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WI?FLlNTOWN.
T.. F. S C II H'EIER,
bmtob aid raorairroa.
Pr.E.SIIFNT Ci.evhand will pnu-tiif
law in NVw York City.
A Novo Noha statesman proposes,
that Camilla hliull annex the Ntw
Knlnnil states t Cauotla.
I5.AnE's first for-ijjn business is
tlifir neotwanr armament bIiouM
j.n.fnvtw as rapi.llv jih is on sis tent
with care ami jwrfecti..n in plans and
w.irkmauship.
"We slioul.l encourage tlie estalv
lLslimcut i.f American steanisliip
lines." 1
"Our pension laws shoul.l jrive
more aileiprote and dist-riminatin
relief to the Union nol.liers anil sail
ors and to their widows and orphans.
"The freedom of the Imllot is a
condition of our national life, and no
!wer ytstetl in Confess or in the
Executive to secure or periaftuate it
should remuiu umisctl ujhu occasion.
The people of nil the Concessional
districts have an equal interest that
nlnnit a l:ihv that was carried away I tlie election in each shall tridv
fr. m Kansas City, Mo., to Kn'huid.
I.u.lf V. Wiixiavsos, of Philmlel-
pliiti who provi.ltil fr the fotuidin
of a "Free St-hool of Mechanical
Trades," died last Thursday morning.
Aiuit.v.nt General Hastiliir lrands
as false the statement that Penn
sIvniiii troops
Misorncriv ui Hie streets oi ns
inirt 'ii.
press the views and wishes of a
majority of the iiiudifietl electors re-
siding w ithin it. The results of such
flections are not local and the insist
ence ot electors rrsidmp in other
districts that they shall be pure and
free does not savor at all of impor
tance. If in anv of the States the
public securitv is thought to le
were drunk and threatened lv ljrnorance anions- the
streets of Wash- M('t'"K, the obvious remedy is ed
ucation. I he svmpathv and help of
our i.eo pie will not ! withheld from
J.'irs F.rk sson. i.f ip.ui chid Monitor any communitv Ktru""lin-r with
fame, died in New York last Fridav Mj -cial embarrassments or difficulties
followed during which he seized
some of the leaves, broke them and
drank of the milky and glutinous sap
with which they are saturated.
When his friends found him he was
senseless with the "peuca," or "mag
uey leaves clutched in his bands.
He was carried to his home and
soon regained his health. The In
dians are said to have long used
jH-uca juice as a cure for mad dog
bite.
Communication.
con meted with the suffrage, if the
remedies proposed proceed upon law-
itu lines aim are promoted lv uist
I and honorable methods. How shall
those who practice election frauds
recover that respect for the ram-tit v
who liave cscaiwd to tan ad a are ,,f the- l..11,.f bi.-li w fin,t i.,li
alarmed over the i roiiosiil to puss a I tion and obligation of ixsl citizen
law in Cimada to it m.it of the ar- sm'P ' The man who has etime to re
- . . . - lir.ir.l ! l.ill..f L.r 0.1 ..
lest of the thieves oil warrellts from r . "J"'" "
1 llTIC rettofl.te..! l.i Inri'iiiiut
rue i lined rvtnies.
moiiiui;.'. g d m ids. tie whs a I
Swed bv liirth. He came to tl.el
l"n it ed St::tes of America ill 1S.,0.
J!a.k wrecking thieves and so forth
On the night of the oth of Man h
JoM-ph S rwarsheim, of near Hunt
ingdoiiburg, Indiana was riveu 3H
l.-tslies on his naked laxly for lie
lecting to hIk v a iioticf from White
4'uj s. to go to work or leave.
Last week hundreds men l.x-nt
ed ill the Ilidiau Territory as saitl.-it
tern. The Indians are protesting
but the rush to Oklahoma gix-s on
i I. .venitiieiit triMips there have not yet
interfered to keep the settlers out.
Tumi, are in the I'liitcd State?
I.'iI.imio miles of railroad, and the
past
I ttu- roads were either killed or
nuiiine.i for life. Most of the death:
and enses of maiming were caused
by coupling cars,
"I do not mistrust the future.
I lingers hfixe lceu in fretiuelit uu-
btish ah !-g o;ir path, but we have
uncovered and vanquished them all.
Passion has swept some of our com
munities, but onlv to give us a new
demonstration that the great Ixtdvof
our jn-ople are staple, jxitriotic and
law abi. ling. No political party can
long pursue advantage at the ex-
j-ciisc of public honor, or by rude and
indecent methods, without protest
ami fatal disaffection in its own lcslv."
Mt. Union, IV, March 4, '80.
Mr. Editor: I notice now and
then an article in your columns that
proves to me and all readers of your
valuable paper how much truth there
was in Mr. Murphys statement when
he said that "a gallon of strait whiskey
osting ?2.50 jH-r OalL when retailed
over the Car at 10c per glass, netted
the tender a clear profit of $3.50."
Iiut supjiose the gallon of strait
whiskey le adultereated as most all
your Drug store, and Hum hole
liquors are. How then about the
profits, if the inteligent farmer would
compare his profits with that of the
Jium tieller. I lou t believe he
would ever spend any of his (SOc per
busheL) wheat money for whiskey
fiipps or (Jin Slings." And I further
ln-lieve that if these chaps who have
lately 1h--u saying so much in favor
of whiskey (over an assumed name.)
were made to come Iiefure the public
with full name and address they
would wish their father (the devil)
had them. I may soon write to you
again ami tell you when and w here I
saw a bureau, some bks, and four
chairs that once lielonged to llev.
Jacob (I ruber.
J. E. Mc.
John Simpson'6 Tomb.
health of any vegetable that can be
mentioned. Leeds Mercury.
lere'a a Pretty Mesa.
The jvilitical situation in West Vir
ginia is one of well-nigh unexampled
perplexity, General Goff, the Repub
lican candidate for the Governorship
at the election held last November,
has taken the oath of office upon the
ground that he received a maioritv
An indication of the growth of the
morphine craze is given by a Port
land, Me., m.-vnufacturer, who has
made and sold twenty-five thousand
hypodermic needles since 188(i.
They couldn't imagine what caus
ed little Johnny Martin, of Sioux
City, to f:iU ill and die, but a jKist
niortetu showed thirteen marbles in
his stomach.
"On a $1 bill received at a Williams-
Jeic Firm.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
No more oummer for months
to come. Fall and Winter are
here, and to conform to the
change, the Senior member of
the firm has just returned from
of the votes cast upon that occasion 'port bank was the inscription : "This
and that the failure of the Sjieaker of i is the last of a fortune of tlO.OOO j Eastern Markets, where he Se
ine riouse oi ieiegaies lo lssu tlie ' r"'iTn oi rum, cards and vvoiac n.
lobiu-co grows readilv and
necessarv certificate cannot properly
operate to defeat the jopuiar will.
Pr sident Carr, of the State Senate,
has idso had himself sworn in as
Governor, arguing that the office has
become vacant, and that it- devolve
upon him as president of the Senate
to throw himself into the breach. In
the meanwhile Governor Wilson,
despite the expiration of his official
term, declines to recognize either
claimant and calmly liolds the fort.
All this makes up a situation whose
equities it is not easy to determine.
But so far as can le judged at this
distance and m the light of such in
formation as is at hand, President
Carr's claims seem to have the lest
legal liasis.
even
luxurantly in California, but it can
not le cured there. Something the
matter with the climate.
English people lmugbt over 90,
000 barrels of American apples hist
year.
"The Oklahoma, bill now under
consideration in Congress, does not
recognize the homstead principle
pure and simple, biit provides that in
addition to thW-e years occupancy
settlers call acquire title only by pay
ment of a dollar and a quarter per
acre. There must le personal re-sid'-uce,
oc .ipancy and cultivation of
tlie
the hmd for three vears, and
Since the result of the I payment in four annual installments
Beater in the Storm.
People who passed through the
Harrison inauguration rain are not
throuirh talkinir about it. The
ar over oOOO of the employees Governor iased the ordeal of the
i
storm as if the life and death of the
Republic hung tremblingly in the
balance. The Philadelphia BiiUetine
peaks of him thus. There wasn't a
moment from the liegiuning to the
end of the services when the rain
topped falling, and the weather
nlv cleared after the hist visitor
had left the Inauguration balL
General Beaver came in for the worst
f it. He wore no heavy overcoat.
ami he sat on his horse from earlv
President Harrison's Inaugural.
A SYNol-sls.
President Harrison's inaugural ad
dress is iMith brief and compriheii
appeareil to le in reasonably good
condition when he left for his hoteL
Kan Away With the Ilabj.
THE rmsT FoUEION ItrslNKSS OFJERKP TO
Sf.( RETARV HIINP
A seci:d despatch from Kansas
City, Mo., says: Kansas City has
furnished Secretary Blaine " with
prolib!y his first official business
with a foreign country. Tlie facts
of an interesting occurrence which
led to a telegram leing sent from
here by the Humane Society to the
State IVpartmeiit this afternoon are
as follow s :
A few days ago Mrs. Daisy Spell
mau, a young widow, made complaint
to the Humane Society that George
Henney and wife had left the city,
taking with : ':1.1a her cighteeli-
. il II 1 ; . -r . .1
momus-oid .i-glilcr iiUOV. Mie
thought that ti. ir destination was
Manchester, Kn gland. Five months
ago Mrs. Sjellman had arranged with
the Henney family to loard and take
care of her baby The theory is that
Mr. and Mrs. Henney lccame so at
tached to the child that when Mrs.
S tollman notified them a few days
ago that she would take charge of it
horselftheytookitaw.lv with them
secretly, lteing unwilling to part
with it. Tlie Henney family is
highly resi tooted. This afternoon
Secretary Huckett, of the Humane
Society, sent the following te.egram
to StTetary Blaine :
To the Hon. James G HI Mine. Secret-try
of State, IVashiwrton. D. C. :
G-orge Heiiiiev and wife, British
subjects, left Kansas City last Wed
nesday via Washingt" n for New York.
Their destination is Manchester,
F.nghuid. They took with them
Lucy Spclliuan, aged eighteen
mouths, child of American parents,
which they are carrying out of the
country secretly, unlawfully and
against the wish of the widowed
mother. Please refer to the British
Minister at once that he may cause
the register of outgoing steamers to
Ik? examined and prompt action to
Ik? taken.
sive. it is liriof in its review of the in the morning until dark all mom-
points it touches upon, and coiiipre-ling arranging the procession, all
liensive in presenting all the ttoints afternoon at the head of it, and all
of living issues. I ovt ning review ing it at Tenth and K
Die oath of office he declares to streets. By the time he reached the
Ik- a mutual covenant l tot ween him- reviewing ist the water was running
sou and the j-eopie lor the execution out of his sIuk? and his figure pasted
of the laws, the defense of the Con- to his black clothing as if he had
st it utiou and the I nioii of the States. Iw n melted and run into it H
I he advancement of a hundred was undoubtedly chilled throng 1
vears of government are mentioned, but he sat still on horseback through
and marvelous as they are the ideal three weary hours raising his water-
condition has not 1k-'1i reached "but soaked silk hat every minute and
oil the whole the opportunities to the giving the ugly breezes a fresh chance
individual to secure the -oruforts of at his unprotected head. Citizens
life are U tter than found elsewhere, near by carried him h it coffee, the
and Itettcr than they were one hun- onlv thing he would take and he
dretl yours ago.
He characterized the favorable ver
dict of protection at the recent elec
tion as a return to the protective pol
icy of the government of the Ilepidv
lic of earlier administrations.
The evil of jn-riuitting communi
ties and cormrntions to nullify the
laws arc minted out. "It demoral
izes those who tract ice it and de
stroys the faith of those who suffer
by it in the efficiency of the law as a
safe protector.
"Our naturalization should lie so
amended as to make the inquiry into
the character and good distositiou of
arsons applying f,.r citizenship,
more careful and searching." "We
should not cease to lie hospitable to
emigration, but we should cease to
lie careless us to the character of it."
"These men of all races even theltest,
whose ii:iing is liocesarially a burd
en ..11 public revenues or a throat to
social order, these should Ik- -identified
and excludi-d."
It is the puqxisc to enlarge our
friendly relations with all the great
towers, "but they will not expect us
to look kindly uton any project that
would leave us subject to the dangers
of a hostile observation of environ
ments." "We have a ch ar right to
oxiHi-t, therefore, that no F.tiroteaii
government will seek to establish
colonial ilciieliihlllcics upon the terri
tories of these iudeH-ndeiit American
stales.
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cmzeiis iloiuiciu-d tor pur-
1-oses ui irauo m au countries and in
many islands of the sea, demand and
will have our adequate care in this
personal nnd commercial ri"hts.
nif iitiTKsin I'l our navy require
convenient coaling stations and dock
and harU.r privileges." Those and
tthor trading privileges we will feel
free to obtain only by means that do
not in any .1. groe partake of eoerci. m."
Those who volunteer or are invited
to give advice as to aptointmehts to
office should recomtucud only such as
are ca .able and honest. Honorable
arty service will not lie esteemed a
disqualification for public office, but
it will in 110 case lie allowed to serve
as a shield for olTuiid negligence,
itmmijieteney or delinquency. It is
exis ted to enforce the Civil" Service
law fully and without evasion. "We
shall not, however, I am sure, lie
able to tut our civil service ujtou a
uou -partisan lmsis until we have
secured an incumU m y that fair mind
ed men of tiieopjMisitiou will approve
or impartality and integrity."
"We will fortunately lie able to a
ply to the redemption of the public
tie bt any small and unforeseen ex
cess of revenue. This is letter than
to reduce our revenue In-low our nec
essary extenditures, with the result
ing choice lietweeu another change
of our revenue laws and an increase
of the public debt. It is quite ossi- j
ble, I am sure, to effect the necessary
reduction in our revenues without
AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS HIS BOllV IS FOfJill
IS A HoIXOW TREE.
A stooial despatch from Harrisls
burg, Ky., says : Iu 1873 John Simp
s m was a well to do farmer of Wash
ington oouutv, with a wife and two
bright and interesting little children.
Simpson disapieared fmiu homo one
day, and all trac-s of him were lost.
His domestic life was most pleasant
and he was not known to have had
an enemy. When he left he had a
large sum of money, and his alseiice
was accounted for by thinking ho
had gone to Harrodsburg to tut the
111. iit y iu bank. He also wore a
tine gold watch. After his continu
ed altsenoc foul play was susMfted,
and a s arch Ity lus family was in
stituted and a rew ard offered, but all
failed to bring anv tidings.
Now comes the most mysterious
part of the affair. On his farm was
a large oak tree. Twenty feet from
the ground were two large limits,
funning a stub like apvearauce at the
forks of the tree. Yesterday the
tree was cut down by Simpson's
brother and a son, now a grown
young man. It was ilisoovered hol
low from the forks of the limits near
ly to the ground. Imagine their
surprise ami horror when they split
the trunk to find the bones of" a hu
man lteing, which, when exjx.sed to
the air and hamllrd by the two men
crumbled to dust. On further search
they found a gold watch, which the
( lder Simpson at once recognized ad
his brother's. They took the
watch to the wife, who also re
cognized it as her husband's, but she
refused to accept the bones as those
of her husband, though it is the uni
versal opinion that they are the re
mains of John Simpson. But how
did the man get there, what became
of the money he was known to have,
and if he was murdered and plac-d
there, why did not the murderers
also take the watch ? The whole story
sotiuds like a fairy tale, but it is writ
ten as it w as told by a man who was
voting must be certified to br the at the rate of a dollar ami a quarter
rqieaker before it can lie omcially re
cognized, General GofTs election is
inchoate and his position not legally
valhL As for Governor Wilson, his
term having expired his sisitiou is
clearly extra-constitutional ; and thus
the office 1 icing vacant in contempla
tion of law, the contention of Mr.
Ciut seems to lie well considered.
An application on the part of General
Goff to the courts for a mandamus
directing SK-akor Woods to declare
the result of the election, as his duty
requires, is what seems to lie the
course that should be taken. North
American.
Free Bnm ia Maine.
per acre. Jvo settler ran take more
than 100 ,-cres. The provision for
payment in the bill is intended to
produce a sum sufficient to extinguish
the Indian title to the land."
one of a half dozen neighlxirs who
gathered the lmnes, placed them iu
a coffin and buried them in the old
Siuqtson cemetery. He savs the
I wife would not go to the burial, and
that she still insists that her hus
band is alive, anil she will yet see
him Ik-fore she dies. The "brother
of the deceased man refuses to fur
ther disturb the tree. He says it
held his brother for sixteen years,
and it looks to much like desecration
of his grave to molest it.
The long sought remedy for hy
drophobia is said to have iKen dis
covered ill Pom. A l'emviioi lioinif
breaking dow n our protective tariff inad rushed from the house, and
Diphtheria la Franklin Cannty.
PiTTsmniiH, Pa., March 5. Diph
theria of a violent aud maligrant
type is prevailing at St. Petersburg,
Franklin county, to such an extent
that the Town Counsil has issued an
irdinance closing all churches, schi m .Is
and singing classes, aud forbiding
the holding of any public meeting.
St. Petersburg is au oil town
miles from Oil City, and the country
between here and there is all afflict
ed with the same disease.
Cure for Hydrophobia.
mj urmg any
or serious! v
industry.
"The construction of
domestic i f.-dling among a lot of "peuca" plants,
some oi the juice ot these plants -u-
1 uiifli.-iu..i .,wl 1,, ,! I. ....11 1 Za. 1 ...1 - ii-. . . .
.v a. . Ul r 11 1 U hiiii iivr nniiiuinni II II' IT lt n I 1 Ixii.m., X iL .
. .. ,. ,.1. 1 i uoiiiin mau iur me la-
numlierof modern war -hips and of A moment of reason seems to have : ble and the most conducive to (he
Hoil Tour Celery.
AND Vor WII.L FTM IT TO BE A SIT.E CI HE
FOB RHETMATISM.
New discoveries or what chum to
lie new discoveries of the licalin"
virtues of .hints are continually Ikj.
mg made. One of the latest is
celery is a cure for rheumatism
d.-ed it is asserted that the disease
is imjutssible if the vegetable iK-oiHtk-ed
and freely eaten. The fact that
it is always put iqxin the table raw
prevents its thereaK-utic towers from
iK-ing known. The celery should lie
cut in bits, lioiled in water until soft,
ami me water drank l,y the patient.
m. iic niuk wiin a 111 ue Hour or
iiutmeginto a sausepan with the lioil
ed celery, serve it w arm, with pieces
of toast, eat it with potatoes and the
painful ailment will soon yield.
Such is the declaration of a physic
ian who has again and again tried
the exK'rimoiit and with uniform
su-eess- He adds that cold or tlamp
never produces, but siniply develops
the disease, of which acid IiIihmI is
the primary and sustaining cause,
and that while the blood is alkaline
J there can lie neither rheumatism or
gout.
Statistics show that in one year,
187G, 204(1 1 K-rsons lied of rheuma
tism in this country, and every case
it is claimed, might have In-en cured
or prevented by the adoption of the
remedy mentioned. At least two
thirds of the eases named heart dis
ease are ascrilied to rheumatism and
its agonizing ally, g,,ut Smallpox,
so much dreaded is not half so de
structive as rheumatism, w hich, it is
maintained by many physicians, can
le prevented by oljeyiiig nature's
law s in diet But if you have incur
red it, In, iled celery "is pronounced
unhesitateingly tolie a siecitic. The
proT way to eat celery is to have
it cooked as a vegetable after the
manner altove descrilied.
The writer makes constant use of
it in this way. Try it once, and vou
would do without any veetblo
with the single exception of the po
tato, rather than celery. Cooked
A sx-oial despatch from Augusta,
-We., says : "The action of the Maine
House of Representatives Ui-dav i:i
passing the Pharmacy bill as amend
ed creates surprise and consternation
It is practically a free rum bill. Two
years ago a constitutional amend
ment was accepted by theiieople for
ever prohibiting the sale of liquor iu
the State, ex-epting for mechanical
and medicinal purjKises. But here
to-day is the House tossing A, free
rum bill. The bill was originally
presented to the Legislature by men
who oidled themselves temierauce
men. As remrted it allowed drug
gists in large towns and cities to sell
liquor for medicinal purjioses on a
physician's prescription. As amend
ed it allows municipal officers to
license any number of drug stores in
any town or citv to sell in amounts
not exceeding a quart on a physician's
prescription, and any druggist who
is a dia-tor ran sell on his own
prescription. This opened wide the
door for free rum. The bill was
passed by the overwhelming; vote of
84 to 4S."
nE.YER.iL .YEWS ITEMS.
WolffsACMEBIacking
BEATS the World. It is the Beet
HARNESS DRESSING
The BEST for Men's Boots
" Ladies'
Children's
iBioiirriir wATKRfnoor.
OFT C N S and P M C S E R S th LmUw
mmtm ! far m,,fa rm.l'm It i
IMMMMM ana ! 1 1 nmcN pnlu yav un mmw.
Too dent ban to mrtmm and n-Nl ith blaok
fcC braah. B wIm and lly It. fliniai i roar
aramtfalhar ankad bald ki bo mi aoa afaooal
law taaa auior.
WOLFF A RANDOLPH. PNtuoELPRiJL
Fefi&irlra&lA Agricultural Works, Tor It, ?.
fartfcrs MastUr hfimuibiw aula.
Ba4 rr i etaUogtw. fet-iaM. fti.
-Mtit at.
er
itfffMrfcl
h BMCsry. . racitos
Mm A. B. F A&qCHAB A SOS. Xark, fa.
lected with great care the goods
that his many patrons favor.
DROP M.
We have now filled our
shelves vith Fals, and Wister
Goods of all kinds. Our cus
tomers have appreciated our
efforts to give them goods to
suit their purposes, and we
believe that we are better pre
pared than ever to merit their
confidence. We invite you to
come and see and be satisfied.
In our dress goods department
we have almost everything.
Don't be backward, call for
what you want.
Shoes anil Hoots.
Our Boot and Shoe De
partment is full in its as.sort
ment, and you certainly can be
suited in fit, quality and price.
Whatever improvements have
been added by the manufactures
we have them all. We can
supply you with foot wear for
any in or out door service. Our
grocery Department never lags.
We have on hand a full line oi
Fresh, Plain and Fancy
GROCERIES.
Also, the only full line oi
QUEENS WARE
in the county. Kvery houe ; Johw kcLaighlik
must have its lull supply ol
Queens and Glassware, this is
the store to call on for such ar
ticles. All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention,
llemember the place,
AUTUMN AMD WlNTEiT
i. iiAvr. rat;
Latest Fall
And
WINTER
T
LES '
1e C hampion Cletbler ol.Junlala t ount hai
Hinted n oiu.tlie Elern cltle- with a wonderful ?,IIMr
FA-LL AND WINTER STOCK
Will mko li itlirts, outshine rivals, w in rii-torit m,,! j '
ineiits. HXS HOI'S & CHILDREN'S
FASHIONABLE CLOTIIIXq
' 0 r- ' - " j wii. uiin 1 1 o!;.
No
'Uiitv
ivte ia c-;i
Elegance, with ricts thai Trill astonisb jou.
I prove this.
But I ask your pMtroiMgs only wlicn I pivo comj-Trie sai;-
JVW'li'l V? V T 1 i iri... c-i .
wr j i. , viuru, a. i un.iv nil a T line OlTffl. CC'JC TVFar
Cuffs.Trnnks ami Sr4cLcle, is fall nnd comicto. Call ntO t.Pe
Sani'l STRATEH.
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER AND FLTRMHIP
IN PATTERSON.
Jone 16, 1886.
l.ecis K. ATKiKaoH. K. M. M. Puistu. .
ATTORNEYS-AT - LAW,
M1KFLINTOWN, PA.
Uncollecting and ConTeyauciug prouii
ly attended to.
OrriCB On Main street, in place of- resi
dence ef Loaia K. Atkinson, Kxq-, south
bridge street. Oct 2U, lbW.
Da
M. CKAWFOKD, M. D.,
Has resamed actively the practice ol
Medicine and Surgery and tbeir collatrl
branches. Office at the old corner ol Tl.ird
and Orange streets, MifBintown, Pa.
March 20, If 76.
Joseph W. Htiiiiiii
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYjSL, JUNIATA CO., I'Jt.
D7"Oaly reliable Companies represented. '
Jan. I, 18fO-ly j
PLKNSYLVAKIA RAILEcId..
time-taiiu
Oi and alter Sunday mr -,(. ,
trams that stop at M .mi,, a ill rHITm,
EASTWARD.
AlTPTWA ACCOMM0r.ATI.il.lM,,..,,,
daily at 6 -0 a. ,.. T,r,np .V"0"
Hnntinprton .:53 a. ra.. Mon.t rr,
6,57 a. di.. Xi-wtnn Ilsmiit..n 7 (c. ,
McVt-vfown 7.-J-2 a. in., iBt..-"n7 4i .'
m., ViKord S.OS a Tn.. Kiffl,n u y, '
Port Koyal H.17 a. in-. Mexico '' ,'
Tcxcarora S;2i a. m.. Vart- k k'q I "'
Thompsontown K.37 a. m., Pnrw'arJ '
m., MiilerMon K.4'. a m., .No vporK
m., arrivinr fit Harriahnrc at luo5
ami at Philadelphia, l.i". p. , "'
. . ....,.,.,K . ,
BtstioDs Lielween Ali..,,,.n uj Harrina
reaches M.itiin c, '.'AO a. m., HatIm).
, 11.40 n. T.. and krr:v.. n Di.l .j
, , - - - - " 1 " i i : 11 -: -i
o. lo p. in.
Maii Tuaim leave pit t
.h5 a. ni.,
Pall and Winter Goods.
I would inform the public that I have
Maim STUKKT, OrroaiTE CoDKT HoCSE, ; now a ray new millinery store at my place
mrir rt.-i.
Alfoona at 2.dti n. I, ...
pine at all regnlar Mati.in arrive. At Wj:
I at d-t-.l p. ,u., rlari buri; T.i.Up. lu., l'tu,.
. ndflpbia 4 2o m m.
Alifllintowii, Pa.,
Frcd'k SiCil A I Ii
4.V oii.
Mail Snircsi leaves PittslMir at 1 Odi
Altuonat 211 p m ; Tyrone i, 6 ym- za.
Ingdon 7 B7 pm; Lewintoa-n h4hpm; u.
tliu S lOpin; Uarrtaburg lU4o pra; rbiia-
BHAT AVZSXCAS
MEAT-CUTTER. I
raaqoallad ana pra.
aaaatad lac ban Aa Huh.
"How tl.. vou manage t keep awake
all ni'lit lonp J" inquired a repwrtfr
t.f tlie Pittslmrj' Dispat-cb of a lmlv
who lial leen Hittins; beside a nirk
In'd for days and nights recently.
"I cbew fpim," sue replied wita ft
verv HeriouH uir.
"Truly f"
"Yes -"so long as you're chewing
pruni vou can't go to sleep. Pro
fessional ntirsj-s have found out this
virtue of gum, nnd I know from ex
lerience that, no matter how drowsy
and weary I may le, sleep never over
takes me so long as I have gum in
my mouth." No particular kind of
gum is descriljed, and the chewing-
gum can le kept letveen watches in
the usual handy places on the 1:u:k
of a chair, under a mantel or behind
the clock.
Clu-cking babies at balls is the la
test wrinkle, says the Buffalo (N. Y.)
Commercial. At a lndl iven in that
city recently a woman lMcame tired
of carrying her little one alnnit in
her arms. She took the child to the
hatroom and put it in a lox. The
little sl-eier was then duly checked,
the mother paying 10 cents for the
privilege. "I ll keep the baby here
till it wakes tip, but you must come
and get it when it legins to cry,"
said the man in charge of the hat
room. "All right," replied the
mother, ami away she went to the
ball room, where she enjoyed two
hours recreation. At the end of that
time tiif. Tiiotlir-r h-mh fH'!.tl tni ..f .
that i fn.t to t;ik.. raw r.f tl.o l...l-
i-
inc weMing t alter Alcntt and
Miss Ella Cox, in the Methodist
Episcopal Parsonage, iu Cbestertown,
ivent county, was interrupted bv
the njvjK-arant-e of the girl's father,
who in an excited manner for
bade the marriage, Kev. Mr. Todd,
the officiating minister, tried to per
suade the father to consent to the
marriage, but he persisted that if
she married Alcutt he would have
nothing more to do with her.- The
bride shed tears and the groom
showed anger, but the minister made
them happy by concluding the cere
mony, ln-ing satisfied that the vouni
lady was of age.
John S. Bt 11, Chief of the United
States Secret Service, reports that for
the year ending June 30 there were
407 arrests for counterfeiting. Of
those arrested 146 were convicted,
105 discharged and 96 cases ara still
undecided. Forty-six of those ar
rested were old offenders. A fact i.f
interest is that a large percentage of
the counterfeiters are Italians.
A Scotchman in the picturesque
and airy costume of the Highlands
tioarded a train at Lyons the other
day lound for Nice." Two French
ladies were in the carrLige, and the
moment the Highland, laddie made
his apiM'arance thev were terrified
&nd rushed on the platform yelling
for help.
W Masacc. Mil- Vat,
alhl Seppl. I'roq.imara.
-JjJ llamlrarx Siaak. -.. .
T I No. lJU Mtit, evarraa
AMERICAN M'f'G CO.,
a waabiorlaa Ava..
railaAVlaaia.
t ft PKK PRIiriT ..H .aai.
CKNT Die Free to nicu can-
vaaaera lor Dr. Scott'a Genuine
tleclrlc Kelts, Kruahci, fcc La
dy serins aanii-d for Electric t'orseta.
Qnu-k sa'ca. Write at once tor terms. Dr.
Srntt, b4H B'wav. N. T.
FOMETIIIXCi H1H under the sun
which King boloniun nntr h-ard of a
CI.OTHKS LINK that r. ..ire .No Cloth.
Pins. Every houae-keepfr. laundress snd
store-keeper wants it. Sample aent by
mall, 6 teet lor 25cts.. 12 lt tor 5ct.
Firtt Clatt JlkSTS WASTED for Ait
Co. AdilrrM KOKTOX K BOND k.
CO., Manulacturera Ag-.n ts, Philadelphia
Pa., (Lock Box 938.)
W ANTED AGENTS
TO SOLICIT ORDERS
For onr Choice and Hardy Nursery Stock.
Steady work lor eners:etic, tetnpetate men.
Salabt asr Exraxses, or c.mmiion il
prelerred. The bu.ness quickly and easi
ly learned. Salialact.no guaranteed to cus
tomers and sceots. Wriie imniediatly for
ternis. Slate are. Addn-aa
It - (.. CIISK &. CO.,
1430 Sotilh Penn Square, Phil'a, Pa.
GET T1-I10 liKSX
LEADS Til KM ALL
THE
P21ILADELA
or resideBce on Water street, M'fflintown,
secoad door iroru corner of Bridee street.
a fnll stock, of ;Fall Winter millinery ! - '"
Kuods, all new, and ol the latest styles.! . 1'i'!?iiel,'ni Mxia-ws will t ..pt iAi
. . , . . , ... at 11 6i p. ru., nl.tjo tlaaiced
and having employed first class milliners j
i am prepared to supply the public with ' WhSTVt'AKD.
everything found in a Orbtclans milliner
store, come and examine try stock. I
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DK1HL.
March 22-M.l..
CHEAPEST, BRIGHTEST
BEST
AXD
THE llll.-T CtlVILKTK St.WSI'APKk
PL-itLISiIKO IS PEXNSYLV VSI.V
JUMATA VALLEY BAKK,
OF S1IFFLISTOM S, PA.
WITH
iiKANCH AT PORT KOYAL.
JOSEPH ROTHKOCK. Pre$r(iet.
T. VAN IK WIN, Cathttr.
' IlIBECTOBS.
VV. C- Pouoeroy, Joseph liotbn.ck.
Kepiier,
Jolin Hertaler,
Robert K. Parki r,
T. V. 1. win.
Philip M.
Iouta E. Aik.iiH.iu, .
i
uBi to FAxiirs
Wiaiimin rjroa and pruSla
. r?! -"usss. s:e: ts tissn.
Kirctii a CsBsaftiac Ca, S35 X. Ha 8t S.T.
r
I STOCKUOLI EBS :
THE TIMES i the ,n..t rx,enive- p.,-..;..!. Kenner. Annie M. Sliellev
ly Cirt-uUl.-d Slid widely ri-ad new.i.r 1 Jnnei.h Rnllirork. Jane H. Irwin.
pi.Mihrd in I'riinsylrania. Its discmioa j L. E. Atkinson, K. E. Parker,
ol public me,, ami public iuea.ire i in Ihe roroeroy, J. noia.es Irwin,
I . W aa Uua I T T
inlereM of p.ibhc i.i.c-ritv, l.one.t govern- My Kurf ' Jerome K. Thompson, Jr
m-nt and rusruus industry, and it knows ; Charlotte Snyder.
n parly r peiAunal allegiance in tre ating
public :sxii3. In tlie brnideat and bes
sei a a inini y and general t.ewrpaper.
THEITaKWS OF THE WORLD
Tbk Time has all the laci.i.ies ot advanc
ed j uriialitn lr gathering newa from all
quarters of the Globe, iu addition to that
of the Aaaociated Prer-s.'now covering the
whole world in its scope, niskirg it tho per
ect.a of a newopvpnr. with everttliing
raretnlly editel tn occupy the st.iaMeat
apace.
Three and Four piT ceut. it.terett will be
paid on certificates ol de)oMte.
.jan 23, WJ tl
alii. LiA 0 "" raaDlalwj.fr-,uai I a-4
uai.at.d aurrtor to aU ofW rr.
h rrTurxa-d. SVa br mail, i. I-anaa
aZ.SIraaaMtiav,lMataa.La. ""
a-41. or ma
aian c la-, iax.
Life of HEKRT WARD BEECHER Al
lr llliur.t. rlrt.ar hia lira t rrm, 1. 1. L. ruT. h -
ium Uo. J .ilar. . i ai j. n
RMtH tl .
Blauoa ii.. Atrooklvw. .VY.
help.
Sharks have liecome so plenty in
the harlior of Havana that a sailor's
lwK.ts thrown overboard will hrinrr
lialf a dozen of the hungry monsters
to the surface to inquire what time
the sailor himself expects to tumble
in.
Under the present conspiracy- law
of New York there are thirty tailors,
ten walking delegates of "buihlin-'
trades, twenty 1 taken, and twentv
1 rickm:ikers under indictment.
ZHENEWDUMPIUG
VAGOF.
A PERFECT
DUMPER,
and tba
HORTEST
TURNING
WhharwitbMtlaekr WAGON
Kiiaer Malta mr Twncwe. MADE
For Farming and tbar huUinc. Oar iaiareved
-V " "ed ndrr Ihe keavieat laad.
IZSZZZZZZJSi I Agents Wanted
KENNETT WACON CO.
KENNETT SQUARE, PA.
AGENT S W ANTED
to canvas- lor one of th largest. Old-
et eolabllalied, Rent. Known
Nuraerlea In Ihe Country. Most
liberal l-rim.. ITnequaled facilities. GEN
EVA M'KSKliY, established 1846.
W. T. SMITH, Geneva, S. Y.
I-OULTUY PAYS
il properly managed. The IVriTBT Bcl-
letix. ubl.hed monthly, finely lli.mtrai. d,
ia the larst jape- f..r tanner and tanner
L.ea inao nvd cemas monin bring" it to
you
Add
New Yo.k.
I post Mt. Send slan.p1foranip,er...y.
aiesa romiiry, uniitnn, 326 Pearl bt
PRIVATE SALE.
The undersigned oilers 14 acres of choice
land, adjoining the borongh of Patteraon, a
icivate fate. There is a good barn and
corn crib i the tract The land is all clear
and level and well adapted lor the a-rowth
of all kinda of grain and garden products.
For articulars cail on
JOHH Cl-KSISOHAM.
PatKTsvUj Juaijta Co., I'd
JOIRS.4L OF lOCIi:TY.-The
J full and arcnra.e record of acii move-
inenia and er.tettai.irnent, the d.tir. of in
llueuliat p-i.ple and the current ti.pio i
drawing room conversation i a recogniE d
fealura in Ta Time. Throuzhoiit the a...
cial a-aon events of i.npo.tanca are re
ported daily and the -J-r-nraal si -iety"
in the Sunday edition la ol acknowledged
interest and authority.
OI'R IIOVS L.XD (ilRLS-No
other nw -paper gives Ihe same can fnl at
leution lo the tieens and tastes of young
readers. The spe devoted especially to
Ihem c ninianda the services or the bi-st
writers and ia edited with crnpnlotM care,
with the aim of making it entertaining and
Instructive and helpful to the sound educa
tion as well as to the pure amusement of
both big and little U.ts snd girls.
TI1E TIME ain.a to have Ihe larg.
est circulation by deserving it, and claims
that it is nrauipaaaed in all Ihe essential
ol a great tuetropolilan Pewsiaper.
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THE TIMES,
PHILADELPHIA.
Fast Like leares ."ljul.-lj.,.i tT u
1 1 60 a ; II
5 (16 pm; 1.i-mim,- n 6 p rJ; .tn,M
t 10pm; arrives st 1'ittrl'i.rgat 11 Ui a.
vVar pAssr.Nora leaves Phil,ie!pha
daily at 4 SO a. ni.; IlarriKlnir, H 15
Duncsnnon, 8 54 . in.; Newport, S 2 t
m.; Millerstovni, 9 ia. n.Tl.nmianiitoai,
9 62 a. m.; Van !;'t;e, IU tiu a. in; Tuctr-
I ora, 10 04 a. m.; Mexico, 10 07 . Ui.; Van
I Koyal, 10 IH a. m.; Milllin, 10 ai . B
I Uillord, 10 26 a. u.; Narrows, 10 M . a7
I Lcwistown, 10 46 a. ni.; MrVr-rtorn, 11 H
j a. m.; Newton Hamilton, 1 1 ti'j . m.; Knt-
Stockholders Individually Liable. ; X IVm::,?...
OrfTFR Kxpsesa leaves Plnladelphiadai
, ly at 5 AO p. in., Hsrhsburg, In ;n p. B.t
; stopping at Kockville, .M.irkrvilie, Ilunctt-'
; non, Newport, Millerstoa n, Tli'iDijisuDiowj,
Port Koyal, tuuo at MitMiu, 11 j.. m.; 4,!
; toona, 2 2H a. in., awl put-burg, 0 10 . a.
Mail Train loaves I'l.i'.-el.lj.lns daily ii
I 7.00 a. m., lUrri-liurg 11.20 a. il., -Int,
12 13 p. iu., M:i!!in U'.i; p. m., lis
ping st all regular Millions bet-n MtXa.
ai.d Altoi.na reaches Alto. ma at ,i.1) .
j Pittsburg 8.20 p. at.
Al.TO.JSA ACCOHMOntTI'.V l.va PtHi-
. adcl hia daily at 11 r0 a. iu., liarrljurt tl
.4.15).. in., l);incsii!i..n I t . y. m., c.
' rt 5,16 p. iu., MillerstuH'ii p. m.,
, Tbompsontown o. l'j p. in., V':ljl;.j S.H
1 p. to., Tuscarora 4,48 p. ru., M.-xi.'u 5.50 J.
ui., Port Royal 5,o4 p. in., Himm ...Oj f
! m., Lewistown li,2'f p. in., Ml-W tiiso 6,
, 4 p. id., Mewlon lla uiltoii 7.10 p. n.,
Uuiitingdon 7 i p. m., Ait -..u On p. a.
Pacific Express leaves I'Liljdelpl.ia 11 2a
p ni; IIarri(biirg :i lo a tn ; I:;tiiiLcosJ
3m; Newpf.rt 4il am; M:tfin4S
1 ui ; Lewiatuwu 5Ul am; McVeytail:
a. in; Mt. Union 6 4 l a iu ; Uuuuri2ilun6
12am; Peteruburg 6 2" a ui ; pruco Cn?l
6 40 a m; Tyrone 7 imi a ni ; "it U;m
7 22am; Altoi.na 8 05 a m ; Fittsbatg
12 4 p iu.
S- hhore Kzpress esst, .n Suniivt,
will connect with .Minday Mail ea--. ieiiiaj
llornsoilrg at 1 l i p. ,i.
LKWISTOWN DIVI.SH).
Trains leave Lewistowu JiiiicIku lor Hu
roy at 0 10 a ni, lu 55 a m, ;( 1 j p m ; lr
Sunbiu-y at 7 4 5 a in, 8 1.0 p m.
Traina arrive at Lnwistiiwii Junstioa Iroa
Milroy at 8 50 a ru, 1 2.'. pm, 4 io p m ; fro
: Siinbury at U 2-i a ni, 4 ) I p iu.
TYKONE DIVISION.
Traina leave Tyroi.u l.ir Beili:tiiile ui
Lock Haven at 8 10 a in, 7 I j p ni. Lc
'iyroue lor Ciirwousville ai;d Clearflsiil
', 8 20 a m, A 05 j. u.,7 2 1 p iu.
Trains leave Tyrone lor U'arriori Mrk,
: Pennsylvania Furnace ani Scotia at 6 0
. ni aud 1 10 p ru.
Trains arrive at Tyroae Iroui p.-l'oiit
; and Lock Uaveu at 12 05 p ui, and i ii i
' Traiua arrive at Trnno Irom Curarav
j ville and CKartleld at b 5Sa iu, aud 11 45 s
j in, 6 17 p m.
j Trains arrive at Tyrone from Sci:n, War
I riors Mark and Pcilusvh aLi f iirnsce t
! 26 a ui, at 5 40 p ai.
jU tB. T. K. H. Sl BEDK0KD MVl.'lOK.
WISH TO STATE
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,.
That I can stop toothache in less thsn
five minutes ; no pain, no extractiug.
That I can extract teeth without pain,
by the use of a Huid applied to the tuetb
and gums ; no danger.
That Diseased fv Gums (known
as Scurvy) treat Q5ed soceesatully
and a cure warPCftVv prauted in every
case. 4JJDCC
Teeth Filled and warranted for lite.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or.
reuioddled, Irora $9.00 (o (12 per sel.
Beautiful Gum Euaiueled Teet inserted at
prices to suit all.
All work warranted to give perfect satis
laelion. People who have artificial teeth ,
with which they cannot eat, are especially
invited to call. Will visit professionally
at tbeir homes if notified by letter.
Will visit regularly atRichllald the Snd ;
weeks of Hay and October.
Terms Cash. !
G. Li. DERR,
Practical DenttMt,
ESTABLIHBED MirrLISTOWS, Pa., ! 1860.
Oct. 14 '85.
Kotlce to TreHpauwers.
a ....
caving leased loo acres of wood
HIT 1 ! rf'ITT Q f i"iTT al t Trains leave Huntingdon lor Bedford,
V-.A JO i JJ.Xjs!5 I KJJlIjZS I Hyr.dmn and, CumberUnd at 8 S!5 t. m
' aud 0 35 p. ui.
Trains arrive at Hi.ntiiitf Ion from hfi-
otd, Hyndciun and Cuu.ls rl.r.d t I-"
p. iu., 6 20 p. ni.
IIOLLI DA YSHl'RG BKANCII.
Trains leave Altoi.na fi.r points S.u").
7 20 a m. 8 25 a m. 12 50 i. in. 1 oO J a.
I 5 00 p 8 00 r, , j jlj p ui.
e UOUlCellC , Trains arrive af Alliums from I))""
trade the r tnest Brandt of Uluminat- j South, at 6 45 a m. 1 1 35 a m. I J- p .,"
inn on T i : . ... 55 p. m. 6 40 p. iu. 7 . in. snd 10 f
-Baa MUU AJUliriCHIiniT lllu u -i 11 t in 1
w a a .-.nuiiiiua
ana Oasoiine, that can be made from :
Petroleum.
THE STABDABD OIL COMPAKY 1 1
of rittsburg Pa., make
A SPECIALITY
of manufacturing for tli
land
of David Wilson, and 400 acres or wood
Undo! John McClure, adjoining lands of
Pennsylvania Railroad Compauy io the
v cinity of Boxler's O.p. I by
all person, sg.m.t trespssaing on the above
mentioned leased lands for the purposT of
cutting timber and so forth. paTPOB9 r
MiffllDtown, May Z 1?"" B'-BO-
We challenge comparison with
every known Product of Petroleum.
If yon wish the most
VJVIF0RMLY SATISFACTORY
OILS LY THE MARKET,
ak for ours, trade for Miflintown and
vicinity Supplied by
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO.
January Cnd.0-lv.
fish-
os
Caution ollee.
All persons are hereby catil:..iied, rot to
trespass on the lands ol tlie iinderair?ea it
Knr.i.a 11.11 f,twnil il. fi.r 0
purpose of Kathi-rmg berries, hunting.
ine. or in anv other wav Irvsiuissiiigi
said lands, as the trespass law will I t
forced aga.ust lH'ople who vinlate sid l,w
Ilmaisi.s Mmsm'-n
June 9, 18K1.
The Sentinel and HepiuUm elSc"
place to get job work looe. Ti y it- "
rny von if yi.c nsrd si.viliir ? i" "
an
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lai.LLL-MulJj .r w-.-..art-.Jr-.i , t ' 1i f rf taiVVit ,ii.jflT I Vi II
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P nbscrij
in advance
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cots p-r ::
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Co advert:?,
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