SENTINEL & REPPbLlf!AV
mifflintownT" '
TERMS.
Subscription, $1.50 per annnm rf
Transient busines notice. m loci col
mn, 10 cent, per line for ech initrMon
Deduction, will be .,. ".hoTd!,
-drertl.e by the year, hlf or q
Meeting r County
tee.
Commit'
At .meeting of tb Hepublicn Conn.T
Committee held n S.tnrd.r, Augo.t 29
1885, it wM ordered tint the Republican'
PriniMT E ecUou. for Juuiu Co inty, be
held t tbe usual place, lor holding General
atleci.ons, on Saturday, October 8, 1885
from 2 o'clock in tbe afternoon until 7 o'
clock, and the meeting of the return Jndge.
he held in the Conrt Howe, at Mifflintown,
n Monday, October 6, 1885, t 2 o'clock in
tb. .1 ternoon.
The folk wing office, will be Toted lor .t
the .aid Primary Election.:
One Person for Sheriff.
One Person for Register .nd Recorder
One Person for Jury Commissioner.
One Person for Reprewnut jre Peleg te.
On. perion for Chairman County Coiii
slttee. JAMES McCAULET,
F. If. M. Pku., Chairman.
Secretary.
SHORT LOCALS.
Hsrdwtre of all kind at McClintic..
Are you going to the Port Royl r.ir t
The beautiful autumnal tinst attract the
ye.
The State Pair i. to last till the Hth dy
of October.
The Teacher In
bar 14 next.
titute will open Decern
George Heck has been appointed .Nota
ry Public.
Joseph Brinrtle has had a well drilled in
his lot in Patterson.
Post master Kirk is tilting the Patterson
post office up nicely.
Oold and silver is reported to hare been
found in tbe bills near Sunbury.
Buy the ceKbrated Carlisle mike of
shoe at Heck's Bojt anl stioe store.
General Longtreet, of rebel army fame is
keeping a hotel at Gsiusviile, Georgia.
Tbe poll of prohibition votes is estimated
at fifteen thousand for the Ohio election.
The Lord's Supper will be administered
In the Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
A drove of cattle from Indiana cwintr
passed through town on Saturday evening.
Still they go! those tine kid top, ladies
.hoes, at G. W. Beck's. Price only $1.75.
Ed. Shorer, of Milford township, is tbe
owner of a nice four month old Holsteio
calf.
A fatal distemper has broken out among
the bogs in Woodcock valley, Huntingdon
county.
air. William Kauffnain, of Walker town
ship, has been seriously ill, but is now con
valescing. Tbe crossest nun Is he that wind his way
with a joint of stovepipe under his arm to
the tinner.
G. W. Heck deals in nothing but B x:i
and Shoe.. Bny from him and you will
save money.
Some people are so furious over the mar
riage law tbat they have concluded not to
get married.
Bev. W. R. Wieand, of McAlistorville
nd Center Lutheran churches, has resign
ed the pastorate.
Four hundred bankers in session at Chi
cago, last week. ak Congress to suspend
tbe eoiosge of silver.
Mr. Fowler has refused to accept ttie
Democratic nomination lor Lieutenant
Governor, in York State.
The Democracy ef New York have nomi
nated D. B. Hill for Governor. Mr. Hill is
an able political trickster.
Last Thursday, a Huntingdon j'trr tound
John Laporte guilty of the murder of Jamea
Irwin in the aecond dgree.
Buy the Wa.ker Kip Boot at G. W.
Heck's.
The family ot Wm. Crawford hve nv
ed to Waahington, D. C, whew Mr. Crw
ford has a situation in tbe government print
ing office.
Miss Martha Wilson, daughter ol J- B.
Wilson, of Oakland Mills, died on Friday.
Interment at; Lost Creek Presbyterian grave
yard, on Monday.
The annual inspection of the Pennsyha
D. Railroad took place last wee. Super
intendent McClellan of the Middle Division
.rccmr.nW th0 "ton in ,he,r 'OUr-
1 -v . oair ot Heck's $1.00 shoes.
Among the M.2.in county veteran.
. Ti.nradav. and who
who
have
were in nno
man acquaintance, in Junta, were Cpt .
W. H. McCMLn sod County Super.ntend
ent, W.lter Oen.
MiS. Laura Brumbangb, aged .eventeen
wear., of Altoona. took an overdo., , of mor
hlVfrora tbe effect, of which .he d.ed one
0.u"w.ek. It., believed thatshetook
th. overdose intentionally.
The tenacity with which people abWe by
. . ,.,.k Jtver's SarsapsriHa can
Utic ear., - - -. ,he
only be explainer o,
te.t blood medicine ever n
approached in excellence by any new can
didate for rublic favor.
When symptom, of aUriaspP-i- so,
'.rntonhediseand
'ent ,h.!.trl ' , h U restored. .
fOD'rrrhe use of this remedy. Acure
nted in every instance.
.rJ orators will And
lOlliciii'"
dollar for
. .! i.w navs two
Tbe new v-'r -- -
: TolUr.redorgrayfox;
i 4trtv cents:
wild cat
nfty cent, .or . - Krfcech owl,
hawk, any cen.
sift afIltA.
,.ft.n cled before
r iilc
... . in learn
justices ot me wbich
istices of tt
will oe pic
ees, wnicn
Heretofore
of a new law
'-""..".i.l.tur.. Hereto
w..p.sseaoy ------ .8re cent.
V""":,. The.c.pM--l-
.r dJ wnu (roin nj al-
.uU.nir " f; , witness be-
rjustoftherc' Mmwm.riA
th. MTerM cou- - UuB..,ollws.
.ball b. .'"'ed.t"C!,r'."!"nv traveled I-
uo.li ForeMho.yucv -
going to and returns WDJcb
r TT. .v.- nce or aldenBan oai
f.
7h. i . . "er, ana cannot in
t rlZtr "ng into
r . swre tor good.
Governor P.ttiaon ha. ordered the death
rnt for Curtin McOaiu, of Mifflin eouo-
IT. Th jw-.ni J .
iq.u - V, " 10 ' o the
wh Nr.'mW' cCl.in, i. ,b. m,
ho attended the Newton Hamilton c.oip.
nierine mitk - i. ... i ....
- u:uer Kmte and there kill-
- - nuui.oi.aoo man n.m-d Smearman
Farmer, h.r. K.. .
msa m oy p,vjn.
: " u" ao" lw eed wheat of no
better quali.y than they raise on tbei, own
f'm.,w,,hthi.d.fference that the wheat
that tiy bonght as thnranh1. . -
Paying thr-e and four dollars lor eleania, a
Ui WD'f, rather expensive farm
ing. .
J .h Ad.m.. of Walker townahip, had
the cap of his Utt knee broken by the kick
of a horse, that he waa driving in a buck-
f , ,QO aIler a ,ot of
joung cattle, th-t he and other, were bring
ing from the natural pasture land, of Lick
ing Creek valley.
The Juniata Horae and Mule Protection
Company will meet in annual session in the
Court House on Saturday, October 3, 1885
t 2 o'clock P. M. New officer, for tb, en
ding year will be elected, and all member,
re urged to be present to take part in tbe
election. Tha company at uresent has on
us rou tne nimes of more than 125 mem
bers.
Within the past eighteen months we have
been called upon to mention the fact of tbe
siealing of young csttle from the barn-yards
of Everhart t Bro., and Henry Ficks, of
which no trace could ever be lound. Again
a valuable young Jersey heifer, belonging
to Mr. Abram Hurting, who lives at tbe east
end ot the Newport river bridge was taken
from the premises, on Tuesday nigbt of last
week, all trace of her has been lost. It is
Mr. Hortiog's opinion that the animal was
driven away and slaughtered by some vil
lianous butcher. The animal was very taine,
could be approched by anvbody, and it waa
a very easy matter to place a rope about her
neck and lead her away. Mr. Uorting is
very angry about the loss of bis pet. and will
make it warm lor tba person who stole her,
and it Lis convictions are realized, the one
w ho slaughtered her will certainly have a free
ride at tno county 'a expense to Philadelphia.
Newport Ltder.
Sleetlngr of Democratic
Re-
turn Judge.
Tho Democratic returu Judges met iu
the Court House, on Monday, at 2 o'clock
P. M., to count the vote that tbe erring
brethren polled at tbe Primary election, on
Saturday L'very dinrict was represented,
exceptiug Susquehauna. Henry Swab, of
Walker townhip, was elected President,
witn su. h lighiuiug calculators as D. D.
Stone ai;d K. E. I'arxer, (or Secretaries.
The list of judges with tbe nuuioer ot votes
as soon couuted, and tho result of the
election aiid cuut, announced by the Pres
ident, as follow :
For SUrritl, Fowles, 671 vites, Uacken
berger, 116 votes. Fur Register and Ue
corJer, Berry 639 votes, Furgusun 157
Votes. For Jury Cotuuiis-iioner, Allen "12
votes. Homing 503 votes. For County
Chairman, Myer 7t3 votes. The vole pull
ed fur Furguson and H.ickenberger U said
by members of the Democracy, to repre
sent the strength ot the Independent Dem
ocratic vote, but everything was conducted
in such a sutxuied uinner and cautious ex
pression that no prediction has been made
as to how tiiev will vote at the general
electiou. The Cbairtuau named Fola,
Berry, Horning and Moyer as the .taudard
beareisuf the party lor this cauipaigu.
John R. Jenkins was tlected member of the
Stat. Central Committee. Judge Barlress
offered a series of resolutions that were
adopted. Tbe rsvjlutiotn expressed satis
faction with the actioc of the late Demo
cratic State (Convention. The State and
Natiou.il administration and candidate Day
were a t praised, aud the county ticket was
commended to tbe brethren. It was oue
of tbe quietest Democratic conventions ev
er held iu the county, which is owing to
the fact that the primary campaign work is
done in tne township and there is nothing
to dti iu convention but to count tbe vote.
Cnd er the old delegate system tbe delegates
would assemble, a-id every interested per
son would come to town to make a pressure
on the dclegatts, and tbe friction thus
caused, alaays created a lively meeting with
oo small amount ot wboop ! aud outran !
Communication
Poar SoTaL, September 28, 1885.
The first snow of tbe season loll on last
Wednesday.
A very heavy storm passed over this place
on last Tuesday night.
There will he Dunkrd preiching in the
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neW SCUOOI nouse ouiiv;
Farmers re done seeding in this vicinity
and will soon be done cutting their corn.
Miss Eila McCIay, of Mi'roy, Midiiu coun-
tv, is visiting at the residence ol Dr. J . S.
Kilmer, of this place.
The Meclianicsburg cider press is in op
eration now, and patrons ar- always pleased
with their "turn out" of cider.
Freedom's new school bouse is now com
pleted. It is a showy sinool room, ana
certainly exhibits the skill of its bunders.
Charles McAthren an l father, as competent
workmen.
The re-union was poorly attended from
this place, and it is said by those who were
there, it was not so largely attended as it
was last year in Port Royal. P rt R yol is
still ahead of Mifflin in her public gatder-
iDfi- Pluto.
Frank A. Robbins Circus and Menagerie
exhibited here Monday afternoon and even
ing, and drew good bouses at both perorm
ances. The proprietor and uianagera we
rinnrt to be most courteous and business like
Centlemen, a'd no circus has ever visited in
this town that exhibited greater orderliness
and regard lor public propriety. The attaches
generalW seemed to be quiet ana oraeriy in
.11 theii doings- Both periurmsnces gave
go id satisfaction, and it was pronounced by
manv Hie best show that has exhibited here
in years. The costumes were bright and new
and the acts mostly nr ciass. uo Hard
back riding of Charles W. Fish was the best
of its kiud ever seen here, and confirmed
his title of "Champion of the World." Tho
mid-a.r bicycl-trapexe was a most sensa
tional one, and there were other Irature.
that gave specis! satiisfsc!l-n. Mr. Bobbin.
it assured of a good audieuce wh. -never l.e
come, to Elier.villc.-The I-e.s, Eliouville.
Tbi. establishment will exhibit at Mifflin
town Tueaday, October 18.
The .bowmen turned night into y. by
workta lte dark to get up tat bill.
for he W ,U U ma'
for hy m.ny f fc
ffer Of the Mb ,.e . ...
Letter Frem Washlagtoa, Pa.
WasBi.To., Pa., September 25, 1885.
Washington College u. thirtv nit lawa av.taitk
of Pittsburg and two hundred and thirty
mue. from Mifflintown. Tha eonraw ni lr
el is bv tb main line of tho Pennsylvania
railroad, two hundred mile, to PiiUbur-.
where change of cars la required and
rwe oi mirty mile, over branch brings one
o mis place. The Pennsylvania railroad
na tbe name all over tbe world, as the great,
ea and aalcat of roads.
Tha Washington and Jefferaon College
ouiiaing i. a nice structure. The is-mu-d
pictures of it represent it lairly to the eye.
in aionuer letter you mentioned th. con
("lidaiion of the two colleges. Many Juni
ata county men attended one ol the collages
before consolidation and aereral since,
among those we have beard of are Dr. David
Wilson, of Airy View Academv. A. J. Pat.
terson, Robert McMeen, Edmund Doty, Sr.,
deceased, Hugh Hatnilt .n. oue ot the Ster-
rett brothers, Ed. B.nV. who died at col
lege, Kev. L. Y. Hayes, who baa been late.v
called to preach at Miffliutown and W. Herta-
lur. Dr. D. Wilson aud D. D. Stone receiv.
ed tbeir Ph. D., Irom this college. There
re two societies in operation, tbe Franklin
and Washington, and thd Puilo aud Union
tbe former society is the largest. B aino tho
orator and statesman and General Beaver
were active membersof Franklin and Wuk.
ingto societies with Clay and Lincoln as
houorary member. General U. S. Grant
Was enrolled as aq honorary member ot the
rni.o and Union Society.
AU recitations take place in college build
ing. In last week', paper you mentioned
th. name, of tbe Latin, Greek and German
professor.. Professor McClelland of Eng
lish langnsge and literature ia an honor
graduate of tbis college, he took honors lor
tbe Franklin and Washington Society in de
bate at commencement a year or two ago.
Professor Me Adams, professor of Mathe
matics is well liked by all bis class pro
lessor Lioion or Agriculture is the largest
msn of the faculty and hi. work is partic
ularly confined to the Scientific course. He
has receutly been married to a daughter ol
Kev. Dr. Brownson, President ol the board
of trustees and pastor ol the first Presbyte
rian church.
There are no less than twelve Presbyterian
minister, in tbi. place, some are professors
and some are retired among whom is Dr. L.
Young, mho preaoued fitly yea.s, part ol tbe
time in Virginia. He is eighty years ol age.
Mrs. Young, bis wife is sereuty-uiue years
of age. They have celebrated their golden
wedding. They have to sons iu Alaska,
one teaching Christ the Saviour to those
who will believe upun and follow him, the
othsr is teaching too Injuns how to larm.
On Friday the 25th iust., tho lady Mis
sionary workers ol tne lourteen churches ol
Wasuington Presbylenal Missionary Socie
ty met iu Rev. Dr. Wood's etiurcu at East
Bullsio, six miles lrom Wastiiiitou. Dr.
Woods, who is Uie Latiu prolejsor ut col
lege, as well a p'eacber, piei led aud was
iua.Mt.-r ot csrouijiiic. Tne uitfeii ig was a
JCC'wSJ.
The Wasiiiugiou Female Seminary ia
ag.iiu open aud its students are at work un
der the priocipalsnip of Miss Sherrard.
v liu ansa siicr ard aud otuer teachers iu
authority these ladles iu liun Io by two
promenade upt.ii the street each day lor ex
ercise and health.
The i. M. C. A., shortly alter college
opened held a reception at tbe h .ise of Mr.
Aiken. Dr. Mutlai, President ol the Col
lege delivered an addresa. O.bers. who be
long to tue College as studeuts, aud to the
association as members delivered addresses.
he programme was pia.r, sptweues, sui
ig aud ruresbuieuts.
ihe Sophomore cit i i.nuaii.i.i , urj
aud iu it are twelve ou;ig meu wuo a is
uou intend to become preacUer... oue
ol whom is married. TUu rciu.uk w male
lu speech since College op.-ue.l tual
YkasMuglon College is uiiiooi a 1 uooloical
Seminary thau a College. jixiv mo alo.i
High must dwell in this re.i;, us uu wuu
lor thirteen churches and in lua Coil ire
that He seems to uo as ai lu-umuout lor
Ihe training of his coui servants as ar
mor bearers.
A gymuasium beiouga to the col
lege aud tuose desirng sport or exercise
can go to this sou pciiortu on toe numer
ous uai, ropes aud swings or play base ball
or foot ball.
There are 60,000 people in Washington
county. In this town there is a bill iu every
street and the pedestrian is aiwara going up
or down. Harry Strayer,ot McAlisterville, is
wonting at his traiu iu town. There i a
member or two of the Tuscsrora Okesnn
family in this place, so you observe JuniaU
county baa representative, in both college
aud town. J. F S
Frank A. Bobbins, circus exhibited iu this
village afternoon ou Tuesday last. There
was a'iaige audieuce present in the even
ing, and a great uiiny iu the at ternoon. The
circus was in all respects ihe best that ha
visited this place within our remembrance.
The street parade was very creditable, the
very line lot ol horses, aud the elephants
and other animals attracted especial atten
tion. The pertoriuaures iu the ring were
tirst-cla-s ; notably, Charles W. Fish and
James E. Cooks, the equestrians, a lady n
ner, tho iron-jawed lady, the acrobats, Do
Coma brothers, and in fact ail were merito
rious. The company was quiet aud w.l -behaved,
and Mr. Kobbius treated ail wuu
whom be bad dealing, so tar as we have
learned, lairly aud qu.r;ly Weekly New.
Rirerhead, ti . Y.
'ibis establi.hment will exhibit at Mitlliu,
Tuesday Octo b.r 13.
A Bis Allractlan.
Among tie uuny leatures lo be seen iu
the museum ol tne Frank A. tioubius' New
Show, aliu.h will evmhtl 11- j.n Taa..i .
October 13, is Auuoe, the Tatooed Ladr)
oue is in iaci a living art gallery, mere ba
iliff no less tiiau M.tVetl litliitlrt.il ilitr...un. i.v-
jects wrought iu re t aud blue inn upou her
i ... .Lu. i i .. i . .ii .
WH. utj reseiuuie all sons Ul Oast s,
desigus aua secret embteius. Mile. Aituee
has a remarkable history, having been buru
iu the aucientcity, St. Augusuue, Florida,"
whe she was a society lauy much sought af
ter by the elite ol ihe cuv. 11. r father, who
was a sea captalu, bad a lu mia lor tatooing
ami bad cuipelled bis sailors lo endure tbe
mosi leartul torture to satisty bis m.truid
tissue, u.i oue ut his vojaoi to ihe r"a l
lic C nii bis wile aud beauiuul dsugnier
acc'.'iuMiuxl Unu : His vessel waa camm
ed bv i ne South Sea Islanders, who, wbeu
they .-aw the wondunul maias upou the
booics ol Hie crews, autl learued Inat the
Captaiu was tho author ol Hie sirauge devise
iusisied upuL bis tatooing bis owu wueaud
daugiuor. His wile could not euduro
lue icarlul torture nad yielded 0p ber
li'e. itile. Ainiee being young
aud iu the hrst bloom ol woinanuood, bore
t ie terriblu ordeal Willi so much bravery
t.ial she impressed eveu the savage brutes
to such au extcui that alter sue ha I recov
ered they gtautel htrsell and father their
iioerty. '!'. rnuipleto lli.j seven hundred
dtlttTMut pictures which are upon hr bod v
retpiri tne skin l oe tiiAitur. a vvr.t no i-e
iiiohitna ol limes. :;:?d ' i eirs oi 'aoor.
Mr. Kob mi's, : expe is . i gied
this wondurtul exaiu"e huiusu eni iraMv,
aud .he will be ou eililb.llou al :t ii j.i r
loiuiancc. She la remark toid li tu i.iue
auj luteiligeut lady, and i always pi-a--d
lu converse with her visitors aud reiaio her
Wvbd.s!.ul ttorw. -
Peaanjlt-aala State Falr-HoT-eltles
thlbltlD Ecr
Iwa Batea aa4 Hpcclal
Trala.
The ground, of the Pennsylvania Stale
Agricultural Society, al Gsruiaa town Junc
tion, Philadelphia, were opened to tho pub
lie on the 23d, and ibo exhibition is the boat
ever held under their auspicea. Tho .paco
for display has been largely increased, tho
accommodations of ftll Kiuda improved, .nd
arrangements made for special exhibitions
and race, that are sure to bo attractive.
Tbe departments are ail filled, and exhibit,
both from houi and abroad ferru a collec
tion of unsurpassed excellence. The live
stock department i. particularly notable, as
it contains soma of tbe most famous horse,
identified with ibe American turf. Entries
tor the ra;e promts line sport, and tbe dog
ahow has representative, of Ibe choicest
breeds of the world. The display of flowers
and fruits i. la ger tban ever beiore and the
ladies department, unusually attractive.
The Novelties Exhibition is well under
way. Tbe large buildings are Hilled with
ail description, of machines, mdelst aud
appliance of alvanced mechanics, novel
exhibit Kins ot innumerable kinds, .nd spec
ial displays of curious and iutere.tiog ob
ject. Ao beii- r opportunity lo stuay tbe
progress of iudustrial science and mechan
ics could bo enjoyed, nor doe. any other
exhibition atfoid so ninnh that is inreresting
and instructive to the general visitor. Af
ternoons and evening, are enlivened by fine
music.
For Ihe benefit of visitor, to the two at
tractions tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany are selling excursion ticketatreduced
rates Special trains axe also being run
from d tTerent portions of their territory,
for particulars of which the public are ad
vised to consult the adverti.ing bill, and
tbe agent, of the company.
F. A. R ibhins' circus, which showed in
tbi. town on Saturday afternoon and even
ing, waa all it was represented to be, "a first
class show." Tha afternoon performance,
was not so largely attended a. tho evening
performance, when the mammoth tent was
tilled with spectators. The street parade
was Sne. The elephants, camels and ponies
attracting the attention of the large num
ber of sight-seers. There were two rings in
which performances were carried on, and
also an elevated stage on which the more
diificult feats were performed. Tbe horses
all showed excellent traininz and the rideis
were skilled one-. Pete," the trained ele
ph tnt, caused much laughter as did th.
clowns. Charles W. Full in his bareback
act ditl cr ;dit to the title he boars as cham
pion of tbe world Tht entire puriormtnee
was new to the spectators, ana all returned
home impressed with tbe idea tbat for once
in tbeir life tbey had seen a first class circus
in Huntingdon. Huntingdon Long-Islander,
Long Island.
This establishment will exhibit at MiiMin-
town Tuesday, October 13.
Announcement).
SHERIFF We are sulboriied to sn
noiinre that CHARLES C. McCULL
tli.'H, ol Heed's Gap, will be a candidate
lor herifl', subject to Republican usage.
June lti, 1S85.
SHERIFF We are authorized to an
nounce that JAMES McCAl'LET, ot
Mitititititwn. is a candidate lur Sheriff mh.
jjCt to K- puI'lii an usages.
iuij to, ircoo.
REGISTER aso RECORDER. We are
authorized to announce the name oftt.
bliAOY CAVEXY, as a csndidale lor re
niiininatiou lor the i.flice ot Register, B
cntnr ami Clerk of tbe Orphaua' Court,
SUlijeet to Ri'pilbik-ail usigen.
MilHintowu, Jun.; 17, l.isi.
REl'Kr TENTATIVE DELEGATE
W e are authoiized to aiiuoilhci- Ui.it
lr. CLAYTON WEIDMAX, of McAlister
ville, is a candidate for Representative Del
egate to the State Convention.
July 15, If Si.
To the Rr ubltai,i$ of Juniata :
1 tltifirt brit tK to iy thus publiely, thai
I am a vjiui pt-rsonal and pli!iral trieud
and aud admirer ot tisszaL Jamks A.
Ueaveu, and it elected Keresenutire D-l-epitf.
wiil support Lim in Conveniion lor
Ihe (julier natt.rlsl nominalion, 'Jirit, last,
aud alt ihe time." That has aUays beeu
my position, as is well known to every Ke
puolicau in tbe county, w ho knows me per.
souaiU , alllitmch, hitherto, I shrank trim
st rilin g to bis tor support bv publishing It
thus biMlc ft. I am now compelled to do
so in ord-r s.ive myself lrom misrepre
sentation Wr re-jH-eltiillv,
J. CI. A YTi )N VVEID M A N .
McAlisterville, Pa.. Au. 21, iiSi.
JL'KYCOMMISSIUXKR WE are au
thorized to announce JOSEPH SIS
BEK, ot Fayette township, as a candidate
tor the ollice of Jury Commissioner.
July 15, Ibc5.
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATE.
I oiler myself as a candidate for Rep
resents. ive Delegate to the next Republi
can S;ale Convention. I' elected 1 pi. age
inys-lt to support Gen. James A. Beaver,
"first, last and all the time." As I stood
by him and helped to carry bim otTtlie field,
when wounded, at Reem's Station, in lbol,
1 leel like doing all 1 cin towaidi making
him ibe Governor of tb" Keystone State,
in lSbti. Very riespecttully,
F. F. ROHU.
Patterson. Ta , Aug. 24, 1885.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
MTTvurrows. September 30, l.So.
Butter 12
Eggs 16
Usui 12
Shoulder ................. 8
Sides........... ......... 7
n
Kg 1
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MAKKRT.
Wheat, Follx o
Wheat. Wbito 80
Corn, ............ .... 50
Oats, 25
By 00
New Cloversned...... 6 K
.Timothy seed 200
Flax aeed 1 40
Bran 1 0()
Chop , 1 50
Snorts I 30
Gronud Alum Salt 1 25
American Salt 1 00a! 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, Sept 27, 188S. Wheat,
$1X0. Mo. 2 Corn, 4tfc. Oats, 2evl3c.
Live chickens 9a1Ue, ducks 9allic, dressed
chickens 13c Butter lji'.'Jc. K;gs Ibal'Jc.
Hay $!3al6. Rye str.w $16. Tangled straw
$11 per ton. Cloverse d 'JalOc per lb.
MA KM ED:
KEKLIN STEWART On the 17th
nisi., at the residence of ihe bri l-a pir-nts
by ihe Rov. Adam. Mr. John L. Keriiu, ol
Fulion couu'y, to Hiss Alice M. Stewart, of
Turbelt township.
STEWART KERLIN On the 17th
nst., attbe same place an I by tho same,
Mr. Wm. B. St. wart, ol T'lrlH'tt. to Miss
j rrisvilla G- Ker ia, ol Fuiiuo coun'y.
! WILSiiXBII TTON Ou Hi.- I'ind
inst.. at He; res:.i..n-e of Ihe lirids, ru- tbtT
by Rev. C. j. Lfc-wmn. Mr i Vf . M . so-i.
ot Do vies Mills, to Miss Kill S. Bra :.:u, ol
Walnut. P. O.
BU.I.-ROBINSON On tbo llib in.t.,
Mr. E mer Bell to Miss Mary Robinaou, both
j ol tbi cvzzrj.
KURTZ ACKKR-(.u ibe 24th Inst.,
at the Evangelical parsonago, in Thomp
sontown, by Rev. E. D. Keen, Mr. E. J.
Earn, ot East Salem, this county, to Mis.
Emm. M. Anker, ol Plont'. valley, Perry
county, Pa.
AFTER DINNER.
Persons who suffer from Indigestion
can arrest the progress of tbat painful
malady by the us. of an after-dinner
pUl, so compcecd that It will give tone
to the stomach, prevent heartburn, roust
the liver to healthful action, invigorate
the kidneys, and thus, through the activity
f these organs, promote th. natural
movement or tbe stomach and bowels.
Ann' Ptlxs are so compounded that
their action, though mild, effectually pro
duce, the above results. They also. In
curing Constipation, remove tbe cause of
BilkMirnes. Liver Complaint, Kidney Dis
ease. Rheumatism, and many other serious
ailments.
AYER'S PILLS
contain no mineral nor poisonous sub
stance, and do not irripe unless tbe
bowel, are Irritated, and even then tbeir
influence Is healiu. To continue their
effect in constipsltnl or chronic case, ther
need onlv be tsken in diminishing instead
of 1nrreaslnr doses. For seamen, and in
habitant or traveler. In sparsely settled
countries where physicians are not at
hand, thrv are of Inestimable value.
There i. hardly aicknes. they will not
alleviate, and in most cases cure. If taken
promptly. To youn? irlrls just enterin?
UKn womanhood, ana to women whose
period of maternity is drawing to a close,
Ayer's Pills, in moderate doses, merely
sufficient to ensure regular action of the
bowels, will be fouivl ot
Incalculable Value.
FKKPARKD BT
Dr. J. C Ayer A Cot, Lowell,
6kl by all Druggist.
LEGAL.
fs iRA Y NOT ICE.'
A red, stray heif jr, otn year old, came
to tbe premises of Ihe undersigned, near
V an Dyke station, Juniata ronntv, some
day. ago. The owner of tho heiltr is re
quested to come forward, prove property,
pay coats, and take the animV away.
DAVID C. BEASIIOR,
Van Dvke, Sept. 21, 189 ".
- ...
AGEKTS WASTED. OTi
" Spy of the Rebellion."
Kev 4VUD4 OT til itrai'f ttotusntl ho -oinptt
tioa. OblytMKkofitkm1 Tho'SPYnrTaAlr!
tDaVDV Mxrrt$ ef the itvtr novor bofom pabUahd. A j
.trsphio 4Wiint of th eonaplnry to mmtwm 1ntli
Linroin, IVrilmia xprtaBra ot our I'WDmnu,
Bpru In th Kb- l Capitol; thrlr brilc brmvery
fully mrouDte-J la th Tlvid skatcb. Th
"Spy" 1 tha most th iUlnr war book
fvsr p'lbiiabvd. i"ndord by hn: drMs of
Prca a:.. Airat tastiinnnisl) A lsr Iuuii,
tiTACEr,73 V ANTED I
OrrTf erw Hxirt ''ntw-vi -f n:i . t:or. for aVDclf
bav Iwn Ti-1 ! fanT gvitta who
hi .I' l iV i.j two fr ji-i AturM ro--i
A-er.i?, J fc fiiiind ia tvni!Sjtor.
3 io I'rvflV.ii, f iiiaar. rjr t antra asl errry
N7. A"-ln ily V eanrit b-'Jc to tell evrr
k ji-mt Vtm aatonafncin Try Orao1 Army
I ot rA fnvrr tu.wDabif aotl ronnt lu the U.sj.
IT or fall partirnlai and term tt txsmt tvldreM
G. W. CUilX'u k CO.. arathauaxa, haw York
ESPENSCHADE S
COMPLETE NEW STOCK
OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
has now been shelved, and ri!l be kept
dp week after week bj fresh (applies
from tbe head of tbe market at Lowest
Prioes.
FOR LADIES
He bas Dress iiod. Notions, Trim
mings, W ick Mlks, Colored silks, Col
ored Cashmeres, and a full line of loir
priced Dreaa Goods of tbe latest
.bade., and also a full lioe of standard I
shaJti. i
HIS SHOE department!
i
is fall, from tbo Fiuest 5iut fa the
uioxt ubtaj:ial Flow Shoe, at prices
(Lat wilt astonish jou. Shoes forcliil
dren, Miffe and Ladies.
GROCERIES
Of all kinds. Coffee, Sugar, Kietr, Txa,
io abort rzrjtbiog, ask (ot what sou
want.
QutEXoWARB AND GLASSWARE.
i!f'T iiiiU9 uiu-Jt krrp Dp it. tnp
p'j of Q'.EKXSWAKK, GLASS
WARE, WOOr-ENWAUK. Thi
tbe store to cail ou for sujj article".
If you oaLDOt visit ui) place, jour
order by mail will be promptly attend
ed to.
Visit ths .-.forr.
JIAI STREET,
0iTOITE ColT.T II' C.E,
MilUintowu, i'a.,
Frederick ESPENSCH IDE.
MERCHANTS
w h
desire
lo doubie their prolits by in'roditcinK a line
of new poods, iiidi!.ijviattli to all tamili.
ill ail.ir" lor lull parlicii'ars, HEALTH
F(H,1 COMPANY, So. 72, 4ih Aicuie,
Xew York. Jan. 8, "Si-ly.
M ANHOO D renTPe m an
hiving iunoceotiy oniric t. il tli4 lebit ot
sell alince in his youth, and in roTsiiiirn ce
suffered ail the horrors ot Sexual Ine ipacity
Lust Manhood, P'.vsicjI Decay, General
Prostration, etc.. will, out or sympaty for
lor bis Mlo suflePT. mail tree tlie riie
by which he a as tinalkv curnt. Addrens
in confidence. J. W. PINKNKV, ii
Crtlsr St., How York. Jsn. 8, 85-ly.
Whlea at f afid OM
Tmtameaat at U-m th.ia
f -3 Uie ncmc Ute lwi
hiti enuubit, aoi equal
VPS
area-
?:VISl:Ci rfports an onUr t
mu for (Hm weskm. Hat
ehaora for axenta to rnaae
nonT. Bead aim for oaa
tb Tmaat tut unca.
Sabwrib for toe Staiiat.' ai XffuUitat.
l 41 .a
Vr.'SJISOX
IT IS
COMING.
THE ONLV SHOW
OF THE SEASON.
AND BEST
ON EARTH.
SIX MONSTER SllOVrS IN ONE.
DON'T MISS IT.
Ai ALL-FEATURED EXH1B1T101
FRANK A. R03B1NS'
HEIV SHOWS
lYIUSEUIVT,
TWO-RING
AND
BO-CAGE
MENAGERIE
Will EatxxlTolt a
MIFFUNTOWjN,
Tuesday, October 13lh, 1885.
Travels, by Rail, upon its own Palatial
Trains of Specially-constructed Cars.
w liiiifJsLossis
Ol" HIK X.NTI KV!
1'ua.tirUiaf auut ; it snarmnnaCAXALuOLS .1
2 VAST CIRCUS RINGS I
1 50 Foot Elevated Stage!
1 Muaeaia of Hum an CuricsitiesI
1 Aq iaiiinn of Oceanic Marvtlsl
1 iliie Track r Bicycle Contest
100 Peerless Circus Celebrities I
25 1 only LAGT PEBFORMERS
Gil AS,
Greatest LivingBirekck Rider
In tb World. 11 offers a
CHALLENGE OF SIO.COO
To max vatria'i who ran nrrrtftill arenm
pliah rv o' fa!titrvrHtQrv fMiti: aui coin ptti- ,
tin titn t-etv rilr n tho el . Hftianm !
riTslttvl mnA ati .1 bid Arint iWsin. anil i tb
Mott Brilliaut UurMinivn thut Breathes.
AERIAL BICYCLE PFEILS!
MTiTiTT. TiIVTA.
THE WOMaN FLY!
qcee?t Msmo'i 1 xrrFR nrkKEX-
AHNETTA, Hindoo Snake Charmer
HUMAN ARAB PYKMIDS.
mum m mm man
8KATOKIAI. TOI KMAMS.M9.
UtI Wlra and MM for Lira Act, and
jijatiopal and tazzlijig Oracle?
CT A T HLE.S C..1EKIS or
ALL THE WOSLD S BEST PERFSRiCEBS!
as aHaziNU ik'uiNiLor
Elated DnrabBrntes!
rvtf.ruiiir Klavphenta. Jeruelpin lonkeye.
Mn!srt Ton. lDtlllcnt Ctitn. lreo-
riti Pie. A fl" mod ! -fimld tnltlnna
Fotid-rt. 4 attle. arid all kind ef Safterbly
ir.'&ri Auimaia whotxbibit human rcan.
jTkJXJL TTnVrols.c2i
HIFJ DF gUPH!
Marrh ut ia Parade aud ia Uiiitanr DriiL Muia
ai Seaica and aaleundiug Cau uuiler tbe tenia.
1
i
anabolnteWfM(inal NTlrr. snrriMH before
j. OOMIOATi
CLOWN ELEPHANT!
"Who, rotted fia a Motley Jeerr. nerforsie the moat
lucredible. anny'aad Loairroua Anticm.
50 0.erflflviii Cages of jjejiapfie
LCCSE INO LED fMIWIIS It TKt PAE4S:.
LAIRS
Willi keepers araontl them- in the
FREE! 3T.1EET PROCESSION
While Motr.lo. fr m tbe fp- . f f!r1 H"P".
Oai tfet.mno HA MY H I PPOI'llT t VI I ft.
1 )( HOI1XU RHIKIfllKH,
IIROrfl f I SMr. I.s. lib an .alB. h-uf o
m-iti'HiMt Wild ipasr Giratfm itoWH'nea Kr
pent Birds si Mmtkr. rmbrariftc eveiylhin
o(ititresi Ibivo u Natural Uisr iiau.
20 Gorgeoas Golden Chariots 20
r Wundrei. of Kinif, TTacInc nd 1raue;ht
HorM, of the bvt blnd f rabia, Haatua, Jr rauca
and tae famoaa Blue Grass &gioa.
Of Rare Wonders and Freak3.
..f()rn HORKE. which wearaB ItooSboee,
ic-nalret L.my Tattmted woman. (iavnt
Iore od Ox. 4' rino hif Moort. inle
I-ei.tA. f iftn Ctr.r,nV hOnr. the Krimated
Waau Mil', whe talht fonr lanitiiacea and ing
like a oi(htiotf. Fat TTerora. aod an
ETHNOLOGICAL MTHIftfta 0FSAVA6E 430RI611IES
a W r4 of f nu, which rnrer paatares and m
ftnirt an' I Mvr-a f mr own 'a r in everal Tra.ee,
form id ir a Etenr ot which ao aiaaan.eet
nan riaiIi-atA m e .wile f Terr dar. at !) A M ,
Free Street Pfocession!
m i. iiAM.; 'T .M't; n-.slft P'a .t.tiea
fj4:'- S r. - '.. ; ir H-irtt.-l
1 ; a'it an' v v-: z ;eiiiiftl with
(aafc.a aisiincr I'iu.m jaii-i i:n.itni iHtTtcea.
SEE IT! LrlT! Dn T PiSs IT I
Pafcut mtanre IIt. at S nd .30 P.H.
lJisera fu - ar v: tt-r.
ADlISSIOM, - SO CT.
OUMnasrlrm, UlLf-HUUi!.
JtsaBt a.4 Laiaiiiu iMsi's er
W. F 3 S E i
r
f
Tha K!Crowiil. Fnma-A rtt-fl
.wma
The World Moves
AND
SO DOES SCH0TT!
-
THE AGE OF PROGRESS!
AT SCHOTT'S
the larpre quantities of FALL AND WINTER GOODS now arriving ar
taking tbe place of the Spring and Summer goods which we hare entirely
sold oat. It is against our policy to carry goods over from one season to
the other. We are starting oar Fall and Winter Season with an entirely
NEW STOCK of
Men's, Boy's. Youth's, Children's Clothing, Hats, Caps I
GENTS I'UENISHING GOODS!
and are able to sell them at still LOWER PRICES than we eTer did b-
fore. W e otter no goods bat what
test styles, and lower in price than
LATEST STYLES
We have on sale, and more are
Latest St vies of Gents' Derby s, including the celebrated Yeoman and Ilet-
son shapes.
YOUR TIME AND MONEY is never lost when you spend it in oar
BOYS' CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
tylish clothing at the lowest prices.
ten years, s$Z 37. 3 6i 3 87, 4 25. 5 13. 6.00, 7.25, 7.87. Boys knee panU
-uit.s $1.63, l.J7, 2.78, 3.25, 3.87, 4 00. 425 Aged from four years to
twelve years old. Boys' Fall and Winter Overcoats, S1.83, 2.62, 2.87, 3.25
3 87, 4.00, 4 63.
Y0TNG MEN'S FINE DRESS SOTS, in four button Cutaway and
Sacks. We have them in Brown. Black and Dealey. Prices $3.50, 9. 00,
10.00, 12.00, 14.00. 16.00. Our $10.00 suit takes the place of any tailor
maile Bait worth $30.
OUR FURNISHING DEPARTMENT comprises all the latest novelties
of the season.
MEN'S SUITS We have a good heavy working suit at 84.87, 4.8T
I 87, 4.87.- We have a good Union Cassimere suit at $5.63, 5.63, 5.63, 5.63.
We L:ve an All wool Cussimere suit at $8.72. 8.72, 8.72, 8.72. A better
one at $'.) 87. 9.S7. U S7. 9.S7. Oar $12.00, 12.00, 12 00. 12.00 Cassimero
Suits tuko the jilaco of any tailor made suit worth $22.00 to 25.00.
A full line of TRUNKS AND SATCHELS.
EMil SGHOTT,
THE LEADIiNG CLOTHIER.
B1UDGE STHEET, illFFLINTOWN, PA.
AprU 15,lb8S-Iv.
THE
wms
COTTAGE
ttO Yeu-a Record.
Bautifal
FINISH
TASTY
DESIGN
Coniilitj
-rivet,."
Eqaaflad by Few and Surpassed by Hons.
Acknowledged by competent judges to
' be one of ihe
! BEST FOR THE LEAST I0NLT.
If 70a are gfAnft to bu v an orpan do not fall to
rod for our cataloeu and rice lint. W.
hare bees establish.! since ltHA and
nave a jears' record.
TEE WESTERN COTTiSE ORGAN CO.,
JIEXDOTA. ILU
DR. FAHRHEY'S
TEETHING SYRUP.
IT has mcwvT fa.led to five ie noi yrfrct amtis
accicn. 1 h-"u.ard t mother a-e un-g it aJ
through the bo ', a: d all are r lea ed with iu charm
ingeffect. Ir M.t!TA'?: th a IliaST's Health a
fviiMNc rr pwata rt- u l l: : a-o Diarrhcfa. Do
not sturey your Betty w:th or aiurpha Ilia
turn, but D-e
which i iWavi -e and r!iale. It toothea and
quiets the Chi: i, i. -j.trvwr. Pa r' and Nplmmati'M
ird fiw EtT, lNATt e.t. Si are to Fxin ns
Rkst to M'itmms. A ix IauoctTa ajis aUaiMCtaa
IaALaes Saix it. '
TVzr.-TY-rrrt czrrrs a ectte.
HAUERSTOWN, UD.
BEWARE
OF IMITATIONS.
The Housekeeper's Friend
ASK FOB,
AND TAKE NO OTHER.
Sold by ttfl Grocery Tridfl generally.
ORGA
I aV
Jmm
1 MftiAtv s'.-ii'. jj1"- ii-m
j nun
y-NEV YDRlOgr
D. W. HARLEY'S
I the place where job can bay
TI51J ..EST AM1 TUB CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
BATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, JSD FVRSISHIXG GOODS.
HE ia prepar-d to exhibit one of th. moat choir and ! .tnrk. ec tfmd la
tni. uiaract, and at ASTOMISHISGLT LOW PRICES I
Also, measures tsken for oiu and part nf .aits, which will be made toord
at abort notice, sers reasonabl.
Remember tha plane, ia Hoffman' New Building, eorner of BridM ui
Water .rt, KTfFLXNTOWK, PA. fJaa.1. 184
OoQ -
are new, of tbe choicest materials. la
erer before. We have the
IN FALL HATS I
to follow, no less than five cases of
We give yon the best and most
Boys long pants, suits from nine to
Every Farm an Experi
mental Station.
The best analysis of any fertil
izer is in the farmer's own hands.
Soil tests are reliable tests to de
termine the value of any manure.
An analysis is only an intelligent
suggestion, but actual trial by the
farmer proves conclusively whether
a fertilizer will give good crops
or not. For six years our $25
Phosphate has stood severe
field tests. The best results have
been obtained by intelligent farm
ers who use it season after season
in preference to any other brand.
If you have not used it yet, we
hope you will do so this season.
BAUGH & SONS,
Philadelphia.
Tbe Old Reliable and Ra An. Spoen
Baklnx fowder Jllaele.
(On Teaarxwnrol to a quart of rVw.)
Ob th market for 10 Trar and rrr mmrelij
by prominent pbysiciao bealtbf uL
Varnmtei to lie free from Ammonia
aaJ all imjurtnut ImrrMtants and to pre
ol lattsfactiam.
LI year grocer far a frei saipls for trial
Mans OITLT BT
CHARM fMNUFIDTMKS CO..
I manitfactjrers "f Ouak Tabl ftaoee. J
lies, Ymnrw, liable Hjrupe. Hase
bc Extract, ete:, eto.
ki'X'. LOUIH, MO.
AYER'S
Ague Cure
contains an antidote for all malarial dis
orders which, so far as known, is nse.1 ia ae
olusr remedy. It contains no Qmuine, aor
aurniinrral nor deleter. us abtane ehas
rer, aud consequently produces ao injnrloQe
I.-t upon Ui constitution, but feares the
sis'.sm as heailLj as it was beiore Ike auack.
WE WAS3A5T ATES'3 AGUE CCUB I
to cur every cae of Ferer and Aga; Inter
ulttrnt or C'Ui.l Ferer. Bemittent Ferer.
lwrtb Aguo, liilious Ferer, and Lim Coos
p ant caused by malaria. In caeeof failure,
alter du trial, dealer are authorised, by our
circular dated lolj 1st, IStU, to refund taw
suoaey. w "
Or.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mast.
Sunt by ail Dreggistav. . -ji
Tbe Srmtiutl ucd Jlepvi 'tram office ia th
iace to get jobwork duo. Try it. II wilt
da; jou if yon need anything in that line.
Sri irraafl Mir nsrT 'ibi Sia n i i