SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
JOE 8. 1SSS.
TERMS.
gnleriptlon, $1-00 per snnom if paid
in idTwee; l-60 no P ,n "'
Traant sulrerUseinenU tnserurd at 60
tHu per Inch for each Insertion.
TrBiit business notice la local eol-
10 cent J- line tor Mch insertion.
Deductions "ill be mads to thoso desiring
to itrtl- by the Tear, half or quarter
Eepublican Primary Election.
At s nn-etin ol 'he Kepnblican Counlv
Comiiiitt h-l l In Mitf intown oo Satnraay,
Varch tm M1'r1 ,ht ,n,
Primary Kl.-c:n ir tlie Republican p-trty
of Junt.t. county b held t the usual
plsres lor hoi-ling the township unt gener
al tactions on
Saturday, tujun
anJ iu .e. rt.cei!h tbs iui.. fovern
tut rnm" El.ctmns, the pol to be op
ened in the tonil;l- 2 o-cltielt, and in
the burroughs at 4 o'clock in the :teri. Kn,
sad to ri-mainopea nutil 7 o'clock, r. m. ;
sod tli K.-turn Jnie ConTentlon to he
B:d in
the Curt llue, at Miuiiruiwn, trt
Aiuht -, "f" ' ciock p. a.
S. B. CAVES V,
Chair man.
UK LOT. Ssr's
Attst .-
r. fc
TLe tollowinj are ihe .ff.cor f be ot.-d
fur at mill lectioii :
(."uxGiE's-
stsaro.
jkni ur mi Liotsiarcaa.
hkoisTta i Recobdsb.
i-HssirK.
iaiHA cr Coisty Committee.
KirllllSTtTlVI DalEHATE.
SHORT LOCALS.
Wbrat ii beading.
Ten common ailed e weigh a round.
Oa to St. l.i ms," U the cry of the Dem
ucracy. Uorso buyer are still traveling the county
tor horva.
Msnv, of the complaint of poople are to
be reiii-d on.
Tho milar'a M not drowned by the
late vrt apell.
A bug is fuedlrg on puaoh trees iu Hunt.
Icg'i"n county.
airs. A. J. Patterson, has been quite 111
wllU erysipelas.
Au fxctaiig" says : Altoonais the ruud
bacW paradise.
Main's I n ten: at io nil Show will eihib't at
at.tCir.tuwn, June 14.
Where the wheat wan poor lat year the
grass in poor this season.
Congreiuian Atkinson waa heme on
Monday, on a business t-ip.
Th.i com in Juniata ia not doing well.
Many jrtdirt a short corn crop.
The tbief with a lalder ha been trying to
get Into houses in Perry county.
Dr. Lm-ien Banks, bought the Shiry
j."ucb oirhard, of 8 acres tor $ JT5.
The June flood in the Jumstah not been
much of a Q.wvl.
Ilail and rain damaged the growinjt wheat
in Tn inlty of Johnstown fH rnnntr.
The MitTlin county pic-cic will he held in
Hester's grove near Ityde station. Juno 12,
i'it:brck ard Nelson buy white and rock
c railroad ties, at this place, at 47 to SO
ets a pu-ce.
Mam's Intern itianal Vw is as . po l a
show as was tver seen In Provili-uce, R. I.
tally Cuiirant,
The Vaiu Show do a.l they advertise, and j
deal spsr.'j v.ith their pairor.s. Young
towa Daily Ns.
Boh Trego, traveling azent for a Phila
delphia bimess house was at bis borne at
Osa.snU over S.ibbath.
Th Y. W. IT. T. yesterday, the Sth
Inst., held a meeting at the residence of S.
B. Loudon at Et Point.
Eiward 8. Berrv announc-s himself as a
caurti'late for re-nomination fLr this orMce
of Krij t, r ar.d ReeordeT.
Samuel Ribton, on of Shelburn Roh-
Iih.u, deceased, wiil giaduate at the L. S.
Nav:il Arwt.-uiy cn theCth of Jane.
Tbe r-ru' ted tamsns to the peach cro,
In Jun.ta by the late frost is denied by
tha moi-t ex j rrierp-il peach grower.
Na'ti-iili has been struct st the depth
i.f U00 feet st Cherry Tree, Intin eonn
tv, but that ! west of the mountain.
Oil Windi w Shades with sr""1? tixtares
6oc., at
FSAVCISCIH llASnW-ABC Jt , Co.
Gnmt reduction lu peii' of Wa'I Paper,
and Isre slock to select trom at
Feascisccs lUiDwui Jl., Co.
A hr-e distse, of a dipetheric charac
ter, ts (revsiln.g in Penn's Vslley, Centr"
county, and already several horees hav
4ioJ.
K-v. J. S. Woodhurn preached the
Uuuiiirial sermon in the Academia Prasby
terisn i hurcU on tlio S ibbath preceding
Peeorstlou Isy.
Th- Lord's Snjper will he adraiaiteied
in the Lutheran church next Sabbath, June
l"th. Preisratory service on Saturday
eveuir-g at 7:S').
A b.r-e salo may be predlctrd two or
three it.s iu advance by tho appearnce of
leainr on the streets and about tho hotels
Jud hftrse stable.
xo ir. cream festival ill b hxld by the
Y. Y. '. T. L". of Acidemia, Thursday
eveninjr, June 7 at the Parsonage. All are
cptdiallv Invited.
A fame cf base ball wss played in Moist's
meadow nesr this town by a club of Lewi-town
and Mifflmtown boys on Memorial
Psy. The Mittlintown boys won the gnme.
It to,-d 7 to II.
Samuel Uagruder living at narrisburg
and ho has relatives in this county, wss
brought to this place on Sunday snd placed
In tho Railnia 1 hospital in Patterson, sick
with psinters colic.
Tho Standard Oil Company ia leasing land
in Prry county and will commence to drili
for coil, coal oil, and natur U gas in seversl
wetk. If gss sr.d coal oil can be obtained
t will he s btom for Terry county.
The nineteenth snnnal convention of tbe
Path Valley snd Tucarora Pitricl Sabbath
School Asswwtion will be held in the Meth
odist Episcopal vhurch. at Concord, on
Tuesday and Wudnewlay, June 12 and 13
It"-.''
A New York paper aavs : tf tho six
Vethw!it ministers who were ordained to
the episcopate Dr. Newman atone stood
the ordeal unmoved. Bishops Vincent snd
Joyce held their faces in their bsnds and
sobbed.
A New Ycrk r-sper ssys, many city women
preserve every tooth they may have drawn.
Tbo teeth are nicely polished and placed
on s curu anu worn aroana tne nock, or
(Jacti la a small ra and earrled in
po-IM.
.V
Congressman Scott, Cleveland's office
peddler, Is at the head of the St Louis
Convention. The Convention will nomi
nate Cleveland for President and whomso
ever Peott expresses favor for, for Vice
President.
List of letters uncalled for, remaining in
the Patterson, Pa., Post Office, Hay Slat;
A. C. Bailey, K. C. Bowers, Cloyd Brobak
er, Daniel L. Tlnk, John G. Shelley, (2
Foreign.) Mrs. Catherine Moreland.
Persons calling for letters in the sbova
list wiU please say advertiaed
Bowasn Ktsc, P. Ii.
Rapture Core Guaranteed by Dr. J. B
Mayer, 831 Arch street, Phil's, Pa. Ess
at once, no operation or delay from busi
ness, attested by thousands of cores after
others fsil. Advice free. Send for circnlar.
March 14. 'P8, ly.
A citizen of th's town in sttendance st
the late Democratic State Convention, aays,
he saw a fellow citisen from Mifflintown,
repestedly applaud William Wallace by
clspy ing hi bard, t il Wallace declared
Prohibition to be a failure, then our ap
placdi: j citin-n slid low in bis seat aad re
trained from further .planse.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
Hard Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blem
thn from horses, Blood Sjmvin, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeny, Ring-bone, Stifles,
Spraius. all Swollrn Throats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $0 by the use of one bottle. War
ranted. Sold by L. Bnks at Co., Druggists
Vitrlintown Pa. April 2o. 8, 6mo.
tktO tme bottle of English Spavin Lin
iment cur.d my tine Norman mire of two
ug'.r blood spavins which damaged her val
ue at least It ia the grandest Blem
ish cure I ever used.
Johx UcCau, Hortt Dtaler,
Darlington Ind.
Sold by I.. Hanks 4l llo., Prugcists, Mitflin
town Pa. April 25, 'c8, 6m.
A New Tork farmer states that he used
only coal gss tar to prevent the ravages of
the i-ofato beetle. He puts a gallon or the
tar in a tub, over w hich be ponrs boiling
water which ia allowed to settle and cool.
This is sprir.kled over the vinea with an or
dinary surinbler. A gallon of tar, costing
75 cents, suffices for several si rrs of pota
toes. The Lew is town Uszette ssys : D-g got
among a flock vf sheep belonging to Ro
bert and Brown McNiltand crippled twenty-three
of them, tourteen of which have
since oied. Sunday night a couple of dogs
attacked the sheep of faruoel Uassinger.
Three of the sheep are mining. Mr. H.
ha found the dog and will no doubt hsve
them killed.
Read the account of storm doings in an
other colutn. The ditrnctive work is
alarming to reid about, it was all done in
one day , in localities far ap-trt. In spots,
on the same day, in the Junius Val'ey, in
Perry county, in Juniatacoutity, Mifliin and
Uun'inf don couoties, there wa great rain
shower, an1 some hail, some of tbo bail
was Itrge, 2 and 3 Inchos in diameter.
On the 9th of June the Cincinnati Press
CI lb will give a n-c.-j.tiou and bsnqtiet in
their roo ma in the Exposition building in
Cincitini'i. Our thanks are due the club
for sn iuvi'ation to Jhe reception ad ban
q net and we sincerely regret that we can
not be presrnt t.) enj ly the hopitaIi:y of
the club and witnesa the exposition and
take in the subs'a'itial s'ghls of the Queen
till .
From the Lewistown Gazette : The ru
mor is afloat that Elsie Miller, daughter of
Franklin Vi'l -r, fur-n-rly of Decatur town
ship, Mifflin county, but now living in Kao
s, was burird alive. About a year ago.
Miss M:I er died, as supposed, and waa bur
e.d Sometime afterward she was re-
mr. I, mi then It waa discovered
that
was
wiilj
the
Jic-j
h was burit d alive, as her clothing
torn off aud her hair all pmled out.
The Camevernon Literary Society
hold a re-nni.n and eutdrtai.-imeut oa
bth f Jane in a f rove not lar from
Covsviile. Thn program will conait
of I
dialogues, declamitiona, vocal and instru
mental music. This societr wa first or-ga-wz
-d twenty years wgo, bat has not been
iu, t'peratian every year since. Letters
from persons who were member ot tbe
society twenty years ago will be reed at
this entert-uuiuent. AU are iuv.tei.
M'moru' day services were nicely gone
through with in tbe ;.ith ult. The graves
ot the 1-part-d braves were all decorated,
and the ixrvices closed with an address iu
the ti. A. Ii lljll in the evening by Rev.
Philip Grsif. One of the features of tbe
day wa a vu-it by the Port Royal and Mex
ico band. The music n the evening was
fiimi-h-d by Jcb Tbi-rr.as' tinging rlsss.
Previous to the cumluf of a ram the rial!
wss crowded and tie only good standing
room ws outside on the walm.
Mrs. Rawson. shot an oM divorce lawyer,
named Whitney in the Chicago Court where
he had appeared to prosecute her and I
prevent her from getting money Irom banker
Rwson trom whom she wss divorced. She
says, Whitney hsd manufactured a case
arvn-t her by bav ing false witnesses.
When she opened fire on the Iswyer with
a revolver there w.-ts a general dodging
behind seats and desas. iit-r aim was
good, of the five shots fired two struck
Whitney, one in the Kg, the otbei in tbe
groin. Tbe womsn wss then taken to jail
and Whitney was taken home.
Johnstown Tribmc: The Cambria Iron
Conipsnv has ordred wh tt is said to be
the largest rock bresker ever made. Tbe
cpening tor the rock are 1Px4 inches
escb. The machine will weigh sbont tbirty
Hve tons, snd it capacity will be 135 tons
sn hi ur. It is being manufactured in
Chicago, and will be used at the Company's
Birmingham, Huntingdon couuty, limestone
qusmts. Ilnherto the limestone hss been
used just as it rime from tbe quarries, but
it is believed tbat the crushing of it into
small pieces will be a great advantage.
If yih have an in-growing toe nail, an ex
change says this ia ths remedy .- "Put a
very small pirce of tsllow in a spoon and
heat it over a lamp until it becomes very
bor, and drop two or three drops of it be
tween the nail and the granulations. The
effect is si most msgical. Pain and tender
ness are at one relieved, and ia a few
days the granulations are all gone, tbe dis
eased psxta dry and are destitute of feeling,
and the edge of tbe nail exposed so as to
admit of being pared without any incor
venience. The operation causes little or
no pain, if the tallow i properly heated.'
From the Philede'pbia Record : Tbe glut
in tbe New York vegetab'.o market has
been.so great tbat several Cargnea of toma
toes, beans and cabbages were on Tnesday
consigned to the waters of the bay. There
were undoubtedly hundreds of ismilies in
that city .which would have been glad to
have secured such fresh snd wholesome
food ; but to have turned tho surplus over
to them would bar Injured tho business of
niMeliinti who had managed to set their
a i stork In the market. The principles gov.
ertilns commerce are flted and letirmlnate
into
count.
Young Wire s John, I wish yon would
rock ths baby." Toung Husband Wbat'O
I rock the baby for T" T. W. t "Becanse
bo ia not eery well. And what's more, hslf
of bim belongs to yon, and yon should not
object to rock him." T. H.: "Weil, don't
half belong to yon ?" T. W. t Yes." Y.
H.: "Weil, you can rock your half, and
let my half boiler." Cleveland Town
Topica.
The Newport Ledger of last week relates
the following .- Eight years sgo an Irish
peddler visited this place, became dead
broke, and in order to get out of town hs
borrowed small sum of money from W.
U. Jones. Billy had given op the money
as lost, but "bread cast upon the waters
will return in many da;, s" was verified,
wnen tne Irishman walked into D. M.
RickaSsngb's store th other day and ask
ed for his creditor. Billy was not st home,
but Dave took the money together with the
interest, which waa voluntarily paid bv the
son of Emorald Isle Score one for that
Irishman.
Krom tbe Newport News . John Owing.,
of Center township, who was kicked by a
horse a fortnight sgo, did on Tuesday
moro.ng. He hsd taken no nourishment
lor eighteen days prior to Lis death and
the last two weeks wss unconscious. He
wss about 58 year old. . D. II.
Fisher took his son, Daniel Webster Fisher,
sged 16 years, to Uarrisburg, to have a
dead bone" removed from his right wrist.
Last fall Daniel leli 3d feet off of a' chest
nut tree, breaking Lis lelt arm, snd bis
right arm in three places. The physician
failed to adjust the broken bones correctly j
and the boy, in consequence, will be a
cripple for lite. . " Dr. .Kurtz, of
Reading, accompanied by a frieLd, are here
on their semi annual fishing bout.
From the Newport Ledger: Lat Sun
day a pirty of boys gathered in a little
shaoiy between the river and canal a short
distance above town and engaged in play
ing cards, wnither for money or not we
have not learned. While game waa in pro
gress Logan Burd, son ot Landlord Burd,
who was alter his lather's cow, came on
the party, aud reports aaya they wanted to
drive bim away. Logan waa slow to move
oo, and a war of words occurred, followed
by Charles SbeilUy, one of the card players,
choking Logsn. To delend himsolt, Login
picked up a stone tost would weib prob
ably a pounJ and a-half or two pounds and
burled it at Sheib'ey, striking hitn on the
head- The boy dropDed as if be had been
shot snd lay unconscious, continuing so
until slter he waa carried to bis borne. Dr.
Orris was called, who made a thorough ex
amination of the boy's head and tailed to
even find a maik on bis scalp. Charley re
mained unconscious lor an hour or two
when he slowly rrgsined consciousness,
lie was able to be about Monday aliernooo
and no serious results are looked for.
Notice.
S. B. Lou-Ion baa jast received 4 car
car loads of farm nucbinery, binders , reap
er-, mowers, hay rakes, grain drills, every
thirg down to a lawn mower.
The Handsomest lady in Mifflmtown
and I'aderson Kemsrked to a friend ths
other day that she knew (vamp's Balsam for
tbe Thrift and Lungs wss a superior re medy
as it kt-pped ber coub instantly wben
others hvi no effect whatevor. So to prove
this and convince you ot ita m.nt, any
druftgiat will give you a Sample Bottle Frtt.
Large size 50c and $1.
Temperance Institute.
The W. C. T. L. ol Juniata county will
bold a Temperance Institute at Centre, on
Thursday, June 14ib, in the Lutheran
church. The morning aud afternoon ses
sioas will be dt-voted to business ot the Un
ion. Interetlirg speakers sre expected to
sddres iLe evenitig ti.eclicg, Ibe public
sre cordially invited to attend.
Ms J. N. KIRK.. Prert.
Mast U. I.tos, .-c.
M4I.VS IXTER.VlTIOXAIa
SIIOtT.
This truly superior orgioixation exhibit
ed hereon Saturday last; and when wa
say the performance, so far as novelty and
through enjoyment were concerned, was
ciuj.1 to any thing of the kind, ever seen
bt re, we tut voice the universal sentiment
of all who attended. Tbe one feature
alone nsmely, tbe tbreo headtd lady
songstress wss worth doub'e tbe money
it cost lo see it all, for she is tbe msst mar
velous curiosity tbe eye ever beheld
three living heads upon a sing's body, sing
ing, talking and eating in perfect concert
ai.d accord, bsHing tbe most scientific and
amaxing every beholder by her remarkable
appearance. Kach bead sings and converses
in a different language, and in choral unis
on it is wonderful. Be sure snd see it.
Wsveily (N. Y.) Times.
Teacbers'
Examinations
lVwS.
for
Mifflmtown and Fermanagh, in Mif-
tlintown, .June 8.
Patterson -nl Millcrd,in Patterson, June 9.
Port Roya land Turbeit, in Port Roy
al June 11.
Walker, in ilexico; ...... .. ....... Juue 12.
Tbomp.ontown and IK ia ware, in
Thempsontown. .......... -June 18.
Gnenwoud, at straight Water,. ...June 19.
Stirquebanna, at Prosperity,. .... .June 20.
Monroe, at RiceReld,. . . ..June 21.
Fayette, in McAlisterviHe,. June 2.
Ls:k, at Cross Keis ....June lib
Tuscarora. at McCoy sville, .. June 27.
Spruce Hill, at Wisdom.. ..June 28.
Beale, at Johnstown,....-. ... .... June 29.
Tbe examinations will begin st U 30 A.
.V. Applicants under 17 years of sge will
cot be admitted into tbo cltss. Strangers
must furnish a certificate of good moral
character. Applicants must be examined in
tbe districts in which they intend to leach.
AH Iriends ef education sre invited. A
special examination lor the county will be
beld in Mitliintown, Augut 11.
W. E. AUM AN.
t'oaary Superintendent
The barn of Samuel Wspgonrr, io
Spring township. Perry county, was
struck by lightning oo Monday even
in a week, daring tbe prevalence of a
thunder storm, and set on fire. The
flames were extinguished before much
dsmsge was done."
ytAKRIED s
THATCHER GRAY At the TJ. P par
sonage, st McCoysville, bv Rev. J. B. Work,
So'omon L. Thatcher to Miss Jane L.Gray,
both ot Reed's Gp, Pa.
DIED:
DOTLE On the 24 th inst.. in Johns
town, Beale township, Richard Doyle, K-q .,
aged 73 years, 8 months and 16 days.
MirrLraTOTarN harkkts.
Mrrrmiows, June 6, 1883.
Batter IS
and rarely take individual needs
egg.
llam 124
B boulder, .10
Sides, -
LaW(l s a . 10
ktirrLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat, 75 to SS
Corn new............ 63
Oatt, 80 to 82
Bye
Cloveraeed. ...... ....... S3 a
Timothy aeed ......... ....... $1.7 ft
Flax seed 160
Bran 19 On
Chop ., ; 1 5
Shorts 22 0J
Ground Alum Salt........ 1 25
American Salt 1 001 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PniiaDZLPBia, June 2. 1888. Wheat 97
ets. Core G4cta. Osts 43. Ham 10 to 11
ct. Shonluer 6 to 7cta. Bellies 8 to 9ct.
Live spring chickens IS to 2-JCts Li'e old
chickens 8 tn 9.U. ButUr 14 to lct.
Eitgs l to 16cU. Rye straw $! a ton.
Hay $15 to $18 a ton. Beef rattle at 4 to
6cts. Miicb calvea at 6 tn 7cts. Sheep,
lower, at 8 to 6cta. Laruba $2 a h-ad to V
cis a pound.
The following scale of prices for snnounc
ments baa been Mutually agreed upon bv
tbe undersigned, and no deviation from
the -ame will be made .- Coogreas, $25 ,
President Judge. $Zi ; Senate, $10 ; Legis
lature. $7 ; Associate Judge, Protbonotary,
Register and Recorder, and Sheriff, each.
$6 ; Commissioner and District Attorney,
each, $3 ; Jury Commissioner and Auditor,
each, $1. All additional communications
reconiinending caudidotes will be charged
10 cents per line. Money in sll cases to be
paid is ADTAXCS.
WM. H. ALLISON,
Editor Juniata Herald.
B. F. SCH WEIER,
Editor SzlTtSZL AMD Repcbucas.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REGISTER AND RECORDER
Mr. Editor : Please announce the name
of Neal M. Stewart for the office of Regis
ter and Recorder. Mr. Stewart is a man
well qualified for the office. He has been
a diligent worker in tbe Republican ranks
and if nominated will make a stronc candi
date. TUdCARORA.
Editor SeaftaW and Republican : f would
announce to tbe Republicans of Juniata
ci-uuty for tbe nomination of Register and
Recorder, J. G. Mateer of Port Roysl who
is industrious and worthy and comptetent
to discharge the duties of the office.
PORT ROYAL.
Editor Sentinel and Republican : I
would announce Ansoa B. Wilis a a suita
ble candidate for the office of Register and
Recorder. Mr. Wills is a clever and worthy
young man abundantly qualifier to dis
charge the duties ot thir cruce mentioned.
3HlttL.Ut IM ft.
SHERIFF.
To the Editor : Plesse snnoenca the
namo ol James MeCauley, as a candidate
lor the office of Sherirf, auhject to tbo
usages of the Republican Party. Mr. Me
Cauley ia a true and tried Ktpub icsn, of
well known business ability, tact and energy,
conscientious and faithful, and if nominat
ed aud elected will creditably and honestly
discharge the duties of this office.
M1FFLINTOWN
May 21, 1888.
ASSEMBLY.
Afr. Editor : Plea-e announce through
tbe columns of your paprr tbat I am a
candidate tor Assembly, subject to tbe
us.iges of the Republican party and solicit
tbe support of tbe organization. -
WILLIAM HF.RTZLER.
Turbett Township, June 4, 1888.
COUNTY" CHAIRMAN.
The name of A Bradford Evans is here
by announced as a candidate for Chairman
of tbe Coonty Committee.
MANY" RHPUBLICANS.
LEGAL.
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Ettate of LVD WIG SCHR0EDER late cf
Fermanagh tirp., Juniata Co., dee'd.
Whereas Letters Testamentary on the
Last '.fill and Tcat-im rt ol Lndwis; Schroe
der, late of tLe township of rcrmaujjb,
deceaaett. bave been issued to tbe un-ler -signed,
this is to notify all persons indebt
ed to said estate to make liumediati pay
ment and those bavin; claims to present
the same duly anlho'ic ited lor settlement .
LEWIS DEGAN, Executor.
Mifflintown, June 6, 18S8 -6w. .
OQO VICTOR
ssa7wawsd MANURE SPREADERS
IlFARM WACOM S sell tot g-wyssr
rbs ebes-pess bpreader but aod tbs
atlacaea 10 .m wnai.
Also manufacturers
ol vleter I lever
ilirw Plarkers
Msnsrrk Fsssisf Mills, t'era lhellsrs.
Tera Csttsrt. ele. All are warranted. Prteas
stalled tree. MHlUCltl HI ECO. Celssbsa.O.
siuuisss, ass.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE!
I would refpectfully inform
the citizens of Juniata County
that I have bought from John
S. Gratbill his entire stock of
Furniture and house furni.-h-!
ing goods, which consists of !
LAMPS,
CARPETS,
SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTRESSES,
FURNITURE,
to which I am adding daily,
Jl IT STOCK
which I am selling at
ex-
SV. Jt- ' e-- SSBk
etremely
LOW PRICES
for cash.
C. B. HORNING,
Chrtstal Palace,
i
CJorner of JJri 3r and Wter itre ets
.Mifflmtown, P.
Janaary lth, '88-ly
i '
PARKER X, CO
BANKERS,
Mai Street, Mrrrusroww, Pesx a.,
TRANSACT A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS.
Discounts daily.
Accounts of firms, individuals and
corporations solicited.
Four per cent. Interest allowed on
twelve months' certificates.
SA LESM E IV!
TED.
Pushing, reliable men, to Canvass for
Nursery Stock. Permanent employ
ment Guaranteed. Saltry and Expentti
Paid. Apply at once, staling ajje.
GLEN BROTHERS,
Refer to this paper. Rochester, N . Y.
Jnne 13th, 188
DR.CiX'3
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to-.:-A lt i..tjo Ani-ri n wxiftifQ.
Cjiutmnts-i ruj nor to oil oUmt r-m-
Usjm wss. Dr. iJiX. K TiWAOsBt bU,
Bs-tOsa7l-AssV
Life of HENRY WARD BEECHER iTXt
tj urasCnttMl. rielnv lus lif- from hi blrtU U his
i.Mo rio
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m ii.. Br
eisuoi
Brook I tw. i.T.
G. W.
rui
a
TIIEOMiY
Boot and Shoe fotore.
WE KEEP THF
Foot Wear in
The people (yenerally recognize penuiue claims. It is an easy matter
to make extravagant statements. It is far more important, however, to
have the people credit vonr statements. We invite comparison. Our
stock is all nice, all neat and all new. We continue to sell at the lowest
prices, and cballencreiany and all competitors. You Udow the store. There
is only one. We shallow all.
G. W.
BELF0RD BLOCK, CORN Kit
WITH THE CHEAPEST
IN
Mifflintown
ON
COMING SOON
THII OLD OHIC.IAAIi AM) 0'IY
WALTER L. MAIN'S
1 1 rF E 11 IT A T I O iV A L SHOWS !
10th. TENTH ANNUAL SEASON. 10th.
WALTER L. MAIN, SOLK OWNER AND MANAGER.
MORE NEW,
MOi8. SIKIVRI W. LEONARD
The man who V'fts a living horse with his teeth.
SIGrlSJOTt JOSEPH BARRIES'
School of edncated Iforees, Poniep, Eop;B, Gosts and Monkeys
10,000 THAT THEY HAVE SO Eqi'ALS.
'DAN RICE' THE HORSE WITH HUMAN BRAINS.
Tr',T7'T fT T I The strongest Man living, artnally ontptillinf the strong
I 1 1 t'y fi I a. 9 V est team that can be produced.
HAZEL THE BLONDIN PONY.
5 GREAT CLOWNS ! 5
JUMBO THE TALLEST HORSE EVER HARNESSED.
Now, you Lave never seea anything to eqnal this. In addition we have
Forty first-c'r.Es Qenf rI Performers Ladie, GeDtlemen
and Little Children
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
Bead our golden offer : All children under 10 jears of age will be ad
mitted (in the afternoon on'y) for 10 Cents.
Band Parade at 155 ill. Daily.
TBEE HIGH WIRE ASCENSION AT 12 5 P.
Door open at 1 and 7P.1L Perforraancte commences at 2 and 8 P.
Kamembfcr there ia to Extra charge
OILS i OIL.S I OILS !
THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY
rt Pittsburg l'a , make
J SPECIALITY
of manufacturing for tbe Domestic
trade tbe Finest Brands of Dluminat-
! inn and Lubricating Oils, Naphtha
j and Gasoline, that can he made from
S IV t role urn.
i We challenge comparison with
every know n Product of Petroleum.
If yoa wit-h the most
TJJWF0RMLY SATISFACTORY
OILS I.Y THE MARKET,
ask for ours, trade for Mi'flintown and
vicinity Supplied by
FRANCISCI'S HARDWARE & CO.
December 14,-87-1 y
100
"Kit PROFIT snd Sam-
CtNT pi en Free to men cau-
v..r lor lr. hcolV Genuine
s-lettrlcIMella. Itrushesj. &c. La
,..r,.i, .1 r Kleciric Corets.
i . 14 s.le. Write at once lor terms. Dr. ,
Si-oti, t4 B'v. N. Y. I
HE OK,
IE LEAD.
KXCIalSIVE
LARGEST STOCK,
PEST STOCK,
i i Aon v a w i in . QTnnk
OF
.Iimiata County.
HECK,
MAIN' AND BRIDGE STREETS
CN EARTH, AND WILL EXHIBIT J
NOVEL AND SPECIAL FEATURES
tbau any other i-how in r xieteuc".
M.
M.
to ee the 3 ben-lei Lady Songstress.
S C H O
Lcndi n r
Th
BRIDGE 8TRBET,
-000-
A GOLDEN HARVEST FOR ETHET" THRIFTY.
We have given tbe people of Juniata Co., a great many benefit ia.
the way of extraordinary low prices in the past few years but it baa never
been our pleasure to offer Fncb unusual values for the amount invested.
Our enormous trade is keeping up, which in an extraordinary demonstra
tion of the peoples' confidence in our goods, in our famous low prioes,
and our method of conducting our large business.
Oar opening of Spring and Summer Clothing will take place, oa
SATURDAY, MARCH 31.
The most glowing description can hardly do justice to this grand
assortment of spring garments. It is a stock of merchandise we have just
reason to be proud of ; it is bound to challenge the admiration of every
man who sees it. Every counter and table in the large
SALESROOM IS LOADED TO THE MUZZLE,
with stylish spring suits for men, yonlliB, boys and children, which will de
light every saving an;i economical pt-rson. Just to (rive you an idea : We
show pile after pile of serviceable, well-made casBiinre and worsted suits,
at $5, $6, $7, ."!), and $10 ; we show connter after counter of Meu'a
ftf fTo 13f and JlH
BOYS' & CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
havo arrived arid ave now oa niir couutus. They are the tastiest and pret
tiett designs we huve ever seen. We
county to come ami see them. Our
against clothing m ide anywhere. Our luy s Department is particularly
popular because the strongest and most endurable fabrioa and the best
Hewing are made features in putting up this class of goods.
OUK HA.X DEPARTMENT
We are not only showing these new spi-ius? stvlfes ahead of any eth
er bouse, but are also uiToring tneui
elsewhere. Don't nil to visit us for
promptly attended to.
8 C HOT T ,
THE LEADING CLOTIIIIER,
BIUDGK ST., MIFFLINTOWN, 1'A.
1865, ESTABLISHED 18S7
Special Invitation rFo The I'ublic
To attend the
from
Attractive Sate
"S fr ti ft rtr m t
D. W.
TO Till:
j Who have money
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL, STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, b6 don't fail
to give him a call it in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFJ INTOWN lA.
TUB
WORLD'S
S : .K -.1 3 I J W jSSl uumr V- .St-- :
Asrry now to use miE3i.
ELEGANTLY lSa& ILLUSTRATED:
promlan to l? ons of the root popnlai
aa wrn m n vfil of the tana of that mineTtt pnbHablofr houw." Frv Prmmt "Tbtrt ta nm
book pohlixtjtHi with th acotrfr and oh)f-rT of thin work, and thr can b no twmpsUtioti, aa Um
la ia the caee of almost ttt other putlihM hr nhacrlption." ArtcaiAa'l Pmtri,t "Tha ttMMt
nsrfful book published in many a tAnj." A'. T. World " Rnraly dor a volanve ut Twar taw
and morf ral Tftloe t-ome fom th pr."-OfcrWr, N Y.. ..." Etptt kluJ of Lotuau endaavur
iwrviTM fall and r-t-vful ronalderatton." V. r.
mat AmrinT.r 1i lihrtri nnV.'tr mil nr1tj
AGEMTS DON't MISS THIS
It rsr.Te the rjoqaalifled praine of wry one who ex a mint It. Rold o&lr by aubataritrtiov.
It arliM Mt sight to tUI. Men and women atnta make from $10O to $5CK per month aatwlr.
aTW riv toMrnrtfoDii to ani Mnon with t his hook can become a tonmt mil t ftr a 0w
Brfr7rlAne ia no hiDdT-xncm. aa mm iriv Special Terms and Par Freight Chere. rVrnra
tsyrrttory at onoe.
Wrttst for our lu-fr eiirantty illoetrntad Clrcolara.
nmemDr. we twm yoa ta
1st n- to all. Addreee at ooce. WINTER sfe
JAMES & MAYER BUGGY CO.
1 1
Manufacture THE "Vehicle for the
FARMERS' & MERCHANTS' USE.
The most Stylish, Best finished and Host durable raadttua
priced VEHICLES ever offered in Am eric.
Send for full Ulustratod Catalogue,
57, 59 and 61 Elm Street.
CINCINNATI. Ohld.
n RafisisradTrsssMsrli I
, Leiup bmiuiuicopicauci .
Ts.Iss.Ua Isswes.tss18. Ttr fP
9S Pr 0nt. Cheaper than any
ether, all things oonaldered.
issa.ysrts, 8WisuuMgsrr
.CsTOVra CrVsss'iJs'. T.
a!?
T T ,
Clothier.
MIFFLINTOTFN, rA!
cordially invite the ladiex of Juniata
ready made gaiments will stantt
25 per cent, below the prices asked
Furnishing- Goods. Orders bv mall
of Clothing that goes on iailj
At e
TOGK
OF
It will be
ADVANTAGE OF ALL HUVERS
to invest to examine the Stock of Goodi
for
OPPORTUNITIES,
5
Com. Adrmrttmr Well aujtaa to aavpir
T Jnnr r r CKi m
OPPORTUNITY TO HIKE MO KEY.
trxcjamir? nrt3 oi mum okdi iu ixn 'r isuctisw jrm
coctaiDinr fuU parUculars. &pt tki Twrmm,
CO.
CLEANFASr
S BLACK
TOCKINGS
.SI im. mm rhll4rsss
Mrm'm BmU Is
SILK FINISH, LISLE, and COTTOB
M"mnmT atW'
EXCELSIOR HOSIERY CO.
to BSati
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