h
3KNTINEL & KEPHBhUJAN
MIFFLIXTOWN
wrESBlT. OCTE M. IMS.
TERMS.
iebeerlptioo, I1J0 p Mini if pud
to 1topi tl.OO IT eel ptn lB tdfue,,
XraaaieBt dTctuiwM taearad M M
Hu r ach for each toiiitim.
TnMlMt baetooaa aotlee IB local col
aaui. M cnli par Ua for Mek taaertioB.
PeaueUoas will be saade ta those desiring
4a edverrtee by Hie year, half or qoaru-r
SHORT LOC.1LS.
Dr. Books will lot-ate in Altoona.
J. F. Stor waa on a visit to Phil
adelphia.
J. H. MrAliMtrM health ia not im
proving. Vote for HourT K. Bor for Stat
Treasurer.
Alton Srholl was Loiae from
other to the ht
m Juniata.
of
Tlieorua Thompson, who? impair
ed atat of minl requlrad hia con
finement in the Harrilurg Insane
Asylum, diad in the hoepiuble of
that place some dajB apo. His re
mains were brought to Juniata Co.,
for interment.
The Lewistown Gazette is so
strongly impregnated with temper-
"w viewa mat it rt-ZHst-a to Rapport
me jvrpuoucan ranaiuate lor
Ciry
mvHi.rioiw nna aad bis Tictorr willl thai I
i iui. nwu .b w iiii.
An exchange aftTe - If the post-mna- j On ita
tera tnroaghout the country ahoald
enforce th law in regard to the de
livery of letter to parties through
the post office, all jrirls under eigh
teen and bora under twenty-one
years of age could not get a ietter
from the post-office unletta bv ordar
of the parents or r jardian. Here ia I
the law a. it reads : "All letters ad- lu ,hmo h"ur of " tt cre""
dressed to eirlii under eighteen rears i We" n,J' hn IouT boj m.biuc.
AsSO- ' llf a7 or rfaivu nmfr 91 Tunru i.f a era i . " .
-4. 1 1 . 1 . , . - . . . . . bit Dfuow was among ine lost.
. -j- n-a uu', r- m ue r-iareatn toe car i tiieir
vsai nia opinion on the question of parents or guardians. This law
the licensing of aaloona. j for the protection ot virtu. vn youi:g
Vote for Hrnrr K. Bover for as!',m of h000"' parent, agan ft
State TresHHrar. " " mprincip.VJ youug men who seek to
J. 1. Ifc.bmaon. a former resident and um the mails as a means of ar
: and merchant ot Iywavle, thicoun- rauinni? meetintrs and little tt-a-
ty, disxt at Ifc-rrysTille, Dauphin Co., tes of various aorta. j If tea proprietor 01 Ke-np'e Balaam
j last ThnrBdar after a lingering ill-' . ; : rbonld publuh a card of tbanka. cnuia
nesa. ttia remains were twicer. t ' t mi oauui wraner. : MImlill ri -...m, ,hiw
r . w - .
Waterloo, Juniata coulW. for buriiL 1 The Public fCllel Liw. j him daily fromtkoaa wb bava bey aared
Perry County Freeman, ! j of aevera thro a! and long trouble bv the
Harry K Crawford of Harrisbnrir ' The public school law now in force ' of Kenp'a Balaam, it woold III a fair
ha.1 an arm an barlK- miUV.l u iu this state Drorides that tha use of ! el book. Haw a? oca batter ta iaita ah
way to Fort fit tba Mooni
pad.
With ita beaatiful flag or white, blna aad
rod,
Tbara ara aigbty-vix on boar thli b-rk,
Each frh and livoly a tb larx.
Bat an evil ana far ni of ngb'.
A alow and decaiUal -axeeb did light.
And O ! Tun cannot t Wimt il oat.
Fur bia aifirr to ca'ailr and trn'hfnIH aay,
Dar Lord I wuuld boi b T mr w .
Claba A. a , L. S.
Card mt Thaski.
Scon's Emulsion
HYPOPHOaPHITES.
B tatSMaw! and vdorsexS byf FtiyM.
dost because it is the best.
BBBBBBBwaBtana-BawaBBBBBwaBwawaBa-afcaaa-aaj.
loaia U. Araiaaua. V. M. PuiiU.
1TKIHSOS . PES SELL,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
MIFFLINTOWW, PA.
SColIvctiiig and CoBTeyaaoing prompt
y attendod ta.
Orrici On Main atreet, ia place of resi
dance ot Louia K. Atkinson, Kq-, aonta of
klridga atreet. Oct 25,
niLBCRFORCG SCHWETEH,
; ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
Mlt FLINTOWN, PA.
Bridge fttre-t, oppoMta
ft ii Tilatable aa ITDr.
(t is three tinea af&oadsni as iicSa
CciIi73rOC
I! is far rrrisr to sH cthBT fO-ciloA
Ilia a perfect 2n!ca.doc3 not t?i--rv m. Crawford, m. d
It is "rondarfnl a fifish preauccr.
It 1b the last T&sjblj tss Conimmptlsa,
Ecrcfala, Sronchhia, Wasdrg Xis
eaaet, Chrosio Corgha aad Cold:.
Bold, fry all XrrwyffUta.
"OOTT BOWME. Chemlats. N.Y.
C'Urt Hfiii-f.
Haa reaaind actively the practice of
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
braachee. OtBce at tha old corn-r of Thir4
and Orange utrneta, Mittiintotn, Fa
March 2U, 1M7G.
A BRILLIANT SUCCESS,
in our
JNEW ClOTHIG DEPARTMENT:
Three Doors aboT the old stand, one D.or abora Democrat and ftiataav
BRIDGE STREET, MIFFLINTOWX PA.
Thompaoutown oer Sabbath.
Snow binls in larfrs uumlers were c'upling in the Patterson ard last P"fane and olscene language by any to call on any druggiat and get a aampia
Tieibls in the wonIh last week. Thurs-lar, that amputatio'n became ' T"!"1 Bha11 constitute good catutefor bottle that yon ay ii tr oarir ita
. . , ... . , IneceHsarr. Drs. Crawford and Banks ' "I,ul"ion ,rom -chools ; also that ; po-or. Largo aattlea 50e and $l.(X.
. , I performed the operation. The arm nJ who 8h"J1 cnt Mat or othr-
Ur. in this pla nest month off about thre- iBeh j wis. injure school houses, fences or
Did tou see the Hustler at i ran-1 low the ahoulJer lOUtbuUdings theroof are liable to
. 1 1 .
nsruB "- " Lint of letters uncalled for remain-
ote f.r rtulip mith lor toiner. ,ins iu the P.O., at Mifflmtown, Pa
fK, not fil to aee the Hustler at I k ding. OrtlHr 2S. ' P.r-
il.. Kran. iaeii. Ilar.lwara (VimnlST I "on calling for letters
Mt.M-a !
titers: imam it itath, Aaron
Mostetter.
Chas. B. ChaBToan. P. M.
91 T FATHER' PE.
in th'o list
:ii i t. t 1
wm i-ni vi lor BiiarTiiiMi matter.
I wi Bitting at at daak na day.
And reading o't oM Irttna,
' Wbn anadenly mr t I raived.
Aad on tnj Tatber'a pro I gasd.
Harry Hawk ami Liwin Showsra
are painting the roof of the Court
House.
The Commiseiouer'a clerk, (K AV.
Btirchfield, has been tpiite ill the past
10 days.
It is sail? i;iu is plcutr this sea-
suspension and punishment, and the
parents of such pupil shall le liable
for damaces for the amount of in-
jui ozi 'irt 1 111 vw tut leacuer,
the amount to be determined br the
directors aud colkcted bv the court. ' ThrTm WM ""hi ,h', B""1 P0'
The school 1 ease is a good pke to ' Li" ,b" m dr" mT "-"S1"-.
' enforce the law of the State, 1 1 PI raaa.ag,
t And maae on i'a para Saubain trachiaga.
riTE BEARH HILLED.
i darxon went to Shade mountain to i
hunt Uat Saturdar. Ralph carried Tlie Middlebnrg Post
the rn and Dave carried the frame. iuterestin account of a bear hunt.
In addition to other sranie theT shot Fire bears an old she bear and four I
! Taraa with tbia pea tkoae werda bo
I 80 true, eefnll of maaoing,
published j For ba araa Ued'a appaiatad ana.
To tall tba lova ot bia Uuly Saa.
son, because of the mild winter of ' a fox squirrel, which when measured enha were seen in the field several j
I from tip of nose to tip of tail was mi lea northwest 01 iiuiuieDurg, on
! -1 t...l . I T T I KnnJar rV-t.KI- lth KVrl
1 ki ra. mi. ukii am 1 1 1 1 u lumH I v.. - "
,u - -
a year ago.
Chicago women held
meetings
nrga the holding of the world's Fair
in that city iu lb'J'2.
XA for William II. Groninger
fer County Suryr.
IUt. Wallace of Iewintown will
preach in the Presbyterian church
f this place next Sabbath.
(treat expectation ara centered in
Vote for William H.
for Count t Surreror.
. ! hunters went after them but could i
rt -
not find them. 1 hat same evening
the old bear was shot br a man near
This is what people call an "off, Beavertown, but not killing her fche
year." A few dnys hence we elect a j escaped. The next morning a gen
State Treasurer, an official who col-1 ,.Tni imnt was instituted, In which
lecta and disburses $10,000,000 and , twentv-two nimrods and a host of
one who ha supervision, over $20,- j dna "took part, and before nine
000,000 of the State's money. Is ! o'clock the five bears were killed,
not this an inipoatant office, and is it Thar were piled on a wceon and haul-
the knitting factory that is alxiut to ' prepcr to call this an off year ? I ei to a butcher's shop in Beavertown
established at JIcAlistervill. I physical argument between ! "re they were skinned and cut up
Tl,- n. -. .....nr V.va a l.rljo MeH Pannahakfcr ami Dovi.l ll.fT. , n.l tne meat OlViaea.
across the defunct d'itch to counei t ' man, lat Wetlneslay evening about
with the river bridge abutment. 9 o'clock, resulteti in Dave going on
. , TI . a. 1 n involuntary planga through the
Long years atnee. lbs hnd that aa-l
P"B
Was laid ia daath'a cold embrace.
Bia laat meaoagaol lore ta me,
'Beraember tbo worda I apok Bnto thee
Claba A. Gitii.
thU
Tressurar.
.f tha Ptmt Of-
;fice. He came out from tbe broken
Arrested aad Released.
Squire A. H. Weidman went be
fore District 'Attorney Ponnell and
A Family. CalherlBg.
Bare yon a fatber f HaTa yoa a mother f
Have joo a aon or daughter. Aimer or broth
er bo baa not yet takes Kema'a Balsam
for tbo Throat and Lnnga, tba guaranteed
remedy for the enro or Cocgha, Colda,
Aatbma, Crony and all TLroat ai.d Lang
troubif f It ao, a by, when a iiipla bel
tie ia gladly given to jou,j'rt by any drag
glat, and the Urge size coitf only oV eenie
one 1.00 I
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFLIJITOHJI, PA.
WITS
BRANCH AT PORT ROYA1
Stock:hfli3er Indiridaallj Liab.f .
JOSKVH ROTH ROCK. Pr,Jnt.
T. VAN 1KWIN, Cathi.
Joaa VcLacoBLtn. Jortra W. SriMMBa
MCLal HLI . ST7MMEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYAL, JUKI ATA CO., PA.
CE"Only reliable Companit-a represented.
1, 18P9-ly
WISH TO STATK
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
ScliottV Fall an ) Winter opeuing in Men u. Youth, IS ivs' anal Chit
dren'ei clothing, Lat, caps, and Gouts Furnishing Goods is now 00. Sine
the opening of our
iS'EW 'clothing department.
our business hws loomeed up with wonderful irjcreaoed sales over tha eer
responding period of last year, crowded sith eater customers, anxious t
inspect the elegant Fall and winter styles, which we are offering to the
public at wonderfully low prices Large as our assortment is. we want 11
to be distinctly understood that there is not a single overcoat, soit or ol4
'garment for men, boys, and children, but what strictly new aud desira
ble, in every particular, ever to the front as tb proee nsor of low prict s, aad
the very best values obtainable for money, we can honestly ssy that we are
displaying a line of
Fall and 1 fainter Goods
tmcTn.
VT. C. Pom.-ri.r.
Jobs Hertalar,
Kehert K. farker,
T. T. Irwin.
J moph Rathrock,
hbilip M. Kepner,
bouia K. Atkintn,
arocuauisas :
rhilip M. Kepnor, Aoaie M. Sbellei ,
Jaaaph Rolbrock, Jasa H. Irain,
L. E. AtkisaoB, K. E. Parker,
W. C. Poaaeroy, J. Hoisea Irwio,
Mary K arts, Jerome N. Thompson, Jr
Jobs Uoruler. T. V. Irwin,
Charlotte dayder, Jaatah L.. Barton,
Jobs at. Blair, Kebart B. Patterson.
Three and Four par eeut. Interest ail) lw
paid on certiticaira at aepusite.
.)An 23, 1RP9 ti
EuULSIQ
DIED'.
t . tiurns l rpmpson i engagea in gia-s who a uungeti eye an.i a i.ruise , lHlged information a-'ninut David
the tvjsmesH or raising mickeus on on tne urirtge ot nm ne. ! Loudenslager of Walker township,!
his prip-rtj a-ljoming Patterson. Eiigl-sh Si.avin Linim.-nt removes ! charging him with having set fire to ;
The Kvlirs of four hundred prom-1 all Hard, S.ft, or Coloured Lumps ilatthew llotlg r's burn. The Dis
inent citiens of Johnstown victims : and Blcmishea. from lwirws. Bloxl ' trict Attorney brought the case be
ef the lloid have not baeu found. i Sjuivin, Curls, Splints, Sweeney, i 'jre S-uirc C. B. llomilig. The'
. ! Tfm, ibinu i tt. .q V,irAiu .1 ) S.illirM iks varmnl in tliA I
.Misa Jennie itanks arirt ts Mary - . - ilumU at Sheriff Noble. The Sheriff Krry?burg, Dauphin county,
r.. rtcuweur were m jwisiown vi . u-.. '...:1,..L-I...... .,! . .l . T. Kobiou. late of a
iting friends ou Saturd.-.y nnd Snn-dav.
Clabk. On the 9t . inst., in lion
roe township, from whooping cough,
Suoan Mary, infant daughter of Mr.
; and Mrs. Perry Clark, aged 1 vear
and 1 month.
Robisos. On the 11th inst..
1 hat I ran stop tooth acbi in less
live feiinutt-s ; ni p:tin, nn extracting,
Tbst I can extract teeth mithont pain,
, l tha use of a ttiiid p-lit-d to Ilia teeth
anil gums; no aangnr.
That Diseased R I B I (knosa
. a Scurry) treat jfrrje , ed aiiccoasfolly
and a cure B srti,egf-rsiited in every
Teelb Fillrd and nrarranted tor life,
artificial Tectb repaired, exchanged or.
remoddled, from $9.00 t t per set.
beautiful Gum Kuaiocled Teet inserted at
prices ta suit all.
All work warranted to give perfect satia-lactiaB.-
I'eopls who bate artificial teeth
! with which they cannot eat, are especially
, invited to call. Will visit professionally
at their homes if notified by letter.
Will visit regularly atjtichllnld the 2nd.
weeks of Hay aad October.
! Tshms Ca-h.
G. t,. DERR,
Practical Dentist.
ESTABLISHED IN HirFLISTOWS, Pa., IS 1860.
Oct. 14 '65.
which for extenmveness of stock and thoroughness in selection have cer
tainly never been excelled in the county. We back every assertion we
may make about style, quality, material and price. If all wao , we will say
-o ; if part cotton w will tell you : if all cotton, wo will enlighten yoa.
tbas e strive to please our patrons ia every war, se we say, that alter insi
lion yon become Uissatisned with yonr purchase, bring it back to us,
will cheerfully exchange it. Can we say more f
OVERCOATS AND WUiTEl SUITS POS MEN, BOTS, AND CHILDREI.
This matchless assortment includes almost every known material,
from an honest all wool domestic to the very finest importations. Nome
but the very latest and most fashionable stylos all being made and nuisheA
alike to the buyer as well as the seller. We candidly say that ws give
such grand values that all sensible and economical people will do sheas
selves great injustise if they do not come and convince themselves of the
truth of oar assertions.
WORKINGMEN OF .TTJlsr IATA CO,
we erant you to see for yourselves the Fall suit that we ara offering at all
prices, from $4, f 5. and f 6. Then we ask 70U again to see the all wool
Winter Overcoats which ws offering at $6. $7, aud $8. Hundreds of tkssa
to select from. Business men come and sea
THE ELEGANT BUSINESS SUITS.
$8, $10 and $ 12, made in ready first class styles, elegantly n
t 1 t
uished.
Ala
OF PURE COD LIVER Cii
AS" HYPOTHCSPHr'?
Almost ae Psiat.-jbla t.t i,v.k . ;
S dtaguta.d ttk.C it cats La take- .
lceld. aad sn.al'r.t:J by Aba .
Mnt.Uvs StOUt ach. V xtru t urn i-la" "1 . 1
eaastt be tolrrstsst AuA ajr she vik j
Oi aaf lam of ttaia aA eltu trie tiy i -m,
p ui'ni la aisch aauri. ellicAtiuTi.. 1
Efsiartalila at a ah jndcrer.
PetMHAi gsin rap'liy wV-lc t"
;n ! RTOTTS EMTUIiiX U ... v.--.od oiv i
-iijaniau. Ml Lie UJ A 1U. r.UU J.-'-il Jin-
.U&jor I rttioB in the world fo- to a rtli t tju' ;'
aterloo,
A SOLID
bTHEL FENCE!
Vote for William H. (Jroniugcri
f..r County Surveyor.
The l'o'jiona tlrange f Juniata
rounty tl not favor ttie removal of
the exhibition pl.ice from William's'
drove. I
We aro now on the horne stretch.
ni-ction day November 5th is on
ly a few days off. Much work, im
eratively necessary, reciainti to be
done : the time in which to do it is
stt brief.
Orcuivtjyer
Pr. Ifctvid Wilsn, f Port Rival
ha received an appointment in the
Agricultural ltartraent at Wash
ington. Tie Y. W. C. T. U., met nt the
h'lliif i.f M: Jennie Howe on Ctier-
i v s'reot i Tuesday evening, theiarw; After ytu think that every Re
J'.'lh int. I publican voter thnt cau be secured
Vote for l'hilin Smith for Coroner. 1 b" W,n 1" after, can your list
A
bv th use. of one bottle. Warrant ; tf-k t m tr Lapp and a numWr p , a. xsooiaou. taw 01 a.ierioo toi CONSUMPT'CN, SCPCFtil V
e"l S.ld bT Ia. Iiauka & Co Drti"- citizens with him uu the evoning of . cou"tv. -5 years, 1 month and j 3 NE8AL DES.U.TY, WSVi
gits,Miill.rtown.Pa. Oct 31-8.S,lv ; the 2 th-IaHt Friday evening and 10 da-vs- colm -nl chI rvie cTil
" ' " ... .. a . M-. ii. . u: i a P.,,.,.- r !. ;..a ..it WLDS and CftKOX'C Colli nc.
hui ill iiuwi smuKiuu uil xrnw. ...U...-UU mill wmi., i r nrMl rawilu IWcma
1 1 1 Ijoudenshiger. and brought him leading, W llliitm E. Fugtley, nttd , taaibig i Chiiirn. &4i lu ali ' ri. .
i to town und l.Mlg-l hiiu iu jail for a , alout litl years. Hit r.-'iuaiuw were" ,
, h'-ariug ou JSatuniay at 11 o'clock, brought to this place for interment.
iOn Witurdav morning the prisoner'sj Haws. On thelTth iiiht.,iu Hunt-
f .. 1 . . . . 1 ... I. ..l.i;..,.. . . ,1 1 i v, i t r
T J . l: 1 I 1"lu" "uu n iiriri lsgnon, ITOlU COIlhUUllH ion, X elt-r II.
Let us get down to s..hd ! .,,,,... , -.A
w..i k at once. The watch-word of j uUr fl to tW wJIt r(.ab juts of township.
this campaign should be--"(,3t out , '. UIUHi vht,n t,,K ,ir.l,riu , J 1 . . .
a.,d on their st.iUm.nt rs.ju.re Weid- t n.i.-Oa the 1st inst in Fay-
4i., 4- i ' ette township, jlrs. Ann Wills, a-'ed
j
lavid wns released fi'om custody
base cr
HXPANDED METAL
ttTFHojIHTK:!. S0arTu!Nr HEW
for rcsioencfs, Churchfs. CFsrtinift, Farms
Caiidlns Gottn, Aiixn, Window UuarSA. Trsllli,
! irt-irm.f I T.AS-! n:((l LATIt, DOOR 4TS.
Jlc. Wr.u fi.r illustrated Ci.taKsnie: mailed free
CENTRAL EXPANDED METAL CO
IMi V titer 1'illabnran. fa.
rU .iATB li-r kerp lu Ciive name ot ibis paper
the Sta-i.t-home vote V
j Vote for William II.
for County Surveyor.
j A pointer to Republican poll work -
i
i
1 FaLL 4nd winter overcoats, at is AND 10,
j newe&t and latest styles. Come and secure the cream of all the moat fash-
ionable and very lutest styles, in truly elegant Fall Suits and Overoonts, be
i fore the a tock gets broken. See the beautiful suits and overcoats wm offer
I at $10. We guarantee in every case perfect fit aud satisfaction. Boys
and children Suits and Overcoats, the very choicest, the very lowaas
prices. Children's suits from $1.75 to Big Boys suits, $3 to 113.
Our Hat Department Huts and caps for nieu. boys and childrea.
Goods' just received and the very latent styles and shapes, not a popmlav
style is missing.
Euruishing Goods in Magnificent Variety.
Neckwear never so complete. FJegaut silk and satin scaift, satia
lined 25 centd. Beautiful four iu html H iiiti lined, '!' cents. Man an4
iioys underwear lor Winter wear in groatest prolusion.
S C H 0 T T ,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
(THREE HOARS allOTG OI.Dm.1D,
BRIDGE ST., M1FFL1NTOWN. 1'A.
80 years, 10 mouths and 18 tlays.
' Interestloc; to the Ladles.
I
The next meeting of the Pomona
traugo will le held at Centerville,
Walker township, in the first week
In IVcenibor.
Johnson Sarvia, a former resident
wf Water-ford, Juniata county, died
in South IMkota ou the Sth of Oc
toler, aged H3 years.
The Sdiliers Veteran Association
of Perry county, hell its fifteenth
annual re union, at Hurvsvilla, on
Saturday the I'Jth inst.
Vote for Henry K. Boyer for State
Treasurer.
Mrn. Wul UrCulloA h of Port Royal
Miss Sallie Shuman of IitUburg and I Ijet us get to werk without daisy !
M. K. Diehl is in the citv buvinsr
closely to see if there isn't one more her winter millinery goods. The
who can be brought to the ix.Us. , latter part of the wee'k she will have
Every vote count. Many a man has ' larsre assortment of the latest stvles.
ority of one. . Those wanting somethin"- new in
been lactcd bv a majority
Iat your motto on election day le
"OaE VOTE MOU."
The feeling of security prevailing
among Republicans is greatly to be
deplored. They say we have a "walk
over. This ia our greatest darger.
Apathy -naturally consequent upon
over-confidence mav defeat our can
didate for State Treasurer. Unless !
we can arouse our people to the im
portance of energetic work, we are
likelv to find ourselves in the minor
Those wanting something new in
hats, bonnets and notions will profit
by calling soon. They can have the
latest styles at lowest prices.
Aatotber Reduction la tb
Price mf Cat bl met Photographs.
NOTICE.
For the next 90 DAY'S, I will make
fall lenjrth Cabtnrt Pictures, at 2 00
ity on the morning of November Cth. ler dnzen. and l?itif Cabtnett, at 3.00
Miaa ran ma Tennis, were visiting tn
tea n on last Wednesday.
The river roso about two feet on
Sunday, which ia quite a lift for the
ferry boats, and water enough to
make the run of eelx easy.
The cog wheels of the river briilge
derrick, cut a fiuRer for John
Reynolds. Dr. W. 11. Banks, gave
surgical attentiou to the cae.
Vote for William H. Oroninger
for County Surveyor.
Murphan Pannabaker will go to
Cualport, Pa., thin week, and become
au apprentice at the printing trade
in tha Coal port Standard office.
The world did not come to an end
as had been predicted it would on
he 25th day of October, and Advent
ists are corres jiondingly gloomy.
Vote for Philip Smith for Coroner.
Potatoes raised bevond the Miss-
VeU for Henry K. Boyer for State
Treasurer.
The bnrning of a piln of shavings
and brush along the pike, a short
distance north of town, caused the
fire whistle to sound about half past
ight o'clock last Thursday evening.
Everybody turned out and were
pleased to learn that for once that
the material on fire was not the de
struction of some one's valuable prop
erty. It was quite a wkile before
everybody learned the location of
the fire. People on the other side
of the river came to this side, and
people on this s.de wanted to go to
the other side having mistaken the
smoke and lisbt about a locomotive
for the fire that caused the alarm.
Vote for Thilip Smith for Coroner.
The wild turkeys in Terry Co.,
have lost their natural cunning or
the hunters have Iwjcotue more es
uert as is evidenced bv the number
VIFFLINTOWy MAKKFTS.
JIirrLts'cas. Ocr 3", 1"J"9.
flitter IS
Fa-sa 20
Ham IS
Shoulder, 10
Sides, 8
1-Si d ..... . .. , 10
SlirrLIJiTOWJt GRAIN
vkea
Corn eli I ............
tlats.
Ryo
("Wrerseei. ..... ........
Timcthv ee4 ......... ..
Max -d
Bras
t'hO ,
5-l-t.rt a
....... ............
liritiul atutM S til. ... . . ..
A tf.riiiT-.4i dsi. ........ .... t 1'.'
Don't yon forget it,
G. W. II E C K,
Las uiovetl li s hl.ne .-ttie with the Fullctt fc'tock in the County, ! 1865, ESTABLISHED, 18S9.
j Into the SlcCrmn ISt.'.I.ling. I., InvUation To The rubUe
To uttena tie tractive bale ol Clothi.g .hat gws ea da
i AriKiT.
T
W
&
ft H'l
.... !A
.... '. tiO
t tn
i i-
m V . ivT S y ! 26, ISS'J. No. 1, P,
lied tl.-e Opero Picl , , , ' ,
, ' wliaaty cents. Ct
ioz.-n. anl anotiiei 1 4 . .)- t -
per dozen. I am also making very
popu.ar pict ui e cal
turt, at S2.00 per tloz.-n
picture aalied the .Vinaturt Panntll.
at f 1.50 pr dozen.
ALL VORK REDrCED. !
Cards Rebcceu fbom 2.50 pek Dozen
to $1 50 rut Dozrx.
Do not fail to take advantage of
this opportunity at once.
Respectfully,
JosEPa Hess,
Miffliniowu, Pa.
Sept 16th, 1889. 3mo.
TRIAL LIST, DEC. T.. 1S89.
A HI3 XDhJ.l HIA
XTAtta7TS. O. !
ennsylvu:i:it
Ccrn -11 to
.Vr '
r. !
il.:
I JU.Ui i. . C. i4jVd liOUH, :C. ItlH-SiA'l'S,
; 5-. Turkeys, 1 1 IvJ -h .
a io a jvuui. Ji-.ve tie. s J;c a'
pound. liuttcr, Hi to Cic. I -c 1
Lous tga 1R to 0 cell In a d.:zeu. i
Fresh eggs 23 to 24c Potatoes .rr -m
the west at 40 to 50c a bushel. Ai-;
pies at 51.50 to $2.75 a bushel. lby i
at id cents to 1.00 a hun.iieil:
pouuds. Straw at V-Oa to $1 a hun
dred pounds.
lssirtn river are sold in I Uilacielphia. of turkevs that are shot: for exam
Two years ago Pennsylvania ship- pie read" the Bloomfield Advocate :
I'td potatoes to the Western states. Last Friday morning Edwin Clouser,
T. . . .. 4i.. of this boroujrh shot four wild tur-
The attention of persons on the " l" . , . .
i a i . i kevs. and Thomas Kitner. two ; botn
stats is directed to the sale ef
Robert Thompson farm, by tin
ministrator Uriah Shuman.
Itch, Mange, and scratches on hu-
it i inn laiier ueiag bauama hi vuc bua
i i t 4 1 .. .'... 1..
, txuniv oiiiieriuiraucub a 14m iawa iui
weeK naineA over nis mu um.i
succeeded in
wild turkeys.
about Liverpool and
bringing down three
man or snimals cured in 30 minutes j ach Itice aud Henry Sheaffer, of
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This place, spent part of last week
never fails. Sold by L. Banks it Co., j bunting iu Liberty Valley and came
Druggists, Mifllintown, Pa. Oct. 31, , j,omo with three wild turkeys and
Ij. J thirteen squirrel
Mis. Eliinlieth R Robison, wife' The Young Republicans of Penn
of J. Whellburn Robison, late of Mil- avlvania ought to b particularly in
t"t i towuship, deceased, died at her t',restd ia the election this Fall, ow
lmme in Patterson on the morning , jng t the fact that the Republican
of October 'fntl bcb.1 58 vears, 11 1 -.nidate for State Treasurer, Hon.
months and 16 da vs.
Miss Diehl, is now in Philadelphia
baying a
rnitlinerv
this week she will las home with the
new stock which ladies will want to
alert from. No trouble to show
goods.
Henry K. Boyer is like tlicm, a
young man. He has been active in
DiehUisnow w I'hU,ieipnmKublreonl fpw TWi and
a full bne of fall and nter attAined to lis pr. seut promi
y goods, and by the close of j nenpe bufore the le hy hi un.
tiring energy ana innerens aomty.
There is po reason why hundreds of
other voung men in Pennsylvania
should not beetiunlly succesfuL Mr.
1 1 Borer ia a representative Tonng Re-
aee
T) 1 4 .l.tr
tb. .f-uoon of the 22ud inst,. publican, and all other tt
tk.i v.v r-;-A, ,, T nubheans in the State should t
. V aonn " . . r . - 4 . -.l Jr. ..n'ne
Lane iu Tu -arora VallsT took tri.on iutwm - -7-s
' his electiB. Mis ngni is ineirs
tne ia Tu' ;aror Vallsv
snd ies rtjaumM. Th'" adds sn-
Jonathan E. Crc vs. Dwelling
House Insurance Companv of Bos
ton. No. 33, Dec. T., 1S88. Sum
mons in aasumsit. Plea, non as
stmwit. C. W. Ford vs. R M. Ford. No.
5, April Term. 1SS9. Summons in
assumsit. Plea, non assumpsit.
A. J. Hass vs. T. J. Middagu. No.
31, April Term, 1SS9. Summons in
Trespass. Plea, not guilty.
William Cleck vs. Samuel A. Thom
as. No. 33 April Term, 1KS9. Sum
mons in Trespass. Plea, not jruilty.
E. L. (iuss vs. William H. Ale
Donald, owner, and Wilbcr F. l!e
Cahan, contractor, No. 39, April
Term, 1&-S9. Motion to be tnadd a
party to the record. Plea, non as
sumpsit. Mary Kyle, James Kyle, Annie
M. Kyle, John Kyle, Susan J. Kyl,
Joseph S. KyltJ aud Martha B. Kyle,
minors bv their next friend James
Kylo vs. Adolph W. OppeL No. 28,
St-p. T. Summons in Trespass.
PI.' not guilty.
John Krouso vs. Adolph W. Op
jel and Frank OppeL No. 29, Sc-p.
Term, 16S9. Summons in Trespass.
Plea not guilty.
M. II. Varnes vs. John Bashore.
No. 53, September Term, 1889.
Summons in Trespass. Plea not
guilty.
S. T. M. Culloch vs. Jacob Wise
haupt. No. 124 Sep. Term, 1SS;.
Apical of plaintiff, from judgment
of ii. W. Oliver, J. P.
Theo. H. MEXIKnEB,
Protknnotary.
Prcthonotarv's Office, Mifflin-)
town Pa .'Oct. 19, 1SS9. )
THE SHOE BRUSH GON
C !
Ba I
Mil II I
I won't miss it, for I have long
since adopted an easier and
cleanlier way. A bottle of j
VoIff's AC M EBIacking j
and a sponge to keep my shoes
washed clean, save a deal of
labor and shoe leather. j
Sold br Soot Sveav Otoears. Proaaaaa, as.
The best Harness Dressing
in the world.
WOLFF A RANDOLPH. fmKXLpWL
EDDY'S
POTATO BUG
IXTEBMIItATOB. .
TtuSMtha ) ly praetHUU
lasrtaiaa foetrnua Plaetrr,
I iru Grata, Aa- apoa p.
taw Tinas t- d'-stroy tha
bertia. rndtorIllatratod
1 ircular.
vaaaatel Hsarlry.
Moilia, lelaa-sre Ca.. fa.
AnU lt r.l'niAMl tltltfa
axerpi 2.X. and 'w tjif-
rm-Xt toot dealardnas
Bot kai-p them, send ti -j aad twill skip oos as
woBraxpTaasoAoa. upaaaas faapaui.
1
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'from
!
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OP
B. W. HARLEY.
It will I
TO THE ADVANTAGE OK ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine th Stock of Uoda .W
MEN, BOYS AND CHJL.DRHST
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
I of Suit and Overcoat-, at the Wonderfully Low fri..
Ilin prices leaT all Competitors in th rar, so m't aWl
to giv him a cull if in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFF .INTOWN YJ.
IT IS A FACT WKLL KNOWN TII1T WB HAVH
The Largest Stock
-OF-
1JARDWARE IJN THE COUISTY
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sJ'SAa
Q, u n I t v
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AN
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Wa don't s'srvp Quality to throw a hone to I -
Ta oth worrls. w doo't s'iKlit our srork or n
lt?rior vriniiuiir o t-nipt you wilU a low iiric -ror
roods. Nor- hul'the li--l Ckilhing lir V.
Tontna, Bora and Cbildrrn.
Tba Stuiuul md Repui'trwa oClra ia tie
placa to act job work doae. TiTit. It will
par von if ym nesd anvtBine in last l!ns.
A. C. YATKS &, CO .
LEIM.KR BCILPITH,
SIXTH AND rilFSTM T STS
PHILADELPHIA.
Luildirg Flardwar wiw rrrer o low ai
low,
XAIM, LOCK!), IIIXGKS aV.C.. CENI"T, rLAITH,
in fart everything in tba Hardware Litia including Ileus ToraialiiBa
WAIiL, PAPER, OLIiDS, iVc.
Are Iow Mold nt Bottom Price lw
FRANCTSCTJS ITARDWARE ft CO.
POTJLT BT PATS
If j-rorrlv oiSDserd Tha Poi tvaT Hpl-
trria ToBlishMl mop l h' t. larly il'asrsi. d.
is the hst paper f.r 'anrir and farmer
Less than Ifj rente a aien'b brines ji
von Brt fiAin Send stso-p forsample e rr.
Aid.rss seftr AtaZefia, 5M lesrl 51
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