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I Fuili wheat next spring, a spring wneni.
The I'xperiiuout U ocrt.iinly worth unking.
The PtiiLulelphi i Bulletin sv ; Butch
its are li.:W with phsiciri whortrc.
cmuieml a er-Mtiou of iut at diet in hot
weather.
.' rrmrirl Vin 'f, on S,-ratchft of
ox'-ry kin. I .-ur-t in mmutei 1t ll'oof
" r ' Sn.i.'.iry To'inn. X'f no ot!T. SoM
l.i I.. K.in;. mi.i 0 .. Iriii:i it, Mi!llinton
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Ii nir I piiti trg rul nn'ts ti be ut ia
.i Mt..f- : r i in . C nl "ii J. M. McDtni I.
I; tui li.tvi-no ii ! m j ;ir luxiM ns Mc
liuM ii.l will give jo t ilu- nsiiiiri-vl r id pro
tvt..r. 1 i".ut ni'clfot the rol if your house.
lu-re i ni'tii'ii) known that will preserve
r ... i so well re.l slalo root paint, for
.rt:.-uUr a.!.lri- J. Miller McDonald,
' ..-itt.wri Pa.
H' hut in the n.iTiie of common sense is
l s ..rl.l c iumit to I Rev. D. I-evmour,
i'l.'T'.t Mithodist preacher of JaneH-
York, has eloped with editor J.
nrv's w iif.
A i-ireievs mm ker alter lighting his ci
i.r '.' rew h: match in a wa.te paper basket
i. i i . ; t More in Putbtitr, last Friday
i' ' ::t, a tire that ileatrormt a uii!-
ri i .il.i-s uortii of property.
'I " :!. o:i:!i.-;d Times siys. All crops
:n Kve t-.wnsliip, exeept wheat are satis-
rv. 1 itoes arid corn both promise
'"i ro.i.. Kri'it i carco and this is
- ndebtedness and claimants becoming pan
ic stricken hunied their claims U an exe
cution thereby bringing on a fererii-h state
of uneasiness in the miad of the public.
The great subject last week for conversa
tion was the execution ol judgment paper
against debtors.
Some month- ago (leorge Howor, bought
what the pant 10 years baa been known as
the McCoy property at the first lock north
of town. The house was rat in a state of
re;-airs anil this week was to have received
a tenant. About II o'clock on th night of
lli ytn ol tins lucntu it wa discovered to
be on fire. Men first on the ground say
the tire was burring briskly throwing ftt" a
coal oil and paiut Mne'.i from a point on
the first floor about midway 'ong the I'ike
Iront. Insured.
The Harvest Horn picnic held at McCoy
town last Saturday was a successful gath
ering in all of the features pertaining to
such sn assembly. The new feature of a
parade waa admirably managed wilh W. C.
I:rd a Marshal. The rrt Koyal Band,
the McCoy town Drum Corps, and the Wat
erford string band furnished the music.
The procession drew around the platform
in a grove southeast of town, where Dr.
KilUr, as Frcsideut, called the meeting to
order. Kev . John Laird ollered a prayer
ami delivered an address aud was folio wed
by Kev. J. B. Work and T. D. Gartuao.
After dinner the meeting was addressed by
Congressman Atkinson, Rev. I'hilip Graif,
and John Sped.ly. Kev. Philip Grail pro
nounce! the benediction.
t;. report gei.eral'y throughout the coun- Ther wa, a peculiar incident at the
' " j houso of George Jacobs about 'midnight
it is astotiiOiiti; ho c-i' of suita'it e j last Sunday. James M ithers, whim in this
I u. i preserves the root !.t a house or barn, place has his home with Mr. Jacobs. About
time mentioned, Jau.es went
ell
oil ;
t h
i.Vit to u- ct rt.nn of the kind of paint
it on y.eir but" ling. J. M. McDon-
tiie paint, that a tin or irwleii roof
the
n-olire.
to hii
room to retire for the night, having j-truck
a light he noticed that the slats ol the win-
on i nnrwaaj , August 2oth. The immense
popularity which dlu-htfnl holiday trips
have won is indisputable evidence not only
of the merit of the excursion, but of the
universal attractiveness of these great
resorts. The last one of the season comes
at a time when the seashore has reached
the zenith of its summer glory. Every
body will be there, and evrything that the
seashore has to offer in the way of enjoy
ment w i:i be ia the pink of condition to af
ford the greatest amount of pleasure Neith
er ut tne resorts mentioned were ever so
well equipped for accommoda'ing the
hots ol visitors as they are at present, and
no tunu in tbeirhistor wero !iier rver so
attractive. This excursion ri:i ' undoubt
edly be the largest as veil as the most de
sirable one ot the series, and no one should
miss the opj-ortunity it affords. Those
who have gone already many go again With
the greatest satisfaction, while those who
ha. e u.,i gone should raweuiber that it is
the last.
The ticketes will be good for ten days,
and will im sold at the rates quoted below
Irotn the points mentioned:
Rate.
$10 00
. 8 00
Pittsburg
Alfoona. . ......
I yroue . 7 f,.5
Huntingdon......... 7 10
Cumberland..... .... (s ,V
Bud ford 8 W
Mt. I'nion.. ..... .... 6 7.5
McVeytown......... fi 5'J
I.ewisiowu Junction. G (I I
Mittlin. ............. o 5
Port Koyal 5 JiO
Newport il0
1'biladelphia. ..Arrive
Excursioiii-ts w ili spend
Philadelphia and proceed to
by any regular train of the next day.
tot detailed information consult
nearest ticket ageut.
Train leaves.
8.o0 A. SI.
li.55 P. SI
1 1"0 "
1.55
8. M
9 65
1 13 P. U.
3 S "
2 52 "
H !0
3 15 "
3 43 '
7 60
the night in
the seashore
containing 12, acres, more or less, hiving
erected thereon two frame houses, bsnk
barn and other ont-bnildings. Soiled and
taken into execution and to be sold as the
property of Samuel Clock.
No. 7. A Tract ol Land, in Toscarora
twp., containing 80 acres, more or less, hav
iug thereon erected a frame house aud sta
ble, and other outbuildings. Seized aud
taken into execution and to be sold as the
jropeTty of George Smelker.
No. 8. A Tract of Laaid in renwond
twp., containing 300 acres, more or loss, 85
acres more or !.-s being cleared and the
balance set with timber. Seised and trken
into execution and to be sold as the iiroper
ty of Daniel Shadle with notice to George
F. He Fsrland terra tenant.
No. a. A Lot of Ground in the bor ough
of Port Koyal, having thereon erected a
two story frame dwelling-bouse, frame
stable, ico-house and other out-buildings.
j Seized and taken into execution to be sold
f.ii':ri i jacoo eigier.
No. 10. A Tract of Land in Tusearora
twp., containing 8'0 acres more or less,
with dwelling house, log bam, tenant bouse,
and other out-buildings. Seized and taken
tbe
4 Clinlii or Itrlglit ReMortfl, of
-ovlilcli sea Isle lily tt a
Miiulii Link.
V.'. N. ; rretr. candidate for the oihce
I County CiimnnssioiuT desires to an-
i: f.' tint he ;! not make a personal J
i .i-s i at wii! !, ie it to the voters to do- ,
i.:e ,p . .uon ol nomination at the
riTiiary Kic. ti-m.
Win .1. i i .ines brought an action before
! i M. l'ni' i, list S itu-I ir, jg i-nst th.j
..el Supervisors .f Walker township, for
i;.. i:o i.i Lis w.ijj..n which slid on tho
oi! a r. rtai-i rej t, down an embankment. 1 sto.
' u.tui il:.. ci ii:i:-.- i :s i", :;5. ' s' l-
Did you ever notice how many of the
s- aside resorts on the New Jersey coast
atil i.fi Island ? Vrmn Sia.iHv it. ...I- i ..
(low shnttcrs were closed. To have light ' May, a distance ol one hundred aud twen
in th.- morning at the peep of day he went f ty-seven miles, is a string ot resorts, fully
to a window and began opening the slats. "event y-tive in numbw. For at least two-
r i . . t .i . . . (onus " mis uipuiui;o iuu t-iiivs oy ine sea
Three sections ot'ened ea.-ilv. the fourth ............... . r .
: arc pu&uieu ou sauuv ueacues oill lu ino
section seemed last in its i-laco. Re took j . a. Froal Sandy i'ioi.k to Bay Head the
a firm crip on the bar tiiat controls the sec- j re.-orts are ou the main land. These iu-
ull. It st ratis . u urv cean
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, , t .t.rti &i.i.ii, in iuk -avc auia oca
hand . , . . . ...
I - i rt, aim a uozcu places not as well Kuoun.
I ho : l rom I",.iv Ili ad at the too of famous old
Lnd was in-tautly withdrawn, but James ' Harnogat" Bay, passing Lavellotte, Ortlev,
was satistio.1 that he hsd seen a man's hand, 1 Berkely , Seaside Park aud Inland Beach,
ands.lt certain that the owner of tbe hand ' YuU cro" V"n p " ,olet -ind kirl tie
, . . .... i snore . i Lmg nrnu in i-ian.i), passing
1 v the root ot the porch on me ont.,,,, cf.. br.ru PCkA1
ft t:.e I uil i.t . lie iuteiud and heard ' p, .,th Haven and Sea Haven. Across
hief glide from the window to a space Little r-gg Harbor Bay, aud you enter Al-
tion and gave it a strong
opon a:. u to i.is auj.izeiaem a
si pp- d tt roiipU between two
MA It HI EI) :
POLLOCK HIMELBArGTT On the
13th inst.. in the Recorder's office in this
plsce, by Rev. E. E. Berry, Doty E. Pollock
to Miss Kate Ilimelbaiigh, both of Lack
township.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
HirrusTows, August 17, 1887.
Butter 18
Egg 12
Shoulder 9
Sides, 8
Lard .... . .............. 10
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MABKET.
C5
4-t
23
.... tiO
$1.50
..... 125
1 U0
IS 00
1 50
22 CO
.... 1 25
1 OOal 10
MARKETS.
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1 1'hil II. S'leridan, passed List ! th.'
ti.siii - day ot the camp of the, tetwteu io windows, there the thiol re
im! Guard at Mount Gre:na, ' m lined awhile, liis breathinir was heard
n, in reviewing the iiim tro. is I by James, who .-too t insi le listening- Mr.
s (.'oiiituonwi-alth. II - says the Pern-I M 'th. rs thought of his ur.c'e Jacobs and
i t i ps aro a splendid bo ly r.f hastened to his room to inform
: intrusion. When they returned tbe thief
. i i irin. s drawl: - a train of 1. cars . WJ "1!c"' i.av:ng ieti any traces ,(
w i:h v i.i..'!:;i 1 -Hi !
'r'k.. r 1 1 r j i . 1 1 a hr:
, I i i is, ti.'t w .-e:
Iv la.-t Thursday morning, whereby
i: i-t d liv were lest and more than
Wheat,..
.orn,
Oats,
Rye
Cloversoed
Timothy seed ........
Flax seed ....
Bran ,
Chop........ ........
Shorts...... ........
Oround Alum Salt....
Aniricmn Salt........
PHILADELPHIA
Pu.LACELruiA, Aug- HI, l;-s7 Peunsyl
vauia w heal, bocla. Oats, 32a.i7cts. Corn,
49.i5.jc. Livu chickens, L'.cts a ioiiud
Kegs, 10al7cts a dozen. Butter, 14 all jets
a pound. Cheese, 10al2c.
Last LiBf arr, Pa., Augcst 13. Hogs,
Yejkers, $.25a5.30 ; prassers sua light,
$..,5s$5.10 ; 2 cars of Hogs shipped to
N ew 1 ork to-day. Sheep, tirm
NEW FlUM.
WE HAVE COME
FOR TO STAY,
FEAIl NOT.
Farmers' Mercantile Association in
Geo. Goshen'a store room in Patter
son. We Lave a full line of Roods
and equipped, and doing a lively busi
ness. BARGAIN'S FOR THE RICH,
BARGAINS FOR THE POOR,
Inducements for everybody. No dis
crimination. Every article marked
in plain figures.
NO BOYCOTTING.
Our principal of doing business is to
buy and sell on legitimate principals
and giving one man's dollar tLe same
purchasing power as another.
We hold the position, one low price
to all.
NO MISREPRESENTATION.
Call early and secure bargains.
Remember the place.
FARrERS' STORE,
Patterson, Pn.
.wnnouiicenieui.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Ms. Enrroa : Please announce that
am a canndtdsie for nomination for the
secou 14a , Briantiue Island tteing h.-tw een
yon and trie ocean. At the sunken end ot
Krnraniioe viu cross the ta-uoiis iu!et and
find oureif at Atlantic City. Through i ollice ot County Coiiiuiissimi.T, at the com
tue tuoroughlare and your l .at takes you I ing Kepulillcau Primary Eleetuo, sulj..ct
f ..... ... .i i . . .i. . : i . . . ! o.....i.t;..un ...1... It .... i..rhii..it. . ri.
i-i. hi. h has Atianlic Citv i Hi.- ni.rili. neive said nomination aud afterwards an
.ru i-vlreiuif. . Ac r.. '. real V. 'x Hai lior i election 1V the l'eolde, 1 shall strive to
!; at
Iniht
and 1
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K' ,-l! .!l
!arl.
h.
d p rs..:s were woiinde-i j
Spawn Liniment removes all
, . r Tall. nis- 1 Lu-vpsani Bletu-
h-e ., Ivn.d Spavin, Citrt.s. 1
e.ley, Kl'ichon.', Sti:!cs, t
V by use
. i.t.u:'.-1. S,.1 1 by L. j
.. :: !L ': -::ow i Pa. tt. j
J ... s I.r over, ie -st ir town- I
n e i.ily. w.-nt t cet his horses I
ii ll t.e o::i-r n.ornin- he dis- J
t ::, li . I Ueri in 'iiijing in at
n. :i an t t. .i:i .immaU had '
. ir was nn'i'its try h'l.t otl. of
4.- i-ii ia tiny in store for t
Hav aiid jilt leieh Peek's iieacla wilh
IKcjuCity. Auother thoroughfare carries
j on pasi i he island to Cors.m's In e tat the
Nortuern end ol Liidnam's lieach, likewise
an Island upon winch the Sea Isle City is
bin. I. Tiien comes a series of bays and in-
t the brk porch to uperato on the : lets which lead you to Holly Beach and
! Anele-ea to Seweil's Poiut and Cape May.
! What a marvelous coast this is! And
where can any thing liku ll be found And
I all these reports have been made pos-iulo
and ie m.iciI by the Pel
s-: l , lT ' l is presence, excef tinir a p'ace under a
Cha"- I s'-'!""r that he h.id cut, doubtless for the
p'ltp.'-e of :r..-ertn 5 a pry' wiiU which
to et eu tiie shutter. The. taief stood on
the root'
ir. low
H Unleil.
'rliDsvh ama liail-
A g.l i. irri:.- maker, cither by the
day or on pu-ce work, or I will rei t or s; I
u.r : . J. !d-es
LEVI H AKKISON,
CurweasvilK- p,
Mirrr.n iCAitcnv.
discharte the lilillei, ot said otlico to my
own credit and the best infore-ts of th
t-ix pavers of Juni.ila. V. li. MO"lvE.
Van" Wert, Pa., April 27, lt-J7.
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I iff GREHADESrl
Crer Sh.(y Miilkns Sultj
XJ 1 I 0 12 3 .
f-lrij. - Per Dai, SlO.ri
(i.i:;. - " 19.00. R
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S hbo rciiaoic. .uil,:
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MlUIiulutva
An Krp'i-h and classical school for
sees.
Fal
both
I
!r. f. S .. "s .' I .. I cli-.j went
: i i... it o '.. ; ., i-t on a j t -nic ex- i
I.;, u : i '"e 'n. s 1 i. and a u -ag the 1
'. ' .r. s ' d. .v sj- irt cifc it '
i -. i'h ' Toar.i i idi-s wer. r-i.'Vrkl''y
:i. I ;l':!i:. it iv ts th- d.iy : r -h
1 i".-. Tlie ea'.-h ol hiss was si; U-iei.t'.y .
.r'-- :. s j.iy t i ipinv with a meal ,,f '
! ;-c':i . r en the at'-r. j
I.i-: : j iv nv'it a tram; on a freicht j
: ii; . n :y il a i J7 ehe-!s and gold .
i h- ik. in m on the sam tri:n, t
tra.a a as in the icinitv ot Thump- 1
Tie brakeiuri was asle.-p ir is J
oil eir when th fra urt in a (
wir I'O i I tip tns t)ra:;en:ari
;:.!. ai. I st: u.-K U.ta over th-i h-ad.
roi.ii-d him. alter whieh he jumptd
the trai l a'ld dis ipp.. trej.
iir.ir-. rs Lei I a pieni in Ail'uan's
. in iV.i kcr ln.rn-hip, un last Sat or
Tt" crowd (resent was not a larpe
but w as ileasant ai d t l.tertainui .
'Ire it t.t was taken in the public
re Si'ivl.'i wero Male by Kev.
M n'U. Thotupsoi.town. liranger Mo-
Spar-en, of Lancaster, arxt Orantrer A. J,
!" ,:tc-son, ot t'nis pi.iee. The Thompson.
: a :i i i i 1 I .ri. isiied uiu-i.; tor the occasion
t rni opns Vonday. cpt-mlv-r l-'h
a. k. ivaknl:;,
.Vug. !'". I tu. Piincijal
t
Increased Facilities.
. in . t
n t:.e
: o wi
ll n a
:rd
I
Park -t "., linkers, are enlarging
tie ir t'-.cuit:i.s t accotumodate thi ir rapid
ly ii-r-as-.r. business. Withiu the past
ten ifavs :h v hsve Tnrrra-.d their w
ine toiee and are now rw-tter prepareil than
over to sit uj or. tln ir many customers.
All p. rjin hnirg banking business to
transact can depend upon receiving prompt
and courteous attention at this old and re
liab'e iusriTution.
Lump and Natural Ilrldge-
n
f The tav. Table rciari iu wtiich the Luray
! tours ol the Pennsylvania Railroad Coin
I pany are hel I is becoming more apparent
i as tbe summer advances. It is universal
1 ly seknowledgeil that they more nearly sp-
' p ro.n h tl e ideal sutuniir outing of short
i d iration than any other trip ever (.fli-red, j
as ev ry ingridient one would look for in !
: a J lea-ant jaunt leuda its aid in rounding
j o;: th e tnur. A beautiful country, mag-1
j nificent e'.iitate, the overshadowing interest j
' atiarhing to t:.o caverns, tbe marvelous j
' I f. rmati'.n f th" Hri lge, fine hotels, and j
I esvpt'.onal railway facilities, cover every
: joint that the tourist couM demand, either
tor his pleasure or comfort.
Ia order that every one may enjoy this
jrrand tour round tr:p tickets to Luray
pood only ou Niai-ira express, will be soid
n in failing health for I every Thurday dnrirg August aud Septeiu-
II i had co nmind of th
i'h
Jnni
i -n
r re
.h. ind
rlv :
ny ! e.-t
ot ha. k
. Puek
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l:r'it
A d- i iteh tn-m Belvedere N. J , says :
; -i Kohert M-.lfiter a native of Juniaia
i-niiiit-, wh ise country residence is just on
tii itk -:s of It dvidere, on prop -r'y b v-
lougii.g to !i obert I.-r )X r""nn- ly, is very
i'l. IP; has b
ever ii months.
I'.le.-.-n'H Ne-v Jersey Vot infeers. A bn
i- 1 in hn throat so'ue timo ago. It
is extrseted, b it owin to his ae he did
not recover from Its effects.
Last Fri I iv afternoon a torm devastated
i j'lrtiou "! Cu nin. rland county near Car
lis'e. A man uaiued Herkheimer was kiil
id by a bair. that w is blown down. Many
I r. Mings wire u.ir 'ole i. 1 he loss of pmp
, irtv is i sMinitod st io.'XI. The same
(.." iro- a storm s'rue1. Il irrisburg, and mi
ev ho'isi s ; re damaged. Six houses were
u' r"..l."i and the b:iii lings so flooded with
rain th(t the people lied from tbe buildings.
Th- dam iges to property is estitrate'l at
rjo.'i !.
I ("rooks had an evil design on Wm. F.
1 Snviler's pocket tuiok, and in oMer to put
' their evil purposes into execution, they
. toot one ot sheriff Hamilton's ladders that
was iu use in tfie painting of Dr. Bank's
hoe.se, and carried it down to fsnyder's place
I between the hours of three and four o'clock
last Fridat morning. In taking tho ladder
i.u r the j anl fence tin made a noise that
1-ini.i d Snyder. 1U res. he I the window
in time to see tho thieves tl it away in the
.larkness.
A de I itch from Chicsgo last Thursday
si: pin-drought in this state ia cutting
:1 tl.e milk supply from the city. There
a, e hundreds i f farmers that have no in
coni. s i veej.t from milk sales. They raise
no c-a-i save such a is ned in caring for i
tin- cows. A short continuation of the;
dr. oj;-:h, means want and hunger. Many j
are no.v buying corn from Iowa for which
they pay : cents a bushel and oats at 3c
a hu.-hul. They pay tor bran $15 snd for
middlings Vi I.
1 The lawyer's an ! sheriff were busy last
e. k looking up claims ot one class ot citi
;ens .nrsi::st another. The short crops of
t '. past tew years his caused no iiltlo etn
1 r i-svi "it jijuiij; farm-rs, .viinh ive iari-e
' tier, r turning co".pon good for use uatil
! and ii.cluiiing tho foliowing Tuesday.
I Round trip tickets for the natural bridge
j may he proeur-d -f the agent of Luray -!
The rate to Luriy and return from Slitllin
j is $i."i', and train connecting with Niagara
I Repress will leave st t-17 A. Jt.
load. It touches everywhere. Some syn
dicate purchases a trip of beach and im
proves it. Next we hear of a Pennsylvania
11 !!r!icri i-iii iritiae u aud Ij !
ll ti!.js-ou:s forth ia a lull Hedged resort
;tL hotels ami cotfie-s. Beluro many
' csrs there will be a continuous line ot
j rans Irwm Sandy Hook to t May Point,
f Willi not a iii.ie of ui ie-cupird baeh land.
: Aiiionj these rest.r's you can make
i Iwicc. Theru is the ta-hion ot Long
! i'.-aneb, ot Kev Eat, ot Sea Girt, an.!
J Spi ing Lake ; the less fa-lii n.at.l'j but s:ill
J gay ai d and tempera'e Ashfiury Park,;
1 the greal O.'fan Grove ; the restless,
I crowded cosine ii(lif anisn; of Atlantic City,
I and the nuiet ! n."e of O d Caf-o Slay.
I Then iln-re is the grand fishing ana sailing
iot Birn-'jit Usi , an 1 tho resorts of the
: ueibtorhood, and tbe etUai!y gKd tjsbitig
I of tLe ba a siiiib ol Ailarilic City. Krery-
body jroes to Atlantic aud rich aud poor
. !ie tae.li oiuir ou ItiJ Leacn an 1 m n
liotel lolibies. put ii oa Would t.- rid
k- ail that ; U vou would travel with a bag lt.S
slead id a trunk, anil cnly a tree and ca-J
i:le free tr .m .he d'tatea ot fashion, go to
H I'uegat Citv beach, Lungporl, Oci an City,
Sia I-!e City, and Anglesca.
One ot tbe newest places is Sea Isle. It
i is of .-asy access, ana t xpress trains over
j the West Jciscy road tae you directly to
it iu two hours It is only about five years
' o'.d, aud Jet it r' joices iu several hundred
' cottages . nrd various Iwl-is. 31 iny ol
i these are bu.lt Ulsin tbe very edge of
' sea, being separated from It only by a aea
I wail five or mX leet high. The beach is
bard as a plank. It is ot a peculiar quality-
The uazziiug while ot ho many beaches
i.s absent iu this, r ine b'ack sand is mixed
with it in such iiuantities as wto make
easv tor the eve And there is no
beach to be found auvwbcre. Its sea wall
is novelty. This wall makes it possible for
houses to lie built close to the water, some
thing w hich is very rare. Atlantic City
and other resorts might take an idea from
Sea Isle. A like wall at Atlantic City aud
other resorts mieht take an idea from Sea
Isle. A like wall at Atlantic would utilize
til my hundreds of acres.
You can do as you please at Sea Isle, for
fashion w ill not dictate. If you are ured
id the hurly-burly and w ish to escape the
crowd there is no better ilace. Vou can
I be comfortable and ei joy lite by the sea in
i its purity. Fi-hing, sailing said cribbing
i will give you diversions on the water, aud
excursion trips to Cape May, Ocean Cuv,
1 Loi.gport, and Atlantic City will help you
I Hiss tbe time.
To the Republicans of Juniata county .-
I hereby announce myself as a candid ate
for the office of County Comnessiouer, lit
the coming Hepublicaa primary election,
subject to Republican Usages. If nomina
ted and elected I pledge myself to the in
terest of all tax pavers ot Juniata county.
J. II. CUNNINGHAM,
Patterson, Pu.
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To the Republicans of Jnii i!i :
lielievine that the best irtere-ts !' t'X
payers ot junia!a would be siibserv-d by
Ihe re-election ot W. North Sttrrc.t as
County Coniniissionyr. erniit i. e to naiiu
bim as acmdidate ler noiiiiu:i..n, lubjiM t
your ! to Republican usag-. s. Ills rmsi nisiory is
a si Ihcu tit guarsntce lor ois inline nciiou.
PATTEliaON.
Ant. C, lfc7.
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A3N OVERFLOWIJNG STOCK
OF IIO'lFTlXOTIII.tGTO MEETTIIC IIFSHOF fftTOSlERS
AT
SCHOTT'S.
Trade pinee tbe openincr cf tbe season has leen Fimply rhenometial.
But preat ap jt jias j,et.D , j.us pbttFtd ot;r GRAND STOCK of
Desirable ClotLirg, wbicli trntams tLe CLoicct-t Afiisiifl for Mtn and
L?oys. Not tbe common ready in ado garments of the ordinary clotting
store, tmt snch clothes lis yon -xj)cct frcm a tirfit claf s rnstora fbop, and
our prices Well you f-Luil Jude ii lh prices are not right, bring back
the clothes if you think them dear at the price vo ask.
18 MAGNIFICENT SUITS,
in none but the very Litest, and consequently the mo6t stylifali of Spring
f asnione, just a bait that at any merchant tailor b would cobt at least
S15 BEAUTTFUIi SUITS,
from Imported and Domebiie Fubricti, the finest goiids cvr t-hown in tho
county at this price aud better in every repect (we guarantee than any
Buits elsewhere-
S12, A TREMENDOUS LINE,
nnequaled in this country, for quality and make, l'luids, Checks, Mixture!,
in Cutaways. Sack perfect iu fit and every satisfaction guaranteed.
YOU SHOULD SEE OUR SIO SUITS.
They embrace all the latest patterns that come in Sacks and Cutaways.
$8, STRICTLY ALL-WOOL SUITS,
Elegant for Dress made and finished equally as well as our si 5 Suits, the
only difference being in tho material. They are very stylish, and you will
be pleased with them, we warrant.
$5, HUNDREDS OF SUITS.
at this price they are made, with eye to durability and tTS grmranteo them
to give good service.
THE LADIES ARE WITH US.
They make our Hoys and Children's Clothing Department, their shopping
head quarters in this town. Judging from the throngs of purch-ipors that
have crowded Our Hoys Clothing Department this pchsoii it did not take
the Ladies very long to catch on to this tirr at 15 irgain boom. Our $:i
line of Knee I 'ants Suits and or.r 5 line of long Patits Suits aro attract
ing considerable attention. You can save money on every Suit.
HATS! HATSIHATS!
No matter what sort of Hut you want you can get it here providing it id
fashionable.
FUIWISTIITCt goods.
of all kinds Neckwear I"i)derweur.$Hos5-ry Col'nrs and Cull's, Umbrellas,
Handkerchiefs, Kntqc-ndcfs,Goll and Stivei Watches. When we t-ay we
save you money on every purchase we back our promises up with.the goods
SCHOT T,
THE LEADING CLOTIIIER,
IjRIDGK ST., MIFFLINTOWN, 1'A.
To tho ITubiicins of jitnia'a:
r'rsncis Huwcr, of Kt r nanach township,
bas ret'-rati-dlv bicn sivcl cn of as a catuli 1-
ate tor th- (iflice of C.uu-v Comtuis ,iotn-r.
Hi is a practical mao arul the njaii iL-nnii'iit
rt county a flairs ill 1- nrnlcr si: Riiar
dianshii if the iieoplw contVr the i!ic- on
hira. I therefore announce him as a can
didate ler nomination, ul ject t- R"iib!i-
cat: jjrimsry rules, feeling asiir;.l that b n
tietortf the whole idj)!e tor ineir suurau,
hw he voted lor ith preat lavor.
Mir FLIMOVVN.
Aug 6, Iftsi.
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-irAllKEU & CO.,
JI.vin" Stsi.et, Mnr;.iNT....v, l'txs.
Transact a g.virrul banking busi
ness. Discounts daily.
Accounts cf firms, individuals and
I COUNTY TRKATRER.
' I hi-retiv announce m vn-ll as a candl Hte j corporations solicit e
" (.r nouiinatiun tor the omce ol oimiy
j Treasurer, at the eiisiiinc-H,-piihlican rriin-
ary a .ih irm, miiiT i m . p..u. ... ..s
It noiuiDated and elected I i.l(dj( mv best
n,e i nervice in tbe dii:hirge ot the duties of
ail office. i.'- - J l L".
I'ort Koyal, V., April 2d, l-.s7.
To tbe Republicans of Junia'a County :
I hereby announce niyaeil as acaiMinate
Four per cent, intre.-t allowed on
twelve months' otTiilicates.
Ajril H'l.'sT.
PEMSYLVAHIA G0LLE5E,
;etlj simr;:, Ia.
THE CLGTHmG HOUSE
OF
D. W. HARLEY,
lSTABLISHED 1805-
On" IhoQo honfes who pursue an ALL THE YEAU l:OUND Tcliey
j ol l owest I'rice h:vothe P.iuli Coi GJnce ar 1 a Steady Patronage.
j Kveryb-ody knov's that ii. W. llnrley is the Chief Champion of
j STEADY, UNSENSATIONAL PRICES.
No wonder, then, that all eeasons find us EQTTALLY BUSY.
No spurts. No "wonilerful sacrifices." But Ilonot I'ricea fr Hon
est ClolLing.
Clothing f jr V-V and LITTLE BOYS, and for all ni.es of MEN.
UNDKUWEAU. HOOTS anl SHOES. HATS. CAPS, GLOVES,
and NKCKTIi:?. A com--lee stock of Fi "UNISIIINU (JOODS, at prices
that will do yon good.
Measures taken for Suits, or parts of pnits on ahort notice, of a style
to Buit votir fancv. or the mo: t recent fashion cut.
The Corntr of J'rii'ge A. Water Streets is tho hrsmcps plnce of the
Valual)le;CIotl.;ng House of
;. f. n..tnination. lor the oriic o ot founiy ' TlVMIKIl IN I arir.-1 .uully
i Tre-siirer at tne ensiime rit i.uoncau i-i- ion
Tiiary election, sutiject i Ki'piiimcan in ig-s.
If nominated and elected hy tbe people I
will disoharee the dnties ol the otlice wilh
credit to nivself and the Repub'icati party.
ts()L('M(N BM)KS.
Muilinto-rn, May 2, 17.
Two
courses oi stiiiiy Classical and
Scientific. Special course s in all depart
ments. )bsirvit'rr an.l laboratories.
Three la-ge hul'iiiiips. Libraries) 22,0" Ml
volumes. KTpenses low. Acci.-siiilo by
lreiiient Uailro id trains. Location, on the
BATTLK-r IKI.i) cf !.. ttvstiurir. most pleas
ant and h-altbv. I'rt'paraliir) l-
nartmcnl. in t-i-onalu buiMinif
To the Republicans ot Juniata county :
I would announce to the Republican j ooi s and j out.ir ui-n prcparn -g for bu
part v of Juniata county, that I mil a can-1 or College, under special care ot tho
did ate for the nomination ol County Treas- cipal, bui! two asMstants
urer, subject to the rules that govern tho
organization. If tbey favor me with a nom
ination I will serve ihem to tbe best of my
ability iu their interests and in the interest-)
of the a hole people.
john McLaughlin.
Mier 111 Sales.
The sheriff will ell at public outcry, at
the Court House, in Mitttmtown, Friday,
September 2nd. 187, at one o'clock p. M.,
tbe following real estate:
No. 1. A Tract ot Land, in Ferinanasli
twp.. containing 10 1 acres, more or less, ha-
w- i ... ITlf- lucre ill .'rei-icn a iranio uouse, raiaui
I house and other out-buildings. Seized and
Haines, has been west this summer, tak u into exec,i.i..ti and to be Bold the
returnin- from Illinois, he preseDta us with - N?( ANo A Tract OI WoodW in Fer
a natement of wh-at raising that was pub- maujip-h township containing thirty eight
Tho llln.ois, Farmer City Kepr.bli- J acres more or less, zvir.ea ana in into
ev.-cu.Tiim ana to oe sola as me pr(jieriy ci
WiHiam Clei-k
E. R
lishi- l in
can cf July 30, 1J--.7. Mr. Haines says,
that A'der, who uui.ie the following state
ment ol I.is wheat farming in lbG, did not
venture to raise wheat io 1!p7.
Statement 1-0 acres of wheat raised by
W. W. Aider :
fold 1705 bushels a''.9; cents
-xrt'.
Flowing K acres a $1.........
Harrow ing aud drilling etc.,...
ll'J bushels Seed Wheat a$l..
Cutting and binding a SI
l.Vi pounds ot tine a It cent.
Sbockinz
Threshing and delivering
a. .......
$1211.b'J
.$ so.oo.
, . 7'J 73.
.. 110 i0.
.. t0 KI.
.. 21 70.
. 27 75.
to
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12
15 c-0.
j72.0.
StsK'k.ng straT..
Boarding hands.
Total
Net IW:t SooH.e'.t.
An averajo Net I'roSt of S9.23 per acre.
This statemi-nt settles the question about
tbe profit in wheat growing. The wheat
waa sold at low figures, and ir it had len
raised bv a farmer en his own farm, h!f the
expense, incurred by Mr Alder would hare
been saved.
l-euu)ltalia Ki.llroa-1 Sea
Miore i;-kcnrln 1 Uo
Lat of Hie e"on.
to
No. ;i. A Tract of Land in Walker twp.,
containing 73 acres more or less, having
Ihcreoti erected a two-slory frame bouse,
also a two story traiuJ tenant house, bank
bam, wagon-shed and other out-buildiDgs.
Seized and taken into execution to be sold
as the property of Henry Auker.
No. 4. A Tract ot Land, lu Walker twp..
containing 15 acres n.oru or less, having
erected tbereoo a two-story stone house,
bank barn, wagon-shed and other outbuild
ing. Seiz.d and taken it) to execution and
to be sold as the property ot Joseph Boas-
bore.
No. 5. Also a Tract of Unseated Lard,
ia Walker twp., containing three acres more
or less. Seized and taken into execution
into execution and to besokl as tho. prop
erty of James W. jfairs.
No. 11. A tract ot Land in Greenwood
twp., containing 57 acres, more or less, hav
ing thereon erected a two-story frame house,
frame stable aud other outbuildings. Seiz
ed and taken into execution and to be sold
as tbe property of Adam Wilt, in the hand
ol Margaret Wilt, his Administrator.
No. 12. A Tract of Land in Walker twp.,
containing lot acres, more or leas, with
i good dwelling house, bank barn and all
other necessary outbuildings thereon
trectcd. t ne of the best farm s in Juniata
county. Seized aud tiken into exec ution
and to be sold as the property of John S.
j Masser.
j No. 13. Abo, a Tract of Woodland In
i Walker tow nship, C5 acres more or ess.
I Seixed and taken into eccntion and to be
sold as the property of John 9. Mnsser.
I have the pleasure of announcing to tho
Republicans of Juniata coauty that 1 am a
candidate for nomination, at the primary
election for County Treasurer, subject to
Republican usages. If nominated and e Kilt
ed I will discharee the duties of the office
with fidelity to the trust given to niu by the
people.
D. C. PI1ELLENBKKGER,
Kichfield, May 9, 18S7.
PHOT HON OT ART.
Ma Epitob .- Anton B. Will, of Mifliin-
town, is a clever young man, w ith abiunlnnt
ability to discharge the duties of the etlice
of rrothonolary. 1 therefore announce h:iu
aa a candidate lor that ollice, subject to Ke
iiublican rules lor tho government of the
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primary election. w e ma a -i-
July 18, lfc87.
Ma. F.niToa : Permit me to present tbe
name ol Theodore ii. Meminger as a can
didate tor re-nomination tor tho oflice oi
Prothonotary, subject to Republican usages
Ho has tilled the oflice during tho present
term so faithfully and weil, and with suca
acceptation to all who haie clone busiaefcs
in tbe oflice, that a re-nomination ani re
election is justly his due. I believe that
his renoinination will be lor the best inter
ests of the taxpayers of Juniata, who w ill
take rare of tbe same by his triumphant re
election, lie baa been tried and not found
wanting.
MIFFLIN.
May 30, 18B7.
lor
for business
I'rin-
iiiing w ith stu-
buiditig. lali term opens
For Catalogues, address
n. W. McKNimiT, l. V.,
President, or
HUl'.EIi G. Bl'CKLKii. A. M..
!'ricipal.
(Jottysburg, Pa.
deuts in the
I Sept 8, 1887.
LU&i MADE
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l.-'&lr foiiiAHiraA
D.
January 19, 1RS7
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PAYNE ENGINES.
Is .i'Jt ,,
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BOILERS'
of ull f
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WRITE FOR CIRCULAR AKD TEU US WMAT YO'J YANT.
33. 'VST. X-f2a,"5TXC-lZ: trdtJ EtVC2SrS3,
Dmwcr 111M, r.LMIDA, N. Y,
!10 o-ath Canal Street, ciilliw,
4 Uey Street, HKW lllltt,
.rANCH CFHCES:
"TEE GIRX 1 BEHIND SSlB'
CSPTBIiaHTEO !BT V'.j.,
Tk.i..i nf thi series of excursions
i Atlantic City, Cape Jlay, or Sea Isle City , . ?J fco!ll M the Jn(1 OJ j.pi, B.mshore.
v: V.f- Pennsylvania Kai road, will be run : Nd. . A Tract of Land in Walker twp..
ACimous?.
W. B. Oraham and Nat C. llenkels will
make competent County Auditors, 1 there
fore nominate them for that oflice lor tbe
Republican Primary election.
EtrUBLICAN.
CHAIRMAN COUNT!" COMMITTEE.
1 would announce S. B. Caveny, of Pat
terson, as a candidate for the office of
Chairman ol the Lepublicnn County Com
mittee, subject to the rules that govern tbe
Repyblican party. REPUBLICAN.
Aug. io, 183.
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FOR HEN
VOK I50VS
AMI VCITI1S
AMI ilILIUE".
REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATE.
Ediths Siiti'ct, An K irr Lie as :
Announce W. II. Rodgers as a candi
date before the Republican Primary Flec
tion for Representative delegate to State
Convention to meet in 18t8, aud oblige.
Aug. 15-1837. . FRIENDS.
LEDGER UUILDINO,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
LEGAL.
- ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION.
JL-i
nitusrated b tho nae of a T T. HT-tt Unr-T. -M- t !f ' 1-afinr Vt,rar in thfa
lt sib V'.1j Whe-1. A.k -nr d-air.r for tba T. T. tl n-t !s. I.. ot.Ti. Wita Uia
U d-ciTiji-ty King B.Mt anil Fifth v-'tieet. lf i ins-cure r.i".!i g n aur otli-r.
(This pirtur. will W ftirrt.t-1 on U-v: c.r.!. i-rmted in eUant -ry'.e, ts ,r.y one ho wvl asree ta
frame it.) I ENCLOSE STAMP.
f, e.te.OBu. nd THE T. T. HATD3CX C A!!S!AC C3.,
WniMe Pncs List. Cor- pim andTwrtnh st.. CICITXATI,0
ABCITS WAITED WHIlt WI HVl 9t!
Sprlug- ami Summer Kood.
I would inform the public that I have
now in my new millinery store at ray place
of residence on Water street, MifHintowri,
I r.econd door from corner of Bridge street, i
a fuil stock, offspring &. Summer millinery j
goods, all new, and of the latest styles,
' a Tvinir emnloved first class luillinera I
MO ltmSTatlT l PIOFtTAttl.
rU'TIOJI SOTICE.
A LL persons are hereby cautioned
j. agaii.-.t fishing or burning, gathering
lei-ies, or crossing fields, or in any other
way tiespassiug oc tb lands of the under
signed J.S. Kemfpf.
Notice is hereby piven that I.eiters of j va prepared to supply tbe public with
Ari ministration on tbe es'ate i lllinni
Dunn, late of Fayette township, Juniata
county, Pa., dei eaaed ba..i been granted
to tbe undersigned residrns in same town
ship. Ail persons knowing thenistlvus in
debted to the estate ot said deceisid will
please make immediate payment, and thoe
! having claims will present them f or aetile
Iment LKWIS PEtiAN,
Administrator.
everything found iu a firstclass milliner
store, como and examine ujy st.ck. I
coneider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DKIHL.
March 22-&7.1.V.
T. a:l v.ho aro suffering from the arrors aad
in i s retioiis ol youth, nervous weakness, arly
lis-ny. l.-ssof lmiiihofsl, Ik., I will nd a rasefpe
tbf.t w'l! .-lire you, FREE OF CHARGE. Thlscrea
f..ni.-.iy was -isooTcrwd hy a miss to nary In South
place to get job work dole. Try it. It w ill ' smeri-a. kdJ i ili.ir .u.
...J . -i- . .. i i I..,. i,. i- i si si. k .vraIom D. Ve Trk City.
ii you neeu anyiuing in mai. imo i - - - - - .
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