winter:
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AND FURNISHER
SOX.
TIMK-TAULB
a"ar Sunday J,.,,., .
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EASTWARD.
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. t -ma 05 a at riltakarp
Fipr aatt, aa 3 .
r wih -.unday Mail !"
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TTKn.N R DIVISION.
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1 urx enai-ilia ana1 Cl"'
'vi ). m.7 'j.l p aa.
T-,. for Warrlara Mark.
na K'l-naea and Sotla at I
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r:a at T.'roaa fram BellrB
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rr :a it Tjroaa fraaa Cn'w""
r- l at 61 a m, aa
rriT at Trona froaa Seii Wr-
and lVuratlTaata ruraaaa a
5 4ti v m.
. K. H. A FEPr-C'RD PITISIOK-
' Ihm.niiliii far
a- 1 -r.r-r and at 'i
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rira at liinlnia'iPB fr B-
a .. Ai:o..na for piat
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1 0 p m W 60 p rn.
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C nullon Wollc.
AYER
r : h-r-ftr c auliouBd, J
. t-. ;ar! l thOillaraieno
, rd Bea!. totih.p, f' '
a,-1.. rit.it barn, haatin.
art- o-h-r war tMapaaB.at:.
a. m- tr..Paaa la will "
,,, r-ori. who Tlolt MJ
Htii io'
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MIFKLINTOWN :
.,yrifl ". I 3 pr t.aa if paid
T.4. u at trtiatuiprta taterted at 60
tUVS Ift ' " U lilWUVB.
jj'.i-. a DOttcoa la local eoU
yr' I'nw lor xah awrtloB.
pajcuuua aul k luaUn u. ta- d ja"rn)f
SHOW LOCALS
frwut u'-tra are fiahing.
(jicd Yrrty, ne Friday.
ivar 1 iirry i clfrkiug
....
t lliarriabursr
Brr.'.".'.a will lijw
CLaiiit'eiabiirg- L a olured pria'
jgWar. Ben il.'U is hi name. j
at -
thin
hat
the
rLirt-i alu.ients art in
Miti'.iu Acadvuiv
r.a.- Wtta, of Tyrone, I'a.
K-n e:u;novt;.l as foreman of
Trtbunr.
u - . u r- 4
aum r,h jrg S oil nary on Kaster
'
Xroin
'e-kU03-
liisf srti -'r in nirtuvry i f Freler -
ki Ii Ibirit.Mi. defetiaod, will appear
ia nl .as-ie. "
i J I'utierson wa in itarrisburg
on Yx.dy attending to imp.irtant
afl hiiH-'nee.
M:, Wii.urd dtlivtr a tera-
((n
prsin-e lecture at MoAhstervjlle
Ma iay evening, April 22.
A thunder
r ahowtr of several hours
emailed last Fridav tven -
1 , 11
Juration pre
La.? :vi-ji't nijjht fall.
W'u. a'ud Htnry Hawk are the
at.-cr. taat are building the founda
tin f.r Iht National Bank vault.
Sb-wiaaa Barnum's grand son
Selev will ran "the greatest
. t M - 1 .1
A ij .r atate of affairs must exist
ia nawrul churches iu Elinois, in
li o!. -f n asid theie are no mal;
if ( a iley aud
Mevers have ea-
UC111.U.1 1 leir nrrcunuiai wu,e
xriculiural wart
hjjar iu ln-bert 1 arfcer s ntnt.r mmMint i,,i,,,,wb..tmMUtvir.
V . ..l'.4.V
Wu il PhilUps. .Supriutoiideat
cf t! e H I4. Kaiiroad has tendered
L:a rr-:;'i 3tioti to take atfect on the
Srr . f May.
Tt white Republicans in Alabama
h t rir-.l a Protection Lcsut to
flk;it lk p.il;tical battle is future on
tha t.i irT i-ae "
1:t Mr. Bain of Altoona will
j--r temperance address iu
de
the
C' irt lL'iiso in Mirttmt
,n Tue
tLv leuir., April 21. 1
ni K-l I.igbtner, of P rr .- county, '
w'r. 1 waj cut vnih an
. , ,
. ... ..ul 44V..lt
4 i -7
ing tO at'.li aU
f t s.n, nao win trying
1 1 lias died cf his woaad.
'it -s l'ilu Ku!e Bar.k and Miss
e Tarler. at home thepajf week
?r m Wi!so!l t i-llep'i
.lie-i- will return
.1 f jr Brother term.
to
th
M Alniut 10 o'tlock. lat Friday night.
f .ishtumsr struck th
. a..
bum of U"'tp
l)v..;nrr4.e in ViV-.r t. . ii -all 1 1 . and
i l led t't Cows, a bull, and a heifer,
ifi. raihariue Iios.. wu burned
tiesth at V. "ilk-.-sbarr br the -s-
ilo. u ot a e-t f k'Tosvn w-itti
win u al.e trying to start the
k.'.' ut4 tire.
1 UtlV a; vt Uitiu ittu aasaaaiiiai aaiv.ava
... ... . . , . . unproductive bu.a iu Juniata county ' k V. M., L. Jt. Nvilson will eel.
r.r.l nd W. S. Jamison, young men! on which grain cuuEot be grown," l"t 'f Western horses at public
r..J.,t.,.fV'.r..ii.ii.ii ".Il avnt loielil i.rntil li'it if tt:rTi.l int.. imarh Wll- U Mill Sireet ill MlttliUtoWK.
l.-l iiare, Ohio Iset week to attend a
?ru Art Schj'L
The cntioual guard of Venusyl
tau.a will go to New York to purtK'i
J:e ia the centecutal of the inaug-ursti'-n
of George Washington, Fresi
1?t, on the :t0th of April.
llr'ify is now east Inlying new
1 'hir:g f-r his utore. You'll want
-.' dr p iu and exiiUiiue hi goods.
1 u I t4a his place tt tliC corner 01
Br. f, aud Wnttr street.
T.sat week the Smith Bros., of M.- da I nnn-iay .tiraaay evt-n-A'.ieteoille
placed hundreds of voung I T- Mrs. m I. Khosdu, State
r. , ,1 ...... i .v.. ,..4.i fil.l r,rth Supt. of . w. rk is slid other Indies
c?t'n. Tlie tttet ore nitll
hr are to be raised for Bale.
A lU'publican protective tantT
Wag;, has boeu organized in Ala
bams and Democratic leaders are
hocked rur it, ami want
w.ere the blood t hirt
to know
iasr.e has
gone U
O rnriunion, preparatory services,
will he tela in the I.ickiug Creek
L.iihernn church on H.iturday at
half j nft two o'clock, and communion
3 VI ck P. M'., oa Sabbath.
An adjourned meeting ot I'resby
rr w;ll bo held in Altoona on the
'Ed Tuesday of June. The r
rn'.ar meeting i f IVesbytery will be
ke'd at Alaiaudria in October.
Iwh, Mar.ee, and scratches on bu
lku or ecims's cured in 30 minutes
H T,...:fi r.pK KHmtrry Lotion. This
r.t-er fsils. Sold bv L. Banks A Co.,
iTvwtt.x. MiClint4rwn. Pa. lVt.31,
It.
I.Vi'k.-un. service will held
Mi- Luiberan church iu this town,,
ratt,a.lHt Thurfdev, trulny, rtm
S.m.-.Ihv evenings, and on .S.mdi.y
a... T . 1 a . Tl L. T . 4 . t
T ' ' " Tl'vr w,u n....,..
.
g.. 111... ..44 Vif NfH-nsloK
. - 4 i.n i. i'ii- v 4 - -
K"k that terrorized upper Tucr-rora
, , . - y v
-..fT It,lt-a-il in lull OU M0TililT
rle v... n't T..ck wh,
v.re.'l(i at Batree. Huntingdon! The I-ewistown Democrat ana
I'loitimS Fsairk who is
1 ii-Vinson C'ol'.cpo
.41 n'uOl
r"tater raf-at' n v ill l reach i.i
Mrtiiodii-t chn. cb f this plsce at 10J
e'clo.-k next b'abbatb ; and the Pre -
A:nK F.ldr-r at 7 P. M.
TV ;i..,t,.l o.if. Times did
rhilacW.-uw Tim" 4'
T
Ti.,.:
Lauuv
&r "fn.! instructive
liif".
..- 4 .1
bv
t t- . . , . a vv:t'.
K HI T) I -1 f.1 11- fTl . ir.ifYii 4 . - .
Tt "'T'r. Ml n .f ""
r.if at once. ro rrerniiou
1. . ,,v
Fif at once. o operation
llirch 1783, It. Clrculr-
An echax ttaja : W know f;
oaly two j-erona who vera m.-n r
than the man who utow-arJ bta Iapr ;
without paying np. Tb one parttur-1
d a --at on hut muthr'a graTe, and
that other nse-i a -wait on the back of !
bis neck fur a eullar button.
I nciaimrd kttra in the P. O. at
w Tl Wtk Wt,ra n,be!)lhbf APril-at Cur-1
ul ask truertit ItS! J"1 !
Jlimiutown
13, 1889
i a aav-iaa, if an Ifri HUTU
matter. Miss Annie L. Aukr. irr.
uaer. Jim.
i Jiay Hamilton, 31 ra. Alary lv Htrick.
Ch B. Caawroao. P. M.
Throe card monte men laite.l a
NortUuuiWrland county farmer till
hrf Ut four trtuusaud frQ b uud real
r r-w ... . --
doIUrn ou tl.e gume and when he
put up tue ntiiey one ot tite rancala I
put a pihtcl tinder bia noe while the !
.1.. n . .-r :.i. i t.
a .uiuri lattttl uuiriVlll'U nilUlUCCSlU.
1 r. Sando and John Martin, took
a dttv out. and in McLaatrhlin'u
; orchard cut out of an apple stump a
, supply of wLito worm bait, with
j which they Cubed Iyat Cret-k down
to Zook's dam, and an a reward for
' u'r labor th-y had a string of 13
u''",; lirof A!1-
i Charles Panuabaker. who learue.1
ttte "'art preservatiTe or all artn. in
the ofTice of the Coan-rt Standard,
, , , . , , , .
iiM ihiiI tlu mi the utii'kan.l rnlx. a.ntl
art j " in
v . n-.. . a i. . r -1-. t-. i
j will go into the creamerv bit-men at
1 IVta-rsliurg. He km home last week
b purchase a hoio that will be used
j in the new buwiceas.
, .uerclihnt l--!iencha'le, .v., is now
in the city buying a slK-k of new
i oods fr the stor of F-steiisc-hade
; Son. Within the period
"w
days the new Spriug and
goods ill be on the shelvei
nimmer
ves ready for
male.
Ther almavs keep the latest
1 inl lx at that is put out.
j M .... , , A. .
Luarlie r ronk of thin
is town was
tuken to the Harrisburg Insane As
tl'iiu on Moudav. His aberration of
! ruind was f a mild type, and it is
1 hoped that he nmv le speedily re-
: "'"red in mm 1, that he may oe tUe
1 efficient young man he wsa before
ttllU llll..l.J.. 1-lnttMMl 111(1
Post Msster General Wanamaker, K-VM township, this county a dis
uuderstands it- He sava -"I to keep tauCl' fourteen miles, where
the mail bag open to the latest possi- a lHrr-r" rce of mnn are taking out
b'. moment, then v-et it to its desti- timls r. He started on f.Kjt. and it
nation ia the shortest tesible time , "PIo d to- k an old Indian path
j and then get each seperate piece
I mall to the lersou f--r whom It 1
J r.nglii-h Spaiii Ltinimt nt removes
u Rard. S.ft, or Calotised
,ml Blemishes, fn il. htrs s. B1kI
Spaviu. Curb-. Splints, Sweeney,
J pjn K,tlt.( Stifles. Sprains, all Sol
jlu Throats, Coughs, Ac. Save toO
by the u of one b.-ttle. Wsrrant
rd. Sold by L4. Banks .t Co , Drug
gi-t, Milllinton. Pa. Cct. 31-'8S,ly
A bri.lx.i across the railroad at the
ststion will be a treat convenience
for rmlroad men who are dwl.ived bv
tl.e necessity of cutting their trains,
and it will 1-e a convenient and safe
A..tiihjA f . V. , y im. .1 .1.1 nti.i I run I ,.n
ltUl 41 .4 4 44 L . . - I ' . J " UV 4w.
....
! th'f high wav. There will be no
. ;,.. . .".1 l fS-l.n..-4
144-1 . k 1 4 ' IWk VUI 41'4 I1t'1. -444
tive," but the structure will spoil the
appearance of Main street.
Whv not elect p. st ma.-ters instead
of anjiini tliem ( A uur.bcr of towns
. v . , . . , , 4.,..
.i.:. . .4 . -
t -i-i t" i i t t- ' it i ,
The Iixpubiicana of ijradfora, Jlor-
r l-ri lit. a id S urn . t. har alr-ad V lielfl
j ca'ictinMS to select candidates for the '
J taces fitht ly lm.icrsuc icsi-
: raastt rs, an 1 w ill send the result of
i the elfction t FresideEt llsmavr.
'.tor Ins consult-ration.
Tk.. ... tl,.i..n.l ..-r.. n;
j i-rchnrds cn l made to return a
i larger pr. fit pel- tele than the ltst
farm bunt ii. l!ie coiintv.
It tlie
ci:i i f the east and west continue
to grw. the t..-rub timlered hills of
Juniata may in tinif booonie the
most valuable property in the County.
The Woman Christian Temper
ance Union of Juniata Co., will hold
its annual meeting iti the United
Freebi it i ian Church at Mexico.
Clj,m..nri!,g on Yedue:
April 'it. at 7A o'clock.
day evening,
Contiuuing
prominent in tue in:p rancc ciumi
arc eiptctcd to tt present. All
visitors will be cordially welcomed
Ulld entertiailied.
Iv order of Ex. Com.
On last SimdriT morning a young
man breaking on a freight train com
ing rnst wns killed at a bridge near
Tipton by his head striking agnitiht
a bridge a tho train parsed under
it. He was struck while working
with a brnke with his back turned
toward the bridge. Ho w ns found
Ivimr dHil on toil ol tlie car.
The!
lianiM of the man killed isSht-filerami
he was a nephew of Mrs. W.ll am
r..lf f -niH iK of I'ntt.rson. The
Udv of .b ceaii. d m put in ice
this station and t.-.k n to Harrislurg
where relslies live, for tt.termt nt.
t t- t? r t .rf. tn lap
h st a valuab e t orse m a sirg n. r
manner lat week. The team had
oeen taken to a piece of woodland
and while ouietiv ttandmjr, waiting
iu ' f. -r a load, a tree wa rut down. The
n I fll of the tree frightened the team
1 1 a.t - a9 . . tu ,lf V-tlaaaiBI
inn mm- u .' . r
amorg the horses tne wHon iongue
- . .-. un intothe llor,0 1S
l i,ir,a. bsck of the front f-houlders
. m aa B i .La.11 ainil 1 1 1 tr H'llla. A 1 A HIT ay A v
. " . .. . :..4-. T1.4
rri. . . . , . ,.4.t in .11 miniiir. x 4
..... : .Mr Tt4.xr!wr.te sucn aiaigecoiumu 01 ileum
; v rr at"a'-
. - A-r n
1 ir.vi iiei..re ius n" -
' ra " 4ur u"
sputmel aays. wu .nouua
' Col.
S vheimer noticett Irom tne rear
at t . t v; l ui.lvni-s a man lvmc on
for B, , ,f the back building of
the -idonce htt.lv Tacated by George; Tuesd.tv, D. L. Kepner closed
. p lul. The Colonel cslle t i him
j t., know whnt h was doing tDer''
: when the fellow jumpe.1 from th
a 1 roof and took a hurried departure n.-.
through the lot. As the house where
rTub
,
I window.
Dr
regular morning bervice Si itius Tulhus you ttunlt tae ;
T. V Tlav. rend reorlo don t know that you are writ-,
'. tt tue
ut WAbath Iter. L.
or iev .4;. 4 , .v r..r.hnn : inc for this paper, init tney ao
4-"" - - ,
' 4 n.r4n ! 1 1 1 ve
Presbyterian cougrega-
Tba first pajKT tras certification
ly cMt-m, Stltas Moj-er, and George
'iWn. that lafet Jianaarr Sir. Hayg
rr''ri desire to resign, on
account t ill bt-alth.
The aecond paper wan a statement
of the clrk or Becretarr of Ilunt.
ingdou PretljT.ry, that mt last
' Pf"""1"0 of. rrbyttry to
resign
t - . . . -
fviH lir-a.riT rrt. tn tfit-a .. tf - f
' lAT T " ' - . "
Xt Oct-ber.-pt-rmiaB.on wa. grant-
! and the il;m:ntowu oongrtrga-
tion in citd to convene in June and
confirm the resignation or show
! cause wl;r the resienation Hhall not
be accepted.
LiMt Saturday night, a noine was
heard about the barn of Isaac Barton
' 4 f 1 if ii t1 ill 1
: at Cuoa -MiiIh. 1 be stable doors
were found ojnsn and it waa plainly
to be sn that a trowler had hton
in the barn it is believed by omo
peoj.l that the prowler was a bore
thief, for at Harry Stambaugh's
stable the doors were oj?n and a
young horne had been unlxsed and
wa"i fnnd in an other stable of the
aame barn, which gives size b the
cou'(cture that whoever was at the
burn va examininc ihf borne atoi-lf
and hail been disturbed bT some
P""1" h-v "r Vr.obabI.T WM n,,t uited
in the animals he as exam ning. A
son of Brice Horning came along and
found Stambaugh's stable in the
condition mentioned : going on to
his home he found the doors of the
barn of his father's in the same
eonditii.-n. Arousinr? his father thv
mvefitu'ated the barn, but found
thinsrs all ri-'bt with the exceptions
i at.te.d
i . ,
of Ajril 10. The strange disajjear
auce of David HoudeRhell, a lumber
man of Shiremans town, Cumberland
County, lias created considerable
1 exi-iteiuent in and about Mechanics
1 burg. TIim lant heard of him was on
j March 2 last, at which time he left
, his home intending to go over the
! mountain to his sawmill, located in
f ; uj luc mountain. lie was seen ani
spoken to ly a moiuitatueT. I lie
missing man had on his person
nearlv $400 anl a gold watch, and it
is lx;lieved he waawavlaid, murdered
atid rol.led, and his lody secreted iu
the crevices of the rock. Searchinjr
partis are now on the mountains,
but as yet their efforts Lave been
fruitless.
1-Att-r. David Houdeshell's !ody
Las lieen found. Tramps who were
Feen lying in ambush, committed the
murder, stole the money and hid the
ImhIv in the wixxls on the North
Mountain. .Last Fridav moru-
ing a Jew jxiddl. r accosted Mr. Ezra
Bupp, who wns working in the tieM
nt.ur 1 1 i f Lntr. iiiTrndliln
4. 4 . . UVIU" 444 44 V 4 . ' ' 44" 44 I , I
I
intpiinug the wav to Newport. He
.;..r..P. I l..o4nt.. Ate T.hm.'
" ( 4 444' '4 444 V4. I'U. .'4T414 .'4 4 .
nous..-. The female memlers of the
i household lieing upstairs, the peddler
' ar''"u"1 d finding a pocket
containing about $4o wn.cn
lupp had laid on the mantel b.-fore
EMS
work, appropriated it and
saipije!. ia tufl aitnui. uivrmmui;
i . . I v- T
' ' " r 1
H,
was
tauiu
veil
near Bloomtield -a
the
tiav.
KILL or HORSES.
I
On Wednesday. April a4tli. at 1
Draft liorMf, driving liores, farm
liorsHtt, and guarantee thnt hornesare
as repivst nied when sold.
The lledford Couutj Outlaws.
i Bid ford Inquirer, April 12:
I Cedft nl township oowbovs or
The
mid-
night maraiiiUrs have again resumed
their devdish work. On Wednesday
EiLilit at aix'Ut liall-tast 1(1 ticket
two large hay etacks belonging to
i William lai-ter, of toe Dutch Corner,
were burned. His buggy was cut
, and broken, wheels tie cut, one
wheel burned ami burrs carried aw ay. ;
; The bugpy was a complete wreck.;
On tho ri-.ige a short distance from the
house the fence was tired and many j
panels w -re destroyed. 1-ortunaiely,
the night was c
Had it not been
it Would not Lave leeU txisnible
f
"t
the eirrht men, who worked all nit;ht, i
to iiavu ,ved the buildii-crs. As the
- 1 criminals w re k-avius they fired off!
j their n volvi-rs, evidently to deter
, people from following them. One
night the early part of the week
; l'Btrick Henry, an industrious but
i )r VOUCPr man living below the
almshouse , had his plows broken up.
I
j
i
CtKTs.lLKn ITEMS.
Farmers are but;v sow ir.cr oats.
at , . Forrv has cone back
to
T-n;on cv.ur.tv.
An organ wns purchasexi for the
' f 4 1 . . . ,1 . . V 1 1 ry'ri v444.It Vvef.ir lnot
' .'n ni""-i .... -
I-vi Meven has moved back from
H'rrisburg.
Our merchants are busy cleaning
tl'fir stores.
j George Hubbard moved into Levi
' Mover's tenant bouse yesterday.
! T I AT-ietin iiiovmI to biCUst
- VPkt.nl,.
peach
, number of
aw," w
trees have been plants in our couniy
thi- spring. . .,.,
IS. S'UV. TOU BUIWlse lilt;. iui .uu
- o . ' -
,
boss shoemaker
. t Wm. Himea our
( A tree ageU, took a trip to
asamftton, 10 see toe x resiueui
, Vxfore laet.
tee mml VIatsI una
of
onr mer-
the cbatltB ;ltLS hired another clerk.
nis ,.1, quite a number of visitors
', wer present. After recess a few
Acclamations were offered by the
p,,,, after which the teacher
d,.Lrorc,l his farewell address. A
Tr ft:
l. a w - w.
ftttentiTneB that be
a. a iu. l 1 TA'a,
nil w ish him back strain next winter.
Exclusion Ticket to Xtsw
lorla via Petanaslvaalia
Hallrewatfarlhs Hab
las;taB laau:airatlaBi
CcntaailMl.
For the better accommodation of
ths laru number of oople wlio dc
aire tujitnens t e'ela borate ceremon
ies arranged for tue celebrttion of
the Ct&teniiial AnniverKttry of the
Inauguration of General Watihingt -n
aa lnt Prettidont of the United fcitt-p,
in Nw V. rk, on April 29th, 30th ana
ilay lot, 1SSJ. the Pennnylvauia Ivail
roai Company will sell excun-i n
tic-kets to New York from all princi
pal stations on its system ltetwoen
April i47th and May 1st inclusive, al
three cents i-r mile. The rate from
Philadelphia for the round trip ill
be $2.70 ; from Baltimore 5.58. and
from Washington $6.84, PitUburg
$13.32. and iroiortionatelv from all
! other station.
TJokets are good only for continu
ous aMsage on tlirougn trams to
New York, from April 27th to May
1st, but no ticket wdl be sold on May
1st, for any ticket arriving in New
York later than noon of that day.
Returning the tickets will be good
for continuous passage on trains
leaving New York, April 27sh, to May
6th, inclusive. No ex.cur.sion ticket
will be sold for less than oie doll r.
Another Great Redaction
1 TBS
FRICE OF THE BEAUTIFUL
4MB
Popular Cabinet and Card rhutocrdphs
Cabinet fc Card Phototrraphs iriv-
en tnr bv the d.izen
lOM"F
For the next Sixty dnyt I will re
duco Cabinet Photographs to the
low price of $3.00 per Doz., and
every Tenth Person on the Books
getting one Doten Cabinets will have
their money ref nnded and receive
one D z. first class Cabinet Pho
tographs. CARD PUOrOfSRAPH.
Reduced from $2.50 per Doz., to
$1.50 per Doz. The same offer on
Cards as on Cabinet Pictures, one
Doz. given free of charge to every
Tenth Person getting one Dz. Cards.
AM. WORK REDUCED.
Familv groups reduced awav
down less than n-jrular price. Ile-
nieinWr this offer is onlv for the
month of April and Mav. Here is a
chance to get one Doz. first class
Cabinet or Card Photographs free of
charge, and it is just as likely to bit
you as someone else, so don't
fail to
take advantage of this great
redue
tion. liespexrt fully,
JoscrH Hess.
Mifflintown, Pa., April 1st, 18S9.
Juno 4 '89.
Botj.rs..Eit Swabtz. On the 26th
ult.. by lb?v. W. A. Haas, Koush
B-ollinger, of Salem, Snvder county.
. aud Sue Swartz, of Kichfield, this
county.
IT J'RFNBLRRY FaCKAED. On thl
4th inst., by Itev. E. E. Berry, Henry
Hockuiiberry, of Spruce Hill, and
Kate Fuckard, of Milford.
Clajuc Mt'CJiXEE. On the 4th
insL, by Rev. J. B. Woi k, of McCoys
ville, David Clark and Sadie McClure,
both of Kaat Waterfor.i.
Kcskle Bealk. On the 4th inst.,
at Be-aletown. by lUv. D. J. Be.ale, D.
IX, John L. Kunkle and Gertie Buule,
both of Tu-s-nrora towusl.ip.
Ksox Krxyt.py. On tho 5th inst..
i at Port Royal, by Rev. W. H. Stevens,
iUiaiu II. Kuox, of I'hnadelphis,
and E4la L. Kennedy.
IHF.D:
Shoie. On the 24th ult., in .Sus-j
quuhanua tow uship, Wtlliatn Shop,
aged 81 years, 6 months and 15 days. !
Hahmav.--On the 1st inst., in Port I
Royal, from paralysis, Frederick H.
HnimBa, of tho late war, in which h :
lost an arm.
Johnson. On the 3d inst., in Pi
itovai, iroiu pra:vsi, Mrs. Marin
J Purdy Johnson, aged 74 y-sr
! months and 12 days.
Coder.-On tlie 3d iaM .. af Aci
demia. from typh id pro im. iii:i,
J)avid Coiler, ag'-d alut Co it-ws.
Krhs. On the 5th inst., in
F..niR,,. h twrh,t. fr..m n,l,r.
UOUR cro d uxlt 5
;
; " , , , T-.1 .
. Tnnuhijii lowns.iii', an lujtuii. cuiavi t-i
' i . . . . . ,.
l'Hiuei Moss, pge.t ftuoni six montiih.
VtrrUff TnWN K ARK UTS.
VirrimTowa. ApHI 17, I "PS
Putter .......................... S
Prfs 10
Ham A
Phoulrtf-r, 10
Sides. .......................... S
I.ai d . ........ . .............. 9
MirrLITOWlI GRAIN MAVKRT.
Wheat 90
Corn old ............ 40
!: 'JR
K. ..... ............... Ao
Clfiterseed.
Iiniothj aaxtd .......
I Ui Seed ...........
rlrait...... .......i
thtp..... .......
Snf rt
Ground Alum Salt...
.American Salt.......
..S3.50t 4 UO
1.TS
1 60
.... 20 IK)
....
22 00
I .
1 II
PHILADELPHIA MAKKET3.
PHiLAiiri-rHiA, April 15, 1889.
Wheat 91cts to 1.U9. Corn 42c.
OAi o9 to Llve -nij-jjen,, n
( to ta a pound. Uve spring chicken.
25 to 35cta a piece. Fgga 11 to 12c
doz ; duck eggs 24c
a Uoz. tit ei-e
Cloverseed 7
55 to 0.
ic a doz.
' to be a pound. Har f 12 to f 17.50 a
jn
. -do
PARKER & CO.
BANKERS,
Maw StkivET, MirnjjtTowjt, Pessa
TRANSACT A GENERAL
Discounts daily.
Accounts of firms, individuals and
! curl'"' """"
Four per cent. Interest allowed on
twelve months' certificates.
J i-jmry lt, iJ0'-Iy.
THESHOE BRUSH GONI
.ran ji
:Ja ia-t t m
: I won't miss it, for I have long ',
since adopted an easier and '
cleanlier way. A bottle of
WolffsACMEBIacking:
and a sponge to keep my shoes !
washed clean, save a deal of:
labor and shix? leather. :
BaM br Shea St. tv-onr-s lwniaw .
;The best Harness Dressing
i in the wet Id.
KCUr A RARDoLFH. mionrmt. !
Locia K. ATKiaaua. K. M. h. faaaiLL.
ATttimoa APl.lJIELL,
ATTORNEYS-AT -LAW,
lKFUTOWN, PA.
H" Call act ing and Convarancing prompt
i atteadotl to.
Orrtca Ob Main atreet, ia place of reai
lnoceet Ixuia K. Atkmaun, 1.J-, auutli ot
rtrtdee atreet. fUet 2b, lfc6.
D.
-A. CBAWFORD, .M. D.
Ha reaumud actival) the practice of
tlndtciba and S'trgery and their collateral
ttrancliea . Otttce at the old comer vt Third
-nd Orange alreeta, Mit&iutuwB, Pa.
Marcb M, IB76.
Jobs VcI.araBLia. JoaiPB W. Ctikbbl
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYJL, JUNIATA CO., PA.
ZifOaly reliable Compaoiea represented.
Jin. 1, 1889-1
AGENT S W ANTED
to ranraa" fron of tlif largext. old
est labllBtied, Best; Known
Nuraerles In lhe ounlr). Moat
lihentl b-m.k. ln quaVd irllilie. GEN- I
K VA N URSEliT. ea'ab'ixhrxl 1816.
W. T. SMITH, Geneva. V. V.
100
PER PROFIT d Mail)
ri-ST pies I'rrc to mm can-.
aera lor Dl . taenia's Genuine!
I-Jectrlc liells. lit uauea. La-'
i auuta aauied lor Elef-tric Coranta. 1
(Juh k calfw. Write at once tor ternia. Dr. i
H'wav.N. Y.
,: PRIVATE SALE.
The naderaigfietl otiifra 14 arrea of choice
land, art joining the borough ol 1'atit tkob, a
i rivate nale. There la a good barn acd
corn crib on tbe Irat The Uud ia all clear
and level and well r!atted lor tbe growth
of ail kiida ot grain aud garden product.
Kur j articular call on
. Jobs CtusiNnaAM.
i Patterw.n, JutiiaU Co., Pa.
HaaT aJmiSAJl
MFST-r.UTTFB.
Caa.aaiii aa4 r-
JJJ"" J" "J
cTlTria. "TrUJIiial;
uamsoi. aau. ac . a.
arPala.aa recv.'pf fl A. !).
AMERICAN M FS CO.,
Jl!SIMTATfc
: a larrlTtnIa A r?.n''.ta Vorta, Ytr,
ttcrrakar a BUaCarA Lcrla! rrtc Bil'v
I.. 4UK. r.r..fr. 41m.
TNTU4, k4 Au
, - & -j - -'
-4j
Addiaa A. M. VaaqCBAB SOS, lark. Pa
f-raalL K.t
f.m?uci :ata s:s.
CJOAlTi tZ5 ta
-rra T.a kr- AKAIa.4ti kiX
OiH.
ASxltHr-JM CU3I.KftSt.7.r.
MASON & HAU
j B cabi.:t orran sa i
trrxl.; -: I m ha tin -i4
Anrn by Maaoa A liamJio m log:.
ffoliowwl in Uie maunectoje of ttirao ;nttnuD4cu,
tat the Maaua A Uaalio orara have alwara Biaia
tauiM tbeir aapmoarr aa Uio lt in tliii w ,rjd.
Maaoa a Hamlin oiT'-r. aa iit;raocialratufi of the
tra-ed rataJomies t?t To fxoil. fraa.
A' woa A Uaml o de not b:t;e to make the ea
trmoraiiiary cairn for their r tt at tliej- are
opener to .a vhr. i. y r p-j'.s- U-s L.zii
ace eaea adiietd ly otu i-i I c tnclor In t"s
an of ptn hou'-nu, but cm m . i;-rirr.ty.
Toi ther atintn: ao jr re:rl.jit:-a l:-
pro.eai-iit fjilr'.ifj-.recl ! lien In 1'w y-.r l"--
and B-w known -a t'.-M in . . net.i Piio
Sraiaesa." hy Fa 1 r. m m asx e :;iei;iof -hlch
I.
ae4cgr
BaS WIASTT l.n MF. iiit I V aUtLwCa1 .
A Ore iLbT. omtaUDTkc tcfi.mtnx fmm three
baa4rcd itf,ciA4r, mtiarCanti. anil t-iocra, rot,
l0crhr mi. h daarn.iUvc ciocrve, to any pplifauit.
PtaS bU(S (iTataBOBl bXm4 t-Jg CAM Of CM MJ-
Vi: avtrn reoti
MAON&HAML'N ORGAN ANT PIANO CO.
OSTO.X. IS aW lOJUL. I HICAUO.
"'Bia--ra' 1 A.l yt' '
I Vf' J;' rtti.-,r Aylt)t,-4 as'
4 ;'. ai ZJAZ. v
Pj
: aneqiaiiea ecrae otuwr im lei Uul
irt at ail ol ih. frreat Wurld'a Eifititweia. ainci- that of
J wMefi D P lj QSaiTeJsSS
Duy Your
BOOTS AIXD SHOES
from
G. W. HECK,
AISTD SAVE MONEY.
BKLF0RD BLOCK, CORNKK MAIN AND BRIDGE STREETS
)ofM
?
15
MlNZErvjS
V f-S. g s-k
ULU
ESTY
Qenuinehas a
Red H tin tag on
every plug.
Old Honesty is acKnowl-
edged to be tle purest
and rrjost lasting piece
of Standard Chewing Tobacco
on the marKet. Trying it is
a better test than any talK
about it. Give it a fair trial.
Your dealer has it.
HO. FISZER & BROS., LoulsYllle, Ky.
'J UM AT A VALLEY BANK.
or M IFFLI3ITOW.X, PA.
WITS
BKANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
n. 11 11 T 3' 3 11 T 11
otOOKDOlderB luulVlu U&ll J Liable.
,c4.a .47 .... .
tiunrn av i tj fv-rv , r t ruari .
T. VAN 1KVT1N, r,f,ir.
BlBKCTOBa.
W. C. Poniarov. Josopb Hcthrock.
John Hwtiler,
Philip M. KeiDfr,
Rohert K. Parker,
T. V. Irwin.
Loaif E. Atkinaon,
TOCIH0LMII :
Philip M. Krpner, Annie M. Shellpv,
i "'Pa noinrocK, Jane ri. irwtn.
A'Kinaon, K. t. Parker,
fomeroy, J. Ilolinea Irwin,
' Jonn Uertxler, T. V. Irwin,
iMarjrKuria, Jeroma N. Tbomraon, Jr-
t. Barlotte S n yder. 1
' ,
Three and Four rr ct?nt. ir.twst will be '
i Pmili ceititcatea ot deioi-ite.
jr WISH TO STATE
A FEW FACTTS
Worth Knowing,
That I can btxip tooth ach in less than
live minutes; no pain, no extracting.
That I can extract teeth without pain,
t tbe cae of a fluid applied to tha teeth
and gum ; no danger.
That Diseased G n m a (known
as Scurry 1 treat SStff ed succi nalully
n. d a cure wajfftaijLaea'ranted m ever;
! oa-e. JJULi
Teeth Killid and warranted lor life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchanged or.
reusoddled, troiu $9.0 to $12 per aet.
Hrautilul Gnm Kuatoeled Teet inserted a'
i-rires to suit all.
All work warranted to give perfect satis
'atrtion. People who bave artiticial teeth
ith which they cannot eat, are especially
m ited to call. Will visit prolessionally
al Ibeir homes it' notified by letter.
Will vi.it regularly at Ricbnald tha 2nd
Aeeks ot a!a and October.
Tiisi C aab.
G. La DERR,
I'rarllrnl Dentist,
caTtBLii'Br.D 1. Hirrt.(Towe, Ta.
Oct. 11 5.
is IP 60.
I OL'LTKT I'AYS
it properly managed. The rortrsr Bci
lbtis. funlihed monthly, finely illiisirati d,
the tieat papei f.r lanci-r and lartnir
i. than fJ cents luonih bring' it to
ou pot.t rfid. Send sf ump fi.r s-inple copy
Addies Poultry Bnllrhn, 3 IVarl tit.
New York.
V
11 n
n
U
r
Reap
While the Harvest
Lasts
no y is youu o
$5000 worth of Men's, Iicy', Youthf nd Children' l!-itt
OverccatB and fur Caps &c, to le cleared at
SOHOTT'S
AT A REDUCTION
of twenty-five per centum
TO MAKE R00MasF0R.SPRLN(rG()0DS.
In order to reduce our stock to the inallet powible di !-
eionp, vre offer the moot phenomenal Barpaina in Clothing and
Furnit-hing Goods ever seen, name Lower Prices eTer htard of
before and undersell every competing house in JuniaU Co ,
from 25 to 40 per cent.
SCH0TT,
THE LEADING CLOTH I ER.
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN, FA.
18G5, ESTABLISHED 1887
Special Invitation To The I'ublic
To attend the Attractive fc'ale af
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OP
D. W. HARLEY.
It will he
10 THL ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goadi 1W
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suitu and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, o don't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. TT
M I KKI ITs TOWN
Wo nre Selling
STOVES OF ALL KINDS,
CHKAPER THAN EVER
Io not fail to see our
SQUARE HEATERS,
Tiirv arc iu;4rTii:5.
A Fl.I.b LIN E OF COOK STOVKS ALn ATS ON FAN f.
We furnish repsirs for Bil kinds of Stoves, Siove Pipm. Col BuekstB k
at the vtiy lotvet-t pricts.
OIL CLOTH A SPEC. LIT Y. A ,quar of 7 ards for $10
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO.
ing
(13 P'Y'P cr.t.rnn iTriirrtti.r rote.
an. t-i a
Mb 4
I: -W A.i;-ir.n i4.
1.1. .-i- .t t.T nJ. A. J'aru
I int. 1. Trvmoal ST lwu.41. M -
Life cf KEKRi WARD EEECHLR Xri'Z'JZ
- ll:'.A-a' 1. trtwIriT Li !;' frr.m Jj. W.'-.U to lis
M.tla. A' OT. i- iiaV-. La 7JsaT rV a:J.
lMO f1Mx O..
.i4wa .. iArMIl , d, ..V.
T.$m WAGON
PERFECT
DUMPER.
aa4 to
HORTEST
TURNINQ
WACOM
'VHh aa- wtibMt I
V. icbev abana mr Teaarwa.
aaaoa
r Fwriwlaa a.4 olhv haaliBB. Oar taiseT.
axle will aot bead aaaleT abe Seiaal lead
WYw3i; l9Mt Wanted
KENNETT WACOM CO.
,i v t .
K-'yr A.
AUa( wa . .-.ft
r.-L
ppout lw it y
Clothing that
g44M 4M 4laJTy
A R I
E Y
G REE D
rpAKE HEED from the Ass. He 1-eds to
day, may want to-morrow. In buying
Clothing don't let your greed for ch apnea
shut vour eves to ii :ialitv. We guarantee our
to give tatii-f ictiou or money ref andff
CLOTHING TOR IN AM 'HI1 DKK.V.
C. YTIiS & CO.,
LFDOEB UUIl-DIXbi,
SIXTH AND rilLSTNf :T STS
rnrLAPFi.riiiA
Succsssiul Trealmb.jt rf Dlseaaa
A SCIEiaiFiG DsSCQVERY !
Mil the t nt i.t avLJ 1.
.MU ROBE KIIJ kU
HilUiha yllarolrM.
Successful TreatEwt
cupes:
OmtmrrH.
Bronohilis.
Oootumptitn.
Malaria
Rhaomatin.
Hl44i i nrii a-r.
TH ftMr Edlar hi - ot
ew pariUaJ ) CiatlfBtntT f 4T M C '.' r yvmmn b obwI
1 sx A -n dis ktinru W do d e.xys for t
afc ra".iJ"V) fffjf to oonaaT ao far mnm Uaavl mm
tv -3p wl.r hat w CAVlBy i r trl'I n ea 4)rw SIB
wh -rr ilOaVw AVTw Tl'A HVnTw 11V bit T-Tl ) '-
!h r avrttt ai a ad dMtmaMd. wtil H5;'
M umt" k rr Phoai4 tiseir. yanwfiiarij l
tt av- Pl Trs4 for v vUl tl.n-.imt rh.-.lc -1-
-W- M .r ea or arw-xn . aarwi ravosaa '-f ..la Tkn
m- 1: Lr Miavt will Irui li." jmrmm Avrsl ct ttm a tamA
c rv . a'kamt k tb mim io o.
ia .a rleflsa hr I'Hr ir.
.:-- ' l art PT t-ari-. n. f .. f.paaalii f (' . t4
rm' ! p-- u- j 1 1 w.an a-tr tvv tr-
f : V " i M p ' ' ,.( .
VMl'
1-iav frim rioeirtABS. attta ov . i" ' t ---; - , . ,v-
nairie, ii-"" . .
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KEBJBWTT teUABE, PA.
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