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fTEDVEMHT,OTEP.ER 21, ISHS.
B. F. S C II W EIER
mtos a-d raopBirroa.
Cr.rvr.1 .-t's oemi free trade r!i.b
Kt-ttiC'.l the ileiuooraCT.
Tut j oun eiupTir of Gt-rniaay
Bleep on an inn ennip bed.
D.vot. i kaockin;j for admission
into the) Union as a State. Admit
her.
A I'Ber xnow Ml iu Chicago and
icinity Ut Thursday, but melted
quickly.
Tut liquor question Rve New
Jet-ev and Conutctifut to the
Ttinoerru"v.
the fact that John B. Clrk.tbele:ri
jcrauc Clerk of tuts pieni Hons-,
holds over fur the purpose, of ruiki-g
up tha roll of the Now 1 1. me.
Clarl: will obey his w-iptriors aJ
will pat unelpctn I P niort on thr
roll in pUce of tb elected IlepuLH
can if ue ba the slightest xcue.
The States in wbira tho conspiracy
is hatched have Democratic CJover
riiirK, who will not hesitate to five
certificates of election to the men of
their own prtr who are not choeen.
These rrtitier,.m will be Clark's u
thority. The conspiracy is formidable bat
it can be prevented by the cool coar
ae and the intelligence which, we
are Lnppv to sav, are possessed bv
the tuen who haTe just conducted
the Republican campaign to a Tic
torioa conclusion. This attack is di
rected against the fundamental in
ntitntions of the country ; it is against
the life of the government, against
the most essential right of the sover
eign power the right to choose
those who make and execute the
laws. Such assaults as thoee which
t"I". ir..,. . are contemplated by the Democrats
. have often beeu reiste.1 bv men
r for exercUe : he w! at the rate
of 3 milm an hour.
Tni oulv civil service reform that
-nihilil.' for a K.iublican form of
ov.ruuient is
bilitv.
integrity and capa-
S. ott, ran the Democratic oonven
;.-..,u in interest of Cleveland and
his policv, an l Cleveland and
policy rnu tho
groand.
democracy into
hi
the
A Ne- I'.NdnsD horseman ex
presses the belief that the trotting
hore Las been finished, that he can
never be developed to trot faster
than :0'i which is th fastest re
cord attained-
On- dy lat week, a farmer liv
ing about 7 miles from the town of
Aberdeen. Dakota, set fire to straw
eUck. Tho fire found its way into
the prairie grass a;id spread itself
olr eevurul townships. Grain
etueks, hay stacks, feuces and in
several place houses were destroyed
by the devouring rlatnei.
A iows eust journalist remarks.
Fwot-ball is as healthful a recreation
as usual this year. Corbiu, of the
Yale team, has a carbuncle on his left
arm, Wallace has an abscess ou bis
hip, Sta'ij's right eye and nose are
badly bucge 1 up. James has a cut on
the head, (fill ia on crutches, llhodes
is a temporary wreck. Graves has a
severe wound on the head. 1'ike s
left leg U lame, and Bull has a strain
el tendon wLich gives him a great
di al of pain. The other two players
ure iu perfect condition.
An Attempt to Steal Congress.
Ex-
Frcm the New York Mail and
press of the loth icst :
The Democrsts are desporate they
lave been routed after four years of
indnlgeuce in power. They have
wallowed in the pelf of place just so
long that their appetite for more is
whetted and they are chavacteristi
call v determined to hold on to all
that tbev can. They will not let go
until their hands are beaten off by
b i'..ki-iii blows of iustice.
it.. I.L.t .'...nl.t in tha opinion of
every honest and well informed per
ton in tho country, not only the
I'resid. ncv. but the "lst Congress.
Senate and House of Representatives,
have been carried by itie Republi
cans. Tho Republicans have car
ried two Southern States ; for the
wiinl ticket in West Virginia, and
he Legislature in Delaware. Both
Legislatures elect United oiarcs
Senators who will take their seats on
the dav of the inangration of lrei
deut Harrison. Seuators Kenna and
.i.k,,.. ,.,! t l.e succeeded bv
Republicans. It also true that the
Kepubhcais have gained Congress
men iu Virginia, West Virginia,
Kentucky and North Carolina. The
official vote if it ia correctly counted,
will give to the Republicans a major
ity in the House of from '20 to l ;
but the Democrats have determined
that the vote shall not be correctly
counted. They have made up their
miuds to capture the house of Rep
resentatives bv fraud, and to hold it
bv perjured votes on ci ntested cases.
Tho Senate will be tied after
March 4th, without the votes of Sn
utors from De'aware and West 1 ir
giuia. Those Senators, should be,
as we have said. Republican ; but the
Democrats have determined to count
in West Virginia, and Mr, Saclnbury
intends to contest the seats of
enough republican Legislators in
Delaware to give the Democrats the
majority ou joint ballot. This prob
ably cannot be accomplished and the
Senate will be eventually Repub'.i
van by at least two majority.
The situation in West Virginia is
more t hreatenintr. Tho Democrats
control the machinery of th State
and are unscrupulous enough to
count in whom tbey please. They
proposs now to deprive the Repubh
cans of tho electoral vote, trie uov
ernorship, the Senatorship, aud fonr
Corgiessmeu. all of whom have been
elected.
They will acccomplish the fraud
unless public indignation becomes so
intense that they will not dare, and
it is in order that the public sense
of justice may be aroused, that at
ttntion is called to the dastardly
democratic plot to hold on to a rem
nant of the power which the people
have taken from them. Mr. Kenna
insists that West Virginia has gone
Democratic. He knows that it has
not He claims tho election of four
Domosratic Conerressmen. He knows
that every district has goue Repub
lican. There should be such an out
burst of popular fury at this attempt
to violate the right of election from
both parties that Mr. Kenna and his
followers will be frightened from
their dishonest attempt. A eimilar
frame is playiug in Virginia, North
Carolina and Kentucky. It is the
purpose of the Democrats to count
in enough of their partitions to make
the House of Representatives, Deni
ocratic - Their dependence it on
of
o ir r..-- in ttie field, with arms and
physical force. Wc shall not come
to this in our generation. The Re
publican party has saved the nation's
life on the battle-field ; it will save
the sovereign power trom overthrow
by peaceful but determined resist
ance against all acts of violence up
on the ballot. We giv the Demo
crats of these Southern States, and
their Northern allies, fair notice,
the K- publican ptt-ty will not Ixj
cheated out of the results of its vic
tory. Hang.
Lehasos, Tx, Nov. 11 At 11.08
o'clock to-day Wm. Showers was
hung in the jail yard for the murder
of his two grandchildren at Annville,
Mav 17th. 1S87. He was attended
by R-v. ifeii, of the Evange'ical As
sociation, this city, and Rev. Deitzler,
his former pastor, of tho Lutheran
Church. Aunville. Passes were itssu
ed by the Sheriff to about four hun
drsd persons to witness the hanging,
and the 6uia:i yard was crowded.
Tfce Sheriff and his deputy machod
on either side of the condemned man
from the ircn cell through the cor
ridor to the scaffold, preceded by the
minister. A short solemn service
ivas held in his cell and agin on the
8aTold just before the black cap was
. . i
drawn over tue couiemnen mau t
bead. After the service on the
... i . . . i a.
seatlula tuo trap was jruu uu mo
aged murderer was swuJg into
eternity. He made no 6tatemunt on
the g il'lows and showed great firm
ness throughout the solemn cere
monies. Death resulted from 6trau
gulatiou. Showers body will be
takeu to Annville by his two sons, to
whom he left a letter of twenty
pages giving fall instruction and. it
is thought, a confession-
TUE CKIME OF SHOWERS.
Showers was arrested at Annville.
bis borne, on May 30, 1S87, and on
May 31st the bodies of his two little
victims were found in a drain ner
his bouse. In Juue he plead guilty,
dress of the leaders aad the most
radical Anarchists, so wo can reach
them in case of tronblo. They meet
iu smaller cumbers than before, bat
there are more of them and they
conduct their meetings differently.
Tnere ia not so much preparati ns at
meetings for fighting and drilling
with arms and explosives, bat what
is more dangerous they are thor
oughly organized just within the
pale of the law, and all we can dj is
to keep our eye ou them. The
worst tiling about it is that they
nave several schools here for teach
ing Anarchy, which they call "An
archy Sunday Schools." In these
they teach the children to hate law,
and the officers of the law. and teach
them the worst principles of Anarchy.
Why. the wife of a trasted employee
of the County Board is tne organizer
and teacher in one of these schools,
and there are no less than five thou
sand able bodied anarchists in Chic
ago to day ready and organized,
waiting for the appointed time.
Trouble mast come sooner or lat
er. They have set a day for it at
headquarters, but in the meantime
they will avail themselves of every
opportunity to carry out their ob
ject of destruction to all organized
law and order institutions. They
sent out circulars before the election
asking legislative candidates for au
expression of their opinion on the
State conspiracy law enacted at the
ast session of the Legislature. Many
of tb candidates replied that they
were in favor of a modification of
that law, and some of thee cndi
dates were elected, too. So you see
they are becomiug wiser nd conse
quently mure d tngerous because the
most radical of them are afraid to
experiment together with explosives
as long as the law is as it is.
"You say they have a day set for
an uprising and mentioned bead
quarters. Have you any informs,
tion of the Iuternationals ?'
"Yes much more than I can give
you. But you may say that we have
positive evidence of their organit
tion, officers, plans, committees, &c.
The central point ia in Lijndon with
Paris as the next, then Brussels,
New York, Philadelphia, Chicago
and San Francisco. All the princi
pal conutries have vice presidents:
the United States having two, Cuica-
iro one, and N. Y. the other. In the
strength of their nusabers they rank:
I'rwnce) first, Germany, second, the
British Isles, third. with the
Unite! St-ites and Mexico last. In
America the central head quarters
are in New Yord. So fnr they have
agreed on the one-hundredth anni
versary of the fall of the Baslile as
the day for a concerted uprising. I
do not think the people can take it
any too much in earnest They may
have to change it, but they will cer
Lai nly make the effort. It must
come ! That is inevitable !"
WM.
Is Virginia Republican ?
Baltimore, Nov. 14. A special
despatch frv.m Washington to the
Sun says : '-General Muboue, in his
consultations with Senator Quay and
others, declares his ability to prove
that a majority of the votes cast in
bit afterwards, while witnesses were Virginia on the 6th instant were in
beiug eaniiued to determine tha de
gree of his guilt Le withdrew his
plea of guilty. Ou September 23d
he was again brought up for trial,
but it was not until November 30th
that the Judge set aside all proceed
incs in the case after the findings of
favor of the HarriBou and Morton
electors. He char-res that the Dem
ocratic returning officers marked up
Democratic majorities for several of
the counties, and in some instances
marked up twice. It is understood
also thit it is claimed two or three
. ... ...- , f ....
the bills of indictment. December i -r"j. . ,
15th he was aain brought into court j were elected, and in the R.chmond
and after a vain attempt to secure a district t is said affi lav.ts have been
change of venue ho was tried and J ma,1 tLft 8ev hundred Republican
t n,r,tmn f..r ft w 1 voters, all of whose names are given.
tril wa heard, and on January 4. j wer unjtwtly prevented from deposit-
1SKS. it was overruled and sent
parsed npon him. His case
taken to the Supreme Court, Febr
'21th. on a writ of error, and on
7th it was decided adversely. Sep
temler lS;h an appeal was made to
the lioard of Pardons, and, failing, a
last effort was made for a commission i
to inquire into the prisoner's lunacy.
Betexehem, Fa., Nov. 15. The i
barn of Samuel Miller, near Loury's '
Station, Lehigh county, was destroy-'
ed ty fire last night, together with
I i;e s-a-son's crops and six horses aud
a cow. Loss, $3,500 ; injured The
fire is thought to have been started
by chickeu thieves, who, for some
time, have been operating in the
neighborhood.
Wii-k.esb.vbre, Pa.: Nov. 14. The
.residence of Frank Kuecht, a miner,
uu Temperance Hi'l, a suberb of
Plymouth, was burned this morning
aud bis two children James, aged
4 years, and Fannie aged 14 mouths
perished in the dame 3. Their
mother bad left a kerosene lamp on
the kitchen table while "he went to
a neighbor's, and it is supposed that
the lamp exploded. She was on her
return when she saw the Annex aii
saw her children at a window, br t
she wag powerless to save them. Shi
fell fainting on the road and has be
come a raving maniac.
New Orleans. La., Nov. 15 A : THE LABS EST. THE ABLEST, THE BEST
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Arch Street.
THE INDEPENDENT.
afternoon on a plantation near this
town a negro seized an eleven year
old child of respectable pareuta, who
at the time was playing1 with her
younger sisters. Flourishinr a knife
he took ber into a cane field' The
screams of the younger children
brought a number of plantation j school jl na, Fbiladelpbia, Pa
hands to the spot. He was canplit rromint-nt ti-atnrea of Tits Isdipexdskt
' Snndav
and taken to jail, but so great w.m
the indignation that about 200 per
sons attacked and overpowered the
jailer at night and took the prisoner
out and banged him."
The Stolen Silver.
New York, Nov. 16. The Adams
Express Company paid yesterdy to
Trensurer Hyatt, who was in the city,
$1,400, being the amount due which
was lost between New Orleans and
Washington from a shipment of $12,
000,000 iu silver, wUen s!ot was
substilued for the stolen money.
A Drank Elephant.
Bridgeport. Nov. 15. Barnum'
famous elephant, Juno, caught c Id
some days ago, and yesterday two
gallons of whisky were administered
to her and sLe was swathed io
blankets soaked in hot apple brandy.
Juno got drunk, tore off ber blankets,
rushed among the herd of elephant-s
fell down, rose, staggered, knocked
down a keeper and conducted herself
seuerilly like a creature on a spre.
.Mr. Baruum is much grieved at Juno's
conduct.
Articles
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Prut. K. U.
HaUley and
Bun Down bv the Train.
Chicago Nov 16. A despatch
from Circleville, Ohio, says : Three
yonug girls, Mamie Lann, Allie Red
man and Emma Nickeus, while pass
ing over the canal bridge yesterday,
were caught by a traiu of cars on the
Cincinnnti and Miami Valley Rail
road. Miss Lann suffered the loss
of a leg and died last evening. Allie
Redman was horribly mangled and
died instantly. Her leg was cut off
and ber body cut in twain. Tho
NickeDs girl jumped, alighting upon
a stringer of the jridge, where she
lay until the train hut passed over
her."
Tresspassing.
A despatch relates ns follows, bow
Mexican authority came down on the
tresspasser on Mexican soil.
Captain T. H. Lrogan, command
ing the United States troops at Fort
Hancock, on the Rio Grande, some
seventy miles below El Paso, h-is
been forcibly reminded that M"xi
will not jiermit her territory to b in
daring ttie coming year will be
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PORT ROYJIL, JVSIATA CO., PJI.
tsyOnly reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, lfrfG-ly
j UNI ATA VALLEY BANK,
OF 5IIFF.IJITOW!, PA.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSKrH ROTHRfK K. Prettdent.
T. VAN IK WIN, rAicr.
BIKr.CTOBS.
W. C. PoroeroT, Joseph Uothrock,
John Hertzter,
Robert K. Paiter,
T. V Irwin.
fbllip M. Kepner,
Louis E. Atkinson,
STOCKHOLM Ens :
j Philip M. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley,
m., arriving at Uarrishurg at lu lua.
- and at Philadelphia, i la p. m.
Fea rJnORB E.Tpavs learea altuoaa 4Hr
at t..ri5 a. m., and efippug a all rsruar
statjocs betaeen A'tooiia and Harriibur,.
: reaches Mitllin at a. tn., llarr.ibari
11.40 p. M., and arnres ia Pniiads'.pit.a at
8.16 p. ni.
Mail Thau leaves Pitlsl srg daily a:'
' fi.05 a. m., A I toon a at -.00 p. m., asd itas
: ping at all regular statious arrivt-a at M'.Bn
at 6(3 p. m., 11 arris bury p. m., rhi'u
, adelpbia 4 'li a. in.
iMail Express lcares Pit!ahr.rg st 1 ..
Altoona 6 '20 p m ; Tyrone 6 5 p m ; Host
ltgdon 7 37 p m ; Luwistown 6 4h p ta ; MU
! Hin 9 10pm; Harrisbnrg 1" 45 p m ; Psila-
delphia 4 -5 a in.
Philadelphia Kzpresa will ,(.,p at Htfllit
at 11 s:i p. ui., bo tlafed
I H'lSTr A K).
Fast Lik leaves Pbisdelphis dl! at
11 Ml a m ; 11 jrrishii'g & 0 p m : M :
(15 p ui ; Len isiru 5 p n; : Altasua
h 10 p tn ; arrives at Pii!Mu:g a! 1 1 i
Wat pAssruorR !eavs Philadelphia
I daily at 4 SO a. m.; HarrisSurc, 15 a. au
I Dunrannnn. 8 64 a. m.; Newpit, !" '4 a
m.; M iMeratow n, 9 4' a. m.; Thompsnnios,
9 52 s. m.; Van tv!;e. 10 (; a. m ; Toctr
: ora, 10 "4 a. m.; Mexico. 10 07 a. m.; Part
t Royal. ID IS . m.; Mifflin, Joans, m.;
i Millor, 10 23 a. m : Xarrn-s, 10 !i4 a. ..
I ewistown, 10 4fi a. m.; McTeytoa-n, 11 14
tnce luo lu:" tHaiiuu. wrucni jisuuuo Ti(jcfi j,. rnopB olsf.ireiL'DCOUutlT. lierll)iTc.n it mnnvv hy ordering I
was iiarriaon au.i Jior.ou are iauit .-re thoujrbt that tliere was (rood l'om our V,UD
aary ; enui.ea w irmia, ana u u w not bunting on tlie Mexican ai.le of the r'H K 1 1) Kl'E DEM '
May lUBio rUU.c rlVer au i took wttb him ban.lay. P0 Uox 27ST Sew York i
i ian. ii i saia mi, dis wlMmn mlr(if hi roniinand. alii ctTorr this advektip.khkst. i
one civiliun. L. I
i
lutt a- also uetueJ. W ben bia
granilchilvlren, named William Keh'er
ant Samuel Sptraw (hoth illegitimate
children t'l 'us uaafjuter) disappear
ed Shower attempted to allay
tiiipi'.'iou of tho crime by a Btory
about having taken theta across the
ni iuti tains, seven miles awav. to b1
Uallimore last niut was wild a view
to cunsuitatiou with Judge Bond,
before whom proctedinga will
probably be brought in ctse it is con
cluded to appeal to the court
General Benjamin F Butler, who
has come iuto the ctae as counsel,
with his usual fertility suggested
various methods of action, but it ia
not un lerstood th it up to this time
anytbiDg definite has been determin
ed upon- Geu. ISutler apoke of one
taken to Texas by friends The mcuny me Tery decisive rnarner
i..i,i,n otr.r,lo.l in K.t .,,,4 i in which the Republican partv bad
when found in the drain near the
house had ropts aroutid their necks,
baowers ha 1 made tfFi-rts to hive
them placed in orpliaus' homes but
failed, and hie desire to get rid of
them ended in murder bo that Le
might then secure tue services of a
certain wotuan as housekeeper or
wife, it is aliened. The woman bad
refused to live with him while the
children remained at bis heme.
Showers was abo it sixty five years
old. small in statute, gray haired and
lame slightly from the effects of a
vound received in the army when he
was kicked by a mule. Notwitb
btanding his age and intirmity,
Showers during bis incarceration in
the Lebanon jail, managed to escape
by digging through bis cell wall and
lowering himself to the ground by
means of twisted bediluthing. A
reward was offered for his recapture.
aud be was found several days later
by a party of young men in tbe
woods near Annville aud taken back
to jail.
committed itself in tho contest of
187 o the principle that it was not
proper to go behind the returns. lie
said that four years ago there were
brought to him affi Jivits that tifteea
hundred of his votes were counted
for Cleveland in New York, thus
civic' bim his nlumlitv over Blaine.
I But as the votes had been counted
and the ballots burned according to
the New York law, be considered it
useless to attempt to go lehind the
returns, and therefore did not prose
cute the matter. However ; in the
Virginia case no means will be left
untried to make good the claim of
General Mahone. and it is certain
he will have to the utmost the back
ing of the National Republican Com
mittee. General Mahone says bis
motives are simply in the interest of
the rights of the majority, and lie
will not give np nntil satisfied of his
inability to go further. He says be
has no ambitions objects of bis own
in view, and that, he neither desires
nor expects anything from the incom
ing Administration.''
good hmiterc, and
V. Kvatis.
"They were armed with rifles and
shot gnus.
After enjoying some fiae sport
they came across some Mexican fron
tier guards, who took them into cus
tody as soldiers of a foreign power
found on Mexican territory under
arms.
The civilian, Evans was released,
but the Captain with hin soldiers is
still in custody.'
Coffee and its Effects.
We Wait
n
V aJ
Anarchy Alive.
The Chicago Times says : Anarchy
is not dead or even sleeping. Ou
the contrary it is more thoroughly
orgauized than even at the time of
the llaj market riot and its member
ship is larger than it ever has bec-n
The demonstration of last Sunday at
Waldheim was not a gathering of
sympathizers of the friends of the
dead Anarchists. It was the organiz
ed outpouring of the internationals.
who have thus arranged to come out
and concentrate at any point agreed
upon. Inspector iionnelj, wno is
known to have kept detectives watch
ing every movement of the Anarchists
the past few weeks, when, asked yes
terday if there were many anarchists
at the Celebration, replied :
"Yes, there were. Host ,of them
were Anarchists.
I ben you mint tuey are still or
ganized and have a large member
snip "
"1 bave bad men out looking up
their meetings, and we know wbere
tbty are and bave the name and ad
Coffee owes its stimulating and re
freshing qmlities to cuff-ine. It also
contains gum and sugar, fat, acids,
casein, aud wood fiber. Like tea, it
powertully increases the respiration ;
but, unlike it, does not affect its
depth. By its use the rate of the
puise is increased and the action of
the skin diminished It lessens the
aiuouut of blood sent to the organs
of the body, distends the veins and
contracts the capillarief. thus pre
venting waste of tissue. It is a men
tal stimulus of a bigb order, and oue
that is liable to great abuse. Car
ried to excess, it produces abnormal
wakefuluess, iudigeslion, acidity,
heartburn, tremors, debility, irrita
bility of temper, trembling, irregular
pulse, a kiud of intoxication ending
in delirium and great injury to the
spinil functions. Unfortunately,
here are many coffee tipplers who
depend upon it as a drunkard upon
his dram. On the other band, coffee j
is of sovereign effi"cy in tiding over
To send us 40 cent
for one of our
mi
r
6-in. FARM WREKQKES.
Ligtit. llandv and fctronjr. wpl Ontw. nr ami Out
last two Ordinary Wrenciies.
YOU WAIMT
A Ellrk H
Household S. D. Set.
twr ir.trrhniriitl4- bU'iw vrtnv-.r. .-i r.i'.
ct'l tittiiir mii: 4.l riktl it. a i.t-ni
I viz Thr tK.t i OMirtanlv fif'i! v-jw!rt-4vrtrtid
i.e hoiww. ri it .rt;-. in t!.e b i n
the farm .Vnt fiv- uu mT: l of I .CO,
Ask Your Local Dealer
f.ir thom. if he a.is not pot, ttiem. he a i'l c't tt-M.
r.-rvoil. or we til -ii.l rltlH-ri li r.t-:l-l ' f I 'i'
as above Send .fsisp f:r ovr iliaztratnl njrti
ELT.HICEI & CO.,
Plantsville, Conn.
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
Thai I ran T(r tootkachk in less than
five miiiiiles; nc j'Ht no extracting.
That I r.m riitracl teeth ithnut pain,
1' Ihe u-e ol a tluft applied to the teetb
and punin ; 00 danger.
1 hat Diseased G 11 tn (known
as Scurvy) Ireat e sneeeSHlnlly
and a cure srMJ Jjj.rsnted io every
Teeth Filled and warranted for life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or,
renioddled, lrum $'..lsj to $12 per set.
Bdaiiiiiul (initi Enameled Teet inserted at
prires ti suit all.
All work warranted to give perfect satis
faction. J'eople who have artificial teeth
with which tbey cannot eat, are especially
invited to call. Will visit professionally
at their homes if notified by letter.
Will visit renlarly at Kichfleld the 2nd
weeks of Way aud October.
Tesmk Cah.
G. Ij. DERR,
rractlcal neiitlnt,
1 K4TBLISHFD IH MlfrLlltTOWlf , Pa., 1! 1HC0.
! Oct. 14 PH.
i
it
99
LEADS THE WORLD.
$300 in Oold for General Superiority at Cin
cinnati luan&inai ucpoaitioa alter
lull trial nnd Expert tesC
LI1A riftrvuna HTBIAffl in d n cm An m . n
genius has discovered , Coffee is also in it(J plaoe nc.
lent medicine. In typhoid fever its
action is frequently prompt and de
cisive. It is indicated iu the earlv
etages before local complications : Enrlnes.
arise. Coffee dispels stupor and j (;eiscr'
leiuargy, is an anuoole lor many 1
kinds of poison, and is valuable in
spasmodic asthma, whooping cough, 1
cholera infantum, and Asiastic '
l. 1 T . - 1 ' ,t . !
fuuiera. ii is also txceiieni, as a
preventive against infections and
epidemic diseases. In districts rife
with malaria and faver, the drinking
of hot coffee before passing into the
open air has enabled persons living
in snch places to escape contagion.
Journal of Commerce (Boston.)
A Maine
that spruce sawdust is an excelit nt
substitute for sand in making com
mon mortar for plasterm? houses.
lie has used it in making a house in
Greenville, and other masons in the
State are experimenting with it
Dr. Henry Hiller, who made S3,
000.000 in the manufacture of pills,
was buried at Wilmington, Mass.. on
Sunday in a casket which cost $9000.
Four-coal-black horses carried him
to a temporary brick tomb which
cof-t $500, ou a catafalque which cost
$2000, and at the tomb the casket
was placed in a big red box, which
cost 5i!oU, neld together by sixty
mg Drass screws, wnicb cost 418.
Two tooth mark s left in an apple by
a onrgiar cnasdier Jones at Ha
zlehurst, Ga., led to his identification
and arrest. One of the prints was
left by an ingrowing tooth, and Jones
was the only one in the neighbor
bood with such a tooth.
BEST MADE
CLOT II F IN G
IN
V II I I. A 1) E L V II I A
roR
Three and Four per ceiit. ir.terest will be
piid on certificates ol dejoHte.
l ian 23, 18P7 (I
Vtr Firm.
"Peerless' Traction and Portable
TnfnH. Domestic. and Preanwrr
.Steam Gang' Plows. The
Thresher and Cleaner.
Patent Variable Frio
tion Feed. I 'at. Kops.
bee-w orka and
8aw-Ctujde.
I
I aTT?y5 r
i y v n i 11
Some Foolish People
Allow a eongb to run nntil it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. Tbey often say,
'Ob, it will wear sway," but in most cases
it wears them away. Culd they be indue
e1 to trv tbe successful nedicin called
1 4 ... ..IKr 1 n . - 1 -1 . .
"Ami intls, 1 nvujp a oaiaam, wotca we win sen on a,
Latxt imprrrred and cheapest Saw-Mill on the
market. Send for catalogue to the
GEISER MANUFACTURING CO
TXTVZSSCSO', Rjisixnr ex. TA.
We waat amenta and invite oorreapondeoe.
nagely remarked the reporter of tha i riaranteo to care they would immediately
incident, "another apple has caused : rJ7'Xe'2T. tSt.,tStm'.
man downrall. ,ite fr At , dmgRiit.t I
WANTED AGENTS
TO SOLICIT ORDERS
For our Choice, and Hardy Nursery Stock.
Steady work for energetic, temperate) men.
Salibt asd Exritnscs, or commission if
prefer.ed. The business quickly and easi
ly learned. Satisfaction guaranteed to cus
tomers and agents. Write immediatly for
tern s- State are. Address
RG.CIHSEti.CO..
1490 South Penn .Siuire, Pml', pa.
M
Joseih Khrock, Jane H. Irwin,
L. E. Aikinson, K. E. Psrker,
W. f.. Punierr.J , J. lloln.es Irwin,
Jntin ltertrler. T. V. Irwin.
Mrv Kuri. Jerome J.. 1 bcnit.M.n, Jr I m- Ne""n Hamilton. 1 1 ?M a. ra.; Hta-
Chariot leHnyder. iinwon, u 1, p. tn.: irrons. 1 11, p. at.
Altoona, 1 45 p. m., and s'rp at a .1 raraiar
stuiions hetn een II jrnsbr ani Auooaa
OTrs. Kxpar.ss leaves Fh:uds psiasai
ly l 5 -'jO p. 111., H.iiT:sbjrj, l(i 11 s. is.,
stopping st Korkviile, Maryvl!!a, Ddhii
non, Newport, M iller.tows, -jhnm.ssoisea,
fort hoyal, time ul Miftiin, II y a. ni.j a:
toona, 'Z 2" a. iu.. and Pillnh trc, S 10 a. a.
Mail Ta,iw leaves Phil.v1.li hia dailv at
otic 7.CKJ s. m., HarriLnr(t 1 1 .20 a. ni.,
Irt, 1 P. m., Mi'.llin 1J.4 7 r. m.t stoa-
FALL AND WINTER GOODS. f.inR.t aii re-mr M,.io,18 u.m,
and Altoona reaches Altooaa t P i p. m.r
No more summer for months Pittsburg 8.20 p. m.
to come. Fall and Winter fire ai.tooa accohsomuos :e ri:-
sdelplna daily at 1 1 60 a. m., lUrrifsari it
here, and to coniorm to the 4.10 r- Duncannon 4 a r. m., .s-
, r-. , port 5,16 p. m., Millerst-'a o.'Jfl s. ,
change, the Senior member of. Thomo-town 5,:.-, P. m.. v5jn. i.t
the firm haint returned 1'rniri : r- T,"'rr-r '- r- Mex i.M s.
me iirm nartjusi reiurnea irom ,., prl Koyai .,54 p.m., Mntim ,o -
Kastern Markets, where he se- D'j Lewiatowa .3 P. m., M-vton ,
. 4H p. ni.. ewton lla nili'in 7,10 .
lected With great Care the goods , Huntingdon 7 40 p. m , AltunalOop. a.
Pacific Express leaves Ph ;f!eip!.ia lit
p m; Uarrisburp 8 10 a in ; liiir.raniai I
158 am; Newport 401 an; MiP1in 4 89a
tn ; Lewistown 6 01 a m ; MeVeytnws. f IR
am; Mt. Union 6 4 i a ui ; H int L.-Jcsi
12am; Petersburg 6 '2 s m ; Spruce (Jrask
6 40 a m; Tyrone 7 oil a to ; 11-:.' Mm,
7 '22 a ra ; Altoona 8 05 a ra ; Flttihoir
1J 4i pin.
Sea Sihore Express ea, so ni.Uvt,
will connect with ur,day Mail e-t is:itib
Harrifbilrg at 1 15 p. ni.
LKWISTOWN DIVISION.
Trsins leave Lewlstown Ji;urtion isr Mil
rny at ti 85 a ro, 1 0 &3 a ui, 1 " p m ; let
Snnbury at 7 15 a in, 3 00 p in.
Trains arrive at Lewistown Junrtios frsw
Milroy at 9 00 a m, 1 r pm, 4 jii p s ; frsw
Sunbury st 9 5 a ni, 4 I" p m.
TTKONK DIVISION.
Trsins leave Tyroo for Bellrronls
Lvs
i st
that his many patrons favor.
DROP JI.
We have now filled our
shelves with Fall and Winter
Goods of all kinds. Our cus
tomers have appreciated our
efforts to give thtm goods to
6uit their purposes, and we
believe that we are better pre
pared than ever to merit their
confidence. We invite ou to
come and pee and be ratir-lied.
In our dress goods department
we have almost everything. Lock Haven at b iu a m, t i; p m. l.
Don't be backward, call for '"t X C'"""
What yOU want. Trains leave Tyrone lor Wurrier Mrk(
Penu;. Ivania Purnac and Scotia ul S
Sfiftrs- anil lnnft ' '" ""d 4 30 p
A3Ifta tllitl JtUl.S. Train, arrive at Tyrone from Bel!...-
Our Boot and Shoe I)e.Luck " ""05P-,Ind6i;,-.
. . - ,. ,, . . : Trains arrive at Tvrone frem Cnrws-
partment IS lull in its assort- J ville and Cl.-arfleU at'6 6S a m, and 11
ment, and you certainly can be ' m' 6 17 pm-
Klllffnl in fit nimlitvr onrl I Trains arrive at Tvrone from Sre;ia. r7sr-
. - . . : riors M irk and I'ennsvlvams f'urnscs s'.
Whatever improvements have
been added by the manufactures
we have them all. We can
SUpnlv OU With foot Wear for ! HJndu,-n r"l Cumberi-nd at
rr y . , . , I ud 6 85 p. m.
nnv in r ke on. i!iu-,r. . -. t r
6b a ui, at 2 bo p m.
11. t B. T. R. R. & BEDFORD DIVI! IBS-
Trains leave Huntingdon fur Hetlter-,.
8
Trains arrive at lluuting ion Ireie. 3;
-A . C. YATES & CO.,
SIXTH ANP CHESTNUT.
I.EIHIER rll-lLIHHa
Notice loTreipainer.
Having leased 400 acres of wood land
of David U iUon, and 4O0 acres or wood
land bf John Mct'lnre, adjoining lands of
Pcrni-ylvania Railroad Companv in the
vicinity ot Boxlrr'g Rsp. I hereby caution
all persons sg-amst tresp.ssiog on tbe above
mentioned tested landa for the purpose of
cutting timber and ao forth.
Jog- Bxashok.
Miiniutown, May 28, 18f9.
Caution .oflce.
All verroi.s sie hereby cautioned, not to
trespass on the lands ot the undersigned in
Spruce H.ll, snd Besle townships, lor tbe
purpose or gaih.-ring berriea, bunting, fish
ing or in .ny other way tret.pasau.g, on
said lands, as the treapass law will be en
forced ga.oat people who violate said law.
June 9. 1 ?t-n.
. i rains arr
grocery department never lags. r0rd. Uyudmao and Cumierlani al 12 I
w e nave on hand a lull line of p' " - p- m-
w- w. . Hf-kT t tn a vci.i'nn tm i . ; D
Fresh, Plain and Fancy
GROCERIES.
Trains leave Altoona for p oir; Spa',
7 20 a m. 5 a m. 32 50 p m. 1 nO f
5 00 p ui., 8 00 p ra 9 50 p m.
Also, the only full line of 'so" nil I TLiu,
dUEE JN S W A RE I -P' "" " " m' 7 w r"' "Di ' ' '
in the county. Every house
must have its full supply of
vueens ana uiassware, this is
the store to call on for such ar
ticles. All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention.
Remember the place,
SIadj Stket, Opposite Cotjet Hocse,
Mililintown, Pa.,
Fred'k. jrSPK!SCHAlH.
.V Son.
C.41T10.1 SOTKC.
AH persohs are aereby ran'ionsd aj'''
bunting, cnttin j : timb r, hmidiii. f'!i
throwing down stone snd ra il IsntsS er
crossing tit-Ids, or otherwise trssfl
on any of toe aevural tracts ei'land M'9"
ing to tbe undersigned in Luck i.iwbssiP
mr persons thus tri-sfpassing will hs dts.
! with accoidiDg to lav.
W . D. VI ALL.-
November 16,
MIFFLIN
rrsl
"'.iz tlO if 1
"-lanalent lvertis.
Vr inch for eac?
2?Lisient business
lT ,o eesU per hn.
"A-.ina will be J
v-rtis by the
ye--
SHORT
TDa streair- are ..:
winter.
Tobias A-' r r ':
-tarniP-
Tbe ground was t
morning.
0u cloth 2 yard
rrsnrisc Hsr.1w.re.
Caih for biJes giv.
butcher, M-!lintow.
A BelleTille- M-Sl-n
captured twcnt -lour
people bo hiv e l.i
fc.-cPtno'l'-'i by :!
' Lo.fog .bout at.-.
speaking, i not j r.. ;
The ground ai :.r-l
on Sunday right th.
Kvery secou.t iun
and ready to ,;iv.- h'.
;nlrsd.
The next O-t.-r-
Pennsylvauis. staa
ocrats 7.
Harrv E. Koiia.1 'i.
Graphic Nev s .1 A ' ' '
few da s.
Some da a .t J
UU w thrown Jr....
vertly hurt.
Kcv. J. C. 1 .
church du-1 t I .i i
tbe 1 th, s.-.l - S h i-.
The roar ! a ;t
Jjy, t Ihu., t l ! i
elec tion can t h.-tr i J
Anier t'lsrk r- ; -telescope
that w . !1 ly I
a few thoiisaii'i fc-t
General M iii-.riH,
5!ort iu ct.-. t'.r w , r, ,
Jicn.l pa: 1 1. Mi m:.
Tin- I'.'UiiL- i "
master 1.1 e ; , . ,:i 1
month t -1 . r - - i'.h
K. X.T. l.r . . , 1
Stalled to r-a. h I
Preabj terui.s u:i t li . -
Govern. .r 11. i r . .
Of th is t'oiuin o. ; '
day o! this iu.o.:h . .i
Four years sf 'h..
turn the r-.'
fpubllcaufl thtt ar.' i
eut."
Amos 11. li
appointed to h . !
A y ar ac i I e .i
nation ill t.iV ' i
We arp m l - t.: . 1 .
E E. HigtK-e. I. r .i
of the Supei ii:t.-: '
1 Pcmisy! , : t '
ll..li. ' nl.in'M t;
Abe apttrc with p-hiii.-
ther sto ' a i -i'
... .
Hhoert, agr.l : ..
Pa., on the 1 1 ! Il ii. '
llig fnurilT .1 i " "
The chil.tr -ti ,.r
bis dauht'Ts.
A lMrs. inn. i i l r
train was it rn..' i :
few dn s uir.. e t. 1 Ihi
t tnce trt.t.iu:
ened in s.ni.' ..i .ri'
ln h. Mm :.. I
tiiuials r it- -1 i ii .' ' -l
8r.itary I,.. i I I
L. Hanks A- ('.-.. i'i
Pa.
Knj tnr.- f..r.- '.
Mayer, rl Ar. 1. v.
at on'--, n.t .j . r i'i
ess, attest-d ' U
thers fail. A t-. - r
March 14, ir
The C-r,.-., ' .
Sons not t. :
to l.t) W lt . :.
as part jr i j n' I
''J psra'!,.. 'J ! j t
.AT
x onaid-'. i'.j ' ' i
I.adl'-6 t 1
and W inter V ,
Iiap'-s in 1 r.-: I. n
Kiw g.irnl s r . .
MNitt, Mji-i T-
kid flova r i-1- r
The w e ..-: '
4ij th- natobei ..: ti
whli'b ttie t: r ! :
this . iutcr , t:.i ! ir
Visit- d by 1 - :. '. -full
.ti the 1 -!h .!
The r.Hid::'..
ta ruutiti !
il.g ot a bil l;' a :
hr-rrj t b- ' i . S'n .
from Orir-utai t.. I.
as award,-. m y
dred and s x M r i -
Kl.Kll-h SMV ,1:
Ilaid. S..i:, ,,r (
lsh-a from l.or-.,
S.lints, Sei-n
fclrair.a. all S..l . n
Cave fVI t.y the u-..-
tsnted. Sold in 1. h
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oes It not
Susie's Little i;r-.t
what yoU hi e r,n.
Mr. t at. h H hnt
Kittle I;
rother. I i
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Saturday n. i,,ri.
lortoii came .,v. , ;r 1
vieW,d u,,. p,.,.,.s
f the l ni..n I...MKi.
"-Aver, .IuLu Wan.,
fc-t-t men were gronj
1 r,"i'ieLt on thern
"While a shoot i
tu
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The Sentinel eaid KtpnUtran -f-f 14
place to gt ib w-.,k dot e. T yf
py yo'o if 'you utenl ii yxW.uf in
Tuesday, the yth
'mel Ka..do!pb, ,s
ni"i the stump. Bs
I'Lcel tor the p
oiuiets. A srj .f
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