? rw . V KL&RKPl!RUCAy . n SI fit' I"" nI,nm ,f Pid VMp b,J ,f rot within !; ", lTfr'i-fni"1, inserted at 60 lrtaf!?a' escn insertion. T"1 Hi !r Hiertu.n. l(. '"., u n.t.p to those d.wmng SHORT LOCALS. .-,, h.Si-S hou, OTr- jj f,. b-.ve stating rink. Kt U P !' 'lu -- brs D-uids in rranKiio re 1 fl: :K;n. ClrTe'.aaJ the White vorv xtveti nisrriagi'S there is ;s0t:o mT ..:!!, wr ti. sale of the Sarey and t. r c.U! out, wrap yourself m a w . v.Mll0Ir rar to fo " "h"'- . vrrit.-ry ir tL "e" fl',Ure" , $i.n,!'.'l1" aimally to run the c.,t'Xo c!.io c"""tr-v-t,1.1,.K.r i wi:d ducks wirc shot by Err. Vr. l'."nr v wilt preach in the r..y;rii:i church next Salibaih. ff jnil!h recovered bis health to h ( it ;rc li-a-t b ! out o! Ju:,r- : . .c?iir.e cutity tanners are looMng fv.Lev. bv a mystenoi lis dise.iee. irii;.' it-;. l':7:-eth We'.ker, ol Liverpool, Fer--r rtc.-i.ed $i :. back petision last jj:.-'r. ft. Jo'ii Ul1 "'vi Lockwooil . ,f v :-. ti.e political log that arose from t;; :vCtl03. ti,, .,.. , l.i.-ator i;i a family is a good r,:ifr. Stt-scnl for tie Senti-el Ju . '- Va'iey Ha; k ha raised the .' . :-.r.r i.n c rtiticales of deposit. ci.ivt: :i:.icrt. i -tie sar corn cobs saturated or rosin, are said to be the t: luo- b f "c kn. I'iing. r.,;tj,-r a widower, but it is not true :u: ht !l Lockwood have gone to ti, , ,,;. p,.! t- be married. TU- creniitory at Lancaster is nearly rej.iv lor work, and person s have applied f.r ikt bun,!rg ot their bodies. 5si: el TLnuas. of Fernuuigh.h n been Jrr. to jitei J the I'uited Stales Court at f;;;Vcrg ::i the capacity ot a juror. The k e h rhcored Butler at the ,:.r vi iK-fore tj election forgot to .i-jc i tie UeTicra! on el.-cii in day. Pri.t r Il-mc.sn has taken up houe k::rg :a the IV!yteria pirsonaie i; h vacated by Mr. Benaug'u list wefk. Iirtk. tl.c si'-ce limn will e!l a you a first c ? :::'. lion n a'ie calt-kin shoe lor L i.n iiiik-. Keteen.bcr every jair it w.rraut.d. (.-.titans t'lit hiv? b t '.iri-i'ir are hanging ti !,--.:'- i idjie I reai:ll of the count e: '': yr Vori r.-tur i jj.igus or Ujard of C3:.a-ser. I:ra.ribr! J", retneuiber ! that the ci t.it '. t I iiy yijur boots and shoes ui: V.". Iirk i . ,uer .Main aud Bridge ;?.. i: L.:i.: ou. j I.-:. -ii ilM.n-ion, k;:o.vn to all oi the J A'aiit-i"' i ' ; lis "r : r lie into business tr , r.( rx: of the B.-.rd Ik use at Xew l.t. 1'. irv co: my. F i ir A bi.rse srd lot of 4 acres! est Yr s en lil'S v. Writ, in V'glk.T towr.fhip. Ad-- . !r n J, ,l.n Cck, Van Vv'ertjju- i'. t ii...v ,r.ta the "id Worid jro- !.: -.i. ti.tai 'o:don jis ail right. The Eriti-i. t it was the French that laised tLv s: ttt his cit't'ire. ii. v. Ce' its ?ic;iub and Mrs. lisuav.gh t't their ri. arture for l'hi!alo!p'uia last Fiiiijv. T:.ct -ariM tenuis in tie c;ty of Brv.ll.iiiT I.'.,c til: next yprir.. -'. '.". Ii j-is.,1., a student from the L'.:;i. : x; 1 !: olopiv .t Seminary nt Selirs-E--i-v , ;iai h-a ;n tie Lutheran Church lu'irse: e av. l evening oi; Sunday. S ior.e :i if -ii.t .k, ofrt'aiaer township, :' ,!i lU'H'tity. liol .-.ti ear of corn that tr-T. i, ; !j.r;ii shelled and the grains c::util ; the rCMi'.t v.js K1S gsains. The I .T.o. istic.r?'.li:en Jiaried out t' p-a ie several evee'mgs last week but every tiu.s :!,it they got started an unfavorable i't-t A. !, r ,ui :i. V., drove theiu in. 11c ."all hivir l-,at L- i:.ks are. neariy ail 'tiien ! fa.r.. r. it.g.',, ... a r, $.!; 1! 1-, L lil.I, .t :liat will not preient ar.y one ;;;t;g into faa-nel Stayer's cloth r : l,t:y a uit oi cheap, su! ttantial i '; clothing. t 1. i yeu want to s ve from f a to jr ea-h year on your foot 1 f ur bio'.sand shoes fro.:. G. W. : rlv Lxcliisive Boot and Shoe 'o is iu J'.iiii;ta (ountr. 't'J tii- lipj.ier, a farmer living near Fleet ';. !::!: eour.'y, has beu releived of tli-su-j..;..-:, n of having murdered a hired J!- r.tr.id ileh. The latter was discover-r'- t.i, .Vmiuj hearty and well." ''fry Si'earcr.ot Fort Koyil, while belp to rl.ii lr.s itt stti'.rday, had his left lg crushed between the ankle and knee and the toes .t ,; right foot crushed by get ti'H tlii.ni under the wheels of a freight car. It Butisr is badly b;aten ha caunot be li-ed fro'n talking. His latest deliver. ar"'e it that '-Jamea Buchauan was given tli vL-cto-ai vote of Pennsylvania by fraud." Vut-stion referred to Butier and the Detnoc ncv. axd Eatencss Live Stock As 'ht.,, cr 1B r-j,1IBn Statu. Insures on ai,d cattle against theft and disease t rweioLably ratss. For terms apply to A. II. Wain, aIiT.iiiti,wn, Fa. Agent. Tim Democracy propose to have a grand i:si!ee in this town it the board ot New 1 'ik cai.vxssers find a majority for Cleve lai d, all riplii, it is their right to whoop her EIs just tu that thev do it "decentlv and in order." ne ciay last week as Harrison Harks wss wa'kirg ir. his woods he saw something on 'le i,r lirub of a tree looking like a ak. Il threw np a stone, and the bird ard a dead rabbit fell down Lebanon Courier. There hac been few (loiiemc-nts the paft n.or.thp. A writer on the sulject of on,ci is. say. :t is ow irg to tho facts. ',;ft. t!at ihe men were tow busv w ith poli- secc.r.d. that the giris have been ate " tie Ko-n come heme (rt.in political meet- ; aim processions, and that took away 4a of the lom uice. The Democracy, secured the Po.t can non, last Saturday, ,nd hvlled u o Court House yard and fired a salute for each Tork State elector, which ... ia romance with instruction from Barnom the chairman of the Democratic National Committee that a salute should be fired for Cleveland. The Democrat and Register remarks: Some people have an ide, 14t ,t u compulsory for a man to render assistance to an officer, when called upon by the Ut ter, to make an arrest. Four men in Adams county thought to recently, and were fined $2.75 each, which they paid like little men to save imprisonment. John and Fred Waldamith, of Milford township, have a S0U0 pound steer of their own raising. The Democracy talk of buy ing the animal and roasting it. It it two laree, it caunot be handled. It will be a bipger job to roast it than to elect Cleve land. The Wald.mith brothers, it is said, ask $300 for the steer. George, son of Dr. J. F. Thompson, was untortjinate on Saturday morning He was plaj ing in George C. Snyder's barn with other boys and he and Howard Keagle fell from the overhead to the tb.rei.hiDg floor. Howard escaped injury but George broke both wrist bones of the right arm. lie ran home to his father who rendered the proper surgical aid Liverpool Sun. This is tfce reason why cats waah their faces after meals : A cat caught a sparrow and was about to devour it, but the spar row said : "So gentleman eats me till he has tirM washed his face." The cat, struck with this remark, set the sparrow down and began to h his face with his paw, but the sparrow tlxw away. This vexed puna exceedingly, and he said : "As long as 1 live I will cat first and wash my face after ward." Which all cats do to this day Old Fable. The criminal negligence, of shooting at an object, without knowing wfc:t it may be. in the woods ot a settled comunity, is again set torth, in the following item from the Liverpool Sun. Last week one day a citi zen of Turkey Valley was out in the woods after tuikeys, and be saw what he thought was a turkey moving about in the thick bushes, so ho took deliberate aim with bis ritie and tired at it. It wis not a turkey, but one of Joseph Kaiu's boys moving his bead about, and the bu let went through his hat and bair grazing tlin head. In New York there has been a searching investigation tor mistakes and irregularities in the work of election boards. In the 24 th election district the entire board of canvas sers was arrested and locked up in the Tombs because of a failure to tile election returns. In Juniata county the same mis take was n a te, and if a fuss had occurred about who received the highest vote the return judge from Thouipsontown the re turn judge from Turbett, and the return judjie from Black Log would a'l hive been sent lor and probably put nni ;r arrest for having failed to tile their election returns in the otli'-e of the Prot'ionotary at the ti me prescribed by law. It is a'ways bst to comply with the act of Assembly and thus be out of the storm. Some days ago the family of Mr. Toomy, who lives at Thompson's Lock heard a Ftrir.ge crying noise coming from the yard. At:entiu was given to the noise and the family looked out into the yard whence the sound came. Their eyes were greeted by an ohjeot on the ground. Tin previons ev ening had been hollowen'an and it was con cluded by the youngvr ruerntx-rs of the fam ily that a trsek was contemplated by the biindlo that lay by the gate, however, the mysterious look inp olject was approached and o)icbei and to the amazement of the family t contain 1 a boy bihy alvut 2 inonili ld. A woman was seen gatting off a pays.tiper tram at Thouipsontown the pre- vious evening wnn a oasKel trial lookea like the ouc that the biby contained and it is believed that she left the baby at Toomy's. Mrs. kelson Collier, it is said, has taken the child to raise. Report of Atvb Reck School, Fermanagh township, for month ending October 14, Whole r,uinber in attendance dur ing month, 74; during term, 74; average atte::ilance during month, 61; perceut of attendance, males, 97; females, til; Num ber ireicnt every day during month, 30. The foiiowii'jr was present at every roll call during month, Geonre StirtlMer, William Shrefilcr, John Broad, Wis. Broad, George tt"illiain, WYiiaia Shivery, Harry James, Jaites Williams, George Dunn. Lucien Schrefller, Thomas Trice, Fred Suloufr, Charley Chappie, John Fox, Mary Price, Clara Horning, Minnie Dunn, Tillie Shively, Eniiiy James, Mauda Horning, Liura Ponn, Mand James, Martha Clemens, Julia Rey nolds; Katie Shively, Frances Uross, Liz zie Jot.es. Minnie S toner, Mary Chappell The following missed but one day, Thomas Jones, Win. Jones, John Wool, L. Loyd Murphy, Elmer Warner, Saiauel Graham, John Graham, Florence Horning, Maggie Brer.t, Lizzie Jo:ies, Ada Fox, Annie Gra ham, Fannie Chapped Gkocoe L. IIo'.veb, Teacher. On Thursday afternoon a fcteuu enjiue, hk'h was at work at the barn of Daniel Wcrtz, in Jackson township, exploded its bo-lsT, instantly ki'ling a young man min ed David Snytler. He ha I j'lst come out from tlinner and was fortunately ths only man near the engine nt the time. Hi was struct on the forehead by a piece of the boiler which split ojen his head an 1 scat tered his brains in various directions. The lil(!r and smokestack were thrown clear over the barn. The bud-ling was s-t on fire and was consumed together with many tons of hay, l,i00 bushels of wheat, mO bush els of oats, 1C00 bushnls of corn and some farming implements, horse gears, ate. There was an insumce in the North America of Philadelphia, or $1,200 on the building and $500 on the crop. Mr. Snyder who was killed, was a son of Simon Snyder or Jackson twp., and aged about 25 years. He was not the regular en gineer, as the weather being bad in the morning, the engineer had gone home, sup posing that work at clover hulling would he done that day. As it cleared off, Snyder tired up with the above rvsult. The engine belonged to fleorge .Wentz, and the clover butler to James Baker. The boiler fell 4K feet from where it started, alighting on, and killing a hog. Three colts'were burned, as it was impossi ble to get them from the burning building. Bloomtleld Times Novembor, 4. Cure Tor Felon. An exchange says : I wish to tell those who may snfier from that terrible affliction, felons, ot a painless remedy that will effect a perfect cure in twenty-four hours, as I have had occasion to prove within the last three davs. A bdv came here who had been suflerin? over two weeks with a felon on the end of her middle finger. I saturated a bit of grated wild turnip, the size or a bean, with spirits of turpentine, and appled it to the sffected part. It relieved the pain at once. In twelve hours there was a hole to the bone and the felon was destroyed. I removed the turuip and applied totaling salve, and the finger is welL" Last night we sailed, my love and I, Last night and years ago ; Waa.it Sea or moon we drifted through I I think 1 shall never know. We had no oar We neared no shore, We floated with the tide; The moon was white And the aea alight, And none in the world beside. I and my love, we said farewell It waa years and years away ; . We kissed our last in a life gone by I think it was yesterday. O, tor heaven give me A moon and sea To sail when we both have d With never an oar, With never a shore, Drifting eternally. Teachers Institute. Superintendent W. B. Auinan will con vene his first institute in the Court House on the 8th day ot December. State Super intendent E. . Btgbee will be present one nay. Professor E. V. Detiraff, of Wash ington, D. C, will ba present during the entire week. D. J. Waller, Principal of Bloomsburg State Normal School wid be present. Professors J. H. Neely, J. T. Ailman, George Teager, W. H. Gronlnger, J. H. Oliver, J. T. Turbett, will address the Institute. Misa Celia Kagan, and Profes sors D. L. Kepner, W. E. Shellenberger, J. N. Keller, Philip Smith, J. H. Carney, P. G. Shelly, and C E. Kauffman, will give attention to Teacher' Readings. Ex-Superintendent Welington Smith will be pres ent and take a part in the questions that come before the Institute. Rev. Spangler will address the Institute someday during the ween. T. D. Gar man, George Jacobs, and D. D. Stone, wilt each, deliver an ad dress on Monday evening. On Tuesday -vening J. M. Duncan, A J. Patterson, and Jarob Beidler will each deliver an address. Wednesday evening will be devoted by Prof. Esmond V. beGraffto a lecture El ements of Success. On Thursday evening Rev. Waldo Masstros will lecture From Acorn to Oak." On Friday evening Col. L. P. Copeland will lecture "Mistakts of Bob." A Dangerous Bank. The folly of using the parlor stove as a safe deposit vault received its latest illus tration in Broolv n a few days ago. A hard woiking painter sold out his business lately and handed the proceeds-$9')0 to his wife to take care of until they completed their preparations tor a European trip. With glowing eyes and a swelling bosom she counted over the crisp new bi'ls, and then casting about for a place of safety saw the unused stove in the front room, and raid to berseif that surely no burglar would ever look there for valuables. And inasmuch as the pipe had been n moved, there, was no danger that any niemoer of the family would incautiously kindle a fire without her knowledge. The fact that she bad convert ed the stove iuto a sale she carefully lock ed in ber own breast. One day last week the bead of the family had occasion to light his pipe in the parlor, and naturally he drop ped the half-burned match into the stove. When the p ainteis wile went to look tor the money and found only some fragments of burned paper, there was a small earthquake iu that household. The trip to Europe has been postjjoned. The painter baa secured a new stock of pots and braes (on credit), and but wife casts evil looks at the stove when ever she sees it, and l strongly tempten to throw it out ef the window. - Ad exchange writer sayg that the si; to spoil a wife i to Sticb ber her iu company. Itomioeer over l.er at borne. Find fault with her in public. Try to keep the bouse untidy. Be extra cross when she is tired. Always have tbc last word yourself. Sever have fuel to cook your meals. Never allow ber to think: ber aoul ii her own. Never give in, even if you koow you are wrong. Quarrel with ber one day and bamor ber the next. Never lead a helping band io ber work when von Know the is sick. Never offer to stay with the children so that ahe can waik out with a friend. Hun bills for cigar, whether she ban a decent dress or not. Vo vengeance on all the fetnalo friends and eoub all ber male friends. Pay no attention to the household needs ; theo scold because the butch er a and grocer's bills are too larrje Give as much for billiards ia amooth as it would take to furnish the parlor. Th.i situs writer says that tha way to epoii a busbaud is to lleDpeck bim. narl at bim. Fiud fault with bim. Keep au uutidy house. Humor him half to death. Boss bim out of bis boots. Always bave the last word. He extra cross on wash day. Quarrel with hiiu nv trifles. Never have meals rea. y in time. I'tiu bills without bis knowledge. Vow vengeance on all bis relations. Let him ew the huttous on bis shirts. Pay no attention to household ex pense. Give as much as be can earn a month for a naw bonnet. Always be gadding tbe f treats when be comes from work. Tell bim as plain as possible that you married hiiu for a living. Raise a row if be dares to bow pleas, antly to ac old lady Iriend. Provide any sort of a pick np meal for him when you don't expect stran ger. Get everything the woman next door gets, whether yon ean afford it or not. Tell him the children inherit all their mean traits of character from his side of the family. Let it out sometimes when you are vexed that you wish yon had married some other fellow that yon used to gi with. Give bim to understand as soon as possible after the honeymoon that kiss ing is well enough for spooney lovers, but that for married folks it is very silly. Items. A Lititz blacksmith tried to en large tho bung-hole of ft whiskey barrel with a red hot poker. He Bucct-elel, but the barrel' spread it self around so promiRcnously in the explosion that fallowed the ijjaiti.m of the pas in it that he whs b;d!y hurt Jiiiaes Miller, oi Ziou's Grove, Schuylkill comity, nged 13 years, baa just been married to Sarah Zieglor, of the same place, aged 52 years. Mine. Lydia Pashkofi; the traveller, aavn, in her "Note on China Wo men," that those selected for the im perial harem are not subjected to the barbarous feet-cramping process. They are tbe daughters of Tartar of ficers, and do all they can to avoid being selected for the palace at Pe kin, inasmuch as the life there is in tolerably dull. At Lumber City, Clearfield county, a few days ago a lad named Ferguson was engaged in chopping wood when a little son of William Sterling who bad been told to run ont of the way, fall A i raif 1 v nnAt axe, receiving a frightful gash in his oecK ironi me enecia vi died soon after. Miss Lizzie Sturgeon, has been awarded a premium by the Cumber land County Fair for knitting a shawl with her toes. A chicken hawk recently swooped down upon Captain Hanks, of Cea treville, Bedford county, and took off his hat IIIFFLINTOWN MARIKTS. MrrrLi,rl0W" November 10, 1884 20 TI 10 17 10 10 1 Butter .., E frits Lard Ham .... Shoulder Sides.... Kags MIFFLIN TOWN GRAIN MARKBT Wheat Foltz Wheat Incaster ..... .. Corn, new......... Oats Ryu New Cloverseed... Timothy seed Flax seed Bran Chop , ..... Snorts ..... Ground Alum Salt. 78 77 X2 60 28 60 650 1 30 1 40 I 0 1 50 1 30 1 25 American Salt 1 OOal 10 PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. PniLADELPUia, November 10, 1884. Wheat 2e. Corn 64c per bu. Oats 3133. Cloverseed 7 i 8c per lb. Hay loose 7Ua8lc per hundred pounds. Straw I718 pertou. E'fC2U'.!So ler rtoa. unller--oio per lb. U,ee 7a8c per lb, live bens Saloo r .. . ..... I. . L.... Il.l'l. per .b, ducks lual ic perm, i urMjn"v i.-r lh Ei.,1 LiberiV cattle martet, steers 4.tj0 ao.75 per fcnndred .ound. Did you ever see such a handsome display of Fall and Winter boots and shoes, as we submit tor inspection in our show wiudoasf Come, now, honor blight, don't itbeatauy tbing ot tbe kind you .aw in this town at any time in your lite f In make aud quality tbiy are not only the best, but tho prices are wonderlully low. Urop in any time and look them over, peibapi some of them may suit you. If you waul to buy a pair of boots and shoes, you will be very foolish if vou buv before examining oar slock. O. W. Uc. Fall and Wlitier Goods. I would inform the public that I have now in my new millinery store at my place of residence on Water street, Utftlinlown, second door from corner of bridge street, a full stock, of Fall and WinU-r millinery goods, all new, and of the latest styles, and having employed first class milliners, lam prepared to supply tbe public with everything found in a BrstcUss milliner store, come and examine ray stock. I consider it no trouble to show goods. MRS. DK1HL. Mav 2-PS.l.v. Private Sale. rtuiti Muiiro utters at prltait sjle, A FARM OF 13 ACKES, rore or les. having there on erected a good TWO STOKY PLANK HOL'Sfc There is running water at th. doi r. Half Die Innd is cleared. This will nuke a good homeceuveuieiit to tbe mines, mill", sehools ami churches. The property is located iu Slim Valley, Kermauagh town ship. Juniata comity, Pa., lour miles Irom Miflliutown. Far terms e.tll on or ad Iress. RUTH BUNCE. Sept., 24,1884. Mifflintowu, Pa. Washed Out Hair. There is a sort of pallid, chalkv complex ion which the novelist call a -washed-ut complexion " It is ghastly enough and no mistake. Washed-out, faded, diacolored, or parti-colon d hair I almost as repulsive and uielam-bolly- PaiUer's llair UjImiu will re store your hair to iis origiual color, what ever it was ; brown, auburn or black. Why wear moss on your be.ul, when yeu msy easily have lively, shining hair. AnjbodT. Thst desires to save 20 to 35 per cent., on agricnltuiul implements can be accoma ted by Kenned t A Doty. This same firm has sole ageucy in Juniata couuty, Ir tne well ki.onn Susquehanna lione Phosphate and are also prepared to furnish pure, ground, raw bone, at ItiWi-at prices. In th teed lii.e : Corn. at, Kye. Shorts, Mid dling, iiran, Oil Cake and Vel. Do 5vt Forget. Do not forgi t tliat at Ileus's Photograph tiailery oil can get au f small picture en larged lor-Jo cents. Al'o anything that is mstio in Pbotopraphy, you can get here done up, in first cl style. All the latest style pictur". Inch as Cards. Cabinets. Promenade, Pannel, Bondoir, Ac., Ac. Frames of all kinds cheap. For Rent. Hotel for rent and fixtures for sale. No good will. Will give p psi n at once. Oau-e ot selling, sicklies. Tlii' is a chance for a good man, as the hoiie is one of the best piving houses in Central Penna. Adilre, J on A. Smaaaa, Nov. ," 3t. Dur.cannon, Pa. . , . T'!ii C-.!r-.r;-5 n':.-oJ Imposition. 1': rrc-rr.i k-itr-u! r.-pofiti-sa i:i Cii.ca- re v :v! v:r --;j;-niic tfiuci matte by g?nuj anu c i .1 in the teld t'f !:ar.sj.-riat'.on. Another rc-r-.-.rliiiMe thing is the development -( the Florence Gil Steve for cooking and healing. It was the 6rst in its field in rioint of time : i nnw conceded to be tirst in superiority, and will continue to receive the aw.-tr.ls and medals where vec cahtbiled, and the praises of all wbo ue tbe. The Great Brooklyn Bridge. The engineers have at last made the grip " i. success upon the New York and Brooklyn Bridrfe Railroad. Rut this is weak tompared to the grin which the Florence Oil Srove has upon the minds of the people. It cooks and heats, is made in large and small sizes, and has everv fixture any one could wuh. Call upon local dealer, or writ for partim!.ir to Florence Machine Company, Flor ence, Mas. Farm For Rale. John C. Hertxler, and John Swarev, each will ofler at public sale on Thursday Novem ber 20, 1P84, a first rate farm near Johns town, this county. The improvements on each farm are complete. For particulars see bills. Mock For Sale. Wm. Banks keeps constantly on band at bis farm in Fermanagh township, a supply of cattle for butchering, and winter feed ing, and hogs, and brood sows. Aug. 6 3 mo. Farmers. Kennedy and Doty are prepared la fur nish von with mU binrls nf Farniinv iinnle- ments. Phosphates at a saving to you of -O per cent. No paper in the Jnniata Valley publishes as large a quantity of reading matter as the Sentinel mnd Repntlican. It is above al others the paper far the general reader. Two Dangerous Seasons. Sprint? and fall are times when so many people get sick. The changes in the weather are severe on feeble persons, and even those naturally strong are apt, as they say, to be feelinjr miserable." Then they are just in condition to be struck down with some kind of fever. A bottld or two of Parker's Tonic will inxigor ate the digestion, put the liver, kid neys and blood in perfect order, and prevent more serious attacks. Why suffer, and perhaps die, when so sim ple a medicine will save you Good for both sexes and all ages. BUY THE Trade Bark. WALKER BOT They are the best boot for long wear and to keep your feet dry, th it has ever been offered for sale in Juniata count v. Every pair guaranteed to give satisfsction, or money refunded. We mean business, ani will do Just what we say. Try a pair and you rvill have no other. For sale at the only exclusive boot and shoe store in Ju niata county, at G. W. Hick's, Mifflintown, Penna. NICE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE! The undersigned offer' st private sale her farm, Mluated in Heale township, near Walnut P. (.. and mi miles wet of lliH- lin Station, P. K. K., containing G3 ACHES, nioro or less, and having thereon erected a GOOD FRAME DWELLING HOUSE and other outbuildings. There is a good spring of water on the premises, and Iruit of diflrreut kinds. The farm is situated in a ileaant cwnmiiniiv. convenient to churches, schools and stores. Any person d eitirins! to nurchnse a oleasant home should call on or address. I.. C. Toon, Walnut I. .. Xov. 5, 1SS4, tf. Juniata Co., I'a. A Certain Remedy for all KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES Cures Female Weaknesses, -Imparts New Life and Vigor to the System. Far Sale Vwrrakm, Half-Pint Bottle 13 Ct. jrae Plr.e, Ii Cla. Maualactnrad by 7. lAUSTEri & CO., OSWECO, N. Y. Taluable GrNf .Mill and Saw 51 ill at Private Kale. The undersicned offers for sal a OKIST MILL and SAW illlX, situate.! in old Port Kival, Juni ita county, Pa., with II ACUK.S ol I iihI. more or less, with mill dam, mill houie 3lX V) feet, three stories high, one story of stone, and two of frame, con taining 3 run of stone, two pair ot bnrr.i, and one sand stone, chopper and corn break er, a Silver Creek smut machine, and sepa rating machine, two flour bolts 20 feet long, two Hji-.r packers, all driven by tbe water of Hnnb-r's creek on a 17 feet overshot wheel. The null has a good run of custom work and is in a good wheat growing coun try, ami Is in good running order. Th saw xii t 1 is driven by a Uose w.iter wheel, and is in good running order, doinz a 1ar:re amount of sawing in the season. KRAME HOUSE, Spring or water, Cistern. Frame Stable, hog house, an orehird of thrifty trees of choice fruit in bearing. Anv per son wishing to view the properlv emi do so by calling on the premises, and any person wishing to Icirii the particulars can do so bv railing un or aildresiing JOHN UEKTZf.ER, Sr., Port Royal, Juniata Co., Pa. tAUT10N NOTICE. All persons are hereby cautioned against trespassing upon the lands f the under signed, in Fayolte. Delaware or Walker townships, by fishing, hunt ng or in any other way : JoSiTHAS KlSER, CaTtlARISI Kl'RTT., I). B. DIMM, S. J. Kt'STE, l.l'CIK lH'SS, Jacob Ilaops, A. II. KlRTZ, 8. dsns Kvass, C. F. SPK-Rca, J. B. 'Jarbkr, J. F. Drttra, Wm- FitANTHorrts, Joiin HcMrES, i. W. Sitiru, ItENtr Arcaa, Jessi Pixcs, C. (t. Su slit, Davin Smith, Tist!C Messrs, Joiim L. Arxrs, S. M. Kacrraas, Davis Hi HBAROia, Lavi K. Mtkrs. Arnold Vars.is, September 15, 18M-tf. MrMN A CO.. of the Pnrmnr amkrica, enn Unne UAdu Solicitor Cslvnts, 1'avrals, Trad Marks, loprnibn. for th United States. Canada. Cnyland. Franca. German r. tte. Hnd Boos about ra'enta sont free. T!urtr-Mi J ears' eiparlenec. Pao-ntsoMalned throoah MUSS CO arennlired InthesnssTirie American, th lareest. test. and most widi iy circulated scientific paper. ri nir. Vfeeklv. Splendid enaravlng-s and tntwslina In formation. Specimen eopy nf the Scientific Anierw lean sent free. Andrew ML N.N A "l . M limine Am Oa. U Broad say. Hew lock. pEABODT HOTEL,, Ninth St., south of Chestnut, one square south of Ihe New Post Qlhce. one-hill square from Walnut St. Theatre and in the very business rentre of the citv. On the American and Pnropean plans. Good rooms fiom 5te to $3 HJ per dsv. Remodeled and newly furnished. W. PAINE, M. D., Owner and Proprietor. Nov. II, 1888, ly. Ir. LeAtar9 fLit f.J-I. SB! l.W.S' iKMteM. Ilraiasl ViTrLitfL s 7THsrT kaaw a. ROUBLE? wmr.l AlLni. i- 5 Utw It txit eu-il CiifS rftvtsrrs. p-fn-r '."-. C 1 er f" t" tad lm-n. ' b u. s.-Kiir?. I .-m. iMme !.-. r. !.. .r -:. rrvim.: pi.-,-.- it- Annirn Send ix cnU 1 LVlZiEj.for i-oiitBga. and recpivr? Jrer, a cnstlr box of foods which will help all. nf either rx, to mor mntT Tirhtmr than anrthiiiR eUe in thU wnrld. Fortunes awit the workers abolntly "ra. Atone aitr- Trfi k. Co., Aojaata, Mt. April lW-lr. 5-B PURE PAINTS ReadyForUse Olives, Terrs Cottas and all tha latest fashionable shades for CITY COUNTRY OR SEASIDE. Warranted durable and permanent. Descriptive Lists, showing S3 aotaal shades, sent on application. For sals by the principal dealers, wholesale and retail, throughout the country. Ask for them and take no others. BILLINGS, TAYLOR & CO. CLEVELAND, OHIO. O.W. Miller Carriags Go. f'anu fcrfurt c Icrge variety rf LIGHT and HEAVY CARRIAGE?, PH.'.ETCHS, CARTS, Bl:G:5, WAfiOKS, iC, After th most sr.r.riTO'1 e'ena theTe-rlcwst prices cnnt-i.lab od V(.rkin3L.p. COtOOO voliicloa of cr mnnfa-ruro ar nrw ia P5 It t;8 and frci.-J fr-.iu a-it atrrt te e-ellenr of car , t.: netverw! ratiafvl!-n wliictaib.y fin.-T.i -i vra.'.Je fa TVAUHIMEB. Spec.1 alUc'le:. . i'l Ie 7isrt to maiierder.t. D. 1. Fsiiicr Carrhgs Co., S. Fifth St.. Calvert U srl Flcstoa Avft c.KC.arjAT;. o. FE3MJIM33 B. SSsiTii PATENTSPRSNKLER Hovelty lores Pump, n.'I'IT. KILOtTI H. .t:. ct- -.th Ii & pftitio ;,..; 1 r or tpray 2". r wbttift tt iuUw cr c rr g, rul 1k wcru(( iaTt.s. g-irimj ku.l jr-'-T-l. ii k. i. hai Di et.-. It U tcii-vj t-i i -owlr iltjiti J t t:n icr.n f a-? 1 i"' t c! fr UX.-'U i:Ot iA Ijtia; trTrry CD I'liit, r .if. it-l ebouki Lo ki t in ewry lioauo. tors f nl Ipc.ov l?l t'. roii' lry ft j-; -t.tt-.oi rilliAKti'3 C. CMITf!, S'ai.n '.i -iii.r a'; l at nl- Michigan Buggy Oo, KALAMAZOO, Mich. Wholtsal Mannfartntwrs of all kinds of Onr aat Tna Brr.lJI aad BOA D f RTS. AavaU waaUd ftrywhtr. Writ for catalogn sad wiMkat. IXNB WOLK a. 61'ECULTT. W ! man.tarture a full tin of CtTTin, lnrlo'llng Swril todf, PortUad, Saaar Baa tw .t FortUad sad Ponf J Sleighs. 8nd for cats and f rites befor parcLasUlg. MICHIGAN BUGGY CO., KALiSlZOO, Hk'h. JUNIATA VALLEY BANK, of jiiFruuoni, pa. WITH BRANCH AT TORT ROYAL. Stockholders Individually Liable. J. NEVIN POVEROT, Preivlent. T. VAN IRVTIN, CasAisr DlRRCTons : J. Nevin Pomerov, Joseph Kntbrock, N.nh I!cri'-r. Philip M. Kepner, A-s O. Biins.ill, I.nnis X. Atkinson. V. C. P...n-rr,v, STOCKIIOLDCBS : J. Nevin I'orjeroy, R. E. Psrkcr, Philip U. Kepner, Joseph Kutliroct, (ieorp Jaco'os, L.-rS. Alaiiison, T. C. Pomoroy, Amos G. Bonsail, Noah Hertiler. Annie V. Shelley, Jane it. Irwin, Mary Kurtz, Samuel M. Knrts, J. Holmes Irwin, T. V. Irwin, F. B. Krow. John UVrtzler. Charlotte Snyder, 'XT Interest allowed at the rate of Z oer cent, on b' months certificates, 4 per cent. n VI innntlis cerlilicates. f jan23, l-J-J-tf 11 ii 1 rrui i w-c-vc o . . at w VSlaV TtilHi IKTkaCICW. TM1I ftsm ypjsU?iI tsUavro 4 ots trtu a v tK. C at TwT''fcU tAok wawtiTrK TtaiiTi lata. twn laspsMtrsj oa fty p-Mrt4l rlsu f e'fcrr ttawdisM kW Cktaf trQ Get OCT t fT fti." 1 lar u.t trial patVsfc a.-J Warm laTipMLMit .V9 KVn Tij rrasaT a km wt4 Ifc irxul. svl 4zm if tarrj triiii aaUCWr. T 'iscsl ar or tw ya.s k Umd Tfainv T:wk4 t -f-.-i-ta IB4:t3l ; r r Cri:r ; la ar- sis J -.. 133. l.rf.ef"? iak.'i- Ji a.SjW i 8 KrTtd for war 3 Tar t7 aeds of ctreiaSacsK fait itt Way. Tb DurJ r-rje. tsWM wftM lMsBSS t(1 ft' TIAL 111 VaUca sMsS aakti mr gta Wk. Tae auaat w akrrul aaA aauti PACXAOfi. SI3 ADDRESS XA3!3 REMEDY COTj Oieiabta. tMH Sort 10th kU, su Lewis Cut Mcsnrs TuaisuT. $3 : 2 MOsmSa : S wwra. I?. JOB PRIXTIXG OK EVERY KIXD don at this office. I 2So ai r r . . , . v. r v wa aawww SAM'L STRAYBR Has constantly en bans) a fall variety of MEN & BOYS' CLOTKIKGr HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES, GENTS fURXISHIXO GOODS. Geeds ef all kinds ar lewCra sia see ss- and be astonished Pants at 73 Csats. Patterson, Pa., AprU 9, 1894. D. W. HARLEY'S Is the place where yen caa bwy THE BEST AND TFIE CUEAPSJUT MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHIX6. BJTS, CJP3, BOOTS, SUOZ3, JlND FffRXISHIdfQ SO0BS. HE is prepared te exhibit ens of the most choice and sIct stacks ever Ssrsa' In this tnarkt, and at JSTOlflSHtSOLT LOW PRICES ! Also, meaaures taken for suits and parts of saits, wkiafe will be asade te erie at short aotico, very reasonable. Remember tbe place, in Hoffman's Water sTeets, H1TFLINTO V7N, PA. S. N. THE JVEjr GOODS FOIi 1884: 1 JV O UK JYE Jf STORE. PROGRESS! WE BELIEVE IN IT t WE AIM FOR IT ! PEOPLE SAY WE PEACTICE HI We can't rest on wbat onr fathers did wa must d more and de it bsttsr. OUR CLOTHING STORE became too small for as and we bad to bave more reora for our vr,r itsrssslar, business, se we fitted up our next store room below fur oar CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, which is a large, spacious and finely fitted up Clothing Room, and w Cllod it with 15,000 dollar worth of a very fine and well selestsd stoek ef SPRIjNG cjlothlng. Never wss there such a fine display made ami so large a ssJection braught te" gether of men', bovs' and chiliiRE.ns ci.othinu, in Central 1'eaa sylTania. Our friends and customers when thsy eouie to visit u will approve of our PROGRESS ENTERPRISE! Our arrangements for selling is complete io every detail, in QUALITY, PRICES AND STYLES and cannot be surpassed within a radius of 1-50 miles of car UEAUTIFCL AM) PLEASANT .NEW STOKE ROOM".- TTE HAVE CI.t THlNR i-'OR THE LAr!SE-T ANO FATTEST PS'iPf.l: AVE HAVE CLOTHING FOR T!1K TU1NXEST AXI SMI.I.FST PS'M'Ll! VAE HAVE CLOTHING Ft'R LARUE, TALL AND SLIM PEOPLE! WE HAVE CLOT1IINO FOR HEAVY SET AND SHORT PE'H'I: WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR HARD WORKI.NU PLAIN PEori.K! WE HAVE CLOTIIIXU FOR JsTYLISH VOL'XG SPnRTIXG PFOPL1! InEoys' and Cliildrens Clothing we pay Special Attctlo IV E HAVE CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAT GO TO COLT.F.OF.! WE H WE CLOTHING FOR BOYS THAT UO TO PUBLIC SCHOOL! WE HAVE tl.fiTIUNC. FR HYS THAT WORK FOR THEIR PAKU.ITt! WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FRoM 4 TO 6 YEARS VF AGE I WE II WE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM 6 IO 7 YEARS or ASH! WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR ( HII.DRKX FROM H TO I YEARS V? AS! WE HAVE CLOTHING FOR CHILDREN FROM l'.i TO 11 YEARS ur AJi! f. FuniishinjT Goods Department: Hats, of tbe newest aud riost stylish selections ; SLirt?, all pricss; Trstkf SDd Satchel?, cf all sizes; Neck-ties and Suffenders, at all ticn. Our new gonds and store must be seen to be appreciated. THIS IS A GEHEAL AO CCEDIAL 1HITATICH TO AIL SCH0TT, iwo.f BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN. FA. April The Eest is the Cheapest. THE Z1MMERHAN EVAPORATOR is Taa oit o a Made of Galvanized Iron. It is portable, durable, ahaolr.telv Gre-proot economical, and will cure fruit ani Te(etables in less liui and less fuel than any oth.r Dryer in the Market. It will par for itself in less than thiity lays if properly attended. Its products are unstirp-tssf! as to qual ity or color, sn l are in great demand at hieh prices. Full instructions how to dry, bleach park, and market tho products ac company each machine. Aunts.s MACRICE 1.EOX4RD, OAKLAND MILLS, 3m. JUNIATA CO., PA. BB-..X "THE GIKL I LEFT BEHIND HE. mnstrated bT the o of I Buckt In this picture. HaVoefk Bt'tiV, with th Uaydock Safety King Bolt and r'll.a Wi Lif is insecure ruling OTr any other. rTaiaaMaa.UI.Sirabaaalart. a atlaM la .!. Tl. M a rtn a... w aa A lawrxosasTAiie.l r. rJP. XrTA2"lID OCIH, 'SlS'fJt.Cr Cr. Ha. a.S T-.lfth ta, mCOTATi. 9. AQEST3 JUSTED WHESB TE HAVE I0JE! 10 nVESmEKT 80 PiOFTIAiUJ. Q7 SUITS MADE TO OKTEK. SAMCXL STKATBh. ITsw Xaildiar;, eerier of Bridge u f Jan. 1, ISVi- C. s. l,184 - ly. liv-tezr- ssri -2 jz 'i.41'.i'-,.l.i i w .r;: , 'y?raJil brS-.tifr. sr- :? eH & f a Bney marie by T. T.Haydork, which ia not oo!r ta Laia re. tmt TIIK LKtDIU BlUUI O' AMKiirA. Onr Bolt aud Fifth Wheel. Asa ymir dealer tr h TjT. v i.w .i ii i u of.,. Iflnc B,tc anil U WlSlL Wlna tlia word. Xster or Cie word Crgaa ia zoentlsua1, TT eacli aofsest trio oih.tr, mr, rrulcy known a.nd ao norjiiiar ni a 1 a in- f etrumttnis and, toa makr j. , rivelettexa ia eaxi of a-" t-ro I - wozilaaxexeacisders of enjevroanti in xaaltitudos) cf io-jica. El-irti n- ted Caialoguo usa re tj tvU applila. 1 1 j miii'i'iiii f aa-j , siiaiaiu , mm i Ii y -ija.il nil, inn II i, miii f .Hit '.)
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