MIFKLINTOWN : W OKIES-1 AT, AKCB 2. 1988. TERMS. abcripti.-n. 1. 00 per annum It paid l,nce; 1.4J " a" r"1 advaoce. Tmu'"0' advertisements IcwsTtad at 6J J mob tor each insertion. r.nieot buainess notice in local col li) cent per line tor each Insertion. ?Jdacuon will be mada to taoca daairtg .Jvertlae 7 h year, half or quarter rear. tfKETIXU or COV.1TV COM 91 ITT EE. mstuser ot the Republican County kjsts.lite ere earnestly requested to con rsss i M.fllintuwo, at f oornjau's Hot', at lalurtlur, March 81, I., tar the iiirtsjae of elect. ng tliiee cull- lerse w ia conference wi:b. other iauf.rce ul ttie li tb Congressional district. si I,w..to&, un 'Vta d-T of April, 1S, tu t .: sU!ea;atc to the Republican athQ fc CaTl'-:'oU lo u40,"t 'n Chicago in J una. 8 B. CATEN Y, Caaiaaas. p. a. Xik.T, i'crurj. IJ OUT LOCALS. Tii rnrr w.a nigh l Week. H il- jxsee Lav gone northward. Tie bi: Hi will tn closed. onjGood Fridar. Tb C'iIcbJ J anarchist ara again b auuj'tg rist..ai. TLe Herman population uf York, ia g;.U as !iJ. Xte ouLrt Home clock waa slotted to be uucil ou H-'iday. Sij-.r. J. Kurti. a citiasa of Delawara Sawi-tlii, diett last Sunday. L t P' tr-r of Boo mi ell baa b.sa a re.-j Public for years. Academy closed i's aecon 1 tartn st t: obool rear on Tuesday. Jut. Collier, la shij,j!rg Juniata county aiuct logs to Liverpool, Kng'and. Ite frefb terian congregation of Dun aac::ou koritPiu(.'!ate buiMitig a new church. T-e Hi tubliraj Cont ca'ion of Cuuil.er ia 1 cunty, declared in favor ot Senator J D. Ceun rua fur Fres.deut. I he tate Treasurer of Kentucky la b tiiU'l with the statu luuda f '50 000. Un kouJuicu are g ad for that aiuncit. bob Trego of Oakland, who haa been a.; toyed by buatneaa Crnis outaide the oi..'. daring tbu past winter, is now at ks-lke. Tl.t-re ia a su( srslitious belief among aooie ..t ll.it j,eech treva Ibat are planted in Li tear wi I uot bear witbia a period of f-jur ycr. A aia-il! u,utntity ot catb.,nate ammonia, Ifp'acrd lu tr. ad dough, i'ghtena and le-rlei a the bread. S certain bread beaera aay. li C. Kai.fciu, delivered a tempcrenc iuecu iu ih' G. A. K. Ull, la-t r'ri lay and rteuing. The atteuJuce ot uj 'e w ta Ure. Wi.1' na Tytou or-uerly of fhia plic, B a c pte'l a opition aa manager of elec tric btu-rle4 1 r Ihj rcacaylvauia railroad al Si riiie Cn k. Tue hreuk 'lu the Columbia dam, ia the au ot rort p'0.le living in glorious lalici!)t'n ot catching many abad tbia ).riLg ia ta Juniata. Tl.a K publican cc-unty conention of Cumbetiand recoOiuiend.d Lion. T. F. aJler to lbs Siate Convention aa a camli 4ale lor uoujii.utu Q to the Supreme Bench. T. J. ITdJisU aiilhare a new dwelling kvute buiit on Main aireet, I'atterson thia tynnf. Tbu ce.lar lor the house ia already ka:Dg dug in tb lot between Mel )'a an l ..It. Sprcial rrrvice will be bel 1 in the Llltb sran cLuich i f Il ls place, on VTedr.e-d ty, i TaiutJs, Friday and Satuiday evening! sltLit ck, preparat . ry tocommaniun set Tscaor. Et:r morning, April 1st. J.-i, Mjif, u acrjcirt ot every kind a hmuau or amtnala cured in SO minuteit sy Wfl'ur l't Siiinttiiry Lotion. Tbia never fal.a. by I.. Batk and Co.. Diuggixts, MJ!ibasa Fa. Oct. -"6, P7. Cm Tjuhj pa. nla of the town, gavj a pr'y trenii-g laat eeek for Frank Patur.on, ebo ia boats trom college rpendiag the Saater bulij.ijt. The party wav at the borne st Fia: k a parent.. Ir. and Mr. A. J. Pat trjo. Tts rrgalar ruet.tk'y ssaticg.of tbe W. C. T. V. will be held st tbe Methodist p.ir ssg ou Tuesday evening, April 3d, at s'rlutk. All ladies favorable to the tup- arauiun n: ir. nquor traico are invited to tlai.il. Tii" Stockriolders of t!ie Coainiercial Na lUiLai Balk of liuhupue, Iowa, have closed -e baik v,,;ui.taray, ter the reason, the saa.neij J.,s not piy. Depjjitors will be f fi 1. Tbatisthewar to closs sack L mr-rly Lpri-.r. Cure Guaranteed by Dr. J. B aVrr, fi An h ireet, PhiPa, Pa. F.e t occe, no o eratioa or delay from busi ., :tei.d by tbnnaauda of cure after. 't.r.i!. Advice Iree. Send for circular. Until '.4, '.. It. S' '.rr . ... And-ew f.rnh.s. a Cum. V.i r. ! coi.tiiy lriu.-r, was n.oviug Lii asKteL.i ,1 oods, when the lurniturv. which apv k-d oa a wagon draw a by aix serifs, t, k fire. The lurniture and wagen r entirely cor.jumed. hi Snyder of Ferguson Vsller, Mifflin -lo t, kille-.t laat Frulav. br a lo that si Ir.g dosrua hill trikinlr a hand P a ai l whirling the band spike around u that i: .truck him and broke hi neck. aoou! 60 years ol age. A B rnle tnr removing a cinder in th ia gir-n by an engineer. It ia : "Let tb is.jura.1 rva alone and rub the other one. d tfce cinder will be out in two minutes." Il I simple remedy, though it sounds uo "Mos.ble. It is worth try iug. Aa exchange is authority tor the state al that foundered horse can be cured -T wn ii.g his bridle bit thick with the ars.nl tr...hly-diig sa.salras root and tj irg it ;n twelve hours. Thia will effect sure it ,,j;,ra ,t(,ia tw.ive hoars alter a ba. heu L.undered. Thrrr w.u be a meeting or temperance rP e iu lbs lecture room of ih. Pr..m. h-Tlao. nr. h sftcr prayer-meeting, on y eveuirg, for the purpose of JBva,..i.p ihe question, to invite Mr. Rank 's to arend a w -ek in this town, in the in- i-et ct t!:e Temperance Caa.se. AMori-ts Jurt- r- w,o.-.i. -.a! Tnbaa Korsman ol Hunting- Ion. at the'hear- n nf ths license arnlieatior,. .,n.,i "Ment Judge rur.t. on the 2It Inst. that n!Kht the two lud -ere hnn, in " ly lrnui the cross arms or a telephone r- ' r. si .f , in an,in.(,n English 8paeln L.iaiawal reosovea all Hart SUt. or Calluoted Lnmp and Blrm labea troiai boraea. Blood Spatia, Cnrba, Splints, Sweeny. " Ring-b-mo, Stifles! Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Congha, Etc. Sare -0 by Bs tb of one bottle. (Tar ranted. Sold by L. Banka at Co., Drnrgiatx, MitUintown Pa. Oct.28 87. omo Laura Uerab. aged a boat Q yeara, died laat Wednesday, at her father's hooae near PatlrrauD, rrwea the t Teeta of having been scalded on the M onlay prerioos. The child waa near the cook afore wbeo the waan boiler waa lilted. A handle of the boiler came IT and th acaidiog contents fell on the child, from the effects of which it died. Me.aera Maiibm k at Nelon harior boarh t the buiue. or Meters D. B. Doty k Co, may be found at the wire hoo.ua of the old Brio, south ot town, where they will be glad to attend to the wanta ol the puolic in tbeir lice l b;iiuru. Thay are youu men of food buiueit qutiiilcaUona and are hearti ly welcomed b) the people of tbia coiu-D-unity. The Aaaocitte jadgoa in LlnutingJoa, have oier ruled the President Judge, on the question ol grauting llcenae to eull lisjuor in lluurii.gdoa I be hololn t.iere wul close buineas aud a. the brewery aaJ dia tillory cannot suit in si i-utily leas than a barrel they too wilt cloae buaineea and mote elaeahere. Such ia the report troul Ilaat-mgdoa. j Read thafu-Jowing derp.tch relatire to ! the el. c. ion ot Uniled Mates Senators, j Sucb au amendment to tbe couatr.uilou would be alu.oal uniiiioUsl; adopted by the people; VVasRiiuToM, l. C, Marrh Tho UoUee Coiutu ttee ou the Rt.-Tiaiou ot the Lawa baa decided ty aa almost uuaui Wo us vole to ripor! a joiul resolution pro poii g au amendment to tbe cokSlttctioii tor tue ctectlou of Unued Slate Senitora by tbe direc.. rote ol tile ooyle. Chiii-tioa D. 11 .rshba-g'.r ot McVetoan a breakmu, laal Tburodjv a'jout m.d n ul, left tbe I ron I part ol tbe train at PonKotal, to got on the bind part, lei and waa caught by the abeela aud bad his right leg crushed, up to Ik middle of Ilia tnih. He waa iu great eitiutliQ ..nd sh'sck. Ten hour.- ai U-raatd iLti psTiial reaction et in, ihe Ititu .. .... .... . .1 .. u ... k. . . . w s siul.uiiu, auoui a lucu. a ov-.ow .uo i ' ' . i . . . .. n. it f-.,.. .1 rt. i 1 r J o t. .si. uk .u t Dr. Do-d M. Crawford. lb- Lewiitoan Uaicttu iav, tht ia Lappeued b.ut Ibiee o'clock, in the West Met o township, a great interest is morning Marx llukea eut word to t.ikn iu the ou try bosinesa . lira. Dctcctite Role, of Uamauurg, that bia store Cbarle bratton of Ryde ia ia the La-1 a robhed and luat $-o was offered lor the it ol making cand'ea enough (luring the burglars' capluie. sroon alter tbia a utee cool weatbur to do all auuimer, as sue dou'l ige waa received by b::pt. O. L. McClel.au approve of carrying oil lamp around j that a u-an bad teeu killed at Duncauuou through the house. She wa iu the cellar , and on hia pel sou aa louud a Oox ot rings. one dav lately and found that there board in ivr I off the bvX. She around and found tho ra'a bad carried six that mijibt be lucre. Two young u-lioaa dos-n ot btr caudles up on tbe va.l on J oue wbi.e aud ibe other Colored were dc the joisia. Laving iu a good supply of light, j Lamed there, aud when l.ote arrived he Au old atory ia a new place is thus relat- j aireateu tbeui. Tue, gate Ibc.r name, a, ed by the Liverpool Sun : Herman, a little ; Jobuaoii, c.l. m.) oi Caiuoio, aud Bell, ol aon ol J.tob sihumakcr, uoariy lour years old. met with a sad accident on Saturday. He with other children ran alter a w.gon t acarched but no pipers were louud lo di. loaded anh hay, and, trom what we can ; tdeulity. Role searched the learn, one of the wheel .truck him aud , cioti.lug ot the two u.eu. On Jouuou'e kuocke. huu over, and bis tbiga bone was p-r.ou was louud 13 nugs, a necklace-, 3 Iractu ed near the groin. J. F. Thotnp- . Vu ul cuu bullous, 2 breast puus, a charm, aou reduced too traclure, auu the c ii'l is -.-- . , . -"" j- - doii g a well aa can be expected. Chil- , Beb'a person brought loitu 4 rings, 1 ueck drcn should be whipped away trom w.goua, , hace, 1 Ueasl piu and .omc.hu.a; like a when ibey attempt to climb on them. . .mad ice pick. They were b.ougul lo 1 . -... .... .... i. ... . . i TL La bbenst Lrg Ueiald aa s that Cambria i , . . ,. .. uty baa a wuch, and talks iu this wise. cou about it : We are inlormed that a witch baa made ita appearance at tbe borne of Johu Ueea, jr , in Cambria township, aud a li'lie ; sou aged about seven years 1 being torlur- j ed thereby. It is believed the witch ia in ; tbe shape of a rat, and as a result the cats in tho neighborhood have Lteu captured J and burned. Tbe child ia afllictcd with some kind of fits. 1 here haa been con aide raMe excitement created by the sup poa d witch, and several cuugers" have keu a Uaoi in huutiug dowu ihimr." tbe "evi1 List Saturday evening, a freight briit t m ta named II. G Albright, living at Uir risburg bad hia right leg crushed near the knee, at tbe cost warf iu Patterson. Tbe freight was shifting cars and the brakem an stood up on a car as it passed under the warf, w hich knocked him off and he lell in such a nay that tbe cats passed over hi leg. IT waa not rendered insensible by tbe shock and several hours alter hurl talk ed rationally to those about him, and aaia, hedcaired to see bis parents, wnoi are a. so residents of 11 trrisburg. Hi father cauio on Sabbath morning t ea bin. Hie leg was amputated lour inches above tho koee, when partial ro action bad Set in, by Dr. D. M. Crawford, Dr. L. Banks, aud Dr. Dowd M. Crawtord. A.bngui ia doing as we.i aa cau be expected, iio was on his tnird trip a a brake man wh.u accident look place. Tbe axle, of a freight train pisi.n B trroe station, eaitward bound, broke I tat Thurs day alternoon, wbico caused a wreck ot fl.teen cars. Both track were covered by thf wrecked material. Tbe Weal uud ol Ihe atitiou tuildiug was demolished. Tbe telegraph cilice wss in that end ot ibebuiid- i.... Th l tuum liiuuue. sats: a. taut Opnrator A. A. Leonard, of Barree, . . tt.a ta. hoard1 whoWaSMttingiulront tf the key board , at the time ol Ihe collision, t collision over on the fl or and completely coveted wiih the d. bria of the wrecked cais and their contents ol coke. Hour and teed. J. J. Clemena, Ihe r. gular operator, who re-ides at Newtoa lismiltoo, wss knocked j truni Ihe er.d ol the table where, be waa sitting and received a slight cut on his head. Station Agent C. K.. Muler, w ho waa in his office, was also abakea up couaider ably but tortunVcly e:pd serious li jury. The escape of these occupaula of the build ing is regarded as miraculous by those who witnessed tbe accident. The sou:b track waa badly torn up lor ao.ee distance and the road bed lite-rally cove red with the aebria of the wrecked cars ana meir Tbere were Uve tramps oa the ill-rated train, one or whom was killed, and to ol ihe others so badly injured that their recov ery is tot expected. Tbe uame ol the man .ho was killed can uot be ascertained. Jo seph Brumbaugh, a teamster, wbvi was will h.a team i.ist east of tae station, had him .. .-j ivreil with the debris or sen iuu ... . tbe wreck- The lour mjureu t-e. the body or tbe dead man were takm avAat Altoona. Tbe telegraphic instruments, wires, anet , .. .. . is. ..i the office, were a:i IDS psrapueroa-.a broken and destroyed except the telephon- hwh was thu only means left of noil .... ;i..... i .iithuriiies here ( the lying tue iai.iv.... accident. s... . e...i,.,l..t ,.nrnl-9 ia SO SIOD at 1 Williarosrort aolourned on the 20th mat., t I .t ;n Sh.rankin next March. Tbe loilow- In acnoiatments were announced Jrs.era DiaTBICT. U. K. Feter, Pre- aiding Elder. ! Uam Bank, S. E. Memlsfsr. aW"-aaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaB Bedfor.1, J. K. BaIL Blaine, J. B. Graham. Bnrot C.b na, To bo rapilM. Caxariiie, F. Adama, J. S. Souaer. Clear Hie. T. W. Bi ldle. Eiioi.Tille, J. A. Maitern. Errrett, B. B. Uamlin. Well, I. N. Uooiehead. Iluntinrdon, J. W. Cnrna. LewUtoan, F. B. Eiddlo. Logan, J. M. Jobnaton. McConnel.aUjwo, E. H Wailaco. McVo) town. W. R. Ptcsen. Manor 11 lil, J. R. King. Mifllintown, A. K. Miller. Milroy, J. K. Stiipe. Mount Union. C. I.. Banacoter. New hlooiiiOetd, W. B. H. Stmo Newton Hamilton, P. P. Strawinaki. Orbiaonia, (J. M. Hoke Peteraourg and AI xaudna, C. T. Duun intrJ, Port Royal, W. II. Sterrna. Raya Hill, J. C. Brown. Sax ton. J. K. I.yd. SchelUbnrg: J. K. Kni-eley. Shirleybnrg, L. D. Otf. TbO'iipsontowit, B. II. Hart. Tbree H prinra, B U. B iker. W .-at lluuliog lon and Mill Creek, M. L. Smith. Wo!lharr, W. II. Bowden. Supernumerary and si.'peranaated preach n Wil iaiu Utniy Stevens-, G. H S lie. r Claxk-, Jeao T. Akera, George Beikatreaa- j r. John M.x-rel John W. Oiewine, i a. Rau,,ii. Willian. Sc.rihr Wil- 1 ,iau ; 1:)k. Cry;ol . Maral.all . I- i S. ' Cron.-, Bet jamio II Cn. ver, J aiues F. Fenui ingb.n, Vi:li.m A iicrvea. From lb.; Blooiuflo'd Tirrtea of March 21. Laat Saturday morning between 12 and 1 ..VLrf'b tl... tl. if. e .l.tpt. nf U irT ll.n.- . . . , , i IsetsiHit, wa entered by prving aud Oreuk- I ii k ih.- aiiidoa g ! in the iront door j meai.a ol a lare chisel nec iirel from the hop ol John !! tuck, aud at a lluio when a Ire. gut train aaa passing. There were tbree ot lu. m. Oue entered and cleaned a i show mm of aJ the iewelrv and took a bair Ati. r Wvi.or the .lore thev wa.k- " " e l dow u the railroad to Bailf.turg where 't they boarded ait eaat-bouud lrei)rUt. At the , tower, .n the n; i r end ot uuueaunon, one ot tbeui in atteo.ptiug to get iff tell under .. . tbe cars and waa cut in lao. Ulacouirades .,... ,(, c:a. ..t succeeded ill iuu,i.iij o Uct ti Lul .fhe was a Ihe mitug w banded lo Rote woo wir luoked ed to Duucanuou to boHl any aua..g - lucu llliam.-port 1 bo ucad man was i Li.gilaU Tue iatu-r'a ciotui ig ' edaed luelr criuio. 1 hey are thought lo " j a t oeiwug to a gang mil unttc iuio iuo w a. e- boase at Port Royal aud lorced a .butter : op en at ll.c lick, t otlica at taryai loo dur- iu Ibe lore pari ol last week. Aii are aioul l"J yeaia ol age. I hey will bo tried at the April term ul Court. MIFFLn AC A OEM V. An English and Classical School lor both sexes thorough preparation lor College or business. During Ibe coming term spa-cial atieutiou wul be paid lo those preparing lo tea;U. Low rates. Tbe apriug term ot 12 Weeks b.gtu. MONDAY, APRIL 2sd. IbtvJ. For any furllier iul ormatlou address Ibe Principal, R. F. Elliott, A. B.. MiUliutown, Pa. elect School- TUia school will open April 9.h, 1SS8, in Centre Scbitol House, Juuiata couuty, Pa aud continue 11 weeks and will altord a thorough Com moo Scbo.il and Business ed ucatiou, together wubLatiu ai.d oiher high er branches. Term, reasonabl. There wil. be a ticrmal clas lor tbe ben. fit of these wisbii.g lopiepajeler ti aching, buaiding can be b.u iu Ibe vicinity. For luither pr. liculaia Ld lei ciicular, or address ihe I'm eipal, S. Campbell, Van Dyke Juuiata County, Pa., Foi qualiticalion vt Princlp..!, refer to W E. Aiatan, Couuty buperiuieudent. Feo'y 1C, loao. Iteaolutloua. Wataxas, it has pieaa.d our Heavenly Father, in bis Provideuce, remove from our midst our Brother, George Mitchell, therelore be t Rttoiul. That an bo in Luoilile subiuis Jiu , UlUJ .bo doelu all th.ngi well, kuowii g thai our loss is bis gam. ReiulttJ : lht our sincere aud hearileii symp-atbiea tss extended to the sorrowing laml y aud IrieuUa lu lueir soio kim. menl i aud Ibat we cherish the hope thai ho baa gone to dwell with ibe lathers ot onr Aioo. i a in thu camu aoove, there to receive bigber degr. of Loaor. RtioIrtJ : That as a token of r. spe-ct for our deceased brother, we drape our charter tor (be period ot ixty daya ; aud that Ibese resolutions be placed ou our miuules and a o..... be acnl lo ine I.iukV ot oeceascd ud that Ihey to pubiisueu iu our couu.j lalers. Is. X.. tlllia Caeaxa, j VvaLLXT, ICom. Caawroao.Jr. - - . D. M. C Washin'n Caiuo No. al, f a.. P. O. a.ot A. TH R t Bala. (Appetite.) By Ilattie Tjng Grissrold. 1 aui held like a captive knight. I am bidden away Irom sight. I cry like a child lor tbe light. I am bound by the cruelest thongs, I quiver srHb ouirage and wrongs, Like a slave I sing a alave's sona. A night .lira tbe toad moon gleams, s;, ill viler mv il lot seems. For at tiigbt I dream a slave's dreams At morning, at evening, at boon. The thorg lax r near, late or s-n. Makes nue cry out fur death as a boon. I quail 'neath a tyrant's dread eye, I mutter vague threats, ai.d still try To suhder tbe horrible tie. But uiv struKlf'e is all in vain, My cpr claims me again. Aud anon, I clai.k the same chain. Oh, ciuelest bondage of all, Which well may tbo e'rona-i-st apj-ail, j Il.sdy Irs1, nB a 997- sJ Mr. Bert 11 ail of Stonfferatown cam to town on Satnrday evening driving a horse belonging to W. W . F Usher and a bnga:y be lorrinrf to bimaelf. The team waa hitched ia the yard of the Union Hotel stablea. and about nine o'clock it waa discovered to be mioeing. For varioua reaeons Joseph Hade of St. Tbotnas was suspected with having taken the I am. Be waa traced through the Wt Point gate ho am and Chief Kreich baum started in tur.uit. The team was found at the reaidebce of William and James Archibald ner St. Tnoiuas by whom it had been found abandoned on the turn pike, Mr. Krtichttiuin continued on to Hade a home and arrested him. Heat first denied all knowledge of the matter, bat dually oaid be had taken the team while druuk, to drive to St. Thomas. lie waa lodged in jail charged with horse stealing At a bearing on Monday afternoon be ad mitted hit. guilt, waited a beating and was committed lor court Franklin Repository. Solvit!? tbe Tramp Problem. At L banon on tbe 14tn, Judge M'Pber son sentenced 15 trampa to 13 months each in the Eastera Penitentiary. The tramp were astonished at tbia aenu-nre, and when taken hark to prison tney threatened to break j til, and at once made aa attempt to carry cut their tliriat. A wooden door "a" "pht on the upper tier ol celU and aa iron boll Liken out. Tbia ra beut in h .i,- of a hook aud a rom. rod., ... tbe bed ti. kuig ot sutlk-ietil length to ro:h over the walls of the prison. The iron hook waa then lied to the one end of" tbe rope aud a brick tied to it so as to give it weight in tl rosing it over tbe wall. A young daughter ol Sheriff Vordy discovered an ouusu J commotion iu tbe trion ar.l. and K upou asceiiu tig th- j.tl toacr, from which be could see into the yard, abe found the tramp try iug to throw over the wall tbe rope tbev bad inide. U r lather waa quick Iv summoned trom the court room. He armed hims. lt with a revolver, aud entered the prison wbeie be found the trampa all g itbcred. The rope waa secured aud every aa'e-guinl p.l iced aroi:nd tbe prisoners to keep tbra securely within the walls until 1'" '"fceB ""eipnia. 1 ne lo- auu.. i .u.a, in eoiu'ueiii iug un iue auair, aays : '-We ttlt-k Judge Mcpherson solved Ihe trau p quentiou tor tbia county." Ex. List ofJurorn. The following are the name, of the Grand and Petit Jurors drawn to sv-rte at the April term ol court. lfi!S.- uiivo Jiaoas- B-ale, E. ., MitUintown. tu-ate, James G., Beale. Bosaert, M. S , Greenwood. Batner, (i L., Su.uehan ia. Brytrer, Jesy, Spruce Uill. Cs.x, D. B , Greenwood. Deau. II B-, Heale. Uower, Jacob, Fermanagh. Kiuxer, Stain-I. Fayette. Kuisr.iv. U. W ., I'aiteraou. Lone acre. J..ej.h. Miilord. I.aurer. J. P., .W o.ro.. .Wil.er. Isaac, Walker. .Vc Williams, D. B.. Benle. Moist, Henry, Wdker. Montcotu.-ry. Ezra. Lack. Rtodulfh, Howard, Tuscarora. Keed, U urisou, Beale. bcacrist, Peter. Siiscjuebanna. imiih, ti. W., Mittiiniown. t'etoe B. F., Tu.sc.r.ira. Smith, J icon, Favette. Ts.in, Samuel, Walker. Vau-bweruigen, Jesse, Tuscarora. kttii jrauas. Bevers, B. F., Turbett. Uairto l, VI' m., Beaie. Bender. B.-.jamin Taseirora. Barton, lssae, Keriutn .h. Beaver. I K., Faje'te. t'ex. Thomas, Greenwood. Crimui.-I, W. W., Walker. Conn, Iltuiel, Spruce III I. Evans, II. M.. S(TUCe Hill. Ford. P. V.. Fayette. Fry, N. O , Delaware. Gray. Jaui'-s, Lack. Ivit..ieh, Wm . Monroe. frhaiii, J-.toi, Perm in tgh. Guss. ME. Patlerson. Ileckni.iii, T. K , Fayette, liacki i.t-erter, J. D.. Fermtmgh. Jenkins, J. R-. M lfoid. Kilmer. Dr. J. S.. Port Royal. Kllr, Stmuel, .wonr.He. Kaullman, Wm., Mllloid. Lauver, Thomas. Monro.-. I.amz. Cbnaticn, Wa'ker. Mvcs. Levi, Tbompsomowa. Afii p'by, Thomas, Lick. Martin, David, Delaware, McCulloch, C. C, Tjs -arora. Patker, John, Turbett. Partner. W. M .Nlliord. P.op.'es, J. II., Ferminajh. Rosa. Wm.La.b. Reynolds. Frank; Fayette. Reynolds, Wm , Mi'lord. R. l ison. R. A., Miilord. Sausuian. J. (i., Fayette. Stock, W in., Fa ette. Sieher. D. H., Mifflin. Swam. I) L.. Sp-nce Hill. Watie. Jacob, Monroe. Wills, Anson, Miftlin. 11 III): HF.K H -n the ?tb ol March, Laura H. rh, yci d 6 x srs, daut hter ! .sir. ai.d airs. David litrsb ot Miilord township, this county. MIFFLINTOWN MAKKKT5. VtrtiTows Rutter Haoi, Shi.nMer, ....... Sides, .... ...... Laid...... Msrch 23, 1888. ... 20 .. 14 ... 121 .. 9 8 a V1FFLINTOWN GRAIN MAKKKT. Wheat, 80 Corn new............ 4H Oa!, 25 to 30 Ryo bO Cloverseed $3 to$ J.60 Timothy seed ......... ....... $1.75 Flax seed 1 60 bran VJ 00 Chop. ....... ............. 1 50 ishorts 22 00 Ground Alum Salt. .... ... 1 26 American Salt 1 00a I 10 l'lllLADEU HIA MARKETS. PuiL.i.ELrnta, Saturday, March 2i, 18tW. W beat fciJt-ts. Corn 6!cts. Oats dScla. m.ked b.uis 1 1 to 12cts per lb. Live cb.ckens II to ll'cts. Turkeys 12 to 13cta butter 1J to 32c... Egg. lbcta. trice ot cattle uuciiauiceJ. LEGAL. UDITOK'S NOTICE. Entnte of Ihomat IVatts deceased, in the Orphan' t Court of Juniata Co. The ui dersigned having been appointed Auditor by the Orphan's Court ot Juniata Comity to u ake distribution of tbe balance in the harida ol Peter Brown administrator ram Itttamt-lo oaar.ro of Thomas Watt, late ot M. nroe towjisiiip, Juniata Counts, Peniislvsn a. deceased, to wit tho sum ot $1157 and 11 Ol hundredth hereby gives notice that be will meet all parties interest ed whe'lier legatees, devisees or creditors, toe the purposes ol his appointment, al his ortiee in Ihe B-tr..ugh ot Mifflia.nwn. on Thursday the 12 h day ol Apiil A. D , 1838 InrtweeD it.e hum ot 1 . o'clork A. M aud 4 o'clisck P. M. ... .-aid dsy abenacd where all parties ha. ing any claims i.pouaaid fund must piwent Hie .ame or be torever barred frem claiming agsinpt the same. JKKEMIAH LYS,.tJi(r. AGENTS WANTED To canvass for one of the largest, old est eat abl tubed. BEST HIOH.l SL-RSEBIES ,lu the couatry. Mo.t liberal term, fnequaled facilities. GENEVA NURSERY, established 1848. W. T. Smltk. (.eueta. X- T. PARKER & CO., Maw Street, Mifflintowx, Penna. Transact a euerbl hauling buui- DiacauDta tlailr. AccouiitB of firms, in JIti I sails and corporations tolii-itcd. Four per cent, interest allowed ou twelre inoutlia' certificates. April 20-c7. PHIL'A 5 Ml" YATES BEST MADE .itniinaLijaia tt.-l I v' i I. FOR KEN AND 0UTIIS, FOR BOYS AM) t HILMiF-V LEDGE!! IJI ILDING, SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS. THOUSANDS OF THE BEST GOLD W A T C H ST3 aLaw a.. tZ-lZi U iZ3 CO-OPERATIVE CLUBS. Thia ia ttie Ftasas. bra. pass t. AsJ mltf eoaraiive s-y.u-m f seiling watrhr. The ststj mr American Levf hrtm Windrra, containing overj rswual to accuracy snd durabil. try. ai.d have, in atldilioa. nutu.. u ..tented im-Irf-.Tetufi. found in io other i:rb. 1 hey are ab f.ul'jr th-only onal Dttwpproof M arc. n-mra aiad-hi t!.e World, snd are sried tlirough oulvri'h it:S I IX t: HI Hit. li'.ta( Hirm H'-m4 ontt -Scl ). the. clruiifrest aud .implrat m.'ie rjea an wv rijual far ;.prar. -w fjs Halrh. Kir t"o.ueraiie Club Py.tem brings them wlthl tb- rswh or eery one. H" want an arils, reapawalbla rp- rsvntaislva 1st EVEII HIT stwal "TOWN. H-avy prnfl.. guaranteed on limited InTesUaaat. H rits for full paruculara. Ths Keystone Watch Club Co. P. 0. Bjx 823. PMladelphla, p. KEKEKENCES: Keystooa sNatlocal hank, or aay Cos This Space is C. IVa Lis in r S38 aiJCo AG f:cieb t Y aSaiS f Tark. .T. Sirriiter, fa, Vs?5 Pmladelfiia, Pa. Wilms-. IX ' ' trtrca, kua. Xu., . Special announcement next week of Spring Stock. WAIT FOR THE WAGO.1! THE WORLD'S ATNT HOW TO XJSaE TJI1LI. --aaf- a. Thi ?anr mod hRBdsoiM nw book. . . ELEGANTLY b" otbJJ,rpw !. ILLUSTRATED. promlf5 to br on of th root popalai s-r m. --- m. .Uasi m an OrVtiI of th teaaes of that min-nt panHnbinir hoaNr." Frr Pre "There In do pook imblirtht-d with th scope and otijna of this work, and there ean be no competition, ns there !5l CHje ot almoatt every other pablinhed by (rahecriptinn." ArifUBAod Pmtrlut "Tbe rnont liiful book published in many a day." .V. T. H'orW " Rarely dofl a Tolame of greater tbten-e an u more real itue raroe from the prenn." Ohja-rwr. S. Y. "ETrT kind of bumauraiHivor re-'eiretj fji and careful ronPidrat(on.' V. T. Com. Adrertimrr. Weil euited to supply a, pres ent ffflrraanT (n HhruTitaj, pub!. and rrt'rnte.' V Y Jnnr a'Com ?'AGENTS DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE MONEY.- It rssves the uuquallSed prals. of every one who examines It. (sold only by suteiiTtion. I'. e st mixht to ml. M-q sad women aaranta make from Sloo to ioj per moc'b ea.lty. T J (rlv Inst ructions so any oersori with T his hook can beeom a motrt n'lric' ft t a -recr. mrpiKnnrm tm no Am'iersaea. aa ws siv Spacial Tarml and Pay reis;rit Chars-ea. Saesrs territory r once. Itememhar. we alva yoa the mzclusirm aa). of f hi book In territorv i-stnee; yrnj. nrf.jroQrla:'(feleu.ii'jy llluatrst. ii Ctrrnjars. cotlalnine 6iU parrtcubi's. frici 7 ara:. y , aswt wss, t j-jrAss s WiTEK V C0.7 Knh!Uhr. '""sS'-'jT1-. OLLS ! OILS ! OLLS ! m STIMiRD OH, COMPANY of Pittsburg Pa., make -A.. SPECIALITY of manufacturing for the Domestic trade tbe Finest Brands of Illuminat ing and Lubricating Oils, Naphtha and G&boline, that can be made from Petroleum. We challenge comparison with ery known Product of Petroleum. If you wittb the oiost U.YIFORMLY SATISFACTORY OILS LY THE MARKET, ask for ours, trade for Mifflin town and vicinity Supplied by FRANVISCUS HARDWARE & CO. December 14,- 87-1 y FUBNIT0RE1 FURNITURE! I would respectfully inform the citizens ol Juniata County, that I have bought from John S. Gbatuill his entire btock of Furniture and house furnish ing goods, which consits of LAMPS. CARPETS, SHADES, OIL CLOTHS, MATTRESSES, FURNITURE, to which I am adding daily, JVEJT STOCK which I aiu selling tit ex stremely i laUW JrL ICUiaS for cash. C. B. II 0 R X I X G, Chrystal Palace, Corner of Bridge and Water fetreete Jllifilinlown, Pa. January lltb. 'SS-ly 1 (f PER I'ROriT Sams AVlVf t' ENT plen Free to wen can vasser lor or. Scoifu Genulue Electric Helta, Itruabes), ate. La- !y aeuts wanted for Electric Corsets Ojncc sales. Write at ouca lor terms. Dr, Scott, 84S B'aay, K. V. Reserted for HECK OFFOBiUMiTIES 3 1865, ESTABLISHED 1887 Special Invitation To The , Public To attend the Attractive Sal ml Clotkiog tkat goes iXf from THE IMMENSE STOGK OF D. W. HARLEY. It will bt TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS' Who have money to invest to examine the Stock mi Goods for MEN, BOX S AXD CHILDREN. It is truly marvelous to See THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices. Hia prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fail to givtj him a call if in need of Clothing. D. W. HARLEY MIFFINTOArN iPA. VOU ZhU SPORT THE OVERCOAT, fit rCRT LITTLE Jtf.Ti.r, 8chott's Closincr illoutli. True to our olJ priueiplt-p, w nextj-ear. This btinj the i-rho tbero t-et ins to be !ut one wy to fro ourselves from our surplus t-tock of Ovt-ieuuls and llt.n a aud lioys Suit and it ia Cut down the Price. Jn no iubtance is the price of the Cloth and tbe triiumiuti. The Scale of Iledurtion on Occrcoats. Oveicoats till tizt p, Overcouts all dizee. Overct ats all bizes, Overcoats all eke?, Overcoats nil fcizos, Overcoatu all hizts, Ovcrccats all sizes. $12 $10 $6 FL'RNISHLXG GOODS JIAKKED AWAY DOWN. TLe litjtBt uoderwiiur, tbe Bebt (ilovt-ti, Fitie Nock wear, tLe liest bbirta, Silk IlanJkercbit , Silk MufiU'iP. l-'iir Caj F. Altbouyh tLa good are fine Quality riucEs aiu: jow: to tiik loi et aoiob SCQ0 T T , T H E'Li EADING OLOTiHIER, BRIDGE ST.. M1I FL1NTOU N, I'A. "THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND BEE.' e5TBlSHT6D lTT IV lllustrsted by ths nae of a Buepy ma4e br T. T.Haydoek, wl.lrh is not onW tn Iadtrif; huKity In this pieturs. but TIIK l.r!DMU BI :.V ' avKICI'A. Hss Hay.I.ek'i Salelv Kins Bolt au-l Klflh Wheel. AsS your J-n!or lit 'da T. X. HtilMirH BII.UY, with tlie HaydiJ-jS tafetj- h. .i. i l!..;t Fifth ViUsal. I. i(e ia insecure rHtng over any other. rTliU pU'.sr. win be fur.Uha o . larg a.4. trlt.la4 1. eLaat Si M.a .Sa wttt srra V. fraaM H ) l,sn.rrAr.! r-j-l rp Ij.-'DOCiaZ, SJIriBl Tor f at.l.wne oitsi runniri o V. snli.al. I'rin. I laU Tor. l-luia sail Twelrth Ms., t IVtlVATl. a.iEsi-3 ja:;ted vthehk we have sott.i vo iuvhetyent ro ?eofitielei Baa9aaBB0ass?Baassssss-s KX-Mi ZJt'ttmmm ,hlue V rapper -with lied Hand.) &Zi A.3 isins.r.:.:nll?sA:2." I jCZ&J!3z- Clean, seerything ia ths house; will restore Mao. L . whitaueas to marble mantles, table., etc.; clean ANYBODY, ANYWHERE. In ANY paint without dinimuTg lta lu.lrb ; scoura knlv. QUANTITY, from a pourHjIu pail, while it washes tbem : makea china, aiasawarc and a FEW MINUTES, aud window. glietoa with an added brtghtnea. : ONE PACKAGE makei: pollahe. th. tin, bra., snd copter w araased li. 15 pounda Wilite Curd Soap ) A"l !s ths kitchen ; cl.-an. tba bath-tub, floor, an.l sr - i'-'.'cf 1 cables ; waahea oil cloth, withoot liiiuViug th.ni A Fail of Superior Soft Soap. ) I,.ia. '-aaea oat grease, dn t and ataina f roia can -eta t takes the place or matting aud otuer woven fabrics. Washing Powders and Common Soaps. THE 6IMONDS' SOAP CO.. THE SIMON0S' SOAP CO., SJEWVORX ClTvJPn..e. IP cen's. NEW YORK CITY. I. P. Tho.iia3 & Son's, Bul'4E FEETILIZEES r..D sln all the valnaMe elements of .tal.'e m-- ure in a CD, . UL1-1 form, f-pet is lT oisri.nred for .it cp.pa. They sr. manursetSre-l Krutl," t W OKKsf p-jmes, eTcrT fjcui,y w ". them our personal attention, for the ;,, '... Ihf",sU,V"OUr W ""-pa. e,i" 1 . T. youwuleudortlem: a u them aad aaJrcaoTOsirD ht I. P. THOHAS & SON, i-niiaaeiphla. Penn'a. BOB tuj ar ANDREW iE&Sn0R,AGEJTl. Oklsuu Mills, Jtrtifala Co-., Pa BEST AND FINEST IN TUB LiM, IF YUW niLL BVV .iTTX Out Sale Thi will nut can v any trwaJs ts anv Oveicont sbde the naked ttnt )f rbt of the mukin huu Leen ignera). JCl'w? Muiked Down la Marked Down ta Sitttkctl Down tm Mucked Down ( Mmkcd Do-.vn ( Ma:k( J dowu t IIbiLi J dona to 9 6 S 8.2a S 7.5 S S R7 f 4 37 ;t 2 Spring' and l rr rr cr (cki. I would inlorra the j.ublic that I le now in my new millinerv store at my plars of residence on VVater street, M fflintown, second door lron corner of Bridge street, lull stock, of fr ru g V Siin tner fiiillmrry looda, all nw, atid of the latest stylo, snd havtr.g enjp.loyeii frr.t else, n'llliners' Ism t. j sr-d to npjj!y therntlic with everything Ititird in a flrstcis.a niillicer store, rt.nie st.d examtr-e rcy .tock. I consider it no treiiMr to shew goods. MBS. IUHL. March L2-r.l.. CD H'Nr'",icA;',;, j SLRVoca DiBiury pill. A ure and f.-r -cak- 1 tft an l darhiiity of th- twm v vw a. inn p-Tal rr.nitii.ii a z from ynu.ni ! im ur-.r3a-rce . f ' g ami ova-r-r--,rY -t IvkIv 'a h , oit, irtM memory and tt- citr. CUHES OLD YC l-f. M It 1 T" HSI-r 1 f-QPF ?-. T t.
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