tfVTIXEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
TERMS.
anbarrirtton. fl-BO per mnnom tf pud
3l J21. a .P0 If not paid in dtuc.
VLE advertiseaf taaerted at 60
Trer inch for each Insertion.
?vlnit bu.ineaa aoticee In local c
. 1 cent" V line tor each inaertioa-
V'non. will be made to thow desrrtag
..rfrertiM. by the rear, hair or ort-
r-
I-, in Mt. Vuion have
.1.
SHORT LOCALS.
K B;:wl-r of farmers have plowed
ground f 'r":it.
A Buck cunty young lh- wears
h 1 inches long.
j- j lUrtlt y painting fur Law
Trf'Lyou oil Monday.
" Liat from lSc to t Fran
(ku, Hardware .V Co.
lI. raK'" preachers are seeking
converts
t ..rr N Sarireant Ross of York
pa., was in Janata last week.
r Dr TV!e, of the Johnstown
Preb'vtrriaii church will resign.
r;i leie Pannabsfker ret a rued
from T?r,,u liwt week.
Fuw r-n.n. Lamp" at
Fmsi'ish HiitnE A Co.
W.n.I-.iuelv decorated IjamM at
Kras. ' Harhware A. Co.
He vour vendue bill printed in
the SlVHN! t. Aiu Kotiiucax office.
rrl r"..nriKrlid is asain in the
. , ifre r a protracted attack of
an-. -
A cold wave suspended lusinessjn
Seattle, Wii.-liiut-tt territory, last
III. not fail ti' e tVw Hurler at
the Fraacisi'ii Hardware Company
Store.
Sanr.iel K'TiuiU ha sold his
wij,'(.n kxVii; lu.-.ines to Win.
HalD"4-
Lawvt r Lt..h i ; having the tit
.!.. if ins iv-id. -i.ee on Bridge strwt
p&iuteil.
Americans in I.'nd n propose t-
V f . 1
jive r U rcr Mt nry si. niA nicy .t
baii'l'Ut.
Gtlvln litiiiu ha fold 'his tablet
f:ic! "-r 1 confectionery t ) rtamuel
pnvid Vi!.n ..n t.f Samuel Wil
e..n ni-vv of A!t. -n. was in t wn on
M, t.Iav.
Thr i li.'ti i'i . f a superintendent
oKVra:n..u m'! take place
neit My.
Tj iir- vi'iit t!:- si-rt-n.! .f Marlvt
Tin' iw v.-n ilay A lvviit UU have op
al i l l. fr 'ii. 'Ik: vvnrhip in
T m i ! rr uti -k t.i a wall that
b-- n wh vahe I. WiisU in vino
gv or -i.iVr i' m.
G'iir. -;.i in (,V mi of "Willi -Larre
in a rnn ii.l'itr for the Kt;puLli
im U' vi: r!.ii'.
Tin ri:rm.-n l l oiaiuitteo f
Jihn-t w;i ;r i! j-sj 1 1 ask Cjnrx.H
f .r J'ntO.tiuo ri ii f.
N.wis (: :.!!. ta nl)s'rile for
the S-v T.M.i. K'n br.ic.vs ami the
Si-ial r ii-vs in the Lutheran
churcli frv. rv t v niii- this week, es
wptictf S:itiinly rv, uin
Hpn-snt itiv Joseph Martin
ni Bt pln- Eau. r I'arker or Pi'.tn
Yui ar v Li i. tid.ila in town.
Ker. Mr. Whit,, of rhilaJ.-lphia
will con lurt Hie connuunion services
in tLe I'rtrdh trrian churcli next Sab-
tath.
Tie p:ii';i onp in IVlaware has
bn l!tri.y.'.l, hut that ia a rejiort
tint r !a s fruiu lK laware tvery
rear.
Janit-s Curti r i.f Port Royal has
rivtil M l hack pt-tiMoii 'aml will
from this iin rtoeivo $17 a month
pension.
Mrs. Sur;iU U. Kartley in the re
ciinrut of a niil.ivs back pm-Hioa-i-j,:?no-
uiul monthly pay $12
a niuntli.
Tact r.iun that said the clearing
away uf f. ,ri -.ts is drying- things up,
w t a loss to ocrouut for the past
-t seas. in.
The ThUidrlphn Tints Almanac,
"LeajR Tbetu All." and is a gem that
ban t) be swu and rpud to he prop
r!v k preciatJ.
Ice La'.f a n im-h thick ban not beet
forrat-.l this winter. Everybody
mailt in IVhruury.
E'tit.T CVnrad of the MtVevtown
Ji)urn;il h:i ht n nppointml to a pos
ition in tin. .vi-rtinieut document
f"m at Wttj.lantoti.
TL fn that were out croaking
on the itli of January were driven
into their wint. r mu.i lcds lv the
8;uf the S;h.
RoWrt lVterson who a nu-nber of
Tar ;n. w it U hi fmnilv movd to
'"org; returned to I'leasact
'lew thin rour.ty t.) livtj.
. M the- Calf st reara insists in forc
' it- way nearer to the Atlautic
t. winter will b kept awav acor-uJa:-
.listaiire inland.
Tie litiuf.Lx' season closeil on the
Jt f the year -cepting for ducks,
itif ihu-k hunting season WginsSp
taN r firvt Hud closes Mav 1.
T,
P.e. Ifr. McCool of York eoantr.
preached in the Presbjterian church
last Sabbath.
Banks Kanffm&a bought the
Cbaple building from the O. A. R.
Post at pnblio sale on Satnr Jar, for
? 135. 00.
Four feet of snow fell at Omaha,
Nebraska on Sunday. At Witch i La,
Kansas, the snow waa fifteen inches
den on Sunday. Railroads are all
now brand
Itch, Mange, and scratches on bu-1
man or animals cured in 30 minutes
by Weolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks i Co
Druggists, Milflintown. Not. 6.
Harry Patterson, who the leader
remembers, was severely burned
aboat the face by an expulsion of gan
powder in the (t. A. Ii. Hall, Koine
weeks ago is able to be out araon-r
hi friends.
Congressman Kelly f Philadelphia
lil last week. His successor will
lele-ted on the ISth day of Feb
ruary the day of the "regular spring
election." He was Varied filter n
times to congress.
The Glamorgan Company doing
bu ness at LcwbOown have made
aa aosirnmcnt. The forgeries of
the Secretaries ami Treasurer of the
con- . rti .amouutinfj to f C9.000, was
tht-cuu.se of the failure.
C P. Pannabak-r, proprietor rf
the Coalport Standard was to see his
parents and friends last .week. :He
thinks the printing trade the grand
est tde in the world for .ike man
of the right temperament.
Ia an any towns UirougLiaut the
country, the Democracy .assembled
on the. 8th of January in hoaor of
.Ia-ks -ii's victory over the Dritish at
Xew Orleans. The Aady Ja-ison
Democrats keep themselves akve a
long whTc.
On th Mb iust.. G. Ii. AVarner
of this town was married to Hiss
Lnlu K. JSryuer at KLftler, Porry
county, aud at the same time ;aid
place W. C. .larbey was worried to
Miss Laura JJ. Bryner. The briiUs
are bisters.
Trout of tke LowLstown Fre Presa
is liat k from a trip to the Pac' lc
coast. It is a great place out there
lie lielicvcs. iVyjbtltKS it is, but it
will lx? gcut-ratiems after this when
Washington ktate U a great a fclate
a. Prnnsylvauia issun.
We have been honoretl by the r-tt-jj't
of a pbamphiet copy of the able
aj.uual r :ort of Jno. iv'unuamaker.
Pot-t Matv!r Cleneral of the United
StaUs for the fiscal year ending,
June 20, 1S89. The document is an
interesting and instructive paper.
On Saturday about 4 o'clock P. M.
a terrrifio storm struck the south
western iid. of the city of St. Louis
i. .i. ..,..
a mile witli', Ch urche, school hoases
and alt kinds of h-;us.-s Tere dcmolisb
A iiuuibvr of pcuplu rc killed
aTitl a lur uuuil-r injured.
List of letters uncalled for remain
ing in the 1. O. at Mifflintown.
Wetk ending Jan. 11 18'.0. Person.-"
callliug for letters iu this list will
phase ask for advertised matter.
L ttrs: J. S. AVebster, Abraham
Musser, Harry Rukh.
James McCai lev, P. M.
The t jw nsLip and borough tle?
tiocs are the mora iuiortant, be
cause they have a direct bearing up
on the revenues of t'.ia pejpla, and if
incompetent or 4caielens or corrupt
men are elected to cilice, the tax-pay
ers have to pay f.r permitting the
ek'ctkn of such rueu to placed cf
ti ut.
In the afternoon of the
train uesj atcher Adam
formerly of Fermanagh
this county, was run over
Cth inst.,
AVolfraug,
lous and business and political news
f,,CT wen selected aasortment of
hterary reading, almost twice as
much reading as any other paper
published in the county. One dollar
in advance. Those who desire the
Wee Press can secure it with the
Sentwx ajo RrprBMcax for one dol
lar and fifty cents in advance.
The lijrht of a fire in th dirwt'iTTT.
of Lewistown on the evening of the '
8th inst., was seen br niir noorOo
in this town and county, and various
were the conjectures of it wlioro.
about. Most TeoiJe of this to-
settled into a belief that it was & Arm
in Lewistown. All conjectures how
over were out of range, for the fire
was uevona lewistown at GranviSe,
along the railroad and was a double
frame d welling house belonjrinp to
Anna BroughL'and occupied by Hen
ry M. Steel and Howard Pelter.
S ime of the household goods on the
lower floor were saved but nothing
on the upps r floors. All the cloth
ing of the families except what they
hail on was burned. ' There was in
surance on le building.
From the Newport Ledgers The
County Commissioners and Contrac
tor Kiefer made an inspection of the
last span of the river bridge here on
Tuesday, and owing to the pivinr
away of thskew backs, and tin light
t p p" Ues the Iridge sunk me eigl t
inches, cracking and splitting many
of the bridge timbers, it was decided
t tear s. aeuch of it dovn as
was necpssarr to put in timbers.
The work of demolition Wgax on
W'ednesday. The superstructure
will have to be raised up with Jacks
the skew back replaced and new tori
ylates put on. At will be unsafe for
heavy teams tff-oss until the repairs:
are made. Thi will lie an additieoal
eciense added U the cost of be
britlge, which eonJd have been saned
if the proper timber was used ia ihe
fi-Tfct placp. Tle builtlin? of ft
Nwiort river britge out of old tin-
ter. w as a "penny w ise and poini
looikuU move
The Bloomfield Advocate sava.
Aiiiub the poiile f the upper end
most .accommodated and benefit!
by thJP. C. 11. IL. Mr. Cyrus
Minicb, farmer for the Lovsville" Or
phan Heme. Last year he traveled
to Xewp rt 89 timeH. cont-rinjf a total
distance of 2tJ70 mile. He now
hves 7 hoars in the roc ad trip.
Ov Saturday, the 26th ulL,
Albert S. Suiyder, of Lijrpool, in
cocjpany with others vat starting
out on the .river for wild ducks.
Wldlw pushing' the lHt with. a lole,
his foot slipped aud struck Li ju
which asdistthared, the shot Jotlg
ingjin his right and left feet laci-rtf hig
them it;t painfully. Wrs.
Elizabeth Mai-el widow of the laie
Jesse March residing just HoutheMt
of this borough's limits, was notified
that she had b&en g-ran ted ensioa
amounting t . about $3000, with $12
er mouth hereafter. Mr.
lfeiiry Bcntz-1, of Iii-jomfi t Id clain,s
thi banner coop of hens, to far as lay
ing is concerned. He has ke pt on au
average twenty -five hens throughout
the twelve months, which in that
time lai.l 4201 e ggs which is over 13
dozen eggs a year fir each hen.
The Carlisle Herald says : Oa the
last day of the year lSb'J there was
a pcene at the jail, when the Sheriff
refused admittance to the county
commissioners, Jail Physician Davis,
Dr. W. W. Dale and commissioners
Attorney H. S. Stuart, Esq. These
gentlemen went to jail Tuesday after
noon with the express purjviso
of making a medical examination
of the tramps confined therein in or
der to ascertain who were tramps
and who were vagrants, hs the com
missioners intended to find work for
tbo tramps aud desire the Sheriff to
tow-nshin. I put them at it. Thev were met iu
and killed the ifli:e and refused admisson to
bv shifting cars at Tyrone. His tne prison i.y tne ouerin on me
remains wtre brought io'juniata Co., grounds thai Le Lud received uo not
for interment. He was iu the ser- itieat ion of their visit, and that as
f h.. Pennsylvania railroad t was lue last uay oi tno jear ami
lie anil the deputy were uusiiy
vice.
twenty six years.
WniHirt News : The last sran of!
the river bridge on theast side may
have to be taken down aud rebuilt.
Through imjierfcct mason work, the
skewbacks were not properly sup
ported, and were forced about to in
ches into the abutment, lowering the
part 1 1 the bridge in question about
ei-'ht inches. Some of the top plates
and posts wtre cracked.
English Siavin Liniment removes
aU Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses. Blood
Curbs. Splints, Sweeney,
years son Jacob Smith of West Fair
view, died of hydrophobia. About
nine weeks ago young anutn was
playing in the vicinity with a small
log belonging to a neighbor, and
was bitten and scratched on the back
of the neck. The wound was not
supposed to be serious, although the
dog was shot several davs after.
Saturdav evening the bov went
into spasms and began to foam at
the mouth. A physician, with the
assistance of several neighbors, tried
t quiet the lad, but without success.
and he suffered the most excruciating
agony until 7 o'clock Monday morn
ing when died. It is said the doj
which bit young Smith had bitten
several dogs belonging in the neigh
borhood, but as yet no symptoms of
rabies have been shown by those animals.
HAtlMKD :
Fishfb Bn.mAM. On the 1st
mst., by Rw. D. Kepner, A- C. Fish
er and Alice33llman,bothof Snaoue
hanna. Wabn-eb ; Bowers. On the 24th
ult. by Rev. JL H. Spangler, W. G.
v arner, of I an Dyke and Maggie
-"""ere, oi xuroett township.
tsxvDEB JlAssuioER. Onsanicday,
by the same. Wm. G. Snvdor and
nue a. rtassmger, both of Beaver-
xown, bnyder county. Pa.
JjARTLMV LoNU. On lian,.r
b-r,RJ- M,lmI. C Bartley
aud Ile-becca Lone, lw.th P..t
Waterford.
Bab-neb Cox. On the same day
hv rKlmer Earner, of Susqae-
hauna, and Maggie Cox, of Green
wood. Tbeoo liATTHEBs. On tie 2S ult.,
by Rc-v. L. L. Haughawout, B. Frank
Trego, of Fatrette, and Annie M.
Lautherc, ofhade Valley, Huniin
don county. "
Di ks SiurrEB. On the same day.
by Rev. John Landis, Hiram G. Dunn,
of Fayette, nnd Annie Jt Shaffer, ol
Delaware.
m o&d Biafkinc BnMih. and bM
WW BOOTS
without Laaow.
Wolff's AC MEB lacking
Trodnem poiteb without Ch old braeh. And Mim
wtU laM a-aaaV cm aaat's, tki (Jbraw mm laii'i mam
Whytiok to eld wmy hm tba day at priiiMf ,
Said br Shorn StorM, Oraoers, Dnataki, mtn
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. PHIU0ELPH1A,
Locii E. Atuiki. F. at. If . Pmiu.
ATKIXSOM Jk PE.1.1ELL,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
CtCollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Orricc On Main (tract, la place of real,
dence of Looia K. Atkinaon, Bsq., aonth of
Bridge tree t. fUct26,1886.
If ILBERFORCG SCI1WETER,
ATTORNEY-AT -LA.W,
Ml FLINTOWN, PA.
C"01Bce on Bridge atreet, opposite
Conrt Douse.
Johw VcLacghlix. Josipb W. SriaaiL
MCLArGnLIv JiSTIMMEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
-PORT ROYAL, JUNIATA CO., PA.
llOnly reliable Compaawe represented.
Jan. 1, 1889-17
Sabtaiw
n tlut cm
day, by Rev.Ot. M. Campbell. Joseph J
ill
OI 1'ort liOTHl.
DlEHL BEXStTT. Oh the 2-itri
Lalt. by Rev. E Ju. . Berry, Elnuir E.
j'lem, or and Annie B. Bennett,
of Spruce HiiL
t'wi. Staweb. On the 26 ult.,
by the same, Thomas Ubil and Lvdia
Styner, loth of BcHvood, Blair coun
ty. Icsxjj Feck. On he 31st ult., W
Rev. Ji E. B-rry, J. H. Ickes, of Sa
vdle t-n nt-hi', l'. rry .Co., and Su
san D. JH-k, of MiJfurd,
McK moht Campbeu On the
same day in Altoona, by Bev. John W.
Bain, Blajr C. McKnight,.of that city,
and Emm, daughter of WD. Camp
bell, formvly of Tuscarora alley.
ORCiaX.
STIfC 5
Ml
IIA3IUB
were busily en
gaged in fixing up the accounts he
had no time to attend to them. The
visitors departed with irstructions
to get an order from the ceurt when
they war ted to enter the prison.
The Sin riff said, however, that he
was willing they should make the
examination provided tli-y give him
timely notice of the intended visit.
The sad sight of a number of boys
on the way to the State Reformatory
was witnessed by the eelitor of the
Newport News and made mention of
in last week's paper as follows : On
mail last Saturday, thre-e solid,
TJin.r.Kine Stifles. Sprains, all Swol-1 courageous lookinjr Philadelphia ik
len Throats, Coughs, Ac. Save $o0 j licemen, took six boys, hand-cuffed
by the use of one bottle. Warrant j ja papers, from that city to the state
l. m.iKt wonderful blemish euro i reformatorv at Huntinirdon. They
ever known. Sold by L. Banks &
Co., Druggists, Mifllmtown. Nov 6
I'rnfwsnr J. K. Oliver, who has
HIED:
Si aoe. On the 28th of Noreniber
last, u ar Evandalf, Jacub Spade, aged
77 years aud 1 iaidh.
Hench. Oti the 20th ult., at Floia,
Iudiuna, Franklin PLerce Hench, Esq.,
son of Wm. Heueh of Turbett town
ship, ajj'ed 37 years, 8 nionths and 18
days. .
Eracxbii.i On 20th 'ilt.,o Spruce
Hill township, an infant chilli of
George Brackbill.
Fitzgebald. Ou the 2Ctb ult., iu
McCoysville, from diphtheria, Graoo, i
laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald
agKi iu years.
Losgeneceer. On the 27th ult .
suddenly, from hear t failure, Elias
Longenecker, of Fayette township,-agc-d
about 60 veirs.
Rese. On the 30th ult., in Wilkes
barre, from muscular rheumatism
and paralysis. Lieutenant William
Reese, aged 58 j ears, 9 months and
1 days.
Davis. On the 1st inst., in" Port
RoyaL Mrs. Lydia Ann, widow
of the lato Valen-ine Davis, of Harris
burg, aged 63 years.
Coxx. Oa the 2nd iust., in Tus
carora township, Mrs. Eliza, widow
of the late Daniel Conn and mother
of George S. and John H. Conn, aged
about 70 years.
Kerltx. On the 3d inst., in Mil
fwrd township, from consumption,
Mrs. David Kerlin, age.l 75 vears 6
montlis aud 10 davg.
VanOkmeb. On the Sd inst., in
Delaware township, from consump
tion, Samuel VauOrmcr, aged 80
years, 7 months and 21 days.
Lebo. On the 4th inst., in Port
Royal, from inflammation of the
bowels, Edgar son of Mr. aud Mrs.
D. M. Lebo, aged 19 years, 1 month
and 21 davs.
WANTEDer'v
Stock. A 11 Goods Warranted Fibt Ci.m.
Permanent, pleasant, profitable positions
for Iba right men. Good salaries and ex
penses paid weekly. Liberal indufetueots
to beginners. No previous exprienrt; nec
essary. Outfit free. Write lor.termt, i-
" g e
Ciiablm II. Cuase, N urserrman, R.w es-
V. V.
Mention (Ink paper. Dt c. IS 't'y, Stu.
MASON & HAMLIN.
ORUiS jt.lD PIAIO CO.
BOSTON. NEW YORK, CHICAGO.
MODEL.
OB.D M.CaAWrOBD, DK. BABW1B M.CSAWTOBD,
JJR. D. M. CRAWFORD k. SOX.
nave lormea a partnerenip tor the practice
oi neaicine ana tneir oiiattMral braoebna.
Office at old stsnd, corner of Third and Or
ange streets, SI ftliutown, Pa. One or .both
ot tberu will be louod at their office at all
iimes, uuirss oinerwwe prolessiorally en
gaged. A slate will be left at the store of
Mr. Howard Kirk ia Patterson for calls, and
win ne examined at 10 A. X., and 3 P. M
ot each day.
April 1st, l-yj.
MERCHANDISE MURDER I
Man's, Boys and Children'a clothing, overcoats, fine shirts. haU and caps.
iurnisning goods, at reduced prices AT SCUOTT 8.
THE GREATEST SACRIFICE SALE ON RECORD.
Encouraged by the enormous trade during the month of Octobar we
bought $5,000 worth more Clothing and Furnishing Goods for November.
The weather in October was favorable to the Clothing trade, but there ia
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
goous. ao nnioait ourselves is to cut down the prices, and our customer
will reap the HARVEST ot BEST BARGAINS ever known. We marked
down every article to a price that you will wonder at. The goods are not
shop-worn but all new and bright.
iBB&D THESE GENUINE REDUCTIONS
Men's suits marked do wn to
Men's sails marked down to
Men's suits marked down to
Men's suits marked down to
3.50; Men's suits marked down to 7.S0
4.00 Men's suits marked down to 10.04
5 00. Men's Baits marked down to 1X04
5.75
These tuits are cut in sack and frock styles and come in light Baeeuaja
and dark cassiuieres, Scotch. Chevoits. Worsteds, and Corkscrews i safari
ed and domestic.
Men's overcoats
$3.50.
Men's overooats
$5.00.
Men's overcoats
$7.50.
marked down
marked down
to' Men's .overcoats
j $10.00.
to
marked etaw
marked down to
Men's overcoats maiked dewa to
$12.00.
( Contains a five octave.
Pi ine Stop Ac lion, turn
lehei in a large ami
handsome case of solid
black walnut. Price, fWM
4 caab ; also I4 on the
Kay Hire System at
$12.37 per q u a r te r ,
lor ten quarters.
I when organ bt-ctMUna
property ot person hiring. I
( The Mason k. Hamlin
airwger," invented sua
patented by Mason Jl
Hamlin pianos exclu
sively. Remarkable re
finement ot tone and
pbenominal capaeitv to
atajid in tune characterize
these instruments.
POJ'lLtR rrYLESIORCA-IS AT
AKD UP.
lt.1t) FOR OUR CiTlOSUEs PRICES
ATLAS ZmUiL WORKS,
'.ND1ANAFOLI3, IND
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MI FFLISTOHM, PA.
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Indiridaally Liable.
JOSEPH ROTH ROCK. Prttidtni.
T. VAN IRWIN, CatAier.
eiBICTOBB.
Pomeroy, Joaeph Rotbrock,
Qrgunt aud Piaaos -told Jor Cath, Eay
Pay mat Is and RemUi- Catulogutt Fret.
Toember 13, 1889, I2t.
W. C
John Hertxler,
Robert E. Parker,
T. V. Irwin.
Philip M. Kepner.
Lonis . Atkinson,
: ji 22 . - i .
rA-4rfI:IsKC7
ultimo Xizvj t- cwu
tv en tnzKMea a-xpc-ti. s and fMt!lt
- wjiiti ir RR-i Q
oil evwrr -m ?um . e? f
tita-Viarll. . f-
02CAra. t-5 to
r. lai waaaa- eaea-i
KAKH. tJa..-rui. free.
jr.y.eV4Sijst
HTUCKUOLMtl :
Philip 11. Kepner, Annie X. Shelley,
Joseph Rotbrock, Jane H. Irwin,
L.E.Atkinson, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holies Irwin,
Vary Kurtz, Jerome N. Thompson, Jr
Jofcn liertzlur. T. V. Irwin,
CbarlotteSnydw, Josiah L. Barton,
John M. Blair, Robert II. Patterson.
F. It. M. Pennell.
Thre and Four fur cent, interest will be
paid ob certificates deposite.
I.jn 23, 1889 tl
Many of these overcoats being made of. light and medium weigkt.
Corkscrews, Cassimera, Meltons, etc
to! Boys' long pants suit marked dewa
to $2.87.
to Boys' long"pants suit marked slows
to $3.50.
to. Boys' long pants snit marked dowa
to $4.00.
to Boys' long pants suit marked down
te $5.25.
to Boys' long pants suits marked dowa
i to $G.00.
Children's suits marked down
$150.
Children's suits marked down
$2 00.
Children's suits marked down
$2 50.
Children's suits marked down
$3.50.
Children's suits marked down
$3.75.
These suits are no old set up goods, having been received by
lays ago. But go they must
aa te
Children's overcoats marked down to Bovs' overcoats marked down te
S2 00. j $2 50.
Children's overcoats marked down to' Boys' overcoats marked down to
2.40. j $3 00.
Children's overooats marked down to Bovs' overcoats marked down to
3 00. j $3 50.
i
All the best and latest styles are included in this offer. Every moth
er who has a boy to clothe should avail herself of this unexpected ofi'er.
Men's pantaloons marked down
$1.00.
Men's pantaloons marked down
$1 50.
to Men's pantaloons marked down tf
! $3.00.
i
to A great variety to seleot from at
j the above reduced prices.
Don't you forget it,
G. W. H E C K,
has moved his Shoe Store with the Fullc st if leek in the County,
Into the
Don't fail under any circumstances to see the above bargains. If yea
are in need of clothing it's the greatest money saving chance ever known.
SCH0T T ,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN, FA.
ilJcCriun Building.
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... S.Sf' siv. . .
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sV- ."rt'. -tri-..-.-
1
1
ius-t retiuuid from a tour of Europe
- - - v ' I
ami Northern Arri.-a,cotnpreneuaiugi ,. l th ho is thc wn
of a lawver and sem. -idiotic proba-
CBiswr.r-T.- On thp 4-tb inst. in
ranged in ages from 14 to 20 years, . Philadelphia, Mrs. Luciuda V., wife
and had Wen convicted of petty of jawt8 x. Criswell, formerly of
crimes. They did'nt apijar to be , tj,;a j,iace a;,ea 59 years, 4 months
vicious or hardened, but were bright 5 davs.
and clear with the exception of a
a distnce cf alout fifteen thon.au.l
milec, delivered a mot interesting
lecture to a large aud appreciative
andience in the East Saleu U. B.
Chnrch He will give a similar lec
ture in the Thouipfcoutown Lutheran
church, this Wednesday evenin.
Jannary 15, 183'J.
Tb ladies of the non.partisian Na-
tit.ual W. C. T. r.,have fav.-reil us for
publication, with a rail for the meet
ing of a conferencej.f the temperance
. -w T m r a on.
women 01 1 tnnsnauia,
rxeil to the jHilicy of partisan nng
of the National W. C. T V. Th.
meeting is to meet in the hall of tbe
amuri.n Suntlav ai-nooi iuw,
aggre-
inches.
bly from excessive cigarrette smok
ing. They could all sing the popu
lar sentimental and comic soups of
the day, including the despised 51c
Ginty." Oue of the number went
with Lis father from Chicago to Phil
adelphia only a short time ago and
both were arrested simultaneously
for l icking iockets. The father got
venr in state prison The Phila
delphia courts send a batch of boys
to the reformatory once a iuoum.
j The December aUottment was fourteen.
From the Bloomfield Times of
Janriarv 7: On Saturday a week,
1122 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, ! R v. J. W. Forrest, the M-7V atr
WoLroAxn. Ou the Cth inst., in
Tyrone, by a r .ilroad accident, Adam
Wolfgang, train master at that point,
formerly a citizen of this county.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS.
VirruBrowa. Jan. 15, 1130
... iiuntinrdon Journal :
iut-r the n.ws.pialLs have not j xout sixtv car loads of dirt and
IfU snows fell l:it wintar
(-"'ly a.lpj th of almost 18
-'wat
u dat
Insurancp a-, nt A s Okeson was
. wn few davs ao and present-numU-r
,,f h,s friends with a
"w n. hand'
Tar 1800.
Tli nnft'n.'.d 1 - .
Met 1 n'"'u muvue sjan 01 tte
uco hridj... a,T..ss the river was!
"lOWn v,t ,e . . . . ..
b..i . "ul siorm 01 last weu
1t night.
on the 16th and 17th day
arr.
d a depth of one in:-h to
Kitur calendar for the
. . ..1 .... ilnm ted into the channel
It .1. on. 1, ned canal ev.-ry
1 t, -,i-L- ii l"inuinr to show
ruin 1 " ' - o - .
in the rapidlv Ailing up of the ditcu-
In Bethlehem they ar-
1 n.i,r ir. vMarsof aire who
rest wna . . "
are dete-cteel in
Tf tbis course coul
of Janu-I .r.-.t fmm shiir into a flock of wild
ducks on tbe river at Liverpool, and
subsequently he and Albert Snyder,
son of George C. Snyder, got in a
lw..i in further pursue the sport.
" j xhe preacher got in first and laid his
t iu the bottom of the boat. Mr. Sny-
P 11 tier ........
rtg
flam
Shoulder, .....
Sides,
Laid.
20
15
. '24
10
8
10
uirrxiNTowN grain maukkt.
Wheat 75
Corn lu 33 to 41
Kf a 20
k) b
CIver-eeJ $4.00
T.molhy sewd 1 .oO
Flax aved 1 60
fcran 20 00
Cho( ., ISO
Sbotts 22 00
Grouiid A.utu Salt.. 1 20
A uerKu Salt. ...... .... 1 10
straw
a lb.
The
I ..... . . . ta it M'lfi lutirti ii'i - 1 1
ft... ""'"niisMoii amH.mteil hv . V . .1 . vn Ki-: tude to create any
rTnir BeaVer tr..vl r..nd member tuai tue ' irnirai,m!m.86ajetTor to
s of tin. -." :: V r .I ! rruueas is the largest, pai'y r-: "5T:
Blet.t ir .. . " .""""uouweaiiu m: , T.1T1:ata county, and in auunioii mpuL-ww.
ANTien von are
looking around for
a local paper for the home circle, re- are thou
of this
nisburg on the 22nd dav
KUth.
to all important personal and rclig-
Philatjeu hia Maf.kets Jan. 11 '90.
-Wheat 80 ta 88c. Corn heated 10
, , .n 1 or.,1 ;,wt n be struck the t 20c : Good corn 38c. Oats 2S to
1. if...., of tbe boat Mr. Forrest's gun 29e. Timothy hay $13 ; Mixed Lay
went off. The load took effect in ! at $7 to 10,50. Straight rye
t . 1 ff lt; rirrbt laxt ! $15 to $16. Hops at 6 to 30
.. uhnt aw'BV
. 1 ; n.onnor rrt ' rinimi rv at 17 to 18c : Pennsylvania
was laceraieu m i i . . no . ' ,
i heel having been torn ott. A lie j creamerj i o.j oj oc ; uotw mu .
charo-e of shot passad n ud was ltn-. ter at 1 J to lc a li. i.ggs j
ii.il in l.i foot, causino; another ' Chickens 10 t. lie Turkeys 11
' ... . . - ! i .-l . T k 1.. 11 i. ii. r o ..
X. .n of f ha lniunes A-o. uuiis iu w lie. ueese j w
lOc omoKea nams xu io izc a io.
Ribs 6 to 7c. Shoulders 5c B.-Uics
7c. Sugar 6s a lb. Tallow in cukes
4c. Potatoes 53 to Coc. Onions at
90 to $1.00 a bu.
smoking cigarettes. - i tila flet,h Butter western creamery 26c; Juue
ould effectually . , : ,
pursued in this place the number ot j haTinK
dark livered cUiiaren wtiuiu p j ;
painful wound.
ht to be of sufficient magni-
alarm for the
necessitate
On Monday
of last week Chester Smith, aged 5
nttiwr.l?.VT
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itrsr .... ... - i'Z-. -i-r7
.if.
18G5, ESTABLISHED. 189.
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive Sale oi Clothing that goa Q tUfy
from
THE IMMENSE ST0GK
OF
D. W.
(iu a I i t y
AND
P r i c
We don't starve Quality to throw a bone to Pric.
In ottae, words, we don't alight our work or use in
ferior trimmings to tempt you with a low price for
toor goods. None but-lhe Best Clothing for Men,
Youths, Boys and Children.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest te examine the Stock ol C.d for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Frices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so den't fail
to give him a call if in need ol Clothing.
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLINTOWN YJ.
i. ... ..j I . . .1. ' -.j -JMJll J-ILMJ-
IT 13 A FACT WELL KNOW N THAT WK HAVE
The Largest Stock
-OF-
HARDWARE UN THE COUiNTY
A. C.
YATES & CO.,
LEDGER BCILDlJiB,
:IXTH AND CIIliSTM'T STS
PHILADELPHIA.
Fuildirg Hardware was never so low as now,
MAIL., LOCKS, III 51V tl JtC, CEME1T, PLASTER,
in fact everything in the Hardware Line including House Furnishiag Goods
WALL, PAPER, BLIIVDS, ifcc,
Are INow Sold at Vottoiii Prices by
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO. .
POULTRY PATS
il properly managed. The Pocltbt Bul
lctib, published monthly, flnslr tllostrated,
is tbe best paper for faDcier and farmer.
Less than tirs cents a month brings it to
yon post paid. Send stampaforsamp!acopy.
Addiess t nitty Sullttm, 82o Pearl St.
New York. -
feixiylvaala AgrlsulturU orfc, Yeri, ?x
largshar's btaadar Esglass aad Kaw Bliii.
tteM'T Iimum ..4 . . mm.
Wtfh.
Addraas A. a. r aJMlClUB 605, Tar A, tm.
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