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, I ras vr l lx-nirt yesterday
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tt.i.t- C. .nnty Institute will be
, lfn,.l in t:.e l'..nrl t!nse, in this place
. (be IS ll"1 P'L'''l":,'r-
,.jr.,.u m.irnii'its ot the past we-k,
,ve. : i: r:T-. il B,,t "l'ow every three
w.ifto5tj ni'Tiiinys.
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Io Liuulreil wiM .lu. ks were shot
the S.im1 i liiiiir: rivt-r, by ilary-
F.. ti' " 1 William l rawtont.
Waiani 1
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T f. i tin'- ii' me "'
Vur 'i:it"rf'
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iti"ns at Washington
uU' on Tii''sluy.
t silver ilollar whs
l v 1 lu nhiivers of
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in Hunt
ii- tt il!i rn.'rninff, a collection for
.nisi nii."r.. a;i.i. until. to $It".-.8"
i.h nuoia the I'roh l.-rian church
TV .iiri-t'ins .f th'' rennsvlTuni.t
;!rl fmniitiv luive ilec'ar'ii a
-r cent ilivi.l' t"l inivubl.' on tLo 30th
1 f N Te'iiliiT.
.ia:'irh'r:w tn'r"u't of hang-
-s.is i'lt-'niM.n-i sn.l mtiril.-r.'iis practice
the r inil-nin.i men.
S.i .iI!it off.-r kf this. S.-n.l ono ilol
ir in't IV'v cnt to pnv for one year'a
-own; ''' n t" the Sustisel t Bimu-
BsfH.intst. vllhU WiM West
w :-r ""'".'''. The trmMe about the
' .i:i i H i'i'.. Hi!! Tvn!i!.l ri'tir. from the
ill" in ii: j".rl,i'it p.irt of it.
Ali?...-f.it,i-i:.'wi:l be ln-M in the
' ir H-i;-.. it i' i. i. n the Ulih ao-l
-:b -in i f tti ; !-.. rit month, un.ier th
-l'f tin- Mil.' rloar.l ol Acriculture
Iii 'i.: -'irt r. 1 n.-t 'ii t' tv? i.ut
-'i- r' i ..nr.. ( " ill on J. M . Mi'D .iiil l
' 1 .v n.i r'-l a yotir biitM ( Me
. ci 1 .; Kiir i. o- re.tiretl rod pro
fuid to com-
J im l". M.-C ihe.
125 lA-i s'' ' -i -'"' ii- 'ti. M t'i'..; will be exe
" ' fl t 1 i".t.i:it. :im I Johnson on
" fey
ll '.";'' t flu1 r..ot vonr house.
" "n tt..it will r.reserve
m. If i; ,",,,! "'' paint, lor
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4,'!'.i ei.-Tir-if. N-.v.-:nh.T ','n
M K. i hnr,-),. U,.y. S. M.
' f, .ibl. i-li evening, fiearh
'i- t J'. '. M.
ll n . rj:i he il,nt two net'ks
: -. , .r. ;. v Ir. M.-Oain
i- i-t. i to til! the pulpit
'i eli'irrh ..t this .!.ice dur-
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"A large, fine new M. E. church !c" York
ia being built on a lot bought before the
war by Re. J. A. Roaa, of Lack township,
who thi-re had mission station on It at
that time. A large, elegant window baa
been put in with,lhe inscription, In honor
of ReT. J. A. Rosa."
Hon. John J. Patterson of thia place, and
M as Mildred M. Frank, were married at
the home of the bride, at Waterfille, Wis
consin, on the 2nd inst. We join the Colo
nel's numerous friends in Jnniats, Inext. n l
ing congratulations and best wibea lor the
happiea of their diatinguiabed fellow citi
len and his bride.
List of letters remaining in tbe Pat
terson. Fa. pot office, Not. 1, 1887,
nncaltpd for. LETTERS. Mrs. 8 lloch
en. Cuddy J. Ilarrin, Mr. Naepeli, Mr.
J Sawton. postal cards. Mr. Nelson
firoce, Mr. fl. W. Sample, John A.
Simontin, Mr. W'ra. Stewart.
Parties aking for the above will
please saj they are advertised.
Howard Kirk, P. M.
The jail otlioers, were bjdly scared last
Snnday when they found six dynamite
bombs in a box nnder a lot nf newspapers
in tbe room of Lingg one of tbe condemned
Chicago anarctlnts. There ia no telling
h iw I.injt); ot the bo rubs or just what be
want.-.t to Co with them. It is hardly prob
able that he wanted to blow himaelt into a
warmer climate. There ia no class of men
who love lite bettrr than the murderous
Auarrblsts.
Annrebist Enget.stas discovered prostrate
ar.d auHering front a dose of Und mum last
3tur lay n in lit. He was given an emetic
and w i wa ke! by the doctors and attend
ant till he was out of danger. His attempt
at suiei'ie led t th search that discover
ed the bmbs in Linggs cell. The bombs
t is t lieved wrre passed in to Lingg in a
lancv soap box. Tbe Anarchists say tbe
bomb business is a set up on Lingg, and
tbe whole piarty.
List ofletters uncalled for remainiug
in the poxt rffioe at Mifllintown. Pa.,
Oct 31. 1SS7. Persons caliinz for let
ters in this list will please ask for ad
vertised matter : LETTERS. I. Katrain,
Kttie Bardell. Annie Jacobs, John Vao-
Oruier. Jr.. Franklin Hhauion. John II.
Patterson. Isaac Ltngaese. ElixajKaagb
djid, E. Bell, R. T. Barber, W. H.
Stead man. Mary Sfeakman, Franklin
Shannon, F. K. Mer, Ln'.a J. Knrtx.
postal cards Mis Jennie fsmtth,
Rev. J. T. Kurrel. Wm. Reed
Chas. Crawford, P. M.
Pettr thieving seems to be the order of
the night in Patterson. A few nishts ago
some one entered the honse of Sirs. Con
nor, anil was seen by her daughter Mollie,
nst a.s he waa about to enter tbe room
door. Che screamed and the burglar ran
down stairs. When they went down the
door stood open, where he ran oat and a
rndow was hoisted where he entered.
About the same time O. W. Wilson's resi
dence was entered and their cellsr denuded
of eatables. Lucien Louder a house was
broken into at d bis pautalouns taken from
his rMru down stairs and the whole house
riimiired, as was als the residence of W
H. .McDm.ald T'ibuue.
n last Friday forenoon a q.naTel took
pljce between lour Patterson b aged
between i and 15 years, that resultud in
cinder throwing Hht that wound up in the
injury of Iwii ot the participants and the ar
rest of the other. Three of the bovs are named
Paunah.iker and the other ilagao. Tbe trou
ble started aliout throwing water. Cre of
the I'aiin.ibiikers waa cut in the forehead
utt e.wll.crJn Uioback of bis hxml by cin
aiid Lattery was brought by Mrs. John Pan
nabaker. Tbe parties appcaie-1 before Squire
J. B. M. Todd on Saturday afternoon. The
Jiwiicerecr.nmeuded theui to settle it be
tween them selves. This was brougbt about
by H Jian'a lather pa ing costs and giving
bail lor the luture good behavior of his
son.
The Williatusburi; correspondent of
the AUouua Tribune last week says;
Tbe wild itoose storru ol last week was
the means of brii.guii; sortie !arjje flocks
of wild geet-e and ducks around. One
to'ise was ehot that measured Seveu
feet two inches from the tip of one
wina to the tip of the otner aud four
and one half from the point of the
toes to the tiotnt of the back. It
weighed 15 pouuds. Another flet
against th headlight ef engine N.. '2i
F.ngineer Snyder savs it almost knock
.J the liirht off. It happcued near
Reese's station. There was also a large
lot 1 t wril.l ducks shot. Men who eau t
distinguish wild Iroui tame had better
iir at hiini Two as nice fljeks of
tamo ducks as ever floated were a'uot
entirely auihilated by some of the pot
huntets. but we cannot believe any
thin r else than that thev were shot
purposely. They bad better sing mum
for any ouo who was guilty of eueh
u.lioiou-i shooting and Is found out
wiil he called nu bv Mr. Smith or
Rhode. to make res.itaiion or feci the
lull extent of the law.
H. Dangberty ; The soceesaful teacher, W.
Zeiders; Tbe discipline of study. Prof. J.N.
Keller ; Mental science as applied to teach
ing. Prof. J. T. Ailman ; History, Oliver
Suloff: Tbe advantages of "method," P. O.
Shelly , Literary aocietiea. J. H. Carney;
Orthographv, J. M. Burns; Classification
in county schools, G. W. Ilower ; Memory
and its culture, Prof. Campbell ; Common
schools bow improved f Kdwin Davis ;
Essays by Mary Auker and Lottie Rudgers;
Music, reading and recitations. All are in
vited. Exercises to begin at 7 o'clock even
ings, at 9 a. m. and 1 p. m. Saturday.
Committee.
JdHIATA COUNTY-Unofficial.
State
TreasV
Supreme
Judge
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MilHintown... 72 12) 70 121
KermaDkgb... hi h7 e3 91
Walker 172 119 173 116
Favette 261 97 2'.2 98
Delaware ... 147 55 149 S3
Thompsont'n. 89 - 83 9 82
Monroe tS 14 f8 111
Greenwood .. 22 79 21 79
Su-qnehanra. 6o 40 66 43
Pattcrsoa .... 67 8S 68 89
MiUord 90 128 91 125
Port Koyal... 58 62 67 60
Turbett " 88 110 88 109
Beale, 92 107 92 10M
Spruce Hill... - 104 87 104 l?7
Tuscarora .... 97 178 97 17r
Lack 79 105 79 103
Black Log.... 14 16 14 16
debit sec. rear U ATLOR HKPNER On the 27th nlt
. , , . 1st rhe Lo'berati parsonage at McAlisterville,
7. J. Howard Neely, Adm'r earn testa- j j, l v R.,v. u. w. Leiaher, Mr Herby A.
menta annexa of Joseph Pomeroy dee'd, vs. jnayla- and Miss Mary A. Hepner both of
John P. Mc William a. No. 123, Sep. T.,
SV7. Scire fasiaa to revive and continue
tbe iieo or judgment No 4, April T-, 1896.
Defendant pleads non assumpsit and pay
ment. 8. J. Howard Neely, Adm'r cum testa-
! near Coeslsmus this county.
ZnrER8 On tbe 28th ult.. at bis place
of residence in Monroe township, Juniata
county, Andrew Zeiders aged 61 years, 7
months and l..tm.ni .t fit rmM
menta annexa of Joseph Pomeroy, dee'd, t ch,cb. Siuqubhanna township on the 81st
vs. David Imes. No. 124, Sept. T.. J887. of October.
Summons in aasurapsit. Defendant pleada
non assumpsit.
g9. William Keis.-r and John Rapp vs. Mrs.
Benjaniiu Whilmer. Jfo.128, Sep.T.,1887
Transcript of an peal from judgment of
J. B. M. Todd, J. P. Plea, nil debt, sec.
reg.
10. Henry P. Clark vs. John W. Milliken.
No. 229. Sept. T-, 1887. Appeal from judg
ment ot K. B. McCrum. J. P. Pleads nil
dibut sec. reg.
Tbeo. H. MxaisGrB .
Protbonotary'a Office Protk'f
MUHmtown, Oct. 22, 1887.
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A Siiltance In 1S21.
Protbo'y Tres'r.
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Mifllintown 86 113 67 141
Fermanagh 81 101 78 U'7
Walker 1X4- U 169 1.-4
Farette 2Hi 91 27i 82
Delaware 171 81 171 31
Thompooatown . 63 18 4 1 27
Unroe 89 13 13S 60
Oreenwood 77 M 50
Susuebanna. . . 72 37 82 27
Patterson 82 78 61 99
Mil ford 96 12" 92 127
Port Roval 63 67 68 61
Turbett." 4i 101 . 45 102
Beale 82 128 87 118
Sprnre Hill 94 97 101 82
TuMrarora 1X4 145 ! 179
Lack 82 108 82 l'o
Black Log 14 1 14 ' 16
O
"In 1827 there lived in Washington Co.,
Pa., a farmer by tbe name of McCook, an
uncle says the Pittsburg Times, ol the lam
ous General Anson G. McCook, the present
Secretary ot the Unit el States Senate Mc
Cook's farm was situated on the old nat
ional pike, eight or tea miles from Brown
ville. In attempting to dig a well a abort
distance back from the pike be struck a
huge flow of natural gas. This by accident
became ignited, and the Hame it gave forlh
scarcl tbe botst: passing on the piae, and
many runaways occurred. Thia went on tor
some time nn.il tbe authorities in that section
pa-taed an ordinance stigmatizing it as a nui
sance, and compelling McCook to auppreca it
aa such whk h bedid. Thus what theci.izeua
of Pittsburg, now coosi.ler tbe greateat dis
covery of the nineteenth ceutury, just half
a century ago the citizens of Washington
county considered the greatest nuisance."
BEXKKTT On tbe 9th of September,
in Spruce Hill townsbiD, Elisabeth Bennett
wife of John Bennett, "deceased, aged 72
years, 2 months and 28 days.
aflFrLINTOWN MARKETS.
1887.
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20
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8
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Butter
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Shoulder, ..................
bides,
Laid..
MIFTLnSTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
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Corn new......
Oats,
Rye ,
Cloveraeed . . . . . ,
Timothy seed . . .
Flax aeed
bran...
Chop...
MMrta
Ground Alum Salt.
A rarer lean Salt
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sncreK-iii-:,. , . .--men
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culars addr.
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f .r
ob-i-ave
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Special Imitation To The i none
To attend the Attractive Sale ol Clothing that goes on daily
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
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Ferm.na'h.
Walker....
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Mil'ont ....
Port Roval.
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B-ale
Spruce Hill.
Tuai-arora..
Lack
Black Log..
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, November 7 1887. Peon- '
sylvama red wbeat 88c ts. Corn 60cta. Oat i
H4CIS. Live chickens tv. to 9c ta a pound
Duck 8 to li-cla. Geese 8 to 9cts. Turkeys !
8 to lOcta. Kggs 19 to 21cts. Butter 16 to i
2bcis. Brau f lb,23 to $17.75 per ton.
East Libestt. Nov .- 6 Cattle Receipt
632 bead: abpmeut, 243 bead nothing (
doing; all tbrouab cons gnmeuts: 5 ears :
Cattle shipped to New York 10-day. Hogs
neceipt-, 8-juu Head; auii-menta. 8400
head; market Low; Philadelphia, $i,60(a) '
s,iu; aoraers. s,3.-(): common to
lair. 4.2.S(,)4,8i, 10 cars of Hogs shipped
to New York to-day. Sheen Receiota. !
1400 hoad.- abipmenu, 1200 head; nothing
doing.
.vt'd on
Willi dneks were not quite as plen
ti'nl about tlie month of the Jauiata
river, lnt week, as drops of water
during a rain shower, but they came
dov-n on the bt reams in the vicinity
of D ini-.innon, in sit -b numbers th:it
everybo-ly who could Beware u gun
went oat to shoot a duck.
Ftotn the Liverpool Sun. C. A. Rippman
and James Rounley, of Millerrtown, last
week ne day each lost a cow. The animals
failed to return home as usual in the even
ing, aid it is believed that they were driv
en off by a cow dealer a bo drove a herd
through tow n that day, " Recently
while Mrs. haines, of Millerstown, was
sweeping a room, she noticed a small cart
ridge among the dirt, and without thinking
of any danger, put the dirt and cartridge
in the stove. The cartridge exploded aud
struck Mrs. H. above the right eye, inflict
ing a paml ol injury. Mrs. Lewis
Wagner and ber three daughters were weigh
ed one day last week at the Reward store,
and they tipped the beam at the following
Hcures : Mrs. Wagner; Mrs. John
Finuical, oldest daughter. 165 ; Miss Savil-
Si la, oli Miuuie, 204J; total, 716 pounds.
21 -Now ii you can Hud another mother and
i three daughters with more weight, let us
ok i
I hear from you.
68 Front the Chambersburg Repositary
j Thirty-five car loado stock passed through
106
115
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Auditors.
Mifflintown..
Fermanagh . .
Walker
Fayette.....
Delaware....
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Monroe . ... .
Greenwood .
S us4iieh.i'iua
p. 11. - son ...
Milf.rl
Port Royal..
Turbett
Beale
Spruce 11:11..
Tucror. ..
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Black Log...
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92 92 9 91
1-6 187 ll'6 M4
. -.7 2-;s 93 91
lt-- ir,-j 40
45 45 22 22
7'J 71 H1 137
21 21 80 7b
83 70 34 29
71 72 88 -7
99 102 120 121
57 57 6 62
45 101 101 ltrj
!3 95 112 llo!
105 111 83 81 I
H3 102 179 179
79 79 109 109
14 14 16 14
O
ibis place on Tuesday night from the South
o the eatern markets. Bears
are report-sl as plenty in the m ountains
between this and MoConnellsnurg.
hour ordinance on tbe Cumberland Valley
Railroad and it now lakes a train til teen
ru'tint.. to pass through the town. Tbis is
a g-ent punishment to bassengers, not that
they liav e anv Ihinp atf-.itist Carlisle, but it
is a WKte . ; v.i'ujtile time. Th..
C oiiiiiy Co.:n..sii.iit-rs have Irorght niit
Uiu J Jli h' '.-.it of C. W. Pentz, tax
collector of the tir..iri ot Greenca-tle, aud
agaitist uis boudstun (1. C. Per-.lz, Cyrus
Peterson slid l. W. P. titz. C. W. PfDtZ,
the collector 1ms neglected to return his
duplicates lor 1885 a:jd 186, and to ac
count for the money collected, notwith
standing the fact thi he has been tiotiti.-d
to do so by the Coiiiniissiontrs. Suit was
accordingly brougi.l to collect tbe amount
of his bond trout his sureties.
-. -
Illilary Dug.
A G R E A T REDUCTION
Ia the Price or the Beantiful and
Popular Cabinet Photograph.
I mould respectfully call the attention
of the ciiizei.s of Juniata to the fact that I
wi.l make First clasa Cabinet Photographs
at tbe
Low Prlceof 3.O0per Dozen,
dnriug the months ft November and De
cember, tbis being a reduction of oxz dol-
LAa per dozen from Mr usuil price.
All persons who desire to make Christ.
mas presents to their friends of pictures
must come during November, as, unlet
they do so. on account of the rush ol busi
ness about the Holidays I will not bo able
to get the work out in time. All work will
be guaranteed first class. Do not put it
off a single week after you read this ad
vertisement. Come at once. Hitch up
your teams and bring in your entire fami
lies, babies and all. .
I will still make a further reluction,
where three or more in one family get pic
tures, of FirTT Cests on each dozen, mak
each dozen ot ta'j'neis $2.50. Le'S than
one dozen of eaeh p.e-sou will not be made
at these prices, out at the lollowii-g : four
pictures, $1.50, or six for $2.00.
Remember, that these are extremely low
prices ar.d will only contiuiin during the
mot !hs of Nov .-liber and December. In
order io make ..od work cheap it is neces
:nT thnt there ball be a larce demand
.a.-h lLie !,::. !:t --Mt pM.d a.rfc rbian
D!e'0:tt t o.tilr.
At-co-.f't. .-.f fn-i.i t vi ;,.t's and
COrpO:.:- - . ::
F .-tv t. if '-
tWfciVt n ' -Ti't . in S.
,3a
L.m MADE
ru nirrrnin
FOIt EN AM) .CUTUS,
FOR B0TS AM) ( 1! ll Dl.F.N.
SIXTH AND (RSTUT STS
OF
D. W.
HARLEY
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS,
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND OHILDKJfiiN.
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL. STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His urices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing.
D. W. HARLEY,
SCHOTT'S FAMOUS CLOTHING
Establishment
IIjis Surprises In Store For You.
Never did we present such a large stock of Suits and Overcoats for
ren. Bovs and Children. Our assortment of Mens Suits and Overcoats
- A.-a e ima naa h.ia h. eii -:irefu:lv ana tastcmny seieciea. uiu
i B 'grenades.!
I ji-JL Tn Siza yjti ia4 Qaarls. II
',I0tct SIa1y3Jiinoii3SoiJ.il
IPRIOB8. M
Plet. Per Oox, $10.tja M
Ot'sr's. " 16.0al
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sr. "brf"
V C'-i2 7ai, Sz2 iz. ZLz'.zt I qu&tVs
CI tie BEST CtU.l-iT
14 Or;
r:or:S
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v itli till
A l.avii.- an ;tr
4 tic-e lia-tt:;1 it.-:cd Lv t'.-i. k-
tor v-wK r. fassff'-.'jer raache
. ; sad tw!!".ps. It i tiei.t
v ia orT'a-rT-o'v--i
ti noH niiaij'tr. lie
s
they nIl.t ail come in to g- t it within
vi"!' "-rt p :c of time, just as lots of
travel a rail.o d at a particular time
J'lMitu.- exeiir.-ion rates.
Rehpectful'y,
JOSEPH HESS.
Mifiiitito n, November 1st, 1SH7.
Fall Anil Winter Goods.!
i would i'li.. r.n iho public that I have!
now in my i..;w millinery store at my place I
of residenre on Wit.-r inui u.n:.., - I -i
- - -- - j..uiiiiiv,)
second i i.-oiu corner of Bridge street,
a lull stock, of Spring At Summer millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest stvles
and havin. employed first class milliners
lam prepared to supply tbe public wi!h
everything found in a firstclass milliner
store, come and examine rty stock. I
consider it no trouble to show goods.
, , MRS. DEIHL.
March 22-fc7.1.v.
l.vU; - -.-. r.
' -. v -
; jU-. V V
-T'r --..-
..n.... ..j cniic iukI nvcrcfuit.s was never more attractive than
.11 1F0 (.!' l.l.V.l . ' a - - " ' '
new and the prices are the lowest.
You can f iin no I.Ua of tbe nxiprtiitude of our Full and Winter stock
f men's snits until you fee if. Tin re is no style of garment, fabric known
i ll.e trade that we cannot show y.,u. e have strong serviceable worn
:ng suits as low as 4 : excellent union cassini' ie suits at C : desirable
!udness suits,. in ovir Liiy patterns, t S, slO, and ?12.
WE HAVE GAINED A CHEAT REPUTATION
ror tbe clrgar.t fit nnj finish of r.nr F.ill and Winter Overcoats ; every gar
ment is perfect, fashionable and jet cheap. X ttiilor can eonnl thrra with
ul nntnicg a fancy price. Will you do yourse'if the justice to exanunme
them early T
NOV ELITES" IX BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS-
TLis department is full to overflowing with stylish goods. All tbe
-r-xr styles f dt.tnestic and imported utitct at 2, i-2 25 4, t" and 5G.
its we start with 3. for trood union cassimere9
st57?:5."ar!tl 7. There mems to be no end to our stock of Iwys' and
uren's Overcoats.
chil-
whole Kepublican ticket has!
GRAYBILL'S
j Furniture tore has been re
I stocked with a new lot of the
j Latent M led Furniture of all
de.-crijitijn. Chamljer Suits,
IJeil-s Beddiii?, Carpets, Mat-
.v-
of
I hv 1..
every kind
lo minute.
This never
.. I'risiriri-ts,
2'i. 7. t'rn.
: r.r'.-i,.
i il. .'iir-.l in
H mi., and C
I Vt.
'..-rih..r f. til.. S KVTIVtl
s'l i piv srrearatea d
' 'i mrv r.-n in ;(v
'" i"i ti e s
s '! be
sn
pav
W mntel.
la-
TWree educated Voung men and two
dies. Will pay tfxvl sa'ery. Address.
Lock B"'x 3IJ. Lewistown, Pa.
iree. Tht
KNriZL AID K le
nt ..r period of
one
T 'C ue
' spit'..
He. l!i
IVr.'.
l.-h-,;
'-.-N t!i
i ! of suitahl e
f of a house or liirn.
' '"' '', r' 'in "f the kind of" pmnt
' "irhml.linj. j M. MeOon
ta.nt that a tin or wooden roof
&. ri?so'.
The improved method of fastening the
tripes c.l pisnc, invented bv the !ason
.n.i llmJin Ih-rsn ami f'iano Companv a
t-w v ears since, is un.iuent
th.. mn.t iintortant itrtpri
m i nisliing the in-trument more richly
musical in its tones, as well as more dur
able, and leaj liatle to g -t out of tune.
App, Graham and Pc-nnell have
all been elected. The I)e
mocracy have lost their bag and
ba-'o-aire. It is the greatest vie
tory ever achieved in Juniata
bv the Republicans. Thoe of
Cf,!""i -v. bnt
tvl
h
'''ft. rH
-i'.:.i:.s, t
3. Vir vni .
1Ka'"'i rv,u
"t S..i ... , . .,
vt lit Iur
who a few
f r John Crown
. !'a been willed
. -T.-hn Cab!e of
1'ttte a f .rtiine.
SCSAN STEWART.
Where is Susca Stewart, I deaire to find
iier, or her legal xepresenUtivea ir she is
deceased . She or any jerson baviog knowl
edge ,d ber here about, can hear some
thing to her advantage by commanicating
tl!il iw. KoMIT JIlkI.
Attorney at Law, Milllir.toai Pa.
Nov. 7-7.
the unterrified who felt as if
ril.nai.lv .me of J they could stand the change of j m ti.eca.-k ao-.ut the
..emnts ever I I the ititer was told to
political fortune Will be Sent up!wlih he did in an aloi.i-bmgly .
a ne dog employed in this servici
Salt Iliver. The State is Re
publican by 18,000, Ohio is Ke
publican. Trial LI-C Dec'r, Term, li?.
Tliispiita Instllula.
mi:.
i. ui r.it
t' til hnr-d
nv.
111.
Etc.
War-
' "t one t-itth
"inks i Co.. Drmrgiots,
Oct. 2ti ri7. fimo
"' th Ah
t tin?
"n the first iHv of
at
rv
'''"trillo.i,
The following is the pregratunie for teach
ers' liK:al institute to be held at Thompson
town on Friday evening, Saturday and Sat
urday evening. Nov. 11th and I2th .- Ad
dress of welcome. J. H. Dougherty; How
should physiology and evgiene be uughtto
primary classes f V II. Haines; Moral re
sponsibility of tbe tewher, S. W. Uibbs ;
Wntteu arithmetic, I). E. Hosteller; CUas
dxi'.l, Florence Detra ; Tbe teachers reading
circle, M. L. Keiz.r; How shall a teacher
sustain himself in his profession 1 G- W.
Sueaknun : Vcutilatinn, Geo. Glace; School
di-'n line. Oeo. II. Rumbaugn ;
. .t vt u vir.r-Schoolroom
"Clint Worth r.J.i .. .... I !..,' k" Th irougn
"1 yoii have tberab- ! te.,. !.inj. J. f. D unn ; Local iustiiutc
l.itoment removes atl
ised Lumps and Hlein-
od Si.avin. Pnrh.
K;pj-lmne, Stiflea.
"l!ell Tlir.l i...
-ef.il. ., -.-.. K.IS.
' menu,.
"'.. I i,
:-'--ti 1",
Drn .- C .i
r.. 7"nnn: Tribune and
M i" Lewistown Gazette came
wn f,i- u e nrsl ,UT r h
I "'"for rbh,t shooting .n.t k ,
"'ortii nf .k , "uu
r-.,n.i..' ,h 'arml. an,l otiPr
i... I "
wrutn l
1. D. B. Cox, Administrator of Paul Cox,
Sr., vs. James S- Cox and Paul Cox. N-a.
194, Dec. T , Summons in assumpsit.
Defendants plead non aaeutnpsit and stat
ute of limitation.
2. Elizabeth Leonard, by h-r next friend,
Maurice Leonard, vs. Samuel Leouard., with
not ce to Reuben Leonard, Assignee ot
Samuel Leonard. No 44, Feb. T., 1S3.
Defendant pleads payment and set off.
3. Lewis Arnold, vs. Henry Beale. So.
15 0-c. T.. ISStS. Summons in trespass iu
sla'uder- Defendant pleada not guilty.
4. John Adams. AdmV of Jacob Leedy,
dee'd, va. A. J- Ferguson. No. 16, Sept.
T. ltM7. Summons in trespass in assumpsit.
Defendant plea-is non assumpsit.
i j B. JI. Todd vs. J. Emery McCahan.
Vo. 19 Sept. T., 18S7
Kver thing in the House Furn
iture Line.
50. FOlt F E 5
W. H
Amng lh thouMin't :in1 one invntiorts,
a pUjort-a, r.il oud r ci u.-p l iu n and
btts hie h ierutan g-tiiii ha devi-nl
to dt feat Krauro in cie General B-uI.tn-jr-r
cci'wr btoiti - u-Ie t.-unt. the
I V IUZ 4UJr Z ,, U 1 111U .
J J i a iUtM!ij.fr ill Mnritif. LiL.tr.mt :il-
be learned at a glance that the f u . n 11- t n-ariy .r u. ar..i
luaiit-uvtT nt thf tni iTr h.t:ti'Ti vin Uc-
been elected . Ilower, Cunning-1 tr ? ,"e '... . the re, ,,,. , imlow Shatles Lamn
cainpaijin. Several r. gnu. uts have Urn L"'o' I1UHU OUdUCS, laamp.
ham, Memmjxer, Sliellenljerger, J furnished sm. the iirtm,n sLepp-id d.s.
I kno-a i. lor their wiwloui the world' over.
Each oue, in atiacbe.1 so to speak to the
per-on of a soldier, in whom tbe dog soon
recognizes his mash.r, and who conducts
bis tratni'ig. Wliile a.iing duty, the dog is
kept with the sentinel, and easily learns
the reijtiiremet.ts of his post. A lew of the
experiments (.ertormed before Colonel von
derGoltz Poem, a'n.i ror-?.-ute 1 irio Sul
Ian at the ninetieth birth day of the Eiu-p-ror,
arid bos since remained to witness
the review wire sur ri-inir A soldier
tskins tbe dog from tbe sentinel, marched
j off ou a rcconnottcring expedition. After
vi riling iis o, rvafioii, trill p.oi-ing lEIilt
neck of iho brute,
return to his niter.
hurt time.
ice arrived
at his post tn minutes before a mounted
t h an charged with the same mstrncti..us
tbongh the latter rode at deeper 'e spetMl.
Hut even more than this wais accooiplir.hed
Witha m-ssaee tied alMiut trie tieck, as in
the former case, the dog was told to seek a
distant sentinel and tiring a return answer.
Tins be did with great speed, carrying his
me-3ge directly 10 bis master wirbout fail.
It is little wonder the Pacbt Goltz was sur
prised at the success ot the experiments
giveu in his honor. Aud they are truly
wonderful lor tbe present though bidding
fair to become a common place institution
in that great machine the lierman army.
Tbe consequences and possibilities of the
shepherd dog service are apparent to all
who know anything of military science,
and make their citation superfluous. One
thing is certain, that a luture war between
Germany and any of its neighltors will not
be conducted without its dog regiment,
which, thous-li not employed in concerted
action, will perform service more valuable
than tbe cats of ancient Egypt. Foreign
Correspondence.
3 tie:s .J U :
ti.: h: -d
T'.-l
t'S I
1 . -' ,', Tr ew
. f tisrr.jily effl- I
: rile, ectettt i
. '.- 'l ."'.i. puatixr lee ftiiy, j
? nor I;. Is.
.J f-.rrln.li
What makes our Hat Departuiei.t such a grand attraction in the eyes
i .-t!t?euen is the fact that we show all the latest stylos ar.d sell them at
iiisliivily matchless prices.
BEYOjND comparison
;s lini' niimmoth display cf Furnishiu Goods. If you are in need of any
. inter underwear, white or fancy Dress Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear,
v.- .an ijpy tpj hr rc at the lowest prices on record. None but new
-hL aru shown. If ycu wunt a gold or silver watch, you can buy them at
iCIIOTX S, AT ALL 1T.ICES.
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THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFL1NT0WN, FA.
9QQVICTOR
Cm &J:iiz MANURE SPREADERS
"rf'ft ftRHWAjflHISr'-i tht trr. 7"
-iria? I Iip rbuifbt t-iTfitdv-r out uiia the
lv kind thai ran be
sll icbed to .IS sm
lW. .Ayfis'y. lo marufeiui-rs
rTi!'V-Cv -,?--' -VV. of Vietor Clever
' VjrSj. j llulisr-. Imnrrial
- v aiif.'Strnsv SlsrUera
Monarch e'nnira .".fill-, torn hel!er.
Feed Cutter-. -te. Ai: ate w-.rii.iee.!. I n.-es
miiil'i tr M- k'.'k A l!l Kl . 'olnmba..O.
Litters llear e'a :i AOf HsT O V . MO.
T.
1
O K
;lllue Vrapper -vv-ith lied Band.)
THE BSSI.SCOmff 50AMfA3S.
Cleans everytiiiLrg ia tne bouiwi ; will rwii.rf!
whif Pv to mrblmntl?, tblei. etr.; citan
P&int without diuinuiig iu luslrw ; ccourw knire
wtiil it vTubM them; makes china, g'aaswar
and wtii'lowB glahtea with aa added tribtties
polinUeti the tin, braan and stopper ware utcd iia
the kitchen; el-anse the batb-tu., floor. aatJ
tmbleTwabea oil clotb n withont ipjunut; them
Uakea out grame, dirt and stain b from cartf u
matting and other woven fabric.
THE SIMONDS SOAP
CO..
NEW YORK CITY
IMatf from fSoro H1notf Votlblo Olta, Svn, o
ANTBODT. ANTWMEKt. in ANT
QUANTITY, from a pound to a pail,
and in a few winu i t&.
ONE PACKAGE maket:
15 pounds White Curd Soap) All is s-
- Pi"":--.
A Fail of Superior Soft Soap. ) tatlmt.
It taket the place of
Washing Powders and Common Soaps.
THE SIMONDS 80AP CO.,
Price. IO csntt. NEW YORK CITY.
KEEPS TI1E LARGEST, BEST M .MOST
47. Summons in tres
1 nassauarec
Menial i . .mty.
Uusuin fregit. D fendaot pleads ! bell ol Academia.
MAKKIED:
BAKTOnI-CAM BE LLOnthT evening
nf tbe 3rd inst., at tbe resider-ee of the
brides pareuta bv- Rev. J. S. VVoiMlbnrn.
11. J. Barton of Walnut and Rhoda M. Cain-
6. James Wioiaiu Frank JolU,
BARF LF.Y OTT On Oct. 27. 1897. at
the Kevstoue hotel, in Patterson, by Kev.
A. ai ..er, r. u. nam lev ol ii uleton.
.lean or Oil of Or-
rougnj . x., I'- Apivealfroinjudg- Huntingdon conuty, and r-fej
VARIED 8 I 0 C K
OF
Foot JTcar in Juniata (Jonnty.
The above statement is true. Other 'merchants allege the
same to be true of their stock. Let all making the claim stand
up for inspection. I will forfeit 50 if I fail to sustain my
claims. Let the others do the same. Let the people know
the whole truth.
pi t i p or surx I P
A.1D QriT
PLC
IIOIIBXOBIXU THE PEO-
G, W. HECK.
OSLr EXCLUSIVE BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN JUNIATA CO.
PAY HE ENGINES.
IS'? J
fi V f bLl.?iTiSaJ f
0
I F ...
i1
VIfr
BOILERS
Oaf all aStxes.
WB1TE FOS CIRCULAR AND TELL US WHAT YCU WANT.
3. "W. jLrsrN"xn 3 soars,
Drawer 1130, ELMIKA, IV. Y.
RRAKPW OFFIPF- C-nalStre.t.CH ICAOO.U1.
V3JvAIl,H LrriUbii- Dejr Street, SEW VOIU&,
"THE GIRZ. I I.EFT BEHIND SEE."
CWTB15MTEDISTT JT-. :'T--7p-T.-f . fa
irs.f""'A& - t. it. i 1 1 'wr-7jvi. :is.sr,r
lilnstrated by the cw f iTT. Ttarl-k T!ntnrr. h.-h ! n nnly th 1r-il;r.!r rnr.-r In 11 '
.-mre. bnt TlfTS LEtlllvU BlV K ASTF:iIC. Id. lh.l..rV-S,f..t.Fi',J
It aod Fifth Wbo-1. A.k yoar -l-alr for the T. T. f I . TTXs'K iM ' tiV. wilu tbo
Hayduck Safety King Bolt and Fifth Wheel. Life ia in.-ca . . a - r . .w : -iL.. r.
(This picture will he fmiiVH on a lirtre card, printed in elegant f A:, to ny one who will agroe ta
frame it f ENCLOSE STAMP.)
sod for Catalogue and THE T. T. KAYCUuK L Ali...U4i LtJ.,
Cor. PlatasndTwrlfili SnMt::.(.t'XAVl,ti
Wsolesaie Price L-.sL
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