or MPtbr. 4. , if paid if not Pid Wlthin .. i..rtd at 60 i-.rt-.fllicu. 'n1 J' r.. rich motion. notice, in loc.1 col- ,,: lirt tor 'n insertion. ' K.m.'tfto tho. desinnt: TIKMS. n lit ninm !' ,, ,, id"17 1 . i n. ...... in t t the J. x-'oi Con.m'ttee are aieet OB jay ? transact .:nriii:ii and Ut7 . - ( b- breuglit oeiorej JAMES McAl'LEY, Chairman H0RTLOC.1LS. ik tell big t stories. . t. t "ivc ire f 3 - jjnurn inp an heiress." to be uiu- ...:""' r;' -itar. S .l it ... ar ... i:,v F:r. . . -a' i v.z in took in t'ue Stat Fair last rslutini! ri;ik was opera nt Port Uoya', is on Mr. -B-iiler visited biaine ia New : Young lives in Ever- (, .1 t' ncS: i" suow in New lirutis- fiisl H -o!.--ic.i the number .P Ffi-v .. i : : ; wpa w.ts out on the :i oi S;uTjy evening. c j-Li'r of t':is b oV'i Everett :. i (1 ffii'i 1" ise cnurcu. lirtit a car load of cattie r tv ) tli tfs tanks !" t;hvif"3i l'-e west a Jew days agi. i W".:ner. ct Uarr'burj, ia ch-rmAirv YiiW Acadeinv. I'cinx ';v :t. piwer sni theaur t trf. disappear uiighty ;'. rroui iy ' ;- -u:is ill hold their re ,:e- vi October, at Ne- tr. VI It. i-T-rtv thnTil people were Hrowned tCii- ' J -tt "t'r 'n curtain river re r:i. i! A; f Tmbett, kta gone to j!-'. i' ?wf '; i-:! oi bvuat in MiiitlB TN -T ..-a-icr. n rreanier" is report'.! . b::ii:es. tfnyd lor tie la-t WJni-iay mnrr.trg. rslffii; bartie with Dou- :.i'r..:i j -it . d ia tfcs Lead j '.'k, noil of . II. Fasiek ou lie V. Ti A' piv ttiil-;nt -went to tte rail rit :-,-:r iviiow &tudeuu jT lor IT.u- S'.uiary. Cife'.rri wis afraid tc say yes or no on : t 'iZ -sticn, S"i lie sahl nethin, t-i--l li'lito. Pr:.'i- - T mean w eoiuj-iled io c!os Jirl' ! ""ediii-aia, ou abeyant of v.as rii.klt. ' f rain on Saturday, .'. si ui: it iii -ii the fac: that lhv u.-i itiUorry a'es. ivx- jf It.? grcuT-.l i.;a.-d to t'le Set- b aritv! f-:i: ra'road ia ilirtu cauu- SijirKitendc. t Actian is visiting the el-vis. Ki i'repse to Tisil -s df.riii tue t-T;u. Tbt Est:t;:.;d m Gi'tbeaayi thattlie mule T.tri i i; ia the f'.-ld in thateaunty to isri-pt he Ke; aUiean party. The l-'.:o!i Il.iuii.'o:i Watchnta is an ttrit;jiv(ir:e for t"ie e?tjbiibu?ut of m -itu" inNwroa lli:uilton. ;Ti-rr "iirst gun" businesa in the j3j Ve inn at aad Maine. It"a nwro Joseph Webster, a carpenter while at work on the Mexico bridge was knocked in. to the river a distance of 32 ft but was able to go to work in half an hour after the aeodxnt. Vigorous health ia man's finest estate. If weak and nervous, aend for circular and tree trial package of Pastilles a radical cur. Harris Kerned; Co., St. Louia, Mo. Sp. -?4. The way the Democrat and Register is going on about George WiUon as a candi dal tor County Treasurer, a stranger would think that the Democrat and Register is bis opponent. Siace the Democratic party took to wear ing high necked dressea with long sleeves, there is no length she will not go for re form and the ofhees Washington Repub lican (Rep.) The genial I'lett will not be elected to to the office ol Frolhonotary. The people do not propose to, fill the local otheca with Inwyers. Mr. Meiuiuinger will be the next I'rothoiiotary. It is said that a place has been discover ed on the mountain near the boundary Hue ot Ferry and Cumberland counties where stolen horses are concealed till it ia safe to move them larlher. The f nest fertilizing drill in the market can be had from Kennedy &. Doty for They also keep constantly on baud Ammo aiated Fhosphate, Dissolved Bone and Fure Raw lion. Jnl? 21 18t4, tf. The U'a'i that holds onto his tobacco and beer, and cuts bis family off from a good houie uewuii-r is oonomizing ll the wroug way, it is ibe old saying of p-tiny wio aud pouud loolish put into practice. There was a great Republican demonstra tion in Philadelphia, on Tuesdiy evening, 'JO odd thousaud plumed torch bearers were in line. LlaMie was there at the meeting at tU.- Lui n !.rs.'i;e building on liroad street. Jealousy cauied Mrs. Thomas Martin to put a bullet I rum a revolver in her hus band's head at miduigh! last Thursday w hile they lay in bed in their bouse inaClear!ie!d towu. Mrs. Mtrtm wai arrasted aud put in jail. If the Deuiocrvy u i.l withdnw Cleveland ai:d run Belva I.ocka-ood, most of the wo men w iil be with them lor Be! a promises in her letter of acceptance to m.;e a lair dis tribution of :r.icca to women as well as j Mr. Ilesdricks, democratic candidate for the Vic Presidency, was on a tra:n of cars It Wudsirsday that wa wrecked by a brok en rail ne.ir Farmer city, Illinois, t Hit '2U pee-j-ks were hurt, but Sir. Heud-i.-k's es Cilrd. An oyster lay on a plate j a s'lell lay on tlw ta'jlf . What i the oyster doing on the p'ato t The oyster is for Ban Butler. Why don't he throw away the she-!' ? Oh, no; the he!l is lor tbe working-tien. Brooklyn Times A Westchester, X. T-, woman has been fnei JJ.5t tr striking her hu-ban 1 with a bed-slat in a'jutrrel iibi'it a lie. 114 she s'rnck hinith a pie is a ijuarrel aVout a bed slat, Le might have been hung hr mur der. CaH. Fanrrjs aNt Bkct:irrs Liva5f?oi K As sociaTisi or tbe I'rTTKn Stati Iiixuree horses fid cattle aainat thelt asd dis-ase tij at reaciiablT rates. For term app'y t A. II. WriMi vN, Agent. tei lite a wb bittcry arbling in cLorus." la? "-d:dt arc biwy sohreecnj g every sight, lu an r.ld saying is that ia nix weeks atertt-y Ixgiu to screech frost will come. As etth-iuake shock 9 :;hcientlv severe to a-it! wr startled j.tiple in Oilic, InJi ii.iid u.l.r w.. stern states last Friday. Jt.o TT. Scrv-s. of Altsona was turned f'Tii; .u it X vorr, to Miat Mary i. a-ck,er ol ex-ai eri!T W. D. WaUs, ' FraM . An in -ri-.m siler di.ilar, coined it th' yr us. tak-'n ov r l!:e counter ot rVjL. ;; oa Stunl iy. It is a toad s' irr r.j r.L. F r I 'iA touae a-'id lot of 4 acrea rV '','-t in A a!ksr township. Ad : l.'I Johu Cleci, Van WertJu- ' Ci. it. 1 'ui Vai;e; fa-is bought tho Reno lrm ''' '.'l sere? -.t al town, -U i 3;! acres t T.4.iii-1 Hii.iit a mile and Lalf north eati t tn ;i.r M. ai'-rrls W . Uaruian, brother of ft-at: !.s i-x.r i it to bo ato!di I v -s i.-s e::iK4 i editor " that tho liariut service for l ftri-j i of tire yara. Kr;ii',:ic.ia i.iiet in this county is a 16 t-iie, the more you cor.aiier it the ' are impressed w ith the sense of '"e If rie:y ot voting lor it. "Tli Itemocratie joiraals wliick told us ,r S'i ago that IU. Biaine was sick are ;r.;u-,tli t-L3i Mr- ujjjne'j state seems t pra'ty robust, thank you." 1- E. Ljiy r ceiied the contract lwf lay "f tU Lt -rt House yard pavement for -J . V. iu. Hank's bid was $ai.50. J''1 aicMecu'e bid was $J4:J.2i. J' ba Cutnhigliaui, of Patterson, raised -JO busLuis of V ictor potatoes on an acre ol i'oua j, ad i acres cl ground gave liiiu .id of biiihels of w heat. Toe Je ia ai rrts of the w orld observ ri l-'t Sat j;il4V;lie Jewish New 1'ear 6lT, tks heg,tiai,v of the 5,045 year. Tbe ia :! pUce nbaerved die day. II- B. iii,lin. of Sd'T City, Grant co., slvxico.ha. bean Tinting relatives and '""us ia JauUu. He ws i town last Uarsuay i,i iu sooa ri-tu,;i to NewMe.v-iu. '. Svhu tl suce MifPiutown, Fa. The Tribune give Hertrler U!T"y becaut its ed tor and Hertzler were im !t drivers to gether a caiupaifTi or two ago. If Mr. Ilert.: ler T" ill put a pla ster over te mouth f l ie Tirtiiiio it wiil !o liiiu more good lha.; so much tally. The Deioocrst and Keeit-.r eenis ui be out of humor because tlioreia such a 'nr cr;i of wheat on hand and i lames the low prise eu Repcb.icju tariif. If tha cunty h?i a short cup and th price rr.lt-d laiki t"k5 Register sh ould blaiue Hon the Kepubli 3i!a tarifT. Prevent re- ious :cfcnr. by taktrs oc cs siona.iy ore of Emory's Little Catf.a-tic T"i!!s, a worlerful appetrcer, an aiwjlute r-eventiuve ai.d cure of Fi!iiM:sncs,.)Ieas at to take, siiearcoate.i. Ask your !rug pst for ;h-ci ami take no other 15-cents. Sep. 3-S4. Chairmac McAuley had an attack of tramp a lew days ago that doubled hia tip liceiy. Dr. Batiks dove d' wn into tii Ji-t. :ine chet and got 4te medicine that j atraijthtenei him out. Come Jaiaei, no j j tramps, or aal.iria on u;e luresnoiu ot a( caiupaigr. The Bedfrrd County tank doiu; iusi r.ess at Everett Bedford eaunty cloid its Coors so'iK days apo. It '.ilames its fa! lire a the Keicb'e coal company, which wed tie bank 0. A poor excuse, is it bit ter than noiK ! The Everett Press says, the cause of the failure is owirj to bid u.in ai'cnient and reckless investnieut. It is uitea dij at the railroad when the Tribune boast of it that iU cauJidate f ir Assembly is net under the corporation thut pves employttcnt to thousands of mea . Te'.l us something, about She office tlwt soai hold und -r the Pattisoa administration, and the trips tlt you make daily on the railroad that yot are slapping in the face Seiali. The Philadelpi-ia Daily XorJi Aniericak ixi U0 yersold on the 21st., and celebrat ed the centennial .anniversary by issuing a jvaper precisely lite the daily of KM) years ao, w:th all the news aud aJvrtisetnents j of the jp r of that date. A ct.pv of the I old paper ws receired at this cilice and ' wais examined with ciore than eotimon in ; trest by a number f citiiscni tf Mifllin- ou. On tLc 13th irit., Armstrong Jvmsloe w;s hulling attempted to board a west bound freight and it threw him in front of the hand car w hich waa coming east. The hand car was thrown from th track and its occupants were scattered around pretty lively. None of them were hurt. He was brought to this place lor medical attendance. Mr BUine ia out in a letter that explains the matter of his marriage which has been troubling the democracy these many day. He was twice married to his present wife, and that should aalisfy the unruly, criticis ing, eriing brethren. He waa uianied in the presence ol friends, at Georgetown, Ky, Juue o0, I860. Ue did not know that a li cense certificate by the clerk of the county court waa necessary in that state until no tified after he was married. They were af terwards again married iu Pittsburgh, Pa., in tbe presence of friends, in" March, 1851, lor tbe purpose of securiug a legal marriage which the first marriage was not lor the reason that no license certificate had been issued by the clerk of the court. You will esteem Blaine more than ever tor the wife that be was compelled to marry a second time, because of the peculiarity of the Kentucky state law, she has been bis lile long bosom companion to this day. Such a husband isn't to be picked up every day. hd. Eepner, ef Port Royal came to town in a buggy last Thursday forenoon aud while speeding up Bridge street tbe colt that he drove concluded to run to the hitch ing post, w here it had once before been tied, in front of Mr. Lyou'a office. Mr.. Lyon's horse ai d buggy stood there, aud iu gettiug h-.s colt aay Kepuer turned too ahoit and Cauda the wheels of his chicle on the w heels of Lyon'a bugy lifting the latter waarou so high a almost to upset it. Kep nei's buggy tilted over on its side aud the uarc turned aud ran dowu Bridge street, a sudden contact with a stone los-d the bug gy back onto its wheels. The beast rau at such a lapid rate that it could not make the luru to go up Mam street but angled across the street and rau into a horse of William Brown's that stood tied in front of Espen schade's store, brown's horse stood the racket and contact with the runaway is il such au occurence waa of not as much ac count as the bite ol a horse lly. The buggy had agaiu upsut a. id lay on its stdo shoved close up to the runaway which w as press ing hard up against Brown's aur.ual. Ev erybody that was a witness to the career ol the coll looked lor a more destructive eud- ing ol the run off. The buggy was a good oeal dam.igrd, aud tiia legs of the beats were cut aud bruised, bat Kepuer was not hurt. If Lyou's horse had bren loose tlure would have been more In iu the seem , ll is a irood ihiijir to have such sensible horses as Lyou'a aud Broivo own. Married iu CUurcU. fee of the most notable evnls that has taken place iu o'lr midst, lit many dujs,was the warnage ot'H. il W'ooMiani:k, ot the liurm pton, N . J., Evening liej-orter and M'ss Aksie Cormas, 4 this place, ri the First Meihodit church, ou the evenkig of th 17th inst. Several hundred iuvnations were seut out to triends of the contracting .parlies, acd w hen the ui icious ho-ur came, iriends trom Philadelphia, Uiliuul ia, Har-riabii.-g, and a numerous company from this town assembled iu the church. Pre cisely at 8 o'clock 1. M., the organ notes ol a bridsl n:aich filled the buildiuar with eie lighiiul muic, aud near relatives of the parlies that were to be vuitcd at tha Altar ot Hymen, came forward aud scale 1 them selves near whte-o the interesting ceremony was to b ef acted. They were silent but positive herairis t,l a pending interesting event. The relatives were scarcely seated till lour Ud, of the Sabl-b school claas tanpiit by llisa CoQ'uian. led the tridal pio cession, . H. J. Hoiiuau slid Hiss Hurt ttt Uo.IobaegU. of this place, were the gr oins m in and bridesmaid, but ail eyes were turned to tbe bride ati I groom as th-y luarchvt d"WU ti e aisle, the bride in lull dress ol g-uct si.k, cwu colored fclovus, and orange blotMims c her bosom and in her hair, e-id c airy ing a boquct ol rose, and tbe groom iu a cut away suit of biack MirrLiNTOWN Mavwcrrs. Mrr rurow, September 24, 1884 Bntter .. Eggt Lard Ram ..... Shoulder , Side..... Kags MIFfLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET. 75 18 '.8 12 17 10 10 I Whoat Folti Wheat Lancaster Corn. ............ Oati, Ryo New Cloverseed. .. Timothy seed Flax seed .... . ... Bran Chop. ....... ..... Shorts Ground Alum Salt. American t-alt. 85 05 SO 60 6 50 1 30 I 40 1 00 1 50 1 30 1 25 1 00a! 10 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. PHUanELrniA, September '11, 1884. Cloverseed 7aHc. Timothy seed $1.5Sal. 60 per bushel. Rye straw $16.60a$17. Eggs aia'JOc per dot. Butter 18a28c r pound. Live old hens 12al3c per lb, live spring chickens 13al4c per lb. Oats 32a35c per bun. Corn 0 uloc per bus. Wheat Penn sylvania red !0c per bus. East Liberty caltle market September 11, extra 6.1oa6.4, grassers 5 50a5.70. IDITUR'S NOTICE. In the ttlate of Catharine Stti, deceased. The undersigned, appointed by the Or phans' Court, of Juniata county, to make distribution of the lunda in tbe hands ot C. B. Horning. Administrator, d. b. n., oi Catherine Mein dee'd., hereby gives notice that he will alter d to the dunes oi ms ap pointnient at his office, Milliintown, Pa., T - . . . i.l'll .SO IWWi nt WEI)ESUA, UUIUDcn i., a, IU o'clock A. M., when and where all per- sons interested willjesent thetr claims or Be lorever debarred. Daviu D. roM, Sept. 22, 18? I. .Uditor. DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Ih th i'ttate of Etlher A. Kaufman, tleCd. Whereas, letters ol Administration, c. t. a., having been granted to the undersigned on the estate ol Ksther A. Kaufl'man. dee'd, late "I Mexico, Walker township. Juniata county, Pa., all persons indebted to said estate arc requested to nuke immediate payment, and those having claims will please presm thetn without delay. JONATHAN KAIFFMAN. Sept., 15. 4. Administrator. EXECUT0USSALE0F VALl'ABLB REAL ESTATE. The undersigned, Executors of Jacob Brubaker, deceased, will, by virtise ol i tiowr ill the last will of said decedent, ot I.- .t miti.il- isle on the premise, in Mon roe twp., Juniata county, Pa., at 1 o'clock ORPHANS' COURT SALE, Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Br virtue of an order issued out ef the Orphan's Court of Juniata county, the un dersigned, Administrator of Jacob P. Smith late of WaUer township, deceased, will sell at public sale on tbe premises, at 1 o' clock P.M., on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1884. The following described valuable real es tate of said decedent, to wit: A tract of land situate in Walker town ship, Juniata county, bounded by lands of George Hoe km an and others on the north ; by lands of E (). Kepler and others on the west; by lands of Michael Coldren aud others on the south ; by lands of John Mus ger and others on the east, containing 82 AGUES and 28 perches be tho same more or less, about 20 acres well set with tuulier, balance clear and under good cultivation with never-failing running water in every field ex cept one. The buildings are A TWO STORY HOUSE of logs pebble dashed, NEW BAN K BARN, and other out buildings. There is an orchard of young apple trees and other fruit on the farm. TERMS 10 per cent, of the purchase money on the day of sale when tbe prop coty is struck ilown, 40 per cent, ol the purchase money on the first day of Ap.'il, 1885, when deed will be delivered and pos session given tbe b.ilsnce being of the purchase money to bo paid in two equal payments, ono ha!f on the first day of Oc tober 1H85 aaid the balance on the first day of April 188(5, each of the two last payments to bear interest from April 1, 1885 and bs secured bv judgment bonds. JOHN P. SMITH, Administrator of Jacob F. Smith, deceased. DR. JC;.H BULL'S l' I (3 I UaiiiJ FOR THE CURE OF EVER and AGUE Or CHILLS and FEVER, !D ALL MALARIAL DISEASES. Yaluabl GrfNf Mill aad Saw Mill at PrivaU Sal. The undersigned offers for sale a GRIST MILL and PAW MILL, situated in eld Port Koval, Juniata county. Pa., with It ACRES of land, more or less, witb mill dam, mill house 30X50 feet, three stories high, one story of stone, and two of frame, at taining 3 ruu of stone, two pair ot barra, and one sand stone, chopper and corn break er, a Silver Creek smut machine, and sepa rating machine, two Hour bolts 20 ftet loug, two flour packers, all driven by tbe water of Hunter's creek on a 17 feet everthet wheel. The mill Las a good run of custom work and is in a good wheat growing coun try, and Is in good running order. The saw mill is driven by a Rose water wheel, and is in good running order, doing a large amount of sawing in the season. FRAME HOUSE, Spring of water, Cistern, Frame Stable, hog house, an orchard f thrifty trees of choice fruit in bearing. Any per son wiahing t view tbe property can do so by calling on the premises, and any per! wishing to learn th particulars can do so by calling on or addressing JOHN HERTZLER, ar., Port Royal, Juniata C-, Pa. P. M , on It! F Saturday, Ocfwber ISUi, th follow in iercribed real estate, to wit A FARM OK ABOUT 1" ACUK5, situare in Monroe township, Juniata county, ami .West Perry township. Snvder county, ad joining lands of John Shelly and others on the east. John Mielienoergrr on mo u.u a . IVinev and others on Kio west, and t rv,,ht- r.,".l on tl. north, and bavins: there on erected good 2-STORY HOUSE BAN! BARN, sr.d other outbuildings. This property is lor ite-i shout a hall tu'le west of RiehrJeld, std ti upon it a f.iir inortnie:jt ot fruit, is wrr!wt-ied and fcm-ly situated. Alsi a trjc? f unimproved land, on th South site f Shi-le mountain, in West Perry town ehip. Soyder county, adjoining lau.ls ot Samuel Siiellenh-rgcr on the west, S'fde mountain on the north, C. Gravbill on the e:. and Mrs. Dcrr and others cm the south, Containing Gee- Hundred Acres, more or less. This land is well tiuit"ed with CHESTNUT, OAK and other vi ua hle tree. TERMS OF SI.E. fter deductir g the cos's o! the the oio-tliod of the price ot both tracts shall remain in th farm as :he dower t Annie Bruliiker. w-dow, the interest to be ( ltd her aiiniisliv, ten per rpT-,. nl the purchase money shall be paid on d;iv of salt- or secured to be t aid in thirtv itavs thereafter, one-half the balance j George Jacobs, The proprietor of this oelebrated raedi- ! Amos G. Bonsall, Bine justly claims for it a superiority over j y. C. Pomeroy , all i'.i!dies ever offered to the publio for the CAFE, CERTAIN, BFEfcDY and ftit MAKEHToure of Ague and Fever, or Chills ! and Fever, whether of short or long stand- -'v i-.j-i. He refers U the entire Western and Eou'.Lern country to boar him testimony to the truth of th assertion that in to cat Wii-'.taver will it fail to cure if the diree ticaj are strictly followed and carried eat. In a great mar.y cases a single dose has been sufficient for a cure, and whole fami lies have been enred by a single bottle, wits, a perfect restoration of the general health. It is, however, prudent, and in every cat mo-e certain to cure, if its use is continued in saoilsr doses for a week or two after tha d;.ts;e has been checked, more especially in thtireult and long-standing cases. Csu a"y Hxii medicine will not require any aid to sref the bowels in good order. Should the patient, however, require a cathartic niadicine, after having taken three or four Ai-;i ol the Tonic, a single dose of BULL'S VIGETASLE FAJULT PILLS will te suf fccient. SULL'S 8AESAPARILLA is tho old and rtliibb remedy for impurities of the blood aud Scrofulous affections the King ol B!oid Purifiers. 1)71. JOHN BULL'S VEGETABLE YC0P.E DESTROYER is prepared in the form o! candy drops, attractive to the sight and pleasant to th taste. A I OHDK1 FOR SALE. A Foundry, in good order, at Johnstown Juniata Co., Pa. The eiigiue is new. The melting aperatua has just been overhauled and made as good as when new. The shop is large and roomy. All of the several de partments are under one roof. The Foun dry has the best run of custom iu the county. In connection with the Foundry there b or 6 acres ot land for sale, having thereon erected a Largo Frame Dwelling House, noarly new, and a good-sized Barn. Good Orchard, Apples, Grapes, &c. Every thing convenient about the premises. Will sell all or part. For further particulars call on or address J. II. ROGERS. Johnstown, Juniata Co., Pa. JUNIATA VaLLEY RAIVK OFJUFFLIMTO.l JI, PA. i WITH BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL. Stockholders Individually Liable. J. KEVIN POMEROT, Pmiient. T. VAN IUWIK, Cashier j Dibectozs: , J. Nevin Pomeroy, Joseph Rofhrock, SAM'L STR AYBR Hat ontaatlj ea baa fall Tariatj ef MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES, GENTS FURNISHINO GOODS. Goads of all kind ar low. Caai and s and b astonishedPanU at 73 CIBll. ZT SUITS MADS TO ORUEK.jj Patterson, Pa., April 9, 1834. SAMUEL STRATAk. D. W. HARLETS It the plaot wher jou oaa bay THE BEST AHfl THE CHEAPEST MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING hjts, cjps. Boors, SHOES, jtyD MRyiSIilXG GOODS. HI ia prepared to exhibit on of th most choice and select stock ever 8vd t& thia markat, and at JSTOX1SBINGL T LOW PRICKS I Also, measures taken for suits and parts of suits, whioh will bs mads to srdi at short notice, very reasonable. Remember the plaoe, in Hoffman's New Building, corner of Bridg asd Water reets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA. Uan. 1, 1884-sf S. N. c. s. Philip M. Kepner, Louis E. Atkinaon. STOCKS ULDERS : in Pomeroy, R. E. Parker, Philip M. Kepner, Annie V. Shelley, Joseph Rothrock, Jane II. Irwin, George Jacobs, Mary Kurti, L. K. Atkinson, Samuel M. Kurti, W.C. Pomeroy. J. Holmes Irwin, Amos G. Bonsall, T. V. Irwin, Noah Hertzler, F. B. Frow. Charlotte Snyder, John Uertzler. X- Interest allowed at the rate of 2 per cent, on ti months certificates, 3 per cent, on VI months certificates. f jau'i:;, le4-tf Michigan Buggy Co. KALAMAZOO. Mich. TUB JYEIV GOODS FOll 1884 1 jY O Ull JYE IV V T O It eloth whi'e nctk-tie, button hole boo, net j , April, 1, 1H"'. the other halt on Ap'il I. and no gloves, made nj, a piocessio-i that j lf"t. all payntenta to btar interes: troin fc ' , , l a.,,ril ic-i. and be secured by U r.d ariil will linger iu toe laiia-i of the guests while.; Jj ari, ,bi. rjtp f IM,,,mtat:i land lile lasts- Happy trioVj and happy groota, ; ov , ,.,,ui,.il so -urity .li.o. P.isiesaicB will be given April 1 -. John KlRTf. Sai L H. Obkrholtzks, Exreiitora of J.i.'cd) Brnbakr, dee'd. Isaac LosniACRB. Auctioneer. may the al.'lights ol that hour brighten the every day lit to ciue. Rev. M. L. Smith awaited tax-m at tke altar. Belore him the j processioc arrarea tt-en in ceremonious ..rH..r The notes of tho organ and its eelo-es died away intsj rot'ound sti'.lness and then bv the brief ceremony of the Slethc dit church they were hound by tho siiiior. cords ol h-ily niairimony. The organ again pealed forth its jovtiil notes, and tho pro- cessiou iu've-l out ol the church. A re p.. virtus of an ordei held at the residence of tlic j Court of Jun-.at i conntv oiumiaxs' court ale 'OK VAI.L' ABLS REAL ESTATE. of the Orphans' Jo lo me r'irei leu c4ti Sies, lat' ceotion was . .... ... i . ,v i I A it ioin:str:ltor ot friacs W.-aer, i'" . Ol M. re H-p.. dee'd., will sell by , ub- ....mbied ta offer oa-iiiTratulatlons. i.an . lt , ns, m house, on the valuable presents were given. Mr. and , vmjw) in M;,i township, at 2 o'clock P. Woodiiiansee toot tne uiiunigni nam jj Mrs. for a tour in the west end a visit to the' p-oom's parei.ts, iu Jasper county, Iowa lis ll.e r'uno. Jlenilriclis accord .;, acd the l)oii!0ralic it gcta iue chiucc, will j lay the Hil ihu countrv, -Xorri'town cloverseed with Kertrler's aleani threfcr at Jir. Bardcll's, ic Beale township. In th evening whil the bands were all at aufper, the atraw stack caught fire aad waa hcrned doWB. The straw a?ir rier burued off tiic hulier , aad a four hcrse wagon consiimeal by the tiro- The destruc tion by lire wes al! done before the men gv.:t through with their supper. liegister. Between 12 aad 1 o'clock on Sunrtaj ; K-hile some of the young men of I the town were returning from sparking their sweet hearts, they discovered a number of tramps prowling about the town. Oa Sun day moruing it was discovered tkit Fa sick's peanut htami had been robbed of a half busbel of peanuts, 10 plug' of tobacco, - i . ..r : on. I !" bottles of pop, but a, iioa oi 1 i 1 i - - - Eati to fee Tli rough. How ran a vafch no tiatter how costlv he expected to go when the main sprin-t f i1 .,.;, f Wm won't operate-? How can anyone ie wen when bis stomach, liver or kidney are out it order? Ot ctursc you sry, "He cannot." Yet thousands ol peopl" drag along miser able in that condition ; boI sick abed, but not" able lo worh with coiu'a rt and enerev. How foolish, wt.en a bottle or two of Par ker's Tonic would set them aril right- Try .t, and get back your health aud spirits. -.i..rinv. October lSili. I ' I the following d. scribed real eslaie, to w;t: ! A VALUABLE FARM containii g i4 acrea ana ii-percn.s, i-unu . Thouor-son. Henry Vines. Joi n Reyjolds, dee'd., and L riau Shnman. about a -t acres or which are clear ed and the balance is HIT II TIMBER rami em. Kennedy and Dotv are .ro;red to fur-ni-.i you with all kinds of Farming imple ments. Phosphate at a saving to you of 2'J er cent. whether it was the cramps, or whether it Mock Tor Sale. Wra. Banks keeps constantly n hand at his farm in Fermanagh township, a supply f cattle lor butcheru g, and winter le-ouig, and hfgs. and broo.1 sows. Aug.i3 mo. no Xot forget. Do .Tt forget that at Ileus's" Photogra.h Oailerv von can get any small piclatro en larged tor 75 cents. Also anything that is madcio J-hotopraphy. you can get here done up, in first class style. All the latest sivlo pictures. Inch as Cards. Cabinet. Promenade, Panncl. Bondoir, &C Ac, Frames of U kinds cheap. An) body. That desire to save 20 to 35 per cent., on ,griculiural implements rn be cconi ted bv Kennedv t Uoiy. This same hrm L sole agency in Juniata county "" the well known Snqocbamia Bone Phosphate ,d are also prepared to furnish pure, i hmn. t lowest nriees. In tne . .a rrn (t. Kve. Shorts. Saa- leeu not . . - dlicgs, Bran, Oil Cake and Meal. was loc al characters is not known. On Wednesday morning about 3 o'clock, while Cbas. Maver, Supervisor of the Mid dle Division, his assistant, Mr. Johnson, John Kir.k, John Kelly Georre Kelly and a ciinpl of others were returning homo fiomtiiigbfs fish in tho Narrows, on a hand car. tbev shuck a tramp by the name ofjscob Keep, from-New leaven, i;.-nn .,-.d hrok., hi left thigh bone, lasc. rated his left leg from the knee down to the n- The Chleae Ballroa Expatton. The recent Railroad Exposition in Chicago re realed the gigantic strides made by genius and .i fi.M n( rransoor tattoo. Another r- capiuu iu max table Oil Stove Ln '"rfj;, v. and wili coatinue to receive th and medals wherever ealubiloa, praises of all who us theai. i:iia sky The improvements area I,OG DWELLING HOI SE, BANK BARN, wason shed, corn crib, and other cecessary outbuildings TFRVS OF SA.LE So much of tho purchase money as-will tv- ni-eessary to pay tha- costs of these riToceedinus and also the d',r: ofdecedent. iibotit $l 0) to be pa'd io tae day of sale .d the balance on the : A,r i.r Anril ISI'a. when deed will be delivered nd poseon given. Ail nti' ; nttrrhase moiiev to be secured fcy re- eoenwance, with security to lie approved by rhe court WILLIAM KlI'P. Administrator of Jooeph Sykes, dec k. apt ACTION NOTICE. All persons are hereby aiautioned agaMil frpsnassins- tiron the lands of the undor- irned. in Favelte. Delaware or Walker townships, by fishing, huctiog or in atv; other way : DR. JOHN SMITH'S TOHiC SYRUP, BUU'S SARSAPARiLLA, BUa'S WOSM DSTR0Vt3, Th Popular Remedea of th Vay. iTiaeipal OSr, 831 lain St-. LOLIbVll.1 . 5T. PROGRESS! WE BELIEVE IN IT ! WE AIM FOR IT ! PEOPLE SAY WE PSACTICE IT I We can't rest on what our fatbsrs did w must do mors aud do it bsttsr. OUR CLOTHING STOIIE became too small for us and we had to bava mora room for our eer incrsailoj business., so wo fitted np our next store room below lor our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, which is a lartre, fpacious and fioely fitted up Clothing Koom, and we filled it up with 15,000 riollair worth of a erj fine and well selected stock of SPRUNG CLOTHIiNG. Never was there Mich a fine display ma le and so larpe a stlection brought W gether of men', bovs' and riiikUBtss' ci.otiumi, in Central Fann sjlvania. Our friends and customers when they come to visit us will approve of our PROGRESS - ENTERPRISE Our arrangements for selling is complete in every detail, in I QUALITYj CHICKS A.:Np STYLES, and cannot be surpassed within a radius oi nines ui um BEAUTIFUL AXD PLEASANT NEW STORE ROOM. PEnpr.K ; PHOPLK! Wbolraalc Mannfacturers of sU kinds ol Ope sod tor Bl M.1K aad KOiP f ARTS, igeala wtntM rrrr,lrr. Wr.ts for catalogu aad yrieckat. 'I" WyliK A SPECIALTT. n-c .a-r rioTIIIVfi pn TI1R f.kiE!T AND FATTEST T,-,' ii.i-r rnruivfi vrtti THK TIIIN'N'KsT AND SMALLEST WE HAVF. (T. (THING Flt LARUE, TALL AND SLIM Phi (I Lfc ! WE HAVE CI.OTIIINU FOR HKAVY-SF.T AND SHOUT PMM'Lh WK HAVE CLOTHING FOR HARD WOKKIN-i PLAIN PKoPI K! WE HAVE CLOTHlNtl FOR STYLISH YOL'NG SPOUTING PF.OFLh! t-"j e7 A '?.?iV ' V. a T Ti.!."V rv 'J t a .---vi . 'rVVVvr1, , c.l---.rls; s-.-,. aaitj- 1 s, r in--.-'. 12, rcii l TT 3td tor cw? B avada of cmcS. fwl- T. :rr. r c arv:l i "U .-rst (T r.'r x t'.a- .'VT, f. -!-. W St.: J a- '.- JL "- tj: t'.--la rjrrrttt 1 : iaVlr vrr k .1 wU' .t fA i;-. T IS't'.reai It.". -a . ftf tat L jat cr v U T.AUf S'J D s T bam 1 r r- t ua .ra r.vas lui. I 1 -atcha.rful aad a I W al mauti tnro a fuil lie Of (Tl ities, Jnclnding Sweil Bo-lT, Fortlaal, Siiaar aWa t seat rurtlaad aid Teaey Sleurhs. Scad fo cuu and prises before pnrchaslng. MICHIGAN B'JUGY CO., KaLaXlZOO, Xwh. FERS;KD3 B. SMITH'S PATErppBIER IToYelty Toxce Pinup. In Boys' and CMldrens Clothing we pay Special Attention WE HAVE CLOTHING FOU BOVS THAT (,0 TO MM.I.M.fc: VF l w E CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAT Tti PL'BLli' SC:10'M.' WK 11 V t LOTH1NG Ft 'It I'oYS THAT WOKK FoK THEIli PARENTS! WE IIAvK CLOTHING FOK ClllLDKF.N FKOM 4 TO 5 Y E A K S OF AliE ! WF HAVE CLOTHING KOK IHUDKEN FKOM 6 TO . . EAU Of- A,K u'.vi etiiTiiiM: vn illlllir.r.N' FKOM K TO YKAK Or A'at ' WE HAVE CLOTUINU FOK CHILDREN FROM 10 TO 11 YEARS OF AGE! J0S Soata Kta si, hu Loa:a, do. Hie tUws Tjutm-jit. ti : 2 n jtki.$5 : 8 bmiths. 7. The C real Brooklyn Brldfce. The engineers have at last made the " prip a success upon the New York and Brooklyn Bridge Railroad. But tni is weak -rcmparcd to the irrip which the Florence Oil Store has upon the minds of the people. It coiks and beats, is made hi larf;e and small sue, and ha everv fixture anv one could wish. Call UJon Incai dealer, or writ for nartictilnrft to Florence Macbaae Company, Flor ence, Macs. Private Salle. The n n lemigne 1 oil'.-rs his farm situate.l in Walker twiihip. Jr.ni it i oimtv. ai tin vate sale. Tli- re is a GO: 111 ftlLr. A.M' BARN. k:i:oii -li'-il. :in I ih-r ;! C'iiki inns, liireni :'r--s .'I inil in a luicn cultivation, in-', in.! s m-i door. Tli i ' sli ' - .t.j ! J Oil NdLLI lor . I N. P .,ta:e .1 ih' i. l i. Al.KXAN DLK- N'o pajHir in 7ht. Juniata YaUey )ji:Hii.iie. as large a inatrt:!y ! rei-lin? matter as tfct Stnli.rl and Rtpl Ucan. It is aliove a! others the paper for tin. rjenersl reader. m ? I. s..,..!,, Igianiiftiiaiif i T III lllSIIIIIl: VPtUUtiS iutimiiiiitut. Hats, of tbe newest and most stylish selections; Shirts, all prices; Trunks and SatcLelc, of al! sizes; ISeok-tiea and Suspenders, at all prices, j Our new goods aud stcre must be seen to be appreciated. ! this TS A RPraATi M ' OEIUIL . MTATM TO ALL. SCII0TT, Thc Cl"ihi 13KI130K ST., MIFFLITOAVX, lV. April 10, IfcSI-ly. i v-l-a..f'' The Best is the Cheapest. TKE ZIMMERMAN EVAP3RAT0R IS TtlS ONLY OS Made of Galvanized Iron. It is portable, durable, absolutely ' fire-proof, econoniieal, and will cure mj -Tmmr -a- my-t ' pftoTtrT iin r pitnprRTT. sut; torn rid IT UIl llumilllllK H-...rrhl.. Irllll an i vepi-iames HI 1.-.-. lour n.a that siakes humepkaunt sad proUishlr. It has less fuel than any other Dryer in the oeqasl. It llmms a strong stream slaty feet er . Market. It will ly for itH in l. than incitlUow. rori-prjT F. rwaahmif window, thrty davs if properly attentletJ. Un or rrriaxa. and rnwerinir lawtia, pnien auid produclti are ti!irnrpisitl as to tual- jnrrt..i....ars3. I r ? . U ! itv w c or, ami are m grei aomaun noxnus iuaortaS anJ bun cf cttj nAturs. on plsut, vine or tn e, mzxA rbonltt bo kpt ia every boane. toroand fctrr m ttiit rTtt try ft proteclioa ftgaiDAt flrtrsai. jUld If Tvcvhw.g A'tcnU. fijOaUdfr circulars And prwoluts. FERNANDO B. SMITH, alaniltartiner 1'at.ntee. ISO Eaat ia bt., tantaa. The Sutinrl an l Hcpv.bltran oilii e is the p'aee to pet job work done. Trv it. It w ill .av yon ir von poil nnvthinc in that line. "THE GIRL I XEFT BEHIND ME." BOPtBICHTEDISTF C-j. rJTF ' ir-V : iZ-.-- A.. -f-rry ufeali kVdsSaOafc "'ctVicVii? 1.1,1 XsrLjri:l: th JdNATDAB IVl'EB, C ATH A BIVF Ktbtx, D. B. I'IBM. S. J. KtsTZ, l.rciEB DrsB, Jacob Hoops, A. II- KlBTZ, S Owns Kvas, C. F. Spichbb, J. B. O ARBKE, J. P. Devtb, Abnold Vabs, Wm. Cbasthoffeb, Joint JIcMeks, G. W. Smith, IIexbt Acbeb, Jeske Pixkx, C. G. SutLLT, David Smith, Tkstox Bekxeb, Joiih L. Aries, S. M. KAcrrMA, David 11i;mbabeb, Levi K. Mtebs. Spteruber 15. I88l-lf. KEWGOODS. I would inform the public that I hsve now in my new millinery store at my place of renideoce ou Water street, Milfliulown, second door lroiu comer of Bridpe street, hTne is the development of the Florence a lull stock, ol spring and aunimer milliner. fccrluiuns. Itwasthe6r oods, all new, and of the latest stvles, "TnTof time - is now conceded to be ,nd havinir employe 1 lin-t class milliners. ww l V. 1V. tm Hn . T aa i risV ninstmteaj by the use of a fttvl Vbl V BlifiV OF A Vl t Kir A. Hal Life Is Insecure riding over any other. ,.. . , rr.-ui.ftaa-.- wi, r.- c " 'iTJZZZZZ tm.rxo-BwaMe.1 T. T. H-A."2TDOCXSI, rZ??JZL?Z'r,1!'? C.r. PU. ad Twelfth Sts CI5CU5ATI. O. MmWFtEB WHERE WE HIVE I05EI HO ISVESTMEUT 80 PROFTTABTaEI -2 b T.-.-j-.:osed, t'-o: c . .: so vna: !WfV V' Br - - ruie. -f4i! fa rivoa.-'.Uv ti ericf 4'ic 4r ii- P-V J I sA-ort"3 rv:- j r-c;ir.5arscf erjeynsr.. Jliftlintown las the best paved tide walks lie had of its siie in the Commpowealtli. I am r.wn.ared to SUlilV the public Wltn rvrrytliina: lound in a hratclass uiilliner store, come and examine my stock. I consider it fio trouble to show goods. alsy 2-83.1.J. j . ;uq mailed free to all w - - i r . 1 i . i . : ' t ; v;- . wa liib9forth9ffahaW9sfiKM. ieatiacland KepubU.n $1.50aye at hieh prices. Full itistructinns how to dry, bleach pack, and mark company eacn Aldus ma r nit e OAKL 3m. JUNIATA CO., PA. .A i.-vtwa P-ili ELIORY'S LITTLE CATHARTIC PILLS are tne BEST EVER MADE for Ceswvan. ldlctiow, Ndaeh. One good due of Uirt-aor four armory's Little Cstbsrtic Pilta. followed bv c-- piU every nittht for a we-k er two. mak-a tbe human machinerv ruu as retrular aa elork work: thev purity th blood aud pnt new life iu a broken-down body Purely Vaotauaf. Harmt. Plottsant, Infallible, tin-T-mnt child mav tak9 tV lrt - Sold by a.l iirnicota and Medictue liealra al 1 5 Crs. a Boa, or by Bull. STANDARD CURB CO, Prsprlofors, 197 P.arl 3U N. Y. Emery's Littl Csfhartle arerenre thsn is rlaiRed: tbry provs to be t. j twit I'lll ever nwd Lero. Worth twice the raoT-ey asked. W. W. II. floras. Earmony Crove,Ox Eiworv' Uitf Cabarflo a-o the raot rwpula-of mU th AVhartics. Ww. Bvsor. JtiP.s Itirer. N. '. W aH rioth--r tued ono CaTHiRTIO PILtS"01 W1,h wonderful wonJts. W. BKr.Locntirore,)Ii!o. 1 recoiinenf nwrs Lrrn5 Jio.on. Mi. Ihey are ucnrt H.-'d. Ef iaTrr.l SaT? V NrT Mi. lil ail ir. t..rms posiuvwy cured w.iil tfrtf C V3pri,-;rtJ P.ITP Pi K" a nver tallies remedy: tLoy contain Li.iciJ d vitaiiUltltl 'J--IC I ll'Jf MiSTsftHTA Iki iTnelt rnr-.- c- pnlwa or any iuud. iciloraed by pliyetciaaa anl rnM t,-.ini.;iUeTcrywhrwC reir 3 Can. oiea. ETANDA2D CTJ'tH ".. Tiw Yor. do YQUTt o::i r-Asrr SHAKER LIQUID PAINTS ERILLIAlTr AUD DURABLE, j W roarmiitM thrsi Plnt to h pnr Iaal, Zbte, mud Color, jronml in pure IJnttMl OiU ,f aPl-trr ana Mnpl vmrsi uowin. vwior, mimum opon appiirsiioa. STANDARD PAINT CO., CLEVKIVXI), OHIO. a prize. tr::i CPlgOTlS receive Iree. a costlv box of coeds which ' irf7. h-,-m' v;-..-,. will help all. of either sex. to rr.or money right away than anything else in this world. Fortunes aw.it the workers absolutely sure. At once address Tare . Co., Augaata, Me. April 2, 1HM-1 v. V'-tarT.. fjvitattitw ii J M-tlmi Affswiiesiai. :T.o tTf 3.;...t; i;e inu staiv qu.-it.-j 1 1 V- ifaTr-w br t hr di r; im tmtt, Qt nw msku. utt imarm aasrtlsinirV'ir 4JstaC It H trass. ,4 sJ4rMiIr. t. I . LsaE 1R4-K. rn! aawl PltyrUs fsi tkmrxm 6wcwvc t apt. bmu Vacaasv7- Xi'i'j' l I. -St; 'aid. kie and tlklocatcd tis right "fa,
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