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srtTjNEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
wgpInAT, DEC. U. 1889.
TERMS.
MeHptioa, $1-60 per annum if paid
. irmc; u wi pan la htuu.
Tiwa edvertteeeaeau taeerted a 60
tacb for each Ineertloa.
I jja baaineee notice ta local col.
' o eita per line for each Insertion.
ptKiione will be made ta those desiring
einrtiMi by the year, half or qaarter
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SHORT LOCALS.
HjIiJT clothing at Harley's.
Holiday goods at EHpenachade's.
Item from East Fayette cam is
p lute fur tins week.
Limps from ISo to $1.00 at Fran
caius Hardware & Co.
Hun-hunt J. L. B.rton has sold
Davie's Hills to John 11. Telfer. ,
E.iin on Sunday morning put an
ml to work on the river bridge.
Fine Iiruuzo Lamps at
FEASniH ia HiRDKARK & Co.
children's overcoats, sizes from 4
t&3 rears, reduced to $ at Schott'a.
H-indsnmelv decorated Lumps at
Francis, rs Hari.ware Jk Co.
Kt-ml tho new ad of Sohott's sncri-IL-eaJiIo
in clothing in another column.
Services at the Licking Creek Lu
tHenininurcB ne rviDOatu arler-
B03Q-
Lawrence Wetzlerdied at Inn home
near Mexico last Saturday aged 74
years.
ro not fail to see the Hustler at
the Francisous Hardware Company
Store.
120 men's aud boy's cassimeru coats
all sizes To reduce stock at
Schott's.
150 men's caKxiniers, men's and
boy 'a vents, all sizes reduced to 65
ceutsat iSohott'a.
X spcciid tram will leave Port Roy
,1 at 6 o'clock in the evening for the
Teachers Institute.
A. Y. MeAffee was one of the first
nrAlrs to put in an appearance at
ijf.;ittite tin Muiiuay.
i'or bargain go to Schott'a. Pri
ced reduced. All new stock that must
be sold regardless of cost.
fjw is the time to aulmcribo for
the Sentintl and RK.rrBUCAX and the
fKilddtlphia H'etkly Prts.
Moses Stroup, of South Bend, In
diana i Ktj'r.irningarning his friends
it Uichtield, thin county.
lie v. Dr. Freeman, of Hnutin-idon
pr-aclie.l in the Westminster Pres
byterian church on Sabbath.
John S. Oravhill of thin town hajs
been appointed Stationary Clerk of
the L mrr House) of Congres.
J 'lin 11 Jamison of Favettc has
been iiiT" 'lilted Mercautilo Apprais-i
r iiy the. t-o.uiry Commiusiouers.
Dnvil 1'lL.i is at home from Phila
Jlp!n, wliers h was working at
the printing trade a numler of weeks.
Handoru melton, chinchilla, ker-
1 " ... wumi f
te Jj X. All must go, cost or loss at
Siftt's.
j
wort;n.Tm.n i
WeU put together. Sizes from 34 tj ,
44. rtiuCl.OO. To reduce stock '
atSchuv'.4 '
!
Ex County Commiiiiioner, David i
Partner, died at the Lomj of Will'
Laadis in Turbett township, on Mon-
.lay morning.
TV. C. rorueror, cashier of the
Port 11. .yal bank was .at Chambers-
bnr-attending the funeral of his
br ther iu Chambersbur"
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Rev. A. K. Miller, ach delivered
tdilrcss on Monday evening.
S um miscreant pinned a not ice on
Sfrs. Turbett's barn in Turbett
township i:n last Friday niffht, stat
is thst tho barn would soon
burnd.
Mi C irrie D irr h;u bj.n tc;h
school u umber 3, on account of a
Vr -re cold that has overtaken the
ib.ular teacher Miss Gertie Craw
ford. Alexander Woodward of Job us -towu
this county is down with a
broken h'g which wtis caused by a
fall while carrying corn in a sack to
a crih.
Itch, Mango, aud scratches on hu
man or animals cured iu 30 minutes
by Wix.lf.ird's Sanitary Lotion. This
never f:nls. Sld by L. Banks &. Co.,
Druj.'ji-.ts, Mifflintown. Nov. 6.
Ilev riiilip Graif will preach Sun
day morning on "Religious Pauper
win," aud in th evening to the P. O.
S. uf A., on "The Glorious Emblems
of our Republic."' Everyboly cor
dially invited.
Mr. Thud Zimmerman vt Ickes
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lur' lVrrv countv. had bis a six
teen months hour killenl on the 3rd
Hint Thev weighed resjectively
558 and 365. Total 1123, not count
";,' beart and liver.
IWt forget the sale of Real Es
, Ute hv Dtiniel Durkholder and Chris
"n Yoder. executors anl trustees of
Christian Z.kiW. The lands are in
Furuiauagli township. The sale will
take place on the 14th inst.
At a meeting of the congregation
of Westminster Presbyterian church,
J"1 fk, Col. William Dell, John
IWrick and R. F. Elliott were elct
d eklei. Jeremiah Lyons, T. V.
"na rc.i John GravbiU were re-
:H-te.l trustees.
Fn-elini tiohool hous in T
turbett
L. i n . V. . 1 1 . Wlna I
(IhV f..r Tl. in
he ceiUU;.t and when discoverel
ws beyond control. " A. Y. McAffee
t teiwlung theschooL The house)
i being rebuilt as rapidly as pjssi-
David Watts, who has been
l TyrouM the past three
T"rs is amoug hia friends
B'X IL is as zi.r!.-hw a ilrmiM'rat ns
l7'r:X wh,ueTf r th opportunity
aaor.U he is ready to lock horns with
a .. - . " . . a 1 :
""publican fnen.l on tne lanu
n
J- E. K
l 111 tim mi r.f tavetre ton u-
" , e is one of the oi l
j V- 1 generations of men.
and hia reoollection f;; .
in the long past is interesting to list-
A rumour was published in last
week ScrrnrsL to the effect that Rev
Spangler of Port Roval would be a
candidate f or Legislative honors next
Fall. Mr. Spangler, desires us to
say, that he never has been," is not
and never expects to be a candidate
for the Legislature or any other of
fice.
English Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses. Blood
Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweener
Ring-bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Swol
1 n Throats, Coughs, Ac. Save 50
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish curs
ever known. S.ld by L. Banks v.
Co , Druggists, Mifflintown. Nov C
List nf letters uncalled for remain
ing in th P. O., at .Mifflintown, Pa.,
week ending Dec. 7, 1889. persons
calling for letters in this list will
plense ask for advertised matter.
Le:ters : Miss Ida Trego, J. W.o;hirk
ii. A. Savior, Mrs Maggie Kauffnwn,
Mist Jane H. Ferguson, Mrs. Francis
B.tth-r, Mrs Catherine Diem, Harrv
Bo war.
James McCarxEv, P.M.
A company of railroad men called
i on their fellow railroad man Joset.h
McCuuley an.l his bride at the home
of the bride's parents n Cherrv
street, and tendered their congratu
lations to the newly married couple,
anil at the same time presented them
with a full assortment of tinware for
house-keepiug, not even forgetting a
couple of little tin rattles. George
Heudersou delivered the presenta
tion sjieech.
IVmiel Willow the owner of a farm
in Monroe township, was in towu
last week the first time in 22 rears.
He was serving his fellow citize'ns in
the capacity of a juror at the regular
DifeiubcrTirmof Court. He" had
never leen iu the Court 'House bo-
fore his aiiearance as a itiror. Hi
homo is alut 23 miles from this
town. He left home a foot about
20 minutes past 2 o'clock, A. M., and
arrived at the seat of Justice shortly
ner i o ciock the same morning,
Monday the 1st day of Court.
When you are looking around for
a local paper for the home circle, re
uiemler that the Sentinel and Re
Wbijca is the largest paper publish
ed in J uuiata musty, and in addition
t all important erNoniil and relig
ious and business and litical news
trives a well selected assortment ofj
'""i lewung, almost twice as
much reading as any other pajer
publishe.1 in the county. One dollar
in advance. Those who desire the
U'ttkly Prtss ran secure it with the
Skstimh. axi Hei tbuca!! for one dol
lar and fifty rents in advance.
Sjmo dvrs ao Mrs. Washington
Burc'ifielJ determines! to put out of
tlie way tome medicine iu a powder
cd state that had 1 1 nged to her
i father Gideon Haldemau, tleceased.
WI... .1 - .,
oho (ut'iucu ino ura place in iiie
cook stove the most convenient place
for their destruction. The fire had
cv4 wufc mm mm mftf urmFiuicw lu
dicated. Thither sho went with the
powders and dropped them in and
then went to an SAljoiuing rtK,m.
Sll HenrceU g..n to the other
''ar,,l0 ., ,. 10Use wheu a tremor in
building and a loud noise iu the
kitchen alarmed her. She hastened to
the kitchen ami t'ere to ber astonish
menr, found the room filled with
dust au 1 the tU-r strewn wlih ashes,
an, .,1 anj utensils on te stove
w7. u of the stovo d.sirs
"J1 offand the goodj Id cook stove j
j of 17 rs service with a ragged
inlgetl apjearanro all around.
I T ...1..T.. .. .1... ? : : i e
f 'uont- lutt iiieuii-nie was K"" tor
man or beast, ixmsiblv for both, but
was bad medicine for her cook stove.
From the Huntingdon Journal :
ler oi ine rural tiistricts. as sr.o was
walking up stret t with a lady friend.
1 he la-ly at oncejbegnn t untwist
the kn itted bair when she said,"
now fix them nica for I am lxund to
make a mash In-fore I g- home."
And the two pursued thir courso.
Al. Flfiniog tt th; shoot
ing mach across the rivron Thaaks
riyin D.iv, struck the '"bull's eve"
four times ho just placed four big,
fat turkeys in tho cojp in the even
ing and the little dock just stands
him about $1.40. One day
last week a man Vas arrested ami
fined $10 in Altnona for insulting a
young lady on the street. Some of
the same kind of work ought to b
done at this placo and iuaybo the
unprincipled "bloods" would learn
the lesson that "experience is the
best teacher." S. D. Bxs-
a . . il. . I li . li'
liore a Draicemnn in me A.ioona vara
was arresiea on iuesuay luoruiug
on tho charir cf Laving at divers
times, broken into ireight cars, an
from them extracted jroods valued
at $100. In defa ilt of bail be was
removed to the Hollidavsburg jail.
Seven dter were brought
to thia phu-e on Monday last from np
Broad Top.
Irwin Goorge, of Saville town
ship, has tho best record thus far
for ratid butcherinr. Last Tuestlay
beginning at sunup, he butchered for
Fred. Hammer, a neighbor, eleven
bogs nd was don with all the work
by"3 P. M. Some weeks
ago Mr. Harry G. Swartz, of Centre
townt-hip purchased three young Ne
braska horses an.l su-ceeded in brak
ing two of them to harness. In try
the third animal the horse
pitchod and reared up, fall ng. b:uli
caung A to bTeed at the
ved but a few hours after
on its liea. I.
nru ft li
' i. ..wi. 1 hinimai was ituutii
The animal was value 1
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j r s . iw rn-
ent year, lie now as - "
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n..t yet their tases to mm .0 re-
Ispud prompUy and settle them
i without further notice The r-rrt
xr. Tt .relirita-l as
ig a remarkal.Ie on. Arl ointed la.- t
A,,just be has turned into th- county
Ol Air. Xwrnueise., - -
1 - .Ir..iy Siyj.J.l in oisir
C- r 14.4-
"".-' . .i stia. t-.:d
an.l c-'uniy im"s . -
. r TonsriitKn asKert is oniv
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heisel ur v, nd saw Mrs. Clc.k and Thomas t-
tow nsh.p. apFH.inte.1 for the 3 - lbo9
has already settled and paid over them XQuthvr maa
to tho county treror he full TLlma8 witll
amountof h.sduplicaefartha- (n th
payers of his district who responded
f promptly. Mr. Bernheisel is cer
tainly to be congratulated upon his
re.JrL Bloomfield Advocate.
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Cairl PrcedlBic;s.
The December Urrm of Court con
tmued through all of last wetk.
ue nTer bri1Se q"tion was sent
back to the viewers for a re-eonsidera-tion
of damages.
R- F. Elliott was admitted to prac
tice law.
Levi Stroup in the divorce case
against bis wife was ordered to file a
bill of particulars.
Samuel Ramsey, John Beale, R. M.
Gray were appointed to review a
road in Concord narrows.
The grand jury recommended
new walks on the public grounds,
and paint on the cornices of the
Court House and the kalsminiag of
the walls and ceiling of the court
room. They also approved the site
of the new county bridge over Mo
hontoaga creek between Juniata and
Snyder county as fixed by viewers.
In the matter of the proposal to
borrow $3000, for the purpose of
building a public school house in
Port Royal remonstrances were pre
sent! and the question held Uv the
court for consideration.
Ia the estate i f R.dv-rt Harris de
ceased, Jacob Lauv;rwas appoiu'od
trusted to hold the money for the
One of widow and heirs.
The sale of real estata of Christian
Mdh-r, deceased, to Henry Hiwer. Jr.,
855 was confirmed.
John M. Rhea, was annointed
guaruiau oi Jiartna JI Kuea.
1 " -m r . .
oeorge S. Burner was almoin ted
guardian of the four minor children
of Adasu ShoDe. deceasud.
Johu Kohlcr was aunointed f.isr.
dian of the four minor children of
Mirry E. Kepu r, deceased.
A Mibixeu in divorce was irranted
An ua M. Anderson vs. George O. An-
uerson.
Matthias Stump, R. H. Patterson
and John Flmlee, were appointed
to view and lay damages for a road
thr -ugli lauds of Samu 1 Shearer
ami Saiah Goshorn in Lack Twp.
John Deitz was appointed road
supervisor in Monroe township to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the
death of George Kahler.
A titatio n was granted on David
Hetenck, ailministrator, of Jerome
He terick to file an additional aecount.
The purcbase of George W. Pann
abaker of real estate of William Car
baugh, deceased, for $300. was con
firmed.
The adultery and bastar.'y case of
A. K. Burd, was settltxi.
The fornication and bastardy case
of J. D. Watts, was settled.
The. assault and batterr case of
D. W. Allen, Jr., was settled.
The assault and- battery case of
John fvy, was settled.
Tha assault and battery casa of
Darwin Rhine. Verdict nt guilty
Defend nt t. pay half the costs,
aud half the costs to le paid by the
prowcutor, Charles Sherlock
The assault and battery case f
James Osier verdict not gu:lty
defendaut to pay costs.
The assault and buttery case of A.
R. Berryman two cas-s verdict
not guilty defendant to pay half of
com!, a-id proaeector Janies Coder,
t iv the other half of costs.
The assault and batterv case of
James J Yocum verdict guiltv
Fined five dollars and costs of prose
cution. The surety of the pace case of
Thomas J., Albei t L., ami Walter T.
Yocj:u. The court advised the bays
t better conduct in. the future and
delivered no urdcr as io costs.
The Arson case cf Nicholas Psrel.
s - lf accusal of burning the barn of
He-ider..n Forsha and Thomas Ar-
buvkl-, was sent to o..nuy jail to
await sentence at a later date. On
o . i i . . t t
oaiuruav ne was s'uieacea lo Uuaer-
go a term of ten years and six months
in the Western Penitentiary.
In tho civil ease of J. li Croo vs.
Dwelling II u.-i3 Insurance Company
of Bosttn, the court allowed a mo-
n for a now trial.
The hors.- trade cose of A. J. H.tss
vs. T. J. Mid lab, brought turfmen
from far a;:d nar to witness the
trial. T. J. Middah i.i tho m st not
ed turfman in the Juniata Valley.
Hb owned a horse that ho valued at
twelve hundred dollars that is said
to have trotted a mile in 2.19J. At
Port Roval on a muddv track th an
imal trotted a mile iu 2.27. II ass
lives at Johnstown iu the valley of
the Com nuiugh, and is an admirer
and owner of horses aud occasional
ly is a patron of the turf. He t.k
a fancy to Middah's horse. The
two men traded Hass gave five
horses for the trotter. Jeff's liver
was to trot a mile in 2.25, but Hass
could not get tho animal below a
three miuute trot and at that speed
the hors "went to pieces." The
failure on tho part of the horse to
tro towa j,, o.25,
induced Mass to
bring an action ngaiust Middah on
I the ground of unsoundness of Horse,
, i Defend ant alleged that if the horse
was uns-iund he became so after he Eat LiTiEBTr, Dec 6. Cattle Re-b.-cam
tho property of plaintiff. 1 Coipts, 120 bead shipments, 100 hf ad:
Verdict for Middah. prices fair Hogs Receipts, 4400
The grett suit of the week was ; nead ; shipments, 300 hoad ; market
that of William Cleck vs. Samuel j Tm ajj grades, $3.70 to$3.S0. Sheep
Thomas for damage $10,000 for ( ICjceipts, 800 head ; shipments
the estraugem-nt of the eflfectious of i nona ; markets steady and in good
his wife. Cleck and l nomas are
t 1.n.flinro inJllw T 1 1-ri 1 tft Kiaters.
and have forms adjoiiiing in Lost
Creek Valley about four miles from
the county" seat. It was charged
that Thomas and Mrs. Cleck wer
too fond of each other. Thst Thom
as frequently visited there during
the alienee of Cleck ; that he took
Mrs. Cleck on long drives. A hired
man testified that he rode with Mrs.
Cleck asd Mr. Thomas in a sprm
j wagon when Thomas had his arm on
her shoulder, and that he ay down
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in me varu tmo ercumj, . .
I TI..1 ..a trh.i niuisvil mtil tfce llOUSC.
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1 ., ,lt W ,,0 be saw
Thmas w,s
and Mrs. 0eck
j They
, , f - A hired
I tl? - - - Mr Thomlls
OI"u .1, in the
I I S1 1 I la-IB a la 4. PUb oa wr , --
in
. ,
Tnomas Spring nouse ms.iuu.s
with
xi.... 1-M..inr a-ainst
her. The
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1 . 1 . . f .... ... .ciju -.,1 rne
witnesses ol
. .. ... -. .n.l U iUn .mtnl into a window
plaintiff, and on the cnaracter ot the
two latter, they called witnesses who
testified to disbelief in their truth
fulness. One witness testified as to
the character of the woman w ho pro
fessed to have seen Thomas and Mrs.
Cleck in the spring house, that he
met the witness in the cow stable of
the Thomas barn and there sque z
ed her and felt her leg. The
defense produced witne.-ses to show
that the estrangement that drove
Cleck from Lis home and from Lis
family lay not in the conduct of
Thomas, but Lad their foundation in
the financial misfortunes that bank
rupted Cleck and crmpeiled Mr.i,
Cleck to secure the title of the farm
and all other property of their 's in
her name to uia what she Lad ol
tained from her father's estate. Ev
en then she was the loser by many
hundred dollars by Lis unfortunate
business operations. The promi
nence of the parties and their con
nections constantly kept a large aud
iem in the court room to hear tho
trial The Judge charged the jury
on Saturday morning, and the jury
w.-nt oat and remained till afttrn a n
when they returned with a verdict
for d feudwnt for $478.35. A mo
tion for a nw trial was made.
B F. Lincr.fi. Id, D. E. Bobison
and James M. Grouinger were ap
pointed to view a road in Milford
township from Port Roval to John
Wellers.
W. H. Patterson, David Swartz, Sr.,
were appointed to vacate a road in
Milford township.
Ii. L. Qaus vs. William H. McDoii
aid, owner, and Wilber F. McCahan,
contractor, to recover on a mechanic's
lien. Verdict fnr plaintiff, $12.01.
S. T. NoCulloch vs. Jacob Wise
haupt to recover on a horse sold to
jlcCulloch. Verdict fvr defendent.
M. H. Varnes vs. John Eas
nor, to recover for Juno flood
rails hauled from a driftjpilejwas con
tinned.
Court adjourned at 8 o'clock on
Saturday evening.
An argument court will be held on
the 17th inst
Card or Thank..
If tte proprietor of Kemp's Balmm
fthoi'M publish a card of tbanki, contaia
Dr rxprvnaiun ol gratitude which come to
him daily from those who bare breti rnrrd
oftevrre throat and lung tronblr br the
ol Keiop'a ISjluam, it won'.Q till a fair
zed bock. Bsw much better to invite all
to call en any druggist and get a tumble
botile that you my teat for yourself ita
pomer. Large Dot Ilea 60c and $1.00.
MA It HI EI) :
Elsesseb Liutzel. On Nov. 2Sth,
bv IXev. J. Laudis at East Salem,'
Johu Elsesser and Marv J. Leitzel'
both of this countv.
Moss. On November 22nd. David
Moss, aged 80 years. 11 months and
4 days.
Chossex. On Nov. 30th. father
Crosscn at his residence in BLu-k
Lag VaiW, aged about 90 vears.
MIFrLINTOWN MAHKKTS.
HirrLiaTowa.aior.il, iui9.
f attar ....
Trr::...
Ham
S houldar,'.
Sides, ....
Latrt
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. 10
sirrLIMOWK GBAIN MAKKKT.
Wliea 75
Cera old .... 33 to 40
Oata, ..
2H
6'J
$1.00
l.60
1 60
20 00
i
Cloeracd....
Timothy seed ,
Max t -d
liiau...... .
"P -.
Sborta
Ground Alum Sail.. ......
American Salt.... ........
PiULJLnUHIA Makkkts.-
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Dc.
1889. Wheat 80 to 90c a bu.
Corn
38 to 45c. Oats 27 to 30c. Poultry
Live was in moderate supply and
moved slowly at unohangea pvicm.
Dreasod Turkeys continued firm and
in gLod demand, but Chickens wora
in lair supply and comparatively quiut
Ducks and Got-se wt-re quiet and
steady. Wwqaot1 livj Chickens at
Ho. tl . "i tirk-ys 10c. ; d . Ducks
8 t i It'-. : d-..i -.-s., 9 to 10c. ; dr-s-sed
y...::i:f ' iic-k us, Vetern choice
llo. i rteli-.iul lots higher; h.
fair t g-ioil, S t 10c. : some far!:y
lia. c .iiinir a'l 1 Jorsoy tit "k cr. I
ing 4 uulations : dressed fowls 9 t-' 10
c, cheiily IOj. for prime ; exception
al lots higher ; dressed Turkeys,
choice, 13c. ; oxcoptionid fincy hts
higher ; do. do. prime. 12c. ; do. fair
to good. 9 to 11c. ; dressed Ducks
and Gae-se, 9 to lie, as to quality.
Lard G to 7c- Tallow 4 cents a lb.
Creamery butter, at 15 to 3"2c a lb ;
laddie packed 20 to 21 -ents a lb ;
Common hand worked 1G to 20c alb.
Fresh eggs 25 to 27c a doz. ; limed
ISc a d iz. Sugar at 6 to 7Jc a lb.
Apples at $1.25 t- $3.75 a barrel.
Potatoes at 45 to GOj a bu. Oaions
at 40 to 55c a bu. L ose hav at 70c
to $1.00 a hundred lbs. Cloveraead
5 to 61c a lb.
demand.
WeM 5221713 FALTi
WSJ aaVoUiJiay Aarvnta )oU lm :r
"rasasi fapTra) avni IWM.lm
tucti Sout- tttm coot m
rTastll
4
CSOeOTX S39 to $5CC
ffsBawstartakl Ibi tear awai !
Wrra T eaa ttmy. ir AKAJlTLatll UL
: tuA. Cabl arms rrrw.
Tresspass Notice.
AH persona are hereby eautiened not to
tresspass on tse frtn land and woodland ot
the underi;ned in Milto'd township, for
the purpose ol hauling, buntme. tiabins;,
pickins berries, ttirowinc down tenren, cut
tins: timber, The law againat treasps-
H g will be enlorced.
DaxielFisueb.
November 27, 1890.
S"a
YT A X T
Vj d
LBS ME X.
to canvass tor th sale of Nurstry Stock.
A tnl! line of leadinc special it Us. Salery
anil f-iir.ii ritd to successful men. No
; experH.nce neccessary. Wnre for t.rms,
.t.tin aie. I Mention this pap -r.l
I C. L. Bootbby.
w -
j Xnrserrman, Ea-t Park, RocheMcr, T,
Sep't ui, 1889, 3m.
rK.;i 11
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'aa.
$1,000
REWARD
,," acrrp ' I ta MUM M
, HUfMaa. ma6 ImK .urn. Urn
err:
" o. liaeal intaUKa at luHk.
Im with
Til im
Wo'ffsAGMEBIacking
WATERPROOF, SOFT,
MID DURABLE.
ia l"L'r;i;yT POLISH m a
A Tm-.tmh ltfi a Vm-rt. for wm, nd
a Week fccMlfculi Hum Leather
Paar .Slaacha wMhoot nooning
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, phiudelphii.
MASON & HAMLIN.
OBCASf AID PIANO CO.,
BOSTON, SEW TOKK, CHICAGO.
SEW
MODEL
( Contain a fi re octave,
Nine Stop Ac-ion. lurn
I lhei in a large and
I hannanme caae of anlid
ORG 491. j b:rk walnut. Price, $S9
( caah ; alao aolil on the
STY IE I Kay Hire Svatem at
1 12.87 per q a a r ts r ,
3244. 1 lor tea quarters.
I when organ becomes
I property ot person hiring.
MA WO." ( The Manon Jl Hamlin
Stringer," invented and
Jl ' patented by waaou a.
Hamlin pianoa exclu
II 4 M LIS aively. RemarKable re
flnement ot tone and
PI A SI OS.- phenomenal capaeity to
I aland in tune characterize
. I theae inatruiuenta.
POPFLA RSTYa.ES.ORG 4 S AT
U-2-X. H34.50. 0, T,9.
AS D Vf.
Organ nu t 'teaot to 14 Jot Cath, Katy
Payment! and RtnUd. Catalogue Free
November 13, 18K9. 13t.
fOHETHISC ICH under the sun
wbicb King Solomon never beard of a
CLOT a KS LIKE that requires Jto Clotuks
Puts. Every house-keeper, laundress and
store-keeper wants it. Sample sent by
mall, feet lor 2V-ta., 12 feet tor 5(Vts.
Ftr Cta JILNT WASTED for tki
County. AdUreaa ifORTOV R BOND :
CO., kUnularturer. Kg .u ta, Puiiideipiua
Ta., (Lock Box 83o.)
POTATO BUG
rXTEHHINATOR.
l!iiiate ot.ly practical
mrf-tunofordnlinf: Pleater,
I'ans Orecn, Ac. upon po
tato Tinea f dr'iirroy the
beetle. Send for lUoaumled
L irrular.
Aamurl f. Ilewley.
lelia. Delaware Co.. l'a.
Sole Acnt fur I'nitfd MMrt
arepti.Y.and Kew Kng-
MWlt your dealer does
tlu and 1 will ehip one to
fcxpsnaea prepaid.
Bet keep them.
rouzexuraaac
HI
fPfT0 cm Blacking
tmS. r
and
OS.
Bpn't you forget it,
has n ovtd his hie SlcieJwilL the I ullebt btock in the County,
Into tiic McCrii!:. sii!(iiiir.
ft
fu
Q, 11 a I i t v
rice
YT don't stsrre Qnality to t'ifi a hne to Pric..
In othet words, we don'i a'iicht o.ir work or oe in
ferww trimmina'a to ten:pt yi.n i i't a low p. is- tor
poor tood. N'on but the Bc-t C'o-h;i t- r Men,
Youth. Bovs and Children.
C. YATFS fc
LEDGtE nriLDIR,
SIXTH ANI) CH tSTN I T
PHILADELPHIA
Loch K. Arsisaua. K. M. M. fiassu..
ATBIIMtl Jt PE5I9IEEL,
ATTORN EYS- AT - LAW,
M1KPXINTOWN, PA.
11 Collecting and Cosreyaacing prompt
ly attended to.
Orrna On Mais street, is place ef reai
denceof Lenie K. Atkinson, Kaq., south of
Bridge street. JOct 26, 18-6.
WILBERFORCG fCIIWETER,
ATTOENEY - AT - LAW,
Mir FLIJfTOWN. PA.
Offlc ne Bridge a tree t, opposite
Conrt Boaae.
Joaa KcLiTOiua. Joaara W. Ptimhbl
MCLttGllLI. Jl RTIHNEL,
INSDEAKCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYAL, JVSIMTA CO.. PA.
Only reliable Companiea repreaented.
Jan. 1, 1889-ly
na n cAwrr.D. m. Diiwia caawroBD,
JJR. D. M. CRAWKUKD A SON.
have formed a partnership for the practice
ot Medirtne and their collatteral branches.
Ottice at v'd atand. corner ot Third and Or
ane atreetN, V fflintown. Pa. One or both
ol iheru ih be found at tbeir ottice at all
timer, unlea otherwise prolesiocally en-
gxged. A alaie mill be led at the store of
Wr. Howard kirk in Patt-ron tor calls, and
will be examined at 10 A. St., and 3 P. at.,
ot each day.
April IM. 1 HH0.
W"- .T afc- --aar-. TW
OUR C.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFLIVTOW.1, PA.
wrra
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSKPH ROTH ROCK, Prttidtnt.
T. VAN'lRWIN, Carter.
BIBECTOBS.
I W. C. Pomeroy, Joseph Rothrock,
John llertrler, Philip M. Kepner,
, Roh-rt H. Parker, Lonis K. Atkinson,
T. V Irwin.
I STOCKHOLDKBS:
Philip M. Kepner, Annie V. Shelley,
Joseph Rothrock, Jane 11. Irwin,
t L. E. A'kinson, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin,
' Mary Knrta, Jerome N. Thompson, Jr
' John Hertxier. T. V. Irwin,
j barlotteSnyder, Jo.iah L. Harton,
John M. BUir, Robert H. Patterson.
F. M. M. P.uuell.
Three and Four per cent, interest will be
paid on certificates oi depoaite.
1 jan 2?, 1889 tf
vM ''
CO -
STS
tt"" our c.r-- ; :s .... -r , :CE3
MERCHANDISE MURDER !
Mens, Boys' and Children clothing, overcoats, fi ie shirta. hats and caps,
furnishing goods, at reduced prices AT SCHOTT S.
THE GREATEST SACRIFICE SALE ON RECORD.
b,,hr?-Uo?M October w,
bought $o,000 worth mors Clothing and Furnishing GooJs for November.
ine weather in October was favorable to the Clothing trad?, but there is
every reason to believe that November will be a mild month. Now we find
ourselves loaded to the muzzle with a full stock of clothing and furnishing
t n Tu nS,?,,-?",eIv,'9 is to cut down Pric"- our customers
ill reap the HAR EST ot BEST BARGAINS ever known. We marked
bntSw" The goods ar. not
BEAD THESE GENUINE BEOUGTJONS :
Men s suits marked down to $ 3.50 Mens suits marked down to 7 50
Men's ssita marked down to 4.00 Men s suits marked down to 10.00
Men s suits wark.d down to 5.00 Men a suits marksd down to la 00
Men's suits marked down to 5.75!
1
These suits are cat in sack and frock styles and com in light medinaa
and dark cassimeres. Scotch. Chevoita, Worsted, and Corkscrews' ins pert
ed and domestic.
Men's overcoats marked down to
J.oO. I
Men's overcoats marked down to1
00.
Men's overcoats marked down to
Sfi.oU. j
Many of these overcoita being mada of light and medium weight.
Corkscrews, Cassimcrs, Meltons, etc.
Children's suits marked down to'Boys' long pants suit marked dewn
l ;jU- !
Children's suits marked down to
Children's suits marked down to
-dU- I
Children's suits marked down to
3.50. j
Children's suits marked down to
$3 75- i
These suits are no old set np goods, haviag been received by us ten
days ago. But go they must.
Children's overcoats marked down to Boys' overcoats marked down to
20- j $.,r)0
Children's overcoats marked down to Bovs' overcoats marked down to
S2.40. 300.
Children's overcoats marked down to'Boys' overcoats marked down
All the best and latest styles are inclu led in this offer. Every moth
tr who has a boy to clotho should avail herself of tu.s uneioocted offer.
Men's pantaloons marked down to
10a !
Men's pantaloons marked down to
$1 50.
Don't fail
aro in need of clothing it's the greatest
S C II 0 T T ,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
,-j3R1DGE ST.. MIFFLINTOWN. PA.
18G5, ESTABLISHED, 189.
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing that fes M d.iljr
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARLEY.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who h.ivo money to invest to examine th Stock t( Goods for
MEN, I30XS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Lew l'ricee.
Hi prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
I). W. HARLEY
MIKFl-Is'TOAVISr FA.
- . . ; j' .! j. '. r ' . m i.. uia-.e ;
IT 13 A FACT VYKLL KNOWN THAT X E HAVE
The Largest Stock
II A RD WARE UN THE COUINTY
Iuilding Ilanlware vva. never ho low an now,
S4II.X, I.OC KS, III.K.tH AC, ( tJllltT, I'LlSTKR,
in fact everything in the Hardware Line including House Furnishing Ocods
WALL PAPER, OLIIVDS, ifce.,
Arc IVow Sold at Bottom Price by
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO.
POULTRY PATS
it properly tnanaped. The Portrav Bri.
iini unt.lished monthly, finely illnittrared
is the best paper for faucH-r and farmer
is the heat paper for taucK-r ani larmer.
Le. thaa Hr, centa a month brir.a it
on post paid Send atsmp for san: pie ei.py.
Ad.lxaa rtmUru Bulltttu', Pstl r t.
j New York
Men s i overcoats marked down
$10.00.
Men's overcoats marked dewn W
$12 00.
to $2.87.
Boys' long'pants suit marked down
I to f 3.50.
Boys' long pants snit marked down
to $4.00.
Boys' lcDg pants suit marked down
te 45.23.
Boys' long pants suits marked dewn
to (U0.
j f 3 50.
Men's pantaloons marked down to
J3.00.
A great variety to elect from at
the above reduced prices
money saving chance ever known.
: fstaiylTatla Arrtraltursl Tcrks, 7:r"r. r.
im.' Ttki.ii .34 .... . r t
B I r - J Itrrtti...... .
tf-- L ."
' n?Jk'ktr-T'i
1 irffr j
w'i'?f'-? .lyUri,i.
sr.m ittj
town last week among f 1.00.
rctuns thanks te the lax-