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EASTWARD.
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mMi tiATii.;, leave. Altoona
"i . Tyrone 5 5i s, B.
i. ni., Monnt Csion at
i' ii it i ti . 1 1 1 . .n i 04
i i. !., I.rwiHtown 7,58
h in.. S!il!'m 8.17 .
i. in-. Mexico $.Z a. i
.i. in.. undvke 8. .1.1
1 i a. m., Purward S 47
s. a m., wprt ,H5 a.
Il.irrtshure at 1 I a. .,
i liia, S l." p. m.
! pk l.-ave altnona dsiw
.! -! i;"K all regular
n A.i.m.iih ami Hurrisbiirg,
n- -".!) . in., Unrriufcurg
I irruMio Philadelphia at
i ;.. pittsbnrg daily at
: i n p. ai., and stop.
r- i ; ir stations arrive at Militia
.... iUmsbtir 7.1-0 p. m., J"aila-
- a . m .
-.-.. !'. s Pittsburg atlOUam.
: I" rune 6 oj p ni ; fiunt-
. ! . vv ihtuwu ft 4" p ui ; Mif-'irn-l.urg
lUt p lu; Phils-
i K; r-s will stop at Mitttia
. !i - a tl.ij.gcd
V r - TV AKB.
- i ' i-.. - Plinuli-lpliii dailv at
: . : it : . ; ;i l'i v i MiiBia
' , jx p ui ; Altuooa
. - i; iMi-l.nrg .it 1 1 55 pa.
- ; !'-!:yph Philadelphia
'i ti i.niir, H 13 a. m.;
; ' . ; Newport, 9 '.16 a.
I 1 i. ni.; Thomi'SonfowD,
'. i i " .... I ' h a. ui.; Tuwar-
.. V' lu t)7 a. tn.; Port
. Y itilln, III Jii a. n.;
. N irr.iwi, I') Kl a. m.;
.. i.s Me V.-vli.wn, 1 1 It
. : .... ! I ;! a. ni.; llnn
. f r'iw. I '7 p. m.
. . , i:: I stop at all rogular
I r ; .n i Altcooa.;
i i' . " i i r&il'Irlplua dai
.. . I : irR, I 'J P-
. VlHr ivilli-, Duacu--'vri,
rhoniontowat
' l tihiM, 1 1 o a. in.; Al
. ... i i Pitiiburst, 6 lu a.m.
'is i'iuU lulplua dilr at
.! . I 1.20 a. in.,
. Mm 1J.4 7 p. m., top--'ii.
im tH'twieo M.tHia
- .t. m; at .1.30 p. m-t
! mi .nvri'is imvii Phlt-
i i . ' i. in., ILirnburg tl
i ti i-i 4.t p. m., .New
M .. r-fiiwrrj o.-o p- n
a . ; . ui., Van-iyk 5.
ti. - i is p, lu., Mu'i -.5i p.
. ; . 1 p. III., MllUlll l),U J P-
- p. in , Mi-Vrytown 6,
. ! I i nuioii 7,10 p.
. . I n , Altonn '. O'J p. m.
. iv, 'i. i'lniuiiolpbia 1125
i " . in ; Dmiraunon S
. . ; I i'l ii mi ; M lllin 4 39a
i I ami McV'oyt.wo 5 1
, I .i ui ; tliiutiiirfiloea
. i 'i J " a m ; t pruca C'rwek
7 ml a in ;
,,r, ., s n.. a iu ; Pittbui(t
rut. on Sundara,
.. - .!. I iy Mail at loaiiC
T it 1 i ' p. III.
I H ; - I l lV I'l V IM i..
i i w .1 w n J nno t ion lor Mil
i i i ' . i ni, -J Upai l
' , i . I . , i IHI p III.
i' I istown Junction Iroal
' i i - . pin, I .i p m ; trm
. i i, I I 1 i ni-
. i .'v n i- DlVISlu.V.
. l .u.uo fur Bellftout
i. n b i'i :i ill , 7 lip m. La
: . ,s. :,; auJ Cleiu-""1"1 '
, 1.1.7 'J p ill.
1 : nr .ir Warrior Mark,
, . a:i.l Scotia at 20
i i: r runs from BHefontai
i t i . i ii , J o i p ni, ami 6 37 p
r ni. ..: Tvr.'iio from Cur
. iMi.-, I ,n. ..H n, and 11
in .
.riiv ii T. r..no from Scoti,
. .i.. I r. ..n.. Ivaut ruroc
. !.. K. x i.KPr-i'KD DIVISION
Ii nuing-fon for B'""'0"
ai. I :. nlK'i iaml at It 2-i
r .... , H iiifiiS'l-n from
.: , i l l t'liintwrland at l-
' p. in.
. I . I ! A Y Mi I " K (. J BKAC
. .v.- .: ..una lor points Soiitb.
- , ,. p m. 13" P
.sup , ;i .V) p m.
,. .it Alt, .una from !''
, p, j m. 7 imi ,.iu. and W ""
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SENTINEL & ftEPOBUCAS
" MIFFLINTOWN:
n n rsn vt, skp-r i. isss.
TERMS,
unbirrp'ion. ' ,0 I"'r n"m i( paid
"x uu:eat artvertnem -nU inaertod at 60
i. r ini-h tor i-ach inaertion.
eLn ' .... K.win..,ia nutirea in local col
I'r-u
run,
yt-nr-
in renta t-r lino tor each inawrtioo.
!la:titi Ix5 to thoM deairina;
lvertme by thn year, half or quarter
SHORT I.OC.ILS.
J. ii
l H iv.li"!"!. lon-iuan ot th Tribune
ii ii list.
t.. j nituilx-r of p.iple are on the aick
l' .rt Knyal.
1, N. Lf'iion, ' Ni-liraak is visiting
. in P.iU.-rson.
f I it -w-k d-Nvml the
ia HO dij after confirmation of aaie.
Mra. Elizabeth Hawk and daughter Sallia,
of thia place, are on their way to the atate
of Indiana to rialt relatirea with whom
tbey intend remainma; aeveral months.
The Port Royal Cider Preaa will not be
mn on Wednesdar, Thursday and Friday,
September 20, J7 and 28 tb, ovine to the
Juniata County Agricultural Society hold.
ins; their annual Fair at that time.
J. F. Jacobs.
The election in Vermont ard Maine last
week sbow that the Republican party ha
not been weakened by the defeat of its
Presidential candidates in 1!"4, and will
applied an electric battery to the body of
the unfortunate man for three hours before
he regained consciousness, and his first e X-
c tarnation was, "Wait a doae that old
gare me. Another waa tak
en with co&TuUion and was worked with
by bis companions until Sunday morning.
The third escaped with a terrible ser na
tion of pain in the head and muscles of the
body.
A McAlistemille man partook of the
decoction and was also taken with convul
sions, but at last reports was doing well.
The unfortunate young men from this
place were taken care ot at the hotel by Dr.
Fisher abd companions who accompanied
make a close struggle in tbe states that them to Fayette. And were in condition
X e rain'
se,-.:'C cOilM'lertblV.
hm'I V!l.in. rmplnved in Alt xini. was
t..iri !.i"t Thnrswtiv.
n .ii(-( hundred bushels of pota
t..,.. C '" ' 'n" 'rt'c,
M ir'i'i B'-.dVr. sick with k dnev trouble
jr.,j v s ..nie rvi'ir-r.
f Kink. I-:! returned to Jefferson
1 r.,1!..-.. a a student.
h ive .iet from elol-rs. ni a
n f"...ii..risnd rini-v,
V ith. T'). hss t-one tr C innonsbiirfr.
gve the IH-mocracy their electoral rote by a
small majority in the pepular Tote.
The budy or W.lliara Miera, of Morton,
Iielawsre county. Pa., waa cremated in the
Crematory near Philadelphia last week.
M iers died in Cincinnati in an insane asylum.
The cremation of Miers I the eleventh
that has taken place in 'he j.iit mentioned
, crematory since its construction not long
j sgo.
to be brought home on abtath evening,
and wish the exceptiou ot one are about in
their usual state ot health.
I'onrresslanal Con Terence.
Port Royal Fair.
We take pleasure in ackoowledghig
courtesies extended by the management of
the Juniata County agricultural society,
who will bold their annual lair, on their
magnificent grounds at Port Royal next
week, September 25,,27 and 28. Lovers
of the turf may enjoy interesting races on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The
liberal offer of three thousand dollar in
premiums, doubtless, in thia year of bounti
ful agricultural products will occasion one
ol the moat attractive fairs ever held in
J unlata.
The Republican Contereea for the ISIh
' Congressional District, comprising the
; counties of Uuntiugdon, Fulton, Franklin,
! Juniata, Milf.in, Snyder and L'nion, aasem-
The U .Inlay -bore Register, of last week : bled iu Coulerence in Lewiatown last Tuea-
l
M !.
i y.,js
I says : A new and most dangerous counter
. leit bill is now afloat. It ia a silver
j certificate, check letter I). The workman
1 ship nu the bill is almost perfect. The
b-.gua bill that caught so many a short
time ao was check letter . A sharp
I iwikout sboiilil be Kept tor the bills.
t hr.ir.lish sipivta L.ini:uent removes all ! N
; Hard Soit. or Calloused Lumps and Blem-
iibes fiom horses. Blood Spavin, Curbs,
! Splints, Sweeny, King-bone, gtitlos,
Strains, ail Swollen Throats. Cough", Etc.
day alternoou.
The Population ol MifKictown and Pat
tersou is auuui ItiUO, and we would aay at
least one bait are troubled with ome affect
ion ot ibe Throat and Lungs, aa those
complaints are, according to statistics, more
numerous tliu others. We would advise ail
bot to neglect tnc opportunity to call on
their druggist and get a bottle of Kemp's
Balsam lor the Tbroat and Lungs. Price
5'A; and $1X0. Trial nztfret. cold by all
aruggisu.
PARKER & CO,
BANKERS,
JIai Stbeet, MirFt.rxTowx, Pessa.,
TRANSACT A GENERAL
8&uK!SG 3USttG3.
Diseonnta Amx.
Accounts of Ci m.--. indiviiluoje and
corporations po'n-ifc 1.
Four per rent. Interest allowed on 1
twelve inonll:" rtiticntefi.
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MAKK1ED:
WUIPPLE McCRUM.-Jm the llti
insi., l the residence of tbe bride's parents
in this j lace, by Kev. A. R. Miller, William
The following is a list of tbe conferee l. Wbippie ol Cheyenne, Wyoming Terrt
aud Ibe county tbey represented : L'uion ! tory, aud Helen K., unly daughter of Col.
II. P. lilover, G. W. Scnock and J. K.. K.re- j l' a- coutn.
mer ; Snvder A. C. Simpson, B. F. Wag- ORA YB1LL BUTTI GER Onthellth
rimvilrr anil I. I. Manteck : II unt.nedon 1 l'i Kev- fc- k- Bcrr , Henry W . Wray-
M. G. Brumbaugh, Z. I. Jouea and J. N
t., ,'ten.l Jefferson Aculeniv.
T-n. V. Ailion. ot p i j Save Ji by the use of one bottle, n ar-
. '-nt hi rsrents in this p'aee. ranted. Sold by L. Bank 4c Co., Druggists,
n O reenl.se Iter met in the National j Mitllintowu Pa. April 25. 'b!, 6rao.
n . .-.'ion I lit week in Cinp'nnVl. I Hunti r.g l. n, experienced a sensation
c . V, Snlo.iff. of Psteron l.s foiw to . several diys ajo, causel by a yoang mm
e...i-iv t.. stten.l S'.te C.lieir-. failina ! af pear at the timi- pp)itit.-d l.-r
SIK1, . w'.til1T) to nn house wor" in
i Van. i'v For particulars silitrcss
f i
Tf.e
to
"It.
th .ai'road
are
at
ot
Reunion o the Pennsvlvania Re-
.,w, t....k place at Lancaster Tester.lay.
h" 1 'h inst.
i: ..'rns'l eoinpsnies are hsvine chicken
irs l.ni't in which the fowles are to u- sent
l'iv e trt Plilrk.'t.
sunflower stock st Belleville, Mifflin
county h.vs rrodneed a flower measuring
I .'. i. feet in diameter.
T familv of E. ? . Parker, have retnrn
to Washington r. C, after spending the
Bummer in this r'sce.
f.ewistown pe.tp'e renort h.ehwav rob
L. ries as tsklne'place rre.iientlv between
li it place and l.oean.
.fmes- North, Jr.. scted as hs(tpac
afrit at h R. K. sti'iou durine hisirigo
ar. nt Ksenn's nhsene".
Wuiren-t tilled with crs'e 1 peaches
brnurht every rise
this place to h sh;p
TH-.lobn K..Mjnn property, corner
Main ami .Tuniat i Street in Patterson
l.eirr t ut in a state i.f it-pairs.
m m l after next Sabbath preaehine
tLe I n'l-erati cl.urch will pnm-nence
,,V'". k instead c.f 7:30 o'clock.
Tli" f-iin'y Commissioners spent lust
wets i Erie upon t'ie occasion or tVeP'ato
l onntr flommi's-iorer's Convention.
i; eat reduction in price ol Will Pa per
ami 1 iitf' st.,ck to select Irom at
FSAMISLI S IlllDWtll ii... Co.
Oil Wir.l w Shpdes with spring Hvtnre,
60:., at
Fr VNl tsi TS IlAtWAI & , Co.
er be.! at the riilroid statinn is
. r;. b. aiiii'ul and is kept in line
n l.v 'lie company "a management.
The p'll ,:ip schools i.f the boroughs are
opered r..t the school throughout the
1 1 Mitv ill all I f cjen in a wi ck nr two.
Joins Ueniio. tortivrlv o! Jiiniaf i took a
loi l . t pe ich.-s from this county ti lii
borne in Miillin county several dys since.
H.-hert Stone, son of D. D. Stone has
l to his home in n ashington, i
at
Th
iol U'i
CMl'll
ll I
ref'i
Oeorge Jacobs,!
alter h irimt spent the summer in this place.
Tie Democratic Senatorial Conference
he'd at New port lat Thursday,
t.r.r Dvitoa-ratic townsman
,-,.ntie Russell, sped thirteen vears,
.uvuter ot James Sussell. of Port Royal,
died . I Typhoid fever last We.tnesdiya
week.
Miss Mary lb-ale, of Johnstown, Pa., and
VieU Picrcres-.n, of Biltmiore, M l., are
isitinj; at th" home of S. II. Louden in this
place.
Miss F.llen Musser, seed twenty
.Liiirbter of Jacob lliiwr, of Port
died on Ftid.iv, one wek of Tj bold
tever.
Philip finif will preach a ppeciai
i, to the p. S. A., on next Sabbath
Even body is welcome to be
his marri(te with a young lady of ote of
the prominent families ot that town. The
young man who disappointed the girl is a
fraud, and it is a thousand tinii--s barter she
found him out at the time appointed for
the wedding than to have found him out
alter m irrnge.
The peach growers of Juniata hav e never
yet s ruek a heavily atairnatel miiket as
has some time overtaken tha Maryland
and Delaware peach growers. The moun
tain peaches sre the best and the most of
the luscious peaches ot Juniata are sent
west as fist as the iron horse can driw
them Orders Icr the season of ISa'J have
Imm n received by some ol the peach growers
ot Junista.
An exchange says : People throughout
the state of Pa., are receiving circulars
Mating that Vanderbiit has bcpieuth.-d Si,.
(CIO M0 to be given to poor people, regard
less of race or color, at th't rate of $:1'J each,
which will be nt to each applicant upon
r. ceipt ol $:..r)'l sent to -'J . L. Church,
aent. Lone; Island City." Many people
l ave teen taken in by the swindle.
Forty-one years ago a yoiiug man of
Rhode Island a-ked a young worn in of the
same state to marry him. She said '-No."
The young man went about his business
h'tt he kept his eye on the woman, and from
time to time renewed his suit, she refusing
oiler after offer, lie persevered and his
consistency wasrtiwar.lt: 1 a .short time -ago,
when she accepted and married him. He
was 72 vests old and ahe iil."
The loliowifg Irom an cxchinge shows
how Cumberland county wheat yield by
the sheaves: Twenty-eight dozens ol sheaves
ot Fulcastcr heat were threshed a few
days sgo on the tarui ot Willi im M. Doner,
situated two miies west ol Carlisle. The
yield was thirty bushels. Also on the
same day titty don ol Mediterranean
sliiji sits Ibrtshcd which yielded liity
and t ne.half bu-htU. The sheaves were
trt.tn a seif r iking machine and were tied
by hand.
One of the most difficult things to con
trol is the fra.i tulent use of tlje t'nite 1
States malls by tieople who wish to save
p.istag-. Very o! ten p op'e will writ al
ov r tbe nurziiis ol a newspip-r iu . 1 r
' to save a cent. A t'.riu in Lancaster .. ts
i
nominated h,--" "- "' r wratpmg a letter i;i a
bundle ol dry goods sent throiigti liie mail.
Better deal henestlv wi;h L'ncle Sam in the
in itier of jsist t.ffii e stfairs. The $10 fine
paid by the Lancaster firm would have pur
chased live hundred stamps; sufficient to
have conducted the correspondence of the
firm tor a ytar."
Prof. Richard A- Proct ar, a tlis'ia li.'i
ed astronomer and scientist who recently
I came from F l'.rida was taken sick with
i eliow tever i-l New York fitv. I!e Wast
sh ; Juniata J. S. Oraybttl, J. Lyons,
aud J. K. R jbison ; Franklin O. U. Weit
ling, A. N. Poiueroy aud S. 11. Pratber ;
Fu.too J. R. Dutlield, Judge McKibhm
and Jere Crom.r ; MirHin 0. A. Zaibe, T.
D. Parker and K. C. Eider.
An orgauization was formed by tbe elec
tion ot II. P. Glover aa president, A. ?.
Pomeroy aud J. A. Nash as secretaries
and B. F. Wagfonseller aud J. A. Gray bill
as tellers.
On motion ballots were ordered to be '
ta.iea in alphabetical order, by Tiva voce, j
and in case o. absentees members present
were authorized to cast the lull vote ot the j
county. I
14. B. Weistling nominated Hastings Gehr
of Franklin ; Jere Cra mer nominated W. L.
McKibbin of Fulton ; Jeremiah Lyons nom
inated L. E. Atkinson of Juniata ; R. C. El
der nominated H. J. J. Ctilbertson of Mif-
Ilio ; A. C. Simpson nominated A. W. Pot
ter of Snyder and H. II. P. Ulover nominat
vd J. P. Miller of L'nion county.
61 ballots in all wera taken and the meet
ing adjourned without result.
The vote remained unchanged during tbe
eutire session and was as lollowa.
L. K. A tkuison G votes, the delegates of
both Juniata and Huntingdon voting for
biiu. Each of tde other candidates had
three votes ; the vote of the conferees of
his own district.
The conference adjourned to meet in nar
risburg on Gctober 2nd.
It will be seen that Dr. Atkinson's
cbences for a re-nomination are promising
as he he started out in the conference in
the lead and retained it through tbe con.
ference. A most startling incident occur
ed ot the close of the conference about lh
80 P. M., by Dr. John Dufh-lii, conferee
lrom Fulton county dropping dead. The
doctor had been ailing trout rheumatism in
tbe hip, and it is believed the sudden trans
fer ot the rheumatism from the bip to the
heart that took his lite.
bin ud alary N. iioiiiger, both ot Monroe
towusbip.
OAKJIAS BOTT1GEK On aamn day,
by tbe same, Kltaworiu A. Girmiit, aitd
Alice . Boitixer. bo IQ of Monroe towi.aUip.
LOlULKa EATON On Thursday.
ScpteiuiK.t Oih, I?, by Kev. E. K. Berry,
jii Kiuuw K, bstua, lu VV ni. A. Lo'bers,
bolu ol lCtt towusbip.
CLAKk-rKY. On Sep't 13th lfcbW
At lue resideucc ut Mrs. Pbebe L. Kroesl, in
Miilurd Towuship, 't heo pbilua T. Clare aud
Miss Sallie &. ft) , botn ol Miliord Township.
Tuu marriage cereiuouy waa performed by
Kev. A. K. Miner, pastor ot the Mittliutowu
Metbodist r.piscopai Churcn.
For Uroptty, (ravel. Xervon
nm Irlnar or Liver Dim-
easet. Cure Gnsrsnteed. Olhce, SSI
ARCH St., Philatlelpl.'a. All druggist.
Try it. (I a bottle, six lor 5
Mar. 14.1SSH, ly.
SA L E S M E fl!
Pushing, reliable mep, to Canvass for
!fu Titer JT StOCH. Permanent employ
meat Gusrautetd. Paltry and t- xseaspt
Paid. Apply at oi.co, ..fating age.
GLEN R HOT HERS,
Refer lo this paper. 1; ichester, N. Y.
June loth, IStrl
DIKUs
ERNEST On the 10th of September,
Adam Ernest, of Patterson, aged 04 years,
4 mouths and 6 day.
ML'SSER On the 7th inst., at the resi
dence of her parents, in Port Koyal, Miss
Ella May, daughter ol Mr. and Mr. Jacob
Mustier, aged years, 7 months and 28
days.
RUSSELL. On tho 6th inst., at the
residence ot her parents, in Port Koyal,
Moutic Junta, daug tiler of Mr. and Mrs
James E. Russell, aged 13 years and 19
day.
LEONARD. On tbe 9th inst., at the
residence ol her parents, in Academia
Mary, intant daughter of Mr. John and
Lydia Leonard, aged 1 year, 7 month and
14 days.
LONG On the 5th inst., in Susquehanna
township, Juniata couuty, Benjamin Long
Aged bi years, 11 tuonius and b days.
KNOX On the 29th nit., in Lack town
ship, John Knox, aged bl years, 3 months
and 20 day.
BASTUESS On the 3d inst., in Thomp
Souiown, uaniei oasiress, m the 74th year
of bis age.
AUMAN On the 6th inst., in Patterson
Chester L-, infant son of Rictor H. aud
Annie E. Auman, aged 9 month and 5 day
WILSON. On the 9th int., in Bcale
township., McNair Wilsou, aged about 64
years.
A I'alr of Reals,
. c.
Monday iiijbt of last week two Toung
men arrived in Newport, abd registered at
the Miller hotel as L. Houghton and Wtu.
Mangel. They stopped with Landlord
Ritter until Wednesday morning, when they
hired a team from Liveryman J. M. Smith,
for a day 's drive, attending to their business
which they ssid was selling Warner's Sale
Cure. At tue end ol the day tbe men failed
to rt-iurn, but sent a postal from Port Royal
that the drive was too loug tor one dav and
they would teturn on Thursday. Thursday
right another postal wai received, bearing
no .ost mark or place, staiiug that on ac
count ot the rain tie y colli 1 Hot make lhe:r
trip and return before Saturday evecing.
Saturday evening arriving and no men cr
team putting in au appearance. Mr. Smith
concluded it would be belter lor h m to
look up the fellows. Suulay morning he
went to Port Royal, and npon inquiring
about learned tbe men had gone toward
Mifflin, aud on driving to Mifflin he discov
ered that tbey bad lelt lor Lewiatown.
The twelve ititerveiing milea were driven
over as r.pi.lly as possible, and just as Mr.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKFTS.
Virri ixtowx, Sep'r 19, 1PP8.
Butter 18
Fg 1
ll-m M
Shoulder, 10
Side, 8
TJifi . 10
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKKT.
Wheat, new ...... 75 to 85
Corn old 00
Oats,.... 25
Rve 5'
Cioverseed f 2 00
Timothy seed $1-75
Flax seed 1 60
Bran 2l Oil
Chop , 1 SO
Shorts 22 00
Ground Alum Salt 1 20
American Salt............. 1 10
WISH TO STATF.
i nax a'iseae: 7ss
as Scurvy) treat
and a cure w ar is". Sf?
case. 7JC2
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I cau stop tootu tout in less than
five minutes; no pan:, r.e extracting.
That 1 cau extra-.t teeth without pain.
by the use of a fluid applied to tbe teeth
aud gums ; no danger.
That Diseased Gnm (known
ed successfully
ranted in every
Teeth Fillsd aud warr.anttd for life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or
remoddlod, Irani J.I.MI to $li per set.
Beautiful Gun: Knaiu-led Toet inserted at
prices to suit all.
All work warranted to give perfect satis
faction. People who hate artificial teeth
with which they cannot eat, are especially
invited tn call. W iil visit professionally
at their homes if notified by letter.
Will visit regu'aily atIlichUeld Ibe 2nd
weeks of May aud Ottoher.
Tekms Csh.
G. Ij. DEIIR,
P r act leal, Dm lint,
ESTABLISHED IX MirFUVTOW , Pa., IX IS 60.
Oct. 14 rl5.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE !
I
t
j I would respect fully inform
the citizens of Juniata County
that I have bought from John
S. Graybill his entire Ftock of
: Furniture and house furnish
ing goods, which consists of
i
LAMPS,
CARPETS,
SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTRESSES,
FURNITURE,
to which I am adding daily,
.VJE JT9 STOCK
which I am selling at ex.
! stremely
Come to our store an.1 voull find that no tnattor wbirb way van look.
onr priceB bare been cut doni bo low that yon cannot lint admire onr
pluck anJ energy in getting riJ f onr hurumer htwck at tne earnest, pos
tsible monicDt. The prices we ar itamiaf are incomparably low. 'Sot a
single item bas epcaped tbe knife.
GTjANCE I3ELOW FOR BARGAINS !
"MEN'S SUITS.
"low ijiiici:s
(or cash.
C. B. 11 0 U1X I X G,
Crystal Palace,
Corner of Bridge andWiter 6trets
Slifilititown, Pa.
January lltb. '8S-ly
We Want You.
To send us 40 cents
for one of our
SWEEPING REDUCTION
IN MEN'S, YOUTnS AND HOTS'
C'LOTIIIXC;. II ATS AXD I t-R IMI I iOOI!.,
AT
s
The
C II O T
Ij c ad i n r
T ' S ,
Clothier.
Our
Our
Onr
Our
Our
$ .1
H
10
12
IS
Onr
Our
Our
Onr
C
Suits baTe been reduced to .' iO.
Suits bave been reduced to 60.
Suits bave !on 1 educed to 7 G'A.
Suits bave lieen redncod to 11 75.
Suits bave been reduced to li? S7.
BOYS' SUITS
Suits bave been reduced to $3 39
Suits hav been reded to 4.13
Suits have ben reduced to 4 37
Suits have butn reduced t t.5t)
For onlv we ofTer n choice assortment of Knee laois Suits which
are ia pretty styles nnd Lave Fold freely ut $1 and -1 50.
Mohairs. Alpacas, Seersuckers. Striped Flannels, Xeckwear, Under
wear, in fact anything we well, are destined to a shrt lifa after yon loan
the undervalue ut whu-h we let you carry thetu away.
BEFORE YOU LEAVE TO WIN
waltz around to our stores and procure anything yem ea in Collar.
Cuffs Valises. Truuks, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery. Neckwear, Ac, anal at
20 to 25 per cent, lower than what you would have to pay at other ntr.
8 0 II 0 T T ,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN, i'A.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PuiLAbELPAIA, September 15, 1S88
Peniisyviiia sliest 1.01. Corn -i3 to 54c
ttats 2J to 3cts. Live chickens IU to
lie per lb. butter IS to 2ic. tpjrs 20c.
Winter bran $ 17.23 a ton. Coal oil 7J for
70 lire lest, and I'J lor 110 tire test.
Best beet cattie in Chicago ti 00 good
I leel cattle 5.15, ordinary cattle 8,M) balls
and mixed stock cattle at 1 Lo to 2 SO.
She. p at $2.50 to $1.50. H igs at Si to
$ t 2 a.
Y
6 in. FARM WRENCHES.
lacht. Han.lv an.i Ptmne. will Outwear ana Out
kut to Ltrdiuary W renche.
YOU WAP1T
As Eixbich
Household S. D. Set.
This st cinisl ftf a Eawwvs. Han-t! nd
four lalerchnneiibla bla.'- '1 sui-ir-ilriTH-s ali.l
Schisel. fililti: sr.ms: sll leu-lesS ni a i.sdt wl
box ThiKl'.'J is ftofliniKr usnl nsnifh-ri.
uri.und tlie house, nt H.e ..iT.s. in the shop, on
the farm, tsent free en receipt l I .60.
Ask Your Local Dealer
forthem. if h Mi n"t ci ihem. bewHI r" Hhui
for sou. or wi rills.n.l elh.' u ree; t l .e...
asalx.ve SesJ .o.hjj for o ir .'l.iaf.a'. inta-
ELLUICII & CO.,
Plantsvilie, Conn.
OILS! OILS I OILS
THE STANDARD OIL COMPABT
of Pittsburg l'a., make
a dtiittit a t rm-siT-
V. JliVXa-i-Js. J. JU
of raannfactui ing for the Domestic
trad the Finest Brands of Illuminat
ing and Lubricating Oils, Naphtha
aud Gasoline, that can be made from
Petroleum.
We challenge comparison with
I every known Product of Petroleum.
I If you wish the most
UNIFORMLY SATISFACTORY
OILS LY THE MJ1RKET.
ask for ours. irae foi Mifflintown and
vicinity Supplied by
fraNi iscus hardware & co.
Dectnbcr 14,-87-ly
18(35, ESTABLISHED 18ST
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale l Clthinj that
from
THE
D.
IMMENSE
W.
STOCK
OK
It will I
A.) VANTAGE OF
ARLBY
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invent to examine the Stock of (Jo'1b
for
n i
S?IoNEES' SALE OF
Suitih and the Undloid at fort Ke.yal, who
was with linn, drove up to the National I V' A I I" i IM V" P F I KTaTF
I I aMt aa v - A. A aValal U -A- A aa aw
CR.CIX
msties. or es.ti r I ifnl.sL
uji Ac. IT. 1'ix. I r.-iimnt c, Boluu, 31.
.Flip TF.P FFM I.E I1IW.
:itr.Jtlilil:i.iv,Pi:in,L I
r I.T l".... . itM-re-.n .niii.IL
1 FuiiKfr l. all .rfhtfr rm-
s. ut l.r niAil. si. J'j
f uruov wion trrruro iwnwtinei.h
taio ui iit-nni nniiu uukuiii-n
KiiS ir'iM. fin-
Iv lllunt.-l, civlti hie from tals lurUk Ui hm
nrrf- 1'iaca cms Is.liax. V.xn . mm . prepswi.
l.MUV HMIK sj ,
iiub i., Brooklvn. N.V.
Spring and Summer Goods.
I would inform the public that I have
n"' n my new nnliin.-ry store at rny place
of residence on Water street, Mifwiotewn,
second iliK.r lrom earner ef Bridge street,
j a full stock, of Hj lief 4l .Summer millinery
! gcods, ali new, and ef the l.-it'st style.
and havir g ctr.pl. .j ed first class milliners
lam prpri.i to supply tbapuhlic with
everything teur.d in a firfto'ass milliner
store, coiee and exsiiiine rev stoctt. I
consider it tie trouble to show goods.
MRS. DK1ML.
i March 22-vT.l.v.
Kev
serine
nit.rni'.jr.
present.
Lust atur.lay was pay day on the P. R.
K. and the hearts of the employee were
made gl.id as the size or their wallets were
llHTease.1.
In Juniata and Perry counties So'i per
sons are getting pensions. In Juniata
si. .tie there are 221 pensioners
IVrrv ;l.;.i.
year, i n.inov.,j (ro:u Westminister Hotel wh--re
Roval, I .... . , ,w e
.its ain.icni ji T"a..nnri-i as iuc nus
fever, to Willar.l Parkers hospital where be
sncciiiiib."l t the di.eiss and diet. Piof.
Procter's t.vtii!y ro at Oakland, Florida.
The Prof betore bis death said that there
were no casts of ) eilow fever in the vicinity
ol Oakland when h- left to coma to New
Tork. tn w,.ptember 14:h a case of yellow
fevr was tNo reported in Philadelphia.
The case was that ol Andrew Patterson
who had lelt the yellow lever district ot
Jacksonville, Klor'da, where he had been a
nurse to those having the disease. Tbe
Uoards of H.-i'th proles ability to keep
the disease in checR.
and
I
The Prohibitionist of Dauphin county ; Vtssun, Sept. 11, lS.x. At the borne
d-t.eiitici'd l y rcsoluficn in Convention, 0 tiiP l.n.ie's parents in M illtintown. Pa.,
the to gnat lolitical parties lor their lack ' py Kev. A. K. Hilar fasfor of the Metho
ol Prohibit u n principles. I disl church. Miss Helen E. ilcCrnm, tbe
J.'seih Met'aiiley, assistant ticket agent j accouipliehed .laiiiht. r of Col. E. B. Me
at the st..ii.,ii was 'transferred t) IIunMn Cruui, an t bo, tor the last five ye u-s, ha
d .ii list week where he will act in the sa ue been a resident olChere.ine, Wyoming Ter.
capacity for several weeks.
"1 he next re-union of the Veteran Sol
diers' Association of lluutingdon, Milllin,
l'nion, Snjder, Juniata and Perry counties
will be held at Selinsgrove, Snyder Co.,
Penna.
Thre was almost an exodus of the
Jomiif n oise ot ti ns calmly last week on
their way to schools and College outside
the limits of Juniata county.
Nelson and Maiiucck Merchants, doing
business m Tlioiiirnontown bave sold IhJir
ti.rc to iliiton SchUgel, of East Salem,
who Mill soon take possession.
lis.rite (iostieu und wife, and Mi.
Samuel Goshen accc .upanied by her chil
dren are on C'eir way to Colorado. Mrs.
Samuel (I oshen and chi'.drvn intend to make
tl.nr In :i.e in ihat state.
A I hitiei-e upo- the afreets of our town
on last Friday cinsed every one who saw to
wonder what could have brought him here
and " was l.-uin ', he intended starting a
laun..ry in the near future.
Knp'ure Cure Guaranteed by Dr. J. B.
M iyer, Ml Arch ireet, rhil'a, Pa. Ease
at once, no oper-Uoa or delay from busi
ness, attested by thousand or cure alter
fliers tail. Advice free. Send for circular.
March 1 1, S. ly.
W. W. Sharta offer his Brick Hotel in
Mi-A'.isterviUe for sate at a fair price and on
tisunsbln I'Tim. Possession will Stven
hotel, the lellows came out
teeth, having just euj jyed a
picking their
good dinnsr.
The nndersigned w ill sell at ublic uutcr
They recoguiztd tbeir ursuei at once, i on tbe premises at the uianioo bouse ol lue
aud made overtures to Mr. Suiitb to settle assiguor on Saturday, October btb, lssts, at
1 o'clock f . M., ol said day the loilowing
valuable real estate. .
his bill, which be waa not slow in accept
ing. At tbe National they registered as
Nat Leonard aud Robert Burnett. Alter
settling their bid tbey had cheek enough
to ask Mr. Smith to hire them tbe tram for
ai.ottu r day, but they tailed to hire it.
Tbey then asked privilege to return to Port
Koyal with Mr. Smith and tbe landlord,
wlucii was granted ibeoi, but when the
hour of leaving arrivtd tbe men where non
est, having gathered their little all together
and took leg-bail tor more cungeuiaiciiiuea .
Kvery place tbey Mopped they loll a board
b II aland. No doubt they are both "dead
beats." Neaporl Ledgor.
rilorr, and William L. Whipple, son of
Mr. I . C. Wbipile, one ol the leading bus
ine men of Cheyenne, and himself engag
ed in the banking business in that city.
The reremonv was at an arly time of H:30
in the morning, ar.d immediately thereafter
a most excellent breakfast was s-rved by
Mrs. Murray ol she National Mouse. To ay
it waa served by Mr. Murray is sufficient,
as ber well known ability a a caterer must
guarantee tt one of tbe best ; and such it waa
indeed, calling forth high praise from a!j
w ho i artook of it. At ,.:55 A.M. the happy
couple left lor Harrisburg, Watkins Glen,
Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Chicago and the
West. Tribune.
summer lrlnk Lay Hi cm Out.
A party of joutijt married men from thia
' place, visited Me Alisterril'e last Saturday
evening to bave a pleasant time riding on
Hainea' Merry-go-round which was located
in that place.
They put their team up at Shield's hotel
and tbe proprietor in an obl ging manner
i ottered them something to drink.
Three of them took several drink ol the
preparation which resembled milk in color,
waa called by bhiexla a -summer
dnnk."
In a few minutea one of the party fell in
to convulsion followed by insensibility . A
.irsirin waa Immediately sent for who
r
admmste.sd antidote lor poison
Public ale.
Friday, September 2t, 181. R. C. Bare
foot and J. S. B areloot, will sell at tbe late
residence of John Barelojt, dee'd, tn Faj
ette township, tns loll.. wing Real Estate at
Public Sale: A tract of laud containing 74 J
acres, hav ing the-reon erected a log bouse
and log bank barn with corn crib and wagon
sOed. A spring and well on or near the
honse, and a si ream of water runs through
the farm There is also a good orchard
I on ibe place beariDg apples, pears, plums, &.C.
Terms ut Sale. rut eu buiiareel dollar
on April 1st l&C'J, an tbe balance with
interest on three or lour payments to be
secured by bonds and mortgage. Posses
sion given April 1st, lisfcj.
& IIAMLIJI PIAXOS.
Tn improved method of fastening tbe
stiing ol piano, invented by tLe Mason
and Hamlin Organ and Piano Company a
few year since, is unquestionably one of
tbe most important improvement ever
made, making tbe instrument mure richly
musical in its tones, as well as more dur
able, and lea liable to get ont of tune.
1 A valuable lariu adj lining Port Royal,'
Uiitor.l townnip, in auuiata county, c n
taining one buudred and titiy-four acr
aud biuety-three perches. Tbia lariu is in :
a good slate ol cultivation aud large enough j
to be divided. A good three story lraiue
house and a tenant bouse ; also another i
stiia.l bouse and slab.e ou oue end of prop
perty. No farm in tbe county bas a better
location as regard markets, schools and
other priveleges. Adjoiu tbe Port Royal
fa.r grounds.
2 A three fourth interest in tbe Airy
View Academy property in Port Koyal, b4
leet IrontiUi on Middle street and extend-
ing back same wi.lib 1U2 leet. Tbe buiid
lug in strong aud substantial biick, Ibree
stories bigu aud one ball mile lrom station
on Penna. railroad.
3 A double daelling in rear of said Acad
emy pioperty having a Iront ol 1101 leet on
, Market street aud extending back retaining
1 same widtb a distance o! 7a feet.
4 A tract ol wiMxllaud in Turbatt twp.
adjoiuing McAfeetown. well set with young
chestnut limber aud a good location lor a
Iruit orchard containing 70 acres a-id 110
perches.
5 A tract of land in Milford townabip,
adjoining lauds of Leonard GroniDger, con
taining 28 acres and 9 perches.
6 Also the undivided one half interest in
91 1 acres ol laud iu Milloid township, ad-
Joiuiug lauds ot Judge ourcbheld.
Tcshs or Sals: leu per cent, of the
purchase money to be pa d in cash on toe
day ot sale ; tbu ly per cent, ou day ol Con
tinuation ol sale by Ibe Court; thirty per
ceut., April 1, lt'.l, when deed will be de
livered aud possession given ; thirty per
ceut.. April 1, 15W. Tbe last payment to
be secured by judgment bond and to bear
internal lrom Apiil I, lSe.
JOSEPH McCCLLOCn,
Assignee ot DAVID WILSON.
September 11, I8b8.
nB1
WHY
WILL PEOPLK ue ttit
Impure and l'n lio.c
sumc Refrigerator wtiH.h
tire lined with wood, unc
an J oiacr ij. ttd.lt.. that cause gastric troubki ad
aJw-i children's. djCaUiCi Ly Uuiiiing iniik, whw
laey Ln get
REFRIGERATORS
LINED WITH
Stoneware and Indurated Fibre,
whir! are frrs? from ah-orption. corosion, nd
an v frmaT"n f potf.ont.u-i onrlrs aid ir
economi
cal ot ice, and produce low temperature! i
CataJ.pur ciTinR- full explanation, and da
CTiptton will tx mailrd free cm apph.iuoa.
Address the manutuctnrcrs,
MOWROE Bros.,
Central Way nntl JefTcrwon (atrcot,
CL.KVKL-VD, OHIO,
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits ,ml Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Trit-os.
J :h prices leave all ('oiiijeiitors in the rear, f-o in't fail
to give liim a call it in need of ( .'lotlimir.
D. W. H A R L E Y
MIIJLIN TOWN
VVatertown Steam Engine Co.?
WATEETOW2T, 1ST. T.
kO One bottle of English Spavin Lin
iment cured my fine Norman mars of two
ugly blood spavins which damaged her val
ue at least $&0. It ia tbe grandest Blem
ish cure I ever used.
Johs McCau, Hortt Dealer,
DarliLgton Ind
Sold by L. Banks k. Co., Druggist s, M ifflinj
town la. April 25, 'fc8, 6m.
IROPOSALa.
The llattdsomest Lady in MiHtintown
and Patterson Remarked to a friend tbe
other day that she knew Kemp's Balsam for
Ibe Throat and Langs was a superior remedy
aa it stopped ber cough instantly wben
others bad no etlect whatever. So to prove
this and convince you of its mrrit, any
i druggist will give yon a Sample Bottle Free.
and Large size 5"c anl I.
CoMHissioxia's Orricr.
Miffiintown, September 4, 1888,
Scaled propoaa.s lor tbe rebuilding and
repairing oi iDe woodwork ot the county
oriuge ai Mcuuocn'a Mill, in Milford twp.,
Juniata county. Pa., will be receive ! at tho
Commissioner s Orhce un to 10 o clock, od
Saturdays, September 22, ltsss 5 io
Dins ior repairing abutment at east end ot
sa oriuge. runs and specifications to
be seen at the Commissioners' Orhce, on
and alter SATLRDAY. SEPTEMBER 8
1868. Also at the uuw time and place Ibe
uuiuer vi mc uroasn bridge will be suld s
puDiic outcry, ay order ot
1UK COMMISSIONERS
O. W. Bi'.uriLD, Ciuri.
G. W.
S T S la Ii I A'
HBOK,
TSSE LEAD.
I
i
STEAM
ENGINES
and BOILERS
Of All Kltnl.
Write for Catalogue.
tiii; o:iYir Kxciaisivia
Boot and Shoe Store
f LARGEST STOCK,
WE KEEP THE best STOCK,
iMOST YAWED STOCK
or
Foot Wciir in Juniata County.
JAMES & MAYER BUGGY CO.
IManixfactiix-o THE "Veliiclo lor tho
FARMERS' & MERCHANTS' USl
The most Stjlit,li, Bout CnisLe.1 and Host cluraLla m6iiiua
price.1 NXHICLES ever offered in Araerica.
bead for full Uluntrated Catalogue,
57, 59 and 61
The people et-neriilly r-corniz cpnnine claims. It is an easy tuattt i
to make exfrav.iirant. stitrinents. It is far mme important, however. U
have tbe pop'e credit ve nr sf iff menti. We invite comparison. Our
stork is all nice, all neat and till new. We. continue to nell at the lowest
prioes, an ! cbanenreny and all competitors. You know the store. There
ia only ere. We shadow ali.
G. W. HECK,
BKi.FORD BLOCK, CORNER MAIN' AND BRIDGE STREET?
Kemp'sManureSpreader
Ya.lable Improvement fr 1 fctei.
J) s
25 Per Cent. Cheaper than any
other, all things considered.
Eifbt Tr on u nwrk.t. TX-r-tir fr;ia -ry
Bcar Vj fnipn. I -H'-C'i. ' 1 c'isr
Elm Street,
CINCINNATI. Ohlb.
sairtTTr.d.M.rll f CLEANFAOI
S BLACK
TOCKINGS
Trie F. Wobinaon
Co'l Dye.
ITvrassJ 'V ' Wt
II'.
MOMEVKEFUHDEO
If thr eaain t. Ssst '
tail, in waW-UHf.
.Hiwis.'. autd t bilitisse-a -nr."ia
Mew's flail He.
SILK FINISH, LISLE, and COTTON
,h CHESTNUT T"vP!iViTm
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