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to
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Republican Primary Election.
At am. el ingt h" Kfpablican Connfy
r mmittr lv-11 in Mirtlintown on Saturday,
Vrrh .tut. lh!M. " n""-4 ,ha, ,n
ivimarT tlrrt"" of the Urpublkran party
!,f Jnn..t-'n,T beld l ,he U,UJ
pl,ce tor boKlinn tbe tonhip ant -fan.
Election on
nalarday. iu-futil risth, 1,
rri In arcordatrf-emith the lulta govern,
ir, primary F.lrctiona, the ple to be op
UnVl m th. townahip at 2 o'clock, and in
tha borrontfba at 4 o'elock io the afternoon.
nd to n matn open until i o'clock, r. m. ;
!nd the Return Jodge Convention to be
h Id in the Court Hoiw, at MifHintown. on
Attt :
V. E.
Chairman.
MF.l.OY, Sc
Tha toll-iwinst are t'ae officers to be votvt
lr at -aid i-l. ction :
Mk.bCR "f TBI L'OILTl.
Kt'ii-Tia aso Recobdkb.
bnicairr.
Itllllll Or C."l !TT ClIITTkli.
KKrBEnKNTATlV E DKLEUATIC.
Jral Ciiil"i';-
SHOKT LOCALS.
Huy your Baliy Coacbia at Snyder's.
r me Ai-iMTtment ol I.outigen atSnj.ler'a
Beet assortment ot turaitur in the county
at bu'teM.
Kra D"tV ban come borne from a trip
ai rt"!i the ea.
Large Mock of Spring Bela and Mat
treaici at Snyder's.
Tbe present bustle is to large lor tbe
i resent church pew.
Homer llrl'ruru, of Akron, Ohio, in home
visiting his parents.
Harry K. Bon s nil, has acceptid aposition
on the Kverelt Fresa.
The Wat' rl Harvest Home will be held
on the i"th ol Argust.
The nearibt, aDd latest vlojH.in.-nt case is
rrp.irto.1 Irorn Snyder coiinlT.
A hot wind in awme ot tbe western states
tiled the corn crop la.it week.
Kcv. K. W. KiU.l, of tic York, ia visit,
mg bis native place in Tiifcarora.
Yon just ought to see tho !andy 1'Ut
I'.rm Kjcki r, Suyocr haalor sale.
The mcrry-goonnd came in Iroin Hanna
tmkwr's Island t n Monday evening.
;in Spring pic-nio will be beM on Tbttra
djy, aud proiuisca to be a Urge gathering.
Millard Kiik has accepted aituation in
l 11. Ilornltig's rumitiira establisbiuent.
Kelly McNeal has quit running the market
rar to Philadelphia, He siys it don't pay.
liavid II. Mc Williams is announced aiu jnj
the IhTnoeracy as a candidate tor Congresa.
Miss.-. Harriet and BecKie Parker or
I.ewist.iwn aie visiting frienda in tbia
place.
Mr . Jessw Howe baa tbe boss celery grow
ing la hi g-ansun n tlie riar of bis black
smith ihop.
Blair county churches held
l.oydsvi.le on the -ml itist
was a targe one.
Thla Wednesday Ui Methodist Sabbath
srhool will hold a pic-oic in Schwei er'a
wood near this town.
Rev. I.. Y. Ilaya is away on vacation. Hi
pulpit was HUed on Sunday hy C. S. Dew
ib , torn:erty ptor " Academia.
Suivriotendent Philips, ran an engine
rom t-elinsgrove to Legist own Jurctii n,
a distance of 4t miles in 47 minntea.
Ueorge Mil.s lormerly of this county,
now a citizen or Nebraska, is visiting triends
in Juniata. Mrs. Mills accompanies him.
Great reduction in price ol Wall Paper,
and Ui go stock to select Troni at
FliMMtS Habuwabi it., Co.
till Window Shades with spring tl it urea
SOr., at
tb otter day to a preacher to gt married.
If tiey maaifeat tha same earrgy in their
every day lire tht tbey mantfested oa their
weddina. walk tbey caatiot tail of success is
their wedded life.
Rupture Core Guaranteed by Dr. J. B.
Mayer, 831 Arch street, .Phil's, Pa. Ease
at once, do operation or dolay from bnai.
Beaa, attested by thousands u. cures after
others fail. Advice free. Sejd for circular.
March 14, 8S. 1.
Wiiiiam Kxkcnbacb, of Fayette, whoso
sudden and announced leave of a homa
last week caused such an excitement in tha
vicinity nt McAliatemUe, came homa after
several days absence. lie was on a tnp to
Altoonaaud HarrUbarg.
Joseph Adams has re-stocked bis grocery
store. He ia thankful lot paat patronage
and asks lor a continuance of the same.
Th- following are soin- ol tbe prices of
groceries .- molasses, 40c per gallon ; coffea,
2'W. Cash or produce in exchange. '2m.
The thermometer climbed np to lot)
degreea in tbe ahade on Saturday, and as a
result, thunder showers formed in every
direction snd by nightfall there were few
places in the county that had not been
sprinkled with more or less rain.
What should be. done t with tha scamp
that d posited in th cellar of tho Met bo
dist Protestant Church at Meadow Green,
Huntingdon county, the carcass of a skunk
and a pt-rtinn of a dead cow, with a view
of driving out tho Sunday School and
breaking up the church services."
There has never been a noater and easier
msrehing procession on the streets of MifHin
town than that of the P. O. S. A. which
traversed tbe town last Saturday evening.
The Lewistown and Mexico bands furnish
ed the music. The demonstration closed
with a festival in the l'attcrou engine house.
My the use of a garden rake Robert
Micbolls escaped from the Huntingdon
jail yard oa the ;5rd of August. He had
stolen a bam, and had jist been jailed when
be desired to go to tbe yard. Hi did Dot
appear for a half hour, and when they broke
in on bim thevlsaw the rake by wbicb he
climbed the wall.
English Spavin l,iuiuient removes all
Uanl. Slt. or Calloused Lumps and Blem
ishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeny, Ring-bone, S titles,
Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc.
Save by the use of one bottle. War
ranted. Sold by L. Banks at Co., Druggists,
Mifflititown Pa. April 23, 8, Cmo.
ThW is sn old story, with George Ballen
tne of Huntingdon as tbe chief character.
George is a bright 1 1 year old boy who lost
his right leg by jumping freights last Thurs
day. Tbe Ud lost so much blood that bis
life is desiNtirud of. The youth's std ex
pertence will be lost on other boys. Every
bov belie, ea he is the one that will Dot be
J caught.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says: Chair
man tjuay baa denied the absurd report
that he is going to make an attempt to in
duce General Harrison ' to stop making
speeches. The fact is that Harrison's
speeches Lave been so sensible that, as
Chairman Uuay says, "if he keeps on in tbe
same way be will elect himself without the
assistance of the National Committee."
The Bloomtleld Advocate savs : Mr. F.
M. MrKeehan, of Centre township, a few I
nights sgo bad about 50 chickens killed by !
some "vsnnint" or etber The j
school directors of Toboyae, purchased the
furniture tor the Fair-view acboul imuM
j from Mr. Myers, of Mifflin. Miss
a reunion at I ! a B ir'on, of Juniata county, was tbe
The gstiitring gu-.-t of Judge (irier's family th latter
Tbe Preaidont baa approved tha act mak
ing Decoraticjn Day a legal holiday ia the
District of Co'ombia, and tbe act to extend
the leave of a bee oca of employees of tb
Government Printing Office to thirty days
a year.
Bridget, baa Johnnie come homo from
school yet t"
"Yn, sorr."
Have you seen bitn I"
"N'O, SO IT."
Then bow do yoo know he's home 7"
"Cause tbe cat's hidin' aoder tbe stove,
sorr. Time.
"A mui in Htw York, tbe other night went
into a cigar store and insisted that the
wooden female figure in front of the shop
was his wife. He was arrested .or drunken
ness and bailed out next morning. Hia
real w i: e . wbo secured hi-a noon his re
lease, expressed ber intention of showing
hint wben she got bim home that there was
some dirlereoce between herself and a
w oodea Indian, if it broke every broom
stick in tbe house to convince bim."
Tbe annual picnic at Pannabakers Islnd
wss held last Saturday. Tbe attendance
was large as usual. People enjoyed j
themselves immensely. John Speedy, E.
K. Berry, George Jacobs, L. E. Atkinson I
and A. J. Furgason addressed the assembly. I
A new festure of tbe occasion was a merry-go-round
run to tbe music of a hand organ.
The ruerry -go-round was not on tbe Island,
but was on the mainland and was reached
from the island by a broad foot way across
tbe creek. Tbe Port Royal and McAlister
ville bands were present and dispensed mu
sic. From the Bloomtleld Timesi Oa Sun
day morning of last week, Mr John A.
Fleisher, of Markelville, was awakened by
dogs attacking his sbeep in tbe barnyard.
He ran out and found that two dogs bad
killed all his sheep and were tesstingon tbe
blood. The dogs ran oS, but Mr. Fleisher
traced one of tbe dogs to its owners prem
ises A few nights sgo some per
son entered the spring bouse or Mr. Leas
near this borough and stole a crock of but
ter Entrance was bad by removing a stone
on wbicb the door sill rested, and crawling
through the bole thus made. So mo of
these sneak thieves will come to grief be
fore long we hope, as most of the farmers
sre prepared to give these unwelcome call
ers lead injections.
Ciln Spring; I'lcnlc.
Persons wishing to attend tbe Uin Spring
picnic at Mexico on Thursday, will nod it
convenient to go by rail. Seashore Ex
press and Mail Express, Kastward bound,
and Oyster Express, Westward bound, will
atop at Mexico station wbicb is but a short
distance I rom tbe picnic ground.
A basket picnic re-union of the Latherta
churches ia Juniata cornty will be held at
Mexico, August 28. 1883. Every oae is
invited to attend, regardless o! denomina
tional views. The day will be given over
to social enjoyment, music and speech mak
ing. Home speakers and speakers from
abroad will be in attendance. A good and
profitable time is anticipated. The Luther
ana of Blair county, held a re-union at
Martina Bend aomedsys ago. The assembly
was Urge beyond exportation.
Was America Ever Dlacajser
eJ f
At the time wbea Columbus started in
search of the new world, nearly every man f
woman and child ia Europe insisted that
there was no new world to discover. Wbea
be came back, crowned with success, a large
proportion of these good people adhered to
their theory, and it they were alive to day
would with the yieople of Juoiata Co., 30 to
W. F. Snyder's Furniture Factory where it
has been d iscovered that tbe largest and
best supply of furniture is kept in tbe
county, and at prices to suit all parties, as
be keeps all grades of furniture and can
supply all demands.
r AKKJER fc COJFURHITUBEI FURNITURE
BANKERS,
IIais Street, MirrixsTows, 1'esxa.,
TRAK8ACT A GENERAL
BaKKISIC BUSINESS
Dieeonnts daily.
Accounts of firms, individuals and
corporations solicited.
Four per cent. Interest allowed on
twelve months certificates.
Jf
'Sj Grover.
Fiery Fate.
A Uery late sooner or later awaits the
people ol Findlay, Ohio, if the following
despatch from Chicago tinder date of Au
gust 1st is true. A despatch from Cincin
nati says Dr. Ernst Weissenbacber, pro
fessor of geology in the Heidelberg univer
sity, Germany, after a visit of scientific in
spection to the natural gas wells at Find
lay, Ohio, in the course of which he exper
imented with delicate instruments, baa
come to the conclusion that a great inter
nal tire of a temperature of over three
thousand degrees is rsging underneath that
city and vicinity. From tbe tremendous
cracking wbicb is heard by the instruments.
he thinks an early catastrophe not only pos
sible but probable.
The Poets' Chance.
Fa amis, is Habuwabi V, Co.
Kcv. S. S. Walleo of K issel, Kansas, and
Miss Georgimna C. Stewart ol McCovstown,
this county, were married ou the 2 th ot
July.
Mr. Joseph McCullocU alter spending a
short vacation at the home ot bis parents
in Miltord twp., has returned to Philadel
phia. Mi.ssAuiiieCouner.au einploye-J of the
Western I'mon Telegraph Com; any in
Philadelphia. v tailing his mother in Pat- :
ters.ni. I
K.ra l.ity 1 as returned tr.nu a three j
months trip to Europe bringing with him a :
number ol horses which werJ shipped to
lh- esi.
A Clav lottuslnp, Huiititi&'l'.n county,
lartuer has Ins shot gun ready to pop tbe
ioa that stole l' ot his ebirkens, and a'
lot nt Turkeys.
I'll' I.wi!burx Chronicle anuouue-ca that
; part of taut week.
j List of Utters rema.uins; in tbe Patter'
! son. Pa., Post Oftice not called for : J. H.
' Cates. D. F. Crowder. Hugh Gallagher,
Dabe Janaon, Gerbart Kleins, James Long,
! Mrs. James Wetnerell, Decker and Rohllan,
' Jas. W. Reynolds (2).
Persons asking lor letters in the above
! list will please say they are advertised.
HOWABD KlBK, P. M.
Patterson, Pa., August 1st,
Minneapolis, Minn., Augnst 2 A letter
special to the Journal from M. Clou I says
' that twenty-one bouses in all were struck
1 J
j bv lightning during last night s storm
I Two of Mrs. Klingert's children will die from
i the effects of the bolt that struck ber bouse
1 Three passenger trains on the Manitoba
I Road are in the yards at St. Cloud unable
1 to proceed. St. Cloud ia the city which
! was devastated by a cycloo-j some two
years sgo.
List of letters uncalled fr remaining in
the Post Otlico at MilUiutown, Pa., July 31,
"8. Persons calling for letters in this list
will please ask for advertise! matter: Jo
seph Harker, F. W. Sheets, Msrk Gardener,
John C. Reechor, Mrs. Charles McCalTerly,
I Fraod tiantt. Max Gardenrd, Mrs. A. T.
' Eddy, Mrs. Minnie Campbell, Miss Agnes
Bell, Lieut. He-nry Coldren, L. M. Beam,
Win. II. Walliioan, Fred'k Mertz.
Cu ts. B. CaawroBD, P-.M.
The 1-t.tb regiment Pennsylvania volun
teers, that served sginst rebellion held a
reunion at Mt. Alto, about 11 miles from
Chamberstmrg, last week. Between one
and two hundred of the regimental vetorins
. were present. Juniata county m.-miiurs of
! the regiment present were. Win. M.Allison,
' J. XV. Kirk, Harry Moore, Joseph Martin,
the Congressional l.'ouleretice tor the Wellington Smith, A. H. Fasick, Captain
listrirt ill meet at liwiatown on the 12th 1 j pegan, CapUin C. McClelland, Win.
day ..1 s.-piembe-r. Hawk, Daniel Pa'insbaker, W. V. Shirk,
t rofrssor Russet's Lirber shop in Port Josrp Geedy, Joseph Ross, Joseph
Ko al was burglarized some nights since. Ginrericb. Cloyd Cnder.
Razors, a hat ami so torth amounting to ...
al'.mt Jl 'i, were taken.
The Lutheran churches ol Juniata county, j
o rat s.i uucrt is
ill hold a re union in Porter
g-.ie n.-ar Mexico, on tno 2 -rd of
Everybody is cordially invited.
A merry-go-round, was put up lu
. ud . t the Jacob's House last week.
a lu.-rr. -gu-ri.und time er.joy.-d by people ;
olio love amusement of that kind. , j
W. W. oharon offers bis Brick llotot in
M.'AI-.stcM iliu t..r sale at a fair price and on j
lesMinable terms. Possession will bo given .
111 ! days after continuation of s-tie.
I.xusf 4. rote Sunday School ot Miltord
tnwntlnp, ill hold a festival a Saturday,
August II t!i The proceeds of the festival
used in luruishing the school
soithkbji umrriiii.
Sugar no change
alloc ta
Rice no cDaTge in
Ttoo'tison's Lumber-toade free
August. I Product, over ""J,-:in aury mat
' iss.l.U'Hl per year. Iraw sugar.
I Wool made free
the 1 Product over 31),- duly,
aud tHJ,tiJ pounds per Peanuts-no change
year. in ouij.
Salt made free.; Marble duty first
Product nearly 4"W,- strirseo off, but re
ts),".) busbela per stored on protest of
jear. Tennessee Represen
Iron and Steel du- tatlves.
tirs reduced. Tbe reduction in
Furniture duties iron and iron ore be-ir
reduced. tar less heavily oa tbe
Other Metals du-tew Southern ire n
ties reduced. masters, because tbey
tf'iah duties re-pay for lower wages
dus-ed. than are paid at Puts-
Woolen Goods burg and other North
duties reduced, era rron centers.
Olassware duties
reduce..
Earthenware da
ties reduced. 1
And an enormous
list of o tiler article'
produced chiefly to.
are, to be
oouse.
Tbe Perry County Freeman of last week,
sys : Two horses insured in tbe Niagsrs
Company, owned by frauklui Spotta, ot
firing township in this county, were killed
by Iightaing on Ust Friday evening.
tha NMth
Charles Reynolds of Port Royal, caught
pike 25 toe he long, that weighea ttress - ---
pounds ad a half, io ilcCuiloch's dim j judge Samuel U. lieocb, a native of
soma days ago. Charles ia 14 years old ! Tuscarora Valley, but during a number of
and it rvpilred hia best lists pole to lat-d ' Teara past a jurist of Fort Wayne. Indiana,
T i" name bah. e..w ....... ... . n lis
ir, "Os! Kirgiaay."
Says Grover: "I'll go to a foreign shore
To get my salt, I say ;
American wells may all go dry
And the aorkmtn get no pay."
But tbe w orkmen disw their eyelids down,
And Dulhiug green display ;
And tbey 're whooping it up,
They're whooping it up
For Harrison every day.
Says Grover : "I'll go to Canadian ports
To get my luuioer, I aay ;
You may pull tbe teeth of American saws,
And the ax you may throw away."
But tbe woodmen Lugb in ghoulish glee,
And tbe sawyeis work away.
And they're whooping it np.
They're whooping It up
ror Harrison every day.
Says Grover: -l'll go to a foreign land
To get my wool, 1 say ;
A me 1 lean sbeep may die in the field
And tbe farmers get do pay."
But tbe farmers smile a knowing smile
To their children at their play ;
And they're whooping it up,
Tbe-y'ie whooping it up
For Uarriaua every day.
Says Grover : -l'll go to tbe English mill
To get my iron uiade ;
American wheeU may all stand still
And tbe mill bauds go to tho shade."
But the tires burn and tbe chimneys smoke.
Aud the anvils ring, 1 sav ;
And they're whooping it up,
They're whooping it up,
For Harrison every day.
Saya Grover .-"I'll save the nation's gold;
I'll veto Ibis pension bill.
Thj veteran old may ragged go,
And his children hungry anil."
But tbe nation iroans at the unkind word
Frowua at the taunt, I aay ;
Aud we're whooping it up.
We're whooping it up
For Harrison every day.
A Heroine Rewarded.
A Lewistown despatch to tbe Altouna Tri
bune of July 31st, says : Some time sgo
wie-ck occurred on the Virginia Midlaod
railroad, a hicb runs between Wsshingtoo,
V. C, aud Ljncu.iuig, a. A passenger
train was runuing tloa ly over a weak trestle,
when it went through, completely wrecking
it, killing a number of passengers, and in-
j urn g everybody on the train. One ot tbe
pssseugera was Miss E. K. Alexander, a
uiece ot Mr. James II. Maun, an extensive
ax manufacturer in this vicinity. She, after
a bard struggle, finally succeeded in getting
out of a car window.
As soon aa abe was out abc turned her at
tention to rescuing olber injured passengers.
Her actions were highly appreciated by tbe
passengers, wbo, to show their gratitude,
preaeuted her with a gold watch and chain.
The company alao remembered her bravery
by sending her a check for $250 and a per
petual pasa on that road. Miaa Alexander
ia a resident of this county.
The v eterans' Re-unleo.
The executive Committee of the Juniata
county Veterans' Association met as per
adjournment oa Saturday afternoon, July
24, 1888. Mirtlintown was selected as
tbe place and Thursday, October 18, 1888,
as tbe time for holding tbe reunion. The
following resolution was adopted :
Ittsolvtd, That tbia shall be as ibe name
indicates the Veterans Association Re
union, and that tbe parade shall be compos
ed of veterans alone without any ouUide
oigauixatious either among the veterans or
the citizens, and that tbe veteran badge
alone shall be worn.
A committee of arrangements was ap
pointed, as follows : W. U. Rodger. John
Howe, W. F. Snyder, John Pannebaker,
Joseph Land is, Cloyd Parker, David Cra
Bier. Ad 10 u rued.
W. J. Jackmas,
A.J. Moist, Chairman,
Secretary.
The AVtc Fork Daily Graphic has stsrted
a new feature, "Our Poet's Corner," and,
as Tht Graphic announces, "the depart
ment is expressly designed for the profit
and celebration ol our poetic contributors,"
in which it is intended to publish all the
verses sent that paper. Tbis is, we be
lieve, the 1st attempt of any metropolitan
daily to encourage the development of
American poetical, genius and will certainly
"fill a long felt want" as well aa increasing
tbe already exceedingly great popularity of
Tht Graphic.
Here is an opportunity for our local poets
to become celebrated by sending their ef
fusions written on oce side of the sheet to
tbe Poetry Editor of Tht Graphic New
York.
.mm-
Sale Register.
Fr Drepay, Gravel, PJervoas
" Crlaary ar LIrer Dis-
eaaea." Cora Guaranteed. Office. Wil
ARCH St., Philadelphia. All druggists.
Try it. SI a bottle, six for 5
Mar. 14,1888, ly.
SA LESM E M
WANTED.
Pushing, reliable men, to Canvass for
Hursery Stack. Permanent employ
ment Guaranteed. Salery and Krmtnttt
Paid. Apply at once, stating age.
GLEN BROTHERS,
Refer to this paper. Rochester, K . Y.
June 13th, 1888.
J WISH TO STATE
A FEW FACTS
. Worth Knowing,
That I can stop toothacbb in less than
Ave minutes ; no pain, no extracting.
That I can extract teeth without pain,
by tbe use of a tiuid applied to the teeth
and gums ; no d auger.
That Diseased Gums (known
as Scurvy) treat ed successfully
and a cure warRyjiviv'ranted in every
ease.
Teeth Fillio and warranted for life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or,
remoddled, from 1-9.00 to $12 per set.
Beautiful Guru Enameled Teet inserted at
prices 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 notified by letter.
Will vuit regularly at.Rich&eld tbe 2nd
weeks of May and October.
Tcbmi Cash.
G. Ij. DERR,
f- PractlcaIDentlst.
ESTABLISHED IS MirrLIBTOWS, Pa., I 1800.
Oct. 14 85.
1 would rcFDectfullv inform
! the citizens of Juniata County
i
: that I have bought from Johm
iS. Gbaybill 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 daily,
JElf STOCK
which I am selling at . ex-stremely
SWEEPING REDUCTION
IN MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND UOYS
CLOTIIIXG. MAT
8
The
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II
c a
A FID FFRXlfsUISt- GOOIM.
AT
O T T ' S ,
i n r
O lot Ii i er-
Come to our store nnd yotill find that no matter which way yon look,
our prices bars been cut down so low that yon cannot but adtnire ax
pluolf. and energy in getting: rid of onr Slimmer Stock at the oarlioat pos
sible moment. The prices we are naming are incomparably low. Not a
single item has escaped the knife.
GLANCE BELOW FOR BARGAINS !
iviEisr -s SUITS.
Our
Our
Onr
Our
Our
5
8
10
12
18
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
have
have
have
have
have
been reduced
been reduced
been i educed
been red need
been reduced
to
to
to
to
to
for cash.
C. K HORNING,
Crystal Palace,
Corner of Bridge and Wtter (streets
Mifflititown, Pa.
January 11th. '8S-ly
HOYS' SUITS
Our 5 Suits have been reduced to
Our 6 Suits have been rednoed to
Our 7 Suits have ben red need to
Our ! Suits have been ro.lnc d to
HO.
5 00.
7 63.
11 75.
13 7.
S.i 50
4.13
4 37
fi.5(
For only 3 we offer a choice assortment of Knee Pants Suits whiak
are in pretty rdyles cud have Fold freely at ?! and it 50.
Mohairs, Alpacas, Seersuckers. Striped Flannels, Neckwear, Under
wear, in fact anythinir we nell. are elestined to a short lifa attar vou Uarta
the undervalue at which we l-t you carry them away.
BEFORE YOU LEAVE TO WIN
waltz around to our stores and procure anything you neea in Collars,
Cuffs, Valises. Trnuks, .Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear. Ac, and at
20 to 25 per cent, lower than what you would hava to pav at other stores.
SC HO T T ,
THE LEADING CXOTUIIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTO VN, PA.
September 1st, 1888. U. W. Sulouff will
sell at bis place of residence, two miles west
ot East Salem. Horses and cattle, twin
horse colta three veau- old next inrinr. and
a farm of titty eight acres more or less. J
dale to commence at 1 o clock alteraoon.
Ve Vant You!
To send us 46 cents
for one of our
Fresh Meat and E.ard.
1
I
I
1 1
Stray er'a wagon makes tbe rounds of tbe
town evert morning Sunday excepted
which rives our citizens an or.nortnnitv tn
supply themselves every day with fresh j
meat, beef, pork, lamb, lard, Slc. Wait for
UtswagOTT. - - Aug. I, lHrJH,
1 B-in. FARM WRENCHES.
LiStit. Hattiy tnd Strniix- Oitwr and Out I
lattt two ordinary Wiiwl. J
YOU WANT
MIFFLIN ACADEMY.
Mimintovrn 1'a.
Ad English and Classical School for both
sexes. Iborouga preparation lor college.
New aud well-equipped school room the
old Brick Church. Fall session opens Mon
day. Sept. lOtb. For any further iutorma
Hon inquire ol tbe Principal,
R. F. ELLIOTT, A. B.
Ax EtiBICH
Household S. D
Set.
er.-rtrsl FI.st!!'.
f.air intT.-lmi..i'le ti.'!- C! reieusl.-l.. i-s ami
Se-liislsi lining i...-: all ruieki-.! l.iauMit ."
Is Tlil'"J i rolrtsmiv iM-rul everywhere,
aissino the Iioiim-. rt n. of.s.. in llie li p. on
he term a-.-itt live e.n r.ss-i i .t S I .CO.
Ask Your I,ocsil Dealer
1. Itsf w ill t-f ttvm
n r.-if't i'i'-.
7eV(Vlf i 'I .'(!-
OILS ! OILS ! OILS I
TEE STANDARD OIL COMPANY
of Pittsburg Pa., make
A SPECIALITY
of manufacturing for the Domestic
trade tbe fwrsf frnfldf pf Illuminat
ing auJ Lubricating Oils, Naphtha
, -2'? asoiiae, tlmt fan le made from
Petroleum.
We challenge comparison with
every known Product of Petroleum.
If you wish the most
UJT1FORML Y SJ1 TISFjI CTORY
OILS l.Y THE MARKET,
at-k for ours, trade forMiflintown and
vicinity Supplied by
FRANVISCUS HARDWARE k CO.
December 14,-87-ly
The Handsouiest Lady in Mitttintown
and Paitetsou liemaiked io a lrieod tbe
other day that slie knew Kemp's Balsam for
the Throat and Lungs was a superior remedy
as It stopped ber cough iustautly wben
olbera bad no effect whatever, bo to prove
tbia aud conviuce you of ita m.rit, auy
druggist will give you a Sample Bottle I'rtt.
Large size 60c and $1.
MA SOX & Iia.nrL.IX PIANOS.
Tun improved method of fastening the
stungs ol pianos, invented by the Mason
and liamhu Oigau and Piano Company a
lew years since, is questionably one of
Ibe most impoitant improvements ever
wade, mak lug ibe instrument more richly
musical in lis toues, as well as more dur
able, and less liable to get out of tune.
tjitsO One bottle of English Spavin Lin
iment cured my tine Kuriusu mare ol two
ugly blood spavins which damaged her val
ue at leaat $80. It ia the grandest Blem
ish cure I ever used.
Jons McCais, Horte Dialer,
Larliogion lud.
Sold by L. Banks Al Co., Druggists, Mitttiu
townpa. April 2i, '88, Cm.
A V. est irioi.v couple walked -Vt
i has been appointed to a position
Bile , . s.ond t. irpUoUer olhea at ft ashiitgt",
The Population ot MifHintown and Pat
terson is aoout 100O, and we would say at
leaat one halt are troubled with some affect
ion of the Throat aud Lungs, as those
complaints sre, according to statistics, more
numerous than others. We would advise all
not to neglect the opportunity to call on
their druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's
Balsam for tbe Throat and Lungs. Price
60c and $i.tU. Trial size frtt. Sold by all
druggists.
Washington & Jefferson College.
WASHINGTON, PA.
The 88th year begins Sept l'J. Classical,
Scientific and Preparatory Departments.
For intormatiou concerning Preparatory d
lartment apply to PROF. J. ADOLPH
SCUM1TZ, Principal ; for Catalogue or oth
er information to 1'EEa'T MOFFAT.
Get one of the Alaska family Refrigera
tors the, belt n tie- trsrket. for sele a
border's.
MIFFLIJiTOWN MARKETS.
MrmrBToww, Augusts , 1888.
Butter is
ftf 14
Ham............. ................ 124
Shoulder......... 10
Sides, ....................,,..' 8
L,d - .".".." 10
MIFFLIN TOWN GRAIN MARKET.
65 to 75
63
33 to 32
60
S3
.. $1.76
.. 1 60
20 00
1 60
22 OO
1 20
1 10
PUlLADliLPHIA MARKETS.
FstLaiBLrata, August 4, 1888 Pennsyl
vania rud 90c. Corn 67c. Oats ! to 41c.
Live chickens 7 to 13c. Eggs 17c per doa.
butter I i to -'i.. Rye straw $16 a too.
Wheat, new
Cora pew.......
Oats, t
Ryo
Cloverseed..
Timothy seed .
r lax seed ..............
Bran...... ...........
Chop -,
Stiorta. ................
Ground Alum Salt.....
American Salt.......,.,,
for thin. if le. .s w.t E-el l!:e
f.- yil. .,r.i e wi!1..hI r.Tl.' r
its altrte N nii um.;. for ce
U""" ELLHICH & CO.,
Plar.tsvHIc, Conn.
Waara 4c. ft. iix.
Knn TriFFMM.i-: r-rr-
.aj-v .j.'t af iIhuisiPis'IiuiI l -O
m an wi-n,rv.
ilinrlite-.sil aujrtnr U tall sfkfr r-:i
S nt h- rtaaiL i- rautio
Trtouunt Ihton, Slnafjt,
Spring and Summer Goods,
I would inform the public that I have
now n my new millinery store at my place
of residence on Water street, Mifliintown,
second di.or from cerner of Bridge street,
a fuil stock, ol Hprii.g Ac Summer millinery
goods, ail new, and of tbe latest styles,
snd having employed first class milliners
lam prepared to supply the public with
everything found in a flrstclass milliner
store, come ami examine rcy stock. I
Lifa of HENRY WARD BEECHER ZSft&XZ i ' eooi.
Uhulnil., iTln ku I' , rom hi. Urelt to Ms
axta. l'llc eH.tf is.llmr. 1 .pr. .. piisML
l Mov r.iHiK eo.,
tstaiion U.. Urooklva. N.Y.
MRS. DRIHL.
March e2-f7.1..
18G5, ESTABLISHED 1887
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Stile of Clothing that goes m isMj
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARLEY.
It will be
TO TUB ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUVERSJ
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock f ("oods Crr
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 Comjietitors in the rear, so don't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
W. HARLEY
MIFFLINTOWN
WILL PBOPLK tit the
Impure and L'nwholsr
aocne Kcfripcrator wbic h
Are lined with wood, zinc
and otucr mt tiidts, that cause gastric troubles and
also children's diastases try uuntin; Bilk, wbea
they can gel
WHY
REFRIGERATORS
LINED WITH
Stoneware and Indurated Fibre,
which are free from absorption, eorossOf, and
anr formation rf poisonm; cia. iclrs, and re
TH(KOI4,IILV SAMTAHY.txoounu
cal of ice, and produce low temperatures f
Catalogues giving full explanations and de-
Address the manufacturers.
MONROE Bros.,
Central Way find .TofToT-sson Htroot,
CLrTTEIa.VT, OHIO.
D.
Vatertown Steam Engine Co.
Manufacturer of
STEAM
ENGINES
and BOILERS
Of All Kindt.
G. W.
STILL S
HECK,
T 15 E LEAD.
Write for Catalogs!.
Boot and Shoe Store
LAMEST STOCK,
WE KEEP THE j best STOCK,
MOST VA1UED STOCK
OF-
Foot Wear in Juniata County.
JAMES & MAYER BUGGY CO.
SbbbUvT
J . i l
Alnnixfactixre
FARMERS' &
THE Vehicle for the
ERCIIANTS' USE:
Tte moRt Btvliah, Bt finished and Most durable moeLaiai
priced 'N'EHICL.ES ever offered in America
Send for full Illustrated Catalogue, f
57, 59 and 61 Elm Street,
CINCINNATI. Ohio.
The people generally rccorrnize penuiiie claimH. It ia an easy matter j
to make extravag-ant statements. It in far more importaut, however, to'
have the people credit your statements. We invite comparison. Our!
stock is all nice, all neat and all new. We continue to sell at the lowest
prices, and challenpe'any and all competitors. You know the store. There
ia only one. We shadow all.
Kemp'sManureSpreader j
Ttftlatafcle Imrvetseatti IWr
G. W. HECK,
BELFORD BLOCK, COR NEK MAIN AND 11R1DGE 8TREETS
s.-ai j -7w-y s. -v iuini"' i
m ji lt i
'CLtrrasT"
laidlr, ! r H
R.giHarsd Trad. Mark p'OI CAMCACl
S BLACK
TOCKINGS
Tha f. m. wobtnaoft
Co's Drw.
S1 ra..Swf . !-o -
MON8V KirUSMO
V IS
25 Per Cent. Cheaper than any
other, all thifigs conekdered.
liltftit ;nn .s tfce u.srket. llmUtrrnrmtTvm trrrj
a .no e .ion. ii a 'tt i.iiwi". 11 mm.
5tto ttis Clon.
ELatp a apr.rta m ti ce..
.!. T.
. and I SiMrrs'. Waaralaaw.
.Mss's Hall Maw.
SILK FINISH, LISLE, and COT T OH
:jlvS" excelsior hosiery co.
112a CMCaTNajT 9T.. SHILDUHI,
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