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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-09
JENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN.
Wednesday, August 3, 1853.
B. F. S CHI W + l E R,
EDITOR AND PlorRrrroR.

PREsTpEsr ARTHUR has vetoed the
River and Harbor Bill. In his veto
message, he expresses great reluc-
tance at the necessity of vetoing the
bill for some of its provisions provid-
ed for the reclamation of marshes,
and establishment of harbor lines
that he deems of great Importance,
bat Notwithstanding the bill provides
for what the President deems need
full, it goes far beyond that scope
and, contains appropriations for
purposes not for the common defense
or general welfare and which do not
promote commerce among the States
These provisions, on the contrary,
are entirely for the benefit of the par
ticuiar localities in which it is pro
posed to make the improvements /
regard such appropriations of the
public money as beyond the powers
given by the Constitution to Con-
gress and the President" The
amount appropriated by the bill that
the President vetoed was, $1S,743,-
S75.
The Presidents veto was followed
by Congress speedily taking up the
vetoed bill and passing it by two
third vote over the Presidents con-
stitutional protest There was no
party politics in the steal, as is dem
onstrated. A Washington CORES
pondent sums the vote as follows:
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The Cattle Drav6.

A Little Rock dispatch to the Chios.
90 Tribune, dated July IL, says: With
in the past week more than $4,000
head Of cattle have passed up the trail.
Herds are reported coming in from
Missouri, Texas, Louisisns, Kansas
and the borders Of Iowa. Tho follow.
ing are names Of owners aud number Of
stock which passed up during the last
sig days; W. West, 5000 !; johnson 4
Assmer, $500; james Ray, 440; E.
Slaughter. 6G0; John Butler, 1900;
Jones Brothers, 100; Hamilton,
Hswins & Co., 1000; William Mo-
Cutoheon, $500; Houston L Lemons,
700; E. C. Odin, 1000 Kimberlin &
Mitchell, $3.50; j. Sacra, 400; W.
W. Waford, $500; NJ. v. Brouu6eld,
1900; e. C. Suggs 4 Go 2500; Rey-
nolds & Mathews, $50; L. Estes, $40 /;
John Lake, 900; H. b. Stoddard, "a.
90; Wilson & Davis. 1900; j. A.
Johnson, 500 b. Kable, S5S; Hall &
johnson, 730; Wills & Davidson, 26.
so; Smith & Forsyth. 1900; Thomas
Lemons, 1000; 8. Erskine, 1900; j.
w. Wander, 1900; J. s. Carr, 500
making . total of nearly 50.500 head,
and grand total Of over $4,000 cat
cattle that have passed up the trail
during the present season. Experience
ed cattle men say that large additions
will be made to this number within the
next thirty days"
At the ago of three years Miss Lill-
10 Bowere Was stolen from her home,
1t Sandusky, Ohio, by band of gyp-
siss. That was fifteen years ago. On
Monday last week her mother learn.
I'd that the girl was living with . far
ner Of Central Ohio, and going to the
place recognized and recovered her.
Mrs. Charlotte Ogden, of west Eu6i
Delaware county. fell down stairs on
Sunday last with ooal-oll lamp in her
,aud. The lamp exploded and the lady
vas burned to death.
James Miller residing on Little
Pine Greek, Lycoming county, killed
!, black bear on Saturday last that
veig bed 400 pounds. This makes the
hirty- eighth bear that Mr.. Miller has
Killed.
TALLAHASSEE Fla August 3-John
Hopper, a road worker was found dcad
q . swamp near Milton covered with
who had killed him By
training out his life-blood. He had
eft Milton last night intoxicated and
arrying . jug of whiskey.
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Miss Jennie Boggs was a preposssss.

Miss Jennie Boggs was q preposssss.
ing young lady of sixteen. whose home
WAS in Baltimore. but who lived with
. family in HaRerstown. She had
luxurlant black hair. which when loos-
ened from its fastepIngs reached to her
feet. One night recently her room was
entered and while she was asleep her
hair was cut of close to her head. She
Was 80 overcome BY the loss that her
nervous system gave way to the shook
and she died in few days thereafter.
1t is not known whether Jealousy or the
money value Of Der hair tempted the
robbery.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trslas.
JssR 2s,h, 1872.

Trans !ssrs Hsrrsssrs a. f.l.s,:
Fer New York via Allentown, atTIS.
and As pm.
For New Ysrs ris PkiEseiphi. AID "g,,sd
Brock R0uts," 81 7 5s az, .lII4
pm.
Fer Philadelphia, = 81. ~, suau.!i.
and 400pn.
For Reading at 90, SIS, : -, s.ss-.
/ As, 90 and SEQ pH
Fer P0ttsville st 5 20, so, Ssya n.soa
10 and 20 p. N. aud via Scarylkili
susquehsnna Branch st 2 4spn u. Per
Auburn, l0am.
Fer Allentown at 90, 81, s5saU.l4s
and 00pn.
The ! 50 An, and l45, ,n train. ha,,
through cars fer Nov York via Alien
town.
SUNDAYS.
For Reading, PHilad iphia ssi way ,.sii,s,
al 20 IN and IS pr-
Traiss fer Harrps.rs Issss ss fslIs,,:
Leave New York Wis Allentown a.sN...
90 and 630Pn
Leave New York via"Bolld Rrosk Ios:."
and Philadelphia : IS y, ~, A % I'D
5 80 p m and l2.c0 midnight, arriving a
Harrisburg 80, 20, . z5 p. n, ana
IL 10 and 9 40 "a.
Leave Philadelphia at 4 80 s45 sn.,lN.
so and So D m.
Leave Pottsvills at . 90, 3 " =. -. .,a 40
pm.
Loave Reauisg at 4 so, 7 90, Ils9s.,
q, Is, 50 and 1925 pu.
Leave Psttsville via SchuylkllI and sa,,A-
hanna Branch, 8 10 . "a and 44opn-
Leave Allentown at = 90, 8 ~ n, IL IL,
81 and s 05 pm.
SUNDAYS.
Leave New York VIA Alleatsvp, At Bul
m.-Philadelphis at IS ? n.
Leave Reading al 30 ~ and Is1Spa.
Leave Allentown at so5pn.
STEEl.TON RANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG for PsItss, Lssa-
isl, and Steelton daily, except Sunday, y,
40, 35 N, 35 and s40 I'M; daily, sI-
cept Saturday and Sunday, s IS n, and -
Saturday only, As and 10, pm.
Returning, leave STEELTOS daily, "a
cept Sunday, slO,7 90, 1000, IL 4Ssa.
10 snd ~ 10 p m daily, except Saturday
and Sunday. 8 lOP n, and or ssisrdss
only, 10 and 80 pn n.
C. G. HANCOCK
General Pass'r ssl Ticket 1sssf.
j. Z. WOOTTEN,
General AarG9sr.
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Sixty turkeys we're killed BY dogs
in the neighborhood of Stoucksburg,
Lebanon county, the other day.
At Bernville, Berks county, Harri-
son Hoagy recently assisted 10 the
post mortem upon . COW which died
suddenly. He had scratch upon his
hand, and some Of the cows blood get
ting upon this be died Of blood-poison-
ing Q week aiterward. Two others who
assisted 1t the post mortem- show sym.
toms Of blood-poisoniDg.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-09

CAssADr. is the power behind Pat
tisons throne.
As yet the English have not made
a breakfast job Of Aribi Bey.
The man that believe that Conkline
is not power in the administration
Of President Arthur, has lived in vain,
to read Alright the acts of men, and
correctly interpret human events.
UNDER the bill passed by Congress-
recently against Cinnamon, a SON Of
the Flowery kingdom was denied
naturalization papers by a Washing.
ton D. c. Court, last Thursday.
THINGS are shaping up in Egypt,
for fierce struggle, and if Aribi is
not completely routed within the
coming 3 months, all Europe will
become involved in the contest on
one side or thu other.
IT is said that President Arthur,
does not seek the society of ladies' q
great deal; but when he does find
his way into a circle of the fair sex,
for the time being, the promise of a
trip to Paradise would not get him
away till the circle had broken up.
CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION.
A series of public meetings in the
interest of Constitutional Prohibition
viii be held In Juniata County, at
the following places.
Johnsiown, Wednesday ,: August 9th.
Patterson, Thursday, August 10Th.
Mifillntown, Monday, August 18th and
Tuesday, August 18th.
The following additions and changes
have been made.
AcCulloch's Mills, Sunday morning Aug.
9. at 1880 O'Clock.
Thompsonto~n, Friday, Angus, llth.
McAlisterville, Saturday August 18th.
Richteld, Sunday, August 18th.
The meetings will be held in the evening,
commencing at half past seven O'Clock.
During the past week we received
two letters of inquiry. The first in
quirer, asks WHAT is d Staiwart! To
winch We answer For the definition
of the word stalwart consult Webster.
james Blame, was asked, while on the
witness stand recently ut Washing
ton for the political meaning or ap-
phcatlon OF the word ''stalwart." He
said 1t means man who WAS for
Grant for President at the Chicago
Convention. the second inquiry
reads. please, state in the Sentinel
md Republican, in what history 1 can |
ind an account of the meeting of |
Alexander the great, and the nigh |
priest which yon printed some weeks
Igo7 To which We answer; read !,
ne l1th book of the Jewish Anti |
Iultles, by Josephus,
THERE is diversity Of opinion as
20 why Providence allowed President
fairfield to be shot. One man says
hat it was because of the wicked
ness of the nation; another man says,
nat it is because OF SO much Sabbath |
another man says that
{ is because of the wickedness Of the
murderer, but the latest interpreta-
.ion is given by W. b. Thomas of
Philadelphia, who addressed q Dem
,cratic meeting in Philadelphia last
week one night. Thomas said that
1T was nothing more than an act of |
.etributive justice that sent the bull
ct through General Garfield in re
urn for his rascalities in the South
srn Election funds of 1876 Since
hat speech was delivered, a good |
many people believe that Thomas |
should have a plas.er over his |
mouth.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SHERIFF.
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

Editsr Sentinel snd Repubiieas-The poo.
pie Of Juniata, will DO called upon to choose
suitable person to ill the ottics Of Regis
ter and Recorder at the election in Novum-
Der. Allow u to present the name Of 8. B.
Cavsny, Of Patterson as candidate fer the
Republican nomination. Mr.. Caveny is well
known As gentleman ofinteyrity, possess
ing every qualification requisite for the en-
cient discharge OF the ofticc, and if nonlA-
atcd will bs strong candidate.
FAYRTTE.
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TYRONE DIVISION

Trains leave Tyrone for Beu.fspa and
Lock Haven ats 81 N, sOpu. L.,,.
Tyrone fer Curuensvills and Clear,Id AZ
5 80 a IN, So pm
Trains leave Tyrsns for Warrior, y.rk
Pennsylvsnia Furnace and Sceaa s,saes
n and SOPm.
Train, arrive az Tyrsns frou Bs,l..a,,.
and Lock haven at 80 N, and Ss5pu
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Csrr,B,.
vile aud Clearaeld at "a m, m,.anssSsuu
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Ssssis. Wr.
risrs Mark and Penpsyl,apia Furs,s. a,r
30 M, at 2 As n.
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TO THE SIXTEENERS.
of the various
PENNSYLVANIA.


A general invitation is extended
TO all Soldiers Orphan "Si1teeners"
of Pennsylvania, to attend the Sec
ond Annual Reunion, meeting in
Harrisburg, Aug. 16, II and Is, 1882.
There are over 10000 ''Sixteeners"
of the various Soldiers Orphan
Schools, of Pennsylvania, and our
aim is to have all join with us as an
association for mutual benefit.
We organized last August, (25, 26,
and 27.) with over $50 members, who
all unite in expressing, that those
three days were the most enjoyable
of their lives. We are endeavoring
to acquaint all of our meetings, and
urge you to open communication
with all "Sixteeners" whom you
know, on this subject.
Railroad rates over Penn'a R. R.,
Phila & Reading R. r. Del, Lac.
& Western R. r., Cum. Valley R. r.
and over all branch roads under
their management and control, at 2
cents per mile, good for ten days.
These rates can only be procured By
an order from the IS. o. S. of Pa"
Maj. H. F. Spicer, 23d and Parrish
Sts., Philadelphia, has sole control
of railroad ticket orders, to whom
you are requested to address or ap-
ply; he will also give all information
pertaining to railroad transportation.
We are held responsible for all
ticket orders that are issued, and
should any send for them and not
use them they will at once return
| them.
When sending for ticket orders
please state over what railroad OF
branch you desire to come.
Hotel rates are greatly reduced
and all possible arrangements are be
ing made to make all comfortable.
"Sixteeners will please let us know
of their coming as soon as possible
as it will greatly assist the commit
tee on arrangements in their prepar
ations. Please send the address Al
ONCE; by SO doing you will great.
assist us in our endeavors to com
municate with all and also confer {
personal favor. For further informa
ton. address, @. DAY RUDY.
Chief Cor. Sec,
! Harrisburg, Pa
The Democrats of Montgomer,
county met last week, and in thei
resolutions passed by the convention
they called the Psttison State ticke
superb ticket. That is what the
called Hancock in 1880 Superb
ah, yes, superb! Does Pattison wea
corsets?
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1rsvelsrs' Gx.Ss.
PENNSYLVANIA RAuPoAn
tt u f. Ia BILE

tt u k-TABLE
On and after Monday June 5, 1880
nat step at Aiaiin viii run as follow. aa'ai
EASTWARD.
| MIFFLIs AsconxoDAIIos leave. NJ
ANY ~ ~ a. M, and Stopping AZ an lla
! tions between Mifsin ard Har1sha aa'
rived at Harrisburg at 8 20 a. m. ar
| JoHSsrowN Express leaxes a..
a. :oo M, and stopping ct all rau uaay
stations between Altoona ana - s.sf
reaches Miniin At l0.4s a. m. T9efg,
i2.4s p. NJ, and arrives in Pbi,a,la,rsstoars
s.e5 p. n. iphia a;
NAL TRAM leaves Pittshu,, u
SO a. H., Altoona at 2.25 D. m aS Al
ping at all regular stations srriras - :. Nop-
at S.sS p. NJ, Harrisburg 30 n m ia n.a
deiphia Z.s5 q. IN. A' falia-
Aaii Express leaves Pittsburg at1 M
Altoona $50 m Tyrone n nm, IN:
ingoon 70 p IN; Lewistown Q 20 NJ, s,.r
delPhia 2s6 pm. MIA
WESTWARD
AifflN ACCOMMODATIONS leave, Va.
risburg daily At 10. Is a. N. and s,o-.
AL stations, arrives at Mistip at - i1
MAIL TEAIs leaves PhiIsdsIpb;, A.
I.o0 a. n, harrisburg Ills a. ~, a.
iZ.ss p M, stepping At ali staiisp, b.,-a 80
Alniin ana Altoona reaches Altoop, 80 =.
p u, Pittseurg $50 p. 70.
MIFfLIS Acc0HHopArIsy lea,s
burg daily except Sunday at 5 con. N
sto pPing at all stations, arrives Al M;.,.
zoe p. N. a.
Pacific Expressleavss Philad-lpb;. ,,ao
p m; Harrisburg 3 05 m; Dnncar
So m; Newport 4 Is am; NitYin ~,
m; Lewistown 25 am; Mcyevtovn -,
a IN; Mt. Union { ls an; H1nt;D-,
As N; Petersburg W IN; Sp-rc.SN
Is a u; Tyrone 7S4am; B,Tr. Us
6s a m; Altoona SIS u; Pjtt.s.,,
IS pm- "s
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at 11u
m; Harrisburg 8 Is M; Mifriu 4 So,
Lswistown oSP II Huntingdon 6 So,
Tyrone 40 p N; Altoona 2Opm, pi.-'
barg IL 30 pm. ''"-
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REGISTER AND RECORDER.

Editor Seafinsl and Repabiiean-Allow
me to announce the name OF 5. p. Whar-
ton Of Spruce Hill rs 3 candidate for the Of
fee Of Register and Recorder, subject to
Republican usages. Mr.. Wharton 10 .
young man Of good business qualifications
and if elected, would mako an obliging and
efficient officer.
MILFORD.
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LEGISLATURE.

Editor Sentinel snd Repu6L.ean.-PIeass
announce Msjor J. ID. HOW'LL, Of Spruce
Hill, As candidate for the office Of As,enl-
bly,, subject to Republican usages. The
Major is representative man Of the people,
was . good soldier, would be . strong can.
didate and, if elected safe and prudent
legislator,
BEALE.
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LEWISTOWN DIVISION

Trains leave Lewist0wu Junction fa, Nj
roy at "a N. 10 So m, Is pN; I,r
Sunbury at 7 05 m, l 25 pm.
Trains arrive at Lewi,town junction fran,
Aiiroy atSlo a IN, so pm, 50 u; ;rOl
Sunbury at 1929 IL, AS pm.
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Legal Nofices.
AdmInistrator's N0tice.

bTTEkS OF Administration On the es-
Atate Of Elizabeth Fisher, late oi BeaIs
township, Juniats county, Pa, deceased,
have been granted to the undsrsigned, to
whom all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment, those
having claims or demands, will make known
the same without delay.
JOHN KAUFMAN,
July IL, 1882. Administrxter.
Huntingdon Pa,
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Subscribe for the Sentinel s.d Repx5liesn.
1t contains more. and . greater variety Of
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Estate Of Oiirs p. Eofherman, deceased,
EITERS OF Administration on the es-
Alate OF U. p. Kotherman, late Of Mon
roe township, Juniata county, Pa, deceas-
ed, have been granted TO the undersigned,
to whom ali persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment, and those
having claims or demands will maxi known
the same without delay.
W. G. SMITH,
Ad.spisfrator.
july IL, 1882. Thoss Pa,
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Valuable Real Estate ct Private
Sale,

The undsrsignei offers fer ssls, a trss. ..
Ono Hundred Acres, of iand mere Or les.
on which there is & large STONB-BTELL-
ING-HOUSE, in good repair and gss4
BANk-BARN and out buildings aIe
GRlST-AILL three stories hign, he t~s
lower stories Of which arc store, sst ,sF
third frame, with three run of gsos frrBek
burrs, one new ovsrshot wheel, enc rev
iron wheel, and gearing nearly new ,hfoxyr-
oua, with excellent water power. The
land IL good farm land, and in good s.=ts
OF cultivation. The mill has an sxcs.isss
country trade.
This is . very desirable property ans is
situated one mile and ons-fourth sorth-vsst
OF AcAlistervills Juuiata Co., Pa, sad will
be sold on easy terms.
For further particulars please call sa sr
address Jacob Smith, NcAlisterrills Pa,
Or Jeremiah Lyons, AiAiniora Pa, OF
John 3. Smith, Chester Springs, Chester
county Pa
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DWELLING HOUSE,
STORE-ROOM,
STABLE AND OCT-BUlLDlNGS

The above is one Of tho best business
locations in the town, aud very desirable
property.
Ne. =. The undivided 0ns-half Of a half
lot OF ground, situate Oh Path Street, in
said Borough, having front Of IS feet on
Path Street, and extending back Ito feet te
An alley, Ia wing thereon erected
Good Dwelling House.
Also, One Share OF Stock in Perrysville
Bridge Co.
TERMS Of SALE: Ten per cent Of pur-
chase money to be paid on day vi sale, %
per cent. Oh st of January, A. d., 1882,
when deed will be delivered and possession
given; 3Ss psr cent April l., A. d., 1884,
With interest from January !, 1855; 33s
Por cent. OF purchase money TO remain in
the property during the natural life Of Eli
zsbsth Frank, widow of Jacob Frank, de-
ceased, and the interest thereof to DO paid
to be paid to her on the lst day OF January,
A. D., 1854, and annually thereafter on the
lst day OF January OF each year, and ~ her
death the principal to be paid to Joseph
Rothrock, Administrator C. I. q. Of Jacob
Frank, deceased unpaid purchase money
to be secured BY judgement bond and mort
gage.
JOSEPH ROTHROCK.
July 1852. Adm'r Of Jacob Frank decd.
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JURY COMMISSIONER.

Editor Sentinel and Repgslieas-I wslld
present Henry Auker, of Walker township,
to the Republicans OF Juniats county, a. q
suitable candidate fer the ofice Of Jury
Ar. Aucker 10 good BE
publican, bat still not so blind party man
as to do injustice in the relation Of mea for
the jury wheel.
WALKER.
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jUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
]. NBvIN PONEROY, Pres,dent-
7. VAN IRWIN, Ca shier
DIREcToRs
J. Nevin Pemeroy, Joseph Rothrock,
George Jacobs, Philip u. Kepner,
Amos G. Bonsall, Loais Z. Atkinson.
W. c. Pomeroy,
sTscKHoLpBRs
J. Nevin Pomeroy, R. E. Parker,
Philip n. Kepner, Annie NJ. Shelley,
Joseph Yothrock, Jane II. Irwin,
George Jacobs, Mary Kurtx,
l.. E. Atkinson, Samuel NJ. KurtE,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin,
Amos G.. Bonsall, T.V. Irwin,
Noah Hertzler, F. B. Frow.
Charlotte Snyder, John Hertzlor.
u Interest allowed at the ratio of 9 Del
cent. on 8 months certificates, q per cent. or
II months certificates.
jan23, ls7o-tf
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CAUTION NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned agains
IA trespassng upon the lands of the un-
dersigned, in Fayette, Delaware or Walker
township, by fishing, hunting, or In any
other way.
Jonathan kiser c G Shelly
Vim Branthofcr AHKurts
Henry Spieco David Smith
Cstharine Kurts SOwen Evans
John McMeen Teston Benner
ID 3 Dlmm c. Z. Spicher
Il W Smith John l. Auksr
S J Kurts JBGarber
Henry Auker Kaufman
Lucien Dunn JF Dettra
W Hostetler David Hunberger
Jesse Pines Arnold Varnss
Jacob Hoops. Levi X Myers
Nov 3, 1881.
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REPUBLICAN,. TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
STATE.
Fer 0essrsr.
GAG. JAMES A. BBAvIR.
For Judge q the Supreme Csxrf,
WA. HISRY RAwLl.
Fer Lieut.. Governor,
". T. DAVIES.
For See'y y Internal Ifairs,
JONI u. GREER.
For Consrs'sm0a-st-lergs.
4ARRior BRosIgs.
STATE.
For Governor.
JoHH STEWART.
For Judge Of the Ssprems court.
GEOAGs JvSKIS.
Fer Liosfenanf Governor.
Col. LEVI BIRD DuSP.
For Sec'yef Internal .dfairs.
MAJOR GEO. W. NYkRIcK.
For Csnsre''man-at-lsrse.
Col. WILLIAM McNIcHAEL,
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PUBIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

TVhe 9ndersigped, Administrator cun
L tsstamento snnexo Of Jacob Frank, late
OF the Borough Of Patterson, Juniata county,
Pa, deceased, will expose to sale BY public
vendus, or out-cry. 1t the premises IN the
Borough of Patterson, on
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1882,
At O'Clock P. NJ, on said day, the follow
ing valuable real estate, ts-wit;
Ne. /. A lot 0f ground situate on the
North side of Main Street, in the Borough
of Patterson, near tho Pennsylvania Rail
road depot. having front OF 50 feet 0n
Main Street, aud extending back Ito feet
to 40 alley, bounded on the South BY Main
Street, en- the West by lot Of Pennsylvania
X. r., North by Al alley, and East by lot
Ne. =, having thereon erected good
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-09
Complete Stock.
F. l.. GRAYBILL,



Has just returned frsm the Rssesra 0sss
" ith Large and Complete Stock d
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, QUEENs-WARks =
Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Cigars, Tobacco, &C., sc.
Parties will End it greatly to thsir sdrs0-
tase TO call and sec my Stseb and hear ns
Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Stock Entirely New and Fresh
l can accommodate ysu in almost svcss
thing called for in Store Of this kind.
f. l.. GRAYBILL.
Oct. 20, I'll.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-08-05

Somebody says every t-itg-a d.
step u success. This VAL explain
why the oftener seine men tai., tie
richer they become.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-08-05
Young wife from the ei..s,...;;.,s,,,,,,,,s.

Young Vile from the citE.. $50.
dear. shah have thai saacg chick
en- killed Tomorrow. s'Eut, nay
dear, that is tue only rooster we've
got. 4 don't care If ii is: Ire
had my eve On It al along, ana i
hasn't laid III egg since we've been
here"