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4 t:VTIKL & REPURUnAV
MTVffLINTOWN :
HED3ES1UT. AOirST 21. 1S.SQ.
TERMS.
aubserlptloa, SI -AO per annum if pM
ialvanee. - " " P"4 advance.
Tiairat sdvertisenumta iBMrted at 60
ioob for Mch liMrf ao.
tZtluat bnaineaa notice in local col
sisn. 1 canto P nne for wack insertion.
nacoetione will be made to thoM desiring
I, adrrrTW by the Tear, balf or quarter
gCPtBLICA.1 PRIMARY
ELECTION-
,.rir.IC 1HE JIMATA IWSTV
BFprnurAX com mittke.
Thompo!itow. Pa., Jnly 10,1883.
f, Int RtpuHieam of Jnniati Count :
According to the rale of onr party tbe
,nnrT hlerlion during tbe hours from 2
w; o'clock, P. M ,on
alurdar, Aug-uat 31, 1SS9.
at (bat time- you will ploiae assemble
.ourrespectlve polling places for tba pur-
electing ooa person tor Keireaenta
iite D'eg'e and one person for Cbairmaa
. ih- Countv Committee, both to serve
laricg tbe nsuing year. Also to nominate
fia person tor tbe office of County Survey.
gr ind one person lur me omce oi coroner,
bota to bear our standard in the county
esa.pIn thi fall.
On Monday, S ptember 2nd, at 1 o'clock,
f. M . ttn-.Returt Judge wiil meet at tlie
jjcu'M Him-eio Mittliniown lor the purpose
nf eii using tb-- retnms ami announcing
refill.
The rules require thst candiiiatea to bis
rnted (or must i.e. inn -uuerd ia our party
ppers of tba count; at leat too week be
fore the primary election.
Witb my warmest congratulations on
mr victory lait fall, ami tbe splendid re
; ts, so far shown, I remain.
Very Resprctfullv Your,
A. B. Erisi,
Cnai'rnKrn.
SHORT LOCALS.
S-nitinvurd dy tbe black bird.-
S.Iinsgrove has a factory fur
i-uuiing of fruit.
ft i ssid. "burnt corn cures
the
and
rr its hog cholera."
I nwne Bill' "Wild West Show
is
t- br the Newport Fair.
'Is thure silver in Slim Valley
i question frequently Rked.
.V basket pic-uie will Ito held on
t rr Royal fair ground on Thursday.
Mrs. Daniel P. Roy of Tyrone has
irn visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
M' Wilhiinina Thompson is
m:f i ng the Misses Adanis of this
, . J. I?. Mann now of Williams
P'rt, TV., visited in this place n
Fri.L.y.
r Tlni ry Laporte, w as the guest
of MisH Jpssiei Pannnbaker over
.SrK ath.
t'lirles Patterson in at home from
r.'.t' iirp. Pa., whero he is clerking
in a re
M Tiarth v will r t Phila.lt-1-
' work
wet'k.
Count v
at ctiaoh-paintiuj in
Commissioners have
(i t. lined to bml I a bridge across
tin' rior r.t Mexico.
I o-ge Bar' ley of this place
t..'i.(i fi-om nn eV4iiii4tii trin
re
to I.vJ r -va r alls lust week.
I:i'.!.l B. Cox of Diruniville, this
;it departed this life on Sunday.
V i ; :t 11. 1H'V r.ged about 70 rears.
! h.' i" t or
i.l; o nt this place is to!i"oiity wno guess inn u an iron
i . 4.1... t lore mininrj movement that will croj
1 tr..' l-t li'g.ier
lllilll llie ipur- Lii;ii
w;:h .,',ett awav o;i the
first of J.me.
N t tt.it ::r da; , August
i'.lt? harvitst home
i:i tt'e grovx near the
4. The
will be
s'.ilphiii
Vlie pic nic and lance to lie held
i:. V.oral Hall, Port ltorid n Tlmrs-f'l-
will be largely attended by
Mhu people.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Uoyd of b'
A:ist rville entertaiuel a ntimlx-r of
yrnn ie-jilo from Mifflin on last
Fiidny ceniu.
ni:. KnU rt McAlister tf Iw lvi.b'i-e
N T., formerly of this county, whose
he ilth has been failing for some time
i now much better.
. Sonljd prMsnls for
wf,:.i ... ;n i, ,
tho Mexico
ru't will le receivetl ai me m-
T , , i .1 44
r.ii!i'ner's oflice, at one o'clK'k on
tin- "di day of Sept flutter.
I '. M. Shirk w ill keep his cider
mill running near Van Wert, on
T ipsd.iy, WVdnesday, and Thursday
f e:u-ii wei'k during the ci4ler mak
it'asin.
tAperiiuents made in the hospital
in riiil idi lphia with Ir Brown
S.juiird'. elixir of life are a failure.
Tlie subjects were sickened instead
"f rejuvenatetl.
Mrs. Payne and Daughter from
Manstbld," Ohio, Mrs. llrandt and
thi-4i Dauirhters from Harrisburgh,
arc xiniting at the Miss4s Ailanis on
Washington Stre't, Mifllintown.
Itch. Mange, anl 8crat'bes on hu-
:hiiiu:l1s curel ia .W minmes
hr .lord's Unitary Lotion. 1 lus
n.-v. i fni'.s. Sold by K lUuiks .V t.,
lrKsts, Miffliuto'wn, Ta. Oct. 31,
It.
"Two of the female prisoner.
in
IVttsvillf jail hae been consigneni to
he ,hirk .lungeou for twenty-four
Vtir,. hr Warden Tool for having
"irted with prisoners f the opposite
x in an ppivsite cell.
A rtew enemy b tho iotato cnp
tan niadti it appearance. It is a
mall j;i-eeu worm altout inch iu
kagtu. It attiicks the vin just
l've the grvuml aud cuts it otT, to
tally ilostroyinj it. Sclinsgrxtve
Tunis.
Andy f irabW. of Lew istowu. c m
iaiitvdNnici.le oil Sunday nvming
hy shoe-till g a bullet through his
Wl. 11. was a well to do shoe
maker aged alxmt 4') years. He
ifreiv .I..,,- n.l. i-.t ..ver loss eutailesl
T tlie June Hood and in his despon-
utney put au end t t his Ute.
"-n tlie I'Jth mst.. tlieereciin
andi
iciclnne aluins of the car worts ai
H'lt'.tiujjjdoii v.ere destroyed by
-r,i.' i:'in of the lire is not kn
.1. , , .. j.i (mmi
1 K I ( , v.1 . II ,f it VHIHIIIM
-'iatea iiie wttrks. i '- v v w provmt-r - - -
Iasuiii.. v'-Iiumi T-eiitv-wxuew..u.olie language by any pupil slum
-urs welv Altrira in the fire.
-
"" d.,ur miilof James FiUgeiaid.jiiom " '. otherwise injure school
w PWut View was destroyed by cat, 'Waco o nth outbuildings
neighborhood loae by the fire, they
havinsr had cram in ctnn ;n
milL It will Uke Hereral thousand
dollars to replace the mill
Knglinh Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and BlemiaheH, from horse. Blood
Spavin, Curbs, Splinta, Sweeney,
Rincr-bone. Stifles, Spraina, aU Swol
len Throats, Coughs, Ate Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ed. Sold by L. BankB Ac. &., Drug
firsts, Mifflintown. Pa. Oct. 31-'88,ly
Tlie Ind ian Xlound harvest home
in Millikeu'a frrove on Saturday was
attended by a large cuncurse of
people. J. L. Barton, presidoiL
Before noon, an aJdrfsa wa deliver
ed by Mt no Esh: and Mr. alartin.
After tlinner. Dr. L. E. Atkinson,
(reorgo J;w-ol)H. Ilev. A. R. Miller and
D. B. McWilliams ea-h ieliverel a
speech.
A youth of the period told a neigh
bor w ith elation : "I'op's been elect
ed a junior in his church, and he'll
set up the cigars if you go in." The
neihlor wanted to know what a
junior was. "Well, was the brisk
reply, "they used to be called tldera,
but there's a French stuff out that
ha.s knocked the elderly business
higher than Eiffel Tower."
Edwurd W. McCnheri, aged alout
lf years was killed by Way Passenger
on she morning of t'i.- 13th near
Xi.iii's si..;ie ouaiTv.
fie had caii--t swias 1 nllast across !
the not ii track. On his way back he
stopped and was struck Jy Way I'as-sougt-r.
The engine pilot carried
his body some 40 feet. The wound
that apparently caused his death was
on the bead. He had not lieeu in
the service of the railroad companv
long.
A party of young people composed
of the following persons : Arthur
Shuinan ind sisters Minnie ami
Anna, of Millerstown ; 5Iax and
Thomas Cochran and sisters Maine
and Jennie of Millerstown, Jennie
Wallace of Liverjxiol, Sallie Shu
man of Pittsburg, Nana Kalston of
Philadelphia, John Tennis of Chicago,
and Lis sistt r lira ma of Thompson
town, are sjwndmg a week in Camp
along Cocolamus Crcek near SLroak's
Mill in the lower end of this county.
H J. Rowe, of Geary, Westmore
land county, liought a quantity of
rly paper two days ago ami spread
it around. During his absence a
pet cat got stuck on it, and, rolling
over and ever in its fright, became
tightly bandaged in it all but its
claw. In tin? state it made a fran
tic dash for the woods. A lot of men
in a harvest field took flight iu ter
ror. The neighborhood was aroused
and soon men, women and children,
with guns, clubs, Vc, were chasing
the strange looking animal. It was
finally run down in a brush heap
where it expired of fright.
Merchant Espenschade h:is leased
his farm at the foot of the Narrows
for mining purposes, and that fact
awakened a good deal of talk of the
finding of vnluable mineral on the
property at Arch IWk. What can
tho mineral be? is the question.
Somo have pronounced it lead, bilvel"
und eoj.por. Others hava pronounc
ed it halftone. An analysis can
determine the quality of the rock. It
is tiotH-d that the most sanguine ex
pectations in regard t it may bj
realized. There are men in thecoui-
" - .
out sooner or later in nn enori to
liv roimtv Ir.iilii a lrid'' across
,i. . ... t it;. ,..i- T.,., ....
rnti.
J. . JV tra, Ikjss carH-ntur, with
seven ctiricntt-rs did an amount of
work in Juniata ins summer inai
latticnteH tliat lie umlerstatnis tne car-1
peuter imsiness, llioiougniy i ne aml , Liuj,s to ,lumerous ti mfenuoU,
amount of work and the l-ali.y 'f hut it was g.ssl just the same, and
tlie work speaks for itself. 1 hey , vol Wt jjiiKiv aud j took our slu4re
put up Jonas Kauffmans l-ivru. lHi!of Jt After dinner linldy helped
liter hiiKilletiS. tllot'oucrlilv. 1 In
f,'t Ionir. 4-1 wtile. in alker t4wn
ship. Matthew ll4ger's barn, 70 feet
long, 3 feet w ide, in Bale township.
Jolni Auckor's barn, 70 feet long, 40
f-et wide, in Favette township. John
Wt llel s barn, 4C, fe t long, 30 feet
wide, in Milford township. UMtfed
the half of Michael Sieltcr's bain, in
Walker township. Koofwl the house
of Kurtz Kanffman, in Walker tow n
ship and built nn out house for John
iiugerich.
The large barn, 80 by 45 feet w ith
this year's hay, wheat mnl oats, and
wagon shed aud corn house with 150
bushels of old com, owned by Samuel
Sielter in Walker township was
destrored by fir? shortly- Itefore day
TL'lit on Sunday morning. Lss
Is twecn tlireo aud four
thousand
ihiHsrs.
Insurance, $12H on barn,
i
5?1
. .-..-. . i .... I r,n,i inrrii iwii tip
$lliXt on crop and hay. How the
fire got into the barn is not known
and if it hal not Itoen for the visit of
Jacob Kurtz the prolwibility is the
livo stock would have fallen vi4-timto
the llarafs. Mr. Kurtz enrue to Mr.
, . ...l.i- .....iiintT f.tl.1 4 in
t (til ItlCt-,u rtia v-a s.j ' 9 I
.-IICIKT H I'U ."nil"".' ""."o ..I. 4-- T I .. .....1 . . ,1.
.n..ay - - -
teinlol t IH with
Miifv... 4i me k.iiiii ..ii"i "v
With the nuruuse of yittic,
.."...irlv Ktart he went to the
bam
about 3 o'clock in the morning aud
fed his horso': that done ho went to
.i t .U l.ruol r,.,. lt 'ame
Hie uo-.ie . - --
t .1 rt on. I Klkllll I4
L'l wm....
their unit-
stock w :as taken out
..f 4l... btal.lrM
. . , n ... wer
it n Harness uiu utu ni.i'n .
!. ta.rt of the barn. It was with
difficulty that out buildings were
saved from the flames.
rnim the Bloomncld Times. Mrs.
A ii'iu ...
has just com
nl'-Tt'i I
j ue ..i ,ovhI out
: f ,.1 u-e bv ihe fi.H.l, wasgiv.-n to
Vfrl Henniner whose bouse was
t 1 4 !.- citizens
aw,,,,t away; ami
MUIei-Mown ptu :"
foun
.lation f..r her. - - i ne i
! . i .... .i..,t ti... ..e .f nrof:me
. ,.., 1W 11UW IU IIUTC I" I"'" -
constitute pood cause for expulsion
i . ol.,it anv who shall
. , t -. i . Kr,.r when be . wheu it was new.
a r
IllICU Ills iioine a r-.' , T . . x ,
U1 . . . .. JT ,.r Now John and I go to m.tw a
notice-i nre in iu . ,
nome-i i r i t,.lCM piece of grass while I tide gets
l,ara" ::V.- ! n.l "bv I harvester ready fr use as we
was M"'" J '.. . T, ; .". wheat in a .lav or two.
ell rmn m ' -- - i .... , . , v .
i a ... . - aii rT Tile me - - .- -
. T O I 11
U. . .-i-.l.ll.
,.f,h w..rkt.iiltthatc.ntaiuhtwent.t- uie r- .--
Idne tl ouin.l Ld seventy patches, scythe and the rear knives, my
I t w vs n " wuiill job to .unt them to uncle does not use a binder for he
!.thingaK,ut sewing them. says nbt to pay out so
M. a a a IT T. l 1 I Ir'rH- I TTlIHTlI III' -lir I."'"" " - -
pupils shall be liable for damages
for the amount to be determined bv
the Directors and collectors through
th Court.
Through To VTaterfwrd.
On Monday E. K. Allen and Son
began to run their stage to Water
ford and return. Leaving Waterford
at 4.30 o'clock in the morning and
returning from Mifllintown in the
evening at 7.30 o'clock.
SIIFFiaJTOWlV ACADEMY.
The Mifllintown Academy will re
ojhju September Dth, 1889.
A Fru. Peepakatokt and Exolish
Coibse will be offered to its patrons.
For further information address,
Wm. Alexander, A. B., Prin.,
tl Millerstown, Pa.
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Died In Ihe Dentist's Chair.
Several days ago Mrs. H. J. IV
niott accmpauied by her husband
went to Blooninburg, Pa., to have
some ttteth extracted. "The dentist
administered an aiuesthetic. After
one tooth had leen extracted Mrs.
Demott exclaimed: "That pained me
so badly that I will not have any
more teeth extracts now, but will
come again." Almost immediatly
she fell back in the dejstal chair a
corpse.
Law and Order fills.
Hynduiau, Bedford county, has a
law and order society, and a few
weelLs ago osted notices giving warn
ing to violators of the Sunday law.
H. It. Hylaud, a druggist, in connec
tion w ith the dispensing of medicine,
sells soda water, fruits, candies and
i cigars on the Sabbath. Siuidav he
placed ujx-n his cigar case a Kittle
of pills labeled "Law and Order
Pills." He sells the pills for 5 cents
each, and gives away that amount of
merchandise with each pilL The or
ganization is at prutient puzzled, but
have procurel a lawyer and will test
the case."
. .
Front Pat and Biddy.
Since our last letter many incidents
hapjH-lied whh'h we can not tell be
caus we were not at home.
There was tjuite a party in this
vicinity on hist Sat. Eve., given by
Miss Mary Lougacre. All reported
as having a good time.
C. we supiose you will quit mak
ing cider now wont you.
tjuite a number of young folks ex
pect to attend Newton Hamilton
Camp meeting this week.
E. next time rou go to soe your
Uncle don't forget to go there.
The farmers of this vicinity have
taken up arms against a large colour
of obnoxious w eWs. The w ar is al
most over and we hear the cry of
victory o're and o're.
Farmers are busy plowing.
The iotato crop w ill not be a large
one.
Apples are scarce, so I can't go to
the cider press so often.
XV., if you can't stay awake any
more you hotter go to bed.
A. voit better star at home if rour
horse gets sick when yon go away.
We will now close by giving you
a short sketch of our trip to the
country as we just arrived we are
tired and won't write much.
A TRIP TO THE CorNTKY.
Oar uncle came for tis that nioru-i
ing ile.spitc the violent rains, but!
we did not get wet in the least as he
Milf.Til was well provided with a cosy corcr
1 cd ''"U.
We arrived at our Uncle's aliout
I 15m till eleven o'clock. Our Aunt
j and Cousin were just preparing u
i jua.rnifjnt dinner
cusisteU
of Iresh leef, new potatoes ami p-eas
Ouisin Bridget fro wash
while I wi'iit along with
the dishes
Uncle and!
Cousin John to the barn.
John and 1 watered the horses while
Uncle fed them ami then I watered
the cattle while Cousin John hitched
Tiis in the cart and then we took a
lrive to the back hel.is to sue when
tliut wheat will be readr to cut and
Ion our way Wk we saw lots of sights
of which 1 lack time and space to tell
you of.
When we got back I unhitched
Tops while cousin John chased the
cattle out of the orchard into which
they had stolen their war, you know
it was my fault as I had forgotten,
to clse the bars, but no one said a
word altout it. Biddy bv this time
: came out ami rang tne iteu ior supper,
y "ei a wasu i mow aoou,. si. nuS
i TtA.it I.. vhia; I rwl ttil I sniiHin .lilin
, -
they are none of the kind that will
keep the cooks waiting when the
meals are on the table, but when the
lx l! tr.ivs the work is all susix-nded
i i
li.l .uici ill n.n.
Supper is over Uncle goes out and
rots - iu wiug M'vthes and gives one
. he u
l" A.n'i "w
is an oh l one
: v.
I twenty six years in um-, but it is not
; yon wouiu exiH-ct to nna it
tho wythe all rustea the snath aJl
cracked and weather worn, but in
stead the sevthe is as bright asa new-
, ,,
! "" "
pretty as
. 11
Ft 111 All I
thai
expect
Uncle's
I sevthe into a stone? and dulled it con-
siderable, you liet there was a ltoy
felt bail, but uncle sail that bappen
.l fnnuea often besiiles a city bov.
J Uncle is now tnrouSn wixn wie
1 i rt.,.l Ia 42ii.t T cnr.iil.1 turn
n . nsrTeMri 4.4v -
, . . , .
! itoor suffer "while for an ordinary j
.crop you mrow on. 5"
; twine ana inen iue jmj. auu
tiiaii tile
oi I larmer u n'e .... i.. ...
fl, m.;n.i;n is donela-ain
- i Ot it.
-; - ,
or , then lea tho norses.
, . ... T
In the niean-
,
t
;
i
over my work.
. Biddy has too been busy all after-
hen almost aone a cui
time Uncle did the feeding ant then ; t to be held at Kiraimown on i ucaay, me
wo all went to the h .use merrr as : nth y September, A. D-, , ISS3. wbeu
we ail w ! , , , ,: . ' una .bare ail xrsona interested may st-
crickets altho 1 felt a gooa aeiu urea
t..ni if ther think vropw.
Bridget to jjatiicr the raspberries.
When they came back they looked
like a oouple of small children left
with a bucket full of black cherries
a pretty spectacle they were.
Next they w ent to picking cherries
till it was time to get supper then
they helped Aunt Susan to get
supper after supper they weeded in
the garden till it was time to milk.
They are now in the cellar getting
potatoes for breakfast. I fear they
have got at . the pies, better look
Aunt Susan.
This closes the first day.
Pat asd Bhdt.
The Illiterate Nations.
The intelligence of nationalities is
shown by the number pexple in the
country who are able to read or
write. Among the civilized coun
tries Russia, Servia and litminania,
head the list with the greatest popu
lation of illiterates, haying about 80
per cent, of people unversed in letters.
The Latin countries show a better
average than the Slavic. Spain hav
ing sixty-three per cent, of illiter
ates, Italy forty-eight per cent, and
Belgium only 15 er cent., Hungary
has forty-three jer cent., Austria
39 and Ireland 21, England shows
21 jer cent.,- Holland ten, the white
population of the United States 8
per cent., and So4tland 7. The
smallest jn-rcentage is found in the
pnrelv Tuetoaic conntries, Sweden.
j Denmark, Bavaria, and Wurtemburg,
naving practically no illiterates, and
the same can be said of some sections
of New England rn 1 middle States
of this country. Germany has sta
tistics that show that but one per
cent, of the people do not know how
to reat or write, and in Switzerland
there is but two and a half per cent.
The statistics show that this coun
try is m.jre advanced in educational
matters than any other, in the world
having the same jxpulation or any
thing like the same area. North
American.
Card or Thanks.
If tfce proprietor of Kemp's Balsam
vhoald publish a card of thanks, contain
ing expressions ot fcratirrtde which come to
him daily from those who bsre beet, cured
of severe throvt snd.lnnft tronblef by the
use of Kemp's Balsam, it would fill a fair
sized book. How much better to invite all
to call on any druggistvand got a sample
bottle that you rosy test for yourself its
power. Large bottles 50c and SI.0O.
M'FrLrjfTQWN MARKKTR.
MrmniTowa
August 21, iF9.
15
It
'-'I
10
8
Hotter
,
Hm
S houlder, ........ .......
Sides
J M 4asa
MirFLIJiTOWN GRAIN
Wheat
"Torn old ............
tinU,
Rye
10
MAKKKT.
76
3? to 40
20
6'
Cloterseed...... ........ J.50t 4 00
Timothy seed ......... ....... $1.75
flaxseed 1 60
Brn 20 00
Itio,. 1 3(i
Miurtr Ti 00
Oru'-lid Alum Slt. ....... 1 '20
XiuetMt Sslt. 1 10
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
l'iuxAiEU'iiiA, Aug. 17, 1S89.
I'enusylrania wheat 9'2c. Delaware
wheat 90. Corn 43 to 44c. Oats Vi8
to Xic. Live hens 10 to 1 lc, roosters
l to 7c ikt lb. Spriujf chickens
weighcasy 3 to 5 siuuds at 13 to 14c
per ib.
Hutter 18 to 2(Jc per lb.
Su-'ar 8 to HAc iter lb. Jorser
IViwhes at 30c to $1.25 a basket.
JJelaware aud Marvland ieaches at
40c to $1.75 a basket. Bartlet vtears
a Larrcl at ?2.50. New iork plums
l'icts a quart. Green gages 10 and
12c a ouart. Jerer ltotatoes 20 to
2o; for live eijrht of a busheL
oweet
I potatoes 30 to 70cts a basl
j flo to $17 a ton. Rre stm
n-& tou WinUr jrau f
513 a t,.u 'Eggs lti to 17c
basket. Hay
raw $13 to
at $12 to
i.'irs id to 1 1 c.
I Kast bisrenv Anrst Ifi Cattle
IVceints 1040 hZn. : nhinments.
1 OOO ll451il - Twtrliilirv ililinrr . 111, OMttlf
shipped to New York to-day. Hogs
lteceipts, 2300 head; shipments,
2100 head ; market slow ; best light
Yorkers, $4.65a4 70; fair tt medium,
S4.50a4.iitl : nimmnn 4 '0n4 30 : six
i ...... ..f l....ru i.itMl V..rk tn.
j tav. Sheep Receipts, 3000 head;
shipments, 2S00 head -. market steaily;
lOal'c '.ov. -r t'--i!i vrd
SALESMEN W A X T E 1
to es'nvass for the sale of Nnrserj Strk !
Steady employment yusrsnteed. 8alerT
and Expenses psil to successful m-n
Appty at L-oce t.'.nf ae. Mut.lioii tliis
psp.r.
Cbase Brother Company,
Rochester, N. Y.
Auk. 21-8t.
Announcements.
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To tbe Editor : Please announce General
J. K. Hidii'oa of Milford loan. hip as a
candidate for Hepresentative Delegate, sub
ject t j tho rules pi verninfr be Kspubliran
Party of Juniata Coantv. General Robison
ia well kuown as a brave soldier, a good
citixen and a life Ions: active, faithful, and
devoted Republican whom we tske pleasure
in recommending- to the psrtv.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Patterson. Pa., July Kth, I8HM.
f.EGAL.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
iY
i E'Orle of ASSIE E. OLIVER, late f
ltlarmrr Totcnthip, deettd.
Notice is hen by given that letters of Ad
tnioiftlraiioo on the estate of Annie E. Oli
ver, late of Del-tware Township, Juniata
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to aaid
et.te are requested to nuke payment, aud
loose having claims will present them prop
triy autbenticatcd for aettlemert.
B. F. OLIYER,
August 21-1PP9. Aiimmittrmtor.
pROTDONOTART'S NOTICE. .
A.itgnti tttatt of DAVID WILSOS,
Milford Totcnthip.
of
Notice is hereby iven tbat the ttrst and
fioB, onn. ot Joseph Mccuiiocn. A...Kneo
Dv u . : .
Wils4.n ot (neae Port Ktyai,) MiUord town
ship, has leen filed in tba Proihonotary's
tlttK-.e nf Juniata County, and tha udu will
be presented for confirmation and allowance
to the court ot Common Pleas ot said coun
thev 1
I THEO. U. MEaiyQER,
jVo'soaoforj.
A Family Gathering. j
Hare you.a;fthet ? R .re th t ; rr f!
Hava you a son or dant-ht-r, arstrr or broib- '
er wbo bss aot yet tkn K-ir's Bis iaj
for tbe Throat and Lunr;, r e fu' -i ;
remedy tor ibh cure -.f Ctirah.. I p,ir-., ;
Asthma, Cmuj and all H-rr.ai .i.U f.' I
troubles 1 It so, why, when bot
tle ia gladly given to yiu,rce be t.x titng
giat. and It Urpe cs tn 'y :, rrt:isl
oneH.OOT
nr this tlx ttb sua I ass half M
tlM4wboocat
tVo-T4! Sine I lira U4Kl WOITT1 A0K1
L.LA0KXH3 niy Son. wr lon4rar ifau bfo 4U
.rt iimmn fcnebt and -'--n
WolfisACMEBIacking
I the HarkirH) for Men, Women and
f.LIrnt. '
n men est rlack roLisH.
lifuklnn Isizlhrr Wvlny-rottf ovti Jhtrable.
2.- I'rur'. A WiiVr I.nrtt a M'eet.
Ctin iic 4rcf(.-J u.Uh t-ti-r, lame a.? Oilcloth.
The F'mrM Dremng for HarnM.
Bold b Bhos
utnubatnnlll.
17GLFF t, FAFD7LPH. mtuoonrM.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFLIHTOWIf, PA.
WITB
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individnally Liable, j
JOSEPH ROTHKOCK. Pretidrnt.
T. VAX IRWIN, Ca.lur.
aiarcross.
W. C. Pomeray, Joseph Kntbrork,
Joha Hertaier, Philip M. Kepner,
Robert K. Parker, Louis K. Atkinson,
T. V. Irwin.
STOCCBOLBKBS :
Philip II. Krpner, Annie M. Shrllrr,
Joseph Rolhrock, Jane H. Irwin,
L. . Atkinson, K. E. Psrker,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Tlcl:nes Irwin,
Joha Herttler, T. V. Irwin,
Mary Kurti, Jerome IS. Thompson, Jr
Charlotte S nyder.
Three and Fonr per cent, interest will be
paid on certificates of deposite.
Ijan 23. 1H9 t!
Tbe only complete book published. Now '
ready. i
AMERICAN FISHES. j
A popular treatise upon tbe Game and '
Food Fishes of North America, with es- J
pecial reference to habits and methods ot i
capture, by U. Brown (ioude, V. S. Com- I
tuissioner ot Fish and rislieru-s. With
numerous illustrations sou uisgninceut
frontispiece plate ot a brook tr'.ut in nine
f rir m Thm wnrfer i. nnhli.h.H in nn. Vnl.
. w - j
ume. Royal Octavo. Over SOU I'Sges Irora i
new plates, on bodorne pap4:r. aud ele
gantly boned. Snt l'reeoo rw"ii'' ot prire,
S3. 60. j
r tlLH.IER &. AM.C. I
1T13 CucsTSii'T St., Philadelphia, Pa. '
July 10, IKSJ-bU ;
sOMETHISO SKH undrrtbe sun'
wbich kiny SSulomou wur t.esrd of a:
CLOTaKS LINK that requires o Clothes j
Plvs. Ev4?ry li4 use-keeper. Ianr,ress snd j
ttore-keeper wants it. h' ample sent by j
rusil, feet for 25cts.. 12 t-t t-r Sfcts.
finl Clatt AKATs WASTED for tku
County. Addre-s ")KTOX K EtND fcl
CO., alannlacturers Agints, Pbilvletphia
i'a., (Lock Box :9.) j
T II E T E N N S Y L V A N I A
THE CELEBRATED FOHCE rEED I H'.4rHAT2
ATTACHMENT GRAIN DRILL,
Saw Mills, Excises a Stasoabd isru-
BESTS A SPECIALITY
Sicud roa Catalooce.
A.' 15. Farqahar Co., Limited, York, Pa.
Snv
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G. W. II ECK,
VTsTI3 SAVE MONEY.
HRllGK STRKET, f-PrOSlTK OW FKI.bOWS HALL.
Quality
Pric
AND
We don't starve Quality to throw a bone to Pi ice.
In other words, we don't s.izht onr work or u-e in
ferior trimminits to tempt y4u with a low pric- lor
poor goods. None but 'the Bext Clothing t -.r Men,
Youths. Bots and Children.
c.
YATES &
LEDGER BriLDl5B,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
WI&U TO STA1K
A FEW FACTS
Worth. Knowing,
That I caa stop tootbaosc ia lets tbta
fire sainuus ; ao pata, no extracting.
Tbat I can extract trteth without pain,
by tbe use of a Buid applied to tha teeth
and gums ; no danger.
That Diseased Gams (knows
as Scurvy) treat 5. ed eueciesfuUy
and a cure war "Hy-viiy nnted in every
case. tCDCI
Teeth Fillbd and warranted lor life.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exebanged or.
I remoddlr
trou $9.00 to SI2 per set.
: BeantUul Gun h
astlJ Teet
inserted at
prices to suit all.
All work warranted to give perfect satis
1 taction. People wbo have artificial teta
witb which they cannot eat, are especially
1 invited to call. Will visit professionally
at their homes if notified by letter.
Will visit regularly at.Rkhfield the Sad
weeks of May and October.
Tim Cash.
G. Ij. DERR,
Practical Dentist,
tiTiiuaiis is airrLuiTOwa, Pa., in 1880.
Oct. 14
I.opis K. Ateiisoh. K. M. si. Hessbll.
ATHIfl$0.1 4k PE11ELL,
ATTORNEYS-AT -LAW,
111PFLINTOWN, PA.
Q7"Collecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrici On Main street, in place of resi
dence of Louis K. Atkinson, Ksq., south of
Bridge street. juct 26, 1886.
D.
M. CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Has resumed actively tbe practice of
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
branches. Office at the old corner of Third
and Orange streets, Mifllintown, Pa.
March 20, 1876.
Jobs WcLai'OBLw. Josara W. Stimhil
Ml -L.4CGIILI- tk STI!rlEl.,
INSDEANCE AGENTS,
FORT ROYAL, JSIATJ CO., PA.
C.;"Only reliable Compsaies represented.
J n. 1, !j-lT
ueeassful Treaitrnrnt of Diaeaao
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY !
.HU HOiJKH the (iok oi kU UImrm-i.
MUKOBK KILLLK
Successful Treatmaata
cures:
Cattarrh,
Bronchitis.
Oonsumption.
Malaria,
Rheumatism.
ttiiHssi i'nriMr.
Ti ifffjatf of Xh Mtob Klllr in rue 4 cm-
mtrmftna tua rxo fan siflucl-xaJJy 4mnarmt Dial
ari ustdieHl In cJauBinc f r it cunut awvvsra tsM'sfid
t).or. .'tn ar.on W An w clalM for tt t
anirctti'stt1 powesr m ronnf ! vn far gOM ItiaVl nrs
t imoMnbl. bttt i osJuth tliatt it ill cur any f ai j
vhnrw Um luao sr tvrt mut-w than half riH PfftwHaa ,
;tu pfK At-potiUt. wfsavk and JbLlTatd. will fnd rt j
ahra h ira 7 1 wm4 fur m ana writ h innti rl ahrrsnla titM- I
i sJbi MKTnabM or rTni, ar rMiH of HImks Thai
mdi.tts tbat avMl kU! U cTmai mmA at tiw mom Um
ir t'i pattamit i iTi an Vo taaw.
afh-int t- last atx-mt "ij B'trUi. Cbxf'. vrftiiB tho
pMeh of tall. PhMeiaa wf 1 1 Tn eiprTWDN ia
Musse "f th ntttsi tind fiar --irrniar atvl tnf1 rrnaliri.
Wm. Radarn's Microt? KHIer, L?l.:ife
i .!
TiXZ ini ti t 13 a
OF PURE COO LSVFii Q!L
A!mG3tas Pr. fi
5 li-.Sl-t .
I li(jfr4l, and atl. e.'.fcS '
sens.v om-t' -r. ..n nlfcln .-A'
I .annt t lol.ruf'JA ' wiitt iy tUe
I Iniilliir. oftho -.vtt:. the -yf4vl.-:
jibltes la maris morj e!T:earioT.
j RrsarVcble as c tsb sixinrT.
j Prrstns gala r4it'i;c hl t. 't.'4;: U
j Scott's emc i.fc:o:r j .. ... v. j .
t Physicians to be tbw a.il -t
I .atiuu ia tho world i 3 tno i -U 1 ai;:l cine c '
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
GENERAL DEBILITY, WSflMC
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHRONIC COUCH3,
Tht tjreat remedy fur I 'oniumpl'iin, ;i l
iVasting in Children, .ltd b all Drujijisl.
xwax sr ssii. i ;i ssanansB a Pf. I
'b&.'V 'iMe7 -jcra L-l
15a efi a a
hi
from
CO-,
STS.
IN.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To the IeopIc of.JuiMnta Countj.
-ooo
M1FFLINTOWN, Augwat 8th, 1BT
TO THE PUBLIC 1
Ourmia Like the tireless and undaunted mountaic.w, who Laviasr
just reached the summit, looks Lack with feeling of pride and
satisfaction at tbe dizry heights Le has climbed, so- do
we to-day take relrospsctivt- 'lacco at tbe broad
expense of business we have pasd since the opening of onr Maaototk
Clotning Department. hat can it be is the question w ask
ourselves, why this popular tidal ware thi unity of
opinion ? we don't know, or.o thir.g i certaiu,
ria ; it must be powerful magnet that attracts the intelligtat
men and thoughtful .women ; may be ita became
we offer superior inducements ; mar be we
always give you better value for
your money than any other store ; maybe we ihow the larg
eat stock, most fashionable styles, Be as it may
the fact remains that the peop'e are good
judges, and by their liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon us, clearly express their approv al and
appreciation of our efforts to please them. The con
stant increase of Business in our Cloihinj
Department Compf Is us to have
more room to serve the people. More room we muit hre and
will have.
ON OK ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1ST,
WE WILL REMOVE OUU CLOTH
ING DEPARTMENT
TO MCCRUM'S NEW BUILDING BRIDGE STREET.,
Where we will have one of the Largest and Best Clothing De
partments in Central Pennsylvania. Where we ean
show you still better oar
SUBPLUS STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS
We sell At Coat uatil the entire atock it sold.
WILL REMOVE OUU CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
OX OR ABOl'T SEPTEMBER 1ST.
TO MCCRUM'S NEW BUILDING BRIDGE STREET.
W ELL, R E31 0 VE OUR CLOTHELNG
DEPART il E IN T
ON OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1ST,
TO Mf CRl M'S NEW UllLlUMi BRIDGE ST.,
AVILUtEMO. K OL'R CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
OX OR ABOUT SEPTEMBER 1ST.
TO tlCtlllM'SSEH Hl ll.Dltiti URID.i: ITKF.CT.
S C II 0 T T ,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN, FA.
1805, ESTABLISHED 1887
Special Invitation To The f'ublut
To attend the Attractive .Sale
irom
THE IMMENSE STOCK
D. W.
It will he
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALE M'YEltSJ
Who h;ive money to invest to jr.amin the Stock of Gecxi fmr
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDHEK
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits anl Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prioea.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, don't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. IT A R L E Y
M1FF1JNTOWN PA.
IT 1? A If ACT WKLb KNOWN THAT TT H 1IAVB
The Largest Stock
-OF-
H AUD WARE LN THE COUJNTY.
JJuihling Hardvrare Tfa nevf r no low a now,
4II., LOt K. HIKCES aV.c. CFM SIT, PL1(TER,
in fact everything in the Hardware Line including Houas; Furnishing Gsi
WALL PAPER, BLLMXS, fcc,
Are ."Naw Sold at Bottom Pric by
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO.
POTJLTkT PATS
St rnivr: r riiarafTd . Tha Porivsr bri-
! iitik. published monthly, Snely jl'ustraied.
s tr.e rst paper t-T laucler
ua
e tbsa Bvj cents a month brings
it to
t vou post paid. Send Stamp fwssrople ropy
Addieas Pf-. Vr-.
JUJ. iJLiU'llgftT.f J "J--
at Clothing that
goat an
darty
OF
t rtaf TlnaU Agrtnarl Terlu, Tork. Pv
farsaaar's Maadara liianiUMv iua
rarW Si.
t.
mm ft IMUf
IJj-Sl, ieV mmT
2 Zl
i
w r:...- pm 13. J ps 3
i e York.
A4Mrea a. , 1 4vSTssa aW. rark, sa,
"i ..r.s',.,1 ot the tie is not mowii. '"' ..,, ,i, Vir u'-' rrt"-
-1 j- rr
I . . . .- . 4. r.ut-irniuti' . -.
-. tf.'tio rtrn eir- . r
IHUI!WWSSWWSWS4S
'-t Friday night alut 12 uVWk ! - and
noon.
First she cleaned
our snocs.
Prothonoliry a 0co
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