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TERMS,
aabacriptioo, $1.00 pr annum if paid
aavance; f 160 W P11 adrance.
Trami0 advertnemenU laaertad at 60
,u par iorh for each Inaertloo.
TraoaiiMit buaineaa aoUcea la local col
1 10 eenta per lina lor each Insertion.
Dedactiona wiU be made to those deairing
toLdvertH by the year, half or quarter
SHORT LOCALS.
Col-
y .1 Khettie Todd, or Pittsbnrg ia
icg her parents in Patterson.
w ... Ella Banks will enter Wllaeu
-W ibf
lege, this waek aa a student.
Janiea Sharron ol Mc Aliatervillo haa re
turnl to Prinaeton College.
Herman Howe baa accepted a clerkship
la L. B"k Co' D- "tor8'
Homer McCrnm. of Akron, Ohio is
Timting bis ftither ia this place.
iU.tst (Jarrnan addreased the Iawiatown
Paraocratic club a fw evening aioce.
O. Frank Soylar, of Part Riyil has re
tarnrd to PaoasylTania College, at Gottya
burg. Anguatu. Fastek goea to Dickinsoa Col
lage aa a atudent la the Freshman elaa this
weak.
Ellis Stump, ol thia place haa secured a
position on the Everett Preas as com
pasitor. J. K- Emnvtt, the actor recently purchaa
ad a St. Bernard dog, for which he paid
$js,(xo-
Twsntv-ooe gray ruirrela were ahot la
thraa daya laat week by Jaoiea and An
drew Uauka.
Slinses Bessie Varker aJ E-lna
Kirk will enter Wilson College soon
as ptu.'.euts.
M is. Blaache McKee or Lewiatowa visit
ad bcr friend Mil Mull Wilson in Patter
son laa' week.
Yellow fever i spreading in Florida. On
September 6th, 5 deatba aad ttt'ty new caaee
wete reported.
Mise lrnia Logan who baa hen viMting
mt Ur Tunnia'. in Thompsonfown. baa re
turned to CUicaffu.
Meaxra. livrge Parker, Ja iwi Mathers
and A'adre kai.ka will return to Princeton
College this wer k.
The Ki'iuhlican S-natorial Conference
will be held in thia place en Tuevday, the
IMth of September.
Uiss Lizxio Lord, of M" Alistervil!e n
the guest ut Mist Klla liants m this place a
taw days last week.
It is reported thst William G. Rwrd, ol
Chambersburg wi'.l be the Prohibition can"
ahda'e for Conjrre...
alma Ma Deaver after apending the sum
mer at Bedford Springs has retnrned to her
horns In thia place.
Thomas McClellan of Altoona was
risitinjf his brother Capt MoClellan
u fov? thijs since.
The Urand Ariay or the Kepub'.ic are
holding a national eocinpmnl at Colum
brr., Ohio, this week,
Mrs. John Diehl, has inst retnrned
f-r.r.1 th Kmt with full stock of
new millinery goo ls.
A mule owned by Manbck and Nelson,
waa so severely sprained a fe day aince
aa to Incapacitate it for work.
The Franklin Kepoaitory report a sun
ttower raised in Frankliu cr.uaty as measur
ing 4 inches in circumference.
J. Frank Fatterson and J. J. Patterson,
ir.. end their summer vacation this week
and return to Lafayette College.
Misses Maud Wilson and Nellie
North of Patterson will soon leave
for Birmingham Seminary.
Communion aerrices will r ad
ruiniaterad in the Lutheran Church
of thia place next babbsUh. Prepar
atory Service on Saturday CTening;
preceding.
Miss Nora Klosa of Centre who last yeax
waa engaged in teaching exnaie ia the Loya
ville, Perry eounty. Orphan Borne, ia now
engaged la the same work ia MoAlisterville
Soldier a' Orphans' School
The Mifflin county Democratic conven
tion last week nominated Hon. Taomaa J.
Frow for Congreaa, John B. Selhimer, for
State Senate, Assembly, John S. Garrett,
Chairman County Committee, F. B. Mc-
Cabe.
Rupture Core Gaaraoteed by Dr. J. B.
Mayer, 831 Arch afreet, Phil'a, Pa. Eaae
at once, no operation or delay from bnsi.
ru. attested by thousands of cure after
others fail. Advice free. Send for circular.
March 14. '88, ly.
C- W. Eapran, the gentlemanly and
obliging baggage agent at the nta
tio has been called to his home
ZaneSTille. Ohio, on account of the
seriona illnesa of his grandmother.
James Banks and Harry Copeland will
have control of W. H. Banks it Co'a drug
store in Patterson during the ahsenco of
W. H. Bank, who will enter the senior
clam of the Medical Department of the Tjn-
Iveraity of Pennsylrania in Philadelphia.
Last year the President went fishing on
Decoration Day. Tbia year ha goea flsb
ing on the day ol Grangers' picnic, fron
wbieh be bad excused himself on the plei
of having a previous engagement to go to
the meuataine to help knock ont some
1 iperheid sick Ex .
After apending a year in scboola of Eu
rope, perfecting beraell in the German,
French and Italian languagea, Mias Jennie
O. Barnett, daaghter of JudgeCharlea Bar-
nett of BloomHeld baa returned. Miss
Barnett ia acquainted in thia place. She
will become an instructor in Wilson Col
lege, Chambereburg, Pa.
The Doty base ball club rwited
McAliHterrille last Saturday and
played two gomes, the first with a
club from the Orphans' School from
whom they succeeded in winning the
giime, and the second played with
MoAliHterville's club by whom they
wero defeated by one run.
English Epavin Liniment removes all
Hard. Solt, or Calloused Lumps and Blem-
i.hea from horaea, Blood Spavin, Cnrbs,
Splints, Sweeny, Ring-bone, Stifles,
Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc
Save $50 by the use of one bottle. War-
ranted. Sold by L. Banka l Co., Druggiata,
Milfimtown Pa. April 25. 8H, 6mo
Suit haa been commenced in the coartr
of Dauphin county, against J. 4. Lumbard,
editor of the Snvder County Tribune for
libel by Charley Dower, ol Selinsgrove.
S.O"0 damageaare claimed by Hower. We
know notbinr of the facta of the case, but
it looks tnm the distance aa if Hower was
afraid to try the case in his own county
The following are the datea fixed by law
for the shooting of game : Gray or fox
squiirels may be shot between Sept. 1 and
Decmber 1. The turkey, partridge and
quail aeaaon opens October 15 and end
December 15. Pheaaanta may be killed
from October I to December 81. The rab
bit season opena November I and enda
December 31.
The Republicans o' Huntingdon county
In convention assembled on laat Thursday
nominated Hon Louis E. Atkinson for Con
gress, subject to action ol Congressional
Conference ; V. McK.. Williamson. Esq.
for State Senator and Rev. V. H. !teven
and P. M. Lytle Es., for Assembly. Mr.
Atkinson was given the privilege of choos
ing hia own contereea.
The Democrats of Snyder county, in
convention last wavk made the following
nominations : Congress, Kdward Bassler ;
Senator. Chas. P. Ulrich ; Assembly,
Seren thousand crates of peaches I Thomas J. Smith ; Register and Recorder,
hare been shipped from this station
np to Ust Saturday erening.
rive new car sbopa will won bo erected
In Altoona. bv the P. R. R. C.. and will
give employment tn about 1000 men.
Mis Alice Hsy leavea this week for the
University at Wooater, Ohio, and will enter
the Sophmore clasa in that Institution.
Dr. D. M. Ciaw ford ir., has gone
tn VUn.Liv N'or Jerxer. where h?
expectd to practice his profession.
(.real reduction in price ol Wall Paper
and large stock to select from at
Faancicts lUxowaaa Co.
Oil Window Shades with spring fixture,
see., at
Faaxriscrn tliinwiii ., Co.
Was. Crafrd aa employee of the Gov
ernment Printing (.Mice, at Washington D
"., spout sexernl dsy In town last week.
Schott'a Stores will be closed from
Fridav ereuinsr at 6 1. M , uttil
Sttturdny evening at the same hour
tig account of impaired health, Mr. Chas.
Hays will be unable to continue hia course
in Princeton Theoli-wJcal Seminary this
year.
Last Thursday morning while Jacob Willa
waa going the rounds through town with
fa.a beet wagon hia horse ran art and broke
Beth shafts.
The l.i.-king Crt-ek Lutheraua will
hold a festival iu Ued Bank school
liotiar ti Saturdav aftert.tx)n and
evening. All are invittxl.
Samuel Hurn. of Patterson on Wednes
day t vexing wuile a-hing in the river caught
a btt w ihmg four pounds and six ounces
The but. wa taken by an outline.
W. W. Sharon oflVre hia Brick Hotel in
alcA'isterville for aalo at a fair price and on
laasonable term. Possession will be given
ia 00 daya alter confirmation of sale.
The Dcmocrata ol Perry county last week
nominated Abraham Bowers for Congreas
George Jacobs, of Juniata county was ea
dnrsed for State Senator; for Aeeetnhly
John Shively.
Four cars wete mashed to pieces
m a freight wreck near Thompon-
town last Wednetnlay and trains were
bl.x'ksleil for several hours. No
one wa injured.
Thu English Court of appeals baa deci
ded that relatives of a dead person have no
right to place now era or other tokena on the
grave except with the permission of the
eemotery authoritiee."
W Uliam J. Dennis and Eliha Banner, both
rf Thompeontewa ara Republicans who vet.
ed for William H. Uarnsen la 1840, and
will vote tor Harrison and Morton on the
)'b n aext November.
The Walnut Cornet Band will hold
a r..cr.v,tl .ml PaLu Wwllr at Rt Paul
on Saturday evening. September 15th , ' f FiamtirT.
lSSfi. Political walks a special t Jaa. B- Wilaoa, David Cbartera
J.F.Keller; Associate Judge, Jacob A.
Smith; Jury Commissioner, Isaac Shery.
No nomination waa matte for Prothonotary.
W. H. Snyder was elected Chairman of the
County Committee.
Vermont and Arkansas held their elec
tions, the former on the Gth inst., and tha
latter on the 7 th last. The Vermont elec
tions where the Republicans won, came off
in good order while the Arkansas election,
where the Democracy won, was turbulent in
several district resulting ia the death of
several mn. Olhcers in efforts to quell
mobs and kuep order where wounded in
some instances.
"American mechanic live aa well as any
cla's of people in the world, aad at the aame
time it they are prudent they save money
and purchase homes. Jf they lived as
economically as foreign laborers are coin-
celled to live on their scanty wages, their
savings would be triple what they are.
This is a sample illustration of the benefits
of our American system which the Usvs
crs's would cripple or destroy."
Mr. Frank Gibson, of Carroll township,
brought into the Advocate office, laat Satur
day, a curious lossil formation picked np
from near the base of the famous old Gib
son's Rock. The rock, which Mr. Gibson
sava is Hamilton sand atone, has indented
upon it the forehead, none and jay, of what
appears to be thoae of a human skull, r ail
ing lace downward ia the soft mud. the
akull baa left a perfect imprint upon what
became hardened raed. By meana of a
plaster caat Mr. Gibeon baa brought oat
the features most prominently, the teeth
especially looking quite nstural. The vex
ed question is how did the face gt there
ia that age which geologists tell ns was
aone ot time before the appearance of man
or bis immediate prototype. Mr. (iibeon
propose to send the plaster east to Prof.
Clay polo. BloomSeld Advocate.
C'aurt Proceedings.
Court convened at 10 o'clock on Monday
September 3rd, President Judge Baraett
and Asaociatea MrMeea and Patterson on
the bench.
The constables of the different districts
made their returns.
The grand Juror were called and sworn
and A. C. Powell was appointed to take
charge of them.
J. P. Calhoun, George Tarker, and Samuel
Lapp were appoioted tipatavea.
Petition of Dr. T. C. Eckelmaa. guard ran
of Dyoniciu McCoonell, Ray McConnel,
and Frank McCoonell to have private aale
of ward 'a real estate, ratifle-1, approved of
by the court.
J. K. Jamison va Aaron Singley No. 118,
September term 1967 It ia a ease that
arrow out of the cutting of timber. Verdic t
New trial aeked for.
I Ja-
f iture of the occasion.
, cob Heel. man were appointed tor a review
ot a public road leading from a point on
public road leading from Even rials to Sev
en Stare Tavern near to Stony Run school
boose to a point on public road leading
from N iemond'a church near the honee ot
Thomas U. Leurer.
Matthew Kodrers. Michael Sieber and
Johe Adams were appointed to vacate a
road in Fermanagh twp, and to lay ont another.
L. S . Thompaoa, David B. Dimm and
James W. Hosteller were appointed to
view a road in Fayette townabip, from the
public road near the residence of Joseph
Seashore to a point on the public road near
the residence of Joseph Lauver.
In tbe assigned estate of David Wilson.
Petition for order of aale granted by tbe
court.
Petition of Lucira Mayer, ot Koaauth,
Iowa for order to have money paid to him
from the estate of Catherine Stine, deceas
ed, was granted by the Court and $26.48
waa ordered to be paid bim.
In tbe estate of bllen Pollock, deceased,
Henry Litx asked leave of Court to sell
property at private aale, granted, and
further proceedings held under advise
ment until the 18lu of September.
On Petition of J. H. Neely, B F. Burcb-
field waa appointed guardian od litem of
minor grandchildren ot Klisabetn rage,
deceased.
Petition of J. Howard Neely, admin
istrator, in estate of Elisabeth Page,
deceased, asking for a rule to show cause
why specific performance of decedents eon
tract beuld not be made, granted and
made returnable on September lbth, 1888
On petition of Bessie r.. Boosali, minor
child of Anna Bonaall, deceased, John C.
Kepner waa appointed guardian.
Report of P.M. M. Pennell, auditor o
estate of Jacob Page, late of Fayette twp.,
deceased waa confirmed nisi by tbe Court.
On petition of J. Howard eelj, admin
istrator of Samuel U. Fisher, was sobetitu
ted to tbe right of recognizees on the re
cognizance.
Report of J. Frank Stoner, Auditor in
estate o. Susannah a. lieorr, oeceaaea,
tiled in open Court and confirmed Dial by
tbe Court.
Report of J. Howard Neelr. auditor tn
estate of Titus Rhine, dee'd, filed io open
Court and confirmed nisi by tbe Co art.
Report of J. F. Steaer. auditor ol estate
of Benjamin P. B.ver, corflrtaed nisi by
court.
Report of J. Howard Neely, auditor in
estate of Catherine Freet, dee'd, confirmed
niai by court.
Petition cf Samnel D. Bimontoa and Wil
liam F. Simonlon, administrators of estate
of Joseph I. Simonton. deceased, lor
order to sell property belonging to dece
dent in Perry county, granted by order of
court.
Sale of property of Catherine Daraer,
deceased, by Darwin C Rannels, admin is
trator. cor firmed bv court.
C lerk of Orvhaa's Court acknowieagea
hia deed to Emma Swineford, formerly Km
ma J. Wolf tor land of her husband which
she bad purchased.
Wra.M. Allison, Commissioner In tbe
i roceedmrs de lunatico inqnireod o, with
reference to Mr. Jane Gallaher. filed hia
return to the writ with all the proceedings
bad thereon. Frederick Espenacbade waa
appointed to take charge of estate.
On petition of Sheriff Fow lea a rule waa
granted arain.t all parties in interest 10
chow why rat.iel action ss entered on Judg
mcnt No. 24. Dec. T. lb3, S. U. Kvaos vs.
S. K. Sburtx, et al ebould nut be stricken
off. and that judgment allowed to remain
in in I's order, tbe sberin caving maae
a ml. payment thereon, from funds arising
from sheriffs sale ot S. X- Sburtz's prop
erty.
J. E. McCahan va Aaron Singley No. 118,
September term 1887. It ia a caae that
gr w out of the cutting of timber.
William Cox va. William Carl and Mary
Carl No. 39, December term 1887. A caae
of ejectment, from land that Cox claims
hia. Caae continued.
8. Ephraim Rannela and D. C. Rannels,
nartnera tradinc in the name of Rannela at
Son, vs. A.J. Patterson, Kxecutor of Jacoo
Kline, dee'd. No. 54. February Term. lb8
Appeal from judgment of E. B. McCrum, J
P. Plea. fcU Debit, aec. rer. Verdict for
plaintiff in tbe aum of $11-70.
Tbomaa M. McCullocb vs. Jacob Zeigler.
No. 13. April Term, 1888 Thia is an eject
meot caae. McCullocb bought the property
at Sheriff 's sale on which Zeigler lives.
Zeigler refused to move claiming that tbe
le of the property was of no account, that
he bad no title in it. Plaintiff plead sur
prise and case continued.
Barbara Mast vs. John Zook. No. 34,
September Term. 1888. Thia case is about
a promisory note tbat John Zook, executor
ol Micbaei Beasbor lound among tne papera
of tbe deceased. Mr. Bartior. Barbara Mast
a daua-hter ol Mr. Beaabor claims the note.
and the executor doemed it best to have
the matter settled in Court. Verdict for
plaintiff in $1008.98. a
John M. Campbell v. John Vaughan.
No. 70, September Term, 1888. Thia ia a
case that crew out of tbe painting of a
house. Verdict for defendant.
G.L. Bsrner v. John H. Patterson
No. 73, September Term, 18B8. Thi la
shout the settlement of a case on which
limitation was claimed. Verdict for do
fendant.
Com. vs. Benj. Seasholtx, for disturbing
a reliaious meeting In aa-quebsnna town
ship, A. b. Portsline prosecutor. True
bill. Verdict guilty. Broke jail one month
of time. Not sentenced.
Com. vs. Ben Seaholtx for assault and
battery, A. B. Portsline prosecutor. True
bill. Verdict guilty. Not sentenced.
Com. vs. Ben Seasholtx for assaulting
children, prosecutor S. S. Ritx. True bill.
Verdict guilty. Not sentenced.
Com. vs. Heo. F. Backet, and Hermond
Cadwalder, for asaault and battery, prose
cutor Wilson Palm. Not a true bill. Couu
to to pay costs.
Com. v William Bnrch for forgery,
prosecutor T. V. Irwin. True bill. Plead
guilty. Sentence two year in Western
Penitentiary. $1 floe.
Com. va. Irwin Weaver and Oeorge Wea
ver, assault and battery .fHenry Aucker proa
ecutor. True bill. Verdict not guilty.
Costa divided between pjosecator and do
fendanta. Corn. va. Robert Woodward, forgery,
prosecutor T. V. Irwin. Trne bill. Plead
guilty. Senteace deferred until Septem
ber 18, 1888. .
Com. v. Andrew Crouse, prosecutor A.
W.Opple. True bill. Settled.
Com. vs. CharU-a Opple, for aaaault and
battery, prosecutor Benj. Crouse. Trne bill.
Verdict guilty. Sentence, $181 fine and
coats.
Com. vs. Charles Opple, for agravatrd
assault and battery, prosecutor George
Emery. True bill. Verdict guilty. Sen
fence 181 fine and eoats.
Com. vs. A. W. Opple, for surety of
peace, Bros ecutor Benjamin Crouse. Sen
tence costs U iv ra en.
Com. vs. A. W. Opple and Charles Opple
and Frank Opple, for axaault and battery,
John Crouse prosecutor. True bill. Ver-
diet not guilty . I costs to be paid to de
fendant, i by prosecutor.
Com. vs. Henry Aucker. assault and
battery, prosecutor. Joseph S. Weaver.
Not a true bul. Crounty to pay coat.
Com. va. John Coats, for asaault and
battery, prosecutor Irwin Weaver. Not
trne bill. Prosecutor to pay costs.
Com. vi. Oeorge Weaver aad Irwin
Weaver, and Joseph Weaver for larceny
prosecutor Henry Aucker. True bill. Ver
dict not guilty.
Com. vs. Rose Smith for selling liquor
without license, and giving it away ea bun-
day, pro seen tor Martha Miller. True bill.
Plead guilty to reward court, sentence
$50 aad 20 day ia ceun'o jail.
Com. va. Frank Shield selling Honor with
out license, prosecutor Caraline Ro throe k.
Not a trne bill. Prosecater to pay coats
Com. vs. Samnel Diehl, for aaaault and
battery and threat to kill, prosecutor Msry
C Washington. Not a true bill. County
to pay costs.
Cam. vi Frank Shield sailing liquor
without license. Sent np by district at
torney by order of court. True bill to be
tried at December session.
Com va. Pbareea Dunkleberger. fnrnica
tion and bastardy. Prosecutors Mapgie
Herts. Defendant died before court.
Farewell ItleetlBa;.
Westminister Presbyterian Chureh waa
filled with members of tbe different con
gregations of the town and vicinity on Fri
day evening upon the occasion of the fare
well services ia honor of Miss Bmma Hays,
daughter of Rev. L. Y. Hay a, who took her
departure on Monday, by way of Saa Fran
cisco, for Tofcio, Japan, where she mill be
engaged in Foreign Miaaianary work, a
Tescber in tbe girls Seminary in Tokio,
under the auspicea ol the Foreign Mission
ary Society of the Preabyterian Church.
Rev. Campbell, of the Port Royal Presby
terian Church officiated upon thia oc
casion, and after music by the choir, and
an appropriate prayer by Rev. Mr. Kelly,
of the Spruce Crwek Presbyterian Church,
read from Luke XXIV chapter, which was
folio wed by prayer by Rev. Miller, of tbe
Methodist Church of this place.
Rer. Dr. Mendeoball, of Huntingdon,
delivered a brief address upon tha progrea
of Missionary work, and tbe progrea of the
work in Japan, and obaerved that if the
Japane coutinue to become chriatainized
at the aame rate ol arithimatical progress
ion until tbe close of the Century. Japan
will be a Christian nation, and he termed
M isa Hay ' devotion to the great an good
wot k as heroic, sublime and Christlike.
The choir was joined by tbe congregation
in ainging the 608th hymn which waa fol
lowed by an address by Rev. Kelly, of
Spruce Creek, who remarked the character
and abilities of Miaa Hay, and tbe great
loss sastaioed by society, by tbe church,
by the different societies for tbe promotion
ol God 'a work, of which abe was an active
member, and by ber own family circle
where tbe lost would be felt moat keealy.
A aolo waa sung most beautifully by Miss
Freeman, ol Huntingdon who waa accom
panied on the organ by Mrs. J. W . Wagner,
which was followed by Rev. Wood bum.
of Academia with an address.
Rev. Philip Graiff", delivered an eloquent
and very appropriate prayer, aad tha W.
C. T. U. of Juuiata county in a communi
cation read by Mis Lyons, ol Port Royal,
expressed their regret at the loaa of Mia
Hays, who haa been an active worker ia
that organization, but who now haa been
called to a larger and greater field of labor,
but the Society, now lully realises tbat
congratulations and not regrets are more
appropriate. Mia Louie Jack man, refre
eating the T. W. C. T. U. expressed th
farewell of that organisation by reading
several verses from tbe scriptures.
Mr. George Wilson in a carefully prepar
ed address represented the Westminister
Presbyterian Congregation ia tbe farewell
meeting and waa followed by Mias Emma
Hays, a ho expressed thanks to the iutereat
ed and sympathetic audience for the inter
eat taken and aympatby expressed and
shown ia herself aad in her great under
taking. Many eyes were bathed ia tear
and the speaker's voice trembled preceptibly
aa she clearly and distinctly outlined her
Bourse In the Missionary fields, and many
praj era were quietly offered up, for tbe
preservation ol the life, and health and for
the success of thia brave young lady, who
leavea Lome and ber native land, that the
light ot truth may be shown to tbe benight
ed ol the heathen land. May a access
crown ber efforts.
PARKER & CO.,
BANKERS,
Mara Street, Mirn.ixrowx, Pens a-,
TRAKSACT A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS.
Discounts daily.
Accounts of firms, individuals and
corporations solicited.
Four per cent. Interest allowed on
twelve months' certificates.
For Drepay. Gravel, "ervaai
s Crlaary ar Liver Dis
eases. Core Guaraateed. Ofhce, S81
ASCH St., Philadelphia. All druggists.
Try it. $1 a bottle, six for $6
Mar. 14, 1888, ly.
SA LESM E TU
WANTED.
Pushing, reliable men, to Canvaa for
Ifursery Stecli. Permanent employ
sent Guaranteed. Smlery mud Jixprnset
Paid. Apply at once, statins; aire.
GLEN BROTHERS.
Refer te this paper. Rochester, N . T.
uae 18tb, 1888.
WISH TO STATR
A FEW FACTS
Worth. Knowing,
That I caa stop Tooraacna in less than
va minutes ; no pain, ne extracting.
That I can extract teeth without pain.
by tbe nse of a fluid applied to the teeth
and gums ; no danger.
That Diseased sx Gam (known
aa scarry) treat SzX-Li JT 1 auccraafully
and a cure warEPr4 VViwJ ranted in every
MA SOX fc IliMLII PIANOS.
Thi improved method of fastening tbe
strings ol pianos, invented by the Mason
and Hamlin Organ and Piano Company
lew years since, ia unquestionably one of
tbe most important uuprevemwsta ever
mada, making tbe instrument mere richly
musical m its tones, aa well aa more dur
able, and less liable to get out of tune.
o
The Homliest Saa in MitBiutown and
Pailersou, as well as the handsomest, and
other are invited to call on any druggist
and get free a trial bottle of fcvemp'a oal
aatu lor Ibe Throat and Lungs, a remedy
tbat is selling entirely upon its merits and
ia guaranteed to cure and relieve allCbron
ic aud Acute Cock lis, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price 50 cents and $
$nO One bottle of English Spavin Lin
iment cured my fine Norman mare oi two
ugly blood spavins which damaged her val
ue at least $80. It is the grandest Blem
ish cure I ever used.
Joan McCain, Horn Dialer,
Darlington lud
Sold by L. Bank & Co., Druggists, Mifflin
Teeth Fills a and warranted for life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or
remeddled. from $9.00 to $13 per set.
Beeutilul Gum Knaiueled Teet inserted at
price te suit alL
All work warranted to give perfect aatis-
fsctios. People who have artificial teeth
witn wnicn they cannot eat, are e.pecially
invited te call. Will visit professionally
at their home, if notified by letter.
Will Visit regularly at Richfield tbe 2nd
week of May and October.
Tains Cash.
G. I,. DERR,
PractlcaljDeatlst.
BSTABLisnrn atirrLiiTewa, Pa., ia Is 0.
Oct. 14 '85.
FUHHITUHEI FURNITURE!
I would respectfully inform
the citizens of Juniata County
that I have bought from John
S. Gratbill his entire etock of
Furniture and hu8 furnish
ing goods, which consists of
LAMPS,
CARPETS,
SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTRESSES.
FURNITURE,
to which I am adding daily,
JElf STOCK
which I am Belling ai ex.
stremely
low Israelis ,
for cash.
C. B. HO R.N I 5 G,
Crtstal Palace,
Corner of Bridge and Wter streets
Mifflintown, Pa.
January 11th. SS-lr
Come to our store and you'll tad that no matter whieh way yea lawk.
our prices have been eut down so low that yoa cannot bat aaaaira ear
pluck and energy in getting rial ef ear Summer Steak at the earlieet pos
sible moment, ibe prices we are aaaatar are incomparably Jew. .TJei a
single item has escaped the knife.
QIjAXCE BELOW FOR BARGAINS !
MEN'S SUITS.
OILS ! OELS ! OIXS
Ve Want Youi
To send us 40 cents
for one of our
B-iru FARM WRENCHES.
larht. Handy aad roc. will Ontwaar aad Oat
laat two Ordinary Wreacfcse.
YOU WANT
Ax Eixaica
Household S. D
This set consists ef
xteseweea
Set.
Bvcr.
iTHE STANDARD OIL COMPANY
of Pittsburg Pa., make
SPECIALITY
of manufacturingf for the Domestic
trade the Finest JSrmndt of Illnrainat
ing and Lubricating Oile, Naphth
and Gasoline, that can be made from
Petroleum.
We challenge comparison with
every known Product of Petroleum.
If you wihh the most
LWIFORMLJ SATISFACTORY
OILS M" THE .MARKET,
ask for ours, trade for Mifflintown and
vicinity Supplied by
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE A CO.
December 14,-87-ly
SWEEPING REDUCTION
IN MIX'S, YOUTHS' A5D JOTS'
CL$THIG, HATS
A!tn rritJIIII
AT
una $,
8
The
C H O T T ' S ,
.Leading Clothier.
Onr
Our
Our
Our
Our
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8
10
12
IS
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
Suits
have
have
have
have
have
been
beea
been
baa a
beea
rednces!
redaoed
red need
rodaceel
red a real
te
te
te
te
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Oar $5
Our 6
Our 7
Oar 9
BOYS' SUITS
Suits have been reduced te
Suits have bean real seed te
Suits have bean reduce' te
Suits have been renod te
S at.
S $.
T M
11 T5
13 7.
SS it
i.lt
4 87
For only S3 wa offer a choice assortment (i Inr.-Pants Saits wkisa
are in pretty styles aud have sold freely at $4 aad 14 0
Mohairs, Alpacas, Seersuckers. Striped Flannels, Xeckwear, Under
wear, in fact anything; we nail, are destined to a short life aiter yea learn
the undervalue at which we let voi carry the in awav.
BEFORE YOU LEAVE TO WIS
waits around to our stores aad procure anything yen neaa in Collar.
Cuffs, Valises, Trunks, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Xeckwear, aro., aa at
20 to 25 per eent lower than what you would have te pay at ether steres.
SCH0T T ,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
tbe fans. Sent f i-eo reeslt of $ I
CO.
Ask Your Local Dealer
for them, if he nv. ant rot Uie-. T
for voa. or -e .11 es rset of r.
mm above Send f.P fee or Ulutt.ufd eef
icfus.
ELLRICH & CO.,
Plantsville, Conn.
DOiX'S
CKLrBR 4TFW FFM I.K HOW.
tlUV lulC U'l &lVlriwul. llM
tMlr Sr 10.fJ AlMnru WtBiM.
(iuai Ajitel superior u au Mnw rrn
8rnl k?
mMTlw. or M.h ref uniled.
kT nail. 1. I'
tloslatl. Umm.
town l a.
April 25, 'H8, 6m.
Seme Foolish People
Allow a cough to run until it get beyond
the reach ot medicine. Tbey often say,
'Oh, it will wear away," but in moat cases
It weara ilieiu away. Could they be indue
ed to try tbe successful medicine called
Kemp's Balsam, which we will sell on a
guarantee to cure, they would immediately
see tbe excellent effect after taking the
drst dose. Price 60c and $I.OU. Trial
size free At all druggists.
Music for the Catupal$n.
We have fust received from the publiah
era. S . Brainard'a Sons, 145 Wsbash Ave.,
a copy of the "TRUE BLUE REPUBLI
CAN" Campaign Sorg Book, containing
sixteen piece of muaic, arranged fur male
quartette, with word and muaic complete.
The music waa arranged by a quartette of
Campaign dinger especially lor tbe com
ing Campaign. The price of the book is
but 16 cept.
Llfi of HENRY W IRQ BEECHER
ly uliunUil. emtur aia nr. iroa. au mna w am
aWts. arlca On. IKUar. g.iirnwwr. prepaid.
IKIO BOOB. t0..
etaliou U., Brooklyn, K.T.
Sprinj and Summer Goods
1 I would inform the public tbat I have
now a my aew niilliaery stora at my place
of reaideuce en Water .treat, II IBiatewn,
second door from earner ef Bridge street,
a full ntock, ef Spring at Summer millinery
1 goods, all new, and ef the latest atylea.
j and having employed ir.t class xallliaera
! I ass prepared to supply tha public with
I everything feuad ia a Brstclass milliner
' stars, coisa saa exsania. my stock. I
. esnsider it sa trouble to show goods,
j MRS. DK13L
I March 22-b".l.y.
Oewa
1865, ESTABLISHED 1887
Special Invitation Te Th Publia
To attend thn Attractire Sale f Clathing that gees en ImWj
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HAKLE x .
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock f Gods far
MEN, BOYS AND UHlLDKHi.
It is truly marvelous to Sea
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Lew Prices.
Ilis prices leave all Com; etitors in the rear, --n't fail
to giva him a call if in need of Clothing.
D. W. HARLEY
WILL rOPLB wm
Impure sin J L'mara).)
uiB Refrigerator j-btcl.
are lined witk wood . una
nd otacr aaiU. that uuse rumc troubles and
alfjrv cbiidren diatiaaci by Uuatuiy milk, wiies)
they caa get
WHY
REFRIGERATORS
LIKED WITH
etoiswan and Indurated Fibre,
wk lea ar frac freai abaorptioa. eoraaioa. m4
i
Watertown Steam Engine Co.
Asia ara
artr formaTiya of poivrntnis) nudes.
THOKOI (VHLY S A ITART
caJ of ice, and rotlucc low teoiLratwirc t
Catalogues giwimg full explanations aasl tfa-
acnptiofls will be mailed free oa applied Uoa.
Address tAc a-aQulaciarrrs,
MONROE Bros.,
trl "Way and Jeffcrwon ity-ot,
craaErvTEijvr. oino.
MAKRIED ;
MAN BECK BASHORE At tbe bridi's
residence on the eveniac of the Ctb.. by
Rider W. B. Brnmbangh, ed iter Go ptl M f-
eagrr, Huntingdon. Pa., William il. Maa
baca of M.fflia and Clara E. Baabore ol Van
Dyke.
WI3EBACPT SNTDER. On the Sth
inst., by Rev. A. H. Bpaogler, Georxe
wuebaupt and Mis. Magrie Snyder, both
of Port Royal.
DIED:
AtJKAN Chaster L., sen of Rictor B.
and Annie K. Auman, died Sept. 6 1988,
aged 9 months and b daya.
MirrLIJITOWN MARKETS.
Iinuron, Sep'r 12, 1888.
Butter 18
Egg 16
Ham, 124
Shoulder 10
Sides 8
Lard 10
MIFFLIN TOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat, new . ..... 70 to Hi
Corn new............ 55
Oats, 25
Ryo 6U
Cloveraeed $3 00
Timothy seed $1.76
Flax seed .... 1 60
Bran 30 00
Chop ., 1 SO
Sborta 2200
Ground Alum Salt 1 20
American Salt............. 1 lit
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHTLABExrHla., Sep'r 8. Wheat 94 to
$1.04. Corn 6aa56(c. Oats 27a34c,
Chickens Live hena Hall let. Roostera
6 a. cts Eggs 19aZOot. Butter 17s2cu.
Easr Libcbtt Cattle nothing doing
1 H- g Stja-i. 0 S tieep market dull
G. W. HE OK,
STILL IN THE LEAD.
TOE 0Iir EXCIatSIVE
Boot and Shoe Store.
LARGEST STOCK,
WE KEEP THESES! STOCK,
MOST VARIED STOCK
STEAM
ENGINES
ud BOILERS
of au jtvi.
tor Oeitak
JAMES & MAYER BUGGY CO.
or
Foot Wear in Juniata County.
IVInniiTactixr-o THE Velilcle ftv tb
FARMERS' & MERCHANTS' USE.
The most Btylish, Beet finished Slid Uot dnraUe aae4Uia
pricaxi YEHICLF.3 ever offered in America.
Send for full Eluitrated Cetalogue,
57. 69 and 6 1 Elm Street,
CINCINNATI. Ohio.
The people penerally recopnize penniDe claira. It is an easy matter
to make extravagant etatements. It is fur more important, however, to
have tbe people credit yotar Rtatements. We invite comparison. Onr
stock is all nice, all neat and all new. We continue to sell at the lowest
prices, and challengejany and all competitors. You know the store. There
ia ocly one. We shadow all.
G. W. HECK,
BKLFORD BLOCK, ('OUNER MAIN AP URTPrtF TREFT
Kemp'sMannre Spreader
Telaable Ia
Ssglf seed Trsds Msi-a f CLfcANFAST
I saw
S BLACK
TOCKINGS
.....frlltt. 1 1 f CfMb
waa f I i i tt i
aliss liaise'. MMCIIMryi
a Per Cant. Cheapsr than any
ether, all thknge oonaiderexi.
aa ts ttf' rasss swes a mrr
r aCTtave.fi alFt 0O- &iKZ,m. w.
SILK FINISH, LISLE, anal COTTOH
r-i,!SS"ErctLsioR hos'iut tn.
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