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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14

SIGN that the creek is deep. Wen mol
say anything TO him, sod ne will think
We wsat hin TO 'unee int, ;hs Water. "
The ices was acted on. Pretty foou
Singleton came along.
s'That's sll right" he yelled when
he saw the men burriedly putting on
their coats 81 understand you. wsnt
me 10 get wet, eh.
He dismountsd, and although the
day was fearfu!iy cold, he took of
his clothes, mounted aud carefully
guiding the horse be entered the stream.
The water wss not more than 8 inches
doep. and when he perceived the cruel
joke he stood up 10 the stirrups and
began to swesr, when his clothes fell
into the water and began to float avsy.
In attempting to reach over and regain
them he fell, and his horse staggering,
stepped on him. HIS rage was terri
&c, and when be srayed hia.self In bis
garments, tie borrowed gun at a
neigh boring house aud chased his op-
ronents fifteen miles, totally forgetting
his appointment to speak.
Thomas Jones, Nj. Carmel, Pa, says: \
uscc Browns Iron Biiicrs effectualIy tor
pain in the SIDE, dizziness aud iudisesIion."
J. If. ID. Kelly, Clerk, and jim
Hewitt, Sheriff, Of Carroll county,
came 10 Atlanta and determined 10
call on Governor Stephens. Before
dong so they took a shave, mad tneir
nair trimmed anu dyked up IN new
suits. Tne hail door OF the mansion
WAS open and the visitors, noticing
two men al the other end of the hail,
walked III. As they passed tne
threshold they bowed aud touched
tuelr hats gracefully. The men ut
the lower end OF the hall did the
game.
"They mctione1 US to go in this
parlor, said Kelly, turning to the
rignt ami waking N Alter sitting
there awhile Hewitt said:
Are you sure tnas fellow told Us
to come IN mere
"1es, sad Kelly "out Ill go
ask MIN again.
As Kelly walked out of she parlor
door LIE saw man walk oIt OF
door on the same side, at tie other
end OF tue nail.
DID you say IN there?' Kelly
asked, beckJniag back into tue par
lor. INSTANTLY the man at the otner
end peckoned uack to the parlof and
heliy reentereu IL.
lie says n9nJ IL here, Jim.
saw Lin ags.nT
Another long wait. At last both
visitors got uneasy ana determined
- try IL again irom the same slGe,
lower down. Hewitt ard Kelly
again mouoned toward the parior.
Irey started back, wnen he.iy stop
pea suddenly. gazed Intentiy ut tue
two men arI tuen SHOOK hIs head
lhe bald headed man down the nail
dld tie same tAlng. lie tnen hited
us ies anu the Oald-headed HAD dId
the same thing.
LOOK mere, Jim, said ne, I'll be
sYsmped II we amt been talking to
ourselves ali the time. That enu OF
the house Is "a looking glass.
And that's Just what IT wss.-At-
lanta Constitution.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14

Mary Ulemuei A,nes says that
when the total abstinence women
called on Garfield, to ask him wbeth
er he intended to exclude wine from
the White House, his manner was
cold snd ung1sciOus, as though he
felt their preseDcs 10 be an intrusion
ana tueir plea an imperlnence. If
a Christian temperance man could
so use rs, what could We expect of \
man OF the word" and here she
meant Arthur, ''who everybody knew
had wine IN his Cellar and ON MS ia
ble, We expected to be snubbed,
and went with fear and trembling.
But they were as much surprised at
the interview with Arthur as they
had been at that with GARFIELD. The
former said, IN the kIndest tones:
Ladies, you know that 1 do not
pretend to be temperance man IN
the sense that you understand the
word l drink wine and give 1t to
my friends, but no less ] feel the
honor done me IN the visit of SO
many good and earnest women de
voted 10 the cause OF temperance.
He also shsd tear or two while p
pathetic speech was being made to
hun: and when somebody remarked
that they ought not to consume any
more Of his valuable time be replied
cor Italy: My time is not so prec-
ions that do not wish TO speak per-
sonallv 70 YOU all So be was in
trodaced to the whole delegation Of
200, and "had each one been queen
he could not have addressed her
with more marked deierence OF tone.
He gave each woman flower, too,
and as she went out ''she felt happy.
however it might be with the tenn
perance cause"
Yen can keep your hair abundant and
glossy, amp ret-in i,s youthful color, with
Psrker's Hair Bslssm.
The experience ef politicians IN cbss-
( ing each other around IN Junists Juriug
during election times is interesting 10
listen too, but none of the narratives
/ that We have ever listened 10 comes up
to the following one told BY the Little
Rock Gazette w hen Colonel Single
ter was a candidate tor Congress from
one OF the mil districts OF Arkansas, be
had rich experience He socs be-
came the butt of his opponents jokes,
aud as there were 10 a>pirsnts ior the
position his lite was IN exaggerated
burden. Uuce when The candidates on
horseback We're going TO meet an ap-
poinimeut of oratorIcal contest. Single
ton fell behind, determining no longer
to submit to their ralliery. The party
passed out of sight, leaving the discon
solsts candidate to his ow0 reflections.
A light rsin had fallen, and when the
party crossed broad, shallow creek
one young fellow conceived the idea oi
joke Suppose, said he "thst We
take off our coats and wait until Sin.
gleton comes IN sight, when We viii
pnt them on. giving to him the impress
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14
TN THE CCgHTS OF PERRI o..
Order Changing ths Tune Of Holding the
Regular FsTnas of Ssrerai Courts Of
Perry C5uaty.

IL - oIdc=od iha, ihe lime of holding the
resaio- Terlos OF he CoaTt. OF CoUniua an
Pietr, t.Ssrier Sessions of tho Petce, Over
s1d Ie-Giurf Ani tTenera. jail Dcilg.ry. ia
aud or ne county VI Perry, in the State
u. Pen 81 iss.ais, g. 50 fnJiltied sld chang
ed thai hereafter Iho time .; holding The
regular Terms OF said Courts be-. AE.i the
ne is hersh, fixed, Is follows, to wit-to
begin
On the (3-il third Mend ~ Of LSSusry,
On the I2nd) second Monday - April,
On the (isi) first Aou.isy oi August.
and Or III, u third Aohd,s OF Soytmb-r
oil each and s.vcry year, unicss asther mod :
itiad and changed. Provided 'h,t this "r
der shall not TAKE effect until the same
shah be published in not less than two
newspapers IN each county % the district
- least thirty days beiure rh- tim, So liked
Tor holding aid Courts. A. s-,vidrd in IN.
Ac, "f Assembly, approved on the 9Sn day
9i April, lcI4
b. he Court;
CHAS. \ BARNETT, Pres't Judge
|. January, 1888
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14

About 30 on the morning of the
lltb Instant quite severe sEooK Of
sn earthquake was teit all through tnis
section OF kentucky. Ii WAS particular
~ sewers IN the neig hborhood OF Reel
ioot and the iaGd In tast vicinity oUm-
menced sinking again. Many cusnges
are said 10 have lakel place aiong :hs
banks OI Reelioot Lake. In Lake 20 :,
Tennessee, q gentleman named Wade,
9ho iIved between the bank and the
hills, iost hIs entlre isrn OF more taan
100 acres. The shock OF the llth
ewOke both himself and family IL was
50 severe that ali OF tnem fed from the
house to the bluffs IN the rear tor safe
ty Only short distance from his
residence they came ACROSS hugh
crack or hssgrs in tue earth GONE teo
feet vide. They hsd no msaus of s-cer-
taiuIng Ito depth In the darkness, and
Mr. W ade aud his sons returned To the
house aud secured pisnSs, which they
threw over II As temporary bridge.
In tue morning the opening was dIscoy
cred to De from ID TO 20 ieet IN depth
The earthquake had sunk all the ground
from the lake shore Nearly up TO the
house, snt also, by 8 peculiar ireak,
thrown lie hugh crack quite around the
premises and swallowed up tho road
With The exception Of n litIle spot on
which the house stands, the whole of
Mr. Nade's farm Is now permanently
added 10 the lake snd Is covered with
water. Bstween 1 sud 5 bundled
acres of adjacent lands are also sub
merged Not lar from Nr. Nsde's
place, ct the time of the occurrence OF
the phenomenon, a party Of bunt.rs
we're encamped The, we're awakened
., the shock and compelled to abandon
all their lives, the .ter came IN upon
them so rapidly. They also we're stop-
ped by the sudden opening in the
ground, and hurrlediy threw narrow
bridge OF fence rails across it. The
aewIy sunk. land lies on the east side
Of the lake. The Assure extends for a
long distance jus, at the foot of the
bluff and varies considerably in Width
snd depth -Peducab News.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14

ID ECTIloi, life issweeping by, 80
hLO l. and dare before you die,
sv.r ..n.pg I'll; ghty and sublime leave De-
hind to cong uer time" so e week IN your
o~n town. s. Quilt Tree. No risk. Every :
thing Jew. Capital not required. We viii
furnish y0u every thing. haoy are making
fortunes. Ladies' make a. much ~ men,
and ooys and girls make great pay. kead-
er, il you wsuI business at Shich you can
make gre I psJ ali the time, write for par
ticulars to u. HAILETr Y Co.,
PortI=is Maine.
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

II. Hood is IT, foundation Of
life, It oircuiates through ever part
Of the body, and unless !, Is pure
and rich. good health Is impossible.
If disease has entered tac system
th- or'a sure ard Guic'. Uai 20 DIVE
i ont Is 20 purify and ennch the
blood.
These Firaglc facts are weN
known, and III highest medical
authorities agree tha, nahtirg hrt
iron will restore the blood - its
natural Condition; and also inst
al the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
sohc. and are otherwise injurious
Brow='5 IEu,; BlT.-Rs viii thcT-
oughly and quickly assir.illtc "ith
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing It, and thus irve tli-SAsc from
any par of the system, Nnd II will
uoi blackcn the teeth. cause head
ache or constipation, and is POI
hvely 'Jst injurious.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14
TYRONE DIVISION.

Trains leave Tyrone for Beilefonte and
Lock Haven AZ 80 II u, 81 p=ra. Leave
Iyrons Tor CurSenss AID Clsartirla at
: 80 IL, ap III.
irsins leave Tyrone for Warriors Mark
Sennsyivspia Furnace and Seo,is At d 80 a
n and 80 M.
TRAIN, arrive at Tyrone FROM Bellefonto
srd Lock Haven at . 80 4 II, Ard Z 80 y n.
Trains arrive NJ Tyrone from. Curwen.-
eihe and Clcartieli 1t : 2t q IN, and j 80 d m
Trans arrive Al Tyrone from Scotia, War.
Eiors Mark and Pennsylvania Furnace st :
20 : NJ, at = 35 p III.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
JUSE 2G,h, 1882

JUSE Goth, 1882.
Tram, isars Harrisburg cs foiio,r,.
For New York vis Allentown, at 90 q. m.
snd 45 p m
For New \ orb via PHILADELPHIA and ssBound
Brook Route" 8 So Z - an, and I45
m.
For Philadelphia, 8 50. ! so. ssoam. IS
snd 10 pm.
For Reading A. ) 20, s 25, 50, s5oau,
10, 90 and 90 n.
For Pot,sviile at 20, so. Q anand
49 and UJ p. IN and via Schuyikiil &
Susquehanna Branch at 4Opru. For
Auburn, 3 10 IL.
For Allentown at ~. I so, Q so NILS
and 90 p n.
The 80 m, aud IS IN trains have
through Cars for New York via Allen
town.
For Allentown and wa stations al ! 20au
FOR Reading, Philadel phi. and way stat! az
at . ~ IN and A. p m.
Trains for EGrr,s6rzs Isars as fo!io,r,
Leave New York Via Allentown at 90 m.
% and . 50 M.
Leave New York via esDound Brook Route
aud Philadelphis : IS a IN, 80, ) 90 aud
90 p M, and l2-c6 midnight, arriving Al
Harrisburg | 50, $50, ? % p. IL, and
IL 10 and . 40am
Leave Philadelphis IT 4 90 945sm., 200,
D 90 and IS . n.
Leave Pottsyilie II. . 90, % a. m. AID 40
pm.
Leave Resuing 2t s so, : 30, IL 61au II,
"a, 10, s%ard 10 % m.
Leave Pottsvi!ic via SchuylllIii and Susque-
hanna Branch, : Is m. and 80 pn.
Leave Ailentova At b 90, 40 4 n,.,.I2 Is.
30 and 8 O5.p m.
SUND.IYS.
Leave New York Via Allentown, =. 8 90 o.
m.-PhilaGalphia At 81 :, N.
Leave Reading al 50 III and 1925 pm.
Leave Allentown At p5 D M.
sTEEa.TON BRANCH.
Leave HARRISBURG Tor Paxton, Loch-
iel, and Stseiton daily, except SUNDAY, 5 %,
40, 80 m, 3a and . 80 n, daily, ex-
crpt Saturday anu Sunday, ) 81 pm, and on
Saturday 0aly, a and 10. pm
Return,as, leave STEELE daily. ex-
cept ouEsiay, lU, Z 80, l0UU, IL 10 am.
iU snd 10 10 pun; daily, except Saiuid8y
and Sunday. 10 p IN, and On SATURDAY.
only, " and 81 p m.
C.. q. HANCOCK
General PGs,'r and T,.cksi -lgsai.
J. Z. WCOrTEN,
GsHsTGi Manager.
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7rayelHs' Gusoe.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
tt VI EFT i BL E

"a Il - II II -
On and after Saturday October G;h 1882
train that stop at Aifain will ran as follow
EASTWARD.
frTTLrs ACCOMMODATION caves NnSa
daily At go a. m, aDc Stopping at al sta
iions between Nifiiin and Harrisburg ar
riyss at Harrisburg at : 20 a. u.
JoESsTowS ExpREss leaves Altoona daily
at 7.so a ~, sLd stopping q all regular
stations between Altoona ard Harrisburg
reaches Aifiiu q, i0.4S a. u, Harrisburg
l2.4O y. NJ, and arrives in Philsdelphis .
S.U5 p. n.
MAIL Ts.Iy leaves Pi;,sburg daily
1893 n. ~, Altoona st 2.25 D. Ia, and stop
ping Al All regular stations arrives a, Mifi IN
81 o IS p ~, Harrisburg ! go ?. El., Phils-
sdelphia II " p. IN.
Nail Express leaves Pi;tsburg at 0Op u
Altoona d 80 p M; Tyrone l. pm; Hunt
IugdOn 3 % = u !; Lewisfswo S2y pun; Nit
fin As pm; harrisburg ii Is pm; Phiis-
delphi. IS pro.
WESTWARD.
SIFfLU AccoxsopArIos leave. Harris
risburg daily at 1915 a. H., and stopping at
all stations, arrives st Mitiiu al l2. 10 =. m
MAIL fRAIS leaves Philadslphis daily At
40 II. IL, Harrisburg Ills u. In., SiftiIu
ri p. H., stopping at all stations between
NIttiiu and Altoona reaches Altoona -, As
p. ~, PIttsbuis $50 p. Da.
AIrFLIS ACCOMMODATION leaves Harris
burg daily except uuday at 5.O0 p. ~, and
sto ppins at ali stations, arrives Al Nifila at
100 y. N.
Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia II 20
p M; Harrisburg % m;- Uuncsnnou q
sS mi Newport Is sm;- AiiilIn . vi q
III Lewis;oSD D 25 AN; McNs, town 90
IN; At. Union Is ami Huntingdo os s
~ nj Petersburg O2 An Spruce creek
10 a III Tyrone { "a a ns1 Bells Nils
% q M Altoona . 10 a nj Pi,tsburs
IS pm.
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at Il O5 a
N; Harrisburg 10 M Nit,ia r 81 Il, :;
Lewisto"n 4 5op n Huntingdon 6 90 pm !;
Tyrone 8 40 p IN; Altoona 20 D IL /; Fits.
Ss'rg n 80 pm.
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SpEER'S
p. j. BRANDY,

1nIs bRANpA stand, unrIyaIied IN this
Country being lar superior ior medicinal
purposes
IL Is \ PURE dIsiilation from the grape
and contains saiuable medicinal properties.
IL has delicate favor, -imils- 20 that sf
the grape, ironi ~hich u is distilled, and =
ia gIest issor among firsi-clsss families.
See iha;~ the signature OF ALFRED
SPEER, Pas sale y. J., Is over .hs cork uf
each bottle.
Sold h. L. Banks. Aud By drugsists
every y here.
Sept. i3-lSo2.
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LEWISTOWE DIVISION

Trains leave Lewistowu Junction Tor Mil
roy At . 30 a III, 10 90 m, - p III for
Sunbury AZ : t5 N, | % ? IL.
Trains srriye AZ Lewistown junction from
Ailroy at 10 i N, 80 pm, 80 pun from
Suneury at 10 % II, 4 10 pa.
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State Of PeaaD Perry CoHafy, a-:
|, 4. Is. UROS IL. ProGhohosdry oi the
Court oi Common eisss, and Clerk of the
Quarter Sessions of the Peacr and Over
and TcrmIn-r. 60, do hereby certify thar
the foregoing il = true cops of this cFier of
Court changing the time OF holding tho
regular terms oi The several Courts of Per
~ county aioEeslid, rs the same remains
on file ana is of record in my oh:e.
In testimony whereof herennto set my
hand and sffix the seal Of ssid Court. at
Bloomfeid, tais 2fth day Of January, A. D.
1883.
A. 3 GROsE, Prothy, &c.
Jan. -, 1858. FEB AT
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Saved his Child.

~ y, Eu,sT St. B-l;inerc, M.
CD. =, ',>N.
Gents Upon the reeoIa-aes.d>-
ton OF = friead ] tired BsoDN's
IHox rrrrEss az 4 tonic and r--
s,orstive f9T ny daughter. phon
wzs thoroughly convinced was
wasting away zith Consumption.
Having lost tA--e dan ghters By he
terrible disease. under the care of
erninezt physicians. WAS 10th 70
believe that Anything could arTest
the progress Q. the disease, but, -
ny rrs-;surpriss. sefore NV dscsh-
ter had taken enc bette OF BBovS's
IsoT BErTEss, she began to mend
and row IS quite restored 10 former
health. a filth daughter began TO
show siSrs OF Consuap,ioa. ard
uhea TIE physician was consulted
he quickly said "Tonies were re-
CURED :" and when Informed that
the elder sister was taking DEovSs
IgoS BITrERs, responded THAT Is
Z good tonic, t,ke il"
ApoRS1 PsPtFs-
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CAVTIGN NOTICE.

A Ii. persons are hereby cautioned
n against fishing OF hunting, gathering
bs,ries. or crossing felds. or in any other
way trespsssiuS on the laads OF the under.
signed
Js Krsrrr.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14

BRov-N's Iron BITTERs effectual-
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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Legal.
Adninistra.ar's Notice.

7 ETTkRS TkSTAAENTAkY ON THE
L. of Mrs. CsihIrinc Stine, late
termsnagh township, IuEista ccupty de
crasrd, having oeen granted To- the under
signed. all Persons .:.dehted to said estate
are requested e. make pas mcn,, and those
having claims or demands are requested 10
make known the sSIne without delay to
SAMUEL SINE. Administrator,
Roland, Center Co., Pa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14

FkARs sre felt in New Mexico that
an Indian outbreak is soon TO take
plaoe.
! Clebgrne, Texas paper, says /;
Several parties IN this city gratiied
their curiosity this week in walk
half mile south of town to visit per
haps the largest cat ranch If Texas,
or for that matter, in America. The
cats, We presdme, are the property
OF Colonel B. J. Chambers, II the
summer OF 1881 the wheat on the
farm was threshed and a considara-
be quantity OF straw was eft in rail
pens. They have multiplied until
now at least 500 cats, black, white,
yellow, gray, spotted-in fact every
color known to tbs feline tribe, to
ssy nothing Of kittens-can be seen
with but little trouble by visiting the
pens.
WAsaIxdToS, d. @, was interested
in t7.o weddings, last week 4 dsugh-
ter of ex-Sscrstsry Blains was mar
riad- 4 daughter of Attorney Gen
eral Brewster WAS married. While
gong TO the church, 70 attend the
marriage oi the latter, President Ar
thurs carriage containing himself
and daughter was run into by a car
risge In the rear, and the pole OF the
latter broke through a panel, bit did
not strike either OF the occupants.
On his return from the church, now
ever, the wheels of President Arthur's
carriage became locked with those
OF several others, and, finding that
his already damaged vehicle could
not be sxtricated without long delay
the President abandoned it and walk
ed home, with his daughter, through
the rain.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14

Forbid intoxicating uo>Irums and use
Parker's Ginger Tcnic In your ismily.
This delicious rem siy never intoxica;es, is
4 true b.cod and brain food, and aiding all
the yitsl fuuctons never tails To inyigorste.
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Sale Bills printed on short nOiice at the
Office OF the Seaf,nei ani Republican.
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Jedson Hunt, paper and envsl-
ofes,
r. iiiiar, Mann, docSrts &c.,
7. l.. Hutter, fvr assessment,
registration and other blank
books,
Hon. Charles A. Barnett, 900
copies Of Instructions ter
Grsnd Jurors,
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s-Iners ami others desiring = grntrsl,
lucrative syrncy pnsinos't by which s. to
SO dsy cen b. edrae2i send address st
once, on postal, 10 II q. WILs S>os & Co.
% and l91 Fulton StrseI, N ~ York.
Dec. .2G-S2 6m.
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L. j. SHERRY. .

The p J. SHEkkl Is a vine OF Super
ior Character ai,d partakes oi the rich qu.i-
ities OF ti.e grape from which It Is made.
For Purity, RIchnrs-. Flavor and M,dicIual
Properties, 1t 1t viii De found uuexceii.d.
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RECEIPTs & EXPENDITURES
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COUNTY OF JUNIATA.
RON yAxrAar !, 1882, TO JANUARY l. 1888
To tbs Honorable the Jsdgss Of the Css,f Of
Commos Piece Of Jyslata Cosnty, Pa.:

To tbs Honorable the Jsdsss Of the Css,t Of
Commos Piece Of JssIata Cosnty, Pa..
The undersigned, Auditors of the coun-
~ OF Juniats, elected and sworn according
TO law, 10 audit, settle and ADJUST the sc-
cou1ls OF the Treasurer, Sheriff and CON-
mrssion-rs Of the said county of JuuIsia,
respectfully report that we met in the Au-
dirors Oftice, IN MIitiiniown, on the first
day OF the month, aud after careful ex-
animation OF said accounts, We hnd them %
be ss follows, from the FIRST DAY Of January
1882, 10 the ir-t day of January, 1888, the
Treasurer tor the year, Jacob Lemon, Esq,
pursuant 10 notice being present AT this
settlement;
lSS2. JACOB LEMON, Treas'r. DR..
Jan. |, To balance from J. n.
Kms, l.tu Treasurer, 4ss Al
Jan. !, To outstanding taxes, 1928 IS
- " ." tsx-s levied Tor the
year 1882, l5I73 81
Dec. 81, TO cssh received from
sale bonds curing the year, 2OeS5 OO
Dec. ii. To verdict isos, 81 W
To.oI SSJ2sS IA,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14
SPGERS PUTT GRAPE VINE |
FOUR TE.ARS OLD.

TJHlS CELEBRATED HArIyE WINE
Il ;s made RON Inc juice Ct the Opurto
G.apd, s4i,ed IL tais eOuutry. Its InyA-
liable.
T5ale Ean STRENGTHENING PROPERTIES
are unsurpassed Q, any O.her Native Wine
B-irS the pure li'Ice Ui tGe Grape, produc-
ed under Mir. Spv.r's own personal super
visIon, Ills puEIJy liz geHriaehvss, are guar
sntred. Tue Youngest child may parIaS-
OF it, generous qualities, aud tne weakest
iu, .liG III, u to sdSAhtasr. It is p-rt.cu-
lariy b,n-hcisl to IN, aged ana dsbIiiased,
sud suited TO the various aIlmenIs ths,. al
ect The ~csknr sex. IL is ia every respect
A WINE To BE RELIED DN.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-02-14

Miscellaneous.
lsaac IL. "a oshch, evai ivr Jed $50 -
began, " eia..rr aud ncNeen>
COu,I! AUDITORS, 81 70
J Miner McDUnsu4, Recording
Co., otnc.rs uouas, 20 90
" Ia. n. hO1svIe, postage and
box rvU,, 10 CT
lnouiae OrO-seI and Others, Per
cent Iur eou-cuns lsx !D io.s
and isev, l2s ss
Abraham + arIner aud others, per
cent ior coi.ecti"g Tax la ieoi,. 'SS of
los. r. yus...Iuys, ,otvuosr.paer, 23i ~
,. a. L0GuvB, NVu4G Ur.cr a. ~
4 EaaCIscus iia.o"Sre 90, @er-
cn2nuIsc IOr OVur. HOUSE, al "a
! .hn tUor.rusu and oIhvTs, oUarc
ing survrs, ~ oo
}. v NIX, late Co. Treasurer,
tax GA 10. bonde, loO 81
ID. y. GUNIe, Treasurer lruIsta Go.
asrcu.,urAl oocivs,, lvo %
heAA,u. 8 Dot., cosi 1or Court
H0Gss aua ssii. lfo 70
ID. X. barton, over paid lax, 90
yaIies ~. urobIuser aud otners,
suOslug 20. orugcs, 20
Jun commissioners, 6l w
Jury Cv,unussiUneTs' clerks, ~ w
10 sILail oravis xlaOubUeS 10 1o %
Total, sisoo %
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