l ' l ui.
Fall
pTYLES i
Ml Mourterrul ,M
'i' Jill stock
it
t I I'iV.l A
' '""-o-te saMf. .
04
anl
-etc. CaU ami s
see.
IIKU AND Ki:
INNSYLVANUP.A!D;
TIME-TAHL
I '-- ami alter Simitar NvV .....
EASTWARD.
r '" Ai r.
r r 'JO
ai
I-.. .in Hirm
iit..n 7.0-j .
-"- . in., Lew
-I'un, i.-- p. m.
MHIMC KPII
Mi., .tncl
I" I . V., an.l ,rrlvp. m p-.i:.
U". leaves Pu,,, d.,1,
- r-trn.ar j.t.ti..n n j,
I'- Hrn.sburK 7.1,0 n. m
K-..1 K.x.;r... !. fitNb.,r.tlWB
";;."-" Tyron. 6apm, bT
'tin; I.fMon S4pai su.
pin; llrr..-.l,.ir? Id 4 pin, fbtim.
i i. i-v I ..i a m.
I l.l'iplll.1 Hvia-.-BB Will t,.p "t
" ' I "' l-o Handed
IVliiTVr AKD.
T I.i l..re I'lnni-lplin daile at
'"in. lNrriliT(t :! 40 poi; Mi3l,
' p:n; l., w il.,wri 5 JH p m ; Alionafc
' p in ; rro. m i'lttclnirit l 1 1 6i , .
(t r .'... trsj leaves Philadelphia
v ,ir I ..i. ,.; ilarrixtnim, 8 15 a. .
iirniK,i.,i, ,i . I h. m.; NfWtHift. S m .
1" i'i a. in.; Mexico, U 07 a. oi.; fort
4l. H I I . m.; Mil!!in. . .
lord, 10 a. u.; Narnxrs, 10 SI a
i-i, i,, i4-i a.m.; Mr.VpTtown, 11 14
r. .. -i..ti Hamilton. 1 1 J'J a. m-H.
::!. 1J I.' p. m.; Triif, 17 p.
' ! p. !., antl stop, at all rag-ilar
"" ilarr;almr anj AUouoa
m-tii KM-nr- le.iT,. Pliila.lrlphia HaK
' ' '' i' . 1 larnahurf , In p.
!'": !. " HMilr, M.irv.Tilie, Dunra-
. N ; it, MilliT-towii, Tbuainuala,
i K- ... : at Miitlm, 1 1 j,. m i
' - -" ,1 . , 141 1'iiubury, (i 10 a. m
. in., iiirri-l.iirtr II. JO a. u., Sa
I - 1 j . :u., Miiilio 1 . 47 p. in., airy
if ail regular .ilatiuns bitwpin Mtfllia,
: A i rii r.' u lixa Altuona at 3. W f. m.r
'' ' p. o..
1 ' ' ia,,nTnn loavxa PljU-
' 1 ' ' I i.. v .it 11 .ri a. m., tlarrtubarf al
; 1 1 mcantioi III p. tn., '.
i p. in., .MiHiTNtuam a,'JH p. aL
nil nit mil p. in., Vainiybo t,M
f , I ,k, iimri 't.ls p. ru., U.'lioo S.JO f.
t K n il .'),"4 p. m ., MuMin i,0u p
I. .- a Li..., ri p. ni., VoV.-vtowB ,
. in.. r, ,i .ii IUuiIIkii 7,10 p. a..
.'ii c I i ." lu p. in , Altxiua 'J 00 p. m.
' n i' K j r. lrav Philjciolphia. II 2S.
I! f '.:rg tl'iam; D-incanooat
, -i, . N prt 4"1 am; Milf!iol)
I. . , mi 5 ol a m ; .Mo V ay town I tl
i . M. L' ii ion 6 t i a iu ; U'lnURgdoai
A
ii ; 1 ,,ti rbur4f t a ui ; ijpruco Lrea
' . in : Tvr,,ni. ; ml t ni ; h-ir llilla
a tn ; Altoiiiia HUj m ; Pittiboir
i :i,r KiprcN.a rat, on Simdara,
.ii.ii'i.-, t with .-(iinil.iy Mail oat leartuf
' : -it I I p. in.
I.h'.V 1STOWM DIVISION,
rt: n . i, ivi. I.uwiHtowu JmictiiHi lor MJ
tt i o a in, 10 ) a m, :J 1 j p m ; tr
i-urv at 7 I " a in, 4 CO p m.
r iiiii- ,u : . n at Lfwiatown Junction fto
lit in a in, 1 pm, 4 JO p m ; lro
ir .,; i J , a in, 4 0 ) p nu
l'HCi.VK DIVIalU.V.
ri ' li' iM- Tyruuo for BellolooW u4
. H n. ii At t ii) a ui, 7 lip tu. La
ii" t : ( .ir,,-u.iville mud ClturBell
' a in, ( p IH.7 p m.
r:in l,-,tvi Tyiuno ior Warrior Mark,
u-j ,v ,.,: Kuraaoo anil Stotia at 4 0
n i I i" p nt.
, i.t i. ru e at Tyroaa Iroiu Bellfol
1 s . i n -mi i l J 06 p ui, anl St t
r, . i at Trono trom CJr,
' t'nl ( i. ;irfK-l, at'tt 6SUJ, auJ 11
. i r p in
rim arr-.v.- at 1'yroDa from Sci.i, War-
V nt iin-1 rVutisy Ivania Turnac
in, ..' ,1 p at.
! 1. K. K.i. riEDFOKD DIVWI0".
run. I ir.. IIiintiHg'lon lor Bedford,
1 :;i. in nn i (.'uiiibrilinrt at 8ij
; . ir.
i i". .irri.f- nt lliiiititiiiin frnm
. !!. tnl".i..n ami CuuiiH-rUnil
i .l, Jv i . 111.
Mil'. I ll' AVSHl'KU BKANCU.
n i I iv,- Alt, xina lor point S-iUtD,
' i in. - J" a in. V' SO p in. 1 40 P
' ) -n.. i n mi 9 oDpm.
rr-i- ..nu' at Altoona from P'
Hi. ut ', I i a in. 11 8. a m. i '
I i p. in. 7 'N pin. nt l r
.tut Ion police.
II piM i , aro l..-rt-bv cantionwl, o
p. .ui tl. Ui,r1 ol lb unlcrii;n
in- II.; . in.t Bfiil tiwnhip. ,"re h.
t n-o ,. amlirritic herriws hunimR.
..r .ii y ..(h. r way 'Pi,a'
Iiiii. In. n. tho trf.tpa.ta i- .
-,l a i.,.,t p.'opl who lol- '
I 111 -.. -
me- y, is-'.'.
.mi. ta u
. to ft job work dwu. Tiy
,r vm: n'H siivtlimff m
SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
M1FFLINTOWN :
WKPSESIHT. MARCH IS, lSjt.
TE R VS.
pawtcnpuoD, i-xj p Bunain if paid
ia adranco; $.00 if not faid in adraDcr
Trannient atlvertisoiuanta lnaerMl at 60
rnnts vrr inch ior each inanrtiota
Tranint banimma notice in local
umn, iv y' iiuv iui eacn tiuortton.
1),1 LU' lion will h. mmii t -Ha -
- --... w uwmi
ta aJTortia by tha year, half or quarter
Maivh 1SS0. Mrs. Sarah T.
Jmui.n'U will mil nt lu-r ihw-e iu
J-'a Ht te ti w iilup, liorsf-H, cowh, j'oun
cnttlf, k1' j ami finuiiii iiteuniltiT
SU- nt Id nVl.N-k A. M.
jruri-U l'.Uh. AlU rt Kauffuian will
mU "ii tliv ii-.i-Ttv -f Jnni-M A.laiim,
thitf miliH a.st f AlilHiuton n, 3
lu rst s, 3 oiwh, a lut -f vnun cattle
an l ftirmiii"; ini'l uit-nts.
"SUrrh -Jl.- Hury M,.ist will wll
at Lis jiliu'' nf rful-iim in AValk-r
t,iwiliii. li"r-4-H, -attl', hlicn anl
farrtiititr itiiiliut-iits f nil kimln.
TiriiH-liiv, ALtn-U 21st. Fjuk-Ii
rtiiniiil-aki-r will m il ucar l:-ls ( tap.
J;iiu:it:l ( ., I'll., iiih t-lltirc Ktix-k if
liniM-s. I'uttlr, slitt-ji, hi"T anl fartn
injr iiu-l-tii-tit.H. S. t. I:.,lir r, Anc
li, !h t.
President Harrison's Cabinet.
Stii-.turv t,f Stiile
I!niiii'. i-f M.-iiiif.
Julius
Tn-iisurv- William Wiu.lom, JIia.
lii'Mt:t.
Vr
Nan
lit iltifl-l lV-H'tn.-. V'iniiii-t.
Iiiininiii r.
Tr:i. v
, .New
Mis
Wau.-i-
Y.-rk.
Int.ri-.r John Y.
iv ,11 :.
l', stlllH-tl T il-ll. I'hI
N.-l.h
.!-.!. 11
milker. I'eiiiisx lv.min.
Vtti,i n (Seiu-rul - W.
II. II
Mil
il l'. ltliUlil.'l.
Secretary of ATi.-ultur J-re-iuiiiIi
l!iii.k. Wiscmisiii.
SHORT LOCALS.
Win M,i-.k was t YYashiutou to
wi- tbe inauriiratioii.
Wbere are tbe brethren wlio said,
'turn tlic I'ascriK out."
I;. I'lulip (iraif is attendiu'
I.ntln run t'.-iiferenoe in I.iv rMM,.
Tin- Jimiiit.-i Pilgrims to tin- Har
li,i!i inauguration all came home in
I sluipe.
James Sptd.ley 1ms returned to th
Wet-t bavin"; secure.1 a position on an
engineer corps.
I r. J. 1 Satid,.- b.is
dwelling bouses iiIoiij
tl'-lii bis fiit'ur.
(.'linrl.s raiumbiiki r.
liouht two
Main htr.it
, !
i (.'..nlport,
p.rents in i
iik nt tbe home of hi
tli it place on the loth i;:st.
A new bridge companv lias liecn
i-ri'iinued nt Harrisbur-r for
tbe
purMs of building a new bridge.
master at Miffl.n station daring the
absence cf Cl .rea. e K? same UJB
Binot, J
Wm. C'rimmell, of Turlx-tt town-
.lma nrtl, . .j.ta.1 . .
Map, aged aUmt n years, died List
w;.i.... m i i. . i
on
i.'iu.i. a ii iiiiieitu too, pincp
Sundiiv.
T.I... n. l. -r .- a
JohuBUerof Ma oiunty .
m leriuma 'h tow ns!m. l ist Wed.
tiH.lav
U.mg up Ins real estate m-
Mr. I aste and w ife of Clu ster are
isiting .lr. and .Mrs. John S. (irav
hill. Mr. I'aste was formerly a bard-
ware merchant in this town."
Tbe heirs of Fjiianucl Mover,
deceased, durin-' this winter, have
bad a thousand railroad ties made in
the w. Midland on tbe ridge north of
t-'W n.
Miss Mollie Conner was on a visit
t- h-r sister Annie in Philadelphia
w-me .tavs since. Annie
1
returned
bi-tiie to Patterson with
ttl-l visited her mother.
her sister
l.v consulting the sale register, tbe I
fader will notice that the public sale
"f Mrs. Sarah T. Jamison's horses;
hii,1 ,.tt1. a .. ., ;n ..i... . i ii... '
1,
' ' .. -nil ...1.- I-IIICC.-II lllC " -
1-tth ..f Miir. b. 1SS1). t. d. ' s"'b w:s sleeping, took the trunk
Itch, Mange, and scratches on hu ! V'li'l 4',,",i,;"l the-money and Var
man r nnimals cure.1 in 30 minutes ' rUn,1 distance fn.m the house
by W..lf..r.rs Sanitary-lotion. This rol,b, ,l it of its contents. Mr.
never fails. S. Id bv L. Banks A C.. ! -s-'Ver eighty years old and is
Ir nnu Miisi;i..'.. i.. i
lv j alone down stairs while tbe i-est of
.... . . . . ., .. . , the family sleep up stairs. As vt it
.'t . f1' T ""I V'MHnot known who o.mmitted the
Hitcinoon of each week delivers , i . i ...a .... . i .... i .
i iit.-ciu ticni lectures in tbe audience
room of the Lutheran church. The
lectures are well attended and highly
appreciated."
.lamest I. Blaine's grandmother
was a .Tuniat.t woman and was Ihhh
M ween this place and Johnstown in
Mil f..rd township in a house that
I ""sir where tbe buildings on
tlie Sterrett farm are.
Ijist Saturday a numlicr of men
w.it- tinploved' cleaning out tlie
ctuiiil nt the 1st l.sk ala.ve town.
1 In-mud was plact.l for a fertilizer
' ii the H,,wt r 1,4, from which a htiusc
"n ''in n. d a earor more since.
Uiipture cure guaranteed bv lr
I:t.v,r- H:?t Arch street, Phila,
a. I.-i. at once. Xo oe ration or
delay fi-,,nl business, attested by
thousands of cures after others faiL
Advice fi-,.,.. Send for circular.
March 14. SH, ly.
links (at a party) I don't see
what's the matter with that tiretty
"oiuua lm.r there. She was awfully
uirty a little while ago, and now she
'v. ni t have anything to do with me.
Stranger - I have just come in.
sli 's my wife. Now York Weekly.
The Mountain City Theatre build
"'g ut Alt.v.na was destroyed by fire on
'he morning if the 5th inst. The
hie started in the cellar aKiut 3
" el. H-k as ne.-irly as can lie learned,
id is Is'lieved to have lveeu tbe
work of an inceu.li.irv. Tlie build
ing est 7o,000 ; insurance $21,000.
"iilish Spavin Liniment removes
"1 Hard, Soft, or Calotised Lumjis
and Blemishes, from horses, BI.hsI
spavin, Chirlis. Spliuts, Sweeney,
1'inulame, StiHes, Sprains, all Swol
len Throats, Coughs, Ac. Save $50
v the use of one lxittle. Warrant
l. Sold bv Ta. Batiks Jk C , Drug
irits, Mifflintown, Pa. (Vt. 31-'SS,ly
K-litor John Orifllth, of The Mor
r-.w .-..iintv. OJu'o. Sentinel -.hcn ' tt
his war hnm f-. u- r
iiia...::r . "t luc narnaon
i . . --. i iium m one ui
-.- - e m a native
Juniata. ir,,r "
IIIltlfT tilt. Tn,..K.A..A. a , , . .
F- AT , " f--tu-Ul 11 4,.lint
Bttwi, tJlf. i,oulNof g ,
col
!. H-k lt Fritlny ev uin- an ,-artli
T-wki' a'.i,m,,anil hy a ruml.Iin"
IMUS. frii'Ut-lll n,m,- ... ax."
-nntis .f Rt-rL T.i J....i. ,
. , - - .-i.u mill lork
tL.-r.,ujrLly that ther Pl,ri,-knl au.I
rati out f t it ir 1,.,,,. ti. . a
of cbiniw-y. Ml, w alk oracke,!, .liL
ou tl.I au.l in mVUwU mttM.
n.f.K-k was f. It in CumKrliiml
aiKl Daui-hm counties, hut not a
ha n Iv as in the fW i,,.,.i
..... - "'units.
The r.-iKirt ncnl
t!.- t..-rn,an ship of war Ola, ,,,!
that the Aiii.-ri.-an war nhin Xiik
..fT. rlaprott. The j.n.tt was
not h-e,le,L TheXi.irtlu n ,.,-..
pi t:re on the Ol-a, im.l exi,l,nl. .l an
11 inch nh.ll U-twet-u lir il.t-ks.
The OI;a then exj linh ,1 H toi-iie,!,,
tlti.h r the Xijisirwhieh blew her to
pUfrs. The rei-nt tvill t:
- . . .iiiiiiii-
e.l or I. nie.l l,v news from Samoa in
aixjut a week.
The lilooiniU 1,1 Times kivh. The
eoal mine wiU kooii Ik, i oTRti..,,
a??"", we have Iteeii iiif,-rnieL
The Mumps are making a clean
""iTpui l,vo,tlity are now ra-nn.r
ii.
town, u was the ireuerul K..niin...t
thr.t the i-r..bil,it lull ty,xtAf,,1,.. ...A
woui.l Villi to I'iilikn: t v .11:, ruiu
anions tlie mi-tjlt!-r?l
.iiiiit of the inabilitv to disiM... ,.f
tht ir jn-.-iiu.
The XewHirt News siivs. A vouii"
lndy, named I Vila Willis", f..nm-rlvIf
Duii.-ftim.-ii, but for the last three
lnontbs vLsitiu friends and relatives
f Markehilie and near Kshcol, and
who has Ik en at Mr. J. L. C'aiiip
l li's for the last two months, oin
to scb.M.l. iiUmt two weeks e.-j, K,u7
plained of an itching or stin'iii"; in
lit r tlesh alamt or near the small of
the back. She thought she was .
ill'' to l-ae a lx.il. l.tit ..i. (!.. ..v..,.,T..,
of the -JCtb of Feliruarv , after she re
tired for tbe ni'ht. it "troubled her
itaiu, aiKlont Miiii-.tiiiir, slie thought
she fi lt a needle or nin in her tli.li
She i-keI ut tlie place nn.i finally
removed therefrom u ste-I needle, of
middle sie. The mvstt-rv w
.il.l Pie Inc. lie com.
fro
She
don't rcmciulsT of e. r
a needle, but i t iin-nil r
swallowing
of nt one
time swnllowin"; a j-in.
From the Xewirt Inl-er. Win
Feiistemacker sol.l his store and
- household .roods at public s.-Ue at
! MUbn-stown. Am.ng nrticles sold
! WBS " "t f chickt ns und the biddin"
U-came spirited, esiwciallv ltctweeu
tl Tl . .. - -
"...
.-V l-e .1, illi:s..ll r ml ,1,,1-n l .r.-n i
! ' ''t 'TW t '"'T. eiM'h
C " 'n rA'f, J; ',' '
' I nine very mad when he learned
j thutGreen "ran tbe chickens up on
i him," an.l from a tongue ti-ht the
men engaged in a knock-dow n
...i .1.. ... , -
' trouble was settled bv friends in
tern Ting, and the sale went on.
' 1 he ISioomtit I t A.lv.K-ate of last
week savs ': Last Saturday tbe
i- ; t . .
4,l n m m. (rri.r. Vitl
I r"l-
lrty known as the old "Dicker hom
to Hstil as a pars. iiage. CoUsid
- ; -ration izsmi.
Our Lutheran hrcth-
reii arc to 1
con-'rattilateil ax thev
: now have one of the Ust ministerial
i residences in the Statv Judge
' Burnt tt li-st a v:duable Texan jxinv
last wt k fr,.:n glanders. Last
Week Wo Were banded a bunch of
rye comprising 3 st.s-ks ; all rown
from graiti on tbe farm of S. S.
lU isingt r, of Saville township. It is
iv
irohtic vu-1,1 11.. t- tl...
1 . " .
. britrht little ..n and vouiiLrcst eliil.l
, of Judge liarnett, is Iving v rv ill
; w ith scarlet fi vi r. " Thieves n-
i teretl the house of Alichnei Slmltu ..f
atts towiistnp, l;ist ii-it lay night
and stole f'Ji;.";. The tbi v.-s went in
to the mom down stairs where Mr
very.liard of henrii!-' He sleet is
,.', ...ii ii,,, iu- ii t.,. inm til 1 1 ni -
;udieiice;...i :tt...i ..i...;t ..: .
mi, i ,11111111 '..-.i i,f..,-ii .-ii Slispl. -
ion.
Mi sii Al. C0U.K0F. The 3.1! b Ses
sion of Six wicks, opens Monday
evening, April 20, for the teaching
of Young Ladies iu Y-s-al and In
strumental Music. Address,
F. C. Moyhi, Director,
rrceburgh, l'iu
March t'., (it.
;oael Temperance "leetlnsj
,.
iDr
will be held in tbe Evangelist! Church
iu Patterson, i-n next Suuouy xfter
noou, at 3 o'clock, to be led by T. D.
Garntan, Esq. The public generally
old and vonng are cordiallv invited
loanem:. 1 uc exercises win tie ine
;. ,
singing of Gospel euusa, prayer and!
s'iort aJilresse by la-lies and senile j
.11 , AJ . a V cu n .,..k, ii'J'H -1 , ' .
Gospel Songs will please bring them
to the meeting.
Mrs. II E. Bfkry,
Prest. W. a T. r.
Mrs. E. C. VanFosses,
Secrfctary.
. I , . . 1 .......... 1 lii.r,,,.. A ."... . W . .
Religion and Charity Boom-la-
i-maii.i;'. .vi-.iiif; ju muirt i ( u ia. rvepner, ilemurks by J. B.
What are they V j Knrtz. Prof. W. I. Hibbs, M. l!
Rural Belle "They arc never held j Keiser, P. G. Shelley, J. H. Daagh
except to raise money for some great j erly ; Director, E. Bonner, and T. D.
religious or charitable object. The : Garman ; Question was closed by D.
young men are blind-folded and on L. Kepacr ; Music by tie Choir ; Ad
the jiyment of a fixed sum, some : j-ui ned to meet in the af teres an at
girl whom he d.es"nt ku.w of course, j 1.15 o'clock
is brought up to Lini and he is al-1 afterxoox session-.
u. t-: : 1 1 ,
lowil to kiss her. He never finds
iui wuom lie Kissett ; nut iy paying
en.niidi be can finally LLsh everv inrl
iu ine room, .to, vou see, ue gets
the one he wants, but he never can
tell which one it was."
"I -c I-- thfrf nitu'b activity in
rxi. you see. lie irets
rehgious and benevolent circles in
ii ixt I ins I
"Yes xn'leetL It jut keeps everv
tho
t,f
.t'1
hoi., " l T."rs"s "i' ""
BCRE41' OFHroRMATIOI.
l X.
.
Are loa Coin We,t j lr Tftn
onviaa an IK,
The lines of tlie ir.-i
---- .-uiwau
iui.1 rr. I'anl- 1!1.... a.-
throu-h Hindus, AVist-oiiMu, yim
n-sota- Town DL-,. l
1 hey own an.l o-rnte 5,7X miles
. . ... 4iij,i ."lissoun
1'F.nf-iuentM, vestibule trniiiB. hteam
Heat, eleetric lihU A.C At St. Paul
coiiiie-ti(iii.s are m-ide with all lines
to the north-west: at Council Bluffe
.... iinis in .-seiiraska, G.lora,lo,
L tab, I.hiho an.1 Cahfoniia ; at Kansas
voi, wuu 1Iues rnaniii" throifh
Kansas. O 1,..!.. i
Jiexicn ami .uthern Culifornia.
" intend "innn -f .--,' t 11
on John II. Pott, Traveling Passenger
sr,- UiUiam Street,
iLiaWKjiort, Pa. Name the j.hu-e
.--i iiui io ijiii,) ana you will le
fumiKhel with majts, time tables,
rates .f fare A;c, free of charge
To the Wmi m ia Pennsylvania
Kallroad.
In order to affor.l
Westt-rn ami Centml la,-.
who intend to remove to Western
States or territoii. tl.e lw r.i:
ties ioskj1 le for reaching their new
Lteave Harrisbur- 3.40, Duncannon
4.0t, NewjK.rt 4.20, Mifilin 5.0G
r .... : . t . - .....
..... i tu
"-i.iMiiaHduiirtioua.zis, JU. Union
Ul.IIiuitiu'doii C.3(l, TxTone 7.10
Bellw.Ksl 7.3(1, Altoona 8.10, Johns
town 9.34. Lain. !e t37 fi,-,..,
bur- 10.54 P. Ba-ra-e t-hacke.1
to destination. For d. tailed inform
ation consult ticket agents nt stations
liientioned alx.ve, or address Tims.
K. Watt, Passeno; r Afreiit Western
District, 110 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg.
TII4.SKS.
Eiilor Sentinel :
Ikab Sir : I nlnill
ial favor, if I shall lie allowed through
I... .. 1 ...
iuc- ouuzniiH oi vour valuable iuth.t
aii,
J-i.l,
those of the'pupils. to the pat'rons of
tbe IWaware 11.11 School I? f'
V AiriMI I III IkTai Illll1iilt.tll-
. .......o
..... j.ii.ir aim at me ntei-tam-luent
held at this place on tbe even
ing of Washington's birthday. We
w ish t take Hok wnr .,f x-t
lAIIUUIIi U I
v.-te of thanks t Mr. David Si.i. her
f. ... 1 1 r . x ,
nit- use oi ins or, run . t. l .
Dtivid B. Dimm for lumlter, and to
Mr. William Brantlioff. r for assist
ance remit red ; aLso to Miss Mollie
Dimm for conducting the vocal and
instrumental music.
Misses Cora Dimm, Annie Kurk
and Ella Shelly, and Messrs. Chas.
Spi.i-e and Banks Kurtz, are kiu.ily
rcmemliered for tbe ai-tivf rmi-l i.Ln
Owing to a protracted meeting lie-
ux ui progress ni i-ist rtaiem, tbe
nU.llt UCe WH-S not o turir. .j ; ...1.
oth-
"v
emise would imv l...n ti ,
. , . .
house was comfortably tilled and T
1 A AX 1. T .'
noii i linns i ever saw so large an
audience delmrt lliniia iv, 1.
cotaiu-ly. That M-rtainlv sisaks' ,: r""
well f.,r "Civilisation " "The i.r.n ! u 1 e I,c,,,u " Mifflintown and
which we intend lurcbasing a die-; fcet're a trial Lule ol Kemp'a Ual
tioliarv for tbe use of scb.. '.Iri w"" '"" "isllitu.Hi.il Lunca. a remedv
dutv as teacher at this i.lace bios
Im ii luade v. rv i-leasa,.? -.l.v f I
i t i , 4 , V .
citceriiu Mmiliauce of their every
.,. .... ... - . r.i -, ,i
....... x,aa in.- j mi i n me jiujiiis, ami
the hearty co- -iteration of tbe i.a-
, - ...
rents m the educational wvrk.
S. E. Shi-etz,
Tea her, Delaware Hill School.
. -
rroceedfnss of Tliompson
Iohu Local Inalilute.
rKIPAT EVENING.
Institute whs Called to order bv
M. L. K istr ; inn-ii by tbe choir.
Then proce.le,'. tlie nomination of
officers, which resulted in tbe elec
tion of M. L. Keif-er, President : G.
W. Speakmau, Yice President ; Lot
tie McA'iister, Secretary ; followed
by an m'dtess cf 'Welcome." ly M.
L Keiser ; mni,- by the cbf ir ; Dec
Umation by Master John Gravbiil :
tbe subject "what to do with" lazy
pnpiis" wm opened by teacher G.
Y. Spekinac, followed bv remarks
bv D. L. Kepner. Prof. V. I. Hibbs,
P. G Shelly, J. II. D ingbertr, J. B.
Kurtz. J. W. Hibbs, I. X. " Grubb,
l'rof. J. T. Adman. The question
was referred to G. Y. Speakman for
closing ; music by the choir ; decla
mation by Gertie Sowers '-One by
One :' Declamation by Lottie Thomp
son, snbject. "I live to love Decla
mation I y Edna Daujrherty, isnbj ,
"the kind wanted Declamation by
Carrie Criswell, snbj., "My Mother's
Pmyer :'' music by the cLoir, -'help
it on ;" the sn' ject '-Physiolog-, was
opened by J. B. Knrtz. followed by
remarks by teacher, D. L. Kepner,
.1. xi. Aai.giieny, iu. JJavis, X'rof. W.
T I T: 1. 1. .1.
j a - niooM ; me tpiestion was reterred
to J. B Kurtz for closing.
T Il:kl. . . l. .
Music bv the choir, "Home sweet
Hon e ; adjourned to meet Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock.
SAT. MORNING SESSION.
' iiiBiuuie cm iieu 10 uraer uv I'res.
, M r. K(. . vrc: u , -
Vn hy g M Monntz; The
" i?".. . t
was opened bv teacher M. L. Keiser:
On motion of Rev. Mountz, the re-
- u-tXa iUO I
ma nder of the Institute be carried
on in form of a --query liox." Re
marks on the snbj. by J. H. DU"h
erty, D. L. Kepner, G. W. Speakman,
P. G. Shelley, question closed by M.
L. Keieer; Music by the choir;
Declamation by Florence Apple
baugh ; The subject, Organization
iitn. 1 1
! t tt t - . .
i au.. vi.iuiiuii mite ooeueu dv tear tier
Institute was called to order bv
i iTf s. Jl- Ia iveises ; Music
Choir. "Ifnnin Kirwt linn,. .'
by tbe
Dec
Stop Katie
i Iamstion bv Chas. Daurrl.-rtr
i lamation oy nas. Laughert.
and Think Declamation b
Gross, "A Winters Day;- Di
on the "Mibject, 4,Read;rg" w
Declamation by
iscussion
was npt-n.
edbyS. T. Shurtz; Remarks
Pw, XT' T IT I I .
VJ.Speakman,P. G.Shelley. J.
to
UiU A- IvnlK .
closed by teacher S. T. Shurtz ;
tennisson 5 minutes ; Music by
Choir. "The ReanHfnl .
la
tbe
T.
lamation by Tillie Gravbill, "Waeb
i"g Dbe ;" The snbj. "Historr."
wag opened by J. B. Kurtz : Remarks
? h.Kevr' S- T- i Prcf-
W. I. Hlbbtt. ami T r .
question closed bv J. B. Kurtz;
Music bv tbe choir. Wl,i! ti,. r,
vmmau ,
of
" dt; ine eubj. "Tact was
opened bv J. W TTil.V,c . T? i. i.
A. La. Kepner, Prof. W. I. Hibbs. aDd
. I T T." a
" uo question clOFea by J. W.
Hi libs : Music bv th . i
asv ana TOU. Aril. tr met G
evening at 7J o clcxrk.
j- au.wu UBL.
8AT. EVEXIXa CKatnif
Institute waji jA i
If
.res. .i . l . kiu.p. xr. i .m.
- XJIXAKA UI
cooir "hwinmno-nrath thanM
. 11. it y mo
tree ; Declamation. hv
iDOlanson. suhi .Tr,l,r,r,;-
of Grandmothers; Declamation by
a. ran aioaigbt, 8ubi , "T e
tytatue irogs; Declaniation by
ll. a -w w J
-rrie JiastersoD ; Music bv
choir. "Kind WnrHa r-r, m.
1 be suuject of Irregular Attendance
erty, Ilemarks by P. G. Sbellev, J.'ii.
r riV 1- UMnei J- W.HibbsanJ
9 i"-"wu uiuoeu DT
M J ' -i--tiiit,t.4Jtl UV
quebUon was closed hv T V n,..i.u
Declamation by Myra Graham ; on
motion of L N. Grubb, a vote of
tbans was tenJered to all who help
ed to make this InKtont
-v Duncntl,
and to tbe people for their atten
dance ; mUSIC bv tllA ellrvSr. Tnotiinl.
- - w , a-aaC L IA LC
adjourned.
A aixtern jear old girl named Boaie
Weaver haa conUsted to tbe burning i f tbe
barn ol Mra. Peggy VTema, in Carroll coun
ty , lid. Junt why abe committed tbe crime
is Dot revealed. She made tbroe eflorta
bo! ore abe succeeded.
Nome Foolish People
Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond
tbe reach oi iim1u.. tk .... . ..
. . . . . j uiica tiy,
i u 11 "ear away" but in moat r.J.
j ed'tro-V"1 "y' thvy b iDduc
I k"J71 ,uef.'cio".
. . uicu n win aell on
ituar.btue to care, they would immediately
oeo tbe excellent etlect alter Ukmg tbe
tir.t doae. Price 60c and $1.00. TrUl
'- frtt. At ail druggi-tta.
MI FFLLN 'ACADEMY
JUITLIMOWN, Pa.
The Spring session of ten weeks will Ik
gio, Wednesday, AprU 3.
Tboiough preparation for college. Our
course is similar lo that of our beat prepar
atory acboola.
lusiruciion is given in Book-keeping
bolii Single Miid lif.iii.l l'..,... ,
- o " . " .. J , uu 1 IA UU11
Teacbera course desizned
i i- r j w
PP11" lbv'a ,or exsmiuationa. Thorough
inttruciiuu at low rates. For
- -
sddreaa tbe Principal
I .
particulars
1
February 27-Ct.
K. K. Eutorr, A. B
' ,L,tl to ""rely opon ita nierita aud
" '.T" " tore -"Chron
, nirnv luugiih, Aaitiout, iiroucuuia
slo Con.umptiou. Piice 5o ccuu and SI
Jeo Htn., ol Ihotuasuale, Pa., thought
a Lu.g.ai Lad cciirid bis bouse, be hastily
spiang out ot bed struck a ligbt, and to Lis
tutjilse te loutd a laige laccoon on oneol
Ibe i.ta ot his bed. Ih.re was a lively
lime in that bt nre ubile lit as poucdtnl tbu
ine cut ol the coou with a heavy boot.
il A Kill Hit 1
WALDSMITH XAXKIYEI
Maivu ith, 16i!, at tbe Lutheran
parsonage, by lU-v. Philip Grajf,
Xlloluas lv. aJ.lsnnt Ii mho .li. t-'li. ..
. .13- I AAAA il
Xankivel, lnilii of Milford township.
nwif.iLut- MILLEK. On
the Gtii ult., by IU.W S. AL Mountz,
javi.i Jiosteuir and Xora E. Miller,
botii ol i'avette 1'wi).
t;ix;iacH tbostle. On
me otn ot rebruary, bv Iitv
Ezra
tsmitli. Samuel ( i,i,,r, ,,.l.
and
Alice irostle, iioth of Fayette Twp
tillAl COXX. On the 2th
of
i el.ruary by Hev. P. p. Strawinski
George .(nly f Mount Jewttt
McKean cuunty, and Anna M. L
Conn, 01 Ea,t WaterfortL
BE.V11 JAMTSOV i...
28th
ult, by liev. Emil Lewv, Miltou
i:
liear and Maggie S. Jamison, all of
rayette Iwp.
POLLOCK-KYLE On the2Sth
oireoruarv-, l.y It v. E. H Berrv
urawior.l I'oll.K-k and Marv
both of Black Log Yalley.
EMEBY SHIRK fV,
Kvh
day by the same, John T. Emerv
same
of
tins place, and Sallie E. Shirk
of
r ayette I w p.
STUDBAKER-1 1 OCK EXBEI1I5 Y
tlie 4th inst., by the same IL
A. Studbaker, of Schelisburg, Bed
ford county, and Laura Hockeuber
ry, of TtLscarora tow nship.
, .!
" uIedI
i - ......
ti. 1 . ' , - th,e,.llth "H - '
!aWare "'"P. . Susan P.
"g"' 1 wars, 4 niimtlis an.l
, 1 , 1
10 tiav
s.
DRESSLER. On the 14th ult, in
Greenwood townshiji, from catarrh
iui.1 other affections, Jennie, daughter
of Thomas Dressier, aged 8 years 1
month and 24 days.
HEIIX On the 2Sth ult., in Port
Royal, Sadie M., youngest daughter
of William aud Maria Heid, aged
alxut 2 vears.
KirFLlNTOWN MARKRTs"
MirruTOW. March 13, 18f9.
rSi.tter
Fggs ;;;;
Rm, .".""
f boulder, ....... ,
Sides,
L'd
20
11
12J,
10
H
9
MirrLINTOW.V GRAIN MARK VT
Wheat, new 90 to 95
t-ern old ao
t, .,-
;i
ClnrMi
Timotl,. -." j " " " "
.3.60to 4 00
W.
Flaxseed
n .
$1.76
1 60
20 00
1 80
22 00
1 20
v-a,
Coop, ...........
Oorta
Ground Alnm Saitnir"
AnwTtcan Sit.....
1 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Pmi.i.r,
Tieat i(3c to $1.07. Cum 38 to 40c.
Oats 31 to Ale C7,. TL, .-
112.50 to $11.00. Rve straw $15 t
6, a ton. Hoiw at 4 to 40V a iKiund.
gutter at 13 to 30c. Eggsl4c. Live
chickens 11 to 12c ir lb. Smoked
ham 10 to 12. Smoked sides 7c.
amoked shoulder 7 to 8c Breakfast
bacon 9 to irw- T.,-.t e..
- . . . . vjiu.ri-
seed 5 to 9c. Tallow 3 to 4c. Pt
tatoes 30 to 45c.
PARKER & CO,
B A NKEBS,
Mais Stbeet, Mutlktows, Penxa.,
TRANSACT A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS.
Discounts daily.
Accounts of firms, individuals and
corporations solicited.
Four per cent Interest allowed on
twelve months' certificates.
January 1st, lsb9-ly.
Successful Treatment of Disease
A SSKlffi!!!?. DISCOVERY !
MK'RORR KILLER
Klll.tk. Mlmk
Successful Treatment.
cures:
Catarrh,
Bmarkilla
Consumption,
Malaria,
Rheumatism.
Weaderfal Tontr i
a wrr.
T!.t??f7.0'th iorob..K'"'' ta of cob-
- """4 ir a.
tanoe) of aviiirnt known.
t L -r.r . win ommum mo tmr raw
avcrau vni. wsjrw uj caring
" oo euaam ior tt
MM tilMT AIM
,- 7"",' w ramus UK U will CUT anrin
"Tr" lon" ro nut more than half gtme Pmvooa
poor apputa. weak aaa ddittd.rndi7tS
m ! 1nr w,l mcormbW chroatc di-
mU 4n. ttxax will kill the rrm. 4uk1 T oZmZZm Uwl
Wm. Radara's Microbe Killer. WSbifi. Ks
LEGAL.
STRAT.
An aatrav bull aKnut - ..i .1 . :H
color, baa b.-en on the premises ot" David
Sieber, a ball mile ot y,rn .i.a. i...
October. Tbe owner ia berebv rrminiwi
to come lorsird. i-mvH rtw.awv
. f- , 1 J I.,.
and take him away.
. D. K. SIEBER.
Mexico, February 4, ltJB9.
T
RIENNIAL APPEALS.
SPECIAL XOTICE.
Tho dates previously advertised for hold
ing tbe general appeal, in tbe commission
ers' othce are changed. The following have
been substituted.
For west side of river, March 21, 1889.
For east side of river, March Tl, 189.
A special appeal will be held at McCul
locbs Mills, Starch 7lb. 1889. By order of
TBK COMMISSIONERS
O. W. BiacsriKLD, Clerk.
February 27,1889. id.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONST1TD
1 ION proposed to the citizens of this
Commonwealth by the Ueceral Assembly of
ine Commonwealth ol l'ennsvivania, lor
their approval or rt-Jection at a special
election to be held June 18, 18s9. Publish
ed by order ol the Secretary ot tbe Com
monwealth, in 1 ursuance oi Aiticie AV1H
of Ibe Constitution.
Joint resolution proposiugan amend meut
to tbe Constitution ol lliU Commonwealib :
C-lCTIos 1. be it resoived by tbe Senate
and Uouse of Ketwrrentaiives of the Cum-
,uunri,iii 01 rruiit) ivania in Ueneral As- !
sembly met. Thai ibe following amend
ment is proposed to ibe Constitution of tbe ,
Commonwealtn of I't-noio Ivania, in accord- i
ance with tbe Kiplitei nth Article ibereol :
AA!END.:EMT. '
There shall Le au additional crticle to
aid Constitution to be dt-tignated as Article
XIX, as follows :
ARTICLE XIX.
The manuraciure, sale, or keeping for,
by
V
Wa-)
Buy Your
BOOTS AIVD SHOES
from
G. W. HECK,
AND SAVE MONEY.
BKLF0RD BLOCK, CORNKR MAIN AND BRIDGE STREETS
S p
r in jr '&S
Our reputation for first-class clothing
at reasonable prices is well established,
hut this w-at m we mean to excel all
former efforts.
A;;a YATl-S
CLOTHING FOR MEN A. BOiS,
&
o-itn aad Chestnut, Ledger B
sale of intoxicating liquor, to be nsed as
i .-ri.ir. ia nerenr nmm ,,imi . n -
' oi mis pronioiuon shall bs a
misdemeanor, punishable as shall be vroi
ded bv law.
Tbe manufacture, sale, or keeping for
" luiuzicaiiug oqnor lor other pnr-t-osea
than . . . Im-.,. . - i... -, ,
L .... . . . w i o
anch manner only as may be prescribed by
tun oeueiai Assembly ahall, at the
u... mimkib succeetiing tl-e adoption of this
. . , I . . . L I. .
'"-" "te iouainuiion, enact laws with
aaequaie penaltit a tor its enforcement.
A true copy ot the Joint Kesnlntittn.
CIIAkLES W. STONE,
Secretary ol tl-e t'onimoDWeailh.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITU--f
TIHN propoaed to the citizena ot this
---.i,u uj im ueneral Assembly
ol theContraonwealtb of Pennvlraoia for
their approval or rejection at a special elec-
finn tn hah.lt , .. , . ....... .. ...
.. .v. a u 10. Joe3. ruhiished
by order ol tbe Secretary of the Comtnon-
; id pursuance of Article JCV1II of
ine constitution :
Joint resolution proposing an amend
rnent to the constitution of tbe common-
Secnow 1. Bt it rttolttd by tht Smate
andHomtof Representative! of the Com
numtcealth of Pemmylrania in General Jit
tembly met That ibe following is proposed
as an amendment to the constitution of tbe
Commonwealth or Pennsylvania in accord
ance with Ibe provisions ot tho eighteenth
article thereol :
AMENDMENT.
-.!.nk.h". r""D c,'ou one' r fcle
eight the tur qualificationa lor voters
which r-ads as follows :
. "V,irr,,ytW?.r,'r"0f,,teor Prd.
lie shall have paid within two years; a state
or county tax, which shall have been as
sessed at least two months, and paid at
least one month before the election " so
itat the .cli,.n which reads as lollow'a
"Every male ciliren, teniy.one year's of
g e, pos.sM,,g the lollowing qu.liHcations,
Mi.ll beeniiiled io vote at all ejections-
.h "e "' " h"ve ,H5,", or
the United States at least one month.
Second. II-ahall have resided in the
slate one veur for il. I... ... : ...
- i-ic.iuiiiiiy
been a qualified elector or native born citi-
.V "-.'' b"" havo ""ved
htn-etroai and rttnrned, then six month-i
immedistely preceding the election
Ihird. He ahall have reside in the elec-
u.,rici n.-re he shall oner to vote at
! !b"cUc7Ln,h" "nn"'di-'e'y Preceding
j Fourth, ij l..ty.t.0ye.r, 0( or
j w.ids, he shall have p.i.1, w.thin two years,
. . . nuail nave
"t" si-sesstd at lesst two months and ...iH
., wnicn shall h..
i ne n'"n,h be,ore U- electSn."
w iui:iioen. iu An t, rwii . n..
t f- . .. SW11WWS
uit.it cii iKfn item..- ..hm
of
aK VOPStSlt ff Ibe loll,, .Vino- n.liK.o
- '.(IIIIL.IIUIII..
h-.ll be entitled to role at the polling pl.ce
nt IriA at. I : j; . .. .... r w
-rv.iou uifirict 01 which he shall
at
me time be a resideut and not elsewhere
no... no snail have been a ciuzen
the Lulled States at least thirty davs.
of
a.cond. He shall have resided
the
sia.e one y,-ar (or II, having previously
been a qualified elector or native b .rn citi
zen ot the state, be shall have removed
therefrom and returned, then aix months,)
immediately preceding the election.
Third. He shall have resided in the elec
tion district h.-re be shall oner to vote at
least thirty dsts immitd lately preceding tbe
election. The legislature, at the session
thereof next after tbe adoption of this sec
tion, ahall, aud from time to time thereaf
ter may, enact laws to properly enforce
this proviaion.
Fourth. Every male citizen of the age oi"
tweniy-one yeara, abo sbsll have been a
citizen lor thirty daya and an inhabitant of
tuis state oue year, next preceding an elec
tion, except at municipal electiona. aud llor
tbe last thirty daya a resident of the elec
tion district in which be may offer bis vote,
shsll be entitled to vote at sncb an election
in the election district ot which he shall at
tbe time bo a resident and not elsewhere
lor all officers that now are or hereaftor
n ay be elec led Ly the people : Provided,
1 bat in time of war no elector io tho actual
military service of tbe State or 01 the
V1. i,tU!' ,oe r--y r navy thereof,
shall be deprived .! bis vote by reason, of
his absence from such election district, and
tbe legislature sh ill have power to provide
the manner in which and tbs time and place
at which such absent electors may vote,
and lor the return and canvass of their
votes in tbe election district in which they
respectfully reside.
Filth. For the purpose of voting, no per
son shall be deemed to have gained or lost
a resilience by reaaon of bis presence or ab-
, -"no cuipioyea in the service ol tbe
L uitt-d States or tbe S tate, nor while engaged
iu Ibe navigation of the asters ol tbeStateor
of the high seas, nor while a atudent ot any
college or seminary of learning, nor while
kept at any almshouse or public institution,
except ibe inmates of any borne tor dis
sbled aud indigent soldiers and sailors, who,
tor ibe purpose ol voting, shall be deemed
to res:0e in tbe election district where said
home is locsted. Laws shsll be made lor
ascertaining, by proper prools, the citizens
wbo rbali be enutlod to thu right ol suf-
Itage hereby established.
A true copy ol tbe joint resolution.
CHAKLhS W. STONE,
Secretary of tbe Commonwealth.
CO.,
pl;
.1 sasajaaa
Reap
While the
Lasts
1VO W IS YO U 11 OPPORTUNITY
$5000 worth of MenX Bovs',
Overcoats and fur Caps &o, to be
SCHOTT'S
AT A INDUCTION
of twenty-five per centum
TO MAKE KOOM FOIl SI'KIXd GOODS.
In order to reduce our stock to
sions, we offer the not phenomenal J5.ru.in, In Clot king .nd
Furnishing Goods ever seen, name P.,.., i... . .
u I j
before and undersell everr eoniiWin hoiie in
" 1 n mm. e 111
from 2o to 40 per cent.
SCH0 T T ,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN, I'A.
18G5, ESTABLISHED 1887
Special In citat ion To The lnbUc
To attend the Attractive .Sale of
from
THE IMMENSE STOGK
OF
D. W.
It will Le
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL MYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for
ME N, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prieen.
His prices leave all Competitors in the re.-ir w alan't
to give him a call if in need of
D. W. I I
MIFFLIN TOWN
We are Selling
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
CHEAPJli THAN FJH
Do not fail to see our
SQUARE II EATERS,
Tlli:i ARK lIKAVTIKa.
A Fl'LL LINK OF COK MOVES AbWAY? N HANK
We fmuii-h rej urs for all kinds of Stoves, Slove Pir.es. Coal BueL.U
at the very lowest pi ices.
OIL CLOTH A Sl'KCALlTV. A Bquare of 2 ,&TlU fof ,(0
FRAXCISCUSIIAKDWARE & CO.
.nu.'1 irn
Per nropay, Oravrl. rnuni
Dcs I rlaar) or l iter ln
eaes. Cure Uiiarsnt.-ed. Ottire,
AiiCU St.. fliiladeletiia. All drtiffiois.
Try it. $1 a Untie, six lor V
Mar. 14,1SS, ly.
I OB
PRINTING OF
F.VFKV KIN'K
' dunv at tl
is t.tlit-e.
hiV
DON'T
CUV
YOU
Rubber Boots until
you have seen the
"COLCHESTE?.'
with Sole leather
Heel. This Is the
best fitting and
MOST DuRASLE B22T
In the market.
Made of the best
PURE GUM
Stock. The Sole
leather Heel saver
Money to til Wearer.
nnU'T "UY vou" CTioa u
n urn m til tvu hmvs
W Ilk TWfa Wmwm a
COLCHESTER ARCTIC
IISTHl
wltn "Oota'ae
Cosntsr." Anaaid of AL
- In 0tyt Jtdurabtiny. Wyoy wtnttfi
Mortrtoffour mofief tnr tt Col c h mmmr mi
rs or vour motley xry ma x.mmm
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