SENTINEL k REPUBLICAN
Mia-VLINTQ'VN :
W rittEKIUT. JULT SI,
TERMS.
3Ll..criptiiB, HiO per annua it paid
jn adTincs; il.CO if ao paid advance.
Tr i'nt a4lartiamaU urt at IS
ei-at men -'"r eaca insertion.
T,an.t-wt basin... not..,- i ,.,.1
gvi, 10 cents per lis for uach in.cr...,n.
rlucuoua "ill Lo made to Ihoro desiring
to advertia. by the V -r, r.alf nv tj.iar' t
KCPI'RLICA. I'RnilKV
El-IXTIO.
BtVD.JfARTEaS OF THE JlVl.Ui Ot VTT
KWl Bt-Il'AS COMMUTE!.
TKorsoJTow, P.,Jnly lri. ISX'.).
To .'n Rtptlic9M of Junta County :
According lo the rules of our party the
Prinimrv Eltsction during the bonrt Iron) 2
uViock P. H ,ou I
Saturday, ugut 81
ju tht time you will mtm',i' it '
rour n?r,"c:lv p"l-'f pl;e lor tb pur-
p ot ;-ctio ouo faton mr Kv retentj.- !
nv. yoi.i...- -u ocr pcr.ou ror unairm.a ;
ol tf. County (. on.n.ttr-, l:oth to acive
flaiwii? ,l1', tnuing wr. Aio to noraiaat
one "" tor tU ofhc ol Cnuoty Surrey. I Iist of letters micilied for rernsiTl
r in 1 one i,rs'.n lor tan ottice of crruner, J :,, . p f t r.i j-, i.
b..ib to br our tjn.!rt in the county 1
cmp.Ea tola in. i
p. M., tU.;Keiurn Ji.tu ai mwt t tlie
jb Houeia Ml.11.aio a lor tha pur?
of caic tu r'tarna and annouuewm
Tb ru'es rt:nrtf that candidates to be
voted, tor niUst l announced ia our par:y
4-iperi of lh cauuty at leant too week be
l.r tbe priicry aiectioa.
With cuv walnlet corftratulationa on
your victory la't tail, and the splendid re-
i.t.l, so tar shown, 1 rtstuaia.
Vorv Rthctfu'lv Viiirji,
A. U. Kva.s.
Ciiirmtfii.
SHOUT LOCjJ LS.
New iiliscnlTs, who'llbe the next .'
Indian Mound Harvest Home
August IT.
.F.ihn S. .ir;tlill is dealing in
Southern lands.
There are nid to 1 ."in ikm
fe.isional tiatrps on the fond.
Uev. Wilson Kidd and famib
pro-;
are !
Msitiug rehitives in Tu-.ir-ira.
Wallnce Fasic jives r fine des-rip-tion
of his experience at phiviug Jiase
ball.
A lar-; crop of h:iv lw Ie n put
up since the
vest.
tune of the whi.it
hill-!
James t. Hliiine Jr., is crgHgcd
li ring a locomotive on a railway in
Maine.
The SjUiui of Tu.kev sent .".0,0
for the Johnstown iI.hmI .stricken
people.
The horses sold at L. IU:iks Wil
son's ord s:ile averaged in price
$i:is.93.
Thos having iiuthorily T;:nc dc-lei-mined
to close the Mc Alistervillc
Soldiers' Orjduin School.
The latest fliHd stati'tics from
Johustowu puts the nundx r tf peph
tlronuel at six thousand. .
Jonathan Kir, Executor of IKvid
Smith t ft'ra aeveraJ farms at p:tbiio
anle. See advertisement.
The Republican riitnarv election
will be held August "1st.
Read tl.e'i
ilnuruian'ti announcement.
Cien. Iaatin;s name is advicn!
d
f. ir nouiinatmu f
Tuivr, bv th ImiIIi .
r (i.ijni"r i.et
lite IU ix.bliivm.
On Satnrdnv, ,J
-.v -J7. a fetiv:d
fr tlie U'lietit of t!i S-ibb:ith S. li l
I bold st M..ddy U.i-i m '!.!
II' Us.
r.
Idf.r Kirk litis lx-vn in eliiire i.f
ihc Hess pliiitnrnpli ':il'.erv fr
-nice Mr. :ind Mrs. Hess have ;'ine
hi n vu. u'i.'ii.
llejx' rts frcn 15' llefute says uiucli
b-Ntlt11ti4.il nnd s..iTerin prevn.il.is in
Nit tan valb-y c insel by tbe jfi-eiit
:Vid of June 1st.
M.-s. 1'liabcth Cii.ly Stuiiton says
tlint witliin .1 p' liod f l' yems
wnuieii will bnve the rirrbt t vote
extended to tbeni.
Mrdictil student. Kdwerd Stray, r,
.n of Clci iiinjr mercliiiiit Sn'imel
Straver. paddled bis own cuno. to
Cup- May last week.
Pr. .f. .1. J. Hamilton lat:-ly rinci
pal of Tuscarora Acndemy, nt Aca
ilonua linn 1. -en chosnn principal of
t lie Kinsman, Ohio schools;.
Altivonri people expect Barnum in
their town on the '2Mh 1 f Septrni
ber. The show will then be on .iho
home st reteh for winter qtmrters.
The gutter in the street, by tbe
old brick IVesbvteri.ui t'hurch build-
in:: which Y!iw washed out by the
f i.'d of .Inno 1st. is beinj? rp?iced. i
( isbriel Ciarv r, of Oliver town-
ship. Mifflin county, lias apples "f 1
I 1,.. ee. .1, .,f m.5 ll iell t n l inn fell t I
.... ...'I-... .. . - --(t
1 as sound as when picked from thi
live.''
C.iintv Commissioners of thistVitu
luonwealth pro'se t luld a Con
vention at Alleutown on the I'lth,
r.th
Text
and 'iiltli days of S.-pt. ;nlcr
II Mil 1141 of voiiu men have ha
tit.- irround scratn-.l anvl roh'od iu
i-..i 4t..t i l. . , oil. -lout-
i to nllow a t4tiiiis court to l -
Vickati.Icr lliouips..ti itgtsi i
1 l.st son of Vice Pre-id nt I tank
I'll .mpson of the lYtuisvl.-.i.i:t
r..:id. di4-d sudd. id. iu lVtid.
4 k ago.
T..-r Ptwc4i Patt.r..n
iklal.d Mills, ft joit.ted Mshili-Th.-
tin, I. r w ill oblige by b aviti;
ill
a'ol
r.-l.
r.-l
ri
ft 15 oiks .V Co'h lru
st re. .
ard will lw given.
;. h. M.ine. met scrat.-bew on
l
ti.nii or atnia.iW currl iu . miiiu.e-
I. V..K..,-.r-S tnitarv la.tion. TLiis
. , .. , i r i .. 1 . i l .
ii Mr tails. N.i.ii.1 kw.....- ,,
l, g,s,s. M.flbntowu. Pa. Vt v-, ".mi
l- , !cverv indii-ntioa of an a-lvaucmg
Men who have I oatrd over -ta.t j kt n-n He gave orders to pr.are
bi s h. 'ie " in the rir two miles jf r rjiju hy ttrteriDg; up tl.o thresher,
n.tth ..fkto'vn sdv tlie le-le was to a Tti." wagon load:"g in the field
iwi tniu d.grr iiil.-l with stoues a"1' j was ariven up besidei, the straw st-ck
and. and now lotto!ii -:iu easily j n tj.w 0,,IHite bi'l -f the aj rirt.jarh
l eaebed. I j.r Mrm so that the hors-s an-1 load
I " . . , . 1 41., -ain.l
. w. ... Mlttbii i-itllitv
retried fro n M rtli. .t.;
it is
t hut oil
i me i:iili .- rJ . i
iu Hvr township, is a spnng
.iiie'i uiut rioie, wni.ta
-i :.. t: ...1 l..i. bi-llNiUUd
Major J. R. Danbar, of Newport
well known by citizens of this
place, while buJ tjrir.teniling the
budding of abridge, across Sherman's
creek, Perry cour.tr wan Htrnck on
iha head br lioi'unjr tackle and
! severely hart.
Wllliara Crawford aa employee of
th ( iDTCir-npnt Printing Ilviu f
VMi.;nirt. r r-
V""-1krtin I). C,
v--rtod in t'uis
1 .1 i. -a 1....4 .....l- 1.:. t :
,edbim mid enjoyed tbe mountnir.
' air of Slim valioy at the hoiueof Mrs
i Sulojiffs father.
j Thr srhr! dir-tvr of Fenuan
Itvgli township have wlected the f.l
i lowing teacher for the winter ttnu :
J ArcU il k, IX. Ii. CmapU-U ; Mount
I Hoiio. Mai v Auker : IJicr 1!uj F V
Th
Ionia ; Cuba. J. C Howcr : Iiamv
Hoo.,-v, Snrn tel Stoncr : H. no, Miss !
M.uiketi nVgist.r. .
A bis lira cracker v:vs dropped ;
wt"r ai j ei like, Jln-Ii., ,
-v 1L hide of a naiiooat loaded with j
l'l''"' an when the cracker went 1
blew such a hole into th' b )at I
that it R.v:k. The occupnnts of the 1
ivni were ail .sHverl riu-nii' wet and '
hopping mad. Ks j
, , V- .,. 1 ' ' A
... - - . ' , ,.
)i! nse ask fur advertised matter
Letters : Sir. Joseph Wearc Lewis'
U YSfard
H.Vi. X. lHlflOr.Ii, 1". .1. t
A v eek or two ago it was extensive
ly published in the nenspajx-r that
many years ago an outlaw placed
$10,000 of gold under a tree iu Hun
tingdon county and that by u draft
th::t t'u outlaw "nvo to so.uc one the
gold had xi-n f ui. id. It turns out
that there is no tr::th in t!ic re.ul.
Kn'...-li Spitvl:. I.inituetit relnoXCS
all Hard, S ft, .r I'alotis .1 L nnps
and Il'.emisli s, from lmus, II' -hI
Spavin, t'uibs. Splints, Swei-my,
Hill!.' U .tie. Still, s. Sprains, ail Swol
leu Throats, troughs, Ac. Save $50
bv the i.f oi:e- l tt!e. Warrant
ed. Sold l-v L. 1'nL.ks A Co. lruo
aists, Milllil'itowii. Pa. Oct. :U SS.ly
'R .bin's Farewell,' Caprice f. r
Piaiio, by FisJu-r, is a new .tvnioal
publication that will b-c ::ie a
standard favoiite among our pro
gressive young pianists and would
advise ail such to add it to their
r. tt 1... -t i. ti of iiniiu.i. .111.1 'lvofitt
..J .,, v l. ,l
be p!eas-il mud please others with it.
IgTi. Fischer, Publisher, Toledo, Ohio.
Price only oO cts.
The valorioiis base ball chib know u
l v t he naino of Exterminators met
their falc in a match gaine with the
MitHiu club on the 'Joi l ii.st. Th-
Stalwart Exterminators culcred the
tiel.l with the appearance of couou r
t rs, but the M.ftiin club went at them
like so many iitrle bumble bees, and
ca:ae within an ace of exterminating
th Exterminators. S.-.re, '21 for
MiMIin, S for Kxteriuinators.
Oa the i
Miss Ali-e
5rd inst., tht funeral of
titirinan, st'-tt-da tighter
of David St raver
I Favette ; town-
ship to ik placo.
Miss Gorman was
suojci t t bi.1111 hts ant on the 21st
S.tndav she went to the fcprino;
1 t .".... t
dinner. Not rv tarnir- ttt th- - tim-
r.
expected her mother li:isten- .
I ed to tin s.r;nj Imuw liere sue
i f. mnd her drowned in the Tnilk tro.ib. J
j Howaid. ii 7 y -ar-ol 1 s n of I.-a;ic '
I Svve-t:r, li ill; ill Centre toWl.sliill,
j la-t Tin s.i.iy eveiiiti;,' was bitten in
I th'? rilit f t by a ci.pjxr hen I snake,
i The ti-ii's sci lh ! raj.idly up V
the lx!v and b, came verv p.iiiifuL 1
f
1 wa-. killed And tioi ti .ns of it
appln d to th wound n:id whiskey
as .v'ie!i iiini until We.bies.ly,
wii.iii Jf.i irj wa ; call , d, and uu-
1 r his care t!ie b iy is recoveiing.
iVrry county Advocate.
s: . .1.. .. .'i 1 4-
.,1 .live !:s.l.i Mi . VI S llie I 11 l lli:illOU
of the Univ. Wi.iskev hastens the
..;,..i... ;..',..,. 1 ,!,.. .1,
.. 1 .. ..1 .-.1-.. 1 t . t
whv v. liisKv is .iol tor snake lviiison.
in' , , ,1 , ,7 1 ...1; 1.
? Ill 11 .l..ll l J1 O-Iil-l OUISR, Hill
:., 1. :. ..f . ., . .. 1 41, 4-
111 iii ',, 01. imt null t iiv iiiu: i iiilJ
it becomes H battle for the mastery
of the circulation of the body; if the j
jx.isou pets the mastery the action of j
the heart ceases : if the vvhiskr irets1
the luasiciy the heart action con
tinues and the unison is gradindly
workel out of the system.
Vrom The Newport News. On
Tuesday afternoon four li-ws went
with Jacob Coble to the country for
a load of hay. One of the number
was Edwin Kahler, aged b years.
Win n returr.iupr. in coming out of
the tield, the four lxy s were shaken
off tlie hay and in fidliug Edw in's
right arm sir nek a fence rail, break
ill" lmth Ikiiics betwt en tlie wrist ami
11 I,. I V VI. .,
eioo". j ..'.mi,-
1 immersed :t. rorsoin. m the river,
,,llt. m-.hi east of tow n, at ll o'cl n k
llst s.indav afi
l'.IOOtl.
From the Cliamlwrsburg Ilepusi
torv of last wttk. Tb home farm
of Mr. Joshua N. Warii-11, at Kl -rence
in Howard county, near Elli
cott Citv, M l.. r.!is the s- etle of a re
. . ' r l 1 I . 1 : . . -
r.iMiao! ircaK i ucining iiaiiui;
j, 1(. htt,ral ,,f Saliu.lay the l;!t'u iast.. j
I he storm nl .sal un lay t ne n i:ist.,
I l.ich killeit thr- ii'rs4 s, Htunied
1 ; and i:ijur d 4 i'ht m n, an I Imrne.l
riek if straw, a n a -on and 1 ad i f
it in in tne slj at a:..l ( ihi-m.i is i i
,tl
n s?i4-d wht at. The senile from stations on Middle Division for sea
at', whls mirncui. .ii. ael bad it not i shore t-xr r -w b aviiiL- Tyrone 7. lit A.
I...r. r,r il, i.,riH a:i,l iir.s"ii' of
, , .j Martini 1 .iu- -f ih
mind of Mr. artitl 1 some
. sturuosl and injured wo ii I pr.'Uib'.y
hnve Ura Imnml t- dcs.tii ami tlu
thr, shfg fuacbiue .Wt r 'yi Mr.
' Wai'i. ld stsib'l hi" thrilling iaa
chine on lburlay, and after tliresb
i::sr 1. .-) b-.isl.4 ! i f h4 t in the
. tie!d near bis residence, mcvsl the
. ..i .. 4 . m 4. 1.1 nlMinf thr- ii'.mr
iiiirici.iit. v - -. ,.-. - - ---- -i
t r ol a m lie away iuu ivu.uM.
...irnin.' slartnl straw ri k "ii a
nut in the tield. He hauled
the
iheutto ti.e mael!in4- on two
' t. mr li.irsa wavT'lls.
- - - , .... rr, wc:.i
Jtt d IK inviri" -'" "
, WartitUtj who WM on
"' "T"; ' VT tVle hamus of a
. .
lie iu the team and sought shelter
m
,s,vi:. e.i.w;; ti luen
to shelter themselves. Fourteen
crawled nndr the wagon -where he
wati and luur under the threshing
machine. Mr. Wardeld Lad been
lying under the wagon but a few
minute when there wag a sudden
peal of thunder and he fait a peculiar
sensation. When he had recovered
sufficiently to realize what had hap
pened he louked around and haw ix
or eight men lying apparently dead
under the v.ag.n raid the straw rick
on tire. He -rwled out from under
the wa'on and called iu the imu
under the thr.-t,hir.g machine, who
were unhurt hut speechless from
fright, to aid him to remove the
stunned and unconscious men under
the wagon. They also pushed the
threshino- mHrliiTiAtnn ubii-enf .ifetv
Ti,r, i.;n.i i.
ball. The saddle h iH which was
, art sl u.e rick, w;i kiJcd instantly.
The luiwl horsei. were unhitched and
lti aooiit i. teet, wlien tUey tell an.l
expired. The men were more or
h hurt, but recovered in about two
hours.
Mahlon Sullivan" received a severe
shm k in the I'uivhs and lower l?art of
the les- Frank Sullivan was severe
ly s-orche.l about the head and
shoulder
David Pug!: wassh'K-ked j
through Lis shoulders.
Jus. hallivan, of oodbiu, receiv
ed the shock from his knees down.
His left shoe was torn-open at the
toe. and the naLs thrown out of the
il. Emory Dustou was most
seriously injured, and wrs apparent
ly dead f -r two hours. The b .It
tore a hole as larg; as a silver dollar,
in the cr mil of l.is bat. and came
out on the side tearing the rim near
lv ..ff.
R slucti .ii ill
lollg. st. str.-nge
the count v. I'-
Iliinhr Twine. t!ie
and b-st twine in
r wile bv
J. F" J v o.is,
P.rt PxivaL
ev; Conuirtlan .for lledfortl
!priic" " I'tnutjlianla
Kallread.
For the lieiirtit of visitors to Red
ford Springs, the Pennsylvania Rail-
' road Coinpaiiy aauounc.-s that tin
' ilail F.piss leaving l'itteburg at
l.fx) P. AI. will connect through to
'. litslf -rd on we k-vlays, reaching that
liiiit at an early hour of thcevening.
! This arrangement greatly improves
the service to this very popular re
sort, as residents of towns along the
line of the road can leave home after
dinner and arrive, at Ilcdford for
snpiK-r.
rrcRTiuzcKs
J. F. Jacobs is selling the celebrut-r-d
ft rtilizi r of J. P. Thompson ai:d
Sn Th. :r fertilizers have stood the
test of t xperiments, and have proven
that they contain plant food, of the
greatest agricultural value. Agricultural'-ts
w iio have used them assert
that they are as valuable as stable
manuro and ln-nefit succeeding crops
Such tpiahtivb ar-e just what the
agriculturalist needs. With thtse
facts in view the farmer will do him
self the most good by securing such
fertilizers that w ill meet the demands
of his soil and give satisfaction in
crop return. Address J. F. Jacobs,
1 Vr J"-va1' J-".-.
IO It AM AUtlXST A FR1
i:khigic
ianiel Klotrfi, W. W. Sharon, Win.
I'ufl'eiiberer, llaniel McColinell, K.
A. Uobison, D. 1J. E-.11, viewers ap
pointed by t'ue Court t view a site
f r ii briiljje across the river at this
place, nft'-r viawing the abutments
:i;d piers 0:1 the site of the Milllin-
town bri.lgo which was sw..pt
iwav
by the r'iit flood of Juno lirst,
' concluded their delib. ration, last
Friday in the Orphans C.urt room
' and four of the viewers reported iu
1 favor of a free t-mutv brid-'e at this
1 , . ..
' , '!;.!','e " wU
. bridge company
of the Mirtlintown
and ass ssed the
damages at tiventv-one hundred and
" , ., . .
twentv-f.ve dollars. Daniel MeCon-
., " , , . , .
: n-ll mid 11. A. "ilol'isoii
ar-3 ilissunt-
' I ill! vieW4'is and
did
not sin the
lPlort.
rrnonnl I f-t'on ducted
mire Tour to Madura I'alln
via I'tnntj It aula Kail
road. III pursuance of its policy of pro-
viding Jiersolndly -conducted toillS to
all the available points of interest,
the Pennsylvania Pailroad Company
has arranged a pleasure tour, unler
jiersonnl escort, for Nia:U"a I'ulls, on
An 'list loth. The special train, in
harire of the tourist asrent and
chaeron, w ill leave Washington 7.10
A. M , Palti'iore S.2l A. M.. and run
through the lieautiful valley of the 1
, , .
I SiiMini.iRiiiiit itirrt
to the Falls.
i"1 r , .
The excursion tickets, which Trill le
valid for the return trip until August i
21th, inclusive, will be t.ld at $10.00 i
from Washington and lialtiuu.ro, and i
at lTel rt iminte rates from ether
stations between llaltimora
IU1J
Williiunsjiort. Th. v will admit of a
st on- .ft at Watktus (wuhin the return
limii in Is tl directions.
. , . .1 . :! ( 1 11
niuuu iri i iea.eis iu au ue s,i.
fr..m Cat4'sviUe and points west on
p,iliidelp.hia liv.si..n for tra:n Uv-
I in-' (4-ntesv.il t b.li A. 31., Hint
itncaster ;.-v .. .i
and fiom
! M nintierlinrJ' with stxiid at Itock
VI04-, nt orr4-pondingly low rate.
Fn.iin.l-tiip ti. aT.t will alt i le aold
from priucipnl stations on 1'hila
d. 1 phi a an.l Erie Kauroad lh vision
!. t ecu Diutw.-od and Villiamsjort,
",iexl on regular morning train cou-
n- ting with sj-e-cial at WiIliatiiiort.
This triv is oue of tbe most
at-
tractive tours ever offered t-
public, and will undoubtedly
the
l
iatgely patrt nized. The rate is
xctjedinglr low, and the return limit
!i!eral enough for a delightful visit
to the greatest of America's natural
wonders.
Ta ( ore The Taste for Lie n id.
Tbe
i Pennsylvania wheat U0 to 03 cents.
A correspondent writ-s to the New Corn 45c. Oats 31 to 35c per bus
York Sun as f dws: You published Ham 10 to Pie alb. Shoulder 5 to
a letter of an anonymous cvrespon-
dent asking: "Can any one give me a
cure for drunkenness !" I will in the
same way give rortr correspondent a
cure through you, if you will publish
it
Indulgence in spirits after a while
which is longer t-r shorter accord -
irijf t? 'he constitution ol tht persf.rt
produces irritation, isflammat on
and fever of the fttomach. hence the
craving for drink; and -the greater
the fever the greater the craving.
Aa spirits act also on the nervous
system and on the brain, the nervous
system becomes impaired and the
brain weakened. Who can deny that
a peron a:ling in these several ways
is laboring under a serious disease?
He has then no will pow er to tsercise,
bncv-ise the s at of the will is in the
nervous centres, and when these are
in'naired r destroyed so is also the
will power.
Here is the cure : Let the person1
have within his reach a small vial of
the best kind of tincture Peruvian
bark, and when the craving for licpior
comes on kim let him take a teaspoon
f til of the tincture every two hours.
In a few days the taste for lhpuor is
oestroyed, and destroyed while
indulging it; for tincture of Peruvian
bark is spirits into which has been
drawn all the sulvtance of Peruvian
bark. It is to be found in every
drug store, but it should be of the
vry lust.
Peruvian bark is a tonic. It is
also the best, if not the only cure
known fr fever. It is from Peruvian
bark that quinine is extracted, and,
moreover, it is anu-periome. xiibdy
the;e three agencies that it destroTa
th.' craving fur liquor. Any one'
wishing to be cured of that ailment I
cuu be in the w ay I 1-uve described,
but there are few drunkards indeed
wbo wish to le cured.
The eifchautic Goliih Exterminator
knock ed out by t!i little D-ir:d MifIlititeB
Club. Si'Ore21 8- Thouph rotiilerably
e!ontteit and knocked entirely out of per-
pendicuUr the Extermiuat rs aro not . ti -c.mri-.'rtd
and are ready to roenve ani give
challi-nee and licht js vali antij as in days
gone by.
and To
Sight. m or row
Aud each dy aad nifht dorm,; si
v.io can jet at all hn?git Kemp'a
Kalatiu for the throat and lunga, acknowl-
rded to be tba most anrcemful re DJedj
ever old l r ih? cine ol Couphr, Croup,
Briiichiti, Wbooiim Cough, Afihma and
Consumption. iet a lxiitle to day and
keep it alwsra in the hooe, ro ou can
check your cold at once. Price 60 ulli
and $1. Sanip'e bottles free.
.idditio.Xl lgc.ils.
Andrew Todd ia viaili g parents and rel
atives in Patterson.
Uisa Anna Parker of Wathington D. C.,
is stop;.lna: in town.
Mrs. Charles K pner is visiting bir for
trfer home Uontrrelia, Indiana.""" --. --r
Jliss .Mamie IJoss'-rira-j of "- wport i the
rueat d Mia Finnic Kseicliad,.
Jife iluae ol Altoona visiting his
ipnents in thi -iace a few days list wees.
Kev Cr. .Vi.ler of ():ceol. will preach
in the 1'iesbytt ri m church of thi. place
next SubbttU.
Kev. l. 11. iiarion ol !l.ii:dybarg,
preai bed in the Presbyte r,an cliuicli last
i 9VLnl" "lorn jrg ana evening.
Join tbtl.y hi re'.u In., valuable fairu
located a tpiarter ol a iui?e west of McAlis'
'erville to Kobcrt iV. Amnierni.tn of McAl
isterviile. Mrs. D. I). Stone of Wailiinirton D. C,
accoinp.iLieil by sons Charles and Fred,
and by dsuhters M mde aud Bell stopped
in town a lew days while on their wsy to
Peru Mills where they will spend several
weeks.
The (Jin Spring picroc hold on Thurbdai'
I f a pleaant occasion, and is l.joked up
I on as the ruet:ng gr-'iind once irscli joirof
I- 1 those who in. tut.ro iu lb ! d nice, and aim
j are s I (-rtiinste an to live wi:l.in a radiusot
' twenty rive miles ol Mexic i.
j Heib'rt W right, jtn of Wm. Wright ol
1 Miliuid toa nfbip relumed from N'ew Mexico
! where ha has ben engag.nl in mining too
I"t 1-years, ilu hill iniar .t in a
! rich mine in New Mexicc. On Mo .day ha
j b.mght a lann trotu lirv. John Beashor,
I f i.Mug ten thouraiid live t ut.died dollars
j lor ih- larui. Ih.tljrm le'.mgr-d to H- r-
berl'a (tsLdtatf.t r ll
The land ia located ai
ter west ot Patterson.
brd Cnnningliam.
it a ititU and a qu.tr-
Interested Ieople.
Advertising a patent nieiliiine in the pe
culiar way in t;ih tue proprietor of
Kemp's Balsam lor ':;;. and Colds does
is lndevd wonderful, lie aiituurtzca all
j drnggm's to give ttio who call lor it a
i "mpi "! hT iey .nav try it be-
. -. . n. .i ok:
auu i.w. e ceruinly would ad visa a
trial. It huv save you trom ennsomptioa.
MirruTowM makkbts
MirnisTowa, jntT ui hi9
Hnttr .......................... II
frr '.I'.'.', li
Hani,. ....... .................. j
S bouldwr, ....... . o
Si,
t-aid...... . 10
mrrujiTowN grain makkbt.
Wheat, 86
Cora old 3-3 to 44
at.
Kve. Jij
(to. eraeed..... t.50to 4 0O
Tikiothy s-ted ......
r'lax s-msI
CDoj......., ......
Shorts..... ........
Ground Alum "it. .
-A iwericaa ait ......
l.7e
1 60
2d )
1 SU
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t :u
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PHILADELPHIA MAKKETi.
rrnLAXiiXIHlA, Julv 27, 1889.
6c. Sides 7c. Spring chickens ll!
to loc a lb. Old chickens 12 to 13c
per lb. Butter 14 to 27c. Eggs 12
to 14c. North Cailiua p4acL live
eight bushel f 1.25 to $1.50 a bushel,
j Maryland 50c to $1.00 er basket.
j Maryland potatoes $1.50 a barreL
; Hay t5 cents to 5 cejjts for one
iindil ljands.
V I n llili II II
. iKiiTBTri lfmuil
r cat aar fMCe&.baiIiloBui Uuaa;U2cjL.-KA
"S"!? .
JW-Iadad.aiiHaIaaviTraava"
laaa. ra farsea that ewi a cart tluna ia xur d
wa iwoearlj ad. um tu, out ma looaad at
wia direct iooa to tbay aga rat arooaa tba nack r4
tbabottla. Bow job nt wad Um and the wiil :
(at raa out of nor troabta. Yoor falbav and I kav 1
nay wimaln i iHinr mif rrr imt aaa a oaa n aoooa
WoKTsACMEBlacking
Is wondarfal: ofrvlng w Waternrooflna:
. a or Iwavtwri cmnc a a Oaop. rlcfi Macs
.. luatra) -r lasts a wrea. J'amt wa -f.
! mat MafcaaJ ACME Bladdrwa an ctbar.
; sud t, or .
WOLFF ah. RANDOLPH, PHIU0ELPHI.
' -" ,
- rOHETIIISfi KI-.W under the ana -
which Kifif bolomon rriir heard cf a
CLOTHES LlMi that requires o t'LOTBr
Fias. Every bonae-keeper, laundreaa and
wtoia-keuprr warns it. Sample aent by
aia'.l, 8 feet lor 'Joels.. 12 l ei tor o"rta.
firaf Clmtt Jtt.ATS WJSTt l) for lh,.
Vonnly. Addrr-s KOKKI.N K FOM s.
CO., Manufacturer Aj -n t, I'mU i.- .ti'a
fa., (Lock Box
FEU 31 AX AG Ll TO WIN SHIP
School Board Report.
Statement of receipts uml
School Hoard lor the vearemlin''
PiltKER fc
faanre on liai.d tiom lant yar...
State App:ii . :ai:.n
Auiourtt received fro:n Iotiu ('..l ec:i.r....
" . . rot nl C.!lec'or...
Sale of School book-
t Amount ofordrr all.
Py Satah Piiflenleger i inci ml in'ere. on no'e. ...... .
II. A. Siaml-angli and K A. Kii' dM ai:diiii'g accouii'....
Charles Kei'hinrer. h'te,fliiiii! s H
John llallel.lil,, r p lif inr and cia'lin s. ii... ...... ......
T. B. Sa!otitf',cl:antt:g ta o rKiuH Areli Rock
L. B. Klka, repaning, plasterine Cuba S. H
M.Stoner, fclaiing two bin kboards in S- H-.
laac BerkehetMer, cleaninft Ranno'a S. 11
Edward Hnwer, kindling wood and cleaning S II....
Krai else us Hardware k. Co , bill of coeds
P.ivid Charters, lnnlriinc new waler c'osot
M S toner, window at Cuba
Edward Hower, bauline coal...
Wm. FnuVubi ig-r, hau'in(t co'
Jobn Lalienti.ia, 'haulini? Coal, crayon kc
T. B.SulouH, lock, broom and crayon torS H
Evan Davis, lialliitip coal
Manbeck 4. Nelson, 19 tona 112!ills of coal
Farmers Mercantile Association, SOl'OHia coal
B. F Schweier, piibhsbiuf! Auditor's K -port
Joa. Rothrock. uiakmz out duplicate, kind line wood, bucket
broom, crayon and repairs. .... ......
Geori It. liower, priuctpal and interest on note
El ia Kolhrxk, one year iiteret on f -W
" Jos. Kotbrock. Secretary Saiary
Teachers' Salaries. ..........
" Teachers atteuding Count) IaMitute
Balance in fli.. Ti-aoiin r
Atrr.T .
JOSEPH P.OTilUUCK, Secret irv.
IV4VIS 1 Fl. I. r.H, Collector. r.
Amount ol Duplicste for School purposes 1:12191
- ;.i 4. building purpoea.. HI 0 i
Rebate 724 21
By 2 t-er cent, on $tjSrt (15....
- 5 per cent, on $i61 41
" Kxon era iioio.
Paid Irniurn
Balance due iiitrict , 12 11
Balance due Iroiu U.III. cr Collector', T. .124
in the iri-'a-urwr. . . . , , j t;7
Lia.iiill;' ol the Sehnol District assr. $172 i
To money bonoiveJ W
Liabilities over assets.... $127 6o
We the undersigned ccrtiry that c have examined llie ali..i ;n c..mit.- and lit.d tl.in
correct as above stated.
H.las pokMN'T, ,
h. A. KK I'M U'-v J't litort.
li. A. aTA.wHAl (.11 S
3uv Your
BOOT8 AiI SBfOi:s
from
G. W. II EC K,
HRIDQK STKKET, 0FPOSITK )1I) l'Kl.l.OW.S 11 Abb.
Q, u a 1 i t y
AND
We don't starva Quality to throw a bnn to P. ice.
In other words, we don't alight our work or ue in
terior tritriminirs to tempt you with a low pric. tor
poor roods. None bufthr Bt Clothing lor Men,
Toutha, Bo a and Children.
.A.. C. YATES &
LEDGER BCILlllVy,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
WISH TO STATF.
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I can stop TooTnac-ie in than
fiva ru;ni:tM: no pair., i. -!Orjctie.
That I cn extrart t-s a ithont pTn,
by the ue ot a Uni t apj !': -j o tha t-.-etb
fed (f ni:ip ; no liar.f er.
That Diseased o iu is (ksown
as Scui vi ) ir-iit 1 e auecfcnil'v
jo i run. wr-j . i-Ktiit-d in every
Teeth FiuLan and warranrd lor life.
Artificial Teeth ret aire, exchanrei? or
renioddl.4, fr.m $9.ii to (J per aet.
Beautitul iik, raiano-ttid Teet insterted at
pricea to Milt all. -
All work warrai.le.I lo jriva i4rfec aatia-
I action. IV.,ple whobave arlltlcl.l teelh
'
with wliirh tl.CA fWini.1 , are e( la.ly
invited lo rail. Hill ttait ir.,f-o,i.nallv
it..;, Knm, if mii.tiHrf , .wtf.
"Will viit reauiarlv at i:i lHld the 2nd
wteka ot iia aad Oci jttcr.
Ttms Cab.
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V J XJm lijlllk(
Practical Detill-l.
t"'Hro xirrLiXTowa, Pa., ix srl).
Oct. 14 t6.
Tim DOILaBJ fnr
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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(4Mirss ! Sta4f. rOman
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eMtenditures tf Fer.r.atiach
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STS.
.THAT A 1-IC.tIC nilEBS TTILL
AT S C H
Our great ?pr:ue and Mtmxner
Uovs', and Children's C!othirg,
Goods is now on.
You'll find every department
heginning of a ?ason have you
goods ollereU lor the price we will sell this prmg. So phen
ominally low are our price?, that we cannot do letter than
name them.
MEN'S SACK
in all the new color?, shade and
and tawluul manner. All sizes
this let hut what is worth ?S,
MEA CI TAUAV Hl'ITsi AT
Goj4 either lor business or drcs. They are i;nd of all
wool material. Coikscrew, Plaid?, Caimerwj. Jberoit, 4a
All sir.es from to 42. Perfiect f:t.
M"n:: s stylislisu its jlt jsidoo.
You'll be nurpried when you see these suit, and you will
forever swear by us for clothing it you but buy one of the
suits. Fancy Mixtures m Globe Cassiuierc?, Cbevoits in Solid
Colors and Stripes and Plaids all trimmed in custom style, wer
made to sell for 18, but we offer them lor 15 dollars.
KNEE PAKTS SLITS AT .S7.
Sires 4 to 14 Ielt Suite in Fancy Plaids well made and
specially suited for school wear. Worth at least 4 dollars.
LONG PANTS SUITS, $5.00.
Choice of five styles. They are worth retulai lv 7 cYilais
We sell them at 5 dollars only a
LONG PANTS SUITS &C.
Big Hoys magnificent Dres Suits, the best material and
Latest styles made and trimmed beautifully. You save S2.5U.
MEN'S SACK AND CUTAWAY SUITS AT 10.
At this popular price we shall oiler a superior asaortutat
of Sack, Cutaway and Frock
Checks and Proken Plaids. You
their extraordinary quality us you will at the marvelous low
price?. Any of these suits are worth l: dollar.
MENS STY LIS LI SUITS AT Mv.
Rlue and Plack Worstcul Stripes and Plaids -11 r,p.
Sacks, Cutaways and Frocks, hoice 12 dollar? onlv. 9 m
tended getting 15 dollars fur them but will ell them f. -12.
150YSVTsl3 CI11L.I311J:S SI; ITS
.vioiners wnen tney ascertain the wonderlul low privt
we're naming, they will come and see and will pun l.a;.
KNEE PANTS SI ITS AT S5.:.0.
Sizos from 4 to 14. Cassimeres, Tri;ota, uud
Any suit is worth - dollars more. Come? and ..
J bate I lie reputation or Selling
THE P.EST HAT IN JUNIATA COTNTY-
We show all the latest styles, all the lest ijualities, aud it
you ask any friend on the street where he got his hat he is wear
ing, the odds, he will say at Sehott's.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
S C HO T T ,
THE LEADING OLOTIilKli,
BH1DGE ST., MIFFLLNTOWN, PA.
I8G5, EST A B
Special Invitation
To attend the Attractive Sale ol
from
' THE IMMENSE STOCK
OK
D. W. HASLEY.
Jt will be
i
To Til!; ADVANTAGE T Ai.E ill VKllS-'
Wlio Inivo ludiiey P invest to fx.-iuiiti ' llie St.i k n' (io'. ls !r
MEN, HOYS AND C1IILDHEN
It is truly marvelous to .(
THE KEAUTiri.L STYLES
! of Suit and Own-oats at the Woirlci fullv Low 1'ii'es.
I
j His pri-s leave all Coin j etiti .is in tl.e rear, i ot lail
to give liim a call il in need of Clothing
D. W. II A R L i'i V
MJKKJ.1NTOWN TA.
IT IS A FACT v Kbb KM) .' N TH VI " K i ! A K
The Largest Stock
HARD WAKE IK
Jiuilding Hardware was never so low as now,
4II., LOCKS, IHXf.i: vC, C LMUT, PL41TFK,
in f;i.-t everytbing in the Hardware Line irirl i bnt H-.'ise F'lrrnsb.n r;.,!a
WALL PAPER, nLIil8, iVc,
Are ow Sold at Hottoin Irie ly
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO.
FOCLTBT PAYS
.i,ror-nr nad. Th. P.niT.r Br'-
litis-. v.uhlish4 rja.jnlb r. finoly ii:ui;ra!d,
is llie lest iapr fr Isi.eier and farmer
1 u.. lb,. flr.r,rlti Ru.nlh hrit.ff. it to
vou post paid Send starr.p f r sail ele copy.
Address PrT.-ry An. f-n. ?: P-r
Kew Yor.
ntTE this irftixci
O T T ' S
?al in Men'?, Youths',
Hat. Cps and Furni-hinir
overflow-ins Never in the
teen such a handsome line of
SUITS ti,
patterns made up iu a trmg
from S3 to 42. ot a suit m
You will do well to coins earlv.
Suits, sof t Ca?-itnere, Stripes,
will be as much surprised a
Wiitt4i.
I, I S II E D
1887
To The Public
Clothing that p,es on daily
()!'
THE COUxNTY.
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