jESTim & REPUBLICAN
MFLINTOWN :
n::n-i.'Y. a r lust 7. wj.
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Htl..i DC THE JI'MATA li.fVrV
KEI't IILICVN COMMITTEE.
TiiowrsosTow.v. Pa., July 1(5, 1BH9
Tj fit Rcpnbhcritt n f Junta tt Ooesfy .
A.-cor.rnir to H e rulra or our party the
'r; i.irv F.i- ction during the houn. Ironi 2
t,, 7 lock, I. M , on
aliirdaj, August Si, .
At that tim- you will pi.,. a--.-m'je it
vp :r rt- ctive poling place lor Ibe j-nr-"I
rU-ctitifr one person tor k-j r-s. rita
nw L-: gale and one perron fur I hairman
ut tl." Count Committee, both to serve
duiirj the tn-uing v. A 'so to nominate
one person for tbe efire r' County Surey.
or and on pToo f-r theottiee of ct-roner,
b-jta to fct-sr oi:r atan.fsrd in the countv
campaign tin lall.
On M-.n.lay. September 2nd. at 1 o'clock,
P. M , thiKr,nrn Jufges will m- at ll.e
Ja. i.li ll..ui.ein Mllllintown for the purpose
of nimnu.f the r- turns ami announcing
r.-.lllt.
. require that r -dilates to b'
t t .-l for mint i announn-d in our party
p.prr. of the ceunty st Irui to wn ks be
twre the primary el.-ction.
With uiy waiaieot cortrrstulatioris on
yor.r victory 'aat lall, and the splendid re-r.ilt-,
so fir hown, 1 riti iii.
Very nVs'ctfuMr Your.
A. H. Fi.
Vhttirmnn.
SlinKT LOCALS.
1'.
iutcd slioes and
eiuaru
toed
shoes are tnitti in style.
The "loot or l.-o.'-muiton
1-r ln.hea th essrs is a favorite.
l::ili.".: Mound Ibnisl Home in
Millikeu's ( rrove Saturday, Auifustl".
The Republican State enventiou
meets this Wednt s.l-iy at 1 hirrisburir.
Fob Sale A nior p!-. tou, cheap,
lor further information call at this
otJice.
Tho Jiiuiata Valley F.liti. rial As
sociation w-.U ti.ke'its amu:d trip to
Ythmtii: f ity, August JT.
The GriitiKei's annual )nt. r Stale
l'ic-nic Khibit;ou will l held at
Willi.. m's (trove, August ''(1 to .il.
Uliiine Fooso. lecently et:iploved as
ii typo settet- on th Huntingdon
Local New visited in this place hist j
week.
H. I. Smith has just received a
i ui-load of cattle which w ill ! for
a!e at his residence in Fayette
tow nship.
The day is coming when the long
narrows lnvtwcen Mitlh'ntow n ami
Lewistown will W dotted with cot
t.ig"s for Hummer refideiices.
A gaiti'j of b:dl was played bjtwceu
the lotv's :.:i.l a :ic!ed nine on the I
Krou..r.s t this l-h.co last S:..m'...v j
llfteflli i .ti it-.. 1 . i.i f.,v..e ..f
the Dot vs.
., ' , . I
Itch, Matge, and seatcl.es oil hu
iiia i or MiiLiiaaL-4 cure I in '0 eiiiiLiiis
by Wis.lt'or.i'.s Sa.iitiuy L -tion. This
I'ever fails. Sold by L. Bjiliks.V Co.,
Druggists. ?.i;l!!i:itow n,
Pa. ivt.r.l.l
1
Wh: t's b c !.:: of the learned man
who h;.s ! :i tv!ling the public that
the ctiTiiiio- awn; of f. trusts reduces
the an: xtat t i ,:liu fall? He must
have been carried away in a clou. I
lu r-,1.
The Valley of the Schuylkill ha.l
its flood last 'Ihursday. The river
rose feet. Mid the flood was a good
if ;il hkc that w hich ran down the
valley of th Juniata Valh-y on
t'irst of June.
the '
There ws a suspension of rain htst
Saturday and that gave a fine day
I i
v.rt.ie i-auitaoaKr i wan.i narveM ;
Home, whin was largely attended. ;
There was .o rain on Sunday, and it I
would have l,n a fine d-ty to gather
.1 l, T 1 ,1T .
til oais ca t il not Keen llie n a-mai n .
dav.
Mr. M;iiv .Tohu.s.iii. :i survivor of
the Jehnstoutl iI.mmI is a co;mcous
mother. After losing husband and
home sl' put her two child red in a
liand cut and iliew them ailthow jy
fiem the CiiieiuaMgh Valley to CI ve
land, t. Part of the way he a!
carried an infant in her nrm-.
lt is estimated that l"2" or more
ton i,f bay can Im baled iu this place
ti l immediate iciiutv for the civ j
mark-ts. Any one w ith a g.d r.ur ,
chine tor lulling can r.n.I plenty !
eik. Itower and the Dirlingtons
ho in one pile .") tons ready for
l:ia:'k:t. - 151. s-mtiehl Times.
I.it of letters unetilhsl for remain -
;ng m tin- P. O. At MilHiutow n. I'a.
Werk ending Aug. rt. 'Js'.'. Persons
cal'.in for letter in this lis.' will
rleiisn ask for advertised matter,
betters: Mrs. John M. Kauftmnu, j
!"ruriK-is 1 Singer.
Cuvs. 11. CBAwroRi', P. M-
i. 11. StoutTer forruerly of Miftlin-t'-wii,
now resid nt "f Fairburg. Neb.,
i.ns sent to this office specinu n
sheets of hi- work ' A H':.iiia:i.
li e professor pit-jvtses ti g on a
teacliingr ;ild lecturing tour on -n-m.uiship
and dlmrt hand writing to
t no Pacific statos. May sucx-ess at
te.nl him.
I'.rgli.sh Spavin liniment removes
Marii.Koft, or C..l..used I(,nps ! t H.vette tow nsnip nve tracts o. xam,
and niemishes, f,m horses, Bl.al Win. H eiders, admimstrator of
Spavin, Curbs. Splints, Sweeney, i Henry F. eiders will sed August 20
liinj.-Uvue, Stitles. Sprains, all Swol t a number of tracts of land in Cre, n
len Throats, (.ughs, Ac. Save $o0 wood township.
1'v the use of one bottle. Warrant! Jonathan keir.ex-utorof David
"'!. S.1.1 by L. lianks .t Q. . Irug j Smith wd se 1 on A?.t 23cl n
gtsts, Muiliut .wn. Pa. Oct. 31-'88,ly ! r.umlxr of valuable tracts of ami. in
i Dt law-arc and rayetto townships.
T the ri.id of Commissioners, I Adam J. Puge, executor ofWilliaui
f'-r the erection of laonumects to ' Webster w ill st '1 August 17, a tract
luark the position tn-ciipieil by the ' f iand in Walker township,
l'entisvlv inia Corumaud i engaged in Fphraim J. Kurt, n-di-.-.istrator
the Fat tie of Gettysburg we tender 1 0f Samuel J. Kurb: wilt sell August
thiuks for an invitation to be present ! 3i,t, a farm in IVlaware township.
nt the Dedication t Oettyeburg, on mmm,
rnusvlvauia Dav, Septeiaba-r 11th, TG(-iuinTTRIPOFTaE
lath. ISvSO. " i e.tso.i.
lTh Sheridan Ticap, eighty strong:
rommantled by CapUiu Jones, while.
"U their march 'roui lyrotie so .i j
iett.a eucamnment. "will encamp ;
this We,lae,day evening on Moyer'.
"dge near this town. It is troop
.h a state reputation and I it I
s'c-'tt to see ihem man-n m tn cm
lashioiied way. They are cornin"
town the Juniata Talley br tho old
turn pike.
llowdont soldiers -f PentiBvlvaEia
win wer? honei b!, discharge., and
who wi.M in rri-e at tho time of
the battle of Gettysburg, will be
entitled to free tratiniiurtation to and
from (lettvsburo; on Septtmber 11
and 12 on the occasion of the dedi
nation of the monuments to mark the
jxtiitiona of the lY-niisvlvauia or-rani-
jzation.s in battle. The Lt-jruslature
, apprupriht. d fifty thousand dollars to
. pay for the free ride for the vetc-raux.
The lVrrv G.untv Advocate of
! 1,, IT I ".1 ...
....... r- puiiiiim iiie lollowiiic:
One uiht in March, 18K7, the
Adams' rrist mill, near I.kesbury,
was burned to the "round: the build
""i,' was uistind
cnusf i.f the fire
for $1200. The
was Kttrronn.b-.l !
with so much HUSi.icion that the I
ounv r.-fnl . . .1 !
lHll reluse.1 to -ay the Uisunmi f. I
....iTj umi nme eviiience lias Ijeen '
tliwoivered which has warrantel an j
action lx-intr brought ujjaiiiht J. C
Niii lo and It. Y. KinghU.ro, of Sa
ville, fr arw.n, which will be tried at '
ii'is terra ol o.urt. 1 he parties were
arrested l;Lst week: Nipj.le jrivij:
Ix'iul for his aj jx nrnn.-e, and Kinon
boro otiintr jail. The 0mraeii
wealth will bo. rejr sentetl br dis
trict Attorneys. McAllister. Shn'll an.l
S,UH!er .V M.u tle. r.nd the d. fcnd
atits by Junkin V Junkin f-d Jci.lw
From the Newjort Led-er of List
week. S:it!ii'.v ni'ht alx.ut inid-j
'jol't, J;Uob Hciders, in Ihirt'rtlo town-!
Ji'ioo 'iscovered that ther waa fire iu '
his tuill iu the w r story next the i
hill. II.- hurried u a;id f ..t:;d that I
s..:ii.- ..r. iiad c :d t':e window-
fnine Att.l set it on fir... He extin-
LTUl.sI.fl the fire before serious
d:il:i:i-e was done. Tiiis Is the mi'l
known as the IVrkey mill. Ha doesj
n t know who coulifhiive Ken -niilty '
of suih a deed, es ho l.as no enemies'
that he hits any kiiowhde of. j
La..t Monday ev-niti"; tlie family of
.imi;el 1-rank, w ho lives on alnut
sircet near 'he lresbyterian church,
b.-1-ame v ry much uhirnied slntut
the faihire of Mr. Frrt:k to return
home from his fr'-,n. b:u kof the Fair
grounds, where he had oiic in the
mornino to do Home work. They
enlisted the hvrvices of W'm. lloi'j le,
NcLson lii-own and one or two i thers
to learn the cause of his alsccnce.
When they o..t t the barn they
f.Tin.l Mr. Frank sitting on a lox
asleep w ith the contents of his dinner
ixfket scattered iilmut over the lloor
and 1hj, he having apparently fell
r.sleep while eatinrj his noon lunch.
He whs awakened a::d brou.'ht ho:ne.
about ten o'clock at uiKht. It m em j
that he suffered with ei-amu on Sun-!
day nioht and to r i relief lie took'
morphine. Monday luorninjj his
family objected to his yoitijj to work j
but he insisted that he was able to j
o. and they allowed him to. It up-,
pears that while eatin? his lunch he
f 11 ash-ep from the fleets of the
morphine and was found in that con-!
lion, lie is now in usual health
again,
Induction iu Hii.-i. V Twiue. the'
. .
longest, stivngest ami !est twine in
llie county. l or sale l.y
! . .1. F. Jacobs,
l
I'ort lioyaL
i i rri.i 3i to r x tcuicin.
The Mif.liutowu Academv will re-'
Jopeii S ptendx r !th, IS. !.
; A Fi i.i. Pui .rAi;.vriKv and IInolish
' (Vi ltsK will be offered to its palrons. ;
I For further information address,
! W'w. A:.k wi.rr., A. 1$., Prin., !
jt.l Millerstown, Pa. I
; m:kiii.IZI'.II).
J. F. Jacobs is selling the eclebrat '
I'd fertilizer i.f J. 1. TiiompMiu and
S its l heir f ntiiz rs I;ae kj,H,il the
test of eK rimeiits, and liave proven
i tl.:. tl.. e .-..I,-.. .. I, !..,: f-..l ..!
!.,,..." ,rr,.,.-,,, n .r,.;..,.i !
Iturausts wlio navo us. d tnt-m asst rt
t,,at tI;.v M valuHU,. JUi htablc !
,uama.e ,,,1 U-Iu.nt sueceeding cr -u s I
Sl.h ..j,,; liri. jUft wllat t;,c
lt. ,;,.!;, n.Hiist Ilt.t.tis. With th. so
;s.u ; vi,.w t!,e f:u m,.r W,H d
hini-
if tli
t g- d by wearing sach
fertilizers that w hi m t the demands ,
! of his s' il and
c sat is! act ion in !
i . retui'
Ad lless J. F. Jacolw. j
I'ori Koval. .I.o.iala Co.. Pa.
Ilarveot Home Keunlon.
There will le a Harvest Il 'iuc Ito-
union held in the Sulpher Spring
(trove near McCovsville on Sat.irdav,
Aug. '-'J
lt;res!im nts to satisfy j
i too ft.ie.O'IMIl t:lklfS i.f the tnot.t
f.k.tia;Ils ,.:in ial the gr(jUnd
Ti.e priH t'i tls from tl.e sale i l which
shall b - f. T the bctieflt of the drum
corps, recently organized iu MeCoys
ville and that will furnish plenty of
soul sterling patriotic martial music
on the incasioi!. ( speakers v ill
K' presi nt to lress t he ass.-mblcd
i.eoi'le. The management coitli.-illv
invite all n 11 ltaha- l j--rs.ns to at-j
tend nud eiijov with th -ui a d.-.v of
meitta! :uul physical leei.ntioii.
Public salrst.
John P.. IVashor will w II nt his I
p'ace of r'sidence one mile west of
Patterson, on tl.e 2'Jnd of August.
II irses, cattle, hogs, sheep, farming
implements, and jjrain and hoiise
hohl implements.
Henry L. Smith ami Ut uln-n Cav
eny, assignees of Hon. Jacob Smith
will sell on the iMn or ptemiHr in
.. i- l- ... a ri l
11.1ll,aR r '.Seashore
"wn Kaxurslon.
Those who have not yet taken tfcir
... ... e l . ,1.1- V 1
holn ay wiu nn.
, c
"
y, .x.i,.
resorts of the New Jersey coast.
One can go for ten days to either
Atlantic City, Cape Mar, Sea Isle
City, or Ocean City, as his tastes
incune, ami enjoy a royal holiday Lt
the sea. These trips are not "only
aciiLtiul in the pleasure they yive
but are full of benefit to mind and
body.
On Augru&t 8th excursion tickets
w ill be sold for regular trains leaving
Pittsburg at 4.30 ami 8.10 P. Jl., at
the rates quoted below, and in ad
dition to the rejrular trains a special
train of Pullman Parlor Cars and
Day Caches w ill run on schedule as
lelow:
Rate.
Train leaves
8 50 A.M.
9.00
9 80
6.58
7.32
7.54
9.48
6.K0 "
6.15
8.25 "
10.05 '
9.22
1 1 03
11.52 -
12 30 P. II.
12 41 "
9.40 A. SI.
10.32
10.45
102J
12.53 P. M.
1.23
8 2'IA. M.
.5- -
1.43 P. II.
2.03 "
2.20
2 40 .
2.44
3.10
7.1i
Plttsbnrg $10 0O
Ka-t I.ibern 10 iO
Irwin l tK
fnlonfown.... !0 X
CotinrlUTitle 10 00
x-nttdVe 10 00
SloDervill- ........ 10 OO
Creerabnre 10 00
Indiana 10 00
Bu'i.-r 10 00
Apo'lo.... .... ....... 10 0
l.trolf 10 00
B a1ii.Y!le 0(4
Jotioatown ...... ..... 9 25
Creaaon.. .......... .. 8 oO
Altooi.a 8 O0
IMIwood. rl 00
(learbeld MIX)
Philipaburs 8 S5
Areola ............. 8 2-S
Belief nnte .......... 8
Tyr-ine. ....... ....... 7 65
ll'unlii.jt l,.n 7 lt
Cumbei laiid. ........ . dfrl
Milord 8 50
Mt. Union 6 75
MoVeytown 6 to
Lew i. lux n Juncti jo... J 00
M rtlin 5 Oi
IVrt Koyal 5 DO
Newjrt 5 OO
i'hil j.le!: hta. arnre. . . ....
The memlx-rs of the party arriving
by sccial train will sind the night
in Philadelphia aul proceed to the
shore by any regular train of the
following day. Those arriving by
regular train w ill proceed to shore by
r -gular train of that day. The re
turn coupon of tickets is valid for
use on any regular train except New
York and Chicago IJniited within
the return limit.
1DDlT10.JiL LOC.1LS.
Dipbtheria preveilea in Duncftnnon, Perry
county.
Tbi ummer baa bid a small iuatallnieot
ot duot.
Senator John J. Patterson is home from
a liusi-i t trip eaat ant wist.
The W. C. T. V., utct al tbe borne or
M.ms tlla Banks on the 0th itiat.
Harry S. Haines haa become the propri
etor of the creamery at this place.
The Sixteeners re-union will be held at
Hirrirbuifr, August 21 au i 23rd lucluaive.
t-ecnschiilea h-.ve already laid in a large
atock ot rhr.es and boots for I ail anl winter
trade.
WtMay Knisely etuployed at type aelting
in I'bradelpliM, is vistti.tg at bis buiuu in
Patterson.
A tltuuder shower awakened tbe people
of this town lait Sturd&y at 4 o'clock in
the morning.
On I be 1st of Augnat the country around
Gat.na, lil., was visited by a I rout that
damaged I he corn crop.
Is sc E'ka makes shot t woric of peach
trees having '-the ye itxas," bo cuts all such
treta ont vl bis orchard.
Pr-.-acbine aer ic.-s will be .held In tbo t
Pret-brterian Cbnrch of tttia place next
Sabbalb morning anl evcuiu.
Kev. U:cbanl U.ukle, a Mtltoiist iu::ii
t'.-r well anoau u a nuuiiter ol peoph. in
Juniata has been airictei witn piraiy.i. ',
W. n. Houtr, a Lewiatowu $(,0ij lo g r j
has been arrested iu DuOuae, Iowa an l i
aitl be lrotight to Levi.luMfu to ain.fur. j
Mti Faany K-pUhCbtde acconpanied by I
br f ur:t llibs Kime Boaaerutan, Tiaite!
friends in Lewi.town several das last week.
A Initio, itb'-ut (j years old was killed by
an engine near UixVra olue evenings ao.
Tbe wanderer's b. dy was tak-n to Lewis
town an I lurid by the overseers t.-t tbe
poor.
Capia'n II cC lei an bjs secured a wsition
in the Tr-aury depjrttuent in tTashinlon
D. C. The Captain will jro btmelf a
capable an 1 honest olHccr. H was a goo 1
ao'dier and a true Kepublican.
Tbe school dir.-clors of Krrmanajtb town
ship have selected tbe following teachers i
lor the utter term .- Arch Kock, It. It.
Campbell; Mouut Hope, Mary Auker; it g ;
Kn", F. V. Tbouias ; Cuba, J. C. Hower;
Happy He How, aniuel 6touer; Ueno, Miss
Vill'ken.
P. I" Ranneis ot Pjrt Koval went to '
Alloona ai.d there lf!--.tilK-d goods that bad '
been stolen cut ol th- store of A. 11. Ran-!
tie. a ol Port K-oal on Ibe Bight ol July 21. '
The giKls in Altoona were in po ssion of '
people who bad bowjcbt Ibem ot f-eitple who
lb. v thought bal come bonetly by them. I
List ol letters renaming in the Patterson.
I'a., Port Office not called for. A. F. '
Henki.-, David M. Cnpp es, Mr. pbraim
Kimble, Miss Maggie Walters. Persons
asking tor letters in tbe above liatt
please
say they are adtertt. I.
W. U. McXrrr, P. M.
Ancust 1, Is.
Tbe riiiiadolpliia Bulletin remarks. Tbe
v..u'. m-n who go ahout the streets wi'h
beanti'ul saahea r belts in vivid colors
around tbt-ii waists are one of tbe new pro
ducts ol tbe suiinuer of 1S89. Tbeae lovely
being at that glance from a distanca have
i he appe.vrance of Corsica brigands, but
ihey are as e--M?e aud harmless they are
radiant and beautiful.
Tbt-re are borse traders in Juniata coun
ty but :bey are not yet up to Luke Craw
ler! Thompson of Georgia, who, ''one
day had three horses, altogether not worth
.n. dnriTiv the rir trae.i Hflr.rf.-M
tiiu.s and qnit with one horse, it being one
of tbe same be started with He also bad
as a result of the day's work $150 in money,
a bull and a buggy."
Last Thursday a freight train ran into
three cars that had bvcome uncoupled from
a preceediug train. Tbe result was Ibat
ii.r eaboose and a number of cars were
w locked and knocked off the track. One
f th r.ri led on tbe top of a bouse crush-
ing it and injuring a onmber of Italians who ; Ham 11 to 12o. Bacon 9c. Shoul
lived there when not aiork on the road der C Hens 13c a pound, roosters
at Petersburg. Tbe wreck tcokaace on . : C to 7c a round. Eutter 13 to 25c a.
enrte at Petersburg. ! S55 (1r
S uth ( an.lma penclies ?l.r0 a crate.
Tow Scientiflc American saya that if yon . Whortie LWrriea 4 to Gets a qnalt.
wish lo get rid of belt g annoyed by nosqn i- . Maryland pc-achcti GO to 75c a basket
toes, use the following remedy : Take a ; Ula:klerrie 3 to 4ft., a quart Eat
small quantity of two per cent, carbolic ing rreais 75c to $1 00 a basket,
acid solution and sprinkle sheets, coverlets, i Potatoes 30 to 35cts for fire eight
pillows and bolaters on both sides, the edge j busheL Hay C5cts to Jl.OO for a
of fbe bed curtains and the wall nest to tbe hundred pounds, live .t raw $75cts
bed. Tbe face and neck may also be to $1.00 for a hundred pounds,
slightly wetted with tbe solution. Not a EaST LlBKBTV, Pa., August 2.
single gnat or in-)s.faito, it ia ss.id, will f Cattle Receipts, 500 head; ship
come near. mnts, 400 head ; nothing doing: all
On Tuesday, Ju'y 80th, tbe Commission
ers held a bridge letting which was st ten
ded by many contractors. Tboae who se
cure 1 the contracts are :
Groninger's bridge, to S. E. Paa-
nebaker $1392 50
Iiawn's oridge, to H. C- Uower... 1760 00
Varnea' bridge, to Jaaes N. and
Berjamin C. Grcninger....... 80 CO
Repairs to McClure bridge, to bam
uel i. Kohrer 58 00
Kepair to McCoy town bridge, lo
Samuel Q. Kohrer. 64 75
Repaira to Bryner's bridge, to
William A. Hi! liken 184 00
Repairs to Watertord bridge, to
Samuel K. Pannebaker....... 71 50
Stone work at Keiaer's bridge, to
W. G. Smith 93 00
-
Tbe August no mber of the Kcltc'tc will
be found of marked interest and variety.
Tbe opening paper by Frederick Harrison
is an interesting analysis of what wn ae
complisbed for good and evil by tbe revo
lution of 1TH9, a subject of endless faactna
ttoj even after a century ot discussion. As
able writer sbowa np "The Vitality of Pro
tectionist Fallacies," and the causes for it.
Dr. Robson Roose'bas something: to say on
tbe art of proloncing life, which w ill en.
gage the attention ot -every reader. "Tbe
Wit and Wisdom Schopenhauer is tbe ti
tle of a readable paper. One of the bright
est papers in the number is Lad T Randolf
Churchill's talk abont Russia which is char
acterized by trite American vivacity. Mrs.
Prieatiey'a article ou "Tbe Mysteriesof Ma
laria," will be anre to excite interest, which
may also l said or Mr. Drcey.'ti '-Eihics of
Political Lying." Sir Morel McKeoiie
gives the weight of bis experience and
knowledge to the discussion of lbs voice as
used in Speech and Song." Tbedialogne
by Frederick Greenwood, "A Conversation
in a Balcony," is.a deligbtlul stndy in ro
mantic pbyacbobgy, and the story from
BIa kicod t, "The L'mbrel'a Mender" has
the bfual unique charm which marks the
stories in this magazine. There are a
numb r of short articles and poems thor
oughly readable, and the public wbo love
good litrratnre m ill find in Ibrs lasne an ad
mirable collection or things which fully
justifies tbe ret illation of the periodical.
Published by K. R. I'aLToa, 25 Bond
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Magazine,
List or Jurois for
Tern.
September
UBASD JIBOSS.
Zellers, Giorgo, farmer, laquebaona.
v.lart, Albert, larnior, Lack.
Buck, bamjel, geutleinau, Port Koyal.
McCaban, M'llour, carpenter, Fermanagh.
Auker, Jos. S-, tardier, Waik'.r.
Banks, William, taruer, MirSiu.
McCaban, J. .'., laiurr, Ueale.
Breoisbo.tz, 1. J , larmei, Vv'alker.
Kautlman, Banks, carpenter, Walker.
Hartley, W. C., carpenter." Tuscarora.
.'iemond, James, farmer, klonroe.
Kloas, Daniel, farmer, Waikor.
ltuop, Jos. L., wssen-tuakvr, Turbett.
Jacobs, John V ., agent, ilitlliu.
Baughman, Wm., carpenter, Fayette.
Appe grove, S. S , farmer, Susiuehaona.
Andrews, John, farmer, Lack.
Marshall, John J., blacksmith, Ttikcarora.
Keale, llenry, merchant, tuqueuanna.
liudsoi., . p., dentist. Tboiupsontown.
Koeuier, llaiiiei. farmer. Lack.
Foraha, liendersoD, uiiller, Lack.
Weiaier, John, farmer, Miilord.
(ioabeu, Ueoige, doa:er, Patterson.
TtlVEfl Jllull.
Kmsloe, Lemuel A , farmer, Wa'kcr. 1
.uawmin, tuner, lanut-r, Walker.
Uieiz, Samuel, Ijruirr, Fermanagh. '
liickrooaugu, Jacob, miller, WalKer.
Lane, J 11., larm.-r, Tuscarora.
o.igana, Joi.ai., former, Favette.
OKesou, Crawford, larmur, Spruce UlU
Fcim.ce, J..l:n, I r liter, Lck.
iboiup.ou, l.euixe, larni.-r. Lack.
K.-pp, Juha, lailroader, MiUlin.
U.IU-u.it-.-ltr, Josrpb, anaeuiaker, Favette
Pauueuair, . A , la.mer, Tuscarora.
SLel.eulK-tajer, J. U . loriuer, Monroe.
Waid. Luiauuci, laruier, Delaware.
l. pe, Jacob A., iar ,aier. Mi. lord.
-Shuwcrs, JIih, farmer. Tmoarora.
Duncan, Kpbrauu, l.n.-r, f u -carora..
twaruer, l. C, lormer. Lack.
W ti l e, C. VV., farmer, Greenwood.
iseliaup, Jou;1) lariuer, Sjruce U;ll.
Lauver, Saoou, larm.-r, Uouroe.
ilerici, .r.u., ,r.. blacksmith. Walker.
Dean, Craw;urd ,.rIU(.r spruce Bid.
Lmiburst.ta. W., boatman, Port Koyal.
HracaUll, Ctraa, t.rmer, Spruce HlU.
Dii.Ui.n B. F., ,a,Ilwr r,Uware.
Kobier, Jhn? la-mer. Torbett.
cwem.r, W . s.f arm,Tt Ml:i,JrJ.
L.eiizei, uoo., ,ariuer, Delaware.
aiuea, 11. U.,trniw Ullford.
---u. e.cr, itentl. man. Fayette.
Itrr, ciuou, carp'-nter, Fayette.
j0j1B larmer, (irenwiKxI.
Bcecbt-r j,,,,, bla.ksn.ith, Delaware.
Dunn, . . T i.h,,,,.
t.tieat, Lu,-,en, farmer, V..lird.
-1 , Hi,,,,,,, larmer. Lack,
'-"b. J. Walsou. larmer. Fertui
iiv
ertuvn izh.
u. .Samuel, larm.-r. Lsek.
11
""teller. Jact.b. farmer, Delaware.
A raiully Oal herlnir,.
Hive you a father f Have yon a mother 1
H ive yoa a son or daughter, sister or broth,
cr who has not ret taken Krtip'a Balsam
for Ihe Throat and Lungs, he guarantee
remedy for Ihe core of Coughs, Colds,
Aatbnia, Crony and all Tbroat and Lang
troubles I II ao, why, when a sample bot-
lie is gladly given to you, ree by any drug
gist, ann n.e large sizi costs only 5(1 cents
I one VI 00 I
:rLlNTOWN MAKKKTS.
.M'FrtiaTowa. AnenstT, IHS9.
rinti.r ........... II
.'.. 12
Ham 14
Shotilrter, ... in
Sidt, ......................... g
L'td o
MIFFLIN TOWN GRAIN MASK ST.
Wheat, .... 85
Corn old SS to 40
Oats 28
Hye. SO
fioverseed $1.60 ta 4.08
Timothy ssmmI ......
1.7
1 60
20 00
1 SO
22 00
1 20
1 10
Flnx seed
liran ......
Chop.
S borts ...... ............
iarooud Aiuia Sait. ... ....
A ui or icon salt. ...........
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Philadelphia, August 3, 1889.
j rennsylvaiiia red wu:lt
Ciirii 44 to 4(c. Oats 28
92cents.
to 35.
through ansigrrnents. Hoys Re-
ceipts, 1100 head ; shipments, 1700
hea-l ; market firm on lights, elow nnd !
heavy; hplt Yorkers. $4.704.S0 r
rnediuia r.nd light PLdadelphias, '
fiWai Uj ; li.-,.n- Hogs, Cl.Wat.r.O.
Sheep I U-cei pt.s.
loOO bend: ship
i'in: kef verv slow ;
merits, ',)' hea.l
nothing lo:ng.
The Sponge is Mightier
than the Brush.
THROW Alii THE SHOE BSDSH
Ml dc a Sponge and watrr. whtch will
kep your SHOES BRIGHT
aad CLEAN if yo toe
Wolff sAGMEBlacking
- V leoimmm hmate m good thing mmd uHll
hawe t, mnd th wm ought to.
Itpreserve th leather and give a bril
liant polish. Water ami iqov il ip oft it aia
urely as off a duck' back. Men' hacs
require dreuins ONCE A WEEK
wooen'ft once a maoth, chat's all. Worth
trying;, t&a't it? It is alo the best dreaa
n for rrneavs.on whtchit laiU THRi.fi
WOLFF A RANDOLPH. PhiUdalphla
Announcements.
To tri Kitir : pi- MnrMti.itCH I;t r :
J-K K'h-on of MtlfoM tirnhiD mm a
jeef't-t lh- rult-a r'rtrnit.e fli- Knblir.an
t arty ct Junata Cnnnfr. iw-nral Ho hi ho n
M Wrll known mm m b; ar i'dtr, a pood
citiz-n m-d a lift- lo. f aii.i. fiuhfu!, and
4xiiUx KiiMiran w liom tak plt-aturo
In recomnifodtrtr t tr prt v
MANY KKP"BUC.NS.
Pit'-TKon, Pa , July H-ti, 1KK9.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OrMIFFUXTOHX, P4.
WITH !
HRANCH AT PORT ROYAL. ;
StockholdorB Individually Liable.
JOSEPH RDTHKOCK. Prtndtnt.
T. VAX IK WIN, ratstar.
iiectobs.
W. C. Ponieroy, Joseph Rolhrock,
John Hertzler. Pl tlip V. Kepner,
Robert K. Pkrkr, Louis E. Atkins-m,
T. V. Irwin.
STOCKHOLI ESS :
Philip M. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley,
Joseph Rotbrock,
Jane H. Irwin,
It. r.. Atkinson,
W. C. Pouieroy,
John Hertzler.
R. E. Perfcir,-
J. tfolznes Irwin,
T. V. Irwiis,
MarV CurtC. Jmmmm K T...n. .....n T
Charlotte Snyder. '
Three and Fonr per cent, interest will be
paid on certificates of deposite.
f.jsn 23, 1883 tt
- Tbe only complete book published. Now j
ready. ;
': AMERICAN FISHES.
A popula- treatise upon i!ie Garn f and !
Pood Fish: of North Ainerica. i'b .us
fecial reli-reice to Lii and m. lhoila ot .
captme. by i. Hrf.wa ooorte, lt. s. Cm- j
tnissiorer ol Fish and Fisheries. With
numerous il!titra'irii anl macniheeut
frontispiece piate ot a brook trout in nine
colors. Tli wora ia p.iblib. d in one v.tl- ;
urns, Unval Octavo. tlrerAtfl putes from'
new plates. in l.ai:d-io. ... p.r. ami He- !
I rantlv bound. Sent tree on receiot ol urii-o. '
3.50. j
rirLHICB & ALLE.1.
17I3Chcit.mt St., PiiiLtntLruiA, Ta.
Juiy lit, l-3 ot.
MI.METIIIXC. ,l V untW tt, Min
whicli Kiug Sok.i.i. a n. vr hr. i.i a
CLOTH KS LINK i.-ut r. .pilr. a No Clotuea
Fiaa. Every bfinse-kerp.-r, laundress sod
store-keep-r wants it. Sample rent by '
mail, S ft-rt for 2vi, .. Ii t-et for 5 Vfs.
Firtl Cluit .MATS H.lXTElJ fur Att
Csaa. Addrs NORTON K BOND 6l
CO., Mannla.-lar.-r. .jr -n Is, HniiadeiLhia
Ta., (Lock Box H38. .
Iroiii
G. V. II E C K ,
swe iMONj-;y.
HRUHjK STRKKT, (FF0S1TK OI'H IKll.MWS 1 1 A LI..
Ci ii a I i t v
Price
We doo't starve (Quality to throw a bone to Price.
In otbet words, we don't sUbt our work or nse in
ferior trimmings to tempt you with a low pric lor
oar goods. None butltbe Best Clothing tor Men
Youths, BoT and Children.
-A. C. .YATES &
LEDtJEK BUILIHXtj,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
WJSU TO STATK
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I ran stop toothache in less than
five minutes; no pain, no exrrsctinar.
That I can eilrft teeth without pain,
by tbe use of a bind ofvlil to ihe teeth
and gums ; no dancer.
Tbst Diseased (nru (known
aa Scurry) treat --'ahed sneci-satully
and a cure war Jt iX--Vr'"'' ,a eTerJ
rase. aJaZ
Teeth Fii.lsd and warranted t.r life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exchance or,
remoddled, lr.u r..Hl I.i tli per set.
, Beautif ul Gusj Kuamele-i Teet inserted at
prices to suit all.
All work warranted to give perfect satis
faction. People who bate artificial teeth
with which they cannot eat, are espi-ciallv
; invited to call. Will visit professionally
at their hom-a if notiaed by letter.
Will visit regu:sr!y atKichHe.ld the 2nd
weeks of May and October.
Tea as Cash.
G. Jj. DERR,
Practical Uentlst,
estsblishko ia MrrrLis-rowa, Pa., it I860.
Oct. 11 8o.
' l.r.ris K. Atkinsos. V. M. M. I'suxkll
ATKMSOI 4. IK ELL,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
! XJKFLINTOWN, PA.
t rECollecting and Conveyancing prompt
, 1 attended to.
OrriCE On Main street, in place of reei
dence of Lonis K. .itkinsonf Kj., south of
Bridge street. rct i!H, lHSri.
D.
M. CRAWFORD, M. 1.
Has resumed actively tbe practice of
Veiicinean.l Surgery aud their collateral
Branches. OtBee st the old corner of Third
and Orangr "treuta, Mifllintown, Pa.
March 2'J, lTG.
Johw 1'cLarnnt.tH. Joatra W. Stimmel
-1IC I.ALf.lII.I A. STUMIKL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROTJL, JUSUTJt CO., PJ.
nOnly relisble Companies represented.
Jan. I, lcS9-ly
' Successful Treatment of Disease
i A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY !
.UK iht laaf ul all Uiatvc.
.ii n kuhi: K 1 1.1. Kit
W-CiiPPOCCfill Tronfrrcnr
sUetarrb.
'.12 rfi-Pi I Oonsumplion,
-fiaiaria.
Rhetjnt2t!cn.
Voinl-rri'l Tonii- ucl
llHd ruaiUi-r.
Tbe trAoaof thm Mirrnb tailltar m ul en-
ttiapn. hlTeintOsflNtaAll; d Ttitrtl . hat o
nn- i .r-tiie.i ta oUirainic t i it cutativc is.wirt lisTfTid
thvissij . j,, -i known. We (, fjiira for it
mir uliMj-t rj-wsfr incunn fes su far com that cure
ii im.--it.ln. Int w - - -am 'iat it v. ill rtir mti irs
.Tli r- t!i" luiiay tr n.t tinire tl.fui tialt gr-UB. Vmat.
xtiUi ir prti-, wk iv.-i fi-tilittt-i. will fit,, .t tL ;
!sflt.,mc. KT-rycnenttrHtid oh it. part icalarlT tb-wt
wh haVf snitVivti r ysr u ith inc urj..l c.ir if u-rti.-!
Mirr iLma or r"rmv art riniwsi of 1tmrr lbs
ansxJl ir.e III kill til cituis ami at tilt) truue I line
r.iro t'ls.' isstint n t.lif .:,r t nw.
K-ild -mly i'i t)r calbiti sln. jni. I'ris-r 4 Jl i'O.
mi a .:.. t lint i'tJi .,1.- rn.niTh. 'Map; titl;m tti
rech of all. Vhvu. t-..i - t I nr wttxwnri' in
ritfx' ' t " N--I.1 ? -r t i.-t liiran'l ttmi,.n,
Wm. Baiain's MicroSi ffi.zr, pLViKs
S7HYYOU SHOTJZJ) USE
SsGlfsimiElssQn
H Y P O P ilQZP y.lTZG.
3 is used and e xdvred by Physi
cians becttuse it is the best
ft is Palatable
It is thrso timss a3 cfacacicus e. plain
CcilivcrCC
It ia far njcrlsr t5 all otlior so-ciUca
Eadrlgrs.
?1 is a psrf6ct Ezrddon, does cot sepa
rate cr changs.
Is is TTcaiarfd 's a ficsh producer.
Ii is th3 test rs: -tbdy f:r Ccasoaptisa,
Ecrcfala, Ircnciiltlr, "iivairg I in
cases, Chr-ic Co-hs ana Ccai
Soltl h-j all Druggist.
"OOTT A. BO'.VNt, Chemists. K.Ys
n r, r q a
CO.
STS.
what a pic.tkc niirn? vriLia nun mis PRtxo
AT SCriO T T ' S
-ooo-
Our great Spring and summer Sale in McnV, Ymiths',
Boys', and Children's Clothing, Hat., Caps and Furnishing
Goods is now on.
You'll find every department overtlowing. Never in xhe
beginning of a season have you seen such a handsome line of
goods offered for the price we will sell this .spring. So phen
ommally low are our prices, that we cannot do better than
name them.
MK.VSS.U'K sriTSsii,
in all the new colors, shades and patterns made up in a idrog
and faith nil manner. All sire' ircm 33 to 42. Not a suit in
this lot but what is worth $S, You will do well to come nrlr.
JIKA'S nTAMAV SI ITS AT fi.)
Gooi either lor business or dress. They arc nsads) ot'sTll
wool material. Coikurrew, Plaids, Casimers, Chfroits, Ao.
All siies from 33 to 42. Prfiect St.
S STYLISH 8U1TSAT$15.00
You'll Le surprised when you see these suits, aud you will
forever swear by us for clothing il you but buy on of the.
suits. Fancy .Mixtures in Globe Cassimeren, Chevoits in Solid
Colors and Stripes and Plaid, all trimmed in cur-tom stvle, wer
made to sell for IS, but we offer them lor 15 dollars.
KNEE PAVTS SUITS AT $2.ST.
Sizes 4 to 14 Belt Suits in Fane v Plaids well iu.de
specially suited for school wear. Worth at loast 4 dollars.
LONG I 'A NTS SUITS, $5.00.
Choice of live styles. They are worth regularly 7; Jo;irs
We sell them at 5 dollars only
LONG I'ANTS SUITS SC.
I5ig 13oys magnificent Dress Suits, the best material and
Latest styles made and trimmed beautifully. You save $2.50.
MEN S SACK AND CUTAWAY SUITS AT 10.
At this popular price we t-hall offer a superior a-to traent
ol Sack, Cutaway and Frock Suits, soft Cassinicrex, Stripes,
Checks and P.roken Plaids. You will be as much urpriaed at
their extraordinary quality as you will at the marvelous low
price. Any of these .uits are worth ? dollar.
-MEN'S SfVLISU SUITS AT Y1.
Clue and PIack Worsted Stripes and Plaids all shspes.
Sacks, Cutaways and Frocks, Choice 12 dollars only. We in
tended getting : dollars for them but will sell them l'tr 12.
BOYSAND ClIlL13Ti3Js'S SUITS
Mothers wheu they ascertain the wonderful low priees
we're naming, they will come and see and will purchase.
KNEE I'A NTS SUITS AT $3.50.
Sixes from 4 to 14. Cas.si meres. Tricots, nnd Worsteds.
Any suit is worth 2 dollars more. Come and 8e,.
We hate I lie reputntlon ol' Soli In it
HIE BEST HAT IN JUNIATA COUNTY-
We show nil the latent stvles. all thi lest (inalirir4 mi.l if
t . . J
3'ou ask any friend on the street
ing, the odds, he will .say at Schutt's.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
SCHO I T ,
THE LEADING. CLOT II I K U,
IilllDGi: ST., MI Kr UNTO WN. PA.
18G5, E S T A 15
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing that jroes en daily
lrom
THE IMMENSE STOGK
OK
W. HASLSY.
I
It will be
; TO THE AI)VANTA(JE OF ALL IU -
i ho have money to invest to examine tli Stock d (ioods for
MEN, IJOYsS AND CHILDREN
It is trulj' marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
! of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
j Mis prices leave all Competitors in the tear, jo tWt fsil
to ghe him a cull if in need of Clothing
D. W. I I
M J KKI I1N TOWN
IT I A FAIT V. KU. KNOu N THAT U K HA K
The Largest Stock
-OK-
J i A KDW A RE UN THE COUNTY.
Jiiiilding Hardware was never so low as now,
4II, LOCKS, lll4.t AvC TMCKT, Pl.iM l.n,
I in fart t-vf-ry tiling in tbe HarHwHie Liriv inclii'ling H.i'.iat' Fiirnisliiup (1ii.1
WALL PAI'EIt!, liMiMIS, it-.,
Art i'ow sold al IJottoin I'ri by
ERANCI8CUSHAHDWAKE & CO.
POLL! Ri PAYS
rop-nv luanageq. i lie lts oil-
iv. j iibliah.-d minib y, tii,e: il.ustrareil,
e liest paper l-.r tancK r and larmer
than Sa cebtsa luonlli lairg it to
I p.t paid Send stamp for u..V copy.
lfs rcu.'ry x5u.Vi.Va, ... irt
and
' I
where he got his hat he is wear
Li I S II K D
1887
A R L
T
FetarylTSi'J torsi Tertt. 7srY, 1.
Farqafcar's Maa JarS Kaslaw aad haw K JU.
,a a. s . t.
'iffaTaZfSfaA s- -ct-ty wiaa..,
Tfrr-r ' 1J C- -?a-
Af -aL.SjT pij'; r0 jTS
Vi-A-tWiefrilr3?-
tJ'-ytjSLi
Aaeresa A. S. F IfcttrtUB tark. t