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TISI-TiHi
aiti and after Sunday May Utb
-a!ria f h..t Nfn. f U ,1M. IIJI
i t ash.
-VT"1''4 AccoawODATIOB leav. .,..
' 5 '-" a. m., Tyrou. 7j
ir-"i -B1nr .S3 a. Mount J
-a a. u:.. .NpwIod Hamilton 7 ru -
1- . ' . B.
. MiUord .ll . Mifflin I 17 ZV
rt K.. 1 S.-J3 a. m-. Mexico . 2. 7
r"" r"r "."- m.. Vaudvk,,,j .
i h..uit x.'titown 8.43 a. m., Durwr4 liv.
Mi'l'rt,in K.fi4 a m., N.wpe-i .'j.
i., arriving at Hamsburg at 1 lL
i i J lit nn -vl-lphia, 8 15 p. nv.
Sr fHont Exraaxa leaves altoonaiJlT
it i a. ui., aud ituriim a n
M'.Mim ( teen Altouna and Harrular.
a.-!;- M:t!imat -6 a. m., Harriibo,
" ( . hi , and arrives in Philadelphia J
. j . in.
M:i. T.ni leave Pittsburg dally
i. in . A t.u.na at li.OO p. in., and maa.
r. .it ii, ri-j.i:w atations arrivea mi
i in.. Harnsburg 7.U0 p. m., raUa
I'd'. 4 J i a. ax.
i
: Ki r. -s leaves Pittsbnrg atlWia.
i J 1 y m ; Tyrona ti 62 p; Huav
'7ym; Lewi. town e 4S p ra ; Hj.
:";:n; U irrinburg IU45 pj fkiij.
: 4 J-', a ill.
i i:j.Ui Hxprei will stsp at UMm
1- iu , wbea dtgged
WfSTV ARD.
T I I. nvf k Phisdelphl 4!1 at
i :. , M'lrrotiuig X 40 p m ( :S.t
I i'i.n 5 "J! p m ; Altims
i . !,ri'n-!.t I'ltli-liurg il 11 J4 p.
r Nvuiu leaves Philadelphia
4 vi m.; Uarrubnra;, 8 15 a. aw
a. m.; Newport, ) it a.
ni " 'i. '. 4'i a. tii.; Tliumpsontown,
i i.; Vn lyW.-, 1U HO a. m.i Tusear.
I a. in.; Mexico, 10 07 a. 0M Port
, : : . .,, u ,in in in mi . ,
a. m ; Narrows, 10 34 a. L(
". 1 10 a. hi.; MeVeytowB, 11 14
n 1 1 trn iii,ni, i 1 a j a. m. ana
i. ni.; lyroaw, gut p. ou
V ; . ' ' ' p. ni., and stnp at all regular
.... ii ;-i t & t.. -.
i'ii-m Kxrats leave Pbllsdalpsla
t' . j. ai , llarrwburg, 10 20 a.
. t- .1. ... u ..... in..
. '. ; rt, U illi r-towa, Thompmalsw,
. i . t aio at Mitttin, 1 1 65 a. m.; aJ-
i - a. in., and Pittsburg, 10 a.a.
N , !. Uu leavea I'hilaiUlphia daily at
, :n , llarriahurg I l.0 a. B.,
, i . ra., alllllin 1J.47 p. av, stoa
r .. rifHiar stationa betwse MAls
' r,c hes Altooua alii. 39 p. a,
-) y. va.
: i ,vihiidtio leaves FkB-
; .Ui'.v at 1 I 50 a. ra., Harnsbiutal
. i I . :n., Iiincannon 4.43 p. m., A
. d j.. m., Miltorstowo 5,24 p. ta
, . i t mi p. ui., Vamiyka .4
:.n. nrur 5.41 p. m., Mexic 5.50 f.
.1 rt R. nl r,M p. m., Miinio 0,tw
1, ..town 6.23 v. m . UeVeytowa I,-
i .. Newton Ila.nllton 7,10 p. au,
- . . . i. . a on s. a.
. i . .'I'll, -'J p. m-, rtifci'vu - - - f
i ' Kx press leavea Pbiladslphla Il
irrisMirg 8 10 a m; Duncsnsosl
- :.; .Newport 4 01 am; Mil4Ji
. I., i-t, .wu 6 01 am s JlcVeytowisS
. Mi. L'uion 5 4'J am; UunUnrdoel
. , -n ; r.-t. rburg 6 25 a m ; prucs Crv
ii .. i , T rr, n 7 00 a m : Bell's Miw
' . ; . ;n ;" Altoona f 06 a m Pitabar
- . - r.i KirreM east, on Sun.".
. t with .-.unday Mail east l"4
i - g at 1 I "l p. m.
I.KWISTOVTN DIVISION.
1 , i - ...e LewlHtown Junction lot
- . in. 10 05 a m, 3 lSp lw
. v . 1. a m, 3 00 p ra.
1 . . rr,v- at l.ewistown JnnetloW"
v !: , .., jvo am, 1 i'. pm,430-l'-
.1.:. . it 0 2-1 a m, 4 lOpni.
TTBONK DIVISION.
1 - h loave Tyrone for BaJUfc"?
I. . Haven at b 10 a m, 7 15 p r?J
i , i .,e lr Carweusville and Cle"""
in, J 'ft p m,7 25 p m.
1. i r , leave Tyrone fer Wanrlorillj
V - i .ma r urnacend Scoua al
. ....! I ;o p ru.
! in arrive at Tyrone from "!!7
. a ilaveu
i alUOopm.enoa-r
Tr i i,-. arrive at Tyrone from Cr
.! hi .1 Cl.-artleld at 6Sam, and i
in. . 1 . p m.
1 ii::- nrriveat Tyrone from ScoJ
r M ,rk and Pounaylvania Toroac
, H , J m
II Jl B. T. R. R.t BEDrOED WVBIO
Tr.mm leave Huntingdon for B
i' .tf.an ami Cumberland at
J . in.
! , mi arrive at llnntlagdea ft u J
l.i.l. llMidumn and Curoberlana a
I . in . a J' p. m.
1K.M.IDAYSBCRGBRACB.
Trar. leave Altoona for point S0
: :u.,,u.Hy . m. i 0 p va. I v '
. I' p in , h 10 p m 50 p
I, arrive at Altoona fro" ,.
s. t ; ;i am. 11 5am. ' ' f
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C.I TIOI SOI"-" ,
I pernor. are hereby
' ,;,! timbT. buildin
,lwn Htone and rail ' psK
rC fl.-ldi.. or otherwise .TThaleoT
v ..I the several tract ofI ".al
. the undersigned in L ., b
.rsona thus tresspassing win
3. .-,., l,ng to !- p.wALtS'
mber 1, 1889.
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SENTINEL & REPliBUCA-N
LAS
ft
MIFFLIN TOWS :
TERMS.
abscriptioo, fl OO per unn H paid
rt prance
S 1 .60 if mot paid ia advance.
,nt advertisement inserted M 60
... , mob for each insertion.
Trmnot basiooa notice local eol
' jo end pe U 'or Ineertloa
Dwdaetlon will be made to rhoae desiring
, advertise by tho year, half or qwrht
J-'-
1
-sw good at Eapenscbade'a.
Tti Tort Royal fair Is now la full blast.
Tt banaana seem to have ben shelved.
swport nM organiied a hook and lad
der company.
Tha Newport fair attracteil a number of
Jsa aT people.
Tbaddeus Switx-r, ot Walker townahip
I, ni with dropsy.
brsis band is being organised la Sus
qashsnna township.
orim.m E. Krka. la at home 'from Waah-
,Bgton, D. C, on a short Tction.
Eeruero ber the opening iay of Schott
fs:i and Winter goods, October 6, 1889.
Ben Benfert Post, of Oriental contem
plate holding an encampment in October.
Em!l Schott and family are expected
home from Enmpe abont the 1st of October.
Acarlemia student gave an entertain
ment on Saturday for the benefit of a new
library.
Milton and Sehlegle of Esst Salem has
the store ot Nelson and Manbeck at Thomp
sontjwn. V'.. M nnle tlsfer. has returned from
. no'racted rlxlt in he Western part of
,
the state.
Wart A woman to do honse work In
asaia'.l family. For prticn!are address
thii ol!Ve.
Tho PerTy Connty Teacher' Inatltute
will open, Monday, December 2, 1SS8. in
B'oorrSeld.
Gorg Wilson of Patterson waa off to
Pltrsbnrg last week as a Juror In the Cnited
states Court.
The fall shades in dress goods are rery
pretty. Call and see them at F. Espen
arhade and Son.
Issue Collier of Mc Allstervllle ard N.
8. ilenkle of Delaware have been granted
an Increase of pension.
John Hannaman, who has been to Ger
many alnce last May returned to his home
In I'stterson several days ago.
By a misatep from her porch, Mr. James
B. Oles of Walker townhip, broke a leg be
tween the ankle and kno jointa.
Communion service will be admmlster
ed In the Westminster Presbyterian church
of tbia place on the 7th of October.
The rsmpaigo in Indiana la one of on
ommon activity. Every night meetings
r held In every connty tn Jhrt state.
Great reduction In price ol Wail Paper
and large stock to select from at
Faa.!cca I1abdwb Co.
Oil Window Pbade with spring fixture,
60., at
Faaxcisccs
The Citiaens Bank of Altoona is going
out of buine and la new paying
off its
deaosltora. That' the way to go
out ot
bnsiness.
Laat Friday morning, Wilberforce
Schweyer. left to Join bis class and reanm
the study of law, in Union College of Law,
In Chicago.
The Jacob Wel t farm, containing 159
acres. In Susquehanna townahip. wu aold
at publi sale some days ago
Rhine for S-0,000.
to John M.
John H. Patton, of Spruce nill township ,
Jonathan Kelner, of Thompaontown
Har-
rlson Seel.of Beale township.
have had
their pensions Increased.
The John LandU farm In Turbett twp
waa aold at public ale by the executor
of
th. ..r.t. at Daniel McConnell for
,000.
The farmcontaina 150 acres.
W. W. Sharon ofTers his Brick Hotel in
MaAUsterville for Bale at a fair price and on
irasonable terms. Possession will be given
la 80 day after confirmation of ale.
Peonle who are atarting house keeping,
r people who desire new furniture, carpets,
bed Jim and so forth should call 'on C. ;B
Horning at the Crystal Palace by the canal.
Among lot of uncommonly Urge to
matoea that John Diehl raised was one that
weighed two pounds and Bve ounces. He
raised a ta k of sweet corn that measured 12
fst high.
All the preacher at Jacksonville, F'.a.,
have atood to their post amidst the ravages
of Yellow fever. A number of them J have
turned attention to mi..itering to the sick.
J! utile reacher.
Th Fulton Republican ssy : During the
last two uiouthe 500 bead of hoga have died
in Cumberland county Trom cholera. Mr.
KoIf. a farmer lesnling near Carlisle, lost
-eighty-four beid.
Information Is at band tbat Indicates that
during the closing weeks of October the
country will be flooded with Democratic
csnipsign.forgerle for tho purpose ot et
Iscting the election.
tn tbe information of J. J. H. Hamilton,
three young men are wanted before Squire
McCrum in this place to answer tor disturb
ing a literary entertainment at Academia
last Satutday evening.
"Some one Is alway wanting special
legl.'ation. Here comes a Connecticut
man advocating the passage of a law com
pelling railway restaurant keepere to date
Iheir appleplea and Bandwiche."
Rurture Cur Guaranteed by Dr. J- B.
Msyer, Ml Arch tieet, iPhil'a, Pa.
at once, no operation or delay from
k. tk.maandaof cure
Ease
busu
after
etbarafail. Advice tree. Send for circular.
March 14. ly-
The residence of Editor A. G. Bonall,
deceased, waa sold at public sale last
day to I. D. Muaser for $2875, and hi on
halt Interest in the Democrat and Register
office buildmg wa o!d to Editor Wi
Jackman for $1472.
OnThurdT0f last week David Harper
HI from the overhead mow in Michael
Cl.as'a barn. In Center township,
., .1.. h we on hi feet,
iguung on sua i
tb.boBMln on of hi heel, painfully
shattered Newport New.
A Biddeford man dropped a fifty
Into the fare box In the horse
the other eight aad coukTat get
but h was a man of reeourceo he rode aU
tbe evening until be go hi money' wosth.
L-.rnn Me.) Jotm!.
I I.- i - B
a UW BUra WQMI emn AT tl inn. J - -
Dakota, bow harvested, appear to
r at lain nnn ...
"" DOOW 7U of
at Tar, aod not leaa
boabcla below the yield
oati -!5.i.OO,000
of the precedin
7ar. Mioacapolia Market Review.
' understand that Colnsl Blear U very
wealthy." "Well, bo's worth a boat 100.
000." "How did be makeUP -He made
jt oat of coal oil." "Indeed tn Tea;
bis wits lu the Bra with keroaroe, and te
got all her moaey." Lincoln Journal.
"Adam Earaeat died at hi home ia Pat
teraoa on Monday, September 10. 1888, at
one o'clock ia the morning, aped about
sixty live years. The deceased had long
been confined to tne bona by sickness, and
hia death wta no aarprise. He leaves a
wife, two eons and fire daughters."
From the New York Independent, Sep
tember 20 : The national mane before the
people this fail ia chiefly industrial and
economical, and on that President Clevo-
aod ought to be defeated. The local issue
in tbia state is one of public merala, and on
that Governor Hill ongbt to be defeated."
Keep your feet dry and aare a doctor
bill, you can but ktep your feet dry by
wearing a good heavy pair of boots or shoes.
P. Espentchsde and Son have the best as
sortment of boots and shoes in the connty.
, Por those who do not wear heavy shoe tbey
have tine ones to suit. Call and see them.
There has been a surplus of water during
the last two months. The average water
fall in this part of the country during the
year ia 36 inchea. People who bare been
acquainted with the fact are wondering
what effect the late out pour of rain will
have on the fall of snow the coming winter.
Solomon B. Smith, aged about 10 years,
son of Dr. D. C. and Ida Smith, of Lewis
town was brought to tbia place for inter
ment on the 19th inst. The lad sickened
arid di-d within a period of eight hours.
The luneral look pUce from the home of
1 his grand pareute, Solomon B. and Nancy
E ik in this p'oe.
English Spavin Liniment remove all
Haid. Solt, or Cailonsed Lumps and Blem
ishes from bora, Blood Spavin, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeny, Ring-bone, Stifles,
Spraina. all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc.
S-ive $50 by the use of one bottle. War
ranted. Sold by L. Banks as. Co., Druggists,
Mitflintown Pa. April 21, "of, bmo.
Mi Aanie Underwood, died unexpected -
; ly, of heart failure on the night of the
13th
inst. She bad partaken of aupper, and it
was bile anting on a chair, by ber bed
that the summons from the unseen world
came. A. II. Weidoian, overseer, was
immediately informed of ber deaib and be
provided for her intermant in Union Cem
etery last Thurday.
"Tbotna Prendergast, of Pottstown, got
ull, a lew days ago and seld 'bis pig and
cow to a local butcher. VVnen the purchas
er came lor bis goods Mrs. Prendergast,
with a pair of tongs, told him to skip, and
be did . Then Thomas sold them t j another
butcher, and told bim to bring along a
couple of men to aaaist him with bis
purchase. Again the mistress got her tongs
and routed the,purchaaer."
On last Wednesday morning about 9
o'clock while Boyd Bratton, aged about
sixteen years waa sittingon a fence back
of Patterson school bouse, the fence gave
way nnder the weight of himself and some
others, and he waa precipitated backward
over an embankment, aad waa aeverely cut
in tbe back of the head. He was helped
borne by hia companions, and Dr. Banks
rendered tbe ntcessary surgical attention.
The cot was four inchea in length and waa
sewed up. Tbe accident confined Boyd to
the bouse lor some time.
From the Newport Ledger r The annual
r eunion and bean soup of tbe Vetersn As
st.. ciation of tbe Soldier of Perry county.
will be held thia year at Stambaugh'a
woods, near Green Park, on Saturday
October 6. Twenty -seven kettles of bean
soup will be served this year six more
than last year. Tuesday after
noon a yocng man n.imod Dyson Fry, work
ing with John Flickinger, on Geo. Ickea
farm in Saville township, received aenoua
if not fatal iniuries. while hauling logs. A;
log rolled off tbe wagon striking the hounds
of the wsgon ; which caused the tongue to
flop up striking Fry alongside bis head.
At last accounts bis life was despaired of.
From the Huntingdon Journal : A hor -rible
and b'.ood curdling accident occurred
on Friday morning of last week at J. R.
Vaughn A Sou'a brick yard, near Altoona.
John Sweeney, agl fourteen years, tho
oldest son of Samuel Sweeney, of Altoona,
was employed In the yard. About 10.30
o'clock in the forenoon young Sweeney and
James McManamy were pUying about the
clay crusher, when Sweeney made a miss
step and fell into the crusher. Hi right
leg waa ground off up to the thigh and hi
entrails were crushed out ot bis ooay.
killing him almost instantly. The atoms
of flesh were gathered up in a sack in
order to convey them to the undertaking
establishment.
From tho Bloouifleid Advocate : A Ur ge
stack of l-y bolongiug to Mr. John Comp,
tn Carroll town.-hip, was .struck by light
ning snd consumed during the heavy storm
on last Wednefday nigbt. Mr
Benjamiu Long, of Turkey Valley, Juniata
countv, but lor many Jears a rcsideut ot
i.. .,.'. V.11..C. IVrrv county, died on tbe
A ,.fU., J - -
6lh iust. He had been a helple.s paralytic
. . ,k. 1.., fiit.-en vears. Our
Saville correspondent states that a man and
! a boy traversed that township from moun-
I tain to ndae down aa tar as Ickesburg,
ibutions for the boy an 1 bis
stater because of tbe death ot the boy's
.t in the Turkish wars. This
is an
old ame ot swindling. It Is
said thai
these vagrant picked up a goomy sum vi
money.
Tbe New York Independent remarks: Or
v-nnnnt and Maine have held
atate
lectHioa since the President lauacuea
hi
and
ai.m nrxm the country ; and
im a . j - p
in each instance the Republican
have
imnhntlT won tbe day. The plain
indications are that the public
mind
drifting against Cleveland and
the Demo,
at all sur
critic Party. It would aot oe
rriing if the Republican ahould carry 1
ery Nor 1 hern ana siero .-
Tbo Democrats of York atate. ia
rri -
tbeir
cent cona-entioo, aaid.- "We oppose
.nmmnarr laws." by "bich tbey
mean
l.. r.rorrlT restricting ine nqur
" . . - uf4u
.KnndantW how. Thi
as mew pra.,- ...
.nit. the liquor interest, and waa Intended
a a bid for tbe rum ote. P.ohibitionUt.
will do a very unwie thing if they o vote
a. to put themselve. in virtual alliance with
the mm vote, and thus Indirectly help to
elect the mm candidate.
and
bad
Aa exchange ayt Judge Furet, of
u rantrw District, having
cent
cars
over-ruled by the associate Judge f
Hunt
inidoa ia the matter of license for
' county, now aeem determined to enforce
tK Tw tgV" ri-i-vir w -
t - vvuiww iQiurui 1
I ' " nnurai
.or the tea of Httntindon deficient l tK.,
i iia not state tne fact taat private club
room aad other similar place were eondoct-
" lor tne aale of liquor without
license, no license whatever for that county
having been granted under the demand of
the associate judge. Judge Furat stated
that he had knowledge of these place, and
directed the consULIe to amend hi report
o a to Include tbem. The matter haa
greatly stirred op the Iowa. It ia under
atood that those who are members of the
club hi question will do all ia their power
to ma tn tain what they claim to their right.
It baa been determined by the courts la
Philadelphia that club organized for the
purpose of evading the License Law cannot
stand, and as tbeae Huntingdon club seem
to be of this character club which would
hare had no existence if liqaor license had
been granted in the county it is un
doubtedly Judge Purst'a intention to hare
tbem closed up under the law.
Republican Co. Committee.
There will be a meeting of the Republi
can Connty Committee at the Jacob House,
Mifflin town at 1 o'clock P. M-, sharp, on
Saturday, September 29th. 1888.
Do not miss this meeting as there will be
important bnsiness to transact, which will
be ol personal interest to every committee
man. In the afternoon of aaid day there will be
a parade ot the Juniata Division of the Re
publican State League.
Let every Committeeman come, and bring
his friends along to see the parade.
A. B. KVAN9,
Cnairman.
Sept. 15. 1888.
The Columbia National Bank.
The directors of the Columbia National
Bank, with which E. S. Parker, of tbia
county, is connected as caabier, thank tbeir
stock-holders and depoxitors for past co
operation in building up tbe business ol tbe
bank, and gives the following statement,
dated September 10, 1B8S, of the condition
of the bank.
axsorasLS.
Cash
Due Ironi Batiks
Bills and Notes...........
U. S. Bonds . ...
Five per ct. Redemption. ..
Premiums ........
Banking Uouso. . . . . . . ...
Kxpebfte..... ...
1 18,534.36
181,780.78
671.Sf97.74
tiw.000.00
2,250.00
6.O0O.OO
70,b48.bS
Z,4.14
l,019,0o0.6!
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock
Surplua
Undivided ProQu.. .......
Deposita.... ..............
Circulation ...............
.. J2jO,UOO.OO !
10,1-00.00 J
8,. 9. .;6
. 6M,2o2.2
4,iKJO.0O
2J.UOO.00
$1,019,050.08
bill Payable ,
From tbe Irlwli Torld.
G rover spoke up for Free Trad J one day
He baou't doue anvtbing aince.
He wrote that Message when Dan wa away
And be hasn't said anything since.
Poor Dan waa broke up, and said, "Sire,
'tia done"
He hasn't said anything aince.
Looked sadly at Grover, and then be went
home
And hasn't said anything since.
Grover was sorry he had mentioned Free
Trade
And be hasn't said anything since.
He saw by Dan face tbe break he bad
made
So he hasn't said anything since.
When tbe Sixth come around be will find
hi mistake;
With Barrisonaud Morton we'll give bim
tbe shake.
If my vote will elect Harrison don't be afraid
Of Door Grover C. and hia English Free
Trade-
Crop Bulletin.
Under date of September 22, tbe Penn
vlvania State Weather Service Bureau sent
out a crop bulletin, of which the following
has been taken.
Selinsgrove Ground too wet te finish
seed tog ; corn ripening lowly.
Quakertown Wet weather causing fruit
to tall, and cabbages to burst.
Lebanon Corn needs less rain and more
sunshine ; seeding delayed.
York Corn is being cut, crop good ; to
bacco beiug gathered ; late plants look fine,
but are in dang er ot frost ; wheat is gener
ally sown ai.d looks well.
& tate College All tall wheat sown, is
growing rapidly and in good condition.
New Bloomtleld Weather too wet tor
seeding and corn ripening.
Carlisle Wet weather rotting peaches
and delayed seeding ; corn being cut.
New Castle Buckwheat and vegetables
doing well ; corn cutting commenced.
Huntingdon Large corn crop; apples
plentiful ; seeding retarded.
Rider's Dog.
L. D. Rider, of Re townhip, had a dog
tbat geta into trouble of a peculias kind.
For some lime Mrs. Oliver Albright bss
been annoyed by the loss of articles f rom
around tbe kitchen and ben coop. At last
Mr. Albright set a trap in tho basement and
fastened tbe chain to tbo leg of a sink.
During the night a wonderful racket was
beard, and Oliver, in nndrea uniform, made
a rufb lor tbe basement where be found a
dog belonging to Mr. Rider fast in the trap.
For some minute there waa a picnic
around tbete, but pluck eventually won and
tbe dog wa let loose and made a straight
streak tor homo. On the following Tues
day morning Mr. Albright missed a . large
tin coffee pot she had kept near Wo sww
barrel aa a dipper. On the following Fri.
h.w . nw-utiar obiect was seen in the Held
by Mrs. Myer who called the attention
ome ot Speck' lb rentiers to
.t a. I cAncluded that it wa
tbe matter.
wma not-
troity tbat ought to be investigated, j
which they proceeded to do. It proved to
be Rider dog, which had pushed hi head
o far down ia the coffee pot that be could
not draw it out, and in that condition the
poor animal had been for three lays. F or
some time they were not able to get the dog
out, but at laat Mr. Albright took the coffee
pot and by giving it a sharp jerk like crack
jig a whip tho dog How out and at once left
er
all
,
for part unknown. It l now to be hoped
tbat Rider' dog will keep away from Al
bright'. Bloomtleld Time.
Pabllc Sale.
Friday, September 28, 1588 R. C. Bare
foot and J. S. Barefoot, will sell at the late
residence of Jeha Barefoot, dee'd, tn Fay
ette townahip, the following Real Estate at
Public Sales A tract of land containing 7
acres, haaing thereon erected a log bouse
and log bank barn with com crib and wagon
bed. A spring Bnd well on or near tbe
bonse, and a rara nt water rrra through
fue
been
that
fhoi
tbe farm. Th-re ia also a poodj c bard
OB the place bearing apple, pear, plum, ae
Term of Sale. Futwo hundred dollars
on April 1st 1889, aae tbe balance with
Interest on three or lour payment to be
secured by bonds and mortgage. Poases-
ioa given April 1st, 1889.
MilOl . UAMLin PIAXOS,
Tea improved method of fastening tbe
siriDgs oi pianos, inventea by tbe Mason
and Hamlin Organ and Piano Comoanr a
few years since, ia unquestionably one of
ine uoei import an l improvements ever
made, making tbe instrument more richly
musical ia it tone, as well a more dur
able, and leaa liable to get out of tune.
The Homlicst Xaa ra Mifflintown and
Patterson, aa well aa the handaomest, and
fillers are invited to call on any druggist
and get ret a trial bottle of Kemp's Bal
aam tor tbe Throat and Lungs, a remedy
tbat ia selling entirely upon it merit and
is guaranteed to cure and relieve all Chron
ic and Acute Coughs, Asthma. Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price 60 cents and SI.
$IO One bottle of English Spavin Lin
iment cured my fine Norman mare of two
ugly blood spavins which damaged her val
ue at least $80. It is the grandest Blem
ish cure I ever used.
Job McCain, Horse DtaUr,
Darlinarton Iod
Sold by L. Banks fc. Co., Druggista, Mifflin
town la. April 25, '88, 6m.
Some Foolish People
Allow a cough to run until it get beyond
the reach ol medicine. They often ay,
"Oh, it will wear away," but in most cases
it wears tbem away. Could tbey be indue
ed to try tbe successful medicine called
Kemp's Balsam, which we Twill sell on a
guarantee to care, they woold immediately
see the excellent effect alter taking the
first dose. Price 50c and 91.00. Trtaf
sis free. At all druggists.
51 A ICS I ED i
T CRBETT ARBOOAST. Or the 23d
ulf., by Rev. E. E. Berry. Stewart T Tur
bett and Gertrude Arbogast, both of Port
Kyal.
SHL'LL ROSS On tbe 5th hist., in
Lack township, Dr. W. Milton Bhnll, of
Concord, and Misa Ross, of tbe former
place.
ETTKE WILSON. On the 10th inst.,
n Uarrisbu'g. Elmer E. Btter, of Chambers
burg, and Carrie B. tVilson of Port KoyaL
DIED:
FRONK On Friday, September 7, 1888
in Fayette townahip. Olin Bradford, son of
Uiram and Mary U. Fronk. Aged 9 months
nd 15 days.
BOYKR On the 17th ult., in Markel
viile. Perry county, Philip Buyer, brother
of George Buyer and Mr. D. T. Kilmer, of
Turbett townt-bip, this county, aged 64
years, 7 month and 11 days.
CLAKK On the 7th inst.. In Greenwood
township, from whooping cough, an infant
child of ii Irani Clark, aged about 6 months.
SNYDER On the 13th inst., in Monroe
townsbip, Mrs. Annie bnyder, aged about
79 years.
SH ELLEN BERGER On the 14th mat.,
an infant child of Jacob Snellenbergex, ol
Monroe townsbip.
SMITH. On tbe 17th inst., in Lewis
town, Irom brain fever, Solomon B-, second
so: of Dr. D. C and Ida J. Smith, in tbe
10th year 01 hia age.
UNDKKWOOD On the 18th inst.. in
this., place, from consumption, Annie,
daughter ot tbe late liar Ian Underwood,
agea about 41 year.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKKTS.
MirruxTOWB. Sep'r 2, 1888.
Bntter 18
Fggs 18
Ham 12
Shoulder,. ..... . .......... 10
Side, 8
Lard " 10
....... a. . . .a. .....
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat, new 75to 85
Corn old 60
Oats, 21
Ryo 60
Cloverseed $2 00
Timothy seed $1.76
Flax seed 1 60
Bran 20 OX)
Chop , 1 80
Sborta 22 00
Ground Aiura Salt 1 20
American Salt............. I 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PatLADELraia, September 22, lc88. '
Wbrat tto to 93c. Corn 6a Ij. OiU to
33c. Timothy bay $14 to $15 60 per ton.
Chickens: Hens llcis; old roosters 6 to 7c.
Live spriug chickens 10 to I lets, ap-lr.g
ducks at lucta and geeee at 9 to 10c la. 1
Butter 16 to 21C. Eggs 17 to 21c.
Timothy aeed $I.9J to $2.U0.
Cmcaoo, frepu 22 Caitle receipts, 200J
bead ; market nominal ; steers, $ad.5u ;
stocaera aud feeders, $l.85a2 3u; cows,
bulls aud unxeil, $1.362.96 ; Texas cattle,
$l-ooa2; VV ealeru rabgui a, $2 40a4. Hogs
ncceipiK, cuvO beau; alupuieuts. V6oO
beau ; market irregular ; mixeu, $6 Blfab 4U;
bca , $ua0 (HI ; llgbl, Vj.OUa6.lU; aalpa,
t iao.uo. CUtrp receip.s, lu,00v brail ;
auipuienu, 8UU bead ; mamet steau ;
natives, $ia4.20; W enter us, $..263.76 ;
lexaua, .7ta3 40; Lauibs, $4aO.
East Libeett, Pa., Sept. 22 Cattle
Receipts, t.J-j Lead ; all tbrougb consign
ments ; 21 cara ol cattle shipped to New
tola, in Ui)'. Uog Koceipi?, 270O bead ;
sbipuieuis, 2900 Lead ; mark el low ; 1'llila-deiptiia.-i,
$j.o6a6.ba : uiixaO , Vo.otiao.65 ;
Yoracrs, $o 3Oa0.4o ; graaaers ana atuboler,
$uati.2o; pig,$6ao. sbeep KvCciia, i2uO
bead ; abipLuenis, 10UO bead ; luarket lair at
uuenau gcu prices.
SSIGNEES SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Tub nndexsigned will sell at public outcry
on tbe premises at Ibeuianrion bouse ol tbe
assignor ou Saturday, October 6th, 1&X8, at
1 o'clock V. M., of aaid day the following
valuable real ealale.
1 A valuable farm adjoining Port Reyal,
Miltora townsbip, in Juniata connty, con
taining one hundred aud Btty-tour acre
and ninety-three perches. This tarm ia in
a good slate ol cultivation and large enough
to be divided. A good three atury frame
houae and a tenant houae ; also another
sma'l house and stabie on one end ol prop
perty. So farm in tbe county baa a better
location as regarda luarketa, school aud
oiher privelrgea. Adjoin the fort Royal
lair grounda.
1 A three lonrtha interest in the Airy
View Academy property in Port Royal. 64
leet Irvutioj on Middle street and extend
of
ing back same width Xfl leet. Tbe build
ing is st-oug and substantial brick, three
stone high and one ball mile from atation
on Pentia. railroad.
3 A double dwelling in rear of said Acad
emy property having a front ot 116 teet on
Market street and extending back retaining
same width a distance ot .o f-et
4 A tract of woodland in Turbett twp.
adjoining McAfeetowa. well set with young
cb estnot timber and a good locati. n for a
Iruit orcbara containing iO acre aod lie
percbr.
& A tract of land in Milford township.
adjoining lands of Leonard Grooinger, con
tainiug 26 acre and 9 perche.
6 Also tbe undivided one half interest in
91 1 sens ot land in Milford townabic ad
joining Lands of Jndg Burchneld.
Tbbms or SaLB i lea per cent, of tbe
porcbaae money to be paid in cash on tbe
day ot tali ; thirty per cent, on day of eoa
Brmatioa ot aale by tbe Court ; thirty per
cent., April 1, 13e9, "wbea deed will be de
livered and possession given ; thirty per
cent.. April 1, 1890. Tbe last payment to
be aeenred by judgment bond and to
interest from Ap-il 1, lt89.
JOSEPH McCTJLLOCH,
Aasignee of DAVID WILSOH.
SFTno-r 11, 18.
PARKER fe CO,
BANKERS,
Manr Street, Mmxrvrows, Pm.,
TRANSACT A GENERAL
BfiNKlKC BUSINESS
Discounts daily.
Accounts of firm, in JirWnals nnc?
corporation solicited.
Four per cent Interest allowed on
twelre montRa' certificates.
For Dropay-, Gravel, Xervowa
krlnary or Liver Dis
ease. Cure Guaranteed. Office. gXI
ARCH St., Philadelphia. All droggists.
Try it. $1 bottle, aix for 5
Mar. 14,1888, ly.
SA LESM E ft!
W j ii t id . IV
Pushing, reliable men, to Canvass for
Hurgery Stock. Permanent employ
ment Gnarantetd. Salerv md -,....
Paid. Apply at once, stating age.
GLEN BROTHERS,
Refer to this piper. Rochester, N. Y.
June 13th, 18H.
WISH TO STATS
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I can stop toothache in loss than
five minute; no pain, n extracting.
Tbat I csn extract teeth without nain.
by the use of a fluid anulied to the teeth
and gums ; no danger.
Tbat Diseased ,.2 G u as a t known
as Scurvy) treat PMved successfully
d a cure wsrgggjprsntcd in every
Teeth Filled and warranted for life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or.
remeddied, Iroiu $9.00 to 1 per set.
Beautif ul Gum Enameled Teet inserted at
pricee te suit all.
AU work warranted to five perfect satis
faction. People who have artificial teeth
ith which they cannot eat, are exueciallv
invited to call. Will visit professionally
at tbeir homes if notified by letter.
Will visit regularly atRichdeld tbe ' 2nd
weeka of May and October.
Tebes Cash.
G. Ij. DERR,
Practicalities, tint.
ESTABUHBES IB UtmiST WX, Pa., IB 160.
Oct. 14 85.
Ve Vant You i
To send us 40 cents
for one of our
6-in. FARM WREHCEES.
liffht, Hr.dT aad Ktronjr. will Ontww a4 Ort
laat two Ordinary Wrfncb.
YOU WANT
Abt Eixouca
Household S. D. Set.
This st eoBslsta of a Hosewood Tfaadl awd
fasir isterehancaablr blades it screw-drivers aad
S chiseb dtttuc same: sll paeke In a naal nf
hex This tool is ewananttr esefel everywhere,
around the house, at the nVe. in Uie shop, on
Ehe farm, f-eat free on receipt of I .CO.
Ask Your Local Dealer
for them, h he nan not r"' thewi hawitl Ht thetw
for vou. or r willaeud either cn ioeipt pnoa.
aa above. Send slump for our tiliistrate eale-
logua.
ELLRICH & CO.,
Plantsvllle, Conn.
DR. Din
rF!.rnRATrorFM4fJE rnrz
deti-N msT mmSm avad bv.4b. rfT-wctaLaU.
tas-alaaT h lO.-MO A
nar ASkah rf iiiidiL. &4-nt bT
f tUaariikRiewa wupnar wo on t-rner r-
idtatl. a-nt ty maul, fju ii
lir. iiix. Tracnoat a, BoAuo,
Ufa of HENRY WIRD BEECHFR "STt
tw UlafltTau-d. rlHa his bf fmca his birth so his
1 RM On lK.uar.
CMIO" B(H1K tx.
us a..
Brooklvw. K.T.
Centrnl Way end
G. W.
STILI. IN
Blall
TIIKOMiT EXCIatSIVE
Boot and Shoe Store.
WE KEEP THE
Foot Wear in
The people generally recognize
to make extraTaant statements, it is iar more important, nowevcr, iu ,
have tbe people credit yonr statements. We invite comparison. Our
stock is aU nice, all neat and all new. TATe continue to Bell at the lowest
prices, and challenpejany and all competitors. You know the store. There
is only one. We shadow all.
G. W.
BELF0RD BLOCK, C0K.VEK
FURNITDREl FURNITURE I
I would respectfully inform
the citizens of Juniata County
that I have bought from John
tfi f - D 1 vnr r T V u oniifa asnL- nf
mjm i , n , .lie 1.11111c cwi n
Furniture and house furnish
ing goods, which connistn of
LAMPS.
CARPETS,
SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTRESSES,
FURNITURE,
to which I am adding daily,
JVEJF STOCK
which I am selling at ex-
!
stremely j
LOW PEICE3
for cash.
i
C. B. H 0 Rtl' I N G,
Cktstal Palacb,
Corner of.Bridfre and Wter streets
ilifflintown. Pa.
January 11th, '88-ly
OIL.SIOIIaSIOIL.SI
1 THE STAUDARD OIL COMPiKI
of Pittsburg Pa., make
-A SPECIALITY
of manufacturing for tbe DoiueBlio
trade tbe Finest Brands of Illuuainat
ing and Lubricating Oil, Napbtba
and Giisoliiie, tbat ran be made from
Petroleum.
We cbalieDge comparison with
every known Product of Petroleum.
If yoa winh tbe most
UNIFORMLY SATISFACTORY
OILS J.Y THE MARKET,
ask for ours, trade for Mifflintown and
vicinity Supplied by
FRANCISCUS LiARDVT AKK k CO.
December 14,-87-ly
Spring and Summer Goods.
1
I I would inform the public that I have
now a my new millinery store at my place
t of residence on Water atreet, Miffllntewn,
j second door from corner ef Bridge street,
j a full stock, ef Spring 4. Sumner millinery
; goods, sll new, and ef tbe latest styles.
1 and having eeiployed first class milliners
I sm prepared to supply the public with
j everything fnt,d in a Irstolass milliner
I store. cr.Tis and examine try stock. I
ennsidor it a trouble to show goods.
MRS. DKIHL.
March 22-87.1 .v.
WHY
WILL PEOPLE tit tSe
Imure and 1'nmtio.e
rtir Karfneratura which
are lined with wood.amc
ana otiirr iuclaIs. that caute gastric troubles a rut
iao children diaesea ty LAinixBg milk, wbet
thej caa get
REFRIGERATORS
LINED W ITH
Stonewari and Indurated Fibre,
which free from aSaorptmn, eorot-ion. and
ary tr rr.A'" -n rf pt-r!'ui oirro, ana art
THOBOIOIILT lAMTART.ecoieou
cai ot ice, and produce low temperature t
Catalogue giving full explanations and da
cnptions will be matted free oo application..
Address the manufacturers,
MONROE Bros,
aTfToi-aor Ntroot,
CLEVIOIVND. OHIO.
HECK,
THE LEAD.
LARGEST STOCK,
best STOCK,
MOST VARIED STOCK
OF
Juniata County.
rrennine claims. It is an eauy matter;
HECK
MAIN A.VD KBIDOE STREET?
This Space is Reserved for
EMLL SCHOTT'S
Fall and Winter Opemno,
october 6tii, isis.
18G5, ESTABLISHED
Special Invitation
To attend th Attractive) Sale of
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W.
It will
TO THE ADVANTAGE
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods fce
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
It is truly marvelous to Seo
THE BEAUTIFUL, STYLES
of Suit" and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, p tin't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing,
D.
W. HARLEY
MIFFLINTOWN
Watertoyn Steam Engine Co.
WATEBTOWN, 3ST- ST.
JAMES & MAYEE BUGGY
IMnntxfhcttxro THE "Vehiclo for tho
FARMERS' & MERCHANTS' US&
The mofit Ftvlisli, Jlfot UnifcLcJ and Most duraLl Baeditua
priced VEI1ICXE3 ever oCered in America,
bend for full HlutrateJ Catalojjue,
57, 59 and 61 Elm Street, '
CINCINNATI. ' OhftH
Kemp'sMannreSpreader
TalaasI Iteiove-aeats far IttbS.
S Per Cent. Cheaper than any
other, mil thing considered.
Rgn Tsaiw rs wiaret. Ttefj..r)cgs frua every
, SkrTkri.
AVI lV I Ladl, .TllW
1887
T0 Hie I'ublie
CUthinj; that
g4Me ob lair
be
OF ALL BUYERS
Jlat(etrri ej
STEAM
ENGINES
ud BOILERS
Of AH ITfevf.
Wrlto tor Oeivailowy.',
CO.
t.e.M.e.dTe.d.M.rw p.pi CAIJCACT"
I W w w r-e -aw si
S BLACK
TOCKINGS
Tn sr. p. Woblns
Co'a Or.
Btm.
mohiv taroiia
K lw Mala Uia tM0
aa. tft
Mew' I lair alee.
SILK FINISH, LISLE, an" OOTTOfs
sssrt xcEisioa hosry cc.
IIM CMgwTtaiiT T.. PMU;AJ-ilsV,
The Stntxntl ms RrVIrm jfc It
place to get job work done. TrJ
to g. t i"b work done.
., 'if y..U eed:..vtbiC
1 1
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