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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad

JANUARY ls', 1876

JAsrARr Isl, 1876
Trans iears Hrris6arg as foiiors;
For New York at 5 81, = 10 a. m. : % and
- 40 p. m.
For Philadelphia At 5 20, s 10, . q; q. ~.
, IN and 81 p. m.
for Reading a. 20. & 10, 3 IS a. M, %,
So and : 40 p IN.
fvr Pottsvilie al 5 -, 8 10 a. M. aud 50
= m. and via Schuylkil x Susquehanna
Branch at = 40 p. III.
Fos Allentown a; . 81, 10 a. m, . %,
50 and 3 40 p- IN
The 5 -, 10 a m : on aud . 40 P. m
trains have through cars tor New York.
Tbs 10 a. IN. and W p M. trains have
rhrohgh cars Tor Philadelphia.
SUyDIYS.
For New York at ) 90 4. M.
fvr Alicntown and way stations al ) 81 a. m
For Reading, Philad-lphis and way stations
al A. =. m.
T-siHs for Harrisburg isare as foiioies
Leave New York at Q 10 a. M, 90 ) 10
and - 4j y. In.
Leave fhilsd-lphia at II a. M, 5 40 and
10 p. IN.
Leave Reading at 40, 10, II - a. NJ,
I 80, & ID and 10 ~ y. IN.
LcsFs louisville al b 90, . 90 a. IN. and 81
?. M, and via Sehu,ikill and >usgae-
Hanna Rrauch at & 10 a. M
Leave Allentown at > 80, . 30, 81 a. M,
" 20, 4 80 and IS p. IN.
The 30 a. IN. train from Allentown and
the ~ a. H.. train iroei Reading do not
run ON Mondays.
SCNDjTS.
Leave New York al ID 4. N.
Leave PhiladelrhiI IT . ~ = IN.
Leave Reading ct 1 ~. ~ Il. m. and 10
20 p. m.
Leave Allestown at , 80 q. m. and S A. p u
'Tia Morris dkd EsSer Railroad.
JOHN +. WOOTTEN,
Generai SEpermisnferi.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

CocALAxUs JorrIsGs. - Keeping
Silence 50 i0ugisHQt of necessity q sigu
that .hs people of the lower eud Of the
county are entirely asleep. They arc
al fxske, and 10 thar usual quiet way
keep things moving along
As the time Of the spring election is
coming on, there are some remarks
made a. to vho viii be the proper per-
sons to administer the township affairs.
Amongst other places where the citi-
zens Of Cocolsmus meet to talk over
various subjects and get their news, is
in hlr. Wm. H. McAlister'. store room.
Mr. McAIister is genial, kind hearted
man, sud courteous snd upright in his
dealings, and thereby secures a good
share Of custom which others would
fail to secure.
j. T. and d. NJ. J,mison, success
sors 20 Il. w. Jamison, deceased, are
doing a good business N the Fayette
Foundry. They are extensively en-
gagged in the stove trade, of which they
have large supply on hand.
Our freud, Mr.. Samuel S. Hunt,
has just returned from trip to New
York and Philadelphia. He has also
been to tie State Of Connecticut to
visit his friends. During his visit be
has been TO hear some of the celebrated
divines Of our day-amongst them Rev.
Henry Ward Bcecher, DR.. |. Hall,
Rev. Dewitt Talmage, and Messrs.
Moody and Sankey. Mr.. Hunt is in
good spirits since his return. 1t is q
treat to hear him relating the various
incidents Of his visit. Here again is
demonstrated the value of a good edu-
catiop. While others have made SINH
lar trips aud have returned as empty
as they were when they left, be has
secured large amount Of valuable in
formation which, besides being bere-
fit to himself, is pleasure TO others.
The Sabbath school at Union school
house vas closed on the Ind inst. l.
is expected to open again after a vaca-
tion of three months. This school las
had very able body of teachers. They
have great reason to rejoice at the sig
nal success with which their labors have
been crowned.
Prof Beck, formerly of the McAlis-
terville Orphan School, has taken charge
of the weekday. school at Union, in
place of j. A. Shelley, deceased. Sue
cess to tine Professor is the wish of all.
.- alT II DONALD.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

The Lowistown Sentinel says of the
Sunbury and Lewistown Railroad The
hopes for a re-openlng of this road have
frightened materially. The company
has been re-organized, or more correct
ly, perhaps, q new one formed, by the
election of the following officers, in
Philadelphia, on Thursday Of last week !;
President-Aaron Fries, Philadel-
phia.
DrectorsNR. ". Sheuck, Lancaster;
Josiah Hart, Doylestown; Daniel Buck,
Philadelphia; w. Budd. Deacon, NJ /;
George Shannon, Norristown; George
F. SchDure, Selinsgrove.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH. !

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion
will, for the sake of suffering humanity.
send free TO all who need it, the recipe and
direction for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 20
profit by the advertisers experience can do
so by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
Decl5-Gm. AZ Cedar ST., New York.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

HAVE sou ever felt it. as the poet
puts it, Thus
ain the month of November, the day re-
member,
Nov gazing o'er mountain and plain,
Ny heart travels back to that flowing track,
And lives in the light of her eyes once
again.
" dow glorious aud bright were the stars Of
the night,
And The whippoorwill tuning its song,
When our hearts were 50 true, and loved
only you
In that multitude rushing along.
" The day never comes, and the night never
Bat sigh for the woodland and stream,
Where We sat in the moonlight, and clasped
in fond love,
In that brigh hit sunny land-like a dream.
" Many years have gone by, still sadden
and sigh -
For the musical strains Of the past;
Ny heart fondly turns to incense and burns
On the altar Of love to the last.
. One by'one We step out, to that land full
- of doubt,
Where Hope only leads up the way.
To the realms of bliss, where an angel kiss
BIDS US welcome to eternal day.
/" The lips of an angel can tever.impart
A pleasure so pure and SO true,
As felt in my soul and my nuttering heart,
In the moonlight-when first kissed YOU"
The newly-elected sheriff was Sit
ting IN his Office sad-eyed aud baegard-
He held in his hand II stack of manu-
script representing the. applications Of
eight hundred and seventy nine caudi-
dates for positions Of deputy sheriff,
each of whom said be had worked for
him at the polls, aod had gained him
all the way up from two hundred to
one thousand votes from their personal
friends who did not vote the party tick
et
A man attired in a blue shirt, with a
paper collar and a red ncse, entered
the Office, and, grasping the hand of
the tired official, greeted him cordially
"Ah, Mr.. Sheriff, but IT'S glad l am
to see yon lookIngso hearty don't you
remember me %
81 don't think do - remarked the
official, s"although there is something
in your face which is familiar to me-"
"Ah, Mr.. sheriff, thought you'd
know me. l worked for you all day
election, and got you one thousand
votes, and came for that place."
"Well, ] am sorry to say that ] have
already promised all the places at my
Oh, give me pace don; care
what it is.''
''Oh, BY the by" said the sheriff
with malicious grin in his eye, "tbere-
is place, but it's not worth much, and
l don't think you'd take it."
"Ah, Mr.. sheriff, I'll take any thing
don't care what kind of place it is
Tell me what it is, aud I'll jump at il
with my coat off," - 4
"All right said the sheriff, "there
is Chinaman going Ito be hanged at
the jlil next month, and he wants some
body to take his place. think it will
suit you."
The man with the red nose ceased to
smile, and asking the sheriff for quar-
ter to pay for his lodging that night,
be left the Office and mingled With the
throng Of soald-be deputy sherifs on
The outside. Francisco Gall.
= -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

On the 9th ult., two men purchased
a twenty cent handkerchief at Myers
4 Co.'S clothing house, near the depot,
and presented in payment Eve dollar
bill. Not having the change, Mr.. Blitz
took the note to Russ hotel, and the
clerk on duty being in hurry, did no.
examine the bill. but gave the change.
The note was subsequently found to be
an advertising dodge, the face having a
great resemblance to genuine note,
but the back ccrc the words s'Umted
States Cotton Mill, Mauch Chunk"
ETC., showing at once that it was worth
less. Yesterday Mr.. Bi,z identified
the two men In front Of the BoDgard-
ner House, and had them arrested and
srraigned before Alderman jackson,
where they gave the names of James
Gambo and W. D. Wagner, AMI stated
that they we're brakemen on freight
train running between this city and AL
teona. The men evinced a disposition
to settle the matter BY paying the costs
and S. in good money, alleging that If
they were no. en the train by six O'Clock
they would lose their situations. 1t
was found out, however, that the two
had attempted to pass similar note on
Marks, Of Market, street, yesterday sf-
ternoon. This settled it, and the men
we're .sent to Jail for trial in default Of
$500 bail each.-Harris6urg Telegraph
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Executor,x Notice.

Estate Of -idam SkoOP, Sr., deceased.
UTHEREAS Letters Testsnen;ary on
w the estate of Adam Shoop, ST., late Of
Greenwood township. deceased. have been
granted TO the undersigned, all persons
Indebted 10 the said estate are requested TO
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claims will please present them properly
authenticated fer settlement, to
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HOTELS.
Jacobs House-- Murray
Pennsylvania House-Jacob Win.
Juniata HOtel--Frank Shields.
BANks.
Juniaia Valley Bank
Banking House of Doty, Parker s Co.
Dry Goods-Elias Tlltcn.
Dry Goods and Groceries-H A Stam-
buagh, John Yeakly, John Kirk.
Groceries and Coniectiohs--J Thomas,
John Shafier.
Confec tiohs-S olomon Books, John Etka.
Clothing-D W Harley & Co.
Boots and Shoes-Robert + Parker.
Drugs and Medicines-BF F Kepner, Banks
& Hamlin.
Notions-Emil Schott.
Hardware-John W Muthersbaugh, John
7 Franciscns.
Watches and Jewelry = VIM Rollman,
Vim Wagner.
Stoves and Tinware-Levi Dundore,
Fred Hummel
Merchant Tailor-S Loudon.
Tobacco aud Cigars-Frank Books.
Liquor c Mozcr.
Carriage Makers-Showers and ScholI.
Chair-maker, Cabinet-makcr and Under
taker-Wm Snyder.
Chair-maker and Undertaker--O z Robi
son.
Cabinet-msker-Jsmes Robson.
Harness s-makers-James Ii Simens, John
Diehl.
Shoe makers-Iohn North, A B Fasick,
George Heck, Peter Mortonson.
Backsmi,hs--Jesse Howe, Pannebaker &
Slautteroack, Alexander Ellis.
Foundry-B Baiman.
Marble Cuttsrs-Caveny & Auker.
Pump-maker-FrankN Noble.
Post Master-Solomon Books.
Express Agent-Alexander Speedily.
Milinery-Mrs Rickenbach, Miss Sallie
Hawk.
Misses Grubb, Miss Kate
Thomas, Miss Sallie Hawk.
Photographer--Joseph Hess.
=. Gram, Coal and Lumber Merchants
| buyers & Kennedy.
Bakery-Mrs Layer.
Butchers-Ab-ahsm VIII, Solomon Sic
Der.
/ Livery Stable-Jscob SulOuf
Barber-Dayid Craig
Billiard Saloon and Eating House John
L IiollObaugh.
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EOC.iL INTELLIGENCE.

The Inauguration OF Governor Har tranft
on Tuesday was the occasion of the most
magnificent pageant that ever marched
through the streets OF the tate Capital.
Celebrate Washington's BIZ tn day.
Get suit of clothes OF Colonial style
for the Centennial.
Hollobaugh notifies loafer to stay away
from his saloon. unless they call on busi-
ness.
The porch in front Of the R. R Station in
Patterson has been repaired, and presents
better appearance than formerly.
The colored people of Huntingdon will
give a grsnd Centennial Exhibition on the
18th and 25th of this month.
Last night ago thieves stole chickens from
the hen roosfs of Joseph Rothrock and
daniel Sieber, of Fermanagh township.
Amateur fishermen turned out the last
soft spell of weather with rod and line to
fish for suckers. Think of it, in January.
The Presbyterian congregation have re-
modelled the main room of their church.
Hereafter all meetings. Sabbith School in
cluded, will be held up stairs
1t Is reported that Mr., Gaugler, the con-
traitor, bought the Selinsgrove and North
Branch Railroad, OF as much of it as was
sold, some days ago at Selinsgrove.
Mr.. Matthews, of Ohio, is displaying the
Qualities Of a new fence in the Court House
ward. The fence seems to be substantial,
hut it sheuld have been displayed on other
grounds this kind of weather.
There was no preaching in the Presbyte-
rian church last Sunday, occasioned by the
absence Of Rev. Mr.. sherrard. who was
away in another part Of the district preach
ing as per arrangement of Presbytery.
II is said that people love darkness better
Than light. The exception to this recog
nised saying is found in this place by every
body declaring in favor of the light OF the
new street lamps.
The light seen last Monday evening
week was occasioned by the bufhing OF the
stable OF c. ". Fageley, in Licking Creek
Valley. 1t caught from a spark from a
butchers fire.
The Presbytcrian Church Sociable will be
held at VIM. AlIison's residence next Fri
day evening. The proceeds Of the sociable
will be appropriated to the reconstruction
of a fence AROUND the Presbyterian church
grave yard.
II you want bargains, go II J. b. u.
Todd. He has made a reduction of 10 per
cent. to cash buyers, on his stock Of Ready
Made Clothing, for one month, in order to
reduce his stock. Overcoats, Horse Blan-
kets, Lap Ropes, Buggy Whips. Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes cheap. He had also full
line of Ladies' Caters and Shoes cheap.
2t
The Bridge officers BY the late election
are as follows:
president-George Jacobs, Esq.
Treasurer-R. Z. Parker.
Secretary-Amos q. Bonsall.
Managers-Col. J. K. RoDison. Col. J. J.
Patterson, John A. Gallagher, W. s. North,
s. B. Loudon, Amos G. Bonsall.
The Auditor Generals report announces
the revenue from this county TO the Com
Thar
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

The SENTINEL Axp REPUBLICAN has no
superior as an advertising medium in tins
county, and as journal of varied news
and reading IL is not surpassed by any
weekly paper in central Pennsylvania
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
PATTERSON.

While il is true that Patterson Ia. = sep
arate organization, she is still clairrch as the
other side or part OF MIitiin, goci deal
after the fashion that Brooklyn Is claimed
as part Of New York.
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Jan. II, 1876.


THE Huntingdon Journal relates the
following sad accident William Ath-
ertou of Shirleysburg, was. aceidently
shot byshis brother, on Friday the 3lst
ult., under following circumstances,
viz He and bis brother James were in
the woods cunning. A squirrel was
run into a hollow tree about fifteen feet
from the ground. To scare the squir-
rel from its hiding place William climb
ed the tree while James held his gun
in readincss..tc shoui % its appearance,
and unfortunately left the hammer es-
cape from his fingers discharging the
gun aud lodging the contents in Viii
.iams right side, stomach and thigh.
The gun was loaded with heavy buck
shot. One Of the shot, it is supposed
passed through the right lung The
wounded young man was taken to the
residence of their father, Mr. Charles
Atherton where his wounds were
promr,ls dressed BY Drs. McNite and
Stine. The young men are aged re-
spectIvely % aud l6 years, James be-
ing the younger. Dir. Atherton's fam
lily has been very unfortunate. An
older son, some years ago. lostan arm;
daughter nearly lost the use Of a
hand by fall, and the father himself,
not long ago. broke an arm, by falling
from building. They have the SYM
pa.hy of the entire community. The
wounded young man is doing as well az
could be expected.
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!. TERMS.

Subscription, 81 l.50 per snnum, u paid
~inin II months 500 il not psid within
i2 months
Transient advertisements inserted at 50
cents per inch for each Insertion
Transient business notices in local COL
nmn, 10 cents per line for each Insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desiring
10 advertise by the year, half or quarter
year. &c
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE
PRICES OF TEETH.
Full Upper OF LoHer Sets as Low as Sd

No teeth allowed to leave the Office un-
less the paIieni is satisfied.
Teeth remodelsd and repaired.
Teeth filled to last for lie.
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the bard times, l win insert
full single sets teeth, Of the very best kind,
for $500. Temporary sets 500 extra
TooIhache stopped m I've inmates with
out extracting the tooth, ~ the Dental OF
ice of q. T. DERR, established IN Mitfiin-
town IN 1850.
G. Z. DERR.
Jan "a. fS1s Practical Dentist.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

THE Perry County Freeman says
W. A. zinn, Esq, Postmaster at New
port, lost his pocket-book containing
S400, on Wednesday morning last when
running to fire. 1t was soon found
with only 80 cents left in it. Mr.. T.
offers to give the finder SIS, if be will
return the balance.
The contents of Mrs. Ickes' milli-
merry establishment at Newport, we're
destroyed by fire oceasiOned by the ex-
plosion of lamp, on Wednesday morn
ing last. Her loss Is covered by in
surance. What causes lamp to ex-
plode. Does good oil in a good LAMP
ever explode
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

THE Perry County -4drocate says
The revival in the Presbyterian church
in Millerstown resulted in the addition
Of 81 members TO the church. with the
prospect Of still further accession of
those who have not yet made spplica-
tion for admission. q
Mr.. John Welty, forhret.Y of this
county. had his pocket picked Of a
pocket-book containing $l6O, on the
cars between Rockford and Chicago on
the 9th ult. A friend on the cars
pointed out the thief who had etarted
for the platform where be vas joined
by confederates and the fellow escaped
with the money. Mr.. Welty was on his
way to visit friends in this county.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

VIII visit Mifliin and Patterson ever,
Tuesday. THURSDAY ard Saturday mornings
and will furnish the citizens of these bor-
Oughs with The best of
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, sc
at ,hs very lowest prices. lie respectful,
soiicits the patronage OF the public.
April 3, lsse-ly-
ENIRS ST-CI-4SS PICTURES takSn q
Il Hess Photograph Gallery. Bridge It.
Mis.m,ovn. -
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PUBLIC SALE

PUBLIC SALE.-
David Naylor, Of Turbett township, will
sell at public sale, on the farm of Stewart
Turbett, in said towr ship. at 10 O'Clock A.
n on Tuesday, March Z, 1876, hve horses,
colts, 2 cows. head young cattle, reaper
and mower, threshiDg machine, grain drill,
wagon and other farming utensils
The following is the list Of officers elect
ed BY the Odd Fellows Hall Association,
last Friday evening:
President-T. Van Irwin.
Sscretary-Wm. n. Allrscu.
Treasurer-E. J. Nangle.
Trustees-T. Van Irwin, 7. B. Ccder,
Vim. N. Allison.
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IOB PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
y done IT this oace.
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CHURCH.
Evangelical-Rev Mr. Hornbergcr.
SADBATIl.SCHOOL.
Unior-Superintendent. George Wilson.
uDnD nEr,uu ACCWCCDS

Burgess-yohn Hollobaugh.
Town Council-John Copeland, Samuel
ii Brown, F Rohm.
School Directors-E Nangle, John Cope
land.
Constabie-D A Notes.-The.
Justices of the Peace Joseph Middagh,
David Doughman.
Physician-Dr z c Rundio
school Teachers-Theorus GarmAn, "
Hibbs, Miss Celia Resan.
Dentists 3 Caveny.
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MIFFLINTOWN.
Gnu RICHES.
SABBATH-SCHOOLs.

Presbyterian-Rev T J Sherrard.
Lutheran-Rev ID n Blackwelder.
Methodist-Rev G. D Penepacker.
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President Judge-Hon BENZ F Junkin.
Associate Judges--Hons Jonathan Wriser,
John Koons.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19

Orders. Business .Nen and .Neciaa
ics, end Raiirord Officials, scho hare
Designated Places Of Business in tiis
Place, of fhis The Beginning of the
Year 1876.
MIFFLINTOWN.
CHURCHES.
Presbyterian-Rev J Sherrard.
Lutheran-Rev ID n Blackwelder.
Methodist-Rev G D Penepacker.
SABBATH-SCHOOLs.
Prcsbyterisn-Superintendent, DIR Elder.
Lutheran-Superinrend E Tiltcn.
Mcthodist-Spperin;endent, + BMCrum.
COURTS.
President Judge-Hon BENZ F Junkin.
Associate j Judges--Hons Jonathan W riser,
John Koons.
District Attorney-Aifrcd J Patterson.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Prothenotary-Jacob Beidler.
Register and Recorder--John I Mctlin
Treasurer-Robert E. Parker.
Sherifi-Willism II Knouse.
Commissioners = William II Groninger,
David B Cox. James Mclaughlin.
Auditors--Louis Degan, George Hoffman,
John = Allen.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Burgess-Nosh A Elder
Town Council-Noah A Elder, o p Rob
iscn, N Howe, W MuthersDiugh, John
Burchtield, John Wright
Scloal Dfr.ac i W
Hamilton, r Z Parker, S b Loudon, Ii A
Stambaugh, Cornelius Mcclellan.
Cunstable--S Wilson.
ASSOCIATIONS.
A. Y. NJ.
Onion Lodge, No. 324. A. Y. NJ, Nifllin-
town, meets second Thursday evening OF
every month.
meets every Monday evening ON or b'iorc
full moon.
I. o. O. F.
Juniata Encampment, No. 10, !. o. o. F.,
Thompsontown, meets first and third Tues
day etenings of every month.
Mitfiintt.wn Lodge, No. 1871, Mifilintown,
meets every Friday evening.
Lost Greek Ledge, No. SOC, liifflintown,
meets every Wednesday evening.
o. U. A. NJ.
Patterson Council, No. 2D0, Miffiintown,
tiieets every Saturday evening.
Juniata Reform Council, No. 80. Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, Mlffiintown, meets every Monday
evening.
l. o. R. NJ.
Iriquois Tribe, Ne. ~, Mifiiintown, meets
every Monday evening:
X. of p.
Cocolamus Lodge, No. 391, MifIiintown.
meets every Tuesday evening in Odd Fell
lows Building.
NEWsPAPERS
Democrat and Rcgister-Ed Editors and Pro-
prietors, Amos q Bonsall and VIM Jack
man.
Juniata Sentinel and epublican-Eiitor
and Proprietor, B I Schweier
experimentation and Proprietor, 3
McCrum.
Attorneys-at-Law-E S Doty, E d Par
ker, J Lyons, L Atkinson, VIM NJ Allison,
Alfred Patterson. Robert McMeen, Jacob
Christy, b F Burchiield.
Justice of the Peace-E " II Kreider.
Physicians-D VI Crawford, I a Elder,
L Banks, d Smith.
Notarics Pnblic-B + Kopner. William
Iven, Abraham Will.
School Teachers-A W Mulhollan, o VI
Kerlin; Miss Clara V Daugherty, Miss Lizzie
London.
INSURANCE gent-George W Cribs.
Dau,ist- Der
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-19
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Protheuoiary-JacobB Beidler.
Register and Recorder--John 7 Metlin
Treasurer-Robert E. Parker.
Sherifi-Willism II knousc.
Commissioners - William II Groninger,
David Cox. James Mclaughlin.
Auditors-Louis Degan, George Hoffman
John = Allen.