SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
TERMS.
wiabacriptloo, $1-60 per annum if paid
n'sltux; f - W) tf aot paid ia advance.
Transient advertteemeota tnaorMd at N
eloU pet inch for each Insertion.
-j-rtoMoot buatneea notice la local eol
oran. 10 centa pr Una for each InanrUoa.
Deductions will ba mad to those deauing
la itTr(U by the Tear, half or quarter
KEPrBLICiSI I'RIMtltl
KLECTIOI.
niv ncrrns or ths jviit
RKPI'DUCA COMMTTTFE.
had been bitten on the right hind
lf? by a anake the day before, and
iiel in the greatest agony.
Perhaps some of the bands of
Juniata may desire- to attend the
band Tournament at AUantic City
on Thuradavr, August 29. See notice
f Tournament in another column.
( the uiirht of the 4th inst-
lightning killod two horses near
ewtou Hamilton. One of the
I horse was owned br Oliver Oinel-
tran. The other by Andrew Jobn-
I "n.
The Sheridan troop numbering
", and two wairons passed through
town eastward Ixnmd for Mt. Gret
I na encampment, on the evening of
; the 7th. They presented a soldier
like aptiearance.
T, , H.ptUe.n. of Jnmat. Co.n,, .- I JU '""K Vtm.t of Kmil
.,c.,H,nt.,,hernIe.oronr party the 1 S !l V" "ovM Septemtier
pnniurr Kiartioa dunoc the uoura tram 2 . et to -Mel rum s new building, on
t,, r u'cloc, I". M ,on Bridge street. In the meantime we
Saturday, August 31, 19. '""e disposing of our surplus stock at
At lht tinm yea will plei aj-arrohle at cost r.t the old stand,
vrrciyrciiva pol.in, places for the Pur- Mrs. Showers, and son Lewis, and
j Mr. John S. Oraybill and family have
otiba County romniitti-e, r...tu to serve I txen tenting at Newton Hamilton
during the oviing vear. A'so to nomiuatu j cam) meeting ground the past week
cne .iraon t .r the i fll. e r Cuntr Surey. ftn,j jy remain there till the rlose
,,r anl one ri'tson tor the olTlc e of coroner, .1 . . - . , ,
ur " , , . , ' of the catnp meeting season.
hoth ro bear our standard in trie county j f -
tmpaiitn thi t ill. " The school hoard, of Patterson,
On Monday. Seternbor in(, at I o'clock, ; have selected the following teacher
r" M . th-.;Kotun j.aei .1,1 --i .t f. ,r the school term of V and "90
'OUTT i
... , , 1 1 ' ' 1 v 4 n ; rs. 11001 l j la . - u avw
if.:.vMm the returns and .nnour.cn, ! rt school illiatn (rromnger, Sec
ih ruii. !on 1 achool S. C Mover, third school
school Iajrgie
TUe rule rc-in're tlut caidi to b . Kntie 1? pid. fourtl
Totol for niut u anuouiiri-d in our r"'y M,:il ks
piper 01 ine cvubit ah it-Mi wo 1- .
ire tba primary election.
With my wumtft corrratulatiuna on .
your virtury laat tall, an't thu pleuil:'t r
nlti, liir horn, 1 remain, 1
Very RnapM-tfu'lT Your,
A. B. Etas,
Chairmen. f
SHORT loci r-s.
I ruilo Lee was linrvestmg witti a
heavy three-home machine near Car
1 bond.ile a fw afternoons since on
j ground which bad been undermined
I for coal wheu the surface suddenly
yave way and swallowed the team.
) Two of the horses were got out.
The third was buried nlive beyond
j possible rescue.
.Miltliu txunty fai mors complain of j List of letters uncalled for remain
t among the potatoeti. 1 ing in the P. O., at Milllintown, Pa.
Kobrrt JIcMi t u and fauiilv are on : "Week ending Aug. 10, 'R9. Pnrsotis
visit to Bedford Springs. j calling for lt-ttcm in this list wiU
plcuse psk for advertised mfuter.
letters: Mr. (Tiarley L. Wene, Mr.
OeorgD Vausrht. Miss Agnes Bell,
Miss Lizzie Mixel, Mr Samud Vix.
- ('has. B. OnwroRn. P. M.
Tjiglisli Spavin Tjniment removes
all Hard, S ft, or Culoused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses. Blood
Spavin, ('urlis, Splints, Sweeney,
Patterru, on the 22nd of August.
Hornet, cattle, hogs, sheep, fanning
implement, and , igttla, and house
hold implements.;
Henry. L. Smith and RenWn Ct
eny, assignees of Hon. Jacob Smith
wiU sell on the 5th of September in
Fayette township five tracts of lanL
Wni. H. Zeiders, administrator of
Henry F. Zeiders will sell August 20
a number of tracts of land in Green
wood township.
Jonathan Reiser, executor of David
Smith will sell on August 23rd a
number of valuable tracts of land, in
Delaware and Fayette townships.
Adam J. Page, executor of William
D. Wel.ter will sell August 17, a tract
of land in Walker township.
Ephrairn J. Kurtz, administrator
of Samuel J. Kurtz will sell August
31st, a farm ia Delaware township.
- -Important
follce.
mo entire stock of mens. Ikithi
atid children's clothing and gent's
furnishing goods will W sold at cost,
at Schott's, fr the next 30 days pre
paratory t remonng clothing de
partrnetit to McC'ruin's new building
on Bridge street.
MirfHSTOWS ACtDCMT.
Penaaylvaala Day ait Gcttya
barc, eplcer 11; 1U,
ArMCTaXT GEKaI.'aOFTIC,
Hakiusbtbo, Pa., August 1st 1889.
Cuder the provisions of the act ap
proved May 8th, 1SS9, authorizing
the Adjutant General to furnish
transportation fcj Gettysburg to cer
tain soldiers of the late war, upon
the occasion of the dedication of the
monuments of the Pennsylvania or
ganizations who participated in the
battle of Gettysburg, the following
information is published for the ben
efit of all interested :
1. Hjnorably discharged soldiers
now resident in Pennsylvania, whose
names at the date of the battle, were
borne upon the rolls of any of the
Pennsylvania organizations named
in paragraph 2 of this circular, are
entitled to transportation from the
railroad stations nearest their respec-
I tive places or residence, by the short
est or most convenient route to t-et-tysburg
and return. This transpor
tation will allow the holder the priv
elege of remaining at Gettysburg
not less than one tek, and of stop
ping off at any station enronte.
Members of the Grand Army of the
Republic entitled as alxrve, who de
sire can have their transportation
cover the period of the Annual n-
campment : that is from Septamber
5th to September 16th.
A Fi ll Prki aratdrt and Enoush 2. The Pennsylvania organizations
Cot use will lie offered to its patrons. I referred to in the act of May 8th,
For further information address, ! 1Kf-' are the following, viz :
j 1ST, Ztl. OIII, Olll, JLU, linu, XXLX1,
i 12th and 13th Regiments of t'ue
! Pennsylvania Reserve Corps.
The Mitllhitown Academy will
open Septemlier 'Jib, 189.
X tort iom lr
1 BJLDI
J WISH TO STATE
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That I can rror toothache ia leas than
Ova wjlnutea , do pain, no extracting .
That I can extract toth without pain,
by tba nsa or a Huid applied to tha taetb
and gum ; no danger.
That Diaeaaed . Onna (known
as Scarvy) treat i snccosafnlly
and a cure warLJ. t'f .'TJranted ia arary
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To the People of Juniata County.
ca-e.
BE WISE!
BOOTS A!TD SnOES DRESSKO WITH
WolirsACMEBIacking
NEVER GET HARD AND STIFF,
Ihtnlmtna. EmuPT rood trw Men'a.Wjia inM
or Ctdid'a Nm Ko blacato braah niiulut aad
ttm pDlunias aooa m tim BiiBalaa wttbevt lab,
ITEK PR04IF ao4 wamaMd to tweaarv
linn t. and Irnpi K awft aad dmrable.
SrJdby Shoe Brrry. firrrm. Pi isi'ull as.
wclff'& ran d olp lr"pHODrxPHr:
Taeth Fillsd and warraatwt lor Ufa.
ArtiKcial Teeth repaired, axebanred or,
ressodaled, from $9.00 to $12 per aat.
Beautiful Gaa Rnatneied Teet inaarted at
prices ta suit all.
All work warranted to frira perfect satis
tactioa. People who bare artificial teth
with which they cannot ear, are especially
invited to call. Will visit professionally
st their homes if notified by letter.
Will visit regularly atRichfleld the 2nd
weeks of Mt aad October.
Tains Cah.
G. I,. DERR,
Practical Dentist.
I establish a a ia airrLinTown, Pa., ta IS SO.
Oct. 14 '85.
td
Wm. Alexashkr, A. B., Prin..
Millerbtown, Pa.
Announcements.
Trt tt-r KdOir : t..- ai.ttttit.c' t.finral
J. Ki l!olifni tr Uiloai.l. itin-iiiit am a
Camn4te tor Ki : titaiir. !l-lri'te stio
ject t. th.- r:l tt-4v-niin it:.. U. i.tit:all
Par'y tl Juu ir.i (Joiiiitr. tti'iui iStu
ia w,11 kuo'tti a 1 mi'iIuti, r-Td
citiz-u and a lilu lo active, laiilnul, aad
dareted Krpnbliran whom wa take pleasure
in reeonmiendinir to tne partv.
MANY hEPUBLICAXS.
Fatleraoo, Ta., Joly 8th. 18b9.
HORSE SALR.
iprings.
Marty 11 Crawford returned from a;
trip to "';w York City last week. I
V. .T. IVnnis returned from a tnp!
to Oce:r.i (trtve, N. J., List week.
Honitr Vaughn, editor of the
Alt'na iraphic News died laat week.
J 'i mm Siraon? ws hotTerl thre
lays hist v"( k by an uttack of malari'i.
Fishiug for basn with fly is like
linns fishermen method of cttching
1 ass.
Adjoining counties complain of a
miilge thai is destroying the clover-
1.
cheap.
at this :
Kisiih-uir Stilles, Sprains, nil Swol
b n Tliroats, CJotighs, "Ac. Save $50
bv the ust of out; liottle. Warrant
ed. S.ld by L Banks .V Co, Drug
gists, MitHintown. Pa. Oct. 31 '8H,ly
Tiio 4th Annual Reunion of the 3d
Ph., Heavy Artillery Jin 1 lSth Pa.,
L. B. Wilson, will sell a lot of
western horses on Maine street,
Milllintowu on Monday, August 19,
1SS9, nt 1 o'clock P. M. Every horse
s ld is guaranteed to be as represent
ed nt the tune of sale. The guarantee
lasts during a iriod of 24 hours
which is ample time to test the
Qualities of a horse. Bargains
lieeu secured at every one
Wilson's sales.
NOTICE.
11th. 23rd, 2oth, 27th. 28th, 20th,
4Cth. 40th, 53rd 5th, 57th, filsf,
62 nd, 3rd, C8th, 9th, 71st, 72d,
73d, 74th, 75th, 81st, 82nd, 83rd, 84th,
88th, InJth, 01st, 03rd, 95th, OCth,
OSth, 00th, 102nd, 105th, KMIth,
107th, 103th 110th, 11th, 114th,
115th.' 116th, 118th, 110th, 121st,
139th, 140th, 141st, 142ud, 142nd
143rd, 145th, 147th, 14bth, 149th,
150th IRlst 15Sr.l lRord RcfnmentR
... i ' c
a r i of Inntry.
of Mr. 1 tr 9n,i
l.oi'is K. Arxtssoa. V. V. li. Pimtu.
ATliI.0.4 & l'LMELL,
ATTORNEYS-AT -LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, FA.
rjyCollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrtcn- Oa Main street, in place ef resi-
denea of Lenis K. Atkinaaa, Esq., south of
Bndga street. IOcl 2C, 1W0
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 0th 8th, lGth,
17th and 18th Regiments of Cavalry.
Batteries "B," (Ctioiier's,) (F.
"Kickett's," and G," (Stance s) 1st
I Penna, (Light) Artillery ; Independ-
Tliere w ill le a meeting of the J ent Batteries "C," (Thompson's) "E,"
friends and relatives of people who , (KnAp's,) and "F." (Hampton's)
are buried in the grave yard at ! Light Artillery ; Battery "H,"
fexico, August 28, 1889, at 1 o'clock ! (Rank's,) 3rd Penna. (Heavy) Artil-
P M., to take measures to have the
yard refenc 1 a.ud cleaned. All
persons who feel an interest in the
cemetery are invited to attend. Per
sons who wish to contribute to the
., ; 01 at i-tiu jrmii 10
Val. Infantry will be held in the City ! J. B. M. Ton;.,
of Reading, Berks Co., Pn., Aug. 2H ' Hi.snr Haktman, President,
and 2'., 19. Reunion to take place 1 Treasurer,
in L-t;er's Park. A band of music 1 ... .
Those wishing to n.,Il4T.,..-ul.nt
ajaaaa ai v w iui.ut
tic City.
will be ejigaged.
lerv.
3. Sildier's of the aliove mention
ed organizations (1) not honorably
discharged, or (2) who were muster
ed into service subscQUeut to the bat
tle, or (3) who are not 1 now residents
of Pennsylvania are not entitled to
transportation.
4. Soldiers of the above mention
ed organizations who were honor-
at
Allan : n.T discharged before the date of
' said battle are cot entitled to trans
1 portntion. (Opinion of Attorney
For Sn A nice pli.t-toti.
For further information call
otTico.
Bedford county people nearHynd-
Y nj,,v attend c:tn g. t- h:ilf fr.re tickt ts by
Y" '-" I writinsr t. S.-rv't. Wm. L. Graul,
Carl F. tstietischade is the member ; Temole. Berks tii . Pa., for card I Messrs. Pain & S ins and Tl.r-.arle 1 General, dated July 20th. 1S89.1
of the State Central Committee for . r,Jcrs f.r tickets, mid stale what 1C I V C.ter, proprietors and managers I 5. Soldiers of other commands
Juniata. I R. you travel over. j respectively of the great Hre work ! than those sjiecified in paragraph 2
The state prison inspectors looked j A vo:nb-r of suspenders jewelry . sjs ctucle, tl:L La."t Days of I'oinpt-ii,- sro not entitled to transportation,
through t!i jail last Weduestb'.y j au I s- forth v :is an-stcd on Sat ur- j which is b-ing given at Atlantic City, i Therefore soldiers of other States and
evening. ' lav evening and taken bef-re Souire j N. J., this summer, are to give a grand Regular troops, even though they
. , . , ; IJ Hor;iiii.v t0 answer, for soiling . band tournament or contest for the ' participated in the battle, and are
.v "'a," ,:'g.H.ds ni( rchandis-, without lawful uou -professional brass bands of X-w
Uvrng hnn the oats been s- difficult ltlii,..itv T!. ,.;il(0 ,V!ls wrwtlea ! J. rey. Pennsylvania ami Delawar-,
to giAthei. ' r ith till' JlTWwfe.; SrU ir irtv, "when ; in tlu"T Aiaphithfitre, Thursday,
ne son of D. D. Stone : the court ad;ourned to meet at 10 i August 29th. Cash prizes to the
Rolwrt St.
t'f Wiishiiigti
this j liice.
Andl-.-w P:
rusliiei" of t!i'
S'ii:er.-.et.
?dis- Alice
Bridge of t"..
r.Il.a Kate is..
m 1. C, is visitinj.
.ik.-r hits been chosen'
First National Bank of '
li ts aul Miss Jane
r-.r'itil l are visiting Miss
uk.
JJ. NIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF9IIFFL.15ITOl7!I, PA.
wrr
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSEPH ROT M ROCK. Prt,,l,mt.
T. VAX I it W IN, Cm.hitr.
lIBECTOS.
W. C. Pomeroy, Joaepb K'"lir'ck,
John Hertaler, Philip M. IvMetier,
Rnttert K. Park or, Louis . Aikaiann,
T. V. Irwin.
BTOCKHOLI'EBS I
Philip M. Kepner, Annie M. Sbelley,
Jcscph Koihrock, Ji.e II. Irwiu, '
L. E. Atkiuaoa, R. E. Parker.
W. C Ponieroy, J. Hol.nes Irwia,
John Ilertiler. T. V". Ira in, J
Mry Kurtz, Jerome N. Thoit'eont Jr- .
Charlotte Snyder.
Three and Four per cent, interest will b
paid on eertiKcatfa t drposit".
Ijan 2?, 1E tt I
The only complete book j.ub!iih--l. fow j
ready. i
AMERICAN FISHES. j
A juirwlar- treatise ujnn the Ga;ii and;
Toosl Fibes of North Anierira, with es-j
pecial reference to babita and mefhoda ot '
capture, by G. Frown tioode, L'. S. C"tn- j
mtfinper ef Fish and Fiahere-a. With
nr.uierous ilhlslrj'ioin and magnificent
trooti. piece plate ot a brook trout in nind
coltrrs. The witrk ia published ia one vol.
ume, lioj 1 Octavo. Ovvr jUU pa(tH from1
now platea, on banleme ptpr, ami ele
gantly houtid. Sent freeon receipt ol price?
i .Ot).
- fih.kkrii ti.i.i:.
1713 CRrxT.tiT St., pHiLiniLriiiA, Pa.
July 10, ls9 u
yy M. CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Has resumed actively the practice ot
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
branches. OlBce at the old corner of Third
and Orange streets, Miffliatown, Pa.
March 29, 1876.
MIFFLrNTOWK, August 8th, 18S9.
TO THE PUBLIC !
Grhttso Like the tireless and nudsunted nionntaineer, who bavini?
just reached the summit, looks hsck with feeling of pride and
satisfaction at tle dizzy Leigbts he lias climbed, o do
we to-d.iv take retroi-ps five 'glance nt the broad
expense of business we have pased since the opening of onr Mammoth
Clothing Department. hnt can it be is the iuestion wo aak
ournelves, why this popn'ar tidal wave this unity of
opinion ? we don't know, one thing ia certain.
Tii : it mu he powertul manner that attraeta trie lnteuieenl
men and thoughtful -.vomen ; may be its beeauee
we offer superior inducements ; may be we
always give you better value for
your money than any other store ; maybe we how the larg
est stock, most tashionable styles, be as it may
the fact remains that the people are good,
judges, and by their liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon us, clearly express their approval and
appreciation of our eflorts to please thorn. The con
stant increase of business in our Cloihing
Department Compels us to have
more room to serve the people. More rovm we must hare and
will have.
ON OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1ST,
AVE "WILL REMOVE OUR CLOTH
ING DKPAltTMKNT
TO MCCRUM'S NEW BUILDING BRIDGE STREET.,
Where we will have one of the Largest and Rit Clothm; De
partments in Central Pennsylvania. Where we ean
chow you still better our
Joua 1'cLavohu. Joseph W. Ftihmki
M L trtllLn & STIMMEL,
IKSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYAL, JVS1ATA CO., PA.
. C0nly reliable Companies represented.
Jan. 1, 18t-ly
Successful Treatment of DUeas
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY I
,'UUiiU' the laaae vl all PisMe;ea,
.1111 uiu::; 1 1 1.1.1 ic
KiiUlbe Mirrebia.
Successful TreaticesT.
cures:
Catsrrtv.
Bronchitis.
Consumption.
Malaria,
Rheurrct'SiK.
WotidwrTfil Tor In ci.4
rlotl .'uritirr-
TtW aaBoajarw cf tiM Micmhta Kill 2t ID Cfta-M of mtm
utti tou hft boran fto kH -art aa! ly c4.. tXMAimtT laaU Uiat we
JJ-t! 1-4 IT. .-lailklltkaZ 1- T it "t .lii v '.v-.( htyi.nA
trt Mat 'it an-JKins klAOw D. M' tl," fM cIaIH fur It
tTi.raw-.ti-au wnr iu .-urriK cue k, it fuor tlitt en re
iuirJ vj n.'j m Km ttiaj. .nil
11.1 ia,mt An.if 1 11H n irav . atit ' nit1 -as
lt t.M-ii- Vw-r r.- Hli.aiiM dm! r.nrti-il-r)t IU
wL ! p-afl-Tvd lor jrer wHiiincurahifcnii'iric rii-
asHaaj. M HT Ttlfl, 1' nn Kf" a- 'j! l- t-aJ-v. 1 h
nifii -aftsa tnt will kill its k-arma avavsi at Mm snrtr tiiue
r. ro ti; ItBtMCit ta i hsj OUa 1 UMi.
ftUiliOMl.T to la4 r-t.Ot OiJ IMarT.t X ( imf . Within t b
much f all, PuyMrMn '; O v:at a.xia v ta
cliau-c"? thf ntfirt t "Mi tsrcirciiiaar rvl ii.l wrutitM.
7(9
SURPLUS STCGK OF SUMMEB GOODS
We 6-11 At Coat uatil thj cntir stock i said.
WILL REMOVE OUR CL0TUINC DEPARTMENT
OX OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1ST,
TO MCCRUM'S NEW BCILDINC BRIDCE STREET.
WILL REMOVE OUR CLOTHING
D E P A R T M E IN T
ON OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1ST,
TOZSK CIU M'S JIEVHtlLDlU BHUHJE ST.,
WILL REMOVE Ol'R C'L'JTIU.NC; DEPARTMENT
ON OR ABOUT SEPPEinEll 1ST,
to Mccai M's xnw nni,ni(; itiiniui: street.
now residents of PtniiBylvauia are
not entitlei 1. Neither are men ofj
orMiuud 1011 designated aa "Emer
gewv ' regiments or companies ao 1
m ; o'el.iek on Monday. The ninn ha.l a am.iuut of b(it) anil a hanls-i:ue yold entitled.
i lH.rciiirh license ti sell, and the court ' mounted cornet worth $1.0 will lie! . Trau-iport at ion cannot he furn-
f. 1111 1 ti e lueKlies .f the law too large put up. I lie railroads will make low isnea :or relatives or attendance ot
to lu ld him. Ho was discharged and rates to the band and those w ho wish ' eoldicrs entitled to transportation,
left town In-fore dinner. t tu'coiupany them and the memlx rs 7. No provision has been made liy
-Jol,n lull . f Fermauah township l,f til(' 1'Iay in the content j the state for furnishing uarters or
was s. nt to ii-.il lv Souire .M.-Crum w,n 1h! .entertained for 24 hours in ; rations at (iettysburg. It is suggeat-
... , . r Vtljilitic f'ltv fre Xliifci ii roiit.- n ' t;il. however, tlelt irni.miich tli
mi Mturilav on Lie liiiormation 01. -. . . - -1 -- . 7 1, .
t 1 . .. " 1 t .. ..t. 1 1 temttiii'' oi.tK.rtunitv for brass Imiu'.s lienartnieut of 1 Pennsylvania Orand
V Mi ..neanolis. Minnesota 1 nvver 1 b.itu rv. Mums was taking Dull up ! H,U1 thwr frieu.U t. spend a day at Army of the Kepubhc w.U be en-; (' )
wont to the 'wall la.t week under the i the pike in his wagon. Dull got out t!"' . "-?U".r- . ,thf r. . ",1"r,u,"m . l lu the battle held from 1 - - -
1. ad of 'jr.7.W10 forged papers. j ,.f tl.e v. agon and throw sto.i, s at ". -btaine.l by writing to Pom-; S-pU mWr , th to 13th, memlers ' i T H E P E N N S L A N 1 A
j , , To .ii.ieh wl.istv was tl : l"'" Amphitheatre, at Atlantic City, that .organization arrange to be 1
rienclung services wid be held HI f il, ti-iil,U tit S-.tin-.liv N.J.
t3 If
SOnETIIIXG XI.1T urder thf sun j
ahirh Kiijt rl'iiun n-i-r l.carl of a
CLOTHES LINE ttat requires 4Ni Clothes
Ptxs. Kverj tiuae-kerj;Kr. Uundreas an-1
stcire-li erjer aanrs it. Sample M-nt by'
niail, 6 teet tor 25ct8., 'i Let tor 50cts.
Urtt CIuis Ah. ATS It A A J HO for tktt
County. sddr.'M.NOkTU.N H. EONI fc.
CO., Mannlacturers Az-nls, I'tiiUitclubia
D0!.K?T!e?-i
QTtONCHfTSS
SCROFULA
Or Tiei
otr ;?.-m'rf. J.-V
"Of, yort can fe jTV-
Throat Affecticn
"sstlsg cf Flash
fh." Thrwil nwtl .Mtsgr
,J" PtrrmjtH nr .V-rr
w. 1 iii ?Atr.i
t ui rrest.ytermn t. imrcu 01 tins piuce , . v si,.,M.r nu,l (ir,i
i...t labnath morning and evening.
The President of a street railroad
tiii: i.tsT or TUi:sr.tso,
The last
1 ,.i,.iwi.i...i u til. ti..;.
. or, where tluro Posts do not attend.
to secure tpiarters under the regula-'
' tious established bv the tiraud Armv
Hower went Pull's security in the!
1..,,.. i.f ntui liMT.ilr.wl li.l1:iru for. fl !
issued nlut iPtO.iMM) of fraudulent : hearing on .Monday. Dull skipped 1 ne last 01 tl.e series t.r . eiiguiiiu 01 ine puooe.
.e.r!; and vv a arretted last week in ' by the light of the moon on Sat ur- i seasm re excursions over me nun- o- iua. appiicauou lor iran-por- (
11 il i.'.i II hi i idavni 'ht ; syivania lhiilroad to Atlantic City, 1 tation have been provided by the
'"'' ' I " ' , i Oaoe Mav, Sea Isle. ,r Otean Citv'is' Adjutant (.Jeutral, andean beobtain-1
The band delighted the -ople of Thursday evening rag gatbel - f - . x t ooj j ed from the respective Secretariee of I
th., east end of town on the evening ,ers Joseph and i,iui treeiimrg , ., .Xt.,,lsi,ins n,o among the most the several Uegimentid and Battery!
-fthe 7th by pl ivir.g severnl choice campo.l , in their one horse ; rloasftnt vVvnU t the Bun,mer, and I AsH.-.atk.us. Where it ia conven- j
,,ieees at Hast Point. along the juk., at the Juniata county ' enjovei one, i ient to apply to those officers, nppli-
I n. I .if the Ik. 11" Narrows between!. ... . ,J-.. ' .: 11 -. ..' 1 !
'vi,l,:,l f,..-..r .n-il-irin iiu.l ilvsen- I . x . 11 ,. . .... m. ... : should liv no means let tins last 011- canon may oe m.uie to tne uuder-
THC CELEBRATEll rORl E-FEEi) l'HOSFHATE
ATTACHMENT GRA1X DRILL,
Saw Mills, Esoikes a Staxoabo iple-
mekts a i.fecial1tv
Scsn rna Cataloiu e.
A .It. Fariuhar Co., LliniteJ, Tork, Ta.
pun t.
At'
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SCH0 T T ,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN. 1'A.
1805, ESTA B L. I 8 II E D 183T
Special Invitation jTo I'he I'ublic
To attend the Attractire h'nle ol Clothing that
from
a
daXy
SolZ ln Jii'uegZst.
SO-TT A. BOWKE. Criernlsta.
K."
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
Johnstown
attend ti
tery keep the tloctors fit
.- busy that thev cr.nnot
sii k p oplf out f town.
block
s. Washington
Ti rritorv. on tho oth inst. The loss
A rtro destroyed :M
town of Spokane Fall
along the juke at the Juniata county
end of the Lioiig Narrows between
l.,,n;tuii -.ii.l Miffliiitowii. When
thev laid down iu the wagon to sleep ! lHjrtu.U!,.v1
on,". if the brothers ,.,,t his tiotket ; date hxed. Wf"i
mr, us i iu-
D. W.
b k and $17 iu more.
in his j
Tlie stiLs-jn, at the
nsiderod liy many the
portion uiii-
liattiinyr
.i . i . it i .i . ... . .
u tne i jKK-ket an-, n.uett t. i, v'B" ; sulH.ril,r to thnt of anv ther m rio.l
mi. 1 t.Uced them in irotit ol nis oreast .
1
f August is
t.n irevuus occasions ticKets
signed, at Harrisburg, Pa.
D. H. Hastinok,
Adj. tieneral.
It will bt
1.,. v l.x.n ti.t.xr nv.wtt 1T1 It W I
1 III II'M. .. -..--j- - -n i f ...,, sr,.,ub.uvirirr
s estitnat.-Hl nt l).000,UO.) morning they were surprised to find , nt 4 :0 .J g ,0 p iL
K.uuor ha, it: -the Juniata Valley V l'a'f totihZ 1 th U iu UltUm
,, . . . . .:o ."b ! nanus the money 1 i:ig outside ol the ...,.:,. ..(
y laopmceuug .vssociaiiou r.". . . r,,. xie robliers ' ' 1 1 1
sn nitesiau well and build a hotel on , s . i Pullman l'arlor Cars and lay OoacU-
t!ie,r bounds, at New ton Hamilton. ' h ,M,t bt',n f,,u",L ! cs wi'U run on schedule :
I
I'nrtners in lterks are talking aKutt
i sugar lioets. Speckle, the
v.i ;M- man ways samly loam land is
the best laud on which to grow the
beet.
hi a game of baso ball b 'tween
:! r.iwint.wn Indcpeiidents and
M f'.i: : .vii club on Saturday, the
M'.'iv na, P2 to 1 in favor of tlie Iu
di . Ii.leliU.
A J. lb i tzler, well known t.j people
f tins towu and vicinity has liecu
if I'- iiited a gi'Uger under Ilevenue
'nitmssioiior Martin of the Phibi
i. . .. . .-.-;..
i
i.ired
'm c below the old bridge piers.
tin. third ferry line liet ween Mifflin
'wn mid Patterson.
K horna owned 1 Wellington
, rininti it iguieuci in iin;
j last Thursday morning. Mr. Smith j
; Int a-otitrol of the lines which caus-
jed him to deem it best to leave tlie J
j wagon which he did by jumping.
He fell seemingly hard on the street,
! but was on his f.iet ill an instant and j
1 in fulljpursuit of the runaway, which '
! "brought up " suddenly by eticoun-!
teriug a ti lephone Jxile at Harley's
c.,rutr. The collision with the pole:
: turned the horse upside down, and j
j it lay on its back iiiveriug when;
! some bystanders went and nat on its
i head till the remnant of harness was )
I Ktrii.oe.l off. The horse sprang to!
I I . . . , . T .
feet when thev got on nis neao
The time at Mitflin is :i03 P. M.,
and irice of ticket 5.H5. The return
eupon of tickets is valid for use on
regtilnr trains except New York and
Chicago Limited within the return
limit.
A Most Dolrable Evrumion lo
Xla;ara Fall via l'ennjl
vanla Railroad.
The selei-t excursion arranged by
the Pennsylvania Railroad for Ni
agara Falls on the 15th inst., is one
of the most desirable trips of the
summer. There is no -place ill
America more fascinating in its at
Itra. tion than Niagara. Its grandeur
1 and immensity, its picturesque sur-
l . , -. i i : i . t . .
rotlll. tings ana lis nuiiiinKie in me.
MAHK1EI):
t
i
H IMUHI..HT P.VNNABAKER. On the 1
1st inht., at the Lutheran porsouage .
m McAhstei v.lle, Pa., by Rev. (1. V. :
lx.islur, Mr. Heiiry H. llambright 1
ami Miss Kmma l'annabaker, both '
of near MilUmtown. 1
I1JEO:
Swakfxoen. On the 25th ult., nt
the residence of Henry Pontius, in
t.rpin uiMill tnu nliill u-lipl'O ul, n . u
I it:.: IT. or fia MiKTfnA SiiioraiKMin ' 1
Indiana, aged 36 year, 11 months
and 9 days.
Wilson. On the 2d inst., in Port
Royal, from cholera infantum, Wil
liam Wallace, infant son of William
A. ami Kmma iL Wilson.
TO THE
Who hnve money
ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS-
to invent to nxniniuo tlie ,?tock mi ( fer
A T 11 1 al .! TI, ta vl ! Il 1
i fen v across the river at this and seemed li.ms. if agiiin. The
It wagon and Harness rn niine.4 in
to tli prop, r j.laces lor repairs, aiu ' ak it Jin 0i,ject of absorbing inter
Mr. Smith congratulated himself j American and foreigner ahke.
that his bruises are not of a more j yerx jXirjt is now easily accessible,
serious nature. j ft, i s;uoc the rroticrty has come nn-
! der the control of the New Tork
K v. A. K. Miller and family w ill
" t un home from Bedford Springs
ii Tiniixliiv. On Sunday the lth
inst.. Mr. Miller will occupy the pul
'-t m the M. K. Church.
toiT lrlcetl nrll:e
():i
Tii..
.taie i
t:''c.;:.
m.'ia i
r.. s.
the llth inst., the County Com
missioners sold at public side, at
late damp weather was the j the Cnvrt H ..as., w hat tl.e utj June
fmanv cigar manufacturing , rlo.nl h ft of a nutaWr of Juniata
.T, ,..;. ; ..astern Pennsvl- eoir.it v bridges: C-.mmisstoner R:ce
.rie.l the sale ; . v. n.uiiu ......i
.. !. I. ft of the lviser iri.i
f .r- .,n dollar : James 31.
losing. The t'
and sticky to 1:
dmcco lieeame
e worked.
It. h. Mange, and scratches on hu
mnii ,.r aiiimals curel in SO minutes
1 v W. ., if, .1-,1'k Smitary Ltion. This
mirr f .ils. Sold bv Ij. rvnks t Co-,
rtUK ;itr Mitflintown, Pa. Oct. 31,
State and the Dominion governments,
thev can lie seen free of the excessive
charges heretofore exacted from tour
ists. The tour of the 15th will be
conducted by the Tourist Agent of
the comrany. assisted by the Chap
eron. The excursion tickets, which
are sold at phenomenally low rates,
ijn.iuiT'- I admit of a stop-over Bt the celebrat-
i . ... , . i . : l t
f the Ohl Watkin's tileu, and are valid for
Mr. Hooka has put a commodious
''ny f.H.t passenger l'iit on the
i'iver alx.ve his wagon ami slock
'ii v. A convenient and dangrless
1 t ay lends from Uridge street to
'lie f. rrv.
lort luijiuuiBip innbuliniT Aucrust 24th. A specltl
and hity cent.s : lie , ' . -C. , " Wastiington 7.10 A. I Phiijuexua, Aug. 10, 1SS9. No.
walk where the i :i x on av -M rtU;m.,rB r oo . Harrisburg 11.15 ! 2 Pennsylvania wheat 8'Jc. Corn 44
Bridge st.D.1 for one douar; lie j r"M.. arriving at Niagara 10 55 P. to 46c Oats 30c. Hay$10tofl6a
his bn t tier injam.u --o ," 4 " , , Tn,triutt. 7mm fctt on at which : ton. liutter 1 i to 23c. KSKm 14 to
MirrLINTOWN MARKBTS.
12
12
12J
10
ft
10
HirrLrsrown. Angast 14, 189.
Pnttr
E?rs
Him
S honlder, ........
Sidrs
MirrLINTOWN GKAIN UAKKKT.
Wheat,. ......... 85
lorn old ............ 33 to 40
Oit-, .... .... ......... 28
Rye 50
Ciurersd. ......... ....$3.53 lo 4 00
T.u.otby aee4 $1.76
l :x aoeU ............... .... 1 60
Bran ... 200
Clo 1 SO
fborta ............... 22 GO
(iruund Alum iialt.... .... 1 20
American Sail............. 1 10
Fill LA DELPHI A MARKETS.
Philaiieu'Hia, Aug. 10, 1S.S9.-
.. ift .f the Varnes bridge
eleven dollars and fifty cents : R.
McMen liought what ia left
Hawn's bridge for live dollars.
Tubllc Sale.
Mm Daw
sou. f Juniata township, j
. ...iniv. I. .r.t i l.i.if-. ,r
John R. Beashor will sell
,id n.-e oil'- mile
iiht. e ..I r.
at
W.st
i IM Tourists from stations at
" I ... ir... 'i.w.l-io t: ij.. . i
j.. , the stwial il.es not stop, or irom : i- .u,. jumi.
at ' other divisions, will take the regular j Ham 12 to 14c. Shoulder 5c a lb.
I crvnnect ng train to nearest station at Lard 7c. Potatoeei five eight bushel
! which the'special mav be taken. Fi r basket 20 to 30c. Sweet jiotatoes 30
' peci5c rates time of special or con- to Soc a baket. Onions fl.23 to
i nVctin trains, consult adverth-ing $1.50 a barreL Whortleberries 4 to
i., .....to- .t th.. Ktations. or icouire cf , 6c a ouaxt. Pef.ches at 40ort to
1113 I U.B1.V1 " - ' 1 . . , . . .
of 1 the nearest tick't agent. 11.25 a lwsket-
25uy Your
BOOTS AiI) SOE
from
G. W. II ECK,
VSri3 SAVl lONEY.
BRIDGE STltKET, PPOSITK ODD KKLLOWS HALL.
MEN, HOYS AND CHILDREN
i It i truly marvelous to .Vee
Itiie beautiful styles
! of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Lew Trivet.
Hie prions leave all Competitors in t, rear, V,'t (ail
to gi limi a call U in neod or t.lotiiing
D.
W. I I A R L E Y
M IiririiK TOWN
7a-.
IT I A FACT WKLL KNOWN THAT T V. HAVt
The ILarg-est Stock
11AUDWAUE IiN THE COUJNTY.
duality
AMD
rice
We don't alarva Quality to throw a bona to Pr.c.
ra otht words, we don't a'ipbt onr work or ne in
ferior trirominffs to tempi y.H with a low pric lor
poor goods. Nona hat'tbe Best Clotbin; tor Men,
Youths. Boys and Children.
.A.. C. YTES fc CO.,
LEW; tU BUILDINB,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STS.
PHILADELPHIA.
1
FiifnitVi.tt" .ira"ia
Uuilding Hardware wa never o low i r:.yv,
KAII.a, LOCK), Mitel:! ... XIKT, I'l.lSTfR,
in fart verrthine' in the Hardware Line iii.-H.'.ni"
WALL PA I E It, SJLIHS,
Are A o Sold at l.ottont Prir l
FRANCISCUSHAIIDWAKE & CO.
POCLTRT FATS
il pr.i"rly maaaje'l. Tba Prutraj Bt L
LSTrn. v.nbln.hed moatlilr, flnrly iliubtraiad,
ia tha bst t'Spaf for lancir and laimo
Less tbaa 1!t4 esnta a month tirl'if it to
yoo post paid. Send stamp for sni'ccopy.
, A44rt ycv!j :...::r., s.o fvari tt
j New Vora.
sjkOTBtpma-lJ WBT-ajajaa nty
crmt
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