jackman, blanks, offices
jacou a. ians, books for
Register and Recorder
office
The Unique Duplicator Co.,
one Duplicator
17
2
9 1285
75
001
I Total.
15 Qtueral and Spring ZUeham,
J. C. Dimm.hallota tar anrln
1898.
B0 election.
47 T9
Counts Com- delirering bl
j lots for spring elections
! Mount Holly Printing Co Tsup
26 00
11 00
2 00
100 00
pues lor aurujK n.iwu
C. Dimm, blanks for the
snrlnor election
C A. Grady, election houses
tkunmissionera in I8U6.
Election oflicers, constables.
assessors, election nouse
rent for spring elections
Barry E Bonsall, printing
election proclamation-
J. C. Dimm, printing elec
tion proclamation
W. J.Jackman. printing el
ection proclamation.
B. F. Schweier, printing el
ection proclamation.
Wm. M. Allison, prtnthig
election proclamation
072 9
75 00
75 M
75 00
75 00
f3 00
J. C Dimm- furnishing bal
lots for General election.
Mount Holly Printing Co. sup
plies for tJeneralelectiou
Countv Com. delivering bal
67 l
9 00
27 00
-540 1
lots for General election.
Election officers, constables
and aasesHora for noicuuK
tneral elections.
Total
$ 1868 25
Mitcelluuemu Payment.
To Western Penitentiary ,1898
662 00
81 05
D D- Rhlnesmitn, Daumce
of salary', i"
Wm. Pullenberger, balance
of salary, 189.
64 CO
Dr. R- M. Quig, rtrnoriem
examination or aire.
Chas. Ramsey
15 00
Ji-l0
R. L Auker, treasurer or
Mifllintown iiosecomy.
Wm Stutts, janitor for court
in Perry Co railroad case
Wm. U. Kurtz, room rent for
appeal in Walker t'w'p.
Isaac Shotzberger, room rent
far anneal Farettet'w'p.
2 00
1 00
1 00
To Pennsylvania Industrial
Reformatory
W. W. Landis,treaurer,state
tax on county bonds
Wm- P. Graham, room rent
for appeal iu Spruce Hill
township
F. W. Xobfe, plummer to
county jail -
Uriah D. Ferre, room rent
for appeal iu Greenwood
township.
Jas. J. Horning, et.al., work
on flag pole
Emil Schott, for flag
Hugh C. Rhine, state tax
work, 1898-
Samuel Lapp, treasurer citi
zens baud
Jas G Thompson, revenue
stamps
J. Frank Patterson, admin
istering oaths
J:C. Dimm, binding tran
scripts S. S. Ruble, upholstering
chain on Judges stand
Mount Holv Printing Com.
furnishing blank leaves
for transcript
S. C. Meyers cleaning monu
ments E C. Dotv, mouey returned
ou taxation timberlands
Wm. H. Grouiuger.Secretary
of Juniata county Agri
cultural Society.
II. 11. Zeigler treasurer of
County Coiaajisi?perB'
X42 96
344 00
1 60
S 67
1 00
30 15
35 141
231 78
6 00
1 00
r1 60
10 03
12 60
10 00
16 (0
100 00
6 00
1 00
5302 4
26 05
couvekiUoii commiti-
John 11. Adams, room rent
for appeals;iu lieaie iwp.
James S. Beacoiu, state trea
surer, state ta
1) D Rhluesrnitb, secretary,
expenses to attend com
missioners convention
Cloyd X. Bender, helping to
'plant stouei for surey
ors to test compasses.
Wm. Stuary, fire warden
Robert Uceen, Atkinson
& Pennell, retainen in
case of Joseph M. Daugh
ertv vs Juniata county.
Hugh 0. Rhine, clerking for
Jury Commissioners ;
Gums A F lever, hardware
Harry K. Bonsall and Wm.
Allison box rent, postage
To Penn'a Statte Lunatic
Hospital
To ex pressage,freight,tickets
for tramps, Ac.
Samuel Iapp.ofllcerat Court
House
1 00
2 07
60 00
- 40 0
' 22 95
23 00
709 76
6 00
Total.
Retafitu'ation.
Coustable aud justice fees
CommonweaUh witnesses
Collectors, Commissiones,
abatemeo, exonerations
Courts ud jurors pay
Public buUdnigs and ground
lioad and bridge viewen
Constables .returns to Court
Aagetwuxg and Registering
Tramps tutder Act 1H85
Burial of indigent soldiers
Headstones for iudigent sol
diers Scalp ertilicates
County prison
Bonds paid If 93
Interes aid
Printing and stationery
Commhjtioners' office
Bridges, l'9t
Public offices
General and Spring elections
1828
Miscellaneous payments
S 4983 3
13 62
468 63
3198 50
1383 97
792 80
79 40
217 38
1531 C6
45 0
313 00
84 00
369 2S
98 47
13935 00
48S6 41
618 68
19 77
12C6 90
1295 70
1868 25
4C3 33
Total. '
Liabililie of County,
OutHtanding county bonds
Outstanding county orders
S39851 13
120089 00
140 30
Total.
Jtttel of County.
Catth in Treanurer's hands.
Outstanding County tax.
Outstanding State tax.
Surplus dog tax
Outstanding bills due.
1'JU829 80
S 14140 72
13010 98
794 02
1998 62
675 74
Total. 68
Liabilities over assets. $97208 72
We the undersigned Commissioners
of Juniata County, in compliance with
the law, do publish the foregoing state
ment of the receipts and expenditures
of the county, aforesaid, for the year
ending December 31, 1898, as found on
the records of this oflice
WILLIAM PUFFENBERGER,
DAVID I). RHINESMITD,
JEREMIAH LOUDENSLAGER,
County Commissioners.
Attest : Hi gh C. Rhine, Clerk.
Commissioners' Office,
January IS, U99. .
now TO HET PHOTO
GRAPHS CHEAP.
This notice is sent out for the
benefit of those who may wish to
take advantage of getting fine
Photos at cheap rates. Notice the
time. From now nntil March Int.
00
00
00
00
185 83 j I Wiu sen tickets for $1.50, which
40 oo wil1 entitle the holder of said
j ticket to one dozen first class Cabi
23 50 : net Photoea. Xo extra charges for
: family group to the holder of ticket,
55
All other styles of pictures reduced
oo in proportion, to those purchasing
40 tickets. Respectfully yours, ;
) 3-w Joseph Hess.
67
Bmbh the CSrav
A stsriHnt iseidsot, ol wbleb Mr. Jo a
90
82
86
20
25
25
Olivtr. of Pbilsde-phia, wm Out sabjvet, is
aarratad by him as follows: I w u la a
BHstdiadfn eoBdition. Mr Ala was a-
a oat yellow, eyoi oakse, (a estd,
pais coatine lly in back sad Bias, ao
j appeute rjdasl'y growirg wssker day
! by day. Tbrre pbysiclaa bad glaa ma
. up. Fertnaataly, a frisoa advisad trying
; 'Klsctrlc Bitrsrs.' sad to my great Jot aad
nrpriao. tba flrst bottle a daeidad laiprora
at. I eoatiaaad tbair ass for threa
weeks, aad an aw a well aoaa. I kaow
, they saved my life, aad rabbad the grave
sf aaattar Tlctl.', No eae sboald fall ta
try tbam Only 60o, gaarastasd, at M. P.
CrawferJ'a Drug Store.
00
80
70
PUBLIC SALES.
- ... . rin Tuesday 28, J. M
f xUaS-' v w t
Hart will seU at his residence in Tuscan
rora township, 3 miles nonuewn
Collie, 5 miles west of Johnstown
atlio'ckicksharp. One black gelding
7 yean old, single an, . "----
PUC he to httched.one bay m
I. 1.1 A ani nll. STOOa 8IHKW
1'OUB UIU, ua 19"
driver, one black gelding 4 yean old,
single driver, two milch cows, two
spring calves, eignieeu
ley mower, one spring tooth narrow,
one Bissel sterring plow , one cultivator,
oue corn planter, one fanning mill, one
light four horse wagon in good order,
oue sled just new, two sets of front
gears, two sets of Yankee harness,
bridles, collars, lines andxrtber articles
ma tuuni mfntiniiAria
All sums uuder $S cash, all
sums of M and over a credit of one year
will be given wttn approveu Bfvu'"-'
Xo property to ne removeu mi
conditious are compiled with.
March Monday 6th, O. C umeu-
derfer will sell near Jericho, rerman-
no.-niiliin frui r horaiM. SIX cons.
vn voiimr cattle, and a full line of
farming implements.
Mabcii Tuesday 21st, J. S. Beaver
will sell, one mile south of an V err,
live stock and farming implements.
Sale at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mart-ii Tuesday 21st. promptly at
in nVWk a. m.. John S- McCounel will
sell at his residence In Turbett township.
4 miles southwest or Port Koyai, o
hniwn cows, laree lot of young cattle,
nwK. shoats. chickens, two and four
horse wacons. two seated carriage,
litrhM sleds, farm machinery, gears.
harness, large lot of household goods,
com .potatoes, aud mucn otner property.
I am going to move to North Dakota,
and am selling out "rump and stump."
March. Thursday. 16th. "A. R.
Mamminsrer. residing on the Okeson
farm in Spruce Hill township, one half
mile soutnwest or ruinou s store, none,
mules, cows, two and one year old cat
tf .V) fine sheen, wagons, binder,
mower, and a lare variety of farming
uuDlenieuts. geara of all kinds. Sal to
begin at 10 o'clock a. m.
A E.ABlPLIGnTCO.HPAWlbll
Between now and Spring time
there will be many opportunities
of an eveniiur to read up on the
different portion of the Great
Northwest.
To this eud the Chicaeo. Mil
waukee & St. Paul Railway Co
has printed for free distribution to
Eastern farmers a number or uius
trated instructive pamphlets re
garding the various States travel
ed by its lines.
Iu seudiug vour address to W
K. Powell, General Immigration
Agent, Old Colony Building
Chicago. 111., please say if our
preference is for information about
W iscousm, Iowa,Minnesota, orth
em Michigan or North Dakota.
Xo charge for pamphlets or for
replying to all inquiries about any
section of the Great est. lit.
LEGJL.
UMIXISTRATOK'S NOTICE.
m - -
Notice is hereby given that letters of
administration in the estate of William
II. Deppen, late of Walker township,
Juniata county, Pa., deceased, have
lieen granted to tlie undersigned, resid
ing in said township. All jiersous hav
ing claims against the said estate will
present the same for payment to
David J. Deppes,
Administrator.
Or bis counsel, Atkinson A Pennell, at
Mifllintown, Pa. Jan. 23, 90-6t.
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.
The following rw a correct list of all
persons who have tiled petitions for re
tail liquor license, iu the office of the
Court of Quart -r Sessions, of Juniata
county, and of places for which the
applications are made.
Harry E Hayes, Patterson House,
Patterson borough. Pa.
Samuel 1-cach, Hotel Ashton, Patter
son borough. Pa.
William H- Shea Her, Oriental Bouse,
Susquehanna township.
W illiam i. Iteigle, Seven Stars, Green
wood towushlp.
Philip J. Uirkel, Monroe House, Mon
roe township.
William I). Kent, Mountain House,
East Waterford, Tuscarora township.
William Zeigler, Keystone Hotel, Pat
terson borouglt, Pa.
William S. Arbogast, Jacobs Bouse,
Xiflliutown bomuKh, Pa-
S. E. Ulyler, Hotel Foreman, Port
Royal borough, Pa.
8. It. Murray, National Bouse, Mifllin
town borough, Pa.
The Court will sit in the Court Bouse
in Mifflintown, to hear petitions for
license, on Tuesday. February 28.-189U.
commencing at o'clock a. m. Remon
strances or petitions against the grant
ing of license must be in writiue aud
filed with the Clerk of the Court, on or
before the Saturday before the day of
hearing. v. H. Zkidkkx. lerk
Office lerk Quarter sessions, Mifllin
town, February tb, 18SK
SALE RE6ISTEB.
Feb. 28. Belrs of Michael Sieber,
Walker.
Mar. 2. J. M. KaufTman, Delaw are.
Mar. 7. M. T. B. Rarnarn, Tuscarora.
Mar. 8. Mary K.Thomas.Fennanagh.
Mar. 9. Francis Rowe, Walker.
Mar. 10. Isaac Rowe, Mifflintown.
ar. 11. J. B. Ritzman, Turbett.
Mar. 14. S. P. Wharton, Spruce Bill.
Mar. l.j. Chas. Widnev, Waterloo.
Mar. 16. A. R. Meminger.Spruce Hill.
Mar. 17. B. F. Rice, Spruce Hill.
Mar. 17. John Thompson, Delaware.
Mar. 18. Chas. U. Guss. Turbett.
Mar. 20. G. W. Fink, Turbett.
Mar. 22. W. A. Uarlan, Tuscarora.
Mar. 22. H. A. Ritzman, Turbett.
Mar. 28. W. B. McLaughlin.
Mar. 24. William Varnes, Walker,
Mar. 25. James Sherlock, Beale.
Dr. King's Xew Discovery.
MARRIED:
McCobmick Cleck. On the 15th,
at Lewin'own, by Bey B. P. Wilson,
$ami-I McCormick and Ms.bI Clock
both of Juniata cour.ly.
A Frightful Blunder
W ill often canaa a horrible Bern, Scald,
Cat or Bi Bccklen'a Arnica Sairo,
tba beat ia tba world, will kill tba pain and
promptly bail it. Corea Old Screa, ever
Srs. Clean, Boils. Felena, Corna, a'l
Skia KrnptioBB. Beat Pile enra oa earth.
Only 25c, a box. Care guarsaieed Sold
br M. r. Crawford, Druggist
VOB AFJCELES AUD THE Pi.
CiriJ CA8T AMD RE-
Tvnm
Special Excursion from points
in4 -
i cuuajitaiua, iuaryiana, UlSiriCt
of Columbia, Virginia, West Vir
ginia, Ohio, Xew York and Xew
jersey, on rilA nmuinn nr fV
National Educational Association
meeting at Los Angeles, Cal., in
July, 1899, at reduced rates.
a vr
full particulars, address John R.
Pott, District Passe:ii,-cr Agent, C.
M. & St. P. K'y, 486 William St.,
Williamsport, Pa.
MUOR-CESEBAL SCHVT
Major-General Schuyler HainU -
n gives his onormlifWl .nHl.
aasBm as ABHia,Taaji
wn gives nis unqoaunea endorse-
ment to Dr. Humphreys' SDecific
"77"fbrGrip AM druggists, 25c.
f.at.il.Pwsn.
ATTORNEYS - AT -LAW;.,
MirrLiKTOWTi, r.
Omc-Oi Mais stt, la Ps ot
rjCollsettaf sad Oos'r V
attoadaa
tTILBEBFORCB SCHWBT,
r Attorney-sw.
-CoUefioMid M lgJ butt'
promptly tkop'd '
ORICI IN 00ORT-BO031.
.Atwnr xwom
.JIAW0,
- 0r
for . vrl'J-
f Medieia. sad thsir JTor.
0c at "r1 . nun oc ketk
aace streets, miaii"--t - -n
nnloas etasrww
April iu,
J P. DERR.
PRACTICAL OESTI8T-
H -adust, of th. PhiMelphii D.nul
lol. ge. Oslee al old esUbhshed
eatiom, Bridge Street, opposita w"
Hoass, Tifflintewa, ra.
XT Crown and Bridg wor,
Painless Extraction.
All work gnaraBteed.
PEHHSYLVAKIA BAILB01D-
shlnl in Effect ovemuer
u'tVTWAIID.
Way Passeiifer, leaves r-hiladelpriia
" . ,... a AC
Tnincannon 8 3S a. m: mw -
m tyi Miiiannowu iu
. . . . n ic a m - llnrwora
o Ol m ThomTJSOUTOWU M m.
- J . n A M.
i-... Tvi o na. in Tuscarora 9 M
m; Mexico 40 a. m; Port Royal 44 a.
uiMn, Q -Jl m: Den holm 9 55 a.
m: Iewlstown 10 13 a. m; McV'eytown
10 SH a. m; Newtou Hamilton II 00 a.
m: Mount Union 11 06 a. m; Hunting
don 11 32 p. m; Tyrone 12 20 p. m; .
tnniia. t on n m: Pittsburg 5 50 p. m.
f .it Phtlarlolnhia at 7 00 a. m
ui.i,.ir at 11 48 a. m: Mifflin -1 11
n m: Iewistown 1 30 p. m; Hunting
don 2 29 p. m; Tyrone S. 12 p. m; Al
,.w... a A. n m: PittaburnT 8 40 P. m.
Altoona Accommodation leaves Har
risburg at 5 00 p. m; Duucannon 5 34
p. m; Newport 6 02 p. m; Millerstown
C 11 p. m; Thompsoutown 6 21 p. m;
Tuscarora 6 30 p. m: Mexico 6 33 p. m:
Port Royal 6 88 p. m; Mifflin 6 43 p. m;
Denholm 6 49 p. m: I-ewietown 7 07 p.
m; McVevtown 7 80 p. ra: Newton
Hamiltoir7 50 p. m: Huntingdon 8 20
p. m; Tyrone 9 02 p. m; Altoona 9 So
p. m.
Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia
at 11 20 p. m: Harrisburg at 8 00 a. m.
Marvsville 3 14 a. m. Duucannon 3 29
a m. Newport 8 52 a m. Port Royal
4 25 a. m. Mifflin 4.30 a. m. Iewistown
452 a in. Newton Hamiltou 5 33 a. m.
Huntingdon C 03 a. m. Petersburg 6 19
a. m. Tvrpue? .?3 111, Altooua 7 40 a.
m. Pittsburg 12 10 a. tn.
OvBter Express leaves Philadelphia
at 485 p, hi. HarriBburg at 10 20 p. m.
Newport 11 06 p. m. Mifflin 11 40 p. m.
Lewistown 11 58 p. m.; Huntingdon 12
55 a. m. Tvrone 1 32 a. m. Altooua 2 00
a. m. Pittsburg 5 30 a. m.
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at 12
25 p. m. Harrisburg 3 50 p. m. Duucan
non 4 15 p. m. Newport 4 35 j. m. Mif
flin 5 07 p. m. Lewistown o 27 p. m.
Mount Union 6 08 p. m. Huntingdon
6. 27 p. m. Tyrone 7 04 p. m. Altoona
7 40 p. m. Pittsburg 11 SO p. m. .
. ... . EASTWARD.
Altooua Accommodation leaves Al-toonm-mt
S 00 a. m. Tyrone 5 24 a. m.
Petersburg 6 45 a. in. Huntingdon 5 55
a. m. Newton Hamilton 6 21 a. m. Mc
Vevtown 6 87 a. m. lewistown 58 a.
m. 'Mifflin 7 18 a. m. Port Royal 7 22 a.
m. Thompsoutown 7 37 a. m. Millers
town 7 46 a. ni. Newport 7 55 a. m.
Duucannon 8 20 a. m. Harrisburg 8 50
a. m,
Bea Shore leaves Pittsburg at 2 50 a.
m. Altoona 7 15 a. m. Tyrone 7 48 a. m.
Huntingdon 8 30 a. m. McVevtown 9 15
a. m. Lewistown 9 35 a..m. Miffliu 955
a. m. Port Royal 1 59 a. m. Thompson
towu 10 14 a. m. Millerstown 10 22 a.
ra. Newport 11 32 a. m. Duucannon 10
54 a. m. Marysville 11 07 a. m. Harris
burg 11 25 a. m. Philadelphia 3 00 p. m.
Main Line Express leaves Pittsburg
at 8 00 a. m. Altooua 11 40 a. m. Tyrone
12 03 p. m. Huntingdon 12 35 p. ra.
Lawistown 1 33 p. m. Mifflin 1 50 p. m.
Harrisburg 8 10 p. in. Baltimore 6 00 p.
m. Washington 7 15 p. in. Philadelphia
6 23 p. m.
Mail leaves Altoona at 2 05 p. m. Ty
rone 235 p. m. Huntingdon S 17 p. m.
Newton Hamilton 3 47 p. m. McVsy
town 4 20 p. ni. Lewistown 4 33 p. m.
Mifflin 4 55 p. in. Port Royal 5 00 p. m.
Mexico 5 20 p. m. Thompsoutown 5 18
p m. Millerstown 5 28 p. m. Newimrt
5 39 p. m. Duncanuon 6 08 p. ra. Har
risburg 6 45 p. in.
Mail Express leaves Pittsburg at 12 4-5
p. m. Altoona 5 50 p. m. Tyrone 6 20
p.m. Huntingdon 7 00 p- m. vcVey-
town i 44 p. m. liCwistowu 8 wo p. m.
Mifflin 8 26 p. m. Port Royal 8 SI p. m.
Millerstown 8 57 p. m. Newport 9 05 n.
m. Duncaunon 9 29 p. m. Harrisburg
10 uu p m.
Philadelphia Express leaves Pitts
burg at 4 80 p. m. Altoona 9 05 p. m
Tyrone 9 S3 p. m. Huntingdon 10 12 p.
m. Mount Union 10 32 p. m. Lewis-
town 11 16 p. m. Jftfflin 11 37 p.m. Har
risburg 1 00 a. m. Philadelphia 4 SO.
At liewistown Junction. For Sun-
bury i 3U a. ra and 3 05 p. m. week-
uavs.
For Jfih-oy 640, 10 20 a. m. and 3 00
p. m- weeK-aays.
At lyrone. or Clearfield and Cur-
wensvuie ii a. m. 3 L") and 7 20 p. m
week-days.
.rorueneionteand ixjck Haven 8 10
a. m. ix .to ana 7 is p. m. week-davs.
ror runner inlormation apply to
i lexer. Agents, or Tbomaa K. Watt,
Passenger Agent, Western Division!
Corner Fifth Avenue and Bmithfleld
Street, Pittsburg.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J.R.WOOD,
General Man'g'r. General Pass'r. Agt.
Tamt Thrwbiaa- Headache
Wo.dqnlckly laare ,on, if yea nsad
Dr. King's Now Lil e PiPs. Tbeutaads of
saSarers bava proved tbair matchless merit
for Sick and Nrrrous Headaches. Tbsj
aki pura blKd and Strang nervrs aad
bnild np your bealtb. Easy to Uke. Trv
tbens. Onlv 25c, Honey back if not
c"1. Sold by M. P. Crawford, Druggist.
HEECn & DROaZGOLD'S
SAivr.iiLiD zmwi
A wondartal lmpraTMMrt tn Vrtrttoa r.i!l
A wonoarral hummil h. p- - T
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FOR
TBEISUMER.
Mb.
Editor: Piaau .
1 aSVfor'-Sf11? for
Lr J niata conn.
tWT --. .-r.-""ance
ty, sabiaot to R-t,i,u- T wun'
WWl-l J xDWlioM les and
nVtw
Stock Clearing Sale at
Meyers' Big Stores.
nnTTTh o o o o 1
The greateat Sacrific ever known. Profit. cast to tba wi.d.
These good. ost be rushed oat to ke room fur our
GRAND SPRING
.. - 41 w;n h sold
SuiU Mid for $12 will M wia
f iu wm w i- guita. all sizes, from 34 to 44.
Cheviot., o JaSS "erUts. black. blue, Oxford
"
$15 smU rXrware 15 Werooats, now $8.50. Man, overooat.
ki2SXii- tbat wer. $10 now $6 50. Man's
orcoats in black, blue ana a hnu
LSSfiSCsf " l""u '
JSobl. brrtrf ul'K". W
Slaughtering Sale in
Gents' Furnishings.
. ,
Flictd lined underw-ar. usually sold at .tb.r stores for $1, our
clearing sal. pri 45c. 567 boy. and children's suits, all sues
wfn belcrificed at 50c on the 81. Now is your oppor unity t
get bargains. Come early wbilo ihe stock yot complot..
FUR1M
We need more room in our Furniture Department and are com.,
pelled to sacrifice this lino. We Lars concluded to make a re-,
duction of 20 per cent, in this d partracnt for the ntxt sixly dsvs.
This is a chance of our life iiim to buy furniture at less thar
mannfaclnrers prices. Don't fsil to come and gtt bargains.
Queensware and Glassware.
Wc carry the largest line of Qaceaaware and Glassware in the
county. Oar prices ere lower fur firtt quality goods tiian you
can bur 6?conds at other place. Iq fact we Lar no ompeti
tioti in tb'g line,
Ferd Meyers,
Thk Act to repeal an Act en
titled 'an Act to form an inde
pendent school district out of part
of West Perry township, Snyder
county, and part of Monroe town
ship, Juniata comity,' which was
introduced in the Senate some time
ago by Senator Hertzler,' has pass
ed the Senate. It Trill now ran
the course in the Mouse of Repre
sentatives, where Dr. A.J. Fisher
will look after it.
So little is known of the char
acter of the people of the Philip
pine Islands by the people of the
United States that it cannot be
stated whether they have stability
enough to maintain a government
by the people. By the domination
of the Spaniard nothing in that di
rection can be learned for the gov
ernment of the Spaniard was a
despotism though professedly
Christian. Aguinaldo may aud he
may not be a fair sample of the
people of that country, if he is,
then the people of the Philippine
Islands are more a people of mer
chandise than a people with a fixed
purpose to advance the general
good. Aguinaldo is commercial,
he can be bought and sold, all that
is necessary is to give him his
price, lie keeps in the back
ground, he will not risk his body
iu the place where bullets fly, but
his followers do fight, and fight
like men who honestly believe that
they are battleing for a righteous
cause. How to disabuse the mind
of the Filipino that he is fighting
against a government of oppressors
is a problem yet to solve. If the
people of tha e islands could be
made to understand that the gov
ernment of the United States means
only to enlarge their individual
rights under the law, and enlarge
their business opportunities, and
give them common rights in mat
ters of religion just as the every
day people of the United States
enjoy those rights the trouble
probably would soon be over, but
how to reach the people and get
them to understand those facts is
the problem.
Boston, ahoslo' hissed and
shouted embalmed beef, when Sec-
through the streets in the hub, one
day last week. Every town has
ito toughs and hoodlum, aud they
Wed themselves to perfection
but Boston feel, ashamed because
of her toughs.
Ii-oiivu, the
pitol of a
island called
large
Pa nay,
Ph allTwVMa.. -
one
of the
natives by some DvIa-
their m,ndriJM hVe
Ameriains PDd the
ASSORTMENT,
now for $8.50. Suit. Mid for
will U sold for $5.75.
. .
rin dollar underwear, now 50s.
ITURE.
115 and 117,
Bridge Street.
FiitEKi'u, Professor George H.
Stephens, who burned the mala
building of Lafayette college, was
sentenced by the Easton Court, on
Monday to nine years in the eastern-
penitentiary. ; His depravity
is proof that intellectual education
does not make a man better as the
advocates of compli-taioa
people argue. A man had better
be as ignorant as an oyster in text
book learning aud honest, than
thoroughly trained in text book
education as was Stephens and (lis.
honest as he was.
The annoying features of the war
around Manila, are, the Filipino,
sharp Bhooters- tiseing smokeless
powder, to shoot from a long dia.
tance,sometimes shooting intohead
quarters. BOLD LIFE INSI7HA-JCB
CANE.
The Philadelphia North Americas
says. C E Ooltoa, sheriff of Lake
county Michigan, put in an appear
a nee at Williamsport, Pa , and idtn.
tilled a man in the jtil as Andrew
M Whits, eon of H. V. Whitr, cf
Venango county, New York, uho
has a wife and five cbiMrjn at tie.
latter place.
White got himself itit-uml fur
$2000 in Lake county. Mi CllignC, it
is charged, and then, through ci).
lusion with relativts and a sent" ((
letters, he endeavored to show (L(,
he had gone on a hunting I rip. KK
stives were to inquire for him, aid
a search was to be mad for his d.4
bodv. The plan worked so far tbat
White and others, on August 23,
1898. opti ed the grave of A!x.
McCiain, took his body, dressed it
in W bile's clothes and presented it
s White's remains.
The plot was discovered and White
scaped. He a found in a lumber
camp near Williamsport by Sbeiiff
Uamble, of Lycoming couoty. Shn 'Jt
Culton planked down $1500 cash si
a reward and all expenses incurred.
He ltft for Michigan with his prioa
T CLOSE B 4 LOOMS FOR TWO
TEARS.
Akron, 0.Tbe liquor dealers
are sibont to take heroic meas
ures to convince the minister
and other crusaders that the city
an t get along without saloons,
iheir programme is to close up
every saloon for a period of I wo
years. A representative of ths
.National Liquor league was here
last week and eruarantewl ihe sun-
port of the league, which is repre
sented iu thirty-four states of the
ulon- The programme is to have
the league buv outright ti... i.
saloons in Akron and to pay the
s-k wwh, in addition a sum equal
w their profits for the two years
2 o, J1?88 8aloonB Pay annually
M,00t) tax and revenue besides
uie regular tax on their property.
dePnvinlr the city of its income
US hoped te COnvinnA ihm ornaarl.
ers that saloons are indispensibls
to the city's welfare. Rrwr and
S!?1 IiJor dealers are ex
pected to help along the project by
reiusing to sell tn mTT. mi Antrum wliA
nught start in hn.in. tv.
other saloons are closed.
Bucklen's Arnica Halve.