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STWARD.
-mrTi"" leavsa altoena.
m., Tjrone S6j"a. B.
. m.. Mount Cjluo at
Humlfon 7.1 a. d.
. ui.. lwitown 7,54 a.
. . Yirthn S.17 a.'
i. rri-. Mexico a. hi
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V " a. in.. Purward ",4T a.
I tu., Newport t, 'Jfi a.
!1 rritu-g at 10 10 a. .,.
; i. J 11 p. m.
i' a leave altooaa early
I "'(( nit a all rsfviar
V i At i:,a and Harriskurg,.
if " u- a. in., Uarnaberg'
1 nmf ii Pniiadalpaia as-
!-.v.-. Vittsl erg daily a'
i r .10 p. m., and stas
,ir ' at u-us arrives at M 1191a
! .rr i-rt 7 .M p. tu.. Fhila-
L iri rit!bnrj at 1 " f m. .
tu : 1 ynir ii 5 p m ; HnaV
:i ; Lix.'nn 4.1pa; Mil--.1
n irg 1" (j p m; FHila-
m:h''M w!I .top at WfUla
u".l ilajed
V V S ! ' A KD.
-e riiiilphia dltv at
.: . t. -k :i H p at ; Mill la
i n u .' p m ; A'. teena
at l'iuiiurj at 1 1 pat.
!pt Philadelphia-T-.i
Ii Hr-'Sure. la a. ma
t a . N .wpit, u It a.
n.'1 I" i. 'n.; Ttiompsontowa,
., r'.. 1" ii. a. m ; Tnscar
i.. M.x :'. 10 07 a. m.; PaH
. :V.a. 10 SO a. ss.i
a. m ; N rrn, 10 34 a. m.
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. i..4-'! 1'i'ibiirf, 4 10 a.ai.
a' - (Mi il.vllphia at
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. Hi ::ii 1J.47 p. m., ataa
.ir st:;.nis botweea at flit
A t.. at J.H" p. aiT
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V;.!i 5,'Jd p. Bk,
n '. p. m., V"nJrka
,ri -. p. in., Mexico i.ftO p
i; .r'l y. ra., MliMm ,0 p.
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1U nill'in 7.10 p. m-.
( i p . in, Aitmna p. m.
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i.'i- I1' am; limf anaaa t
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r Ti .i. for Hollcfoata aa4
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ii; . 'J J p ni.
. ivfui. tor Warriart SIark
h :i a and Scotia at 2
o :i! Tvrone from Belief"'-.-
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i. h. -V KKPFi'KD P1VI!I-C-rr
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pi i ii l -i.. iml at 8 S
tf at It.iiiiniK la fr
H.i and rr.ml'rland at -
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t. .,- ttnb.r, Milling
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TERMS.
1 .00 per annnm if paid
I, ti JO tf not paid la adtaoee.
t adertui.mnu taaarted at 60
TTTu,eh for each tnaerttoa.
e,, Jit banaa notice local col
T'!!; r-r tin- lor a-ch InaBrtloa.
-MB.
jear
yaar, half or quarter
SHORT LOCALS.
. full of water, ready for
utrrmu"
r raint-d ao eigUt pound
Auk.'
uund waa
T6
w;!itar.
Tbe gro!
Bjrnitig-ijilcl-toU
Jrd
f.,nci Hdwar.
..i. f., hiJa ien at L
WjttBrr.llJnintown.Pa. tf.
A BrilrTille, Vifflin county, hunter
atv-tour raccoona inia lan.
froana last Saturday
aq tiara fr $1.00 at
K. Strarer'a
baa
ranging downward, cats sat at hit
TH wound U a aoriaua oh, from which
tha boy will hardly recover
A lata! ganalog aeeidaat bSDDeaed near
Pen fit Id, Clearfield count j, oa the 6tb hi at,
Edward Newpher tad Frederick Ziph
atarted oat hunting and the latter ia load
ing bia Wiocheater ride paahed tbe goard
dowa which throwa tbe lock back. Ziob
ia attempting to act the trigger the gun
went oO-, tbe ball entering lSewpber'a left
leg below the knee, paaaing clear throngh
and lodging in tbe right leg. Newpher waa
a little ahead of Zipb when the accident
occurred. Newpher died Friday following
the accident.
Cetmgreis OfBclal.
Atklnaoa. R. McWilllama. D.
Ranringdoa 4491 2712
SlTder 2468 1468
Mifflin 2349
La ion 174
Juniata IM3 1715
Franklin 6467 61IS
Fnltoa MO 1228
Total 20.&PS 1567
AtkinsoD'a plurality, 4716 ; Atkin
soni run ritT over JL 4549. Reed,
Rep., bad 165 vott8 ia tbe district.
of Cuba
and
,acturfd twen
.hu bve bora to butcher may be
by calling on L. E. Strayer.
i nn ahont atoraa and ahopa, generally
.peakinj. 1 no! productiye of pro-perity.
Th, .round Urat whitene-l with now
oa Sunday niitht the H day or NoveruLer.
K.erv deoond man you meet ia willing
bJ ready tu gire a.iice on any tubjoct re-
onirel.
The m-xt C'ongrraaional delegation from
PeBnilaia. .tauda. Republican 21, Pern
ccrat' 7.
Harry E. Bnall employed on tbe Daily
f, .l4.
S. Die da a gn Jamea Dunn
Mi l 4 thrown trooi hia horae
rervly Imrt.
Rtv.J. C. Bucker, of the Reformed
ciiurch dio-t at Lewiaburj, on tbe night of
ibe li'ti. i'H Hi years.
Thtf roar ot a gaa weil, atruck at Find-
i Ohio, two day before
ei'.t.a can be beard 2J mile.
Amrr Clark prtpoeea to conatroct a
ta.ratope that will bring the moon within
a to thousand feet ol the earth.
General MiUone, saya tbe Harriana and
M.irt n ele tor were elected in V'u-ginia.
S.-nt particular in another column.
Ttio CuumiwiiiQ uf the Altoona yuat
milter will espire in Februarr, al'uoat a
m.inth before the inauguration of Ilarriaon.
r. Mr. Lewey, waa ordained and io
itaiied to jrath for the McA'.iatertille
IVvshjteriaua on the Uth day or this month.
Governor Bearer calla upon the citiina
c( thia Commonwealth to observe the 2'Jth
iv ot this month ai ad.y t'Tbankgiving.
i'nur yeara ago 'be ontemtted, aboatetl,
tun the roais out." ow it is the R-
jbiii'4ua that are taying, -turn me inc... .
ant." j
Amoa II. kirtin o( thia plce has been
arpo;nted to a eadetkhip at Weat Point.
A y ar ae he waa alternate. The exarui-
ti'.iou ill take place next June.
We irr indebted to the conrteay of Dr.
E. E. Hiar.ee, ft r a copy of the anuual teport
ul tl
An analyaia of a doxen braoda of cigar-
ettea baa been made in Chicago, and the re.
aulta are uch that cigarette-amoker can
not regard them with complacency- Al-
moat every brand waa found to hare been
"doctored" to a greater or leaa degree.
While tbe injurious ingredients (apart f mm
the tobacco itaell ) vary somewhat, there ia
enough in each variety to induce smokers
who value their health to give np a cigar
ettea altogether. Of all the forma is which
tobacco ia need, thia is doubtle the moat
barmtnl, especially aa tbe cigarette-habit
baa such a Arm and growing bold on boy
and young men. N. Y. Tribune.
The Republican jubilee did not take place
last Thursday evening. All things were
reed , excepting tbe weather. Tbe dem
onstration was postponed antil Monday
evening. Tbe weather then waa little bet
ter, but regardleaeof that tbe j ibilee parade
took p'ace. The procession v. as a tine one
and what It lacked in quantity was made
np in qtit'ity. It waa abundantly large
" I btethren who are ticketed for Salt River,
and who could not believe that a demon
stration could be golton op ia the lace of
urn unpropitiona weather. Representa
tive men from different parts ol tbe county
were present, and Mexico and Port Royal
sent delegations with bands of music.
Great entbaiara prevailed- Many bonses
were lit np and the Republican bead quar
ters was brilliant in quivering light from
pavement to cornice, ard from cornice to
The following ia the official major
ities for State Senator in this dis
trict :
Woods, R. Jacobs, D.
Mifflin county, 824
Perry " 838
Juniata 108
61
108
Wood's majority 563
108
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Wheat No. 2 Delaware red la elevator
quoted .it $1.11 No. 1 Penaat lvania red In
do. at and No. 2 red spot and No
vember at $l.05j oia ,n(1 ji.osj aaked;
asi-s of If ,000 bushels December al $1 06 J.
-L rinr mt that -. J , . u . t' 1
- r - - mvu a.iu at .vox ifl-V'l
t Hd and $1.07 asked for January $l.0Si
bid and $l.0'JJ asked tor Feornary, and
Sl.ISi bid and SI. 1st al l,Vi. Oats
ingnteaea ana nurrea xo ren on, ana in 2n to aoc. uorn 60 to 63c. Rve b7c
U. Bu Ia rtd l..ld M.T it. his lvnt l.lVc CbM'kens 9 to Ilk. r.,rkmm O t. lite.
leelgssbwrlsia; IVews.
From Perry county papers : Last Monday
Mr. George I. Rico, of Eiatler, bad a
wonderful and thrilling experience. Be
went tnto tbe eomflold with bis fonr hors-e
bitched to a heavy wagon and loaded about
SO buabela of corn. Tbe team became
Ducka 8 to 10c.
81c
Kgga 26c. Butter 16 to
top of fUg staff. After tbe parade a meet-
H irrisoa a I jnr waa be d in tL Court Mouse where
spetcbea were delivered by Sena
tor Patterson, Coegrraatran Altinfon,
Editor Allison, Lawyer Stoner, Prof.
K ere her. Eld ar Wilson, Dr. Rodger, alter
which tbe meeting adjourn d with three
cheers for B 'njtmia Harr.a .a and the Re
public B party.
R-v. L. L. Loisa, rrearh-r m charge of
the Allegaeny circuit. MrtDodist Episcopal
Conrerence, alter tilling h.s apooinUuent at
Harvey's Sunday eight, atarted dowa the
railroad for thia city where he makes bia
home. After peaking through tbe Norcro.s
cut be discovered an obstruction on tbe
sooth trck which a: ttr.t he took to be a
piece of rail, and made an effort te acquaint
the supervisor ef that section with the tact
hut could not fiud him. Recollecting that
the Philadelphia Expresa was due in about
fifteen minutes, he proceeded to remove the
obstruction. What was hia surprise to Bod
that, instead ot a wooden rail, it was heavy
piece ot iroa some three feet or more ia
length, one end ol which waa forked. Tnia
end was placed oa tbe outer rail and the
other eud placed , toward thj inner one.
With consul. no'e aiiort be dragged tbe
Superintendent of Soldiers Orphans t obstruction oil" tbe track and threw it over
the high embinkment, and thus averted in
all probability a terrible disaster as the
embankment at this point is a hundred leet
down. Mr. Logan, Iron: the position of the
obstruction haa no doubt but that it waa
placed there designedly hy some fiend or
hendsjio human shape.
Cammuiilcatloas.
KsaLB TowssaiF, November 1888.
Tbe recent election achievement ta look
ed upon aa tbe greateat election achieve
ment of tbe Republican party.
Mrs. Lighter of Spruce Hill township.
died on tbe evening of the 8th in at., of Ty.
phoid fever. Tbe funeral service was con
ducted by Rev. Spacgler at St PauL She
leavea five children to mourn ber loaa.
Three of them are confined to bed with the
aame disease. Her husband haa not entire
ly recovered from the aame fever. Her age
waa 81 yeara, 8 months and 21 day.
J. P. McWilliama lost tbe ends of bis
two front lingers oa tbe right band by get
ting them to close to a circular saw.
Thomas Harris tbe boss wagon and aled
builder of Beate, baa aild seven aled a for
the coming winter, and haa the material on
band to put np several more.
Bow ia it that yon weather prophets pre
dict no snow f
Tbomaa baa put up a mill whereby be
cao rua bia turning lathe and jig aawa by
water power.
Mrs. Sarah Barton of Lack ia visiting
f rknda and relatives in Beale.
BEALE.
Meet Ids; r Pomona Grange.
Phils Diu-Bia, November 17. 1888.
Flour ralea 125 barrels Ohio strais-bt at
$5 66 : 260 barrels winter patent at $4.60;
IZ osrveis Minnesota clear at -oO : ZaO
barrels do. patent at $7, and 125 barrets do.
do. at $7.10. We a note Western and
Pennsylvania super at $3 76a4 ; do. do. ex
tra at $44,25 : No. 2 winter lamilv at 14 .B0
a4 60 : Peunalvania family at $4 .7 Sao :
Pennsylvania roller procesa at $55.75;
winter clears at $5s6.60 ; do. straigbt at
$5 605.75 ; winter patent at $6a6.75 ; Min
nesota cicar at Soaa.7S : do. do. atraicbt at
15.85a 6 60 ; do. patent at $6.60.7.15. Rve
Flour dull and lower, with aalea of 100
barrels at S3 80 barrel lor choice. Buck
wheat Floor was easier at $2.602 76 100
lbs, aa to quality, for new.
BANKERS,
Mux Stkbkt, Mittlixtow, Pfjck..,
TRANSACT A GENERAL
BattKMG BUSINESS
Discounts dailr.
Accounts of firms, individuals and
corporations solicited.
Four per cnt. Interest allowed on
twelve months certificates.
Pennsylvania lor the year 1SS8.
VvntilaMrg stove will heat double
Ibe sp e with same amount ol lu.-l ot any
tiber stove. Call and see it at
Flvscimt lliissiii A Co.
SUoer, aged tl.", was hung at Lebanon,
. .i i w . .. . .. i.h .rim, ol nav
r 4 , on lua ll.u ".-, ' " ' " ' - j .. . . , . .
lug muHrr. d two of his arrandchildren. j e ' -."J .Uo..-s ...
Tl.. rhiidr.-n were illeititimit . by one ot ! substantial recognition for hi praiseworthy
cures alter
Send tor circular.
bis daughters.
A liorse iitupd from a car while the
t'4in was lu motion near Mrysville, Cel., a
tew d.iys ago and landel in good condition,
at nm-e trotiiug otf. The car bad been op
tni in sino minner.
lvh. Mare, and acratcbea on human or
ST.iai i cure d in 30 m'nutes by WooKord's
Sar.itjry Lotion. This never lails. Sold by
L. tUnks k Co., Druggists. Miftlintown.
P,. ct. 31. h;.
nurture Cure Guaranteed by Dr. J. B
liter, CJl Arch atreet, I'hil a, ra. taae
at ..n, no operation or delay from bnsl-
a", attenti-d y thoussnds of
ethers fail. Advice free
Kirch 14. 'CM, ly.
Th Central Club. and a nuiuVr of pr
uns n.t belonging to th.t orguuix ition went
t.. I.xwMtown on Stturday evening and
pirtu-n afed in the Republic n j ihilee
jira.le. The procosioi waa a large one
tonidering the bd walking.
I.idiea call and see the new styles ia Fall
snj Winter Millinery. All the lealini
hsprs m French and American
Jfsw ..ods received weekly. Mn
BcN.-t. Vain atresU Patterson.
k..l love cleaner tor tale- St.
TLe weaiher wise who count the anow a
y the number of the day of the m oath on
wliieh the tirst snow falla will now aay, that
th. a inter, this part of the eouatry , will be
v.siMt by .S suows, because ths 1st m
fP. 'ti the lth day or the month.
The commissioner of Snyder and Juni
ata rcuatv n.et at Kit l.tl-l.i to let tne br.ild-
it .g ul a Lri.lse across Uionton-a crock
brre the stream cpvssea the road leading
fHui virirntal to Liverpol. The contract
ssaesr-led to Mr. Meaner lor eight hun
Ired nJ stxtv-tlva dollar.
English Spivm Liniment remove all
Uant S..lt, or Calloused Lnmpa and Blem
ish's tr.mi horses. Blood Si-cvm, Curbs,
Spiinta, Saeeny, King-bone, Stifles,
Strains, sil Swollen Th-ots, Coughs, :Etc.
Ssve 'iti by the use of one bottle. War
ranted. Sold by L. Banks Co., Druggists,
H rflmtowu Pa. Oct. Sl-'J.
Tbe regular meeting of Pomona Grange
No. 35, ol Jouiata county, will bo held at
the residence of Bro. A Pannebaker, at
llooey Grove, in Tbscarora township, On
Friday and Saturday, November 23rd and
24tb, lt, to open at 1.30 P. M-, ol first
day. In addition to the regular businesa
of tbe li range, the following lr. .grain will
be carried out :tst, Addressea of Welcome,
by brother, J. T. Work ot Tuscaror
Grange ; 2nd keapoose by brother. W. B
McCahan, of Milford Grange ; Srd, Grain,
Hay, and Straw aa raw materials fo be man
ufactured luto Meat, Batter and Eggs, by
brother, D.jB. Eah ; 4 th, Need of catching
our Law Makers, by brother George L'bu ;
5th, Advantagea of Dairying over rjisirg
Grain for Market, by brother, Joeph Roth
rock ; th, Esaay, by sister, C. J. Uilliken,
subject, Seltishnvna and Stupidity of the
aversge Farmer Cause abd Remedy ; 7th
Peach Growing toil and location mode
and prt.lit, by brother. J. E. Jamison ; 8tb.
Can tbe American t sruier escape tbe ten
antry and peasat.try system or the Od
World, by Prof. J. T. Ailman : 9th, "Our
Township Officers abd Local Taxes, by
brother, J. I., McWilliama ; 10tb, The
Orange aa an educator, by brother. D. W.
Marshall
Tbe exercises will be interestinc with
While be did notb- good music. A public meeting will be held
at the school house at Honey Grove on tbe
evening of Friday tbe 2rd, which will be
addressed by ProL J. T. Ailman and oth
ers. The Fraternity are urged to attend
these meetings and p-irtijipate in the ex
ercises. Wiuijotov Smith,
W. II. Knoisk. Lecturer.
S ecretary.
truck a cornstalk. Ha fell under tbe
wsgoa, the wheel passing across bia hi pa,
nd tbe Dorses tore dowa a ateep grade.
through two fields, running about a half
a mile into a Uae, where the wagoa waa up
set, scattering the com in every direction
Tbe wagoa tongue was broken and oae
or more of tbe horses injured. Mr. Rice
truggled to bis leet and ran alter bis
team coming up to it where the collapaa
occurred. While be waa hurt to ome ex
tent, be was not injured aufficiently to
prevent bia attending to hia wort.
Charles Albright, ol Montgomery's Ferry,
hot a wild turkey oa Monday, oa tbe Half
Fall mountains, which weighed 22 pounds.
A valuable horse waa killed at
Loah'a Run laat Mondav bv th a can. The
animal belonged to Mr- Mefxgar, and had A-R.K TaTa. fe, CO
oeen riaaen to rouse rtore oy a owy,
who wanted to buy aome amunition. The
bo) Dot hitching the horse ace a rely while
be waa ia tbe store, the aniuaal got loose
aud wandered oa the railroad, when it
stxucc by a locomotive and killed. "
Laat spring Jacob Shuman and wife of
Milleraiowa, moved to their taim in Green
wood township, renting their house ia towa
to Dr. G. A. Ickea. About tea daya be
fore the election Mr. Shuman moved back
to tow D, the doctor having vacated the
house. On election day he presented him
self at tbe polls to vote but tbe election
board refused to accept bia ballot, because
be had not been a resident ot tbe borough
tbe required amy daya. For thia the Re
uublicaa members of the board have been
prosecuted and bound over to court.
From Perry County exchange .- A good
bile I violating tbe Aabbain la ia going on.
Some persona are hauling bay Ac., other
are hunting. G G. W. Porta
line broke the bones in LU hand in busking
corn. He louid a large double ear or corn,
and in trying to break it off wiia force,
ceived the iiiiury. " The boa
q on ting party ot Oriental took place at liar
ry Clerueue' last wetk. There were
quiltera present, from taaidena sweet to
matrons old. They all Lada good lime, so
much so that aome ol the beds and chairs
were upset. The most prolific
J ield ol chealnuts reported waa gathered
troni the larn of John Leutx ia JaaliooloD-
go. His aoa U. F. Leutx, wbo lives in
all. ler. burr, caihered twelve busheia, one
tree alone Ield lug three bushels. He re
alized from $2.60 to $3.00 (er bushel lor
bia chestnuts ' ' Tbe bora wbo
went Iron here to Cumberland county to
busk ctrn , came home on Saturday , had
nice time aud plenty ot corn to busk. .
The Owuiga brothers ot Centre
township, laai Friday lost a Hue burse val
ued al $ 100, Ironi colic. The animal
ouly sick aoout two hours. Mr
W l.liaui P. Gruver, aud wile ol Pleaaaut
lew, . uuiaia coumjr, were we guests Of
Judge Grier's family, in ibis place on Sat
urday and Sabbath last The wall
on tbe Eastern aide of Harnett' old stone
grist mill, from the Irame work at the top
to the foundation about a third of tbe side
iell down with a ni'ghty era h at 9 o'cloca.
Friday cveuiog. Li tUe or no damage waa
done to tbe machinery. Continuous rain
and gradual eiukn.g ol tbe foundation waa
ibe cause of tne wreck. Mr. Fry, tbe mil
ler, thinks a frame Work will probab.y be
put np abortly to occupy the plate of tbe
former stone wall. Tbe pteseul lull! waa
built m 1041.
Theoldeat and best Institution for obtain
ing a Businesa Education. We have suc
cessfully prepared thousanda of young men
for tbe active duties ot lite, f or Circular
address.
P. BCrF Jr. SO), Pittsburg, Pa.
PRIVATE, 8 ALE.
Tbe undersigned offers 14 acres of choice
land, adjoining tbe boroogb ol Patterson, at
private sale. There ia a good barn and
core crib on the tract The land is all clear
and level aad well adapted for the growth
of all kinds of grain and garden product.
For particulars call on
Johm CmsmoHAst.
Patterson, Juniata Co.. Pa
FUflHITUBEI FURNITURE!
I would reeptjctfully inform
the citizens of Juniata County
that I have bought from John
S. Gratbill his entire stock of
Furniture and house furnish
ing goods, which consists of
LAMPS,
CARPETS,
SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTRESSES,
FURNITURE,
to which I am adding daily,
JVElf STOCK
which I am selling at ex-
stremelj
LOW PRICES
for cash.
C. B. H 0 R:INT I IT G,
Crtstal Palace,
Corner of Bridge and TVter streets
Mifflintown, Pa.
January lltb, '88-ly
OmBsgle Sounds the Keynote I Acceptable and Welcome Eirgiins
AT
S C H O T T ' S
FALL AJSriD WINTER 0!P"E!lS"ljSGr
of Mens', Youths', Boys' and Children's Clothing which is mow on
Men of Juniata county think and study well over what we have got to
say- Oar grand and superb stock of t all and inter Clothing is simply
perfection perfected. Suppose we talk to you as plainly and sensibly a
possible while asking your valued and welcome patronage. Thia ia what
we want to impress on your mind. We hare everything yon may need in
the way of clothing;, whether it be a necessity or a luxury.
Tour interest is our interest. We offer yon the best dollar"s worth f
goods for a Dollar in money and isn't that a fair exchange.
We have the banner stock of Overcoats of the county. An assorttaoat
which overshadows all the stock of other dealers in the county. Competi
tion will exist this fall only in name not in fact. We will commence by
placing on sale
350 MEN'S FINE MELTON OVERCOATS AT $8-50
The most particular dresser can take pride in wearing one of these gaxaseata.
175 MEN'S STORM OVERCOATS AT $5,
200 MEN'S IMPORTED SILK LINED OVERCOATS AT $12.
This par men t will stand comparison with any that merchant tailors
make to order for f 20. Oar $10 line is simply grand.
It is simply impossible for us to rive you anvthinp; like a coraprehensive
description of our grand, gigantic stock of Men's, Youths', Boys' and Chil
dren's Suits.
LEGjtL.
1SSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship berefore existing under tbe firm name
of Nelson and Manbeck. at Thompsontown,
bss been dissolved. Parties having settle
ment to make with tbe firm will find tbe
book at W. H. Nelson's bouse.
NiLsoa fc. Mambicx-
Tbompaontown, October 29th, lH8,4t.
Schott will sell Men's mixed suits at $4.00 ; Men's cheeked woolen
imere suits at $6.50 ; Men's fine English dress suits at only $9.00 ; Men's
fine dress suits, which we are selling at $15 00, are made from the moat
fashionable fabrics. They are equal to any merchant tailor's suit o bug
double the money.
If you have your boys to clothe, now is your opportunity. We hare
just placed on sale 700 Boys' suits. Tbe styles are various, new aad the
latest fashions, l'nces Irom 52. up to ?iu.
Come to SCHOTT'S for Your Hat.
We will show you all the new celebrated makes. Our Furnishiag Ooeia
Department is the right place to buy your Winter Underwear.
SCHOTT,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
1 nC PER PROFIT and Satm-
lUU CENT pies Free to men can-
OIXS ! OILS ! OILS !
THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY
of Pittsburg Pa., make
J SPECIALITY
of manufacturing for the Domestic
trade the Finest Brandt of Illuminat
ing and Lubricating Oils, Naphtha
aud Gasoline, that can be made from
Petroleum.
We challenge comparison with
known 1
If you wish the most
1865, ESTABLISHED 1S87
Special Invitation To The I'ublie
vassera for Dr. coll' GcntilDe i every Known x'rouuci 01 x-eiroieum.
.iccinc.iKiii, orainn. . a.a-,
dy agents wanted for Electric Corset. 1
Quick sales. Write at once for terms. Dr. ; UA'IFORMLY SATISFACTORY
Scott, 848 B'way, N. T. nrr a I V THF M AR k' FT
SOMETIIITCG n BH under the sun, j , , i i .ir:ffll ,1
which Kids fol-uion Dev. r besrd ofa iul ,,"Ir' " -
CLOTHES LINE that requires No Clothes i vicinity Supplied by
riss. tv-r house-Keeper, launaress sua
To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothirn
from
that geet im&f
THE IMMENSE STOCK
D. W.
OF
lore-keeper wants it. Sample sent by
mail. 1et lor 2octs., 12 t et tor 60ct.
Firit C ass Jlr-XTS WASTED for ttu
Coesrv-v Addres NORTON K BOND at
i CO.. Manufacturers Agents, Philadelphia,
Ta., (Lock Box 928 )
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE k CO.
December 14,-87-ly '
New Bebli Pa., November 13, 1888.
Editor Stnttmel and Repabhcan : Last
Saturday evening our iiu;et little town of
New Berlin waa all excited over the gloe-
lorts victory we won on Nov. 6. All day
preparations were made for a parade. Ev.
ening came, the moon looked down on cs
and smiled and the blesk winds burned
through tbe vailey, the drums began to beat,
tbe Mitflmburg band started in with their
fraina.
. S. M.
Fosters
act. It i-i a lonely place at tor nig'itfall,
and the reverend gentlemen fearing that
the raiacreanta miblbe lurking arouud in
expectation ot a wreck aad plunder, and
migat attack him lor removing the iron, be
was not long in gettingaway from tbe place.
Altoona Tribune. Some months since
Rev. L. L. Loga removed Iroui Thomp
sontown, Juniata Co., at which place he
was pastor of the M. E. Church.
Despatches from tbe Western corn belt
indicate that farmers are not disposed fo
sell corn at present prices.
Tribute of Respect.
Whereas, God, in bis infinite wisdom has
removed from ourmiditour tellow m-uiber
and co worker in ihe caue of temperance, t "collent mnsic, and everybody was on tbe
Martin L. Heidlcr, therefore bj it ; street. The R.publican -boy'iiinety
Rttblrtd That in this sad removal we : P" cent- ' ' college ha atoned down
rvcugom-.- the hand ol hiTO wbo '-doetb all I Irom tbe college with torches and banners
things," and therefore bow in humble sub-i to join tbe parade. A the street were
mission to bis will. muddv wseona ware rrn- .- .
R.,olrtd. That in hi death the Y. W. , - " " . '
C. T. L". ol M.fflmtowo has lost a respected DO,e were tilled with "true Americana,"
member, and aa ear Best and aealous worker . bearing their torches, banners and Hag,
and the community an intelligent and . The parade was under tbe command of Dr.
promisiua- yojng ma. Rothrock, who bad soon all things ready
RewlrtJ That wo tend to the bereaved ' rcacly
fri.nd of the deceased, our heortrelt j acd 1 be parade moved off. Seldom do the
sympathy and reccommend them in their I people of New Ber'in take any interest in
bereavement to him who haa promi ed to . h might be called I eol ishnes. but when
.,.mrri tha afflicted and sorrowful. . . .
- : TEtiir, comes so iriumnnannv ie arir. n
these resolutions be r -k
tne Krpubiican town. House were ilium
avnt fo the bereaved laiuily.
(?- I.orDOM, -1
Rrtalrtd that
primed ia the county papera and a copy be
K. IVn Met LELLax,
Kama M. Robisos,
J. II Dot-eatETT,
E. S. Baaev ,
Com.
Illctnneld and Tlclnlly.
excitement baa
J iuated. Bigs flying, men, women and cbil
jdren were standing on tbe corner and
: cavemen "a cheering for Ilarrison and tte
1 - - 1
1 county victory. Ladies wared their band-'
I kercLiefa and helped to keep the cheer up
' aa tbe pnraiie passed along. The length of
j the parade wss about three squares and
. rcnsiaied of footmen, riders, wagons and
! bnggies Behind came the Democratic
boat drawn by three horses, hitched ahead
ol each other, and the camp tires around
which our erring brethren mcst congregate,
burned brightly in tbe boat. Every few
moments the csnnons (anvils) boomed.
When every street had been visited, and
ever one Dearly hoarse from cheering, the
p-irade broke up and the people retired to
r torn Mimin county exchange paper
David Hertz. er shot a deer back ol Voder's
school house. The white hata
have auudeoly gone out of style hereabouts
Jonathan K. Byler is having
wire fence yut up arouud hiayouitry house .
Emory M .Co.m raised a tuammotn
turnip which weilied t" J pounds aud meas
ured 24x29 inches. Airs. Isaac Uobb
raised a beet which measured 18 inches
around, iucbes long, and weighed 6
poun J. There waa a large aulouol
of potatoea buried last week in our vicinity.
Ooe of tbe laige windows in the
Preaby lerlan church at Newton Hamilton
tell out aud broke five of Ibe statued lights.
Au old bear aud two cubs wore seen
crossn g iLe road over tbe mountain beta-ecu
bcl.eiule and McYe; town tue other
day. J. D. McClintw Las a Lang
uaug rooster be calls liaxrisou that wetgua
14 pouuds. lie is one year and a half old
aud waa bred from Imported slock aud Is
no doubt ibe largest rooster lu the Coun.y,
cons :Ut.iitg his age. He also bas a ben ol
the feauje brc;d and age mat weigbe nine
aud a ball pounda. Eight years ago
when the Lauver brothers built their miUat
Kode, they luaiie an open trunk to carry tbe
water up the bill aiong tue bank from tbe
run to tbe xbvel, a distance 01 dUO yard,
which gave them -S leet ol tall. The trunk
was made ol a irauie ot acautliug lined witii
one-uich oak boards, part ol which gave
way, and last week they tore away part ot
Ibe old trunk and dug a race wbicb they
tini-be.i Saturday, and turned on the water.
of wbicb they have plenty, and it made the
old wheel bull arouud lively.
r
Paterfannha (jt the aupper-table to Mr.
Th..ru.is Catch, Sunie's beau) It is said that
s Sfantard ran live un an onioa and a
tew olives a day. It seems surprising to us,
oes It not t
Susie"s Little Brother Mr. Catch, I know
wtiat you live on.
Mr. Catch What, Tommy I
Little Brother Ou your aunt ; pa (aid so.
Titikte Blade.
Philadelphia Ki-publk-ana to the number
ol H",l-H iti,iu!g,rd in a jubilee parade last
SsMrday evening. Vice President elect
Horton came over from New York and re
viewed the procession from a stand in front
"ttheVnioa Lesgne building. Governer
B'er, Juua Waneuiaker and other promi-
stt men were grouped around the Vice
l'rriiHot on the reviewing atand.
"While a shootinff match for a bear was
In progress at Sterling, Cleardeld county,
luesasy, the rih inst. Martin. on of
t'mel Randolph, persistent in keeping be
'nu tne tump ags nst which tbe target
placed tor the purpose of picking out
-- ...met. A shot tired by Ueorge Mo
rn ti"jn rnr-R tlte boy in the left bresst, and
El ction is over and Ihe
somewhat abated.
Mr. J. Shelly i building a new bouse,
which will be a grvat improvement to our
town.
Mr. J. I. Yerger baa Botched his new
bui.ding, in which John Miller occupies
on-5 bait of it for bis confectionery, and Mr.
Yrra-er the other hall for his Sour and feed
store I their borne pleased with the Republican
Boo be careful and keep thoae doga out ! pirit that had been awakened,
ot that young man's room oa Saturday! We anxiously awaited the return Irom
And esiieciallv don't attempt to Juniata and were pieasea wun tbe victory
nights.
biacken yourselves to scare aome ooe, and
then get so bdly frightened yourselves.
W. D. Stitt bss moved to MUlersbcrg,
where be w ill work si hi trade.
00 Tuesdsy night last, the barn of Jos
eph Page, iwiding about four miles south
west of RicbHeld, was destroyed oy ore
The Uae we incendiary.
w.v Ur. Boswcll (colored) preached in ;
the IT. B. Church on W edneeday evening,
last, and on Tburaday night be delivered a
lecture oa the Origia or the African Kat e,"
bia '-escape from slaver) " and tbead.auce
of the alavea amce the war.
1 .., .rk Daniel Wanavel residing two
over aome or tbe Democracy,
with them that rejoice and
them that mourn."
,We rejoice
mou-a with
Be Nox.
Kill the Cause aud Cure
ease.
Die-
In Catarrh. Bronchitis, Consumption and
disease of tbe blend, innumerable germs,
those tiny but powerful workers, are alwaya
busy, eating, destroying and undermining.
Nothing but killing tbe Microbe and the
absolute extinction of these desth workers
will start healing to the affected part, and
all who are suffering should enquire into
tbe csore. Free circulars, explanation a
and testimonials. Wm. Radara' Microbe
and a half miles southeast of Richfield met
with a lainlul accident, while descending the j Killer, 819 Arch street, Philadelphia.
steps Of C. A. Lauver t grist mm, nia leet
slipped, and he Iell sinking hia bead ou
the ground, fracturing bis skull and re
ceiving internal iujuriee. Dr. J. W. Deck
...l r-.dcred medical aid, and he is now
doing "ell aa can be expected.
See that 3 our tutkey receives
portion ol corn, as Thanksgiving
at band.
bis full
ie close
Dick.
The Hoiiiliet JUa m Mifflintown aad
Patterson, aa well aa tbe handaomest, and
others are invited to call on any drugeist
and get r a trial bottle of Kemp' Bal
aam lor the Thrott and Lunga. a remedy
that ia sellinc entirely cpon lta merits and
i guaranteed to cure and relieve all Chron
ic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price 6" cents sad tl.
Public) Sale of Cows.
The undersigned will sell at Public
Sale at the residence of Wilson
Gross, in the Borough of Thompson
town, on Thursday the 29 ill of Nov.
at cue o'clock sharp.
Fifteen nice cows any one of which
will be fresh inside of three weeks.
A few of them have calves by their
side at thia time.
Five head of young cattle, 2 Eteers
and 3 heifers.
And 2 five year old bay horses
broken double or single.
Terms 60 dys.
Gross & Kisfjl
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
MzrrxjwTosra, November 21,11388.
Butter so
Egg 22
Htm, , 124
Shoulder, ....................... 10
Sides, Hi g
Lai d ..... . .. . ............. 10
MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MAFKRT.
Wheat, new $1.00 to 95
Cora old ............ 50
(lata, .... 25
Rye a,,,
Clovers oed S3.50 to 4 OO
$1.76
. I bO
20 00
1 SO
23 00
1 20
1 10
Timothy seed .....
Flax seed
Bran
Chop........ ...........
Shorts
Ground Atom Salt.......
American Salt............
Work Offered !
We want a large number of energetic, re
lisble men to act as agents tor tbe isle ot a
lull line ot first class Nursery Stock which
i- gnaronteed true to name. We hire en
Sal HD' and all expenses paid by us, or if
prclc-rrvd on Commission. The work is
steady si.d our terms most liberal. For
particulars address
THE GUARANTEE NURSERY CO.,
Nov'r 14, lSSo-3t, Ukkeys. N.Y.
Fall and Winter Goods.
I would inform tbe public that I have
now in my new millinery store at my place
of residence on Water street, Mifflintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a full stock, of Fall & Winter millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles.
aDd having employed first class milliners
I am prepared to supply the public with
everything found in a firstclas milliner
store, come and examine my stock. I
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DEIHL.
Msreh 22-87.1.V.
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.t. i ir ti t uicn'--!s Ly taiiUuifV m-ik, v!rii
REFRIGERATORS
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS'
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods ftr
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Price.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, f eieVt fWil
to give him
a call it in need ot Clothing
r- -r -a;1.- ?ZJZa 1
mmmimM
f.ii3i5 &m F- ti' t i.p.r.:. with
1 $$XJ , 11 Stanewani and toralei Fibre,
ivVr)r:-5l- ff Taw'. ' LrfcHlV which a-e f-w frnm a.rpti.-n. rorotmn. and
S Bjr5 T1IOBOI MILi KAMl'AICV.ecbiioou-
I STJ T3"2fi- - -K 'ee.and ;i.miu.c Ir.w leiri euiures I
I S; SiS . PS-isaR - Si Catai.-gues K'vif-K f"11 e.l..nalien and tit:-
I i Li v v . $ T Knplimi w.!l I..- m.nli.! irec lii ai.iKti..:i.
I L Si, r-v' AJ.trt-. ihe mriul.ititircr.
Centrnl lA'ny nnd .TorTirtri ftrt'r-t,
c-t.tt'i:t.atvt. OHIO
D. W. HARLEY
Buy Your
BOOTS AND SHOES
from
G. W. HECK,
AND SAVE MONEY.
BELF0RD BLOCK, CORNER MAIN AND BRIDGE
STREETS
We are Selling
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
c ni 1:.31:11 tt-t-A-jN" ir:rii:ra
Do not fail to see our
SQUARE li EATERS,
tiicy 4 nr. nr.1 Tirt:.
A FlLl. LINK OF COOK STOVES ALWAYS ON HANI
We fttrnith rcpuirs for a!l kinds of Stovrs, Stove Pipes. Coal Buckets
nt the very lowent prices.
OIL CLOTH A S1JK0AL1TV. A square of 2 yards for $1.00
FRA'NCISCU.S 1IAUDWA11E & CO.
Vatertown Steam Engine Co
WATBBTOWN, 7JNT. "5T.
JiFanufacttirmra of
STEAM
ENGINES
,RD BOILERS
Of ATI Kinds.
Write for Oataloj-.
Kemp'sMannre Spreader
Tslsssls Issweveasewte fee J
ror Drspff, Crael, lerTeas
neaa I rlnary r Liter If s
teases. Cure Guaranteeil. Ofbce, SSI
AKCU St., Philadelphia. All druggists.
Try it (1 s bottle, six for ge
Msr. 14.1HX8, ly.
: KK l IX .-
te Per Cent. Cheaper than any
other, all things oensiderec.
TiafttTWUSOwUiswsrkat. Be-e-es frai erery
sTSaakhi tea CiTm, t;:u.rpt
ai3r VJrEE M-e'i
':i ireu r fr.
.in r '. :.i j.-.
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rfwtl., cr ffa.fa i-f ir 1. R n l.T mtj i.
. an ie. lr Jsx.77 lrmnul Sc. Boatoo, kaaa.
U?j of RCHR7 W133 BEECflEB ZfpilSZ
1. RTex als LCa tma ft.. M- a rv aSa
1 Or. 1 -liar. -1 ,j- r rs-
TWIOK VOOFL CO..
srartoa K.. ItMliln, X.r.
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