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MIFKLIXTOWN :
W KUESUAT, AUGUST 22, 1888.
TtlHMS.
ab-cnpt'oD, tl.Oo por anoam if paid
in dancr ; $1.60 if not paid la adraoc.
Tranaient adTertiaemeata taaorted at 60
eeat par Inch for each, iaanrtioa.
T raiment businraa Boticoa in local eoU
amo, 10 eanta pr line fur each taaertloa.
dactinaa will ba mada to thoaa daairinf
to adrertiaa by tha year, half or quarter
year.
Eepublican Primary Election.
At a mretinn l Kapubhcaa County
CuBtnilttf hU ia UiiTintown aa Satorday,
Mrv-h Slat, lHtti, it aal ordered that tha
Primary Election of the EepaUicaa party
f Juniata county be held at tha uaual
piarra tor bolina; tha towuahip ant gener
al ElfOtinaa on
aturtlar. 4uuat rt5tb,
ad in accordance with tha rulti corera
leg I'rimary Electiona, tha pnlea to be op
ened in the townahip at 2 o'clock, and in
the borrougha at 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
and to rvuiain opn until 7 o'clock, p. m.
and tha Rrtnrn Ju1C Conventipa to be
held in tb Court Hoow, at Mifllmtowo. on
MaDT, Ai.i , lpra at 1 o'clock r. a
S. B. CAVENY.
ArTKr .- Oawiraaam.
V. E. MELOT, Sac
Tha lollowiug are tha otticara to ba voted
tar at auid tltftion :
CvwitMita.
Hutu or tii LaoiM.ATtjta.
Kkuistkk ass EiccoaocB.
isasairr. a
fiiinaaa or Cocmtt Comvittck.
KtrlHIITlIUI DELBttATC.
Jibt Cujaiuuosu.
The following ia the ayatem ttndcr which
Ufpublii-an rninary Klurtions are held :
tift. The candidatf for the eeveral of-
tl-f iiAii nur rnrir natu-a anuounrea in
one r more of tde Kt publicau county a
ptrt at U't two we-k.i prt-vioua to the pri-
ujary n-tiu(r, stating the ottice, and aub-
jct ti the action of aitid primary meeting.
Stcund. Tht ruter rrsponding Republi
ijii prinrifilrt in each township or borough
atutU meet on Satiwd.iy, August 25, l!j8,
at tliu usuil place ot hoKlni)i flections in
the twnuip. at 'Z o'clock, and in the bor
euk'hsat 4 o'clock r. a , and prcoei with
in tha 1st 80 minutea thereaitvr, to elect
wne person for Jude and two peraona for
(."leri... who shall turui a boanl to receive
Tvirt and deterniiiw w ho are the propter per
sons to vote, and hil hold the polls open
ami! 7 o'clock r. After the polls are
opened the candidate announced as afore
tuid shall he balloted for; tha name of each
p4ron voting shall be written on a list at
the time of voting, do person beiug allowed
to vote tiore than once for each ottice.
T.'iirrf. After the polls are closed the
tourd shall proceed to count the votes that
each candidate received, and mnke out the
returns accordincly, to chj c art i tied to by
the Judge and attested t-r the Clerks.
Fourth.. The Judge (or one of the Clerks
appointed y tha Judge.) ot the respecave
election d.tricts shall meet at the Coart
Ho una in Jt.ftiintown, on Stondsy following
the primary meetings, at I o'clock p. au,
having the.-turns and a list of the voters,
and count tim! votes, and the prrnon having
tha highest number of votea for any office
ahall te declared the regular iorainee of tha
Eopuhlicui party.
t'rfth. If aay two or more rsooa have
aa e-iial ountver cf votes for ihe same ot
Hcp. the Jutlcea shall poxieed to ballot Tor
Its choice, tha pe.son having Che highest
nuoibwr of vote to be the nouttee.
- th. The Raturn Judge ahafc&e compe
tent to reject, by a majority vote tua returns
froia any ciex'tum district where thv-re ia
avidetica of Iraiwt, either in the reWrns, or
ctbrrw isc, to th int of lh frad tom
mitUi. Scn,'h. Na peri ahail be allowsd to
vete by proxy.
At V- rrimary EWbm held August 2,
X7;. ti.. toll.iwing thr amenduienu wr
a l-1 ted.
1st. Tkst tha Reprwaentativa DelegaM
be v,..tca f. and electe,t at the Primary
Election.
2nd. Tka the Return Judges and Clerks
shall be smurn. according to the general
election i. before receiving any vote, a:
the I'rimary liection, that they will honest
ly and faithfully discharge the duties de
volving up"n sahl officers.
3rd. That the Chairman of tha County
Committee ba votad lor and elected at the
Primary Election.
SHORT LOCALS.
Leap year ia mora than half past.
Dloomtleld'a borough tax ia only 3 nulla.
Every Republican should register at onca
Register on or bofora tno 6th of Sep
tember. It ia unlawful to allow Canada thistle to
go to seed.
Th ktvdid concerts are in full blaat
these eights.
Miss Ella Banka ia vlaiting friends in
Hillerstown, Fa.
Tha Graogeta picnic opens at William 'a
Grove next week.
Are vou assessed I Thursday. September
6th la the laat day.
There was a killing frost laat Friday
moralDg in Minnesota.
A Big Valley, Mifflia county farmer has
aUty bushels or timothy seed to sell.
Remember Thursday, September 6th, Is
the last day lor tha registration of votera.
General Bell brooght with biu from the
Indian Mound laat Saturday, a hickory cane.
The county Agricultural Fair will ba
held at Port Royal, September 55, S6, 2"
and 23.
Toiiog Republicans who voted on aga
last fall, must ba assessed in order to vote
this fall.
Miss May Mortimer, dughter of the edi
tor ol the BlooniHeld Times is visiting Miss
Carrie Derr.
Eira C. Poty, ol this placa, was married
ta Misa Annie M. Wilaoa, of Lawistown, on
the ISth inat.
Tha State Fair will bo held at Broad aad
Lehia-h Avenue Philadelphia, September
3 to 15, 188S.
Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin, of Greetis
burg, Westmoreland county, yiaited ia this
placo last week.
The Bedford Springs Company propoao
ta rxpend $50,000 on Improrementa
tha coming year.
tv. w - t i- at Lew is town bare
organised a Sewma School, and meat OSS
afternoon In each week.
The Congressional Conferanca for this
the mth district will ba neW In Lawistown
aa Tuesday, September 11, 1888.
Miss Mary Patterson f ava a party in honor
f many of bar young friends lo tbia piace
at her h jma laat Thursday availing
rwi nr. ..j.,- ih.H with stnng Bxture
6(te., at . n
Fsa.vciscrs HaaawABB ijo,
Great reduction in prfca ol WaU Paper,
and larp a stock to select from a
1 mancuccs IUaiwk "- Co
September 6tb ia tha last day on which
voters can ba registered. Republic aa
workers see that all Repoblicana are upon
the lists !
dk:. wtla ol General ';
-aa r t. aWsar-i (a a. nuariw-, , a
J. K. K.,bis..n, die-lUf heart dUaa . the res .
BW ,
f arrararfj af ikav lal.m. w
mat. BhaaraaflioalT
few houra.
David McLanghln aged abont SO va
ot Wm. McLaughlin, of FerL
townah.p. died last Sabbat a. Ha had been
to poor health m Dumber af months.
W. W. Sharon offera hia Brick Hotel
McAHaterrtfle for sale u.fair price and on
aaaonabla terma. Poaaeaaion will ba given
in CO day a after confirmation of sale.
"The Aeademia military company wiil
hold a reetival sod cake walk ea the grwea
east o Pomeroj'a bridge, oa Friday aad
Saturday evenings, August 24 and 2.
Thursday, September th, U the laat day
for the registration of voters. Let every
RevuhUraa committeeman attend to bis du
ty ( eeeing that every Republieaa ia his
district a at oaea aaaaased.
The sails of the Democratic ship are
nappmg for want of a breeze j it the Preei
dent would only send in bis letter of ac
ceptance be might stir a beers s safllcient te
move the old Tree trade craft,
Isaac Bartoa and wife, of Cuba Mills,
bronght with them their a-ven months old
baby while on a shopping excursion to town
last Wednesday. Every lady that saw the
baby said it'a good looking."
Governor Beaver will make the opening
address at the Pennsylvania State Sunday
School Convention to convene ia Altoona,
on T evader evening, September 25lh, con
tinuing daring the 26th and 27tb.
Rnpture Cure Guaraateed by Dr. J. B.
Mayer, 841 Arch street, Phil'a, Pa. Eaae
at once, no operation or delay from bust,
nesa, attested by thousands of cures after
others fail. Advice free. Send lor circular.
March 14. '88, ly.
People living In Maine, ia and about the
town of Winthrop, were greatly frightened
about 8 o'clock on the evening of the 15th
inst-, by an earthquake shock. Trees sway
ed aa it in a gale, and houses were shaken
to such a degree that the people ran oct of
doora.
English Spavin Liniment removes all
Hard. Solt, or Calloused Lumps and Blem
ishes from horses, Blood Spsvin, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeny, King-bone, Stinee,
Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, El:.
Save ISO by the use of one bottle. War
ranted. Sold by L. Banka at Co., Druggists,
Mifflintown Pa. April 25. '88, 6mo.
The prohibitionists held a meeting at the
Jacobs House on Tuesday afternoon and
decided to call a county convention, ta
meet on Saturday September 1st, at Mifflia
town. A temperance tent will come to the
county, ic which to hold mtietings for one .
week. It will be at Tbompsestown, August
27 and 23. Mexico 29 and it, and Mifflin
town 31 ana September 1. Tibune.
a.
"An 8-year old eon of Wru. Washington
was killed ob Tuesday under peculiar cir-
en instances aC Cbamberaburg. The lad had
been sent to dveve the cows away from a
hay rack, lie caught bold of tha fail ol one
ol the animals, bat the tail bee 'res twisted
around his arm, aad the boy was dragged
ail over the Held. He was found lyag dead,
hie skull tracturea and hia body badly
mangled."
The Newport Imager, of the 17th inat..
sat a; Last week Drier nieotlon was mace oi
the roiibery of T. P. Cathcart'e store. The
goods missing were eleven suits of redy
made clothing, live boxea of pocket kaivea,
two pairs M men's shoes, four plain baas!
gold rings, two set rings, tare watch charme.
check shirt, and a . other articles, the
entire loss amounting to about $116. The
money drawer waa not disturbed.
Ax laroBTasr Marrxa It should not
bn forgotton that Thursday, September 6tu,
ia the last day lor the registration at voters.
Every person who intends to vote should
see that his name ia oa the registry list, and
the beet wsy to attend te the matter la to
attend to it personally. Toung members
of the party should be particular to sea
that tbry have not been misstd. Connty
C ommilteetuea and Vigilance Committeea
should look-up ail Republicans snd sea that
they are registered. Do not neglect to at
tend t- tbia matter promptly.
The Democrat and Register puts in a plea
lor the Rebel Brigadiers and desires to
clsssify them with such ex-Reoel Geoerala
as Loogstreet and Mosby. Longstrcet
snd Mosby aa soon aa they were whip
ped, acknowledged as the boy says, "the
corn," and said it is all over. The other
Rebel Brigadiers that the Democrat and
Register desires to have in Congress are
unrepentant and express longings for the
r..t. .ration of the Lost Csuse, and to day
c L. iS. WiUon will bold his 24ia sala ol
A ester n Horse oa alaiu atreci. on Friday.
August 24, lSofi. Many bargains in borsea
have beeu secured at former aalea, and the
auio opportunity lor bargains will be ot
tered next Friday.
within
pronounced oa tem by eeveral, aome shot
guns are being hsavHy loaded awaitiag Uieir
nmg. Pour ere aald to be ia tha
Arrangements have beea made ta have
Seashore Kx press Eastward bound, stop at
Mexico station next Thursdsy morning upon
the eccaeio? of the rennioa of the Lnihu
Churcheeof Juniata county, at Gin Spring.
reaumentscaa be obtained npon the
ground by those who come unprovided.
The Lctbeiaa and Preaoytertan Sabbath
schoola nar Academia had an ice cream
aad cake table at the Indian Monad harvest
borne in MUlikta'a Grove laat Saturday.
Squire Brawns' steam engine waa used to
chora the cream. The proceeds af the sale
ol cream aad cake will be devoted to the
S abbath School cause.
Da W Cramer, ma- a0er of transportation
at New tua Hamilton during campmeeting
timse. has been uncommealy aacceaaial
ia gotting the thousands of people off and
aa the trains without accident daring camp.
meeting eeaeuo. During iue many years
ever sines toe camp waa first opened he
baa bad charge ol that department aad no
eaaeogcr tu been hurt at the station.
Miaa Ella McAfee aad her aunt Mrs.
alepuer while oa their way to the Indian
Mound harveet home laat Saturday, were
severely hurt by benr itiruwa Iroln tbeir
carriage. Their bosae Irighieued at a
thnsbiog macbiue ugiue near Samuel
Kepoer'a. ia lurbeU township. The tribt
of the beast caused at to run away by wtuch
the carriage was demolished and the ladies
severely hurt.
The weather was propitious for the
celebration vt the harvest home at Milliken'a
Grove laat Salurdajr. The attendance was
large and people enjoyed themselves ia
social intercourse-; lu lortuing new
acquaintance and aa renewing oll acquain
tance. There waa a choir ol choice aiugura
present who added greatly to the musical
teature ot the occasion. The Spruce Hist
Band discoursed excellent music at atated
intervals. J. fieviu Pomeroy presided.
The ex el cue. were opened wuu prayer .by
Rev. J. a. Wood burn. Addressee us
delivered by Editor John Speedy, Con
gressional candidate U. S. ate W II llama,
&euatrial candidate ieorge Jacobe, Con
gressmen Aiainsou, A.J. fatter sou, t.q ,
and Kev. iir. JluiL-r, and the benedjetwa
announced tiy Kev. J.aS-V.Youlurc.
Letting-.
Bid fur the lepairiug uf the jail wall wiii
be rcceiveU at Uie Comiuiaaiotoers' oiaos aip
to Au(uu tflsl, last.
By orucr ol ti,e Coaimissiouors,
ti. W. ItcaceriKLD, Clerk.
&ale sI Uones.
Sale Reg-later.
September 1st, 188 Q. W. SllloolT will
soil at his place of residence, two miles west
uf cut salem. Uorrea and cattle, twin
burse colts three year old next sprtcg, and
a tarm of Buy eight acres more -or less
Safes to commence al 1 o'clock ia the alto.-aous.
Th Handsomest I-ady in Mitflit'own
and Paiterson Kcuiarked lo a friend the
other slay that she knew Kemp's Balsas: for
Ibe Thwat and Lungs was a superior remedy
as it stopped bar cough instantly wnsn
others tad bo effect wnaievor. So to prsvre
this and convince yon of Us m.rit, any
druggist will give you a Sample Bottle at.
Iarge size 60c and $1.
MASOX is. 1I.4J11.I3 PIANOS.
Tua improved method of laatening the
strings ol pianos, invented by the Mason
and liainlin Urgan and Piano Company a
lew yeara since, is unquesiionatWy one ol
the most important impruvemeuta ever
made, making the instrument more richly
musical in its tooes, as well aa more dur
able, and less liaiie to get out of tune.
One bottle vl English Spavin 1.13-
imrut jc ured my hoe N ornjan mare ol two
ugly blood spavins which damaged her val
ue at least $KI. It ia tile grandest Blem
ish cure I ever uaed.
J oil McCau, arse DtaUr,
farting loo lud.
Sold by L. 2ks A. Co., Druggists, Miffiia
town Pa. April 2j, '88, bm.
The ropolatien ot Mifflintown and Pat
terson ia aouui lbuU, and we would say at
least one halt are troubwd with some attect
ton ot the 1 hroat and Lungs, as those
complaints are, according lo statistics, more
numerous than others. YVe would advise all
not to neglect the opportunity to call oa
their druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's
Balsam lor the Throat and Lungs. Price
60c and $1.10. Trial Mtfrtt. Sold by alt
druggists.
SlAitltlED :
would have to be whipped if they could
make a tight. That's the difference.
V. , . oatward bound was
r K'J sier -
wrecked in the Narrows last Wednesday
nixht. A tru-.k under a freight car in a
train eastward bound broke down, wreck-
. i . t .-in w rMiht cere on
ing tne rraio, an wv.,wna
the west bound track, lust in the way of
Ovater Express, wuich was signaled to atop
bv the crew of the wrecked train, but the
a. a. L a si
engineer was unable to bring ois ira. -atop
until it craahed Into the wreck, shake-
i.... .nd badly scaring mo !"-.
but injuring no one except the c.nductor
verv slightly. The engine of the Express
train was badly damaged, and the roaa -a.
blockaded several hours.
The Lowistown Gaxette of last week says :
A fanner living In the valley who raise, a
superior quality ot wool has informed u.
that for the past three years
receiving twenty-six cent, a pound lor hia
unwashed clip Irom one ot tow
out there, but because oi u - -
ditloa of the woolen business, owing to the
democratic tanl tinkering, mi. -
f.ctory has declined to laae e -
. cndar morning
lower price. '
.bout 4 o'clock the barn oa xv.
, . aorta oi oigier...,
laim.i .- - ho
.truck by lightning
, . w.mer. the farmer, bad his
grounu. Io.ds of
entire crop bumeu " " . t
s new wagon k
belonging to Thomas Depoe- The stock
i..t to Pasture or they
"'"'"eonsumed with th. rest.
!l fro- the stable wbea the name, bnrst
. ..a Ked hia face alroosi .
lhrougu w--- u aboat t.en.y-
,,,,.ter. Tbeastim.
fl,. hundred dr.r.D(f
-i !2 uar a week and ra. aff, tbrow-
ro " -r only damage
,ng Mr. - " . . . Ne4r Bell-
pairorhroa.urt - ebicM
ville, one -a chick coop
DOTV WILSON" In Lowistown, on
Angus! 16, lbe8, by avev. Root. F Wilson,
Exra C. Doty, Esq ,ot Mitllintown, Pa., and
alisa Aunie M., second daughter ol me
otticiaiiug minister, ol Lewisuiwo, Pa.
Mc KIN LEV KEPN KK Oa the 1st
iusu, at hahcol, by Rev. J. C. Garduei, Mr.
Joseph McKiuley, ol Spruce Hill, Juniata
county, Pa., to alias Mary Ellen Eepuer, ol
Tuscaxora township, Perry county.
liENCH BOUSCM. On the 2d lost., at
the residence oi the bride's brother, Mr. D.
U. Bousum, m Port Kovai, by Rev. A. 11.
Spangler, Mr. V nils K. Bench to Miss
Mary J. Bousum, both of Ickesburg, Peiry
county .
HIMONTON KAUFFMAN. On the
same da; by tbe same, Mr. Charles aimoa
ton, ol Ickesburg, Perry county, to Miss
Nora E. Ksutfman.ot Walker township, tbia
county.
- . , .
thieves wore - .i, f yonsg
anrlHI
Wt'"r "'I,,- beard
enKkena. oa lhem,
bT the farmer. th.y dropp
ed in their burr, to get T
edaturkeya-a- chick.B b.d
Tba turkey waa ue-. - Vlth the
i v-. -iaev a"-
iUi"I . .d vengeance
They are
DIEU.
PARKER & CO.,
BANKERS,
llAnt Street, MmxixTowx, Petsa.,
TRANSACT A GENERAL
BAfeKlfaC BUSINESS
Discounts daily.
Accounts of firms, individuals and
corporations solicited.
Four per cent Interest allowed oa
twelve montbs' certificates.
FarDrtpiy, Gravel, Nerve) su
ess Urinary ar Urtr Dia-
asew. Cure Guaranteed. Office, SSI
ARCH St., PhriadelphU. All droggUta.
Try it. $1 a bottle, six for $5
Mar. 14,1888, ly.
ANTED.
Pushing, reliable men, to Canvass for
Narserr Stock. Permanent employ
ment GuansBtecd. Salery mmd Kxptnttt
Paid. . Apply at once, stating sge.
GLKN BROTHERS,
Refer to rkia paper. Rochester, I . T
Jnne 13th, t888.
J WISU VO STATK
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I can stop toothachb in less than
Ave minutes ; no pain, no extracting.
That I -can extract teeth without pain,
by the uso-of a fluid applied to the teeth
and gums-; no danger.
That Diseased -pfi. Gu ma (known
as Scurvy.;ireat GSed succ.sfully
and a cure wargtCranted in every
Teeth Fnxn and warranted for life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or,
remeddled, from $9.00 to $12 per set!
Beautiful Gam Enameled Teet inserted at
prices to auk all.
All work warranted to give perfect aatis
faeiioB. Pesple who have artificial teeth
with which tsey cannot eat, are especially
iavited to call. Will visit professionally
at their homes if notified by letter.
Will visit .ryrularly at.Richfield the 2nd
wasaka of May and October.
Tata Caafc.
G. Ij. DERR,
PraclcaljDeatlst.
XSTABC4SBEB 1M Wirr LIITOWX, Pa., is I860.
Oct. 14 '83.
Ve Want Yoih
To senfl us 40 cents
for oae of our
6-in. FARM WHENCKES.
larbt. Handy and Strong, wit Ostvar aad Out
last two ordinary Wrenches.
YOU WANT
Ax Exxkicu
Household S. D. Set.
Triw Art roretrit of a Knprvd HsukIV snrl
f-Mr wrchi.nKw-.e bLtviaw atcrww-arivv: nt.
SchlVaai AltUaC am: H r-a.-kv: fc wl w'.
KX Thl laraofl e'lia-ta$mr -ll TThTr'.
atrxrund t, h-u. at th wTVcai. in tit9 shop. ot.
tbe fario. Saint rrea on recipt f $ I .0-
Ask Your Local Dealer
for thm. tf as Baa not frnt tnetr . ha will 1 tli.m
tor rv. or will sead aillir -n rereipl t-f
a ete NsJ itamp tvr evr tlluMrmlmt rl
ELLSICS & CO.,
Plantayllle. Conn.
HO niV'fl rFf.KBBTROFEMLr PWV
11 0- U A O darr.aJ alww..iaL ld
w it, cr tr if.. aswnu. wonn.
m OwumI an. us to . '.: orhty rerci-
BSta. mr emmh iWualrf. Sw ir Mil. Si- nn
uan tm. Pr. itx. ST Xr sis lint I
RUN VAN. At Danville. Pa., on the 1st
inst Tbomss Runyan, formerly a resident
of Millerstoan, aged about 88 years.
KOBlSON. On the 11th iost-, Mrs. Isa
bella C Robison, wile of General J. K.
Kobisoc, aged 62 years, 6 montn, 1 day.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
MrrrmrTOWs, August 22, 1888.
Putter 15
Eggs
Ham 12,
Shoulder ....-alO
Sides, 8
Taxd...... . ----- 10
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Wbest, new 70 to 80
Cora new 65
Oats. 25
Rye
Ctoverseed. ...... .
Timothy seed
Flax aeed
Bran...... ......
Cbop.0. -
Shorts
Ground Alum Salt.
American Salt.....
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Wheat Steamer No. 2, Red 94c Cora
v.. a. mixed, 64 c to bie ; Oats, new 30
to 63e i No. 8, old white 43 Jc
a-.sr LiaBBTT.Augnst 18 Cattle Noth-
ina- doing ; Hogs Philadelphia aa $6.46e
. . :J bi lA.tA.la Torkan ejl Ot
6
$3 00
$1.76
1 60
20 00
1 80
22 00
1 20
1 10
ii $6 , mixed $o.40a$ 46 i Torkers $o.20
Isd.36 ; P'K S-'oa$6. Sheep Market
duU. E?gs 17 tol.Jci butter, Pennsylva
.iid packed creamery prints extra
.... ,n Tjromiae I9a21e ; package batter 10a
1 Ic. Chickens, 13,e to 14c, mixed lota 12a
, roosters ec i ne spring coickens IZa
. f 10c dressed fowls lie.
Life of HEHRT WiRD BEECHER .1
It tlrswrrt4, irirc aJa bf from hia btrtl. to lUa
tslU BOOR
aAtaM irookl-m, II. Y-
FUEKITUHEI FURNITURE
I would respectfully inform
the citizens of Juniata County
that I have bought from John
S. Gratbill his entire stock of
Furniture and house furnish
ing goods, which consists of
LAMPS.
CARPETS,
t
SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTRESSES,
FURNITURE,
to which I am adding daily,
JEJV STOCK
which I am selling at ex
stremely LOW PRICES
lor cash.
C. B. HORNING,
Cbtbtal Palace,
Corner of Bridge and Wter streets
MuSintown, Pa.
January 11th, '8S-ly
OILS! OILS! OILS!
TES STANDARD OIL COMPANY
of Pitinbarg Pa., mate
J SPECIALITY
of manufacturing' for the Domestic
trade the Finest Brmnds of Illuminat
ing and Lubricating Oila, Naphtha
and GasoJLne, that can be matda from
Petroleam,
We challenge comparisoa with
ererj kiiowat Product of Petroleum.
If yon wish the most
UNIFORMLY SATISFACTORY
OILS I.Y THE MARKET,
ark for ours, trade for Mifflintown and
vicinity Supplied by
FRANUISCCS HARDWARE & CO.
December 14,-87-ly
Spring and Summer Goods.
I would inform tbe public that I have
now a my new millinery store at my place
of residence on Water street, Mifflintown,
second door froia corner of Bridge street,
a full stock, of Spring at Summer millinery
goods, all new, and of tba latest styles,
and having employed first class milliners
lam prepared to aupply the public with
everything found in a flrstclass milliner
store, come and examine my stock. 1
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DBI3L.
March 22-87.1..
WHY
WILL PEOPLK on d
ImpuT mod Uawbola.
oaM Rcfngmuori wheel.
mrm linaat witM wood v
net otuer mcujis, that cane gastric troublca atKi
aiato children's Aicm by Uujrif BaOk, wliaa
Umj cu get
REFRIGERATORS
LIKED WITH
Stoaiwu. and Induntid flbn,
which skre frvc from abawTrvtiots, corrKm, m4
anv formation of poitonom oxidrv awd mrm
THUHULI.HL 51 1TAHT. COyakOaaU-
cal of ice, and produce low tactnperaiturea I
aUaUOfiMs ffivinf inn cxpiaaatTOo aad O
acriptiona will be mailed free oa appltcauoa.
Aoairti uc naaauiacitiTscra.
MONROE Bros.
Oenti-al Way and aTefro-sori sStreet,
CTsI V IAJtVT. OHIO.
SWEEPING REDU0TI0W
IN MEN'8, YOUTHS' AND B0TS'
CLOTHI16, BATS ARB FCRHIIHISa SOOMI,
AT
S C H O T T'S,
The Leading Clothier.
Come to our store and yoall find that no matter which way yam leak,
our prices have been cut down bo low thnt you cannot bat admire ear
pluck ana energy m getting nd of our Summer Stock at the earliest pos
sible moment. The pricea we are naming are incomparably low. Hat a
ingle item has escaped the knife.
QLANCE BELOW FOR BARGAINS !
XMENBSUITS. ,
Oar ? S Suits hare been reduced to $ 8 SO.
Our 8 Suita have been reduced to 5 00.
Oar 10 Suits hare been t educed to T 81.
Oar 12 Suita have been reduced to 11 76.
Our 18 Suits hare been reduced to It ST.
BOYS' SUITS
Our $5 Suits have been reduced to (3 50
Our 6 Suita bare been rednced to 4.1S
Our 7 Suits have been reduced to 4 17
Oar 9 Suits have been reJued to 6.50
For-etily $3 we offesr a choice a..sortment of Knee-Pants Baits wkiah
axs in pretty styles and have eol.l freely at ill aud $4 50.
Mohe.ii e, Alpucat,, .Seersuckers. Striped Flannels, Neckwear, Under
wear, in fact anything we well, are destined to a ahort life alter you laaxa
the undervalue at which we let you carry them away.
BEFORE YOU LEAVE TO WIN
waltz around to our stores and procure anything you ntea in Collars,
Cuffs, Valises, Trunks, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear, Ac., and at
20 to -2a per cent, lower than what you would have to pay at other stores.
IS C H 0 T T ,
THE LEADING CJLOTIHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN, iA.
1805, ESTABLISHED
1887
Special Invitation rTo The Iublic
To attend tbe Attractive Sale ot Clothing that goes sn atailj
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. EARLEY.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock af Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
Ilis price leave all Competitors in the rear, so Jom't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing.
D. W. HA.RLEY
MIFFLINTOWN 3?.
JAMES & MAYER BUGGY CO.
G. W. HECK,
NTILL IN THE LEAD.
THE OKIaY EXCLUSIVE
Boot and Shoe Store.
WE KEEP THE
LARGEST STOCK,
BEST' STOCK,
MOST VARIED STOCK
OF
Foot Wear in Juniata County.
IIanixfcctvue THE "Vehicle for the
FARMERS' & MERCHANTS' USE.
The most Stylish, Best finished and Most durable medium
prioed VEHICLES ever offered in America. .
Send for full Illustrated Catalogue,
57, 59 and 61 Elm Street.
CINCINNATI. Ohio.
Vatertovn Steam Engine Co.
WATEETCWTST, IN". "2".
TICKETS.
For Republican PriniavrT
Election to be held August 25,.
1883.
Coaoaasa,
Lonis K. Atkinson.
Stats SanaTa,
William C. Pomeroy,
Assembly,
William Hertzler.
H. Latimer Wilson-
RaoiBTui add Bccoaoaav
Anson B. Wills,
Keal M. Stewart,
J. O. Mateer,
Sacairr,
C. C. MoCulloch.
James McCauley,
Jqaeph Pasre,
Samuel Lapp.
Jrai Commissi eiiBBv.
Philip Harley..
Cor NTT CHaiaaLaS,
A. Bradford Evans,
William V. Shirk-
CoNaaaas.
Lonis E. Atkinson.
Stats Ssxats,
William C. Pomeroy.
Assejiblt,
William Hertzler,
H. Latimer Wilson.
BaoisTta and Kecobdz,
Anson B. Wills,
Neal M. Stewart,
J. Q. Mateer,
Sassirr,
O. C. McCnlloch.
James McCauley,
Joseph Page,
Samuel Lapp.
JCBT Co at MIS810R t,
Philip Harley.
COUKTY ChaIBMA,
A. Bradford Evans,
WUliam V. Shirk.
CoKeaKsa,
Loais E. Atkinson.
Stats Skkate,
William C Pomeroy.
Assembly,
William Uertiler,
H. Latimer Wilson.
BXOISTKB AND BBOOBDBaV
Anson B. Wills,
Neal M. Stewart,
J. Q. Mateer.
SHBsrrr,
0. C. MoCulloch.
James McCauley,
Joseph Page,
Samuel Lapp.
Jcbt Commissions,
Philip Hailey.
COCFTT CBAIBMAW,
A. Bradford Evans,
William V. Shirk.
CoKoaaas,
Louis E. Atkinson.
Btatb Sbkatb,
William C. Pomeroy.
Assembly,
William Hartxler,
H. Latimer Wilson.
RSOISTEB AND RsCOBDBB,
Anson B. Wills,
Neal M. Stewart,
J. O. Mateer,
Shbbiit,
C. C. Mr-Cnlloch.
James McCauley,
Joseph Page,
Samuel Lapp.
Jcbt CouyistioitBa,
Philip Harley.
COCBTT CsAIBMAa,
A. Bradford Evans,
William V. Shirk.
The people generally recognize genuine claims. It is an easy matter
to make extravagant statement. It is far more important, however, to
have the people credit your statement. We invite comparison. Our
stock is all nice, all neat and all new. We continue to sell at the lowest
prices, and challenejany and all competitors. Tou know the store. There
is only one. We shadow all.
BELF0RD
G.
W. HECK,
OCK, CORNER MAIN AN0 BRIDGE STREETS
Jtaituacturor of
STEAM
ENGINES
m BOILERS
Of All Kinds.
Wrlto for OalsffrwO.
Kemp' sMannre Spreader
TalaaUe IsaaT
iu,wt.Ts.M r'CLfcANFASr
S BLACK
TOCKINGS
J wt "1 ff X"- -aBl-a-, SMM B
XlUSaa-aKJ i - ""rt
The . aetMi
Oo'a Oyw.
la,ONtY.ro-o
aaut Cauiarsa'a
a per Cent. Cheaper than any
other, aril things considers!.
VBnat rears 9. t. , HaJg-s fr tiy
sQlitwCiioa irostnrta riraaiar frs.
""t"" BJiLE if t-i CO.. enaaa.y. T.
SILK rtNtaM.LICLS.afwSqOTTOII
rsriKiiim hosiery cq.
1 its tntnrmfr st wrwiDKLgwi.
AG tlfTS WMHTto
AGENTS
WANTED
Te canvass for ot.e of the largest, eld
est established. REST Known
JICRSERIE9 In tne country.
Host liberal terms. Unequaled facilities.
GENEVA NCR" ERT, established 1B4S.
W. T. Snillli, Geneva, H- T.
October 8 1H8H.
Caution Hotlco.
All persons are hereby cautieoed, aot ta
trespass oa tbe lands oi the onrters:aaed la
Sprnea Hill, and Beale towashias, ler tha
purpose of catbnricg berrlns, buotiDf , sa
les;, or in any other way treapaaelnf, oa
aaid lands aa the trespass law will be ea-
forced against people who violate aaid law.
HABaisea Missiaca
Jane , lBb8.
Notice to Trespassers.
Having leased 400 acres of wood land
of David Wilson, and 400 acres af weed
land of John M cClure, adjoining lands af
Peansylvania Railroad Company in tha
vicinity of Boxier'a Oap. I Lereby oa.tloa
all persons strain st trt-gpsssin j oa the a be re
neationed leaaed lands for tbe parpeee ef
catting timber and so forth.
Joaa BsAMea.
Mlfflintowo, Msy 26, 1888.
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