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SEyriNEL & REPUBLICAN
UIFKLINTOWN :
TERMS.
abacHptlon, $1.00 per annnm if paid
i. siO if not paid la advance.
Tranaient aderuaemu Inaerted mt 60
aiau per Inch fur each laaortiaa.
Trauatant buaineaa noUcea 1 local cal
in eanta per lino lor each Inaortion.
Dadactiona will be made to thoao deainng
la adferttao by the leu, half or quarter
rr-
SHORT LOCALS.
aiea, at Tyrone on the 6o laat. He waa
born on the 10 th of March 1822, in Libert
Valley, Perry county, Pa., and preached a
period of 40 yean in the aerrice of the
Methodial Church, One of hie Irat p reach -iog
placne waa In Mifflintown.
An action of trespaee waa broaht before
Squire McCrum on Monday, by George
Goshen v., Joarph Lonftacre, for drT-
io through Uoahen'a Qalda and leariog
tencea open whereby cattle conid enter.
Judgement aix centa daniagea and costs.
The Huntingdon Globe aayt t M. W. Bn-
W clip the following from the Cbartea- j W- J. Haine Ta. John Patton nnd Zach-
4: "Married arUa Wetller. nperruiora m
Hotel Bnff- towaabip. rien nil aeon ana ' -
toe Virginia Star. January
thia morning at 10 o'clock, at
ner, by Rot. J. C. Barr. Mr. Fred G. Pierce
ot Plrmonth Pa., and Bertha E. Kurta of
Mexico, Jnoiaia Co., Pa. The happy cvnple
took the 11.30 train for Washington D. C,
from thence to Baltimore, thence to Har-
ruburg, and from there to Plymouth, where
they expect to pend about 10 days, and
from there tojuniata county to lit frienda.
The McVeytown Steam mill own
ed by Moore, Mc Williams t Co. wad
discoyered to ue on tire at 1 o clock
A Bradford Esna, Adminiatrator of S.
Owen Erana, deceased, re. Abraham Ben
ner, Adminiatrator of Tbomaa Benner,
deeeaaed. No. 99. December Term, 1887.
Appeal by plaintiff from judgement of E. P.
McCrum, J. P.
J.F. G. Long againet the township of
Milford. No. 101, December Term, 1887.
Summons in trespass. Plea not guilty.
la an
the
the
thla
Leap year.
The awear cfls have broke In.
Bone buyers are beginning to put
appearance.
The Republican State Convention will bo
held early thia year.
Sealeries at Kt 3 a'.era hare a lot of
Can cabbage lor sale.
Communiou ierTicea next Sabbath In the
Presbyterian church;
Meeting, esery evening thia week. In
Preabyterlan Church.
Southern shad are now being sold In
Philadelphia marketa.
The wheat baa been well covered
w later with a coat of ice.
B. F. Wallace or Bast Waterford haa re
ceived 91,163 back pension.
Polltlclane are laving thwir wirea. "The
plana of meo.ene, mice gog oft agWse."
The week of prayer waa observed In the
harcbee in town last week every evening.
The thaw f Saturday, and Saturday j
Bight, we a timely relict to milte that were
short ot water.
To those who do not know the difference,
brnsa ia as good aa gold, and cheek as good
aa Kanncra and merit.
"""The Walker Grange will Install iti of
loers, at Center school house on the even
ing of the V2lh inst., at 7 o'clock.
The aheritT or Blair couaty.aold 89? dif
ferent piecea or teal estate, at public sale
n the ttth inst , at Holliaaysburg.
At Bflgra.le, Montana, the thermometer
rti'.sterrd 62 degrees below sero. last tuo
day morn!:!?. It waa hard on itan
bosst.
Skating wss good on the pavements on
Friday evening. A number of people acat
tervd saw dent ou the ice and tbat put aa
and to skating.
So other'oflrertlike thia. Send ;one dol
lar and BUT centi to pay for one year's
subscription to tno Siariviu asm Bxrcau
ei.v and TVis Wttkly Prttt.
'The firet apple orchard in Kansas
consisting of one Lundrtvl and nftv
trt ert. waa bromzht all the way frum
I'.linois on a wagon, and planted in
Douglnsa county in 1S55."
The third annual re-imim of the Old
Boatmen, I'ortsne Eailroad and forwarding
oin will bo held in Newport, Perry coun-
Wednesilty, January 24
Bcale Township Htes.
D. T. Adams and family of Johnstown,
have gone to Pittsnurg to engage with the
R R. R., for a time, with the exception o
their aon John, who ia as yet in Bea'e.
James A. Smith of Lack township now oc
cupies the house, and tutenia carrying on
yeart, of Thompsontown, will bmld aereaa-1 A. M., on Tuesday the 3rd inst. A
ery at Peteraburg containing appliances for I sledding party returning from the
getting away with 00 gallons of mi.k daily. I CO duty gave the first alarm, but the
Benjamin Snmmen baa been awarded the I names had gaiued too mucli bead way,
contract for erecting the building and will and all hope of saving tue mill proper-
fumlsb the power trom bis foundry and try was baodoued. T. he nre was fierce
machine shop. and hot and in a short time tno large
I structure was comDletelT enveiopea in
Mother (to daughter, who has been RATntm A amall tiouse unOCcUDied, the (arming the coming summer.
oat) Why, Clara, what is the mat ownd br J IL Wirt, took fire and C. N. Sherlock ia taking in some tnrkeya
. X L . . . I I 1 t " .....
wr: xour uat is sui mw. juur mi my burned, also a stable in tne rear. 4.
torn aud your general appearance r irte residence was subjected to
disshevelled tnd disreputable. intense heat and the shutters next to
D.iughtei' Ifs, mamma ; I ve been the mjH were destroyed, also part of
to the matinee. I got a soat but you he vard fence. If it had not been for
:o of the other ladies. J enow on the roofs and the calmness
outrUt to see son:
theae few dava back, having abot Bve or
six. Some dai s ago while he was experi
menting with a shot gun, to Bnd out bow
heavy it might be loaded, with aaftty, be
forgot to remove the rod after putting
down a wad. Then for tun aimod it at
three
Ex. I ,f ih ni.Tht nr.A half the town would bunch of chickens. Ue only killed
Samuel Bryn.r. minor son of John Brr- len in ashes. There was about and knocked th. leg. off th. tourth.
k. k. : . s-:. Tk U.seAa Kanr
an action be.or. Sulr. McCrum against oats, 250 bnBhels of corn and atonof
c..r S .m.,i i .Ann chop in the milL No insurance on the
, I. v... u buhdine or contents. Loss about ,5
Iur ITHIIDaM. IUr UBV1UM sWla SB uu:aaaa m t u
sale last November. Eight sheep, a spotted
cow, and a lot of pork and beet as the prop
ertv ot John Bryner. Tbo case came be
fore the Souire last Monday forenoon,
Decision held under adviaemeot.
The seat of the sled of Alexsnder Mar
grits, was struck by the ore wagon ol John
K. McCraio, as they were paasing on Ma n
street, opposite the old brick Presbyterian
church a lew daya ago. By tbe contact
nine year old daughter e Mr. Margrita was
and
000. Squire Wirt loss is about f UO.
Part in6ored- The origin of the fire
ia a mvsterr. The miller. Mr. Isen-
berir says the fire was out in the of
fice stove when he left in the evening,
and thin in where the limes were first
discovered. Journal.
Beginning with Sunday, January
Stb, 1888, Rev. T. De itt Taltnage. I
D. D , the eloquant pastor of tbe
Brooklyn Tabernacle, will begin a
course of sermons to the Women of I
Mc Williams and Harris A Co., of Beale
are rettinc out a lot of very One sleds this
winter and have sold 10 or 12.
Our people have not yet quit talking
abont the Christmas tree at St,Paul's; tak
en all ia all it waa a auccess. Tbe Sab
bath school children got a handsome treat
also tbe teachers and managers got liberal
rewards and McClelland Folta was pre
sented with a very Use doll.
Bsale Towassir
Butter
rps
Shoulder, ,
Sides
Laid
20
22
0
8
10
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat,
Cora new.........
Oats,
Rye
Clover eed. ....... ,
Timothy seed ......
Flax aeod
Bran
Chop.
Snorts .....
Ground Alum Salt..
American Salt......
80
. 60
27
ttO
$3.60
$1.75
1 60
19 00
1 60
22 00
1 25
00a! 10
AGENTS
WANTED
To caavaaa for one ef the larg-sMt, Old
stestabllilied. BEST K.nOWX
MURSEIIIbW ,1b turn cwumtry.
Most liberal terms. TJnequaled facilities,
GENEVA NURSERY, established 1846,
ot. T. iawltl. Geneva. H- Y.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia.. January 7, 1888. Wheat
91cm. Corn 59 to 60crs. Oata 36 to 41cta.
Live ducks 8 lo 9cta. Live chickens 8 to 9
eta. Batter 18 to 3&ct bt-r lb. Potatoes 66
to Wcu a bushel. Apples at $1.80 to $2.75
a barrel. C'loveraead at 6 to 7cU a lb. Kggs
19 cts per dux. Usy at $11 to 15.50 a ton.
East Lisestt, Pa.. January 7. Cattle
Receipts, 228 bead ; shipments, 171 bead ;
oothlor dolus ; all throngb consignments
no cattle ehif.ped to New lorkto-aay. boji
Rr-ceiuis. 1300 head ; ehipuenta, 3SOU
head: market air; Philadelphia!). $5.80
faVV90: mixed, $5.60(s)5 70 : Yorkers,
$i 40(a)5 50 : common to fair, $5.15()5.35
4 caisol hues sbit'Ped to er ioisio-ay
Sheep Receipts, 4O0 bead ; shipments, 400
head ; market firm at unchanged prices.
PARKER & CO
BANKERS,
Maui Street, MiTTLurxovrs, Pa.
Transact a general banking busi
ness.
Discounts daily.
1865. ESTA13LLblil2aJJ 1031
Special Invitation T The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale ef Clothing tkat go f XJ
from
a
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W.
BARLEY.
TO
It will be
ADVANTAGE OF
iLlwT OF Jl'RORI.
thrown trom the seat under the wagon. I America, with practical hints for men.
Tbe team waa stopped juat aa a wheel be-1 Following are the names of SOine of
gan to press against and pinch tbe child to I the subjects :
The women who have to fight the
battle of Life Alone.
Marriage for Worldly success with
out reference to Moral Character.
'Is engagement as binding as Mar-
riarre T
"Women Who are Already Lnoon
reniallv Married.
"Influences Abroad for the Des
I Wfalv Amhitinn Rirrrit nl
taDtn tMstic. ana ilu to prevent toe in-
1 v v a wusw
'W hat kind of Men omen snould
the ground. The light was a shock to all
who saw it. Tbe ehlld was not seriously
hurt.
Aa exchange ssvs. There is a law re
quiring merchants receiving qaeensware
to burn the straw In which It is packed
Tbey dare not sell it or give it away, be
cause queens warecomea to ua from foreign
countries, and it is packed in with atraw
that may contain noxious weeds, such ss
ty, Tueslav and
aud 25, 18SS.
"The superintendent of the State Insane
asylum of Michigan, says that nearly every
young man admitted to that institution
during the year owas his inssnity to cigar
ette smoking."
lltk.'.Mdngt.anJ Scrutchttot every kind
B as man or aniu:ils cared in 30 minutes
by WaolfarVt Sanitary Lotion. This never
talis. Sold by L. Banks aud Co.. Druggists,
SiiBiuton Pa. Oct. 26, b7, 6m
Fermanagh Grange will hold a public
i-..n.H.n .r Riir Run School bouse on
next Saturday the 14th inst., atoneo'clock
AdJrssses, by Ptor. Aiiman And others.
The public are respectfully Invited to at
tend. To all subscribers to the SisTiail An
SircBUCA.v who pay arrrsrages aud pay
ae dollar aud flfty centa in advance, Tht
Wtthly Prttt and the Skhtiksl An Rx-
mucii will be sent for the period of ono
yesr.
I am feeling very blue this morn! ng."
Doctor: "What's the matter?" "Every
time I feel my nose it hurts me." "But you
are not obl'grd to leel your nose." ;But
how can I tell whether it hurts unless I.leel
U f" Prom the Gertuau.
The Republican State Convention wl
mset at U-irnsburg, ou Wednesday, Apri
25. at llo'c'.ook t nominate a candidate
for Supreme Judge to succeed Judge Gor
don and select four delecates at. large lo
tbe National Convention.
traduction of bad aeed into thia country
that the law requires tbe burning of the
straw.
From the Newport News: Constable
Tbomaa Heany, of Oliver township, justly
lsys claim to tbe possession of "the oldest
p:ece of bread we ever saw," aa he put It.
lie exhibited it in the News office on Tues
day and it is a ruriosity. It is aa army
'hard tack" and, if his memory serves him
right, was sent home to bim from tbe war
by oue of his boys. Upon receiving it, he
wrote June 6, ISO 1, ou it, which marks sre
plainly visible. It ia as banl as a stone and
bids lair to survive many years to come.
AToid."
'Simplicity as Opposed to Affect-
tation.
'Reformation in Drees."
"Plain Women."
"The Female Skeptic," and "Christ
ian Housewifery."
Theee sermons will be published
in the Altoona Morning Tribune, one
appearing each Monday morning.
They will also appear in the Weekly I Daniel Stimeling
lnbune. lhe Morning lrioune ts Susquehanna D.
50 cents per month, single copy o
cents. Price of the Weekly Tribune
;1.50 a year.
brawafortbeFtb'y Term of
Court. 18as.
oaaao jcaoas.
Spruce Uill. James M. Ard, G. W. Bry
ner. Isaac Bock, Jacob Wisebsupt.
Lack John C. Burns, Jamas Rice, Dan
iel Thatcher.
Mi'ford. John Beaahore, Nerve Meloy,
Hiram McDonald.
Fayette J. W. Bears, L. W. Seiber,
John Vanart.
Monroe. Wm. Gearbeart.
Delaware David Ilumberger, Robert
Long, Henry Bwabb.
Walker. Porter Thompson.
Turbett. Uezekiah McAfee.
Tuscarora. James McClnre, Abraham
Reed, Solomon Thatcher.
Beale J. T. Sherlock.
rsTtT Jtaoas.
Walker. Michael Beanhore, B. S. Gray
bill, Samuel Oallaber, Edgar KautTman.
Lack. Geo. W. Campbell, Samuel Kline
John Lauthers, Calvin Yocum.
Patterson J. C Do)le.
Fsyette Ephraitn Dunn. John Ehreazel
ler, Aaron Leidy, John Winegardner.
Greenwood. J. H. Fisher. Wm. Irwin
FURHITURE! FUBMTURE1
1 would respectfully inform
the citizens of Juniata County,
that I have bought from John
S. Gbatbill his entire stock of
urniture and house furnish-
. v-t :x e
ins cooas, wnicn conwis ui
On Saturday, the 24th ult., George Zel
lers, Jr., ot near Oriental, was badly gored
by a vicious bull. Oeo. bad a fork in his
band and wanted to drive tbe animal,
which turned and attacked bim. and tossed
h,m up three times ; then 9. 8. Updegrove
just happened to come, and be hit tbe
brute on the head with a stone, which stun
ned bim, but did not settle bim. George
br., aud Alfred Zeliors were in the house
at the tioie, and when tbey heard the fuss
they ran out, and Alfred Just got there in
time to knock the bull down with a big
club, alter he was bit with a atone to aettle
him. The young man waa picked up and tak
en into the house. He is able to be up and
about again Liverpool Sun.
From the Philadelphia Bulletin. A
Judge in ew Xork State haa decid
ed that alum baking powder is
adulterated food, and that its aale is
illrgaL The argumeut against deal
ers in this dangeroas class of pow
ders was baeed on the fact that all
baking powders are supposed to have
Dura cream of tartar aa tneir essential
ag.-nt. The Bubject is one of concern
to every home in tne country, ior no
more deleterious article of food than
the alum powder is more indiscrimi-
natingly sold and used.
Notice-
THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUIEnU,
Accounts of firms, individuals and who hare money to inrest to examine the Stock of Oeodi
corporations solicited.
Four per cent interest allowed on ME N, BOYS AND CHILDiiEJN.
tweWe months' certificates. r
111 is iruiy marveiuus iu c
J
THE BEAUTIFUL- STYLES
OIIjS ! OILS I OIIaS ! Lf guit9 an(j Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Price-.
His trices leave all Competitors in the rear, $o 4o'i tail
THE STaSIliBD OIL COMPAHIIto give him a call if in need of Clothing,
W. HARLEY
M IFFI Tn TO WIST
D. S. Kloss has this day been ad mi ted to
an interest in onr business. The business
will be continued under tbe firm name of
PARKER fc CO.
Jsn'y 2-88.
The Homllest Man in Mifflintown and
Patterson, aa we. I as tbe handsomest, and
others are invited to call on any druggist
and get im a trial bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam tor the Tbroat and Lungs, a remeay
that is selling entirely upon its merits and
is a:uaranieet to enre and relieve :l Chron
ic and Acute Coua-be, Astbms, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price SO cents and $1
G. Carman, John
Weiaer.
Tuscarora J. P. Hetfleflnger, John Hen
ry, James Louden, Charles McMeon, Calvin
Palm.
Delaware. Jacob Hosteller, Uriah sha
man.
Port Royal. Wm. Isenberg, J. W. Stim-
mell.
Turbett James Koons, G. L, Kepner,
Wm. Turbett, Stewart Turbett.
Milloid. Jacob Lauver, John Sboeber.
Beale Wm. Leach, Leonard Woodeard,
Fermanagh. David Murama, Henry Min-
gle.
Mifilintown. Ferd Meyers, S. H. Show
ers.
Monroe Samuel Piles.
AMPS.
CARPETS,
SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTRESSES,
FURNITURE,
to which I am adding daily,
JYEW STOCK
which I am selling at ex
stremely
LOW PRICES
for cash.
of Pittsburg Pa., make
SPECIALITY
of manufacturing for the Domestic
trade tbe Finest Brands of Illuminat
ing and Lubricating Oils, STaphtha
and Gasoline, that can be made from
Petroleum.
We challenge comparison with
eyery known Product of Petroleum.
If you wish the most
VXIFO RML Y SA TISFJ CTORY
OILS LY THE MARKET,
aek for ours, trade for MiflSintown and
vicinity Supplied by
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE Jt CO.
December 14,-87-ly
D.
I A.
YOU CAN 8F0BT THE BEST AUD FINEST
OYKMCOAT, IN THE LAND,
roR
rERT LITTLK A'O.ViF, iF YOU WILL MOT tTTMXB
MASOS . llaMa.! PIANOS.
Til iouuruved method ot fattening tbe
atriima ol biauos. inventea Dy (be vason
and Hamlin Organ and Piano Company
lew eara since, is uuquesiionauiv one ol
tbe moat important improvements ever
made, making the instrument more richly
musical in lis tunes, as cell aa more dur
able, and leas liable to get out ot tune.
1W1UI Ut.' J W MW " "
timber, chestnut and
see bills- Sale at 1 o'i
endintr
attendance during month, 46; average
Attendance duriDs? month. 35: rer
Valuable Heal Estate.
John Zook. ex-cutor of Michael
Beasbor, a ec eased, will offer at public sale
on ibe urcniUea, three miles east ol -rtf ,1
Dili toon, a tract ot Seventy nignt acres ol
land more or leas, fourteen acres ot biuh
axe cleared and fenced, the balance, is set
with heavy bite oak, rock oak, mining
hickory, for terms
'clock p. m. PeL'y
lbbH. The land must, and Jl be sold.
c.
B. II 0 R X I X G,
Chrtstal Palace,
A Splendid Reception.
Corn er of BriJge and Water streets,
Miffliutowp. Pa.
January 11th. 88-ly
100 EStK
Ia the tn of Newport, Neb., men wo-1 cent cf attendance during month, 8S.
men and children turned out the other day I rrue following were presen every day:
to help arrest a saloon keep-r for selling j TAizio Milliken, Alice Bennet, Lottie I
Book, Lizzie Bryner, Ada Kid J. Annie
Savior. Mattia ildler, Magcie J acoba,
Leli Bryner, Blanch Miller, Kay
Gruver. Frank Bryner, BanKs Jaeoua,
Xorman Bonnet. Davul bwarti. ana
Harry Jacobs : The following mi.ised
but one day: May MagilL ettieMa
gill, Aunie Magill, James ililler,
Wierei ililliken, Bruce uook, tiayea
C. B- Acekk, leather.
Ha, nor to a minor. Tbe man produced a gun
and stood eff the crowd lor a rhort time
bat finally surrendered bis person and purse.
Es.
Oae alght last week, the hardware stores
of T. H. Milligan A Co., ard J. W. Vrark
of Newport were biofcen into aid a sale in
each place was exploded. The thieves got
$80 in moncT.at each place, Bad took re
volvers and s few other articles trom the
store.
I.sst Ssturdsy n'ght, thieves by the use Report of Lawrence school for
r powder blew open the vault of the coun- I morJth ending Dec t 19, 1887. Whole
ty ireaeurur in the Huntingdon Court House number in attendance during month
...! .eenred AJO in tuonev and $3,000 in si . --erase attendance 43 ; per cent
court h.nae bonds. The bonds had been Df attendance 88. The following
redeemed, but atrans-o to say had not been I were present every day : Lela Bry,
csnceled.
A correspond. nt of the Bloomfleld Times
ef last week, wntiog from Rya township,
says i Alter a good deal of talk and no coal,
a vein haa been struck on the Bell tract,
nd nuita a void aualltv ia takes ont, two
or three tons a day. It buraa aplendidly
aad ia oderad la the township for 12 50 per
tea.
The two sclendld 4 year old, IT handa
high, ches tnut bsy cleared shire mares
tbst David B. Doty brought trom England
Some Foolish People
Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond
tbe reach ot medicine. Tbey olten say,
Oh, it lll wear away," but in most cases
it acars them away. Could tbey be indue
ed to try tbe successful nieoicine called
Rntcp'a Baissm, wbich we will sell on a
guarantee to care, tbey wookl immediately
aew tbe excellent fleet alter taking the
Ural dose. Price bUc and l.l0. Trial
sisre. At all druggists.
last September, have been sent by rail th:i 8ie Memminger.
ner, ursns ntrner, anno a.ju.
Arabella Barton Rett Barton, Grace
Patterson, Jennie Telfer, May Uar-
Clara Allen, Mary Bryner, Mil
lie Bryner, Harry Bryner, John Pat
terson. Banks uouman, iune iiac,
Neal, Samuel Memmirger. The fol
lnwimr were present eTery day but
one : Brady Brant, tiarry virion.
H.rrv A Hon. William uteson, iAtuie
1'f.t trarn. Susie McKeal, Gertie
Burton. Belle Henry, Jennie Bryner,
Lottie Bryner, Minnie Barnara, ues-
Tbe Tortlllta Mine.
Mr. Francis D. Taylor, the eminent Eng
lish mining engineer of 24 Merchants' Ex
change. Boston, haa recently made a tbor-
i . . I. . . . 1
ongn examination ana report ubuis aviu
ita gold and silver mines, and finds tbe
property all lhat it baa been represented to
Tbe shares are lor sale at par of Vi
each, in any aise lots by Joseph A. Read,
42 and 48 Congress street, Boston, and 6
Broadway, New Tork.
an'y 1&-88.
1
week, to Westmoreland county, Pennsyl
vania. What Jnntata county horsa bree!-
ara lose. Westmoreland county horse
breeders gsin.
The coal miners working for the Phila
delphia aud Reading Coal Company have
anlt work, abich will give coal dealert in
cities a flue chance to put up the price of
oi coal under the blea of great scarcity of
the fuel. The coal company insist -lpon it,
.K-t ihev have a auDcly of coal on hand to
lsst more than a month.
English Spavin Liniment removes a'l
Hard. Soft, or Calloused Lumpe and Blem
labes from horses. Blood Spsvin, Curbs,
Splint. Sweeny, Ring-bone, Stifles,
Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc.
Save j0 by the use of ono bottle. War-
l ... . n . f T
aO Oy a-, oauaa m. vu., aiwitgiava,
Tantecl,
Mimtritown Pa.
Frt
Oct. 20 ST, 6 mo
the
Ihonotare HemmlDcer aneriiea
futierA of hl uncle, Wm. M. Mem
.t tvan. Ta.t SanrdaT. Memfti
L. B. MnxiKKt. Tucker.
T .. ( s k when D. G. Shellenbrrsr. the
Is efitnin
ConntT Treasnr r, was ready to
...nme I he duties ol ino oiucti i '"'"J
T..nn.e and receive conniy iuous. ouu
r. i a h ent rolnr Treasurer waa iot
1 i riv over tbe amount of $7813.-
ta tK.t th r.onntv Anditora Ond be
.... He atarea 10 air. jmnr-
er that he has $2858 21 available funds to
v - - n-action was tsken in the
piuu . -.
t. .11 1..I veek. excepting that Mr.
r.uu.ria hail, consisting of Washington
w .v DnKan (Znm and JeSV-rSOU Mlddsg",
entered Judgement amounting to $4.5 ?
ki Or. Mondav Treasi rer Sbel-
m,a" . " rt n1 the
no on Mr. Copeland and re
quested pavmept of tbo hilanc- du. in
,l.na with, the report. Mr. Copeland
a .i... ka rAn'd meet with the Cora,
Siaieu iu. , ,
-e t.v Aswegotoiro
i r,r the result ol tbo
we nave no av-."". .
meeting with! the Commissioners- If
mistake in the account baa been nwdo
. . . L . Hn. a .a one owea
soouia do pamieu w--, j.
A.Prltue infCslment.
Th. Tnriiiitm mines have recently been
thoroughly examined by Mr. Francis 1,
Taylor, the eminent hngtisn mining engi
neer, -4 Merchanta' Exchange, Boston, who
eports tbem all tbe company have claimed
Subscriptions to tbe stock are atill opeo at
the office of Joseph H. Reall, 42 and 48
Congress street, Boston, and 6T .Broadway,
New York.
Jan'y 18-88
lo niiuseu maa , .. .
alng.r. J Copeland to 'have the matter spoedily aa
lisgor, ' ji i'ed. 1
Last Thursday evening, Mr. Joseph Pen
nell and wile, celebrated the return or their
son F. M. M. Pennell snd bride, Ida Irene
Pennell, who were absent in Eastern cities,
on their wedding trip since the 28 :h nit.,
by the largest reception given in this
community. The wedding party srrived
on fast line at 6 o'clock P. M., and were
ready to receive their numerous friends a1
8 o'clock P. M., the hour appointed
for the reception. The spacious and
elegant mauaion ot Mr. Pennell is admira
bly fitted tor the entertain ruen t of so large
a company. Mr. aLd Mrs. Pennell were
assiduous in their efforts to have ev
eryone feel at home ai d so successf ul wer
thev. that it has been pronounced one o
the most enjoyable parties.
Precisely at tbe hour designated the bri
dal party appeared at tbe entrance of Ibe
main parlor. Mrs. Pennell the bride re.
ceived Urat, then, Mr Pennell her husband
on ber right. They were assisted in tbe re
ception by bridesmaids, Anna Parker and
Uertte Cavtny, and groomsmen f illiam H
Banks and Wilbsrlorce Schwever. Tbe
bridesmaids and groomsman, smilingly
turned the salutations of the lonr hundred
and five cueels aa they passed from tbe
hand sbakmc ot the bride and groom. Tbe
guests after being received by tbe wedding
party, took aeats of wbicb there was an am
ple number . B tbe several rooms ot tbe bonse
and by the time tbe last of tbe company
bad shaken bands with the bride and groom
tbo refreshments were ready and were
served by volunteer help from the ranks of
tbe young people ot the company assisted
bv some ot tbe older members, who have
passed the ranks of veterans in social
semblies. It was a least that would bare.
done honor to a king aud moat heartily did
the com Dan v of four hundred and five en
joy it. Whether it was a fact or only
report that the grooms cake contaiued
ring that was (diamante in its power. It
ia true the ladies were on the lookout for
such a ring, lf It was fount it was kept
nruiound secret. - By one o'clock on
Friday morning the company bad bid
den the bride aud groom good night and
retired to their homes bigbly pleased with
one ot tbe largest snd best arranged re
ceptions ever held within the limits of the
county.
PROFIT snd Sam
es Free tn men cm
vsssern for Dr. Scett's) Grnnlae
Electric Belts. Kraahea, Ac. La
dy agents wanted for Electric Corsets
Ouiek ssles. Write at once for terms. Dr.
Scott, 848 B'way, N. T.
1 4
Nil
J JvfftStt
Alt ! S 1
mm
. VV 7 I lit
i . t
Schott's Closing Out Sale ThU
Month.
True to our old principles, wo v, ill not carry any goods over te
nsTfvHr. This beincr the case there tettus to be but ono way to free
ourselves from our Biirr.lus utock of Overcoats and Man's and Boys' Sails
and it is Cut down IU Frxct.
In no instance is tlie price of any Overcoat above the naked cost ef
ths Cloth and the trimmings. The cost of the making has been ignored.
Scale
of Reduction
Overcoats,
on Jffcn's
YaffFs;
mm
IN
TO
i :i:,;jv
FOR ME! AND T01THS,
FOR B0TS AM) CHILDREN.
816
SH
tia
io
S3
;c
15
Overcoats all LzeR, Marked Down to
Overcoats all sro, Marked Down to
Overcoats nil eizes, Marked Down to
Overcoats all tizes, Marked Down io
Overcoats all rizes, Marked Down to
Overcoats all size, Marked down to
Overcoats nil sizes. Marked down to
Sl'J
t (
R.2J
$ in
e, aud
ijoaT"-.
IN" eel's
ie block
og, three
three feet
mice leei,
FURNISHING GOODS MARKED AWAK
LEDGER BUILDING,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
w0t Ice.
The annual meeting of the Stockholder
l .h. JnnUU Auric ultural Society will be
held at the Airy View Academy in for
..!. on Friday. January 3th, 1BB9, ai
o'clock p. m. to elect managers ior
. -i .it i.
...r. Tno atsenaance u ai. m
pecially requested.
By order oi ino managers.
Jons P Wbabtojj, Sec'y.
Port Royal, January 8, 1888.
the
ei
Trial 1.1st reby Term, 1.SS.
C. O. Spangler ve. Latimer L. Trego and
C- R- Richards, To. o, ut"
1880, or If o. 20, Septemberr i erm. ion. .
Joshua VanOrmer vs. S..X- Leinbcrt, No.
1 B-rtember term. Defendant
..iM. .ss assumpsit, pont wit leave,
' AO sle pleada release.
MAHRIED:
DOyAHBT DEARING On the 5th
inst.. by Rev. E E Berry. Wm. M. Don
a bey and Marina B. Dearlng of Tuscarora,
SMITH HE1Q 1.6 On the 5th by tbe
same, David M. Smith and ' Agnea Ueiges
both of Fermanagh township.
E VAI DEAN. On the 6th by Rev.
S. Wood burn. Joseph M. Evans of Spruce
Hill township and Misa Hargrette J. I'e.
Beale township.
LANDIS SMITH On tbe 20th lilt ,
the Lutheran parsonage at McAlisterville,
by Rev. G. W. Leisher. Mr. Levi 3 . Laxdis,
ofCocolamna ana Miss Baroara A., amnn
Center, thia county
i .
Tbe finest undsrwear, the Best Gloves, Fine " ""nt "uu
shirts. Silk Handkerchief-, Silk Mufllers. r ur L-aps.
are fine Quality
p pers discov
au extra issue
anuounctnz the
n's victory at
ory was won
PRICES ARE DOTf ?f TO TITK
850. FORFEIT, 50.
000
G. W. HECK
KEEPS TflE LARGEST, BEST AND MOST
VARIED STOCK
OF
Foot Wear in Juniata County.
ooo
The above statement is true. Other merchant allege the
same to be true of their stock. Let all making the claim stand
up for inspection. Twill forfeit 3-50 if I fail to suttain my
claims. Let the others do the same. Let the people know
the whole truth.
Ai9
SCH0TT,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BK1PGEST., MIFFLINTOWN. PA.
put cp or sncT CP AXO
Qt'lT
UOBKIOBI.Ifi TOE PEO
G, W. HECK.
ONLY EXCLUSIVE BOOT AND SHOE STORE IN JUNIATA CO.
THE WORLD'S
OPPORTUNITIES.
Lf) riasV5i-5bi S s. .
Blue Wrapper -with lied Band.)
TOP t"f
ibk a
kit
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sea? mi
Cleans evar thing in tne housas will roawH
wLilauaaa to marble mantles, tables, etc.; alaan.1
oalnt without dlmmina iu lnatre ; aconrs tmWs4
wbilsitwsahes them; makes ehtna, ( Vi.irJ
and windows glisteu with an added torightn s
Xe kitchen; cWosa lbs t;atj-tah. floor, anr
tables ; washes oil cloth, without Injuring them
ANYBODY. NTfMlHI. In N T
QUANTITY, from a pound to a pall.
ana in a rr.w biinw i ts.
ONE PACKAGE makes:
pollaboa the tin. brass and copper ware oied I JlB JK)unds White Cord Scap) XHlasas
ker fstcttlssf,
Pail of Superior Soft Soap. J sarfzaa. I
takes out grrwG. A rt aud stains from cari-et
mattlcf and otlu-r wuven fabrics.
THE SIMOMD8 SOAW CO
NEW VOK CITV4''-ics
It takes te p:sce cf
Wsshlng Powders and Common Soaps.
THE SIMOMOS' CO.,
IO conTs. SW VOBK CITV.
THE GIRIi I LEFT BEHIND HE.'
CWtE'
- ", i
. . . a saw w - a - -a- htaaa ! BM OtllT I"l
ninstn.ted.by e use era .fi, or VviFStlCA,
enlv In
ir.ikirt. Has
H.Hort't Raletv Kine Bolt and nftn wneeu . , . 7' a w Wt.
w i TOOCsi Bt -V. with the Hevdocs. eaiety Klr. Bolt and Flrk Wlsswt.
a.)
, .4. 4. i..vr riaiiiff over anv otli.r.
T . , i.-a i. am. ria s a. s t
' w-w-- - m- ... Twelfth ta.. rutumi, w.
ifJEHTt w-ASTED WHERE WE HAVE "OIEI 0 IHTEgTHTST BO rMmUm
AT) HOW TO TJSE TIIE3X.
This lanra ana nsnaonw o- "'"J
"TT TPfl 4 "VTT.r jost broasrht ont by Hnrper A Brothers.
ILLUSTRATED.
IiliI,UAx X JJ J. 'promiw to be one of the met popolsj
- fi nt the Issues of that eminent pabllshins; boose. rsas..... xnera w no
VL7L" ."bTf-i lb. JSntand osor ??Z',A'ZZttP'&
a r tTPrv ani'j oi uuuiaa iiiw'ur
' i vKa si was as ss ft rWrr PT.
V c.re. mil ana caremi tobsl ji-..yS. - - rA- rrnm
HirFLTNTOWN HABKBTS.
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KirriisTswa, Jss'y Il,;i8".
rerv
Well suited to supply a pra-
f Wi'J:..11 -W.-aiT iit tn wive iinvrv -
It nrviTajt. th QsqaaliOtd prtvj- oi cTsyry ons r a, vr, . k fo m I
ft 8 113 Sit ltxn t MU. 1"U ni wwui-u
- - -- . a. M nArSann var'Th t nlH POO Ca UCw a OJt7s Curt. (T vasiul Ja SJwau a.
Ifr e aire ta?to?mlj&rt Terms end aay Prei-ht Charges. Rw-)
e-ir aon i no Sh-m, s ".'I. JTT',?. . ; I. of rfcle book lnTairlsorT aannad sta.
tymiit. antai wmf. esst.
. ,"nnaj wti jxaea.
Srrtror? a7on." SsVmr-vov, th. 'aS
Vfrtreftir onr lsawe HesajiUr J.in.tr J
asat free to stl. Arreea at eaev. WTSTEB fc CJ., FBr?Une1
A.
Tsall who are aurerlas from the rr-.rj ?
.m'ls-e'.lonaef youth, cervo'.s wsa.kniss.ix..y
1- 17. Insaof saanhood. 1 w'll wil l a i .-:!.-.-T'carayow.raBs
OF ' "JIM. Jii:r'V.
-is 3 .a-orer-! by a enisalonsry !n I ou t
-r.-a. Janit a ae:r.a-iir4e t savalope n t'..
'v. T'ara T. :yMA5, .ieri Z, .Nw Tmrk r'.y
2QOVICTOR
ssJfet -M MANURE SFREADcP.3
A60NS KA!.zmjvi
It Spreader but at,. 1 tna
Sniy aula m.i ttw
attached to .1. wstr
alsn manurartiirrra
of Vlrter t'lOTer
J Hallera. larerUI
M...r.b c-aaiae Milts, (era foeiirr..
r.nar.. el-.. All are warraiue-1
r--ari3 m. eb
wT-JT X eT .T fVavJsa,
Fall And Winter Goods.
I would inform the pnblic that I have
now in my new millinery store at my pla-
of residence on Water street, Mifflintoan,
second door from corner of Bridge etreet,
a toll stock, of Prring t Summer millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles,
and having employed first class milliners
I am pr"par:d to sopply the public with
everything fonnd in a Brstciass milliner
store, come and exaniina try stock.
consider it no trouble ts show goods.
MRS. DB1SU
March 22-87.1 .v.
LaT.id trea. t.k kiik 111 HIS t IO. oloKkaO.
, sttsavsh Mawaa, AKaiaTW. Sl.
The Sentinel and Republican o(Ecs la tbe
plaea to gst Bala Bills priste and b work
dees.
TP
Caution notice.
All persons are hereby cantloned ag alast
banting or fishing on the property at tar
nndersigned ta Fsyetta townsbtp, ss U
trvyrpars hvi wCl lf ntViroed.
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