Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-04-17


THE Fee BILL-Iu answer to several
correspondents, We would state that the
fec bill, which had passed the House OF
Representatives some weeks since, failed
in the Senate hence there will be no
change in the fee bill.
MrILryERY.-Miss L. J. Rothrock,
having permanently located in Patterson.
is prepared to furnish Bonnets, Hats and
all kinds of trimmings. Work done
promptly and Ierfect satisfaction given
Please give her call
Mr.. S. NJ SHELLEY has opened a
Graded School at Free Springs, this
county, where any persons wishing to pre-
pare themselves fer teachers can be taugh:
the different branches. Boarding can be
had convenient 10 the room and at low
rates.
Nh. JACOB BEIDLER has just received
the largest lot and the best assortment OF
yarnishes ever brought to this county,
and which he intends selling cheaper than
clu be pur chased elsewhere. Give him a
call at lis Drug Store, on Main street
MMiatown.
Mr.. WM. MAXWELL has removed his
Bakery shop to the room formerly occu-
pied by Mrs. Mccoy, on Main street
where he is prepared to accommodate his
customers with anything and everything
in his line of business He also keeps q
general assortn ent of candies, toys, and .
large variety of notions.
NEW BAKERY.-Mr J.cob Ger!acl
has established Bakery, il the Base
ment Of the Patterson House, in Pa;ter-
son. lie is prepared at all times to ful
nish families and dealers with good ar
ticle at reasonable prices. lie is first
class baker, and hopes 10 merit share
Of public patronage.
PAY Up.-Wc hope those indebted TO
Us for subscription, advertising and job
work, will come to town on Court week
prepared to pay up, Those who cannot
come TO town can send the money with
their neiShbors. We need money and
hope this no,icc will be responded to by
our friends from all parts of the county.
New SToRE.-Persons living at or
near Thompson's Lock will 90 we'll by
reading the advertisement Of Mr.. Nathan
Keely, to be found in another column
Mr. Keely intends keeping everything
usually found in country store, and
hopes, BY strict attention TO business, to
reveive the patronaS. Of persons living in
that vicinity.
PENNSYLVANIA CASAL-The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company have sold the
maIu line of the Pennsylvania Canal,
IRON Columbia to Hollidaysburg, to the
Pennsylvania Canal Company, and here
after al bills will be made out against
the latter company, and communications
sent to the proper officers thereof. Thos.
T. Wiernan is Chief Engineer, Office at
Harrisburg.
We are really surprised to see how
cheap Loudon l. Jackman are scI!;nc
Goods. They have all wool suits of cloth
ing for sl2, SIG, $50 and s24. And
they have genteel, well-made suits for
$3.50. Their stock Of Hats, Gaps, Boots
and Shoes ale also very cheap. Read
their advertisement and then give them
call if you want bargains.
PERsONAL-The individual reading
this notice will fad som-thing to his or
her advantage, by calling at Miss Alice
Devices New Stand in Patterson. Dry
Goods, such as ladies dress goods, mus
lins, millinery goods-the finest and bes,
stock in the county. Groceries, all grades
sugars, coffee, syrups, etc, at reduced
prices. Ladies, and Childrens shoes
latest styles. Tobacco and Segars-best
brands in the eastern markets. Notions,
toys ard fancy articles in great variety.
Confcctionaries, candies, nuts, etc. ETC.
Miss Alice Devices has Just returned from
the eastern markets and is now Offering
new stock of goods at prices far below
any other establishment in the county
Ladies are especially invited to call and
examine her stock of Millinery Goods as
they embrace the latest Spring and Sum
mer styles. Bonnets made to order
Stamping for braiding, and stamping in