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PRIVATE SALE.

The DWELLING HOUSE now occupied
by Mr.. +. q Patterson at Academia. The
house Is conveniently arranged, and pleas.
pD'iy located. 1t contains eight rooms,
~i,h Cellar, garret and pantries. Il is with
in two minutes walk OF the Presbyterian
chuIc b, ahd convenient to mlll. store and
schools. 1t has good sized garden, largs
cistern and Ice-house. For terms and fur
ther particulars, address
ARs. L. T.. PATTERSON,
Academia, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-07
SHORT LOCALS.

BRaHhackilg politicians.
Valentines are In circulation.
Read tle receip5s aud expenditures.
Fourteen inches Of ice on the river
Many PEOPLE were in town on Sat
lrday.
Miss Mary Christy is in poor
hsalth.
The.;oe passed down the river on
Monday
Peopi. tnst are without cold are
lolesULas
Ths supreme moment OF your life
vii be ,:bs last one.
Fridsr was ground hog day : did
it see its shadow?
Heck is selling boots and shoes at
cost Ses his pllce list
Write communications only on
ons side OF the paper.
Heck sails tie Jack Richardson
boot for $500 per pair.
Tie Boston Globe says, Save us
frOG our mproyements.
JC. Crawford, Will open a new
store at Reed Gap, IN the spring
4 reading room and pubic library
is to be instituted N Hollidays5urg.
a State Temperance convention
viii nsst at Harrisburg on Thurs
day.
Tbs haas bansls in the country
have been sleighIng and serenadlng
each 0tha:
The 18th annual encampnent Of
the g. A 4. WAS held at MIlkesbar-
Re last week
Lew HHakman, of Reading, has
bet sou that lac can eat two ducks II
ds? for week.
Heck Is selling his winter stoci- OF
boots and shoes AT ,e2sI. Drop in,
and see for yourself.
Mr. Caroline Ada2l, of Walker
township bad sza ann severely hurt
bTa fall from a sleigh.
The ih5w or Saturday and Sunda:
sau.ed great food. in tie streams IL
Western Pa, AMI IN Ohio.
kt tho present tine ii locks as if
tie Leeitiaiure intends TO sneivs the
ltakl5I;Uy liquor question
Gsaeral Grant is again spoken of
In conneciinn with ths Re lublican
domination / Or President III 1854.
You can buy the only original
keystone kip Soot at Eecks shoe
store for 1925 former price $500.
There Ia q run,or aGosa that the
Orick Presbvteris Us church building
In this place. viii i,oCn be opened as
Preaching placs.
Heck still makes to- order the very
latest styles of shoes and boots,
and ont Of the gery best stock, lhat
can be bought
4 Atiin connty man drove to NC
'e!tovn in sleigh, with a lot OF
produce 10 sell on Sunday a week
he had lost count OF Sunday.
You can buy a pair of Jack Rich
ardSon kip boots. at Hsck's Boot and
s6oe Store for $500; former plice
1850.
a sou Of ". P. MendewhalI of
Aswistown, few days ago bought
spnt Of peanuts, and ate them the
ne1t dsy the bog died.
Henry Auker, has added q lot of
'hfiity shotes to the herd of live
STOCK that he viii sell at public out
cfy on the 18th OF tiis month.
oes Heck's cost price list of boots
snd shoes. No funny business about
~ ne means cost, and is selling for
eOa Drop in and see for yourself.
a protrscted meeting in the Meth
ooist ehalch of Port Royal, has re-
suited IL bringing almost one Lun
ufsd people into the church.
Ii you have any doubt about Heck
seNhng boots and shoes at cost, Just
-eop IN, and see for yourself, and
''a vii fsi that such lie the case.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-07
DO NOT FORGET.

Do not forget that at Hesss Pho
togrsph Gallery you Can get any
small picture enlarged for 10 eeets.
Also anything that IS made in Pho
tography, you can get here done up,
in first class style. Ali the latest
style pictures, such IS Cards, Cabin
cts, Prcmenade, Pannei Boudoir,
sc, &c. Frames of al kinds cheap.
The Franklin Repository talks
business to its subscribers, as follows
We again request those who wish to
escape paying some cosss to remit
what they owe US as soon as possi-
bic. If you e2nDot pay ali. pay part
Those owing for subscription will
receive a marked paper to-day, and
we earnestly hope they will comply
with our request. The longer it is lot
stand the more there will be to pay
in the end, and no reduction Will be
made. Remember this.
.sOh." said Daisy to her mamma,
Il was in the parlor Last night, be-
mind the sofa, when the preacher
came to see sister Kate. and they
did set up too close for anything. all
tbe preacher said: Katie dear l luv
Won. and Kate said. 90. oo. an then
tbe preacher kissed her right smack
in the mout, en- said: Dear Katie,
how good the Lord is to Us poor,
s;nrers an Katie said: 800, 90, an
tben-an' then" well, said her
mamma, "you wicked child you!
wicked child, what did you do!
"W'y mamma, 1 felt SO good, l blurt-
ed right out. '.let us play, an you
ought to have seen EN- jump. New
Haven Register.
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Remember, that for this sea-

kemSUIDtI. tilit lOl tfiiS Sed-
son only, the Job Department,
Of the SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN,
will turn out bills. for sale of
Personal Property, at lower
rates than ever before. A re-
duction of 30 per cent will be
made, after this date on bills
printed at this office, and a no.
ttice of the time of sale, in the
paper, will be inserted gratis.
Parties having their bills print
e5 elsewhere, can have a notice
of their sale inserted in the
SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN, for
Scots and upward to suit the
length Of the notice.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-07

Ihs Nebraska msu elo arur. IA.
WHO cut Oh cOid nisn, sis.i.- Ter
10 free2e ber toes ~ u.1if ..s .,.,
bed To be amputateu, Sas t4If=d qua
toatbsfed b. n,s GeishoOIs
"h'ie Georgia mau nss pIc8iLg .
eunoh oi grapes, nghtuinp struck hIm
aua kiiiVc niin. his iast words w.re,
"tneJ are souf, anyway"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-07
walnut Leaf Hair Restsre,

Ii is entirely different from sll others.
Ii 10 IS clear IS water, and. as its name in
dicafes, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restor-
er. II will immediately Tree the head from
all dandruh, restore gray hair to its natural
has fallen oft IL does not IN any way affect
the health. which Sulpher, Sugar Of Lead
And Nitrate Of Silver preparations have
done. II viii chsnge hight nr faded hair IN q
fen days tn a b-aatiful glossy brown. Ask
your diuggIsi for il. Zach bottle is war
ranfed. SdiTH. KLINE s. CO., Whols-
sale Acents, Phiadelphis, and HALL &
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption
BY simple remedy, is anxious to max,
known TO his fellow sufferers the means oi
cure. To all who desire it, hr will send ,
copy ef the prescription used, Qree ot
chsrge,) With the directions tor preparing
and using the same. which they will find a
sure Cure Tor CouGHs, COLDS. CoSsUxPr
ION, ASTHMA, BRoscHITIs, &c. Partie:
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-07
Miscellaneous.

G1OA week made at home by the in.
- Industrious. Best business now be-
fore the public. Capital not needed. We
will start you. Men, women, boys and girl.
wanted everywhere to work for US. Now
is the time. You can work in spare time,
or give your whole time to the business
No other business will pay you nearly as
well No one can fail TO make enormous
pay. BY engaging at once. Costly cuff, and
terms free. Money made fast easily and
honorably. Address TRrB & Co.
Augusta, Maine.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Philadelphia Markets, february 8, 1883.
Wheat 81 .0S to LIS. Rye 65c- Corn 60c to
6Ic. Oats sic TO 49c.
Butter lsc 10 3sc. Eggs l6 to 3Sc.
Eggs l6c to 2Scts. Chickens, hens, l3 to
lie. Cocks TO I0c.
CIoverseed lie to I2c per pound. wool
to sc.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-07
Special .Not,ees.
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~This Lecture should be in the hand, ,
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Special inducements are offered you BY
the Burlington Rosts- It will pay you 70
read then advertisement 10 bs fsvnd s,,e-
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IL you wish to buy real estate, consu
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PRIVATE SALES.
Large Farm at Private Sale,

Inc Valuable / arm Of the helIs OF Will
tam O~vs"H, deceased, is offered tor sale.
Ii is located III the fertile valley OF Tusca-
roIs, Juniats county, Pa, Que and has
niiies west OF Academia, containing 24O
Acres OF prime limestone land. ali ia cul-
tN aiIon, except iU acres ui Timber. Build
ings good, Larss Mansion House, Bank
Barn, l0Ux5O feet; Wagon Sheds, Corn
Cribs, Hog Pens. Good spring ana Sr~:ng
House, aud all other outbuildings, also other
springs anu runniIg water; Two Orchards
bearing choice fruits. 1t is well located
near tO churces, schools, mills and stores.
The land Is well adapted TO grain and grass
aud tor making money ior rev owner, as i,
well known, II did for many years for its
former owner. Price will be reasonable,
and time given 10 suir purchaser.
For terms, &C., call on James b. Okeson,
Pleasant View, near the farm.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-07

GEORGE w. HECK,
Bridge Street, Mifflintown, Pa.
Jan. 5l-SS-ti.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-10
From M. G. Willard.

DETROIT, MICH, Aug. :, 1885.
From this most beautiful city in the I'm
ion, which is growing apacc chiefly by rca-
son OF its manufactures, ] will drop you II
few notes of my trip. Perhaps ! should not
write at all, but | want to say that | am
proud of Minnesota, as compared with other
States ! have trayerscd. OF course ! mean
Southern Minnesota. Her crops were the
best hive seen anywhere. In Wisconsin
crops are much smaller; in Illinois not much
different, only not So forward as with u.s.
The same is true in Michigan, except that
many of the oats are badly rustcd.
Nome Of these other States have the capa-
biiities of Southern Minnesota. Either the
soil is poorer, like much of Wisconsin and
Michigan, or ii is cold and wet like consider
able al Illinois. Minnesota is II magnificent
STATE. From Mankato to jhc bluffs of the
Mississippi II rich SOIL and almost every acre
capable of high cultivation. But ii lacks
the great dairy farms of Illinois, yet il
should not lack them long, Tor these are
comparatively new, rs the dairy interest in
Illinois is still young. Chiefly within ten
years ii has paid of the mortgages of these
Illinois farmers, built them magnificent
lie drain, and eIS' hied many of them to 20
into the towns tn lake life easier and educate
their children.
As some of my Sunday School scholars may
read this, wiii say that went To- the rich
Fourth Presbyterian church Sunday School
of Chicago, in the morning. l found less
life and less numbers In the main school
than we have. The primary department
was well conducted, but there were not
quite So many little girls, ana not more than
hall So many little boys rs we have. The
Asst. Supt said the S,Ipt. was ont of town,
and great many of the teachers ana pu-
pills. In the aft, rnoon went To Mr. Jacobs
great tabernacle Sunday School, and l was
almost sorry at one time, for the Supt. gave
me class of tough boys to teach,- boot
blacks and newsboys. One, Il great strong
boy Of ten or twelve, couldn't read, and act
cd very badly. When ! asked him about
the cities { 4 refuge he said he knew what they
were, for he had been To the House of Ref
ugc himself for five years. Poor boy, he
didn't stay long enough.
hope you don't have such cold weather
in Minnesota. 4 whole train load of us
coming into Detroit early this morning,
came near freezing to death! Not exactly,
but we were fearfully chilled, oven in oyer
coats and would have suffered had not the
train men built II fire for us to thaw out by.
People hereabouls fear they'll have no corn
crop this year.
will try to write again soon. but perhaps
To the RerictO, what know about Elgln and
Its Dairy Board Of Trade, and the outlook
for one at Mankuto. NJ. q. WILLARD.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-10


Farmers are docking to town after wire
for harvesting. Notwithstanding the rain
wheat looks good and bids fair for the pro
missed crop.
Work on Trocndc's store is progressing.
Mrs. Hugh Quinn and Mrs. ID. Fitzpatrick
are sick.
Mrs. Geo. Johnson, of Good Thunder, visit
cd town recently
Two more marriages spoken of, more
he rcaitcr.
There is Al first class painter in town, stop
ping ut the Maplcton House.
Mr.. VIM. Prohl died Wednesday, Aug. Sth,
of cancer in the stomach.
Rev. Mr. Liscom, T.. Il. of this district
preached here Monday night.
Mr.. Edward Shaw, druggist from st.
Paul, is visiting his uncle Mr.. Osas llealy, of
Grapeland.
Another law suit next Monday, - boys
disturbing Free Methodist meeting in old
Mapleton.
Rev. Mr.. Abrams offers his huusc, lot aud 1,
span of horses for sale.
Mrs. W. ID. Sprague was taken suddenly i'll
last Saturday while in town and couldn't be
taken to her home, which ~ six miles wcsi al
here. She has been sick nearly awcck now.
are i'm MapIeton. Herb" is looking after
his crops and his wife is visiting relatives
and friends.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-10

DAKOTA does not propose to he de.
prived of the Chit of self-government
rs guaranteed liz the ates,simply he.
cause Democr;ltic Glibu sterers re
fused her admission into the Union
The plan is now To call convention
adopt constitution and declare Da
kota Il State, without waiting for q
doubtful Congress to act upon the
question. This seems ut first revOlu
tionary. but the leaders of the move
mrnt claim to have precedents in AR
kansas, which declared herself q
state five months before Congress
voted her admission, and in Vermont
which pluckily asserted her power
and acted Independent of the United
States government for some time
From the general sentiment Il:
CLEANED from Dakota exchanges, it j.
likely this independent government
will he formed. This done. and some
interesting constitutional question:
will no doubt he brought up for deci
sion.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-10
Cambria Gleanings.
lToO late for last week.

lToo late for last week.
Rev. l.. =. Davies arrived last week.
Miss Jennie Williams, of Cambria, Wis, is
visiting with Mrs J }. Edwards, CORTLAND.
Harvest, harvest everywhere. Before
these lines appear in print many of our farm
crs " i'll be through cutting. The prospect
for an abundant yield is good.
W. l.. Jones, David Price, Mark Daucr, ID.
j. Williams and Alb. Thomas have purchased
each new self-binder.
Our political friend, VIM. }. Williams, takes
pride in being IN accomplished horticulturist
as well ~ II shrcwd ana fearless politician
as his garden abundantly testiiics.
j. l.. Evans & Co. are putting the finishing
touch ON very line and spacious house they
have recently erected for }. Johanas.
j. j. Edwards, our famed, square dealing
merchant, does Il very extensive trade in
butter and eggs this summer.
John l.. Evans. Nathaniel Row lands and
Rcinhnrt, contemplate greetings SsOoo saw
mil! in the vicinity of the Minnesota river
the coming winter. Such mill is much
needed here, andrhc enterprise Is sure tn
prosper in the hands of such II widc-awake
firm as Evans, Rolands q Rcinhnrt
Miss Mary Ann Hughes has finished taking
a course Of lessons on the piano at New Ulm.
She has made u marked progress In that
branch, and has begun giving lessons
PHOENIX e
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-10

TUE Republicans of Iowa, usually
rather letharglr over politics, being
so largely in the majority, are wide
awake This year. The State Central
Committee announce for campaign
speeches some Of the strongest names
in the state, including those of
Senators Allison and Wilson, Hon.
W. L. Hepburn. Gen. A. j. Baker.
Hon. Jno. "A. Kasson, Judge &. &.
Cole and Hon. ID. Il. Henderson. The
Republican and Democratic candi-
dates for Governor of that state will
also take ii hand in stirring np the
political pot. and to that end will
hold joint discussions. Iowa will
show il clean Republican sweep Us
usual, and with about the usual ma
iority, notwithstanding their deter
mination to see the will of the MAORI
~ acquiesced in on the amendment
question.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-10
Good Thunder.

j. q. Graham is expected home saturday
DR. Rowe has concluded to leave Good
Thunder and locate at Minnesota Lake.
Ed. WIN. Il. Kerr, Congregational ministc,
will preach In the Baptist Hail at , O'Clock p
m, Sunday Aug 18th.
&. H. Clarke has been very sick for several
days, but under the care of DR. Rowe, re-
covered very quickly, ana was seen taking a
walk Tuesday m brIing.
George Ross, one Of the early settlers al
Lyra, but no has for the past fourteen years
lived in Kansas, is here visiting with his old
friends.
Harvesting has been somewhat delayed 10y
the rain on Monday and Tuesday, still most
OF the farmers are getting well.
a. e. Wood was in town Tuesday morning
and reported two hundred acres of his whca;
cut and shocked.
Mrs. X. X. Shatboldt, who has been visiting
her friends here, started to return home
Thursday G.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-10

Harvesting is progressing finely, although
a light rain gave the farmers lay-off Of one
day. We think the rain did no damage t.
the gTpin
The Free Methodisis were somewhat DIS
turbcd last Sunday evening IN 'neir heetihg'
by some of the boys. The law TOOK look
into the affair and probably peace VIII be
preserved hereafter.
Cattle buyers have again been around ana
although beef is low, yet ii seems an easy way
of maxi np money. to sell it even at such fig
ures.
The Mapleton correspondent warns Ben
hay-,lad not To chew any more Mapiefon
items. Ben says in reply that owing t"the
irregularity of Mapleton correspondence one
Of the citizens of that place requested him to
mention the game of base ball in the items
and being always ready t" oblige, he did 81.
The Y. p. M. l. society was largely attended
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-10
Change in Rate of Postage.

On and after the LIST of October, 1883.
the rate of postage oh domestic mail mat
ter of the first class will he reduced from
three cents to two cents per half ounce or
fraction thereof, as provided by the act
of Congress approved March 3rd, 1883.
The Department has adopted new
design for the two cent stamp-thc head
of Washington in profile, from lloudon's
bust, being placed on Il plain tablet /;
above the oval surrounding the head are
the words United States Postage" and
underneath the tablet are the words
1.-Two Cents. y The stamp will he print
ed i'm metallic red. The embossed stamps
on the two cent stamped envelopes will
also bear the head of Washington. A
tour-cent denomination of postage
stamp and stamped envelopes, TO cover
double postage under the new rate, will
also be issued. The design embraces
the head of jackson, similar to that on
the present tw"-ccht s'aihl's ana en-
velopcs.
The Department VIII revise the
schedule oil prices Oh stamped envelopes
by disseminating the thrce cent ehyei-
opes ard substituting two ana Tour cent
envelopes as may he necessary. The
price al inc 'hV''opts, however, cAciu-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-10

THE Chicag" Neps recently sent in.
quiries to prominent men throughout
the country to learn of the feeling
toward President Arthur's admins
tration. Replies were received from
nearly every state, expressing the
highest commentator of the l'rt 81
dent. Senator Sabin and Congressman
Wakefield and Nelson, of this State
spoke warmly of the Presidents poll
cy. There has been Il wonderful
change in public sentiment since Mr..
Arthur succeeded to the Presidency,
and should he continue to do as well
to the end of his administration, his
choice rs the Republican leader in
1884 would probably be received us
well by the people rs the nomination
Of any one of those now mentioned as
possible candidates.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1883-08-10

PICKLED pork is now the particu-
lar phase in the metamorphosiso of the
American hog which has attracted
the ire of the German authorities.
The fine uf 500 marks to which II
captain of il Vessel arrived from
America atBremen with part cargo
of picked pork now subjects him.
self by not nothing the authorities
of the quantity he had aboard seems
a strange special penalty. Why the
ordinary Custom House papers
should not he sufficient, AMI why spc-
cial enacments should he needed on
this particular subject, rs if picked
pork were Il new and dangerous kind of
dynamite, may he made clearer when
the great hog question is discussed in
the next Congress.