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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 25, 1H89.
TERMS.
Subscription, flj0 pr uana if paid
to advance ; --W If not paid in ad ranee.
Transient advertisement tnasrtad mX 60
geota p l"1 for each inanition.
Troint busineaa notice in local eol
amn. 10 cent per lino tor each inaertloa.
Deductions will be mad to those dnairing
to adrartiiw by tbe Taw, half or qnartrr
Tear.
SHORT LOC.1LS.
La.t Saturday u the bhortest
Jay of the year.
A heading luachine will be put up
in M.i'-ed.'ii:i gP-
Win. Hawk's big hog in this town,
Weighed 4'W ix.im.l-i.
J.ilm K.tfp'a hig hog in this town
a,e'-'i d i'Mi pound.
Lam" fr t:i Is'- t- $1.00 at Fran
cM'Un Hardware V Co.
Ol. m l Shower's big hog iu this
t,.u weighed 410 pound.
, .Senator J .hud. Patterson will pass
i the holiday ;it li..rue, here.
r' Manv U"i- i" Can1"' Valley, Huut-iu-
l.ti i- uu!y haw distemper.
Fivd.-rick F..pe ushinlii'i big hug
iu this town weighed 4-7 tiouuls
Fine Iiroiize Lamps at
KlUM'Wt S H.UtlWlKE Co.
Henry Watt, who baa lvn lirin
m V irginia for Un yaara ia Ti.iting
at the home of Lia father, Joseph
Watts in this place.
The friend of foundervnian John
I .odgers of Johnstown, re -ret that
h w housed with a sore foot causal
by a sharp ax falling on it
Matthew Allison, son of the editor
of the Herald has been housed for
eotne time with a severe attack of
cold, bnt he is getting better.
Rev. Mr. Dillon, pastor elect e.f
the Westminster Presbvterian con
gregation has not accepted the calL
It will ! necessary to call another
The U B. Church at East Solera
after having undergone a course of
r 1'Ca.ii IU1S HefltHaan traa
opened Lu.t SabUth with appropriat
E. A. Smith, of B.mkertown, this
county, slaughter-. L. 2 hogs hist week,
lo-J cioiithn M. lU-ectivelv thcv
weighed 431 and 407 pounds. Who
can lx-at that.
Miis B. s.i Penned, a ftta lnt in
D etiwon Semiuarv at Willi itnport
is spei ,d.ng her Christina, bolidiys
at i h home of Ler father Jom -id,
P. nnell in Patterson.
Itch, Man-re. and scntt.-r. l...
i "an r animals cured in 30 minutes
I by ,oolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
re-
e
never fiilLs. Sold bv f. n.,.t- - f
Druggists, Jlilllinto'wn. Nov. C. '
The funeral of Oliver i..f.,e
Handsome, v dented L.'i tups at J ,,k prVw res den'
....... ,, , lautrson avenue HiiSintown ou the
Joseph Iriu.b has wo id a house alternoou of the 19th inst Inter
inJ lot in l'atterson to J. N. Keller. mtnt iu Presbyterian gravevard.
Children's overcoats, siz.- from 4 Snvcr il nil,. . . .
to 1, y ears, reduced to , :U Schotf. eu'efc Viden
Mrs. lr:.if, wif.. of Ilev. I'hihp ; broker Miuick of New.Hrt Minick
Griif. is rapidly improving ui health, i heard them, iio drew a revolver and
1 the new ad of Schott's sucri- j fired two shuts which caused the
ficesrue in clothing iu another column. thieves to leave the premises in a
Mi- WiKnn of Birmingham is vis- ! U1,rr.,'-
itifs M" Nellie North in I'attersoD. Isiuic Barton's,
Is.i;ic Allen, a citizen
street is low with
Third
tit m.
U ii.. t full to see the Hustler at
tlif Fnuu-is.uis Hardware Company
Store.
Ct rresm!n Atkinson is at his
hoi:ie u this place, HpecdiQi lie hol
idays. 1J0 men's tiinl boy's cassiruere coats
all si s To retluce stin-k at
Sfln.tt's.
J. n:it him KauiTnian's bij ht in
V;dk..r township, weighed 415
pounds.
Miss Anuie 11. Schweicr visited
frt'iu Is in BclIfout, Centre Co., Pu.,
L"vst Week.
Tue M tHin Social -Cluh m-t at
Miss Su!.:e Murmy's on last Thurs
day evening
Win. Puvis a typo employed in
Fliilndt 1 hin is visiting his mother
in this .luce.
white tai.lv .
hviug on t'x'.ibition in the Banks drug store
cousump-! Kihed a large rat that was placed in
j the cage with it hiht S.;tnr.lxv moru-
ni'7. I he rat made a light for its
life, but it was no match for the
wensle.
wetK Iter. 31. I'.Dorle, of Huntinf;
d.jn was relieved of a minnie bsu."
which he had carried just below th1
left knee ciro kiuw th lo e t. . e
8 Ilun. October 97 ic. a
f.
mai.ung in tho P. O at A'iffl V
P n-. i. . . '. --ifHiDtown.
oi.-ealLnsr for letter, inthit
er 8 linn. Octrdier 07 i r . .
i WH
Lstof letters nnc.l!.l
Pa
I'erK
"111 Die.- utlr j . - -
letter - V , "" matter,
iuers : Miss Mtry Burd ,o.
M. Sadie Kwfi&nsn. Mu,-" Jennie
R,b.son, C. C. She.l l.nbersrer "iota
frel Alio?"1 n?l'?LT Mr Wk,
rred Allobaajrh. Miss E1H Arm
oon nanier.
Jes McCArxer, P. M.
the
the
lol-
The Presbyterian Sabbath School
of this place will hold their
Christmas entertainment on Tius
day evening the 24th inst. Lutheran
aotl Methodist Sabbath S.hools on
I the same eveniug tho night before
Chrstmas.
j Dtctors L'luien and W. If. Bans,
mpu'attd the secon 1 fic-er of John
Hh-, Hold right hand on hist l'ji.l ly.
1 be tiug.-r had been cr ihet by b-f .
ing c::ught in the cog wheels of the
il -rrick at the river bridge about six
weeks ago.
nen you are .ooking ar.un.l for
a local paper for the home circle, re
member that the .Sen-tin,.!, and Rr
n-BUCM is the largest ,aper publih-t-I
in Jun.aticx.ui.ty. an din a.lditi..n
b ad iwiortant personal and relig
ions and business and political news
srivcs weUselecte.1 assortment of
hterry reading, almost twice as
much reading as any other j-aper
published in the countv. One dollar
!.. ihtse who desire
MteAry Preu can secure it with
SE.vru.fx axu llErrsucje, for one
Iar ami fiftv cent- in .i
- nu.auuc
Alx.ut 2 oVl.H-k on Mra.Iar morn
ing n fire biofc ont in the Star
c!o:!i:nsr "'ore Le,,t by a i,in named
IUelM I I at five joints in Letiistown.
The storo was located on a point
jom-d by dwrelliog houKPs. Seven
dwelling houses were destroved be
fore the fire was gottnn under cpn
trol. At one time it was believed
t! efire 'epu tment of Lewistown
coul l not master tba odH igratiou
a id .i :e-a c!i nan sent for the
suanerof ihs place, which was
promptly sei.t about f ur o'clock in
the morr.iug, but fortunately the
lire wns subdued Itefore our people
reached the sceue ef conusration.
Harry Patiers-jn and Fred Es
pniK. ha.lr! were in the O. A. Ii. Hall
on Friday, putting things in erdr r
for an t-ntertaiumeut. Th y found
a pow.h r keg that contained a quanti
ty of the explosive material i.i it. The v
poured a long train of it on tho stage
or t latform and then fired it. This
was admirably fun. They did it sev
eral timea. Then they changed the
fun mid jioured the powder into table
drawer. The powder rau out oa the
paper and into the fire. The re
suit was a terrific explosion of the
1. . .. 11 T
loiici ou i ne paper, an. I u; aionjr
l tie stream of
the train in that place one dir Us
eek. The train palled oat of the
t-tadon and he did not recognize the
pbwer- Ha tnrnedtff one of the dr
pot men and inquired how fr he had
to go to Johnstown, he thinking he
had got off at tbe wrong statio-j. A
man saiJ : "You are a stranger hrf.
or bav been in Johnstown lf ir.
thefl iod. It's quite changed tow."
Etome fainte 1 away and when h
came to immedia'elT fctirle 1 in search
ol Us familv. bat thev ereini.',.i,.
ly swept away. Nobody knew av
thiog.ahcat them. He searched
about for several davs and then
bj-ted la-k to Germany, broken
hearted.
SEW DKfG STORE.
M.
P. Ckawfoed. Pharmacist
has opcnetl a new drug store iu Mi-
nmtown and has in stock a full line
or ail goods kept in a first class
drug sUre. Pkescbiftioxs acci-r.4tp-
lt conwrxiED. Purity of ingredi
ents guaranteed. The patronage of
the publicis respoctiuily so.i-iteL
Democrat and Ilegister building,
oprxsite Odd Fellows' Hall, Bridge
street. $f
rlUKEBIacSang
taatbrr Ure Sal
L B.tnks Wilson of Crestou. Ij vi.
wiil conduct his thirty-eighth hcrse
s!e at the Jacobs House, in this
place, at 1 o'clock sharp in the after
noon, on
Sattrdat, Decexber 28tb, 1HSS.
This lot will embrace single u 1
double driving horses, coJts ua.l
heavy draught horses. Terms : S x
ty days on note ; 1 per cent, off or
ca-h.
Tribute of Respect.
The last span of the riwr bridg?
was swung last Thursday. It is the
first bridge across the river since the
June flood, excepting railroad
bridges. At one time it looked as if
Tennis of Thomnsontown would
F.:ii IIr:iiug h:n b i!it t'aj have his bridge reat'.v first for trnvel
r t ... -vt I
.1 .:t. il."U UlfllJ UU. .&U1U
Miss.
Street f. r
l."0 lueu
cassimers, men's antl
tlIington Smith, Lube Davis, W.
If. Ki.nnso J W V..l'..l,on v: .i
i ... ...v . ..i.i.ii, Ul.ui .11.
lAn....l...l T T - - r
hoy's vests, all sizes reduced bjt-W. Htaiphley, J. T. Ailinau, r. W.
rj. -. -t S.-1 . ;', , j Fink, Joseph Gray, represented Jun
iata )untv in the Pennsylvania State
tttarge that recently met at
burg.
The late Teachers' Institute pass
ed a tribute of respect to the mem
ory of Eugene S. McAfee, deceased
as follows :
Death has once more been in our
midst and stricken from the ivil of
teachers, Eugene S. McAfee.
He was called away in the prime
of manhood in the midst of a suc
cessful career of professional promi
nence. Therefore, be it resolved as tca.-h-ers
of Juniata"county we mourn the
irreparable loss of a teacher of mark
ed ability, whoso quiet gerdlo in
fluence will be missed in our circle,
aud while acknowledging the wis
dom of our Meaverlv Father, feel
is
lav
iWder that nourcd i om " our "Overly jratuor, fee
down from the drawtr. The ro-.v- . . 8un ,s auwu t i
. ..r :i ll, .!,.. :.. . , li
drove in,,,,,.., , " .!.!'' 1 1 Rtxoived, That in this decrc-e
i - -. . uaav.a t.u; r-p 111 i , ..
Harry's arms, and up under his t n1J command, "Bo ye f.lso
chin, au.l over his face, b.in,in all ! , y iu "ch a lu'Ur US -'e
tho hair off evebmws an.l erelids, k uo ' ' h S'n t,f m.an ",?rtL-'
Htul off his head where not protected ! "ope, 11,'t ,we ncertly sym-
s fill. ile.uas fiiWitfiil v'f : . " I 11,1
- r ' l.ll.i ... 1... a. . . . 1... 1 I . I i-
. 1 j "--i. wuu IS not UHWl UUI I501lt-Deli V(
we
re.
meanwhile commending them to bow
in humble submission to the will of
Will v.
BEATS the World, ft Is tt-e lest
HARNESS DRESSING
Th BEST or Men's Toota
" Ladies
" Children's "
OFT CMS and VBS te LmiDm
w wmA W
.ana wit a Mk-
to iin mi thow4
- MaWMB ImtHaT -
WOLFF A SAKDOtPH. phiudelpnu.
lucia K. Arcmaon. . M. . Ptmu.
ATTORN E YS - AT - LAW,
IFFLINTOWN, PA.
u.-Col looting and ConTevaacing prompt
1 attended to.
trrtra On Main street, ia place of isi
leurtt ol Luuta K. Atkinson, Kq., aonth ol
rirt re arrt. f w-t 26, 1 88.
WILBERt'OKrC SCIIHEIER,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
ItlrFLIVTOWN. P V.
nTOffirf on Bridge afreet, opposite
Cmirt llttUNtt.
.'.n Vcl .rosin. Jnmtm W. Brtaurt
IC LI (;il. (.STIMMEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
POHT ROYJl.. JUSIATA CO., Pjt.
V-J' nly rliIe Companies represented.
Ji. 1. lt-lv
VV A T K DtV " ,
Steck. All .1 Vmri .!... Klasl L-g.
Pernisneoi, pVa.jui-. profitable, p-ite.ns
forthoriglitn.1.. Cio.i slericv aid ex-penM-a
paid .e.kl- l.iirr-l ti.du. etnents
to tM-citin--r Nm pn-vi.-uo rzpr.rion-e noc
esaarr. Ou til Tree. Wriia lor iu,
aire
Cbables U. Cm, 3 urserynian, Kcies-
te-. N. T.
Mention thia piper. Dec. IS-'Sa, 3m.
i a.o m om.D, t.a. DAaw.M cioriotD,
JR. D. M. CRAWFORD . SON.
l.av formed a part Beret) ip for tbe practice
oi Vfdiciiie atKt tbnir collatteral brancbea.
t'ttice ai old tpd, corn. r ot Third and Or
autre rtreeti., M tHiulown. Fa. One or both
ol them oil i be tound at their ottice at all
titm-n, unlers otherwise proteMiioCally en-
eei. a :ate will he leit at tbe store of
Mr. Howard Kirk in Patterson lor calls, sod
ill be rxsmined at 10 A. St., and 8 P. II.,
ol each day.
Apiil 1st, lB'Al.
MASON & IIAMLIX.
orkas ao pi.4xo co.,
boston, new vork. Chicago.
1SEW f Canlaina a Hve octare,
INinfl Stop Action, lurn-i-I.el
in a Urpe and
hundMome cm oi Mohd
ORG4X. j tiU. k wxlriit. Ti.-e,$'l!l
rsKtt ; M'so h.IiI on tht
ST11E I K-y Hire nli.u hi
I e:2.37 er q u a r te r ,
2244. I lor leu i u r I r i .
tA n-n li04iiii n
( i roperty ol rt-on I iiii.g.
M.lOT f The.Uaaon it II milin
I-'S'rii ?er," inventeil trd
."lenied by i!.i'n At
Haiulin iiiaiiot i-xclu-
stvely. Ri-markab'e re
fioeuint ot tone and
' j nii'iiiinal eaeMeity to
I KUtid in tniie clinr-ictfrizii
'jllff II t: llmelilH.
roiM'L4iis-ri'i.i:sonc' lis t
U ll, a-J-2.AU. kUO, ?, U.
A.N D IT.
MERCHANDISE MURDER !
Mens, Boys' and ChUdrens clothing, overcoits. fiue shirts, hat- ai,.l cao,
furnishing goods, at reduced prices AT SCIIOTT S.
THE GREATEST SACRIFICE 'jSKLK OX. KECUKD.
k ?fc"5by,the mormons trade during the m-.nth of O. tobw e
bought $5,000 worth mora Clothing and Furnishing Goods f : XcvtB.ir
lhe weather in October was favorable to the Clothing trade, but th..r- i.
every reason to believe that November will be a mild month. Xow we f.ud
ourlvesloaded to the muzzle with a full stock of clothing aud furr,.l.iBg
goo,l. To unload ourselves is to cut down the prices, and onv customer,
will reap the HAR EST ol BEST BARGAINS ever known. V. markoj
down evary article to a price that you will wonder at The goods a r not
shop-worn bnt all new and bright.
BEAD THESE GENUINE BEOUGTIONS :
Men's suits marked down to
Men's suits marked down to
Men's suits marked down to
Men's suits marked down to
f? 3.50, Men's suits marked down to 7
4.00, Men's suits mailed down to ly OJ
5.00 Men's suits marked down tj I J 0 5
5.751
These .nits are cut in sack and frock styles and come in licbt mrJ t aa.
and dark caasimeres, Scotch. Chevoits. Worsteds, and Corkscrews i. t vit
ed and domestic
Men's overcoats
$3.50.
Men's overcoats
$5.00.
Men's overcoats
$7.50.
marked down
marked
marked
down
down
to Men's overcoats
I $10.00.
! . .
j Men s overcoats
to $12.00.
marked Juu
maiked ilcu u
Many of these overcoats being made of light and medium
Corkscrews, Cassimers, Meltons, etc.
II OIL I .-V
PI AXOS
BEN! FOB OUB CATaLOGUEuo tRICtS
ENGINE WCriKS,
INDIANAPOLIS, IN D.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
OF HIFFLI.1TOW3I, PA.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSKPH ROTHROCK. Pre,,Jtt.
T. VAN IRWIN, Ca,htT.
i Children's
$150.
Children's
$2 00.
Children's
2.50.
Children's
$3.50.
Children's
$3.75.
suits marked down
suits marked down
suits marked down
suits marked down
suits marked down
to Boys' long pants suit markc.l
j to $2.87.
to Boys' long'pants suit mar'., i
to $3.50.
to Boys' long pants snit murke 1
to $4.00.
to Boys' long pants suit marked
I to $5.25.
to Boys' long pant 3 suits marked
' to $(1.00.
Orjuiit aid 'luxui nulit
Paymeu-t and tinted.
NoveiuU.-r 18, lSri, I3t.
I
i
jur Cnh, Ku y j
VatalOftuet tree I
KIBICTOBS.
W. C. Ponieroy,
John HerTrl:r.
R -twrt K. l'ark. r,
T. V. Irwiu.
Joeph Rothrock,
Philip M. Kepner,
Louis E. Atkinson,
These suits are no old set up goo Is, having been received bv u.
days ago. But go they must.
Children's overcoats marked down to Bovs' overcoats maiked don
j Children's overcoats maiked down to Bovs' overcoats marked do-M
j '-i-- ! $3.00.
I'll...'. . . I
wunuieu s overcoats marked down to'Boys overcoats marked do :
3-. I $3 50.
AH the beet and latest styles are incln.le.l in l.iu.fT..e
j tr who hss a boy to clothe should avail herself of this unex:
Kverr
t. .1
ui.iin Aif.-nt.vou ht.. tin ir
..ruou. ti Jjilin and prullia
, J.iuie- Sliurroa astudont of Prince
vlton coil, jh is spending his Tication
't at Mi-Alistrville.
IVuih r we In i'c you are having a
merry C u-i.-t:u.is aad wo wLsli you
happy new y-a".
X wi'i S'l' tvlT -i atudent in the Jun
ior c!a- i f Stite College is at his
home in I'.it tt rson.
The riv-r bridge was opened t-- i
fixit travel on Saturday Wagons
frosstilon Sunday.
Rev. Ii'll of Philadelphia preach
euirith Westminster Presbyterian
ehurch on Sabbath.
J. S Oruvbill of Washington, D.
C, ia hj.ending the holidays with his ' at that time.
lamiiy in this place.
Irenrgo Parker and James Math
re, stii h tits at Princeton are horns
for Il'iliday vacation.
Miss KutH Thoni'is of Philadelphia
is v:iting Uie home of her broth
er Jacob of this place).
The armnal M isonic banquet was
held iii the susjK-nder factory rooms
last Thursday evening.
For bargains go to Schott's. Pri
ces reduced. All new stock that must
be sold regardless of cost.
4 v. v. I. . ..'..in niA'ie vt ui.e w iiu
te head lown ticking Ler stops thr u,'h
Harris- the mud, rn against a post with
I s-ich fi.rce that sho ui thrown on
her b:ick. Her right eye was very
Miu-li injur d. " q H-it"r-hiy
E l. .Stam'ouugii.of this place, was
conijH lhil to shoot a fine young steer
in tinier to keep it from starving.
The anituul ha I in si;uo wiy been
hurt oUmt the head, tho injury ef
fecting its tongue, causing it to swell
to about three times its normal
On the evening of the 17th inst. i sizs, a.id making it impossible for tin
(leoige Bupe rt, railroad watchman I jM.r brute to eat. One
wi He i n his Ik at about a mile w est ! night last week thieves affected an
of Black Log w as struck by mail ! e uiruuce into the spring house of J.
express but was not st ri nsly injunnl. . A. Stambaugh, in Tyrone township
He was walking on a track thi-t he aud stole therefrom "two hams, two
bv- his
uurnt en.l was taken to Dr, 1). M.
Crawlords olH-e where the bums
,l.1val,..f,,'..l....;Mi.,.u1.".. T . seenieth good m Thv wght.' aud! f&5ai " to rSX.f;.
out of doors.
From the Bl om
airs, tulizabt thL.ighti.er on leturn-, ing shad Wended.
ing liome last 1- riday. and in passing IieoJvJ, That these resolution.'
aroun t lr. Uums store whi
, Ci" . se-fnifth good in Thy sight," audi S t'SE31i -tSJX t'.Ifl to IZS30.
abI -U "" - hen divtded friends e Vunited,
the Ul shaU 1 their everlasting i J-fiVii,1"11
Held Advocate : light, an.l the davs of their iaour:i i S,.S2S.T.---aa
KT.KTIlUoLl EH :
Pliily-i M. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley,
Joseph Rothrock, Jane U. Irwin,
L. K. Aikini-on. R. E. Psrker,
W. C. Ponieroy, J. Hol.nes Irwin,
M iry Kuril, Jerome i. Thompson, Jr
John Ilertr.ler. T. V. Irwin,
Chirlotte'inyder, Joxiah 1. Barton,
John M. Biair, Robert II. I'nturson.
F. M. M. IVnnell.
Thre- and Four per cent, interest will be
paid ou cetliticatea ol deposit.
I.jan 1889 tl
Men's pantaloons maiked down
$100.
ren's pantuloons marked down
$1 50.
to Men's pantaloons mark-. 1 ,lu
$3.00.
to A grent variety to t-elect fr.
the above reduced prices.
The Mc Allerterv ille Knitting Com
pany elected th-3 following lis-t
; f otti.-e-rs : (l.orge F. McFarhm.t,
j W. W. S'aarou. Jaj 1 Smith, dire.v
; ors ; Ii. Cavenv, president ; S. L.
; McAlister, vice iresident ; Philip
Veler, se-cre-tury ; J. M. Slierwtsi.l,
treasurer.
printed in the county papers aud :t
copy be sent to the family of the d:.-:-cuasutL
B. K Shlmas, )
r
(J. H Toi-sey.
O M. Kerlin. )
C ard of TtianU.
Cj
lH.lived t le clear of running trains . shoulders and a crock full of butte
that time.
Di.rve Ijotivler an emph-yec of
I A large e-rts k e-ontaiug 501'os. of pack
! ...i k. .H... ... ...i . .. ..... r i. .i.:..
. . ..ii i . . n.- .u.-u ' it i i i tic u.a.u
ranri nut evnipanv living on
,f fu ouner was it
Water ' Ino ' heavy to b J couveliiell-
te.f w .t.ia-.. itJ, el.,..t;OT. l t-l fUUWUSIV rCUlOVCU
j His fellow e-mployen-s of gravel train
No. 2. paid hiia a visit several even
ings ngo and r'sented with a dona
tion of the substantial ami good
leit. It is iHlievexl tno tlucv.-s arc
known. Other deprelations iu the
same vicinity from time to time havd
1k.-cu reported.
One of the numerous incidents of
the river bridge crossiug on a siugla
plank took place last Friday morn
ing in which Mr. Samuel Myers was
chief factor. Myers lias a vein ef
humour in him that makes the cares
Y.u'll lie- sick li-fore spring. The
Russian human epizootic is coming,
nd in. human skill enn stop it.
Miss Nellie North and Miss Maud
Wilson, students at Birminuham
Seminary are home on vacation.
Mervine Pannabaker of Coalport,
i visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel l'annabaker in this place.
Hiss Jennie Millian of Newport,
visited h-r school mate Miss Emma
Strayer in Patterson on Friday.
William Dvsinsrer of Carthasre. Til .
toiii an:ed by his wife is visiting
:s parents in Walker township.
tieueral Btdl's agricultural imple
ment ware house has lieen "touchetl
op" with the brightest red color.
Samuel Gaymnn of Favette has
bought the John Hertzler mill prop
wty at Port Roval. lrice $2,500.
Haudsiinie melton, chinchilla, ker
sey nnd worsted overcoats redue-ed
o $0.00. All must go, cost er loss at
Si-hott's.
(iiMid overcoats for workingmen.
Well put toge ther. Sizes from 34 to
44. Price $4.00. To redu-o stock
tKch..tt's.
Miss Jane McCnllocb. foriuerlv of
hisconrty, diel at her home in
Huntingdon on last Wednesday, ag
ed. a!out 70 years.
Tho firm r institute held at Cen
ter, last Friday and Saturday, was
largely attended and was interesting
to all in attendance.
Misses Nellie North and Maud
Wilon. students in Birmingham
Seniinary re at their respective
tomes in l'atterson.
J&mea Mcflellan. an emrilove of
Virginia railroad is t home in this
place bavicg recently ben roarrievl.
He is accompanied by bis wife.
Isaac Barton, living near Cul
Mill, caught a white weasel on Mon
day. The little animal lias been P"
ia cagj in the Banks drug store.
things of life.
The Books & Haines ferry flat
that did service ever since the June
Hood till last Sitnrday. will be float
ed down the river on Wednesday to
Xfsnnrt. The fl:it. will leave the
ferrj on the 21 mile trip at 7 A. M . i of life sit lightly on him, and on the
sharp. Quite a company have secur- ! afi resaid morning when he saw a
ed tickets for the occasion. I Tuscarora Valley wau cautiously
i wnr Ins way over the single plank
u tho bridge he uiad5 it a point to
vahev
ma;i steppe:d ashore and iu a digni-
Iiev. A. S. Fasick came from Dick
inson College ou last rtal uruay even- u oft tbe al),ltmont wheu tlle
ing, lt sj'eiui uie iioum;. k won ins
parents and friends in Mifthntowu.
He irea-hed in the Me thodist !
church on Sunday night ; and willoc-1
tie d way asked him for toll. "Toll,"
echoe d the surprised citizen of Tus-
e-upy the pulpit of this church again j ,.jllW ,uci, "
next Sunday moining, at 10i o'clock- ..(.,! v tWl) ' c
Yes sir," said Myc-ra
ask-l the valley mau.
cents, answered the
William Scholl. who left this his I budge official. "I won t pay it,
native eouuty in 1870 is row visiting j said ti.: man from the rural district !
his friends in Juniata. He dropjd i and ul he started. Having gone!
in in Mill his brother H- H. S holi of I but a few stetis he met a citizen of
If tte proprietor ol Kemp's Ban
should pubhsb a card or thanks, r-tit:e
ir.(r expresions ol gntitude which come t
him daily from those who have txen rurnl
of eevi re ihroal and InriR t:oubIe by li.e
ne ot Kemp's Balsam, it won'tl fall a I i i
sized book. Ilew much better to invito al:
to ca'l ' n any drnggist and get a sluio'.
bottle that j on iuy test lor yoarselt it
oer. Large botlles 50c aud $1.01).
Hoot Leistit. On the 5tli iust..
by Sijuire Anicy, Philip H-jot, of vtesi
l'e-rrv township Suvder couutr. and
Cora K. Leister, of Monroe township
this county.
Weskick Laxuk Ou tho 15th
inst., by Rev. B. H. Hart, Dan'l W.i
rick, of Ilarrisburg, and Kate Laudis,
of Dehiware township.
Auams Sheij-ey. On tho 17iii
inst., by Rev. II K. B rry, John Ii.
Adams and Xjizziu Shi.ll'y, .j.tL
of Delaware townshig.
rxnTXEii McC'ah.s Oa th.' 7t';
ult., by Uev. E. E. Be rry, Jacob W.
Partiu r, t.f Beide township, and C;ir i
C!. McCahan, of Milford township.
Zouers Porkit. On the 12th
inst., by Rev. J. Land is, B. J. Zei't
ers and Miss Til.iu J. Porfit, bj'tl.
near Brown's Mills.
Iloi-SH Tbbio. Oa the 12th iust.,
by Bey. E. E. Berry, G. B, Rou-.'n
and Bertha Trego, both of Fayette.
ItlKli:
Don't you forget it,
G . V . HECK,
Las moved Lis Lcei itt.it AitL tLe 1 ullct itock in tlie County,
Into ti.cj illCrcns! ESisihlinsr.
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Don't fail under any circumstances to see the above bargains. I!
;re in need of clothing it's the greatest money saving chance ever km
SCR0 T T ,
THE LEADING CLOTIIIEE
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN. 1'A.
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st- ' i- ; i J-- : ... I
1805, ESTABLISHED,
Special Incilation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale ot Clothing that goes on da;-'
Irom
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W.
f7
this place last Wednesday e vening
unexpectedly. He came from Cali
fornia by way of the Isthmus of Pan
ama tNew York and thence to Mif
lliutown. Rev. David J. Beale notwithstand
ing ho was a sufferer by the Johns
town floeid, gave all his time to min
istering to his flood swept fellow
townsmen, has been sent a chock of
$5,000 by the .Vail Express. The
$5,000 is" from the relief fund of that
pnpe-r and is for tho undivided use
of Mr. Beb.
The old fashioniHl ghost stery is
sheleved by a new horse ghost story
froui Perry county which is related
related, thus, by tho Blooomfield
times: JacUant 1 nomas ami uaiuj,
of Ceurre township. Perry couuty,
are tnitive that they havo seen on
three reieat.l and distinct occasions
the stiectre ol a norse
the t -wu iuhI he stopped nhort and
in an angry t ncs:iid : "That man,"
pointingto Myers, "wanted U charge
me two cents for walking them
plank." The town man caught the
jeke in a Hash, and answered : "Well
he's the superintendent of the com
pany and vou'd better pav him." He
immediitely acted on the advice
walked back aud handed Myers two
cents, who took the money seeming
ly with as much indifference as if he
liad collected toll a tliousantl years.
It was a htiiih joke on the Tuscarora
man, and did not sour on Mr. Myers
when some of his jovial friends in
formed him that the valley Iman in
tended to bring an action against
him be f jre a justice of the peace in
Tuscarora valley. Mr. Myers is a
man of affairs and if his own joke
would take him on a trip to Tusca
rora Valley he doubtless would rel
ish the joke the more.
ALL SWEPT A WAV.
Partner. David Partner, on the
0th inst., aged CG years and 2S days.
Interment in Licking Creek Luther
an church yard.
M'FFl.rNTnwv VaKKRT
Virrtiarow. 'Dec. 25, 1S!.
ntfr
Ytt
Hsm
fshonldir, ,
Sides, ....
20
20
. r-'i
10
K
10
wuien mey
. . 1 . e TT I .V.. uA..L-ia itrr.i
were ooligen to .m " .
Fjilih Spavin Liniment re-moves
all HaV.1, Soft, or Calotis.nl Lumps
and Blemishes, from hrs.-s, Bl.xsl
-nrts. Splints. Sweeney,
iSn.T.lkinr Stille-s. Spraius, all Swol-, j JL.bntown was called to Germany
. Iru ... p.....Vt Save SoO . inst m.riufir a tihort tune before th
leil lunruin. vj". - .
A pudler name.! Erail Etoine, an
employee of the Cambria Iron Works
ViyFLINTO'.VN GRAIN MARK KT.
Wheat 75
"m old............ 83 to 4H
Oat,
Rii; 6
1,'ioTeri.od. ............. fl.OH
Tu.-.-.thy seed $l.6f
t'.x s.-ed 1 HO
bu i 20 00
l.'Lr: , 1 30
sr. -el 22 00
l.r.ui.J A.i.u. s!t. ....... I 20
. f .eriru J-a.t.... ........ I 10
Pnn-UJixi Hi-t, December 21 1S80.
Wheat TS to 03c a bu. Corn 3Sc a
bushel. Live chickens 8 to Do a Jb.
Turkeys 11 to 12o a lb. Ducks 8 to
9o a lb. Ci 'ese 8 to 9c a ib. Butte r
prints 33 to 36c a lb; Creamery butter
25 to 31c ; rolls 19 to 20c a lb. Eggs
fresh 24-3 a doz; Ice house and
lnued 15 to 17c a doz. Sugars 6 to
Anide-s at ?1.25 to 83.50
i i-ieti.-i unrrcn ' n I r.,r tn nnrnosfl oi BfCiinnL' un, icsia
bT UlC USO u r :"i. tJi w 1 VI .ride oranges $2.25 to
l ih most wonderliu niemisu cu.e mt.erunnce n.ui ui.i ur. .........
rver known bv L. Banks & Re w as deUined by litigation involv- , 02.50 a box. CVauU-rnes at $..o0 to
Dru-Hsts Mitlllntown. Nov G j ing his i'lhei itauce, and when he ar- ! $12 a barrel. Potatoes at 40 to 00c
Co.. IruggiMs Jiuu . "d in coni.trv a few elavs ago. a bu : Sweet potatoes at 0 to 00c
From the Huntingdon 0.obe five d l lie had ! a bu. Florida tomato at U to H
Miss Jane McCuliougu ""' . l'"-"-,:r". fl , . , fc. , te. Hay 65 to 70,- a hundred
ber ; leit in jonnsiown a ioiut;
residence in
afternoon in the C9th year
a-e.
of
rife and lbs. CatUe at $3.25 to $5.50. Sheep
CTbuVsXy of W ! kve "d cbUlren. He stopped off . at H to $6.50.
aT J- t. aT t V "V Aim .
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It will 1m?
TO TUE ADVANTAGE OF ALE IilJYKiLS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Jcs
lot
Q, u a I i t v
AMD
V I
V v t ityp tonality to t'irow n Kntie t Tiic
In ih t wt.rit, mn du"l a'iirh !:r wmK or ii" in
iriimr triiminari tt trrijt von ifti tri?. t
W'Ulh. Bom A id t Lildreo.
V. C- YATES fc CO.,
LLIH.LU BLILl)I,
sixth AxriciiKSTxrT sts
PHILADELPH1A,
: m iiiii
r I I llaJtJ
..-mi
MEN, 1JOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits .md Overcoats at the Wonderfully Lw Trices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so dou't lai
to give li i in a call it in need of Clothing
D. W. B A l L E Y
IT IS A FACT WKLL KNOWN THAT WK HAV K
The Largest Stock
-OK-
H AUD WARE JiN THE COUiNTY
I'uildn.g Hardware was never w low as now,
4II., LOC KS, Iim-H AtC. It'ltU, I'LtSII.rl,
i'.l fiu-t ever thing in the Hardware Line inoludiiig House- Furnishing C
WALL PAPER, ULUVDS,
Are IN'ow Sold at Bottom I'rie ly
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO.
..da
I'OULTBT PATS
it r. perly manaeed. Tbe PortTar Bit- .
m.tiji. nt.lished monthly, finely illustrated. I
ilie hear r.sper fr tarei.-r farmer.
H;an Ar cents a month brings it to
wii po-t paid. Send starop,forsamplacopr.
Ari.i..f Pnllrf Bulrt,n, 821 Pearl Ft.
New York.
' feLEiylTKiia Agricultural Torki, Tcrl. P v
rtrtMtr i siaacara i..ritHi.c... mt.:.
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Audress A. B. AkUlliia tD.t. lark. l a.
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