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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIKr'LISTOWX :
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TERMS.
subscription, 11 J0 per ubib if pud
ledvance; aS.OO V Mt paid la advance.
Trmnstent rtftrtiMawu tnaerted at SO
note fair keen for each taaerttoa.
Traaeieot buameaa notiere in local col
amn. l eente Pr line for Mck Insertion.
nturUuna will be mad a to those doairinf
to 1 Tertian by the Tear, half or quarter
SHORT LOCI LS.
The hanks will le closed on Thanks
giving day.
Cham'.ierburf' is to Lave 'a stock
in factory.
It in lftt.- i-uru busking for a num
ber of furiut-r.
Two iuu with two ln-ars weru in
town on Saturday.
Wilberforce Schwoyor, is ia Phil
adelphia u bnisnesr.
Meichaut Scbott has been in New
Tort city the past week.
The revival meeting is yet 111 pro-1
grans in the M. E. church, j
DM rmi see tbe Hustler at Fran-'
ai-oas Hardware Company Store. I
Read the new ad of S-hott's saeri
fiof is slothing iu auother column.
Children's overcoats, sizes frurn 4 '
to t3 years, reduced to $2 at Schott'u. i
Kluivr IfcCauIav of Itarrisburjj
u in tnwn visiting parents lust
week.
T n .
reraon calling for letter in th-i I
list will 1-h-- r-k f.r advertised
tu-.ttvi- '.Mt-rs: WY.'.iam Itrja..r,
Harvey Hess.
James McCaclbt, P. M.
From the Blooanfield Time ; On
last Fri.L.r afternoon Mr. Samuel
Brown, of Centra tevrnshin. was fa
tally kicked in tbe abdomen by a
tuu.e be vi iut Htablinsr, and be died
during the night.
On last Friday we received two
copies of tbe 'Richfield Light," a
small m mthly paper baing pub
lished six mouths on trial, at Rich
field, this cuuii't. The editor of tbe
papr is E. S. Mills of Richfield.
The river was not high last week,
but there was water enough in it to
cause appre' en&ion in the niind of
i the raaiiartnt-nt of the wagon ferry
men. The flat lay at rent on this
sh- ire and turns were comielled to
lie 1- st-veral davs.
TV.- sity fifth biithiay ot" Mr,
P:.:': C'i itJ3 r, of Pattersvii. Jii!;a'.
C ur.tv. IV, wis c!.'brst 1 -.-a s v
:.i.-r 1-t t thv r-idt-i-.- ff Cj '.Hi-i
LiiaLjiiii iu tin clv. Tueitt mi
present Dauit.1 Cramer, aed aixty
aeTen: John Duncan, aged eighty -ix
ana ..irs Uoncan, sixty, ol Indiana,
Fa-, Levi Griffith, of Johnstown, aged
seventy three, and ilra. Griffith, aged
aveutr-tbra; lira. Mary JL Eyerhart,
of Johuatown, aged seventy- thrct;
Capitan (iraham, agl seventy-two
airs. Uraham, aged sixty-three. The
aj'grtate of aires was 632 Tears.
Mrii. Everhart, is the widow of John
r.itman. iier luai ien nams was
li-ushoff, as was al that of Mrs.
Cramer, Mrs. Griffith, and Airs. Gra
ham, they being sisters Mrs. Fver
hart is the oldest livintf mmlMT cf
the Bt:nbbofr family, and Mrs Gra-
ba;n tb r-mngest. The late J. G.
Holura at Orl-ntal. Saeessfut Treatment of Oiseas
i 'j:
i
bit. ru:iis r;l l.v;J Zd:l -ti
CKla LO vU 1 ..r.p: oil A fi'l-
nesdav. The water rose t alcit tt
the extent of th Juae flood, causii g
ensid-ruble damage to private pri'p-
erty by over-nowmg fiekis, sarryitg
utT fences and making destruction
"(Micrallv. It also damaged the new
ountr bridre near widuw SheafTer's.
Kepler's run was also on a bejuler
and some of our township bridges
were ilet roved.
V.. G. Sheaflf.-r was attending U.
S. Court at Pbihuielphia this vt nok
as a witness against W. Kromc-r the
crojlcecl mail carneil ana nun. oiig
cutter.
Our sick people now are Jacob
II'ifT-r an aged g. ntleman, who biu
be-n au invalid now for upwar.ls of a
A SCIENTIFK
.Mil Kill.! Iks I w l uM U-st-i-.
itt T.nr kiv kii
K ilu l U-rU .
g-vi'
.V Beus'.a ff was their brother. Th
only broibir now living is David, of I and Joseph Marks.
year, Airs. r. U.Mtiing; Susan xloUf r
a ireoauoai in iu nigu water in
tho rircr bust week kuocked out four
trtstlesof the Millvratown bridge
ami carried with them a nurulitr of
turn, who were in tho trestles at the
time. The men were taken out u
the river alxmt a uiih down ftreum.
Tho grocery stablishsuviit aul
woolen wareno'ise of Jemiev anil
Audr-ws No, ll, 121, 12 J Market
tieets IMiil.i. him 1 -stroTeil bv a fire.
Oiiv tiriiaau was killed bv a f:iilin
wail; another teriouly hurt, and
about 0 wero almost sliliol by tbe
funie of spices.
The con gregat ion ;il meeting to
. elect ciders f ir the VsmiustT
Presbyterian church iu this town . n
i the l'.Uh iust., did'ut elect bccauKe of
' f)m nliiteiirM of tlie r irtilurlv ttnitoitit.
120 nien'a and boy's cassim.re coats fctl niob-raN.r. The congregation
k'.I ais $2. To redu.- stock at ' is t m(H.t ou tjlt, 3rj JilT f p,wm.
S'-hott's. I i,or to fc;wt tl.tors.
F.. 1. MargriU of Favette town-! .
nhir.. .lind ou Sabbath morning, No- "Judge Tburman has agsl rapidly
vaaibr i-j- I iu tho e.tim:itioa of the Ohio Iemo-
T at- i At i i i ' crats siuce it liecamo know that tL v
i ue ii ii w w o. iai-n'n-u lue ut-ui
of Juniata county thirty one thotl
au'.nl dollars.
Mitilinburg, Union
County. Johns
town Tribune of Nov. 5th.
Some time ago Mrs Samuel Cart
er had a warrant placed in the bands
of officer Samu.-l Lapp for the ar
rest of htr husband Samuel Carler.
The officr made a trip to Steelt.n,
Iauph;u county, in search of the
man, but he was not there. Last
Saturday Lapp was surprised to see
Cart r walkinjr on the vavement with
a double-barrelled rifle wi his shoul- j
Most farmers are done plowing
next year's cern ground.
A. K. Troutmin improved Lis
dwelling house by treating it to a
new roof. II G. Shc-affcr had also' a
new roi'f put i n his tenant hous ,
for.nerlv the Frv mover Tavern btaud.
Jhn L. Weiser's team is pussiug
by bote weekly loaded down wiih
exceilnt roller flour which he is veil
ing i:i large lots at Richfield and
Evojdale ; a sure indication that
1.1. V. I.-.., ..
hit. The o.u.:-r imm.diatlT tirreM-iT ', 1 , ,
iv:i!i is o.iiiTg a gooo. dusujws.
ScccSsfulTreataeat.
cures:
Catarrh.
Bronchitis
Oon r u mp t i a
IV! l aria.
Rheumet'sm.
Tle SeM7 4Sf tfa Mlcmbo Ki!ltr tu ri. rf ermt- J
rw )u-tin.l m dununc ( it c a.- iv power- hT'd j
t"f y rv swnown. W da - ciia Iwr tt
nirtv ai jmr ra cvniif e.va. mu Imm gito- tUl c-rr j
fc- lnfi'.)i, bt wi oiaum ii-t tt wtilcLro n7 rntw
Wtttl pour 1pl-t4tV aj( aVB'i V-tairttaVtl. Wlii fTid Itti. J '
baa Wtuc. Etvi-t ni tk.)uJ'l it. pvticularii '()'
wh km rr- af!arMl f ar T"- wfvq uxmravt4 otinuK d-te-
Mtor ibw wrirat, mrv "f di?aaw. Thm
Kkaxli itB tXiiX will kill r r-rrrw nnd j Um utur 'tow
cum tli (urkwnk . tb one tn Q.
wa -it-n t- Uat w -ut mj morfh. t"bM: wrhi- th
Wo. Iicdsa's rV:-c5s Kiifsr. r-aa-r St
Loi'ia E. iTiumii. F. M. V . Pihiu .
Al kllSO.t fclPESIlELt,
ATTOK NEYS- AT- LAW,
MlKtLINTOWS, FA.
UT'CuUecting and Coovcyaaeing prompt
It attended to.
Orrics On Main atreet, ia placa f resi
dence of Loma K. Atkinson, Ksq., aonth ol
Bnd e atreet. fl 26, 1 H6.
WILBERI'OKCE fiCHHEVER,
ATTORNEY - AT -LA.W,
5ilKLINTOWH. PA
CyOtBi-e on Bridge atreet, opposite
ib r ciivrom. ra cab wis h caawroaD,
V. M. CKAWKOKD SOX.
MERCHANDISE MURDER!
Mn"- Til T xn- Children'a clnt'iin.r .... t . ,
- , . - o f,iii, u io miiuh, n ils ana capa,
farcishing gtx.ds at reduceJ price- AT SJIIOTTS.
THE GREATEST SACRIFICE SALE O.V RECORD.
Enconra-ed bv the enoimous trad dur ng the month of October''
bought 50.(11(0 worth more Clothing and Faru.shing Gooda for November.
I he weather in October was favoraole to the Clothing trade, but there is
tvery re ason to beheve that November wUl be a mild ineuth. Now we find
cursives loade 1 to the muzzle with a full stock of clothing and furnishing;
.I U". " onrseires is to cut down the prices, and cur customers
will reap Ue L VIl EST ot BEST BARGAINS ever known. We marked
town evary article to a price that you will wondr at. The roods are not
shop-worn but all new and bright
have fi rmed a partnership f'r the practice
o M.-dicin and thir collateral branch".
I rtio- at i d t rd. n rner i f Third and O
! ince treet. M tiliut.iwn. H. One or bo'.b
I o thi'xi will he l.niufl at their office at a'l
I. i t ; ll
timeit, unie. oinerw:e jrnieniiopiiiii
I 11 V I IT V i ! I F V 1' ' I' ' "red. A 'ate will h lett at the atore t
J UxNlAl.t 1 .lLLL i 1 V. lk '. Wr Howard Kirk in Patter-on fur calls, and
will te examined at 10 A. M -, and 3 P.
HEaO THESE GENUINE RECUGTION
or aur. uiTOH , i .
wrra
BRANCH AT PORT liOY.Vb.
Stockholders Individual! j Liable.
IM not fail to see the Hustler at
the Fianciscus Hardware Company
Store.
Henry I.-wis,
a slave in t lie iiuth. t-anl gixl lve
to his wife and ted North, settled in !,, the bouse and arot a srun from
Chambt rsbsrg.'ai 1 married cg.iin. j Warner, ni. anwhile the fugitive was
Lately she heard th oi l man was .-..iu UT) the Iike toward Cuba.
i
lUti .vwiiuil A.eoi;t' I i luiuun . ...
lid s-jlseript!oU is like money at. ,
ret ; th loiig. r voil let it stand j 1"v-T',r.T
i tu:. i. i i i was bro-nght
entirely too old to micceed l'ayne
( V.mii S. Briire is the man with the
Stanley, tho Amarican African barrel, aul he is rt-adr to to tap it
plorer ha beuii huard from. Ho is , for a w.at la tir .Senate."
safa and well. I
The wife of Senator John J Pat-1 Fr,,'"J th, Fultou
..r-..,, .li.l Tl,nrw,ly ve.M-vr , Thirty five years a.T".
at Taterville, Wisootisin. i
lot) tueai's cashimer. toon's atid
bev's veata, all siws reduced to Co'
cants t S shott's.
Rev. Dillon, pastor elect of the
-r 1 .1. 1. .1.: . - I
I resovicnau cimrcu oi tins luacw, ,rU-;t
preached nu riaboatti. .
Xuw i the time t tilscril for!
thu Sft:s;:l avi Rm-ciiucas aud the
PkilaJrtfMa Vtklf I'rtss.
For bargain sru to S-hott's. Pri
c reduced. All new stock that must
be ald roardls of Cost.
The ahinjltos for tbe Newport riv-.
r bridge were brought from ill
ia:natjn. North Carolina.
If von wish to buv chestnut rails 1
f r ?jat lence. ana p.l. cau on win- t pi,;! .w. ,.;., n.l w at home
iel Fiah-r of Milfurd township. ' t, i(5 nitu , (n iiijC of New Mi;.
ExCountr Superintenduiit Robi- liuery go.ls and notions : h.its, hm
eon of Turbtt township was visible nets, kid g'"v.s. hartdkere'iit f-,
en our street one daT last wrvk. . w and other prtir'.e cf the la!est
tu . f We5.W- .nd !. I ' S-ie intntes the puhli
iron brid-'e at the south end of M.lill
1.,.". I- ... for travel l n!jMP
Jr.tuiah L u leualager, of F-ast 1 Mary Shelly Johnson, wife of Goo
Salm is oeo of the most extensive B" Johnson of 1'tttt.burg, ftid grand
l,!.v t... . In tl Juniata Yal- daughter of Judge Lewis LurcbfU-ld
ley.
Hau hvini mUjn. chinchilla, ker
hI him and took him before Squire
Hornh'g. Lapp went out to bring!
in Mrs. Carter to fice lier hubacu. I
hil Jthe rfliccr was away Carter
thought he would slreteh l.imsolf in,
front ef the office. The Squire was
uususjw.ctiag. The prisoner went
out with- ut his gnu, and when Lapp
came back he had fled to the couatry.
An effort was made t catch him,brit
be roamed tho fields with such an
ab:udou that the officer wns not
ranger enough to ovgrtako him.
Lapp holds the double-barrelled gun
as a memento of the chase and as
security for costs. On Sunday af
ternoon offic r Samuel Lapp was in
formed tLt Carter might be found
Avici's.
Oriental, N'.vemlx.r 22, 1SS9.
JOSEPH EOTHKOCK. Prmiwl.
T. VAX IRWIN, r,
At.r.
iKECToaa.
W. C. Pomeroy, Joseph Kothrock,
of arh dev.
April Ut, lS'JO.
Men's suits marked do vn to
Men's saits marked down to
Mea's tuits marked down to
Men's suits marked down to
5 3.50 Men's suits marked down to
4.00, Men's suits marked down to
5.00 Man's suits marked down to
5. To
7.50
10.00
12 00
Jobm Vel.i'Ontj. Joaapa W. ?tixmki
.Mf 1.4r;llLI7l A. STPPIEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
POT HO YAL, JUSlATJt CO., PJ.
lT?-nlj reliable Campaaiea repreaented.
Ja. 1, t)-ly
These t-uits are cat in sa.k sad frock styles and coma in liarbt medium
.nd dark cashmeres, Scotch, Cbevoits, "Worsteds, and Coiks. rews import
ed and domestic
John Hertiler,
Kotva-t E. Parker,
T. T. Irwin.
Philip M. Kepner,
Loiiib E. Atkiutfm,
M A ICKIKO :
Lamis W"ilt. On the 14th ins!:.,
iu MeAlistervulo by Rev. G. v
L is'.a r, Charles Laudis, of I'atur
sou, aud Kila AVilt of tho former phice.
It I Kit:
Onuia. On the 7th inst., in Tur
bett townshii , ivirs. Siihni Orris
(j tiaTs.
TocKBOLtiKaa :
Philip M. Krpner, Annie II. Shelley,
Jobiph Kothrock, Jane H. Irwin,
L. E. Atkinaen, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Ponieroy, J. Holaies Irwin,
Mary Kurtz, Jerome N. Thompaon, Jr
John Hertiler. T. V. Irwin,
CharlotteSnyder, Jusiah L. Barton,
John 31. biair, K.iO.-rt U. fittinuo.
Three and Four per cent, interest will be
paid on ccrtiCcatea of depofite.
jn 23, 18S9 tt
mmmm
1
Men's overcoats
:i.50.
Men's overeoats
$3.00.
Men's overcoats
$7.50.
marked down
marked down
marked down
to Men's overcoats
; lio.oo.
Men s overuoats
toj J12.00.
marked down te
marked down Ui
Man;- of these overcoats being maale of
Corkscrews, Cassimers, Meltons, etc.
light and medium weight.
I
) rv 0';r ciTu'tut PHiC
0';R CATU'tUt PBlCEt
T. Di i iAfii IS, INO
: 5 months and
uincr tui'-ui us wunui Jfithih. I n iiu lltli mst.. in
at George Warner's house along the ' Sx ruca Hill township, Alviu Leroy,
Pike, a short dista:i e north of town. ; cf Mc(;in t.y and Alico Jefi'ries."
Winner's house was visited. After i i- fi.i. :..
! V'H" ' iS",Ur n-itu'imry movements Carter pntsW Winfi.ld S. Wilson, Ks-i..
rl area at tne .i .r wua a gun ami , n uf I)r DiWJ Wllaor) of iort K y.
! uirea-.eiirH! u smwu xipp e,.i iu-, . )U, j., ..,.
' MABiiuTz. On the 17th iust., in
j Fayette tow uauip, Edward A Mar-
... i i i i ..... .... I 1 . n ... .....11 .. . . . . , I I.
lintig in i-iiamiH-rsourg. ana sti t ji:lTitg seeured a I a-ted gun, Lapp , , ' . -
cam. North to see him. She is his ; vj. Hackenlx rsrer. Lewis Rev nolds, aiir,t-
Johsstok. Ou the 17h inst., at the
residence of N. A. Lukeiis, in AVaik-
er townsiiip, Mrs. Marv Suelly, wif
; Al. Hackenlx r,rrer, Lewis Revnolds.
IVm Ln)wery, llomor Bonder and a
I'titiun wh are
suliscrii tions to fall in arrears "that
unpa
nit ere
tho lar it becomes. This should
In. cotniuiiU 1 to memory by every
person who is a sub-riber to a news
paper. Sliss Tiilie M. Loudon has iiiet re
turned fr'-Ri her second trip hi- fall
reiuli
avo ;mrstut aud
Crai-' nroi ere
the l'j ko. The iruu was sur- of Ge.irgo 13. JoUnston ! i'lltsbur,
red to Lewis Reynolds. Tom : nnu uaughtir ol tiie late bamuel 1.
hargett tho rlile. Carter and Lmma S. Shelley, aged 27 years,
to town by Lapp, and 1 10 months and 11 uays.
i -
i . . ' -1 ' -
Don t you iorget it,
G. W. HE C K,
has moved Li8 thoa ,Stoievith ti . i t.lUrtMtck in t lie Count y,
Into the illcCruiii Bjiihiiti".
Children's
$1.50.
I (.'hliJien'a
; $2 oo.
I Children's
$2 50.
Children's
$3.30.
Children's
$:l 73.
suits marked down
suits marked down
fcuits marked down
suits marked down
suits marked down
to Boys' long pants suit marked down
' to $2 S7.
i
to Boys' long'pants suit marked down
to $3 50.
to Boys' long pants mit marked dovru
to $100.
to Boys' long pants suit umtked down
to $5.25.
to Boys' long punts suits marked dowu
to o.U.
Those suits are no old set up goods, h iving beeu received
diiys ago. But go they must.
bv us teu
a rratg. inl before S-uire C. B. Horn
ing, who sent him t jail.
Tsathcr'i lustltute.
' and evauiine goods a'l new
, le sold nhi
to c ill
and to
! 23rd Annual Session of Teaahers'
Institute of Juniata County, Court
i House Milllintovn, commencing at 2
I o'clock P. M., iIi Monday, December
j 9, 1S&J.
j INSTRCCTJBS:
Dr. E. E. Higbe'c, Suterintndent
of public instruction, Harrisburg, Pa
Dr.N. C. Schatflkr, Prit.cipal Kutz
town State Normal School, Kutz
town, Pa.
Dr. S. B. Heiges, Ex-Principal
SdirrLI.NTOV. I.' iiAnKki.-
HirrLisTOwa, Nov. 27, lsh9.
fi:titr
20
ft
Children's overccats marked dowu to Bo s' overcoats marked down to
$2 00. H 50.
Children's overcoats marked down to Boys' oven oats marked dowu to
$2.40. j $: 00.
Ci.i'dieii's overcoats maiked down t: Bos' overcoats marked down to
$3.00. $3 50.
All the best and lutcst styles arit:-'ti 1
h-.-s.
er who h-is a bov to c'.olhe should avai
1 iti t hi-i off ir. E?
If of tllis uu.'Xoy
Men's pantaloons marked
i $10 1.
ry tuoth
d odor.
don to
Men's pmta'.ooi.s
' $1 50.
nmikod down t
down to Mmi's pantaloons maiked
$ i .ti I.
gn.at v iri-t y to telect from
the above leiluci d prices.
at
. f V, . iitn T v rifl ut thrt hnmn CI t I 1 -
her unclfi and aunt. Mr. ana Mrs
Prof, lit-nr'o T. Bible, furuw-rly
-TL. T.' I . T . -TU-
V- t T 1 It' ll. 4 .1 , - . f "till 1 'i AIKJX 1 1WU at Js-aW'e.aV
X. ii I nl'ana 1 1 U flitfr 1 0" TI tit II '.
vanl w .r.Ud overcoats reduced :,. ,..rintv. November 17. 1880. i ?.Sate '"a
All niLiat "o. cot or loss at . , 1,1 .1... ..,.1 1 1 i Pa.
... m-j j, roil Al veais. X ' 1 uiiiuiua u .
Haven
Haven,
to $9.0;).
Bohott's.
i
years,
I:itermnt
v:.id in this
in Pi
town.
L-sbvtrian
M. G. Brumbaugh, Superintend
ent public std'ools of Huntingdon Co.,
Huntingdon, l'a.
! Hoi acrt A. M.vrs of Thompson-j L M-al friemls of 'duciitiou will aid
towu has come to t .15 front as a nias-i l!H ia t'ne week's work.
Sub'ects for ."iscussion will bi op- j
VI. .ire Miller and John Derr fell rath.Ted out cf the J uno UooU Unit el;C by a number 01 Iho leading;
.or ....;.... v.- rivtr ni Mutim hist niUswhat remained of the Cuba : tfc.i(. hers of the count v. i
weok wheu the water was hih. It Iron Bridge and hauled it to his 1 Good music will le provided for
wne aeold dip. shop m 1 hompsooti .wu ani uiere jar auii noiinig wssious.
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I
Kiri'LlNTOWS GRAIN MAliKXT j
Wheat,
.'..ra old 8 to4' .
Oat V)
kje
uin erfreed 4.il
T.rroity eud 1 6
1 :x -d -- '
liiiT 20
Lie, I
.SLnr! ',J
Orouud Alura Sait.... . . .. 1
A n" erica alt I v
I'Uil-iliLLI UlA. MxKKtTS Novelilbt r
... 1
l i- . i . Av-f fWi'. r
r jr- . - ' - f " ?-'-. .-.a r-'V -1 .a . L
D' n't fail i;n lef any circuuislaiici s to see the above bargains. If yoti
in need of ch.thing it's the greitet m jn- y siving chance ever known.
S C II 0 T T ,
THE LEADING CLOTH I El?,
lmiDGK ST., M1FFL1NTOWN. PA.
Good overcoats for workingmeu.
"Well put togetuca. Sizes from 31 to
44. Prie. V4.00. To reduce stock
at kvihott a. 11.. .... L ..,.1. ;n lintrr iron Hrf I
. . 1 t .t . 1 o :
i 3 18.S!). lYnn-ylvania wheat 87c, J
1 Ce.ru 40 to 43c. Oats 27 to 23c. j
1 Live chickens 8 to 10c Turktys 11 1
i 12c a lb. Ducks 9 to 10c. Get-so tJ
1 T '
V.
f : 1 ''.ir,7"-' -v--; il Viy - - -
18G5, E STA IiLlSH E J ), 1HL SJ.
Special liicilation rJt o rIiiv li ublic
to tc. Eutter 15 to liac a 11.
14 to 16c- Poti:toes45 to 58c
CloVtrseed o to tlic a lb.
E
: ..S-..:l j: v.'-v5-V ll-SjS-. --I-ifv A-. .-:' - . 1
t.;:.
: straightened it an 1 shapcU it mio a
substantial bridge for Cot'olamus
creek iu Greenwood township.
Miss luua Parker of Washington,
D. C, and her cousiu Miss Hallie
Parker of Lewistown. were in town
a few davs hist weik. English Spavin Liniment removes
t...,,-'.i;(! I.,.n.t aU Hard, Soft, r Calounl Lumps
. nr. ... 1 t.i.i.K r. ri.nl-y t and Blemishes,
WU .11. Bllil "1. W 1 ' ' - J , .,1 . . I - .
I,....i..n of the weddin- S;,av!ii, Curl-.. Splints,
last Thursday evening.
Miss Jennie IjonsJorf of McCert
nulsburg, a school friend of Claudia
Simons wus pruseut at the wedding
last Thursday evening.
William Val'eatin and Ezra Fa
sick while prying a wheel off the
railia of the ferry flat at this place
last Frialav, fell iuto the river.
EVKNIMO IJiCTlKES.
Mf c lav. lU-v. A. R. Miller, Ib-v.
Philif Giaif.
Tue:.dny. Dr. N. C. ScbactTtr,
'Manv. l Trainincr."
Wedn- sdav. Prof. Ct nr,;, P. Bi
ble, Humcroiis and dramatic enter 1
tainmtut Music on tho Xylophone I
$50 aud C j-opuone.
Warrant! Thursday. Cob G. W. luin,
hirse'S, Blotxl
Sweeney,
Rinu' -Kmc, Stules, Sprains, ail nwoi
leii Throats, Coughs, Ac. Save $50
l- tlie usi if one K.tt
..."l ti, mosit wonderful blemish cure ' "Amoi g the Masses.
I riday. ir. lemon
"John and Jonathan."
Tickets for sale at M. P.
f. rd'n Driii? Stores Bridir-
1 Chambershurg : Rev. J. romeroy,
: jiastor of the Central Presbyterian
! church is confined to the house with
tn OurPopufzrBrsnd
mm
f
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RS-y
C4
Hon
ever known. Sob t by L. lanks .V
Co , Ih-uggista, MilUmtowu. Nor C
From the Franklin Repository,
Noursc,
There w ill le Vnion Thauksgivinj; 1 injuries receive! while calling upon
IOi 1 ouu f his members on 1- rnlay even
wili;,! He sterrcd throuirh a rx.rcli
ae.ja. II ' -
Hric in tbi K. cburch at
Rev. Philij (traif
preach the Thanksgiving sermon.
William Murray bad bis -.i,'ht eye
aeTerelv burned by the pow.h r llash
ing through the tube of his pun,
eaueed Vy a heavy charge of powder.
Hunt fine worsted suits at $7.30.
No matter wkat the goods are worth
or what tier cost. N matter wha'.
we lose. thev mast to reduce stick
at ticaett a
The Sf ister building and tle Old
Fallow IiaU have be n paintr.1 rwl.
The toe a eeems t. have a deeid.nl
pr..fr-ace for th good old red
Dutch eolor.
Be. Mr Wtllar d. who years ago
prea-bed for le Lutkerans in this
tjwa eipjct n move to Mexico, this
eoanly where his son. Dr. Willard,
practicu-i medieice.
Jeroiae N TWrar-on. Jr., left
Mondar to aoaurne the position of
Cahi.r of the First National Bank
of Mi.idleburg, which will commence
husiuras this week.
Mi see Emilr and Oertrud. Lett
of Harriaburg and Misi Nellie Lapp
of lT.-irriaburf. attended the wedding
of t laud a Sinu ns and Jw-eph Mo
Cauh y last Thursday.
Itch. Manure, and scratches on hu
man or animals cured in 30 minutes
bv W.K.lford's Sanibinr Lotion. This
never fails. S. ld br 1. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, MiflUntown. "T- 6-
Th nttenti.m of uersons who
deirot rurchs9 real estate fs di
rected tojthe advertisement of the sale
of real estate bv Daniel Burkholder
and Christian Y.sler. Etcutors and
Trtistoes of Christian Yoder
List of letters uncalled for ri-ni&in-
ing in the Post Office at MiflUntown
Pa. Week ending Nov. 2d
Craw
str et-
IVhji-s open at 6:4t. Leeturo begins
at 7.15. After the doors are open
tickets will be wild 1 nly at the Court
House.
W. E. At MAN,
Suprrinlendenl.
Delaware 1'fck.aps.
the tp of which had len rem -ved,
and injured his leg so badly that he
ruar be unabie t occupy hi pulpit
fir several weeka. vr Editor: Seeing s- manv eor-I
Unts from dilTerent iarls of
Tbe Jjooa-a .V irsta ra.ii iht re.ai , - -1 - ..,,
lavotTits route ln.-t vcfck vrsl '" " "
dav, or fear of Wing caught by tho i to represent our vicinity. Altnottgh j
tl ".ndin' fall ff tb titles W- j Senritw Tullius bad ben writing (
"Lr? .IT.Vttt and aeoofld piers of very ; mteret mg :t, ms from cur part j
the Patterson side of th river bridge, j ) w.Il take U Tlace unta i.is retu.n
Vfr tVe treaties were washed away ; XW J',url;e-V- 4
Ai.tr tie 1 r 11 . i.eiuii(,f,n!rrttare scarce.
an.tpu. s iio suore. j .00 :,
the trestle work na.i oe-ea urti , - Tf., rr -'
f:it-'man 111 ur ioui . f- - -
1 Hans in Tbernbur g of Chester Co.,
I. .. . i
j 13 ppenniug a lew u iii wiiu 1.1s un
cle. K. U. tiuaipLrry, uuring me
buntintr season.
member that the Sr.sTiti. am He-1 (V. W. S;. akman of Puilad. lpLia
rrBtJOAS is the largest nper publish- j j,nVl us a living visit hist we. k.
ed in Juniat. county, audin a i.mton . ash looks well, ny me sems kj
to all impertant Iersona! an.l relig-; agrto with lnm.
ious ami business an.l puimou news 1 iav:.l amjrmer sjk. ii: a it ua
nvc a well sel.-cted assortmeui 01 w,th his parents last week.
Fiterarr reading, almost tw ice as Hunliag seems to be an iuterestiag
much reading as any other par M Wt.ll as a profitable pursui this
r.nbiished in tbe count v. One dollar ; faij Messrs. Clayton E Rhodes and
r . m .l.
w nicu
the 'is-ien!rer V
at was
ma bv
ening on the large rope.
vin von are lookin-j around for;
local paicr for the home circle, re-
CodefjcztZ.
A Fine Quality of
.-C
aT '
ATA REAS0NASLE PRICE
Vr?H FOR hz&j
h4 rvir
i!
.fcfit CM
EACH
.ft?Z-J PLUQ
"W' Xf :r I
- ! ' j i ,5 A
i :f,- a - " - '- 1
'J o attend the Attractira f?ale ol ClotLing that foes
from
on
daily
THE IMMENSE STOCK
W.
OF
Jt
It will be
TO Tim ADVANTAGE OF ML
W ho have money to invent tw exaniitK' tli t
IU. VKHS
Ca ot (ioO'isl
fwf
t. ) w - '
t i'-r.'vi !
r 5
1FYCU ARE LOOKING FOH
AN EXTRA SWEET PIECE CF
dol
in advance. Those? w tio iiosire
Htrkla PrfAtcan secure it witu
Si stunh. and Rrif hijcax f r one
lar aud fifty cents m a.lvance.
The Huntingdon Journal of last
Fndav last atxut
L- On f ndav lasl
3 o'clock in th- afternoon, -Mrs. Peter
Lon"ore was fvund dead in the sitting-room
of her residence in Mount
Union. She had complained of a
severe tia'U in wrist for a few days
prior to her death, but otherwise was
., J 1 t.li SCVia -ad
the ; Hirrr Arnold, two of our enterpri
the ' ;Ucr h'nnters shot a coon one eiay hist
week. That's ri.'ht boys hunt- while
the season lasts. You may become
rich by it.
I will now close hoping to diear
from othr "noted writers." I am
J. S.
OBACCO
apparently in pood health. She was
en-'a n-d in knittinj? when she fell
1 XT 1 . .t Via.
QNTFAJL TO GIVE
I A i i a r in T ! ill!
w- . f rm 1 ririi-
f-.SiCYoun Dealer For It
OCMTTakENY 0THEf
JjO. EROStLouisville.K
Card er Thaufca.
If tie pmprior ef Keirp'a Balaam
abonld pnMih a erl ef tbanfca, conUin
log expreiuna of gratitude which come to
him dailf from ihoae who bare been cored )
of aerrre Ihroal ard Inep tronMea bv the
Tresapaas Notice.
All pron are he.rtiy eaulianed ot to
tre-aiaa on tho farm land an4 woodU.ii ot
- w " j JgBul Xeuralna Of the i of aerere taroai are raof irou. ie. 07 m the nt l-rirnea id i.irii lowbemp, ir
to toe noor - - ''i tae ' aM of Keinp'e Balaam, it woa!fl a fair Ihe yarro ot bau'inf, hnntmr. S-torg.
heart is supposed to have been me . n . .. pickiog berriea, tlirow.ng down lence-.c .t-
cause. She was a good wife and a ( a.aed bo k. Hew mnch bettor te i.rite all Tbe u. ,f ,ic.t tTMpm.
kind mother, and she loaves 10 survive , 10 cm - r- , lng t-e eniorcea.
...! an.l sll ClUl.iren. Iler ooioe iui j u
UUKiniu- .
rr a
teal for oilraelf lt ;
DaviilI i-bes.
remains were interred on Tu-lay. ' power. L.rgo botUe..60c .d $1.00.
. November 27, 1S90.
G60LLEY
Uneaaailad in Process!
GliliillSa
!lnni!rv!lfH in PflnifninrQ 1
U1IC
MJiX, UOYS AND CHILDREN
It ia truly marvelous to .Se
THE BKAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits ntid OvereoHta ut tLa Wonderfully Low Pric'-a.
ku't iVil
' l iccs leave all Coini tiloi in tie i wnr, so
!iirifii in
JuUJIICU til
SAVING DEVICES.
COLD MEDAL t
HAVE MOST LABOR
The SWEEPSTAKES
PARIS EXPOSITION
ttS1. COOLEY PROCESS.
This is the THIRD COLD MEDAL at Paris Expositions, being
EVERY EXPOSITION binco it was invented.
Awanlwl the COLD MEDAL t the CREAT LONDON SHOW.
Award-d tho COLD MEDAL and FOUR FIRST l'KE.MIL'MS at lia
State Fair, IViston, where tliere were over 200 ENTRIES.
Awarded GUAXD SWEEPSTAKES PPdZE at List Vt. Iairj-nien's Exliiliition.
EIGHTY of the Best Creameries and Dairies of the State in this contest.
FOURTEEN GQLQ 171EDAL8
liave lxx-a awardl since the open in r of Fairs a year ago.
THS BEST EH ITS OWN STATE,
THE DEST IN ITS OWf. COUNTRY,
THE DEST IN THE WORLD.
Complete Apparatus for Factories an'l ":iiric. I"!u.-.tri!i il i'rice Li l'r'-e.
VERMONT FARM MACHINE CC, I'Vcvvs Fall. Vt.
1
ie L1111 a t ail il in need of 1. 1. t 11 1 njjr
W. II A R I. M V
MIFFI INTOWN
IT IS A FACT V Kid. K.N'OV N 1 ii V I W K H K
xne
argesc
-a. .
.rt. f s a g e 1
OK-
1IAIJDWAKK IIN THE COUNTY
Iiardwre wns never l .w as now,
f ; i j i ! 1 T j 1
.tii.
fr.ct everything in the Hardware Lint itu hni:n
Quality
AN3
a3
rice
We don't il.ivr 0"":ili'y lo throw Iv.n- U 1V.C-.
In otb wr.l.. w d.t't a'ieht ntir -n!t -r 11-. 'n
ferior tritri:nii.- t u a j t you i i 1 r- ic ;ir
'poor goo". .V.iti tuit'tbe liee.1 C'o h:"g I' r
Toatlis, B01 a aui Children.
C. YA-TlilS fc
LE1H.EK BCILI1W,
SIXTH ANDHIKSTNTT
PITILADELPHl.i.
CO-
PFX n r, r ?,
.-vim
1 louse I'll I'll laulU J . h n
WALL 1MIEI., 3ILLIS, Ac.,
Arc riov Sold at liottom Irh-aj ly
FRANCISCUblTAHDWAKE & CO.
POULT BY PAYS
1 r..jir:y managed. TI.e PmLTar Btl
ti. (Ubliahed montb'y. tiiilv 1I11 atratrd
ilii? I -t.r rapei tT fann-r at.'l ta-rui-r
il au tiv-4 cent a a noiitli bri
.11 pii.'t p-.id Sei.d atarnp fdratu
Ami'oi J bio.'ry (ia, ii-'i
New York.
taii,.aar'a Mancard l.aaiars and s.. a:ti-
ii.plecoT.r. Jt'-Wb'i?..,-; - j
ftarl St. . -
Awlxni a. S. AllrHaB AbOS, for a. ta.
wmil'.uoiii"') UJIi ,)1 A1
"inawwrtiwgiw)iMiwiijiii lie n.jaCT
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