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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
WE1ESDAT, AFRUST 1, 1888.
TERStS.
Subscription, fl.00 pr annnm if paid
In adrance; $10 if not paid in adTance.
Tranaient adTertiaementa tnaertad at 60
cents pr inch for each Insurtion.
Tranaient bnainnaa notices in local col
umn, 10 cents pT line tor each insertion.
Dtxluetions will be made to those desiring
to advertise by the yuar, half or quanrr
fear.
Republican Primary Election.
At a nu-otinft ot the Ki-publicn County
ComniiMre hild in MilHintown on Samrday,
Uucb olt, l., it was rrd-md that the
Primary ElfCtiou of the Republican prtr
ot Juniat county be held at the usnal
'.aces lor holding the township an-t gener
(1 Elections on
Saturday. 4ugut afttli, !,
and in sccordm ce with the lults Kovern
UH Primary Elections, the poles to he op
ened in tne tuwnhips at 2 o'clock, and in
the borroniths at 4 o'clock in the ittrrnva.
and to remain open until o clock, P. a.
and t lie Return Judge Convention to be
held in the Court llue, at M iCtmtown, on
imot. Aroi-KT 27, 1W8 at 2 o'clock r. .
S. B. CAVENY,
ArrrT : Oiairmm
K. E. MELOV. S'
The lollowinit are the otlicers to be roted
fur t taid eU-ctinn :
Cosui in..
5Karo.
Mmnra oi tbi Umsimii.
lU'USTIS u Recobdeb.
SiiKiirr.
i'uairmam or CorsTT Committee.
Ketbukestative Deleoaie.
Jut Cuimimiiisei.
SHORT LOCJILS.
Gia Crifg pic-nic will behold on the 9th
t Aimuit.
L. E. Miller, ot Mexico hn ha t Ui panaion
increaned.
Mr. Weaver, the piano tuner was in town
n Monday.
lri;d-nt Clevi-lai.d is Bulling at Bay
Shore, L. I.
Andrew Todd, ot Altoona, is i.siting his
parents in Patterson.
Dr. H inks has fenciil his lot at East Point
tjiiite an improvement.
Miss Anna Parker, visited in Newport,
severs! daa last week.
John Shell, of McAUstjrville, has receiv
ed an increase ol pension.
The H irveat Il.uie at Pannbaker"s In
land will be he!d next Saiurdiy.
The Io'iiin M jund H.irvest Home will be
hull oa the lS;h day of August.
Mii-s Ellie Pacnabaker, who has been
verj sick ii slowly convalescing.
M irtyn Crawford, einp'oyed in an Al
legheny City drug store is at home.
A small party of younj fol'ts fro-n town
I io-uictd at Jerclio d im lust Tuesday.
Some one has been kind enough to send
s copies of BinKhimton, X. Y. papers.
A hundri d thousand men will march in
line in New York, when B aine conies home.
Mie F.vting and Grab 'ii, of Ilarrisbnrg,
visited tbe family of E. S. Park -r, last week.
H. II. North, of Bedtord spent a few
days with hisparenti in this place last week
Mrs. Marv Kotiis.in sold her house and
lot in I atterson to W. D. Criiuer lor $lb00.
E. P. Crawford, a Philadelphia merchant
in spending a vacation among h.is friends
b're.
Mr. Harry Mil'er, of Newport, Pa., visi'
cd fr: , n Is in this place, sevcril days last
we.-k.
Tbe MoCoysvil'.e annual hirvest home
will he held on Saturday, An;ust 1 1th,
M;ss Nellie Lapp of Philadelphia, is visit
ing at the home ol James imona in this
place.
M'.ss Ellie Stoni of Washington, D. C,
Us visitinr Miss Fanuio Espenscha te in this
place.
Rev. J. Holmes DysingflT has heon elect
ed President or Cottage Colleg Cartbsge,
I.lmois.
J..I9M Howe, telegraih operator at Al
toona. was at home visiting his parents
last e k.
It is n porteil that the Pennsylvania Rail
road will shortly issao a i-;ln-tulo tam
jign rat-s.
Walter Ob-rnoltaer, clerking for a Pitts
burg dry goods Hrra. U viitmg relatives in
this cuunty. .
Mr. Curtis Bosaerruan and bis sister Mame
of Newport. Pa., are visiting the family of
lr. Crswlera.
The P. O. S. A. lair and festival will be
held, August 2. S and 4 in the engine house
in Patterson.
Judge Jiuikm, i of as a candidate
lor Congress in the Dauphin, Lebanon and
Perry district.
The Sisteeeners Reunion will take place
in llarrinbunr on Thursday and Friday, Au
gust 2 and 2 1 .
Irwin B. Clark, of Lack,
among the Democracy as s
Jury Commissioner.
To hear the IVroocratic brethren talk, the
clcotiou ul Cleveland is certain. Wait tin j
the r turns come in.
Nelson VanOrmer will have a large yield
ot peaches Iron, his orchard, ditto, the
OtK;rboltr.er brothers.
Congrcfsmsn Hopins or the 1 7th New
York district, has been placed in an insane
hospital by his brother.
... .v. ih Pennsylvania Sn-
AD ecuauj - '
nommaUon for Senate loom the Demo
cracy.
A party of Tonn( people plc-nicett at
Macedonia on Thursday atternoon laat. .nrl
enjoyed themaelvea by dancing and engage.
"B otner social pastimes.
Wallace Derr, the 9 year old sob of Dr.
Derr fell and fractured a bone la his left
fore arm. Dr. Banks and S.nM. .... .u -
attention the case required.
W. W. Sharon offers hU Brick Hotel in
McAlistervllle for sale at a fair price and on
eaaonable terms. Possession will be given
in GO days after confirmation of sale.
Germany has a near prince and king
William and wile are correspondingly
happy. The baby came white his pap was
in Russia, hob nobbing with the Czar.
Prom tne number ol pigs and hog wal
locing on our streets, and tbe bo vines pas
tilling upon the streets and pavements, a
stranger mould be led to believe the town
was used as a county pound.
The annual casket picnic at Gin Spring
ner Mexico, will be held on Thursday, Au
gust h. Good tnuaic will be present and
a large crowd ia expected. Invitations will
be issued the latter part of this week.
"Twenty-live Democratic wool grower
and farmers of Wheeling, West Virginia,
have signified their intention of voting for
Harrison and Morton since the passage of
the Tree-wool claim of tho Milts bill."
Wni. T. Leader, who published a news.
paper in .new Bertie, Lnlon conntv, a
quarter of a century ago, has begun the
publication of a Republican paper in Phila
delphia, called the "Saturday Evening
Mail."
The McYeytown Journal says : A dog
poisoner in Lewiatown in (trying to kill dogs,
let the poison get in the way of two cows,
one belonging to Samuel Hoyte and the oth
er to Samuel Miller, and tbe animals died
in great agony.
Rupture Cure Guaranteed by Dr. j. B.
Mayer, Ml Arch street, Phil'a, Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay from busi
ness, attested by thousands of cures, after
others tail. Advice free. Send for circular.
March 14. f8, ly.
George McCurdy of the Lewistown Free
Press and Bruce Chrumau o. tho Gaxotte
of the same place, passed through town on
Saturday afternoon on their way to Thomp
sootowr.. The attraction in the Utter
place must be strong.
People in the vicini'y of Millerstown
claim to have found a vein of semi-bitum
inous stone coal three feet thick. Hope it
ia true, but if true what's to become ot tho
geologists theory ot the location of the
formation or the Juniata Valley in the (leo
logical srr.le t
O rlahrty But there is one thing that
you must admit, that Cleveland is better
than his party.
HrooRson Very likely ; but I don't see
as that is any especial credit. could 'nt
be wore than his party il he tried never
so hard. Uoslou T.anacript.
Thieves entered the bouse or E. A. Ten
nis, in Thompsontuan, oa the night of July
Jl, ar.d stole a gold watch ar.d chain aud
about 1M In money. The same night
thev burglarized the house of Mrs. Mc
AUstr, and iherc secured a gold watch
and a silver watch and fcbout $15 in money.
English .Spavin Liniuitnt removes all
Hard. Solt, or Calloused Lumps and Blem-ii-bes
liom horses. Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Spliula, Seeny, Ring-bone, StiUos,
Sprsins, sll Swolltn Throats, Coughs, Etc.
Save $ i'J liy the use or one bottle. War
ranted. Sold by L. Banks fc. Co., Druggists,
Mi:liiutoin Pa. April 25, Its, bmo. I
From tbe Lewistown Gszette : One of j
cur farmers ho has been daily snnoyea
by his neighbor's chickens saw one io his
yard a few day ago, Uieh ho caught alter
rui ning lor quite aahile. and after caica
ing it, he pulled nearly all the feathers from
its body and was just going to throw it ov
er the Knee when bis wile spptared and in
formed him thit it was one of their own.
this U pul down as th latest swindle,
in connection with Ibeabsrper: The farmer
objects to giving his note and having it
. i. ThA sharner savs :
QIXUUUIl I - .
'Oh. we'll keep the note," and writ, s
acioss the face, "Not transferable.
be seen. She called and banted about, but
failed to find him. Almost overcome with
grief she ran borne and told her husband,
who gave the alarm when a number of the
neighbors gathered and scoured tbe country
and hills all Monday night and the entire
day on Tuesday without finding the boy.
Since Tuesday there baa been no word re
ceived whether tbe lad bad been found or
not. Tbe parents were nearly crazed with
the thought of their boy being Wet.
Operations were suspended at the coal
mines in the Cove mountain near this place
last week, until the neccts&ary funds are
raised to open it up right. Heretofore,
there was only a few hands at work with
pick, shovel and wheel-barrow which of
course was ot a great diss Ivanlage. It
required naarly all this force to keep the
water pumped out of the mine and conse
quently vary little progress wss gained.
Tbe object now ia ta raise sufficient money
to purchase an engine for pumping and
hoisting purposes as well aa to make
other needed improvements to facilitate
trattrrs. To this end a stock company baa
been organized, and at this writing over
one hundred shares have already been sub
scribed, and we predict soon to see the
mines in full operation. Duncannon Re
cord.
Pub'.ic aentiment in this country will
never reach its proper level until it oatra-
c ises a vile man as remorselessly as it does
a vile woman. Tire wretch who betrays a
girl and starts her on the road to eternal
I ruin must be shunned as systematically as
I bis victim. Often the woman la more sin
ned against than sinning. At present she
has nothing before her but a dark, cheer
less future. But tbe wretch who blighted
this young lite is received into ike best so.
ciety and treated aa though be were a hero
All thia ia wrong. If any creati re on earth
deserves the scorn and condemnation or vir
tuous people it is the libertine. And if the
good or each community were to form
league otfen site and defensive against the
human wo.f who preys upon virtue tbey
would not only be doing their duty but
would save many from folly aud ruin. But
so long aa the libertine is welcomed to
bomea that should double bar their doors
against hm while the woman la driven in
to obscurity a great wrong and a great out-
rnge will continue. Altoona Tribune.
Kale Register.
September 1st, lcSd (J. W. SuloufTwill
sell at bis place of residence, two miles west
ol East Salem, ilorses and cattle, twin
borsu colta three year old next spring, and
a farm of Buy eight acres more or less.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock atteraoon.
Fresh Meat and Lard.
Strsyer's wagon makes the rounds nf the
to a a every morning Sunday excepted
which gives our citizens an opportunity to
supply themselves every day with fresh
meat, beef, pork, lamb, lard, fcc. Wait for
tbe wagon. Sep. 1, 18tt8,2w.
tbey see of tbe above description that tbey
will soon find their houses clear of tho
buffalo moth. It ia certainly worth try tog.
Ex.
Trial Lltt for gep'r Tern. SS.
J. E. McCaben vs. Aaron Singley, No.
118, September term, 1887. Summons in
in trespass. Plea not guilty.
William Cox vs. William Carl and Mary
Carl No. 89, December term, 1887. Sum
mons in ejectment. Plea not guilty.
Ephriam Ranoela and D. C. Eannela,
partners trading in the name of Raonels l
Son vs. A. J. Patterson, executor of Jacob
Kline, deceased. No. 64, February term.
1888. Appeal from judgement of K. B.
McCrara J. p. Plea Mil Debet Sec reg.
Thomaa McCulloch vs. Jacob Zeigler No.
13, April term, 1888. Summons iu eject
ment. Plea, not guilty.
Catherine Erisher vs. David Fowlea No.
181, April Term, 1888. Summons in tres
pass. Plea not guilty.
S. M. Widney vs. James A. McMullea,
No. 133, April term, 1888. Summons As
sumpsit. Plea, non assumpsit.
Barbara llast vs. John Zook, No. 34. Sep
tember term, ISHO. summons in tresspass
on the case in assumpsit.
John M. Campbell vs. John Vaugben.No.
70, September term, 1888. Appeal of de
fault from judgment of C. B. Horning, J. P.
Plea Nil Debet, Sec. reg.
G. L. Baxner vs. John II. Patterson, No
1 3. September term, 1888. Appeal by
defendant from judgement of Absalom Bar-
ner, J. P. Plea Nil Debet and Statute of
Limitation.
PARKER & CO-
BARKERS,
Maec Street, Mirn-nrrow?;, Prxa.,
TRANSACT A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS.
Discounts, daily.
Accounts of firms, individnals and
corporations solicited.
Four per cent Interest allowed on
twelve months' certificates.
.Midsummer Excursions to tne
feeanlisjre, via Henna) 1
vaajsla Hallrssad.
For Drops-. Gravel, Nervous
neti Urinary or Elver Dis
eases. Cur Guaranteed. Ofhce, 831
ARCH St., Philadelphia. All druggists.
Try it. $1 a bottle, six for $5
Mar. 14,1888, ly.
SA LE S 31 E IVJ
Pushing, reliable men, to Canvass for
Nursery StOCk. Permanent employ
ment Guaranteed. Saltm and A'rvraart
Paid. Apply at once, stating age.
GLEN BROTHERS,
Refer to this psper. Rochester, N. T.
June 13 th, 1888. .
No better disposition vf one's vacation
leisure could be made than devoting it to a
tea day trip to the seashore. Such
excursion would not only result in fine
physical benefit, but would undoubtedly be
tbe means of much genuine pleasure.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
foreseeing tbe necessity lor an outing of
this character, has arranged a series of ten-
day excursions to Atlantic City, Cape May
Sea Isle City, or Uceen City. All th
places are very attractive resoits. They
ffer tbe usual seaside diversions of bath
ing, fishing, and boating, with many special
attractions attaching to each. No other
coaat iu the world can compare with the
Jersey bboro in bathing and fishing, and
none is better equipped for talcing care of
its visitors.
Tbe next trip occurs en Thursday, August ,
9th. Excursion tickets, irood tor ten-days.
will be sold at the rates quoted, and special
train will tun on following schedule :
Kate. T. Leaves.
J WISH TO STATE
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I can stop toothache in less than
five minutea ; no pain, no extracting.
That I can extract teeth w ithout pain,
by the use of a fluid applied to the teeth
and gums ; no danger.
That Diseased Gums (known
as Scurvy) treat j,ed succfsfully
and a cure waxBjr?9ranted in every
Teeth Filled and warranted for life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or.
remodaiea, trom SU.IIU to fli per set.
Beautif ul Gum Knaioeled Teet inserted at
price to suit all.
All work warranted to give perfect satis
faction. People who have artificial teeth
with which they cannot eat, are especially
invited to call. Will visit professionally
at their homes if notiiied by letter.
Will visit regularly at.Ricbtield tbe 2nd
weeks of Msy and October.
Teems Cash.
MIFFLIN ACADEMY.
Miltllntoavn Pat.
An English and Classical School for both
sexes. Thorough preparation lor college.
New and well-equipped school room tbe
old Brick Church. Fall session opens Mon
day, Sept. lt'lb. For any further informa
tion inquire of tbe Principal,
R. F. ELLIOTT, A. B.
Interesting; to Cuautauquans.
There will be several Cbautauquans
Round Table exercises on tbe grounds of
the Juniata Valley Csnipmeetiog Associa
tion, during tbe encampment which begins
August 14ib., and lasts ten day s.
Chaitauiuans throughout tbe Juniata val
ley, are ropectlully Invited to come to tbe
camt meeting prepared io take part in this
work.
Perrons wisbirgmore inlormation respect
ing these exercises msy correspond with
Rev. C. L. Benscoter, Mount Uuion. Mifflin
county, Pa.
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FUBHITURE! FURHITURE
I would respectfully inform
the citizens of Juniata County
that I have bought from Jomr
S. Graybill his entire stock of
Furniture and house furnish'
ing goods, which consists of
LAMPS.
CARPETS,
SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTRESSES,
FURNITURE,
to which I am adding dailv,
jyjEW STOCK
which l am selling at ex-
stremely
LOW PRICES
for cash.
C. B. H0RNI N G,
Crystal Palace,
Corner of Bridge and Wter streets
ilifflintown, Pa.
January 11th. '88-ly
OILS ! OILS ! OILS !
Come to our store and you 11 find that no matter which way you look.
our prices have been cut down so low that yon cannot but admire our
pluck and enerrr in fretting rid of onr Summer Stock at the earliest pos-
. . 'rri . 1 vr.
hi Die moment. a lie prices we are Datum p; are luconiparnuiy low. isoi s
single item has escaped the knife.
GLANCE BELOW FOR BARGAINS !
MEN'S SUITS.
SWEEPING REDUCTION
IN MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOrS'
CLOTHHU
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Suits have been reduced to
Suits have been rednced to
Suits have been reducel to
Suits have been reduevd to
3 50.
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7 63.
11 75.
13 37.
3 50
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6.50
whinh
For only $3 we offer a choice assortment of Knee-Pants Suits
are in prett j styles and have told freely at $4 and $4 50.
Mohairs, Alpacas, Seersuckers. Striped Flaaaers, Neckwear, Under
wear, in fact anything we Hf 11, are destined to a short life after you learn
the undervalue at which we let you carry them away.
BEFORE YOU LEAVE TOWJX
waltz around to our stores and procure anything1 you neeo. in Collars,
Cuffs. Valises, Trunks, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear, Ac, and at
20 to 25 per cent lower than what you would have to pay at other stores.
G. L. DERR,
Practlcal.Dentlst,
ESTSBLISBEO IS If 1PELIETO WX, Pa., IX I860.
Oct. 14 f5.
Ve Want Youi
To send us 40 cents
for one of our
VI Vf
3 -3 ;
6-in. FARM WRENCHES.
: THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY
of Pittsburg Pa., make
SPECIALITY
j of manufacturing for the Domestic
trade the Finest Brands cf Illuminat-
ing and Lubricating Oils, Naphtha
, and Gasoline, that can be made from
! Petroleum.
W e challenge comparison with
i every known Product of Petroleum,
j If you wish the most
SCH0TT,
THE LEADING CLOTIHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN, FA.
1865, ESTABLISHED 1887
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale ot Clothing that g on tUHy
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
D. W.
OF
UJMFOBMLY SATISFACTORY I
Light. Handy and Ktrnn. HI Onfivear and Out
laat two Ordinary Wrench.
YOU WANT
An Ei-tBirH
Household S. D. Set.
OILS IJV THE .MARKET,
I ask for ours, trade for Mifflin town and
vicinity Supplied by
TO THE
It will be
ADVANTAGE OF
ALL BUYERS1
Harvest Home.
The VcCojville Harvest home Picnic,
will be held in tbe beantilul Sulphur Springs
In a I Grove just east of this place on Saturday,
short time it is lound in tbe nanas oi suoiuir
party itli an e" added to the -Not,"
which makes it rosd "Note transferable."
Tii man who favors the single, gold,
cein standard ol payment or debts is a free
tradr. The niaa who sits io his orbce ard
a i il.. universal brotherhood of
nations is a fiee trad.-r. The banker who
I has Jturopean banking connections is a free
trader. Tbe importer or roreign goons is a
fre. trader. At long intervals there
is announced
candidate lor
be an exception among
the classes of
a rule they are
may
men
Tree
enumerated, but as
trader.
m a meeting ot the Executive Committee
cr the Juniata County Veteran Association
on Saturday laat, it was decided to hold the
Annual Soldiers Re-union in this place on
ri. i.,- iw-inK-r 18. IHhS. It was re
solved that the re-uuion shall be of veter-
.n and not of outside organic'. either
civil cr military, and that the veteran
...j -.... ii .l..n r worn. W. II. Rod-
n. John Howe, W. F. Snyder, John Pan
nebaker, Joseph LaudU, Clojd Parker and
Dux id Cranicr were sppoint.-d as a commit
tee or arrangements.
Mrs. Peter Hall, widow, or Greenwood
towni-hip, on Thursday threatened to kill
Abrara llorting, she having pointed a gun
at him. She was arrested and at the In
stance ot Mr. Horting taken to Bloomtt eld
on Tbnrsday night by Constable rrederick
Km i arriving at this place she
had a hysterical fit and lay prostrated m
the carriage for nearly hall an hour. It
was the opinion ol some people that she
fl." r.Uorts were made
August 11. A brass band and dram coips
will be present to enliven the exercises. A
number ot able speakers have been invited
and will be present to address the people.
Everybody is invited to attend. Refresh
ments on the around. Proceeds to be
devoted to the UcCoysville Library.
B. H. BirrEE,
N. M. Stiwaet, President.
S ecretary.
night ot tbe 9tb, and proceed to the sea
shore by any regular train ot the succeed
ing day. Tbe tickets will be good to return
by any regu'ar train within teu days, except
New York aud Chicago Limited.
The Homliest San in Mittiintown and
Patterson, as eil aa the handsomest, and
others are invited to call on any druggist
and get a trial bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam lor the Throat and Luugs, a remedy
that is selling entirely npon its merits and
is guaranteed Io cure and relieve aliCbron
ic and Acute Cougbs, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price 60 cents and l.
Tli is wt consists of i
four iTitwrehuiiict stile hi.
2 clii2-Hi fHiiii wtiue: i
Iwix. Tbi li4 h o-il.
around Uie house. -l il
tile farm r-nr frv on
! ?(.. v.wl TTanl and
iV-i i-J .T-n--4iri in am!
i! jickfl ma nat swJ
i.ilv fill xvr ali-l.
. ..IV,.-- in thr sli.ip. on
rei-sii't ! S I .O.
I FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO. Who hnvft inmiev to invest to examine the Stock f (Jods fkr
December 14,-87-1 v
BOYS AND CHILDREN.
MA SOX & HANLI.1 PIANOS.
The improved method or fastening the
ttrihES ot rianos. invented by iLe- Mason
and Hamlin Organ and Piano Company
lew years since, is unquestionably one of
the most important improvements ever
made, making tbe instrument more richly
musical in its tones, ss well aa more dur
able, and less liable to get out of tune.
I,
DISAPPEARED.
to
. k.. ruled that Sunday mar
r"1"" was pia) ing o
riajres are null aud void. n-vive her, but without avail, and tbe
Protessor Elliott will open an Academy (;ons.-ble went lo BloomUeld with an ap-
in the Presbyteriau brick church at the jrratiy dcad woman in his charge New
north end of Main street. port News,
,t .m. f-ivum. or Cheyenne, Johnstown Tribune, July 19: Charles
. :.. i.itin her Barents, I Werti. better known aa Yankee" Werti,
S u . v. was arreted about on. o'clock this aft.
anu.neu noon at Greenwood', stable, Pert street on
Miss Jennie Wright or Mexico, was mru- c e of horse .tealing. Con.tsble Peter
Item a hjrse oa Thursday evening, u. . BBrndol,.rt Bioodj Ran, Bedford coanty,
home and quite severely injured. a here the horse as stolen, assisted by
Don't iiuarrol with your neighbor sbout John4town 0ffi. crs, tusde the arrest. It is
politics. If you can't Ulk politics without meged tbit wer traded the atolen horse
obuJing yonr neighbor, don"t talk. with Jacob Weaver, or Scalp Level, ror
Great reduction in price ot Wall Paper, one of bis, subsequently again trading the
jnd large stock to aelect Trom at t o a Gypsy (or an old crobate and
Faasci.-H.rs Habdwabc Co. J66 i c,b. Tbe constable bed Wert in
Oil Window Shades with spring fixture. . buggy and started with him for Bedford
50c t county soon alter the arrest.
Faascrtcrs Haedwabe Co. Nyriom the Newport Newa : James Men-
This summer a great deal of plowing for -enh,iit . former resident of this place, now
vbeat hrs been done in the month of July, Ut with Bu, mtle family in Turkey Valley
.. t i i ,;.. i.r grit rw'i crop. I i-.i.i, mnntr. Last Monday Mrs. Men-
at;.. H. lev. daughter of Jainea Uarley,
,.t Chester connty, ia visiting her uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Last Friday, William Kicbenbach, aged
about 22 years, son of Ssaioei Kicbenbach,
near McAliaterville dissppeared and h
not been beard of nor seen since. It wss
alter noon when be left in bia working
cloihea to go to Mr. Graybill's to lift bar
vest wages due him. He did not resch
Graybill's place which fact haa givop rise to
the suspicion that some serious mishap has
overtaken him. The woods, cornfields,
ponds, and milidams were searched on San
day without yielding traces of thi missing
youth.
Fall Free Trade.
When one child ot a family of six is
stricken down with the s:arlet fever the
free-trader would comfort the family in thia
ay .- '-iou cava six couaren, ana omy
one of them has tbe disease ; that is not a
malady, it ia only one-sixth of a malady.'
The mother and lather of the sick child are
not to be fooltd by thst kind of arithiue tic,
and tbey keep the other children at a safe
distance, tor they know that the bouse con
tains a case of sickness that is a complete
whole. Tbe free trader uses the same fslse
logic hen he attempa to inform the grea
farni'y of American working people that
free wool, free this and free that, are not
cases ot complete tree trade, bat only one-
third or one-halt free trade. The people
will not be deceived in this way. It is fall
free trade so far as it concerns the articles
that are admitted free.
WO One bottle of English Spavin Lin
iment cured my fine Norman mare of two
ugly blood spavins which damaged her val
ue at least $80. It is the grandest Blem
ish core I ever nsed.
Johx McCain, Horte Dealer,
Darlington Ind.
Sold by L. Banks &. Co., Druggists, Mifflin-
town Pa. April -o, cb, bm.
Ask Your Local Dealer
for thm. if h nn nor .. tiiem . ti i.i ct lhm
f..rvoil,orr.- fillwiil nlh.r ai r.-eeiirf of pi si-,
asahote Uritd fm i f-r v::r u'..!.o'" euto-
ELLIwICII & CO.,
PlantsvH.e, Conn,
Liu UlA 5 -'-- "i :af .n. ud. I .wU
""',-B t.uj.iirrl"I ariix rier to all other rmo
mrvTiefv cf ca ll r-ruitll. b nt maiL $1. farU
Blmrs 4c In. 1'iJL, X Irrmont bf, huttua, Mausm.
I Um f CrL'DV ItflDn DCCPUCD bontBcith
uic ui nunni nnnu utkunkn
It ilia
dt.Uk
lUTUCnled,
rolTs4.tUa. s.
and jr'4d, flnv
Brooklyn. N.Y.
iriiTikr hia l)f from his brUi io him
MEN,
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Comiietitors in the rear, don't fail
- . . . . , . n i y,i .1 -
lam prepared to supply the public with to give hllll il Call II in need OI lOlIling,
everything found in a firstclass milliner
; store, como and examine try stock,
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DEIHL.
March 22-t7.1.v.
Spring and Summer Goods.
: I would inform tbe public that I have
now n my new millinery store at my place
of residence on Water street, Mitflintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a lull stock, ol Spring &. Summer millinery
. goods, all new, and of the latest stilus.
. and havirg employed first class milliners
D.
W. HARLEY
11 KKl 1 IS TOWN
To Get
Rid of the
Moth.
Buffalo
Some Foolish People
Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. Tbey often say,
"Oh, it will wear away," but in most cases
it wears them away. Could they be indue
ed to try tbe successful medicine called
Keoip'a Baisam, which we will sell an a
guarantee to care, they wnnld immediately
see tbe excellent effect alter taking the
tirst dose. Price 60c and $1.00. Trial
tilt free. At all druggists.
HAKRIED :
LONO WETZLER On the 19th of Jn
ly., at tbe borne of the bride's parents, lv
Kev. G. W. Leisher, Wm. 11. Long and
Miss Marv E. Wetzler, both of Thompson-
town, Juniata county. Pa.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
Harley ol thi
. . iwihinnul her return, did not obey hi. mother
George Jacobs ana nooe - , bjLk he we. uo where to
aenball took btr five year old son out tor
berries and bile she was gathering to
..ih nlace. her bor, who she had
with the caution to remain
where he
lelt
was
,,tuc..softhia to-n, ar candidates for
Nearly every housekeeper in town and
country baa become well acquainted with
the Buffalo moth, and tears it as she would
a rattlesnake in her home. It has been
clearly demonstrated by those who bsve
made tbe test that thia destructive crea
ture has generated in a small bag which
now common in all onr bouse. It resem
bles in many ways the lsdy bog, or aa it la
more commonly known the lightning bug,
and can be easily recognised. Its body is
shorter than that of s lady-bug, and tbe
back 1. striped with alternate gold and black
stripes, some times with alternate black and
red atripea. It is said that if tbe ladies
are careful tu kill all the small bug
MrrnrETOWE, Angnst 1,1S88.
Butter .......................... 15
F.gg. 14
Ham 124
Shoulder, 10
Sides, 8
LF(i ! .1 10
MIFFLIN TOWN GRAIN MARK ST.
Wheat, new . ..... 65 to 75
Corn pew............ 63
Oats, 88 to 32
Rye 00
Cloverseed.............. S3
Timothy soed $1.75
Flaxseed 160
Bran 19 00
Chop I 60
Snorta 22 00
Ground Alum Salt 1 25
American Salt 1 00a 1 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Wheat No. 1 Pennsylvania red 87c'
Old No. 2 Pennsylvania 9e. No. 2 1ela.
ware red 90c
Corn No. 2 mixed bbz- Oa's ungraded
wnite uc. no. s wnite ia4tjc.
East Libkett, Pa., July 28 CattleHe-
ceipta, 03 bead 1 no hing doinar. Hks
active; Philadelphia., $6 60a6 70: mixed
S6.6oau.65 1 Yorkers. $6.506.00 ; common
to tarr, 6 80a6.0 1 piga, $6 00a6 J5 Sueep
mat Receipts, oou aeaa. INoltitug doing.
WILL PEOPLE use tt
Impure and Unwhole
some Refrigeratory which
are lined with wood, xinr
ana outer iuria.lt, that cause urastnc troubles anti
arso children diseaacs by tanuipg a. ilk, whea
tbey can gel
WHY
nd otner tuetalt, tha
rso children'n diseai
yej can gel
REFRIGERATORS
LINED WITH
Stoneware and Indurated Fibre,
which are free from abvrption, coroaioo, and
anv forma: ton of poiiionnu ondes, and are
cconomi-
cai of ice, and produce low temperatures f
Catalogues Kivm full explanations and de
scriptions will be mailed free on application.
Address the manufacturers,
MONROE Bros.
Central Wny Rnrl Jeffernon Rtreet,
C ITrK I , OHIO
G. W.
STILL IN
Watertovn Steam Engine Co., i
WATERTOWN, T.
Jldtniacturr of
STEAM
ENGINES
a-d BOILERS
Of All Kinds.
HECK,
THE LEAD.
Write for Cataloguo.
JAMES & MAYER BUGGY CO.
TIIK OM,Y EXCL.I SIVE
Boot and Shoe Store.
LARGEST STOCK,
WE KEEP THE BEST STOCK,
I MOST VARIED STOCK
OF
Foot Wear in Juniata County.
lIririuiactvire THE "Vehicle for the
FARMERS' & MERCHANTS' USE.
The most Stylish, Bst finished and Host durable mediosi
priced VEHICLES ever offered in America.
Send for full Illustrated Catalogue,
57, 69 and 61 Elm Street,
CINCINNATI. Ohfo.
The people perjerally recognize gennine claims. It is an easy matter
to make extravagant statements. It is far more important, boweyer, to
have tbe people credit your statements. We invite comparison. Onr
stock is all nice, all neat "and all new. We continue to sell at the lowest
prices, and cballenpre-any and all competitors. You know the store. There
is only one. We shadow all.
lemp'sHannreSpreaicr
Slagiatared TradaMar
Talaable Iapreveaai
G. W. HECK,
BELFdRD BLOCK, CORNER MAIN AND BRIDGE STREET?
rat. for 19N8. "W V'C il
"al -L I ivy a S iiM-..rW.
CLEANFASr
S BLACK
TOCKINGS
The F. s. oMnaon
Oo'a Or.
as Per Cent. Cheaper than any
other, all things considered.
Klatot Tsargoii tba o-.ark.st. Helnr fruta e.rr
Bttli lbs Tslon. lHo-ir'i in.TiUr Irv.
KUTP BVRIt.e tf li CO.. 6'-Etu.K. V.
MOSI'"0B
and Oalldrea's I
.!'. Half n
SILK FINISH, USLK.andCOTTOM
""trSSEXCElSIOR HOSIERY C8.
4GEHTS WAHTZOlhi-ti&aEStii
ifuj'.!iiLj la that linn
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