8fcMUtL itLfLbLiLAtl
M17FUNT0WN.
bT F. S C II W E I E It,
Barroa abb ranrBiBTea.
" E-Setiii Walim i lead ail demo
cratic rorupotitora f r tLe nomination
cf Governor.
(tmin.i Fbaww Tbai ia on trip
.mnn.l trn wnrM in Rrt daVB. He
started March lt.
Sto Aiijws, of rr
e!cte.l I'nitt-d Stale Senator f-r
the term of ix vears.
Wujjaw IlrraNHX, the founder of
IWkuell I'niventity at Iywiaburg
dind at Lin Lome in Philadelphia on
the 5tl. int., jf'd ""year.
Wit is .f the Olamorga iron
company bucked tha tiger in New
York, and the gamblers 4:l-ani'i hm
out of c.Tr t.'O.O'X). Suit La bt-en
In.tit i-t-.l t.i ret the m'iiev mm
tint 4,-aiuMt ra.
Tbe 1'nitcd Statin .Senate, Iaat week
waa dmp.eaat-d over the way in whirl;
information of the luamet.a ot tile
Morrt s-Miiun of the ii:it came ti
Im iulliHhd in th u-waiaira. At
thi.- distance it l-wk a.n if wlue tfd
t-.iujiuon cens- niitor jrivoa th
inf. .riimtioii to th u-WHpaj-rH. If the
aeniitr wnoH put itself in accord with
pe j le i f the 'ifut commonwealth
it rrrstiit, it would uliolisli the
nrrit RsJi"n niiMiifna wlii n the lift
tion ia in a stnte of pemo with all
the world. Tln pr nurupti n that
the Senate haa liiisiu to tranaart
that ia uot jrop-r for the people to
know ia a piece of ntck diniU that
ia nt to lauh at.
Tui at cnis to b. n u licuie work
in itself to the surface iu Cmreaa t'
a ithoriitr the national tfot-rtuent to
I my all frrain that fnrnn-ra have to
ell at H per cent of the tVuc of tie
yrain. I no me;. ou itw "k j
head of the achi'tue ur'f that paver- j
nient will then 1 t dealing with the i
farmer at it do iU with the banter
w'i-n it tnka-4 hW b .mis nt 0 ) per
pnt. in hank notes. Should such
bill pass congress, -rain sUre houses .
will havu to W erected in every coun
ty, aad tin national g.iveriuent of j
fieal 1st ! increased an hundred
fold and the repuhl w ill have Ixen ;
t'lrnx.l out of the old path into a way
that ! ails to a tirr" vntrali-d gv J
ernment. In additiou to the move-j
nient to ia irovei uixiit buy -rainat
NO ( IT fi iit "f its ul:ie there is a
movement t ha
;overment take
e-nirrol "f f he railr.:i.ls which sterns
to Ik- a in'iiliir pnqs sition in view
or trio tari mai me raiiroaus
. ,. , , i , .
are nw fln.-l to hae a go.nl ,bal
to.1 wah c .at .Hing g "eminent, j if they offer the tdightt-st resistance
which is a jjood tleid hkt the old xtory ; they are flogged or otherwise pun
oftlie ninn wh.t was rpl. xed to . hded until tiiey submit. The men
, i . i i ti- who hav lieen ltromisexl homes and
kntv, whether his tlo-r wajel his , ',, . .
" , , farms are eoiuieUetl to give up all
ta.1 ..r whether the tail wagggsd the th thrv have for the rburclv.
og.
IU ppalo I ii l. turnttl up lust week
u Kome, Ifjy, with his "Wild West
how," atnl gave one of the most
citiug entertainments siuro the Kd
iatorial exhibitions of a
rfw,tir..l
years ago. A lioblrniuu had six sav
a-r iioisrs iiiafc i an hiki hi iiie oas
"
turo. The annuals had never been
haudlml anl Huflalo Hill was taunt -
mirlv tohl that uo luiio' man could
. - t. .. .i :i l - -l . .
capture, has. lie an. I ride the w
horses. The horsemen of his ah
smiled. Ilutrdo bill said, my Uvs
can capture, saddle and ride the an-
ituals in ten tninutea. A dav was
WSM
aojKiiute.l fir the trial.
An
encloH I
ure waa erected. TI
chased in with
horsetunu in '! pursuit and in
ten minutes time, the cowltoyaof the
t'nited States, lia.l lassoed. sad
dled, mounted and aourreil. the
wiM leap and buck out of the
Italian hteetls to such a decree
that they rode them j;aily alnnit in
the enclosure, to the astonishment
aud amuaeiuent of the two htiudred
thousand lioiuiiu oile, who hail as
sembled in the rain to witnes a feat
that they tleclared couM not be ac
enmplished. Major Ed. II. Smith, allteit I
T 1
gen
uvuii.it. nun ts uuiiiiHomA man is a
bachelor. Many of his friend have
wondered why he never married.
.Ia hiH vo'irt r days Ed was hand
corner than he is now even, ami he
had more h.-iirt.n hia head. He waa
nKa d tn a leatitiful ami fascinat
ir.g girl. W'nr'swihi alarms were
sounded, and E.l. let tham sound un
til late in lStU. when he finally en
lkSte.1 The tirht i e saw of the real
fijrht waa on Septetulier 0 of that
yea- at Cedar Crerk. where Sheridan
made his famous rule. How m.tch
herea'lv vlid w no one will know,
for he d'at'iwtarvrl auihlenlv and waa
not ee-n for four dava.
rsuid'y the valiant K.l. turtit-d ult.
The battle had leu won. and he
was asijrht. roverrd with dirt and
a! i ma. "Where have you lean. FaI !"
aaked Hiv aa he caught ai-ht of
hie forlorn i.akipg brother. EJ.
lookoJ her.Uh. i, a Ih1'j
log near the c-e k here for three
." he said -I d rather W a
live coward thaa a .lead hero." The
tory leaked out. an.l when El. re
turned lit.me his a eethsart "reeled
him eoldly. "Whut would have be
come ..f our Jeitr cuiiutry if all had
acted hke touf e demanded.
"They eouldn t." he re,.d. "beeniwe
there weren t I-igs ei(ajoh." Rut
the engagement as broktt off. and
Ed is euly reminded .rf it oa:aioual
lv. when he tin.la a wo.l th k in his
clothes.
But F.I. is a (. a. R. n.,,r.
thf lean, and he aport a lronx but-
tn prvtmly. otiiD please bun
bo rniub aa to have friend toorh hi
bat to Lira and address i im "aa com
ratle." TLa other dav a man out at
the club Uiom lit tha button and
naked what post he) boknTvd to.
Pot 28" he reuliL ".
Ji Dar.-it Mlir 28." St. Paul
Pioneer Prem.
Sew W mf Ralalaa; Ianr
A preacher at Cortland X. Y..
haa Rot a way of raising money which
Vats the beat returns of the contri
bution box. He bought $25 worth
of nirkeht and uatnbuten tbem
amou the congrt Ration. Xo per
',,1.1 .V. rr. than one .nrl ,
it waa to 1 invented in any way tha
jriswaJtor mi'ht plraae. The reault
waa aurpriaing. One httle girl put
her nirkle into e'pt and cleared $2
on the investment. A lady who first
invested in cucumber, by success
fully "embarking her accumulated
ctpitat in potatoes, aoap and breal.
came out with a neat profit of $3.02.
Four young ladies formed a pool,
anil with a joint capital of 20 cents
went into photographs of the paator
w'airh they sold at a profit of $17.3o.
Manv other meiiilers of the church
invested their nickels in various
ways with liko auccesa and the neat
sum of $373.82 was realized from
thin ingenious idea. Chicago Her
ald. Ileal American l'oem.
The following neni which could
ib placed --ide by sid with the
r-atet.t jo.-tic effort ol tue uine-(-uth
century without damage to
the effort h:ia Wen -outributel to
the New York World by Seorge Eth
elrid'e, whofiutlsKome.N. Y., large
enough to live in. As a aieciwen
of its kind thia oein stands alone.
The bJ stood on the front door toop, ar
tbungbt ol daDger bear ;
lla rarrd not lor hi tathrr'a boot ia
hort be knew ao Irar.
He look out bis pocket miner and aued
for an inlanl tbrre.
To remove bit nice B-' derby and to
loitxilh hi oily hair,
Tbn graied the bnd!r cratlr and timid-
I; rang Ibe b-1',
for be krew that bT b-rb oM ratbrr bat
ad him worn ttan aavihinf .
A monunt of iinful aiitlnp, B raoment
of Iriivui dcnlif.
And the doot wai amiltly op. ned, while a
tout Hr winly on',
A moment of ijnti-t igsri) , 1 uionient of i-
Irnt 911epenSe.
And ibtt Twng nian lurchcsl through tfhe
aimoepbere aod bung bm f ea lb
ft nc.
A bnrrible hrit fc ot angnieb, a load ub
!reerou a hoop.
And the voting man 0 m down tha aveau
mith bin coat tail in the aoup.
Experience Among Mermen.
reorge lrston of tlar countr. '
Ala., has returned from I' tab where !
h..ni in.,,,niimui envrt i
o Mormouism. He tells a thrilline
storv of the treatment of converts by i
I M..rn.,,n. ih..n tliv reach Itah I
! He kavs the vtun-n r
uverts are
.. . . .
married to eld rs, who, in most cases, t
,mvt thr,r four wiT,, Rlrea.lv, and i
ami theu thev are turned
adrift to
live as best they can.
l'restoii and his youug wife were
ctxiverted to Mormoninm alout a
year ago by two of the elders who
were linatrlvtiug ia CLiv countv.
Thev sol. I all thev had and went to !
Utah. Preston said his wife was '
stolen from him aud carried to Salt ;
T . k t .i - i -i . t i
, Lake 1'itr, he thinks, but he was
nHVer aWV to find any trace of her. j
; He was then by threats, Cimpelled!
; to jiv the Mormon church all the'
ild U10"'.,' ne nR,' nlwnt $-00, ami then : the March Cosmopolitan, '-A Candi-
he w as till he must Ltokout for him-' '.ate for Divorce," ba many realis
J"w,Htlf. He started home three months j tic scenes from a young ladies'
, a r,s aUl Worte,l his wav back. i
I -- - -
.-m .,,... ....-.
curious story is tohl at the Cap-1
The horses wereit..l at the eipeus of a member of
Imiitin. Amerioiin 'Cn gross, who. while of no small
riilerinteueetnaly, has not ln Two timelv articles are, "Easter in
ltlesne.1 with au abundance of avoir- Jerusalem." "bv Frank G. Carpenter
luiois says the Washington corres witll a vrxfUHua f illustrations, and
la.ndent of the New "iork Tribune. Urownill, B I'lo iu Literature," by
He has a wife who is much taller 1 1 be well known Browning lecturer,
than he ta, an.l who also ts well Kmllv S;mw Furman, Captain Dan
known to her children as a strict ! Morgan Tavlr furnihhe.1 an in-
.iiscii.nmirian. wue evening as ine
sttrv goes, she heard a noise in the
nursery aiu-r lied time. She prompt
ly seized her slipier and 6tarteil for
the scene of the uproar. Just as
she reached the door the children
extinguished the light. Stretching
out her hand she captured one of
the boya, aud to jude from the out
cries he made the spanking was
t jorotighly effective. But the moth
er was somewhat surprised at the
conduct of the second sufferer. In
atad of sobbing, he yelled protes
tations iu a strong voice, ami at Inst
swore rouudlv. The mother, aston-
:. l... I : j i t i -
n f J T i 1 , e K n,mitnat picturestjue Venetian craft.:
fall from her kme to the floor. -) StJvini the t lian Tes a
-U that you Lubby ? j hind the Mask." Q r,i F. Lum-
l .T WU mis, the Brete Harto of New M.xi
admitted that it was her hubby Frances MheH Douglitv 2.
she had isen .parking. After they t X
had retired amid the muffled laugh- - br one of1,be
restrain t by stuftng pulow. mto ; u furms the dertment "In" the
their mout tin, exjjanationa followed. T ilrure " ... 1 t. J i -
i . .
with the sums nlntv-l it. .ir I. .u
M, U1"
wife had gone to the nursery, wher
he hail lteen caught br his spouae.
Hereafter he vuws that he will al -
low his wife to discipline the chil-
drea unaidtd.
Rw. Palaver's Cattaa-a.
On Saturdav tMht about ten
o'clock the handstme cottage build
ing on tr.tvel Hill, just west of Lew -
istown. w hich was being built for
Uev John Palmer, waa destroved bv
ure. ii was impossible lor our fire-
department to rea-h the place or do
anv execution if thev were there and
. it wm
and there is no doubt the dtru--
tion was the work ..f sn mcen-liarr.
The building waa being built under
a contract by Johnsoa MuUhers
bougb, and w'aa to cost $1200. The
loaa ia mainly on the contractor, who
had a builder's insurance of $700
on it.
Rot. Palmer preaches in Philadel
phia, but had derided to make boa
residence here. He ia the gentle,
man who waa tha prohibition candi-
I date for Congreaeman-at larjye a few
-
rears aro. Lewmtown SentineL
CkMB
Excairal!
la
( Calirr
in Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars for
PasseDtrers boKTine second class tick
eta to Pacific Coast Point, which will
b mil Uranffb from Chie g U O.H
na. lo nan rrannsco wuuoui cuu
at any intermediate point, ria the Chi
cago. Milwaukee & St. Panl and Un
ion Pacifiic Sbort Line only on the
following d if as for leaving' CLica-3
viz : January 16 and 30, February
13 and 27. March 13. April 10 and
24. Mar 8 and 22.
The alepinir rr fare from Chicago
lo San Franciaeo is bnt f 4.00 per
berth, and the accommodation aie
excellent. For further particulars
PP'r lb nearest coupon ticket
apent. or ad.lreea Jno. K fott, lrav.
Pasa. Agent, Williampport, Pa.
Emerg-eacj Tralas.
Emergency trains are a new feature
of the Pt-onaylvania railroad man
agement. Any one getting married
and in a hurry to get away on a
wedding trip, or any one, or a number
of travelers v. ho cannot wait'for a reg
ular train an extra one Li started out
at a great speed, the frequency and
cost being regulated only by the
willhigne- to pay for the extraordin
ary service. Before An emergency
train is started out every stition on
the division of the road over which
the train is to run and every signal
operator, must notified of it, the num
ber of locoiuotivns given, the time .on
which it ia to run, and every tiin
in the path of the emergency train is
notified at the first station it reaches
that such a train ia ou the road and
if it is an urgent case all regular
trains must keep out of its way. All
this is accomplished by the free use
of the telegraph, and in a very few
minutes.
Teachers' Insulate.
Thfc te&rLers of the townships of
Greenwood. Delaware, Walker and
Fayetfe and the lairough of Thomp
son town, will hold an Institute, on
the 21st and 22nd of March 1890 at
Diiarasville, to which yourself and
friends, are cordialy invited.
IEO..KAM-JE.
"Addres of Welcome," W. Frank
Castles: " Pajier," Mis Alice Auker ;
"Mental Arithmetic." F. .V- Wilt ;
"Priinarv Heading," L L. Dimm ;
Teachers Iteadinir Circles." H. C.
Sausman ; "Spelling," O. B. Sidoff;
'"-School Discipline." D. L. K-pnr;
"PaiH-r." Is Klos: "Music in
School." L. A. Woodward ; Gram-
mer. . r . iiucke ; tntlay Alter-
noon : Ivatw Jldler ; "tuiwrtns
Bust Work," S. 11 Schurtz ; "Pater,
M,,r;. 11 Kinn-r- "liVtiniuit." ,
Jla-jpe li. rwinzer: iietUiaiitu
Teacher," Cliats. W. Rtahor ; "Wh
of
at
The Teachers Itesponsibilities,"
'J. H. Carney ; "Oooporatiou of Teach
er ard Parent," W. H. Haines.
The program me will be interpersed
with Music anil Recitations Prtjf. W.
E. Auman and other friends of Ed
ucation, are expected to be present
ami address the Institute.
All are earnestly requested to be
present
W. P. Cast'es, President. F. A.
"t, ice President. It A. oo lard
Tetary, Kate Muler, Assistant Sec-
retary.
Literary Sale.
Professor Bot sux'h novelette
b.arding schtsjl, and aims to show
, the calamitous results from much of
, tne prevailing ieminine eiucation.
1 It is stroDiflv illustrated bv
.tr. fr..r tr n ti..n lA .1
i V,Uh champney s i.ainting, "la th
j (;re.n lJ,M)m cf a lijaribne Schtxtl.
tt restiliir article on "The Militia." ill-
lustratod by Harry Ogden, and Col
Charles Chaille-Long gives a remark
able description of '"The Desert"
with several striking engravings
Another traveller, W"m. H. Gilder
collects his observation of "Signa
Codes, Savage and Scientific," com
paring the me I hot Is of signal tele
graphy among the Esquimaux, the
Indians, the Siamese, and the Ann v.
"Berlin the City of the Kaiser," by
Mary Smith, is tho leading paper,
ami "The Evolution of Gondola," bv
Herbert Fierson, illustrated bv the
nilior uli.. K .n..r : :..
i " 4 tisuniuiuisiiuuB iu
this numlier a new department en
.... j lui CIJ
. tiUeil. -From the Editor's Window '
j T-l(ht aid Ta-morra w
Nlgbt.
;
j And each day and night riunnr tbii
J lst all drnKf, Kemp',
j Balaam for tbo throat and Inara, ackanwl
i e"1 ' ,h mot ucc",ai remedy
" 'old f"r ,b" e"" ronfh. Crot,p.
1 Broocl'i,i. Wboopin, Coujb, A.tbia. and
I Coa,nP"- a bottle u, day ui
J keeB't alway.ia tbe boose, so joa ran
3 raw u centa
j K "P1" ttla frwo.
noun it serrea notices on all instil.
refusal of psrment of all bil's ore -
: eented for Mi.m;n..t ' :
' -agmnts.
From tbe North American of March
: The burning of a saloon in an In
diana town by an ti -liquor crusaders,
which cost a life, will do tbe temper
ance movement in that section
more barm than anything that could
have been done by its enemies. I he
ashes of tbo saloon-keeper wbose txxly
waa cremated in his blazing saloon
will err aloud for veneeanca, and
every repectable man, whether he is
for, or against tne sale oi tne liquor
will denounce such bitter fanaticism.
When "temperance' joins hands with
rapine and murder, it cannot expect
the sympathy of law abiding citizens
and 'everr honest Probubitioneat
should repudiate the men guilty of
such acts.
The telephone i a recent invention
that baa come into ue since the tel
egraph. People can bold canversa
tion when 25 and 30 miles and up
wards distant or separated while be
fore the invention they could not talk
to another party more than 4 or 5
hundred yrds apart and be under
stood. Tbe telephone wires are
electrified similar to tbe telegraph,
but are worked differently. Let a
man talk to another 17 miles away
by telephone, ud all can say it is a
truth, a fact. It is done every u-y.
Bat let him attempt to talk to an
otl.er 17 miles away without a tele
phone, and every person will eay it
cannot be done. ince it cannot us is
well known. Man is Vile and
sinful aud so inuoh so that tue BiWe
declares his righteousness to be as
filthy rags" and that 'there is uone
righteou-i.no not one." aud ovtry sin
deserves tne wrat h audjeurse of tiod
in this life and the next life. What
shall people in such positions do. A
solution is : Like tbe telephone i A
way to carry the short distance,
travellihg. weak, human voice, sue
cesafully for miles and miles so Christ
God's apKiuted way does redeem and
save sinful, unrighteous man, be
cause of nnrighteouBuess to weak
to reach heaven of himself even like
his voice is to weak to travel
20, 25 and 50 miles and more and e
beard without a telephone. Use tbo
telephone if you desire your wetk
voice to go a hundred miles. Liy
hold on Chiit f yon desire to be
.... -
heard 1U Ice k'tt-ul court ot heaven
and acqriitted by God. The tele
phono has power to convey a man's
voir a thousand miles, while with
out the instrument he ii enabled at
the best to ie the voice only three
or four hundred yards. Curi-st on
the other ban 1 nUbrngh it seems as
mysterious as the telephone, can
make the cause of siuners heard aud
accepted at the throne of Gtd, in olj
der that they should find alvi
tion wl.ilo they cacuot of them
selves make their petitions heard t
en to tbe heighth d the c'oudi
Something like mm a voice wituoiit
the telephone. Christ he!ps sinners
from their sius to acceptance with
God more certainly than the tele
phone helps the hum in voice into
distauce.
Aebon.
A Kentucky spring ptK-t sent the
following to the Louisville Post, as
the common standpoint of all good
Reutticklau :
Cora bread wbea I'm hungry,
Vhikv bea Pa dry,
Groet.hocka when I'm horJ np, '
Heaven whoa I die.
- -
A Chester county man seeks a di
vorce from his wife, lxcause sue
danced for joy w hen he accidently
cut off a finger with an ax.
tt.ti.1L.
DMISISTK.VTUIX MM I0K-
In Ettate of .1 Inn Will, deceased
Tbe nitdrrMt;itftt Adtuiirairatrix. tiavii
beca c rattfd Irtitrs testanKntsrr on th
eststr ul Alin Wilt, lst ot Delaware
township, Jncia'a cunuty, dneraard, t-ot t,f
tbe tpho' Ct.urt t.f Juni.u countv, lirtr- '
bv f is notice lev ail prttus aiutl-btcd to :
east esta'e tt uiake iiunirdiate pa-tucut, '
and tlutse Savii; c-attus a ill present tltt-rn t
Properlj auihcuticaird 'or st-It'em-ut. !
ELI. A ti WILT, j
Geo. J tCuBs, Adtuiiti-tra rix. '
Atttrnev
tUVstHU. 3TIU Ibt II.
SALESMEN W A X T E D
T represent olio nf the Urf. st Nurst-ries
in tb rttinitry. We enirstiteo saii.tttcfiitn f
o all eutftnt-rs. N .rrvittii rXtTit-nrt; i
nt-cewtrr. alerjE Bad Eiptune '
Irmu start. AddteMt, ellnt( ngn,
HOOI-KS. BIIO. sl TUOIIAS,
Maple A vrttiie X uirrir. Voj.t Clirstur, I'a
Jinusry 22. I8-J) 4'.
Treaxpass .wotlce.
All perstnis re ht?rt-hy cautioned not to
tresspass nn the I triii Unit and wtMtdlaml !
the tit.d-ririit-.l in Mi l'd l..nhip, tttr
the pnrpttw f hii'iii. huntitie. tihinc
pirkme lorries, thraaint: tlitsa fences, r.nt
litiK t.ttil-r, The law agtinst tresapass-
ltt ail! Im .ulnrctd.
Oakicl Fibiieb.
Ni.vt ntltrr 27, IS'.io.
I took Cold,
I took Sick.
I TOOK
SCOTT'S
kestlt:
I take My Meals.
I take My Rest,
ASK t AM V1COBOI-S INOCGIt TO TAK1
ASVTHISC I CA!f LAV MX HAMS OH ;
ce-tiinc tiu loan, fob Scott's
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphitesof Lime and
SOda OSLV CURED XV Incip-
ee-nt Consumption strr svilt
a i-r. aku is sow rvTTrso
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT THS BATS or A POUND A DAT. I
TAKS IT JLiT AS KAStLT AS I DO
SCCH TESTIMONY IS KOTaTISG KKW.
SCOTT'S BMCLSIOW IS DO ISO SOMH.1I
UAILT. TAK.S SO OTUUU
WANTEI):;uN,f;:
Slet-t
A" l.tMAI. Wttrrattte Fibst Ct-
, r" "' "wm anl
I.iher.i indoeeutet.t
ex.
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, js.ntKn tLi p-prr. Dvc. 3:u.
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Qenuinefas a
Hed tin tag on
every plug.
Old Honesty is acKnowl-
edged to be the purest
and rr,ost lasting piece
of Standard Chewing Tobacco
on themarKet.Trxmg it is
a better test than any talK
about it. Give it a fair trial.
Your dealer has it.
JIO. FIRZER Sl BROS., Loolsiille, Ky.
CARTERS
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
CURE
Rick Halwb and rrlif t a II the irouMea lact
dent to a iMiHtta state t.f the uytim. such as
DiuilM. Naiuea. tnwUM. Distress after
mini. Ham in tl SMe. c Whilr tlir nutst
mnaxkable sticersa has hsen abotra in euriu-
HsavtartMt. yet C'aaraa a Lima Lrvia Fnxa
arm ruallr ts Ins Hie in Constipation, euriti
and prrvttittnir this anaorinc comttlmint. whik
thev also fwnit all tltstrtWs of the stomacb .
stitnulst tta lirer and rrfulata um bowels.
Etren it they only cured
HE AO
Arhe th-T would he almod pi u 1 1 te those
who annTrr from this distmainr complaint:
bat farraiMtt-lr thnr foodnssi doss not end
here, nnd those who ones try tbem will find
these little pills rahiahl In so nut ways that
titer will not be willins to do without tbem.
bat after all sick bead
ACHE
in the hone of wn manv Htm that Iter f whvr
w tnavito oar rrrt basut. Our cure $t
whik odiers do tvst.
Cimt' Lsrm- fjTKm YiiA avr small
and T-r7anr to tak - On or (wo pills fnak
v Armor. Tlvv are trirtly fg tatW avnd io
ikoc gripe or parira, btt hj thetr r-Btlv actton
rlnarn all who use iVtn. In ialst at att wott;
fire (or $1 Sold Mfrrwhtra, or asnt by tnalL
caxth vxwzun ecu vtv t-a.
SdlM SsilBssS. LbllPrlsi.
SCOTT'S
EDULSlOtl
Of Pure Cod
Liver Oil and
HYP0PH0SPHITE8
of Lime and
Soda
I
la endorsed and rreserlned by lesdlnsr
physlclaua becaass both tlis Co.1 I.ir-r Ot
and MtapopMmmpHitmm are the reetgnlset
agents iu toaeureot (sHisijia. li Is
aa ya lata hie aa milk.
Scott's Emulsion
is m aeoitaVrW flrk rrmlttrrr. It in tha ,
Mttt tui for CONSUMPTION, i
Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wasting- Dis
eases, Chronic Coofhs and Colds.
Ask tor Scon's Emulsion and take no other.
Consumption Sure'" cured.
To Twa Eonrn:- Ptosss Inform yonr resders
that I hses a posiuv. reuiftdv fur the ttoTe-itamad
diaasae. By its timely saa thonaandi; of hnpeless
am haes been iwrmsoeptlr cured. I shall be glad
to aand two bottlss ot ray routolj FKEE to any of
Tour readers who bstr. eonsnmttlnn If thejr will
send ma their Express and P. O a-Mmes. K.pect
rollj. X A. aiXJOUAt. M. C. 181 paarl St.. Si. Y.
mHiiii A. nt. ywu Urf.,r
'""t pt ivs and praci,
toirn dottblf M
" e'erjr OimL cuua ilsur. s.1
rLUtii. S..J ts tlotW.
3UiX3. 13S ts KCl TV
tillat.arr.l. T-
seree M ....
ifcnaiiASmitir-jMCs,t:jX.lljtI!tE.T.
i i.. t -at.ww.
f r ai at! f ' . ai -i
-" -.'-r-t'aiie- a. - Y- Trir
it fO FOR OUtl CUTVUOC'.t.-... Fl
Tf '
W .1 M .
IK3!AKe'.
-x A SOLID
TEEL FENCE!
EXPANDED METAL
bt srrBvei. ensBrmtiae arvr
el.&TKa. naaitiaina eiwvj
r frcatociscsa, OejajoiwTS, Ccarrtsits. Fsaaat
Garosmb wlas Arters, Stusasw Csarda, TrslUsss,
f io-ar-ttf PL4Tt.BI50 LATH, BOOB alTK.
a rite far lllu.1 rated Catalospse- p1"!4 frei
CtNTBAL EXPANDED METAL CO
I :a M ater Wl I'l llakairs;l, Wm.
isr-aaxsXer kecplu tirec name of tha pascf
r
Loo,. K. ATSisaes. r. . P. ra
ATKIMSOH FEUMEa.!,,
ATTORNEYS -AT -LAW,
MlMXINTOWN. FA.
rrColleetiac and Cenveyanetaf prenip
if attoaded te.
Omen On Main street, in jane. -denee
of LeuU K. Atkinson. sq., ooJ f
Bridge street. 26 1886'
TTILBEBFORCE SCHWETBB,
ATTOENEY - AT - LAW,
. Mir FLINTOWN, PA,
rjOlBce on
Bridge atreet, oppoaita
Conrl Honae.
Jons McLaoonun. Joanea W. Smin
nCLACGHLIS at STIMMKL,
INSDBAUCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYAL, JUNUTjI CO., PJ.
try-Only reliable Companies represented.
Jan. 1. 18f9-ly
MASON & HAMLIN.
ORttAIf ARD PIAMO CO.,
BOSTOX, NEW TOKK, CHICAGO.
gfEW ( Contain a nt'S octave,
I Kine StoD aeiion, iurn-
MOItELi I uAei in a large and
I liaiidiome case of attid
ORGAN. black waluut. Price,$a9
I each : a'ao aoM on tbe
STWVR I Kav Hire Sritem at
IS 12. Si lr qmrwi
lor ten a u a r t e r a
I alien organ becomes
property ot jwraon hiring
f Tbe Manon a. Hamlin
Siritiger, invenica ana
patautt-d by Maaon A.
Uaiuliu l.iano exclu-
I AM LI m
I'lA.IOS.
l Kivelv. Remarsabla re
I finenient ot tons and
I pbenominai capacity to
liana in iudc coaraciaro
Mhese instrnmeota.
FOI'ti'LAR STILESIORGARS AT
832,32.ftO GO, T8. 996,
AND UP.
Organ mnd Piouoi told lor Catk,
Paymtnlt and Rented. Catalogue Pre
November 18, 1889, lot.
LKQ4L.
JKKCANTILE APPRAISER S
LI8T OF
DEALERS cfc VENDERS
OK
F0EE1GH AUD DOMESTIC MERCHANDISE
IN TUB COLNTT OP JOKIATA, FOH 1UK
VE1K 1890, AS AITRAISKU AND
fUMFltD Ut TIIK
MERCANTILE APPRAISER.
SEALS.
Cta. Hate
AIz. WotdratfJ, mrrrliaiit
W . K. Fofnrroy, uierchttnt. ...
J.F. Krlt. morctimnl
HFXAWAKE.
Sninwl K'lil Kfl. ru fyhatut
L . U. W ili- . uiercuMUt
rAVKirn,
K. M. KtIImn-liMiit....MMM.
ltroru Jk i-'0. r Iiuuih
lawviil .-hirk, iiicifltMbt
ttup-iiitaia O rit-li. iisr-
(IMHti
u. V. .Hdeinu. ii-r-ii-nt. ......
J.avM l'M;f. Ilttei4U-lat
i.-riiz--ift
HMiuutti A IImh. A i.,inetch4Jil.
liNUXW.tUl). .
J.T. I'iiiiiii & lr.. i-r-li:ta.t.
.VAta.ll A.tittia, l.ol I ...
LACK.
K. H PttroD. merchant
J.siiu ViaUKhn. ro-rcliavii t
Kobe-rt Kino-, tuvrrhHnt
ii. W. Camptmil. merchants .
MiLrtiKn.
J. B. Meloy, mercLavut,
M I WFIAX T - Wl,
, Krxc1vnii Hard ware DinipiDjr,
ttHTU wtir9. .
J. A. M urrnj, li4timMW
r J. W. Kirk, mtrrs liHiit..
, W. K. hnyder, turnitur-.
I bvoit K nan roan, luuavicai In
ai ru if it-u I... .
; W. H. rUKlisrni. drutficint .
' C. K. llinkl). mrrrhaul
; J. C iil-fn. ,trKrit-ii A uotiottn
. Jowfplt Pen nt-11, merchant
, Jotiu Ktka Knct-r
I La. HhuUk A. 4.'4.., drutzKitM
; Fri. lpeutBcbade fc tion. mer
chmtiat M
i I I. M DHsr. urosrspr M
14 t 7 00
14 7 Ml
II 7 OJ
15 10 Oil
14 10 OU
im io on
I I 10 (SI
14 7 OU j
15 10 00 :
14 7 01 1
II Tl
U 10 00
14 7 on
A 7s 00
1.1 10 '
14 7 Oil
14 7 at
14 1 n
II 7 on
11 It
5 1 "0 ui
14 7 '
14 7 00
14 7 0"
14 7 lei
15 Di cm
14 7 Oil
13 10 00
14 7 OH
14 7 Ol
15 10 (in
14 7 O0
14 7 00
14 7 ' i
14 7 Ol
13 10
10 20 Ol
14 7 '
14 7 111
14 7 Kl
15 ! 1st I
14 7 l
14 7 Ol
12 12 60
13 l) Oil
UI
14 7 oft
12 14 60
13 10 (HI
I i t tw
H 10 (HI
U io ;n
4 lo uu
11 7 in
14 7 00
14 7 Ml
12 12 Ml
6 l tlb
14 7 t
14 7 10
14 7 00
1.1 10 1.0
14 7 00
12 12 &.
14 7 m
13 "o mi
a 75 (0
14 7 Oil
I.I 111 im
14 7 !!
15 IO Mi
14 7 (10
14 7 410
II 7 (
14 7 00
13 10 00
15 10 (W
1 111 IU
14 7 uu
14 7 00
14 7 UI
14 7 (Ml
14 7 (IU
30 uu
14 7 00
14 7
14 7 141
13 10 on
14 7 00
14 7 00
12 12 V)
14 7 00
15 10 (Si
l i 12 .itl
14 7 uu
13 10 uu
14 TOO
14 7 (
14 7 OH
14 7 U,
la 10 IU
14 7 UI
i. W. Hx-k, boola and ahorU
M. P. Crawlord.draKKlfct
C. t Kepoer, nn fmluDer
!. W. Httvr ev. ciolhinK
MaUtirck A Neltvun, Krain. coal
a. id luiitlHT
Wllilun Hell, tin pit mrDtMHHHH.
K. H. MH lirlic. harflware....
v p ILohieMtn. z re r
m(J Mvfw. lmplt-m-ntM........
H 11 Kall man. jewelry
JsiM-pti AditiitM. rrT
A si.tt. lr K(KMia.rarpetnaiid
mIiow .
K Ms-hott. clntbint;
'ULssaAta Valley bank Broktrrt,.-
I'ATTEIWON.
W H Bank A Co. iruBtiHLt
Uum A K-ber. hnrdrare.WH...
Meloy A Hn. inerrhMOlM,..
.QHDiDrl Hirayer. clMOiiUg...,
Jcrli Pnnell. in-n lMtit
MrMfi A Blv-. nierc-linuta
T J Mtddaifti. luert'liaut
Howard Kirk, tobarvo A sta
tionery.. A C Feil. confectionery
W H MrlH'tihld. rrfMt-r
Nortli Hon, K,m,u. owl aul
luruer
Hot -tit N xim. io!-l
Jni-M A I Kanilc-r, dry kmk1h A
MKt-rW-.
Kelly Hi a in p. dry KMdt A itro
-ertt-tJ
K H MltWieh, flour, fefsl. Ar
r'ariiierK Merrautile AftMK'ia
lioti .
MOKKOK.
Kdwnrd Sliifr- r. tuerrheint.
Kin it- A UraliU. uen imiil-t.
K Wnuy. inen lm 1.1
.1 H W ine?, tnert-bant..
J K VauHoru, liU-l....
s (741 K II N.NA.
I! U lteH!e. inerrhnnt.
K isiiatit-r. iiii-r.-liiiit
B Kbluj luerebant .
81'KITB HII.I..
J Ia IX iitou. mercliHiit
J Mevkeiidorn. merchant..
M M.iwry. uiercbant
J C Coou A Hro.. merchants ...
rORT StiYAU
Noah HertKler, ruln -..
I H Boniium. merrhaul ,
AJ Pet til, nierrhMDl
A H RannelH. merchant .
Mary "oo. grocer A notions...
H ti Prorier. rwr WM w
i H M Kepier. utufcKiHt....
Jacob TvroutnKer. ifralD .
Philip Kepner. coal . ...
Janiata Valley Bank Brokem...
TCHCAKOEA.
J B Henry, merchant
J C Ita lord, merchant
A J Kentuaon. niercbkint
H K Thoiiipaou raerrhant
u Harainmtn. merenant ..
W VanHwerlncn fc Hn, nifr
r-HlAVitat
TTBBsn-r.
Koah Iletizier. roen-hant..
t C Barrett. inruliant
Tlioa FeoK-roarH.
M E pw-hlael. mf reliant ....
J P k-kt-rt.bMui. luercbant
TltomiMin Urtm, grain anil eral
K A Teuiila Bro, sraln a cuej
V1LKEK.
W W III mm, merchant ..
M L. Keitr. merchant
K A Hmitb. merchant
W Kictialugh. i-relmnl
C A llMtropson. train and eoai
1 T Kepler. mercnut
The license, mentioned In the above list
will be doe and parable to tbe County Trea
surer on and afu-r Ma l-i, imsi.
Ao appeal will be licid In tha Commis
sioners' Otflce. In the Ho rotas h of Mlmn,
ItisD.ns MONDAY. MAHCH aiat. between
the boors ot lo o'clot k a. a., and 4 o clock
p. -..when end where all persons feeime:
th-melve asarleed may attend If thev
think proper. '
Given nnrier m hand thla S4th dav or
February. A. It.. InOu. '
J. E. JAMISON.
Mercantile Appraiser.
Mlffllntown. Pa.. Feb.. 1. ltn.
AU important local news are pablUbed
ia ths columns or the Sssmixi, st KrrcB
ucab ; also Important ganeral news, and
a large and varied amount ol literary matter.
Selling at dost.
Ha vine- determined to retire from business, I will tell dt lr. .
at oost Now is tbe tim to secure
LATEST FALL
And
WINTER STYLES !
Retirement from Business was
ed ths
FALL AND WINTEB STOCK
I now invite my friends and the
my stock at cost prices. It will pay
. t. l ru:iJ...'.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
and Gent's furnishing goods. First Class, combining Style, Qaality ...
Elegance. Prices that will astonish you. At cost prices.
My stock of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS A SHOES OVER-ALLS, WATCH
and JKWKLRY, Calico, Percale and White Shirts. Xoskwear, C1W
and Cuffs, Trnnks and Satchels, is full and complete. Call and see allT
cost.
Sam'l STRAYER.
THE OLD RELIABLE CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER
IN PATTERSON.
November 6th, 18S3.
JYcic Firm.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
No more Summer for months
to come. Fall
and Winter
are here, and to conlorm to
. - - .
change, the Senior member
the firm has just returned from
,c , . , ,
jttaiern iiarRei., vYutre be
lected with great car the goods
that his many patrons favor.
DROP JJ.
We have now filled our
shelves -with Fall and Winter
Goods of all kinds. Our
tomera have appreciated
cus
our efforts to give them
roods to
suit their purposes, and we
believe that we are better pre
pared than ever to merit their
confidence. We invite ou to
come and Fee and be satisfied.
Jn our dress goods department
almost everything,
we uavc
DonH be
U I . ,. A A 1. .
backward, call
for
what you want.
Shoes and Hoots.
Our Boot and Shoe De
partment is full in its assort
ment, and you certainly can be
suited in fit, quality and price.
Whatever improvements have
J """"".i.""!! ora, hi 04 a. m.
we have them all. We
t ,i . . -i stiltord. It 29 a. ra.: Narrows, 10 34 s. m.:
Supply yOU With foot Wear for Lewistown, 10 46 a. m.; McVertown, 11 14
any in or out door service. Our j Nw,n Hamilton, 11 ssi. m.-, Hn
r, , . ,1 tingdoa, 12 17 p. m.; Tyrone, 1 07 p. a.
grocery Department never lags, j Aitoona, 1 45 p. m.,anfl 1 toP, .t sii iuiar
We have Oil hand a lull line Ol ! ,i;on heta-een Hamsbure and Alisons.;
Fresh, Plain and Fancy
QitOCEltlUS.
, , ,11-
AlSO, the Only full line
QUEEJVS WARE
in the county,
must have its
full SUPplv
Queens and Glassware, this
the store to call on for tsucti ar
ticles. All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention.
ltemember the place,
Maim Steeet, Opposite Court Hoi-he,
MiUliiitowu, Pa.,
Fred'k USFKTS'SCJI ADE
fc 8011.
NO MORE QF THIS!
.
Bubber flhne nnless worn nneomfortabli Ua-hk.
will otisa slip tiff th. fact. To ismsir
tha evil the
"COLCHESTER" RUBBEB CO.
ssTer a anon with the Inside of the heel lined with
rultbsr. This ellne to the shoe and prevents
tba KuUmr front slipj Inr off.
Call for the 4olcleater
ADHESIVE COUNTER8
and you can walk, run or jump-In them.
TO 17EAK riEM
Baawruaj from tha eflaeta of youthfal errata, aartr
esesy. waatlac waakaeaa, lost manhood, etc, I will
Band a valuable linuas (aealedi eontainiug fall
parttenlars for Lois. cure. FREE of charge. A
Plea it id aud teal work : should TUs twad by evwry
man who la naiiuaa and osbiUtated. Addteas.
. F. C rOWLEB, aewsst, i
FALL & WINTER GOODS
I would inform tha pnblic that I bavt
bow is my asw millinery store at my plan
f residence on Water atreet, MiSintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a fall stock, of Fall and Winter miniBerj
goods, all new, and of the latest styles
aad having employed flrst class milliners
I am prer ared to supply the pnblic witL
everything found la a flrstclass milliner
store, come and examine nay stock. I
coasider It ao trenble te show goods.
MRS. DXIHL.
Uarch 22-7,l.v.
bargains in the
determined upon after I
had purokiK
pnblic generally to call and
you. The goods sell on tlsir a.,
en
PENNSYLVANIA BAILXOAD.
TIM K-TAULK
On and after Sunday JCot. 10i, .
traini tbat (top at Mifliia will ma MflleWi.
EASTWARD.
HjIBaiftBI-BS A COOK M An A tin. t
, Huntingdon daily at 6 80a. a.. Mouit r.
IOB1 a I n, ra as rW u ear o IT : 1 . . .
of 'iuyui
m., Mifflin 7.08 a
Mexico .,18
i n,cror '.a. m.. vaadvke : m s.
Thompsontown a. m., nnrward ,
Millerstna-n ,4I a m.. Newuort 7.l
arriTing at Hsrnshurc at S.sO a.
and at 1'hiladr
Iphia, 1,25 p. in.
Ska b'bobe Ezpbbss leaves altoost dtllr
at 7,15 a. m., and stopping a all reruar
stations botwetn AUoods and Htrriuburf,
reaches Mifflin at 10,05 a. m., nirriiburg
11.40 p. 11., and arrives in Puiladslphis at
8.13 p. m.
Hail Tbaib leaves Pittsburg dsilf at
6,30 a. ru., Altoona at 2,00 p. m.. and stoD-
; ping at ail regular slatious arrires at kieila
at 6 0S p. m., Barrisburg 7.90 p. a., rhils-
aaaipma iu,o p. m.
aiail Express leaves Pittsburg at 1 00 a a.
Altoona 6 2Hpm; Tvrons tbi pm; BttsV
icgdon 7 87pm; Lewistown 8 48 p ra ; Mif
flin U 10pm; Uarrisburg 10 45 p m; Pbiw
delpliia 4 'lb a m.
Dat Exrasas leives Piltsburg at S.iKI A.
M.; Altoona 11.40 A. M ; Mar be fU((.d
at UiOlin at ' Of. H. V .m... .i 11
burg at s.ao p. m ; t i'jiisisipiin,6.6o r.
Philadelphia Kxpras will stop sl lltfiit
at 11 87 p. m., when tlsg.ed
WtSTFAKD.
Fast Likb leaves Phiait-lpuis dtilv at
11 4U a ra ; Ilarrisburg a US p m j Mifflin
6 pn. ; Lewistown 6 p m ; Altoeaa
h 10pm; arrives Bt Pitisburg st U 44 a.
I Wat Passimoeb leaves Pbilsdaluhls
daily at 4 80 a. ni.; Ilarrisburg, 8 15 a. a.;
Diiaeannon, 8 64 a. ru.; Newport, S S6 s.
m.; Millerstnwn, 9 40a. m.;Thompsontews,
62 a. m.; Van Dyke, 10 00 s. ui.; Tutesr-
am uiu n, . u.,iiA inn; M . .
can i Royal. 10 is a.
m.; Mifflin, 10 20 s. mi
Otstbb ExraBss leaves PhiMslphis dai
ly at 6 60 p. tu., Ilarrisburg, Iu 20 p. .,
stopping at RockvtUe, Msryinlls, Dudcsi
nan. Newport, Uillerstowu, TbompsOBtees.
Tart keyal, time at Mifflin, II 53 p. m.; Al-
Ol I toona, 2 20 a. m.,and Pittsburg, lOs.a.
Mail Tbaib leaves Philadelphia dsilr st
7.00 a. no., Harrisbnrg 11.20 a. m., -
-r , port, VI 14 p. in., Mifflin 12.52 p. in., stos-
XiVery ilOUSe ! piag at all regular stations betweea Mifflu
oi 1 D(1 a.ltona raacbes kltoona at 8.40 p.
is!
Pittsburg 8,10 p. m,
' Alvooba AocoMaooATloa l.avst Phii
I adelphia daily at 1 1 40 a. ra., liirnsburf sl
6 80 p.m., Ouncaanoa 6,01 p. ra., New-
port 6.32 p. ni., Uillarstown C,4 I p. a,
i Thompsantown C-66 p. in., Vsndrks "fil
1 p. m., Tuscarora .'.'7 p. ra., ilenco 7.0V p.
I m., Tort Royal 7,14 p. in., Mifflin J" -
m., Lewistown 7,10 p. in., UcVsytows S,
11 p. m., Newton Ua-niltan S1 p. -,
; lluatinpdon .0j p. m., Alteont 10.9 p.
! Pacitlc Express leaves fhiladelpbia II H
' p m; Harrisburg 'i 10 a m j Duncanoaok
88 am; Newport 4 00 a m : Hi.Hin 4 9 .
j m ; Lewistown 6 01 a ra ; lie Veytown t XI
a. m; lit. Unieo 6 44 a m ; lluntingdasi
! 12am; Fetersburr S 25 a m ; tfpruea Crack
40 a m : Tyrone 7 00 a ra ; ball's ami
J12in;
j 12 45 p iu.
Altoona 8 06 a tu ; Pituba(
Sea shore Express east, ea Susdi.n,
will connect with ounday Vail ml isarisf
Harrisburg at I 15 p. ra.
LKVTI8TOWN blVISION.
i Trains leave Lewistown Junction ler Mll
; rey at 10 a ra, 10 66 a m, J 15 pm j far
; Sunbury at 7,30 a in, 8 00 p m.
Trains arrive at Lewistown Junction froa
Milroy at 8 60 a m, 1 24 pm, 4 $0 p m ; froa
j 8 anbury at 12 .05 a. m, 4 00 p. m.
TTKONX DIVISION.
Trains leave Tyrone for BellsluoU so4
Lock Haven at 8 10 am, 8,10 7.15 p a.
Leav( Tyrone tor Curweasville ud Clsir
II eld a 8 20 a m, J 15 p m, 7 25 p m.
Trains leave Tyrone for Warrlers Mark,
Pennsylvania rarnaee aad Scotia at 7,40s
m aad 8,20 p ra.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Bsllsfosts
and Lock ilavea at 1 1 68 a m, and 40 p a.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Curwrai
ville aad Cloarfleld at 8 60 am, and 1144s
m, ( 17 pm.
Trains arrive at Tyrone from Scotia, War
riors Mark and Pennsylvania Fornacs st
11,40 a m, at 7,28 p ia.
H. at B. T. B. R. sl BEDFORD DIVISION.
Trains leave Huntingdon for Bert ford,
Ilyndman and Cumlterlaad at 2 2 s. a
aud 6 S6 p. m.
Trains arrive at Huntingdon lrtia Bd
loidt Uyndmaa and Cumhcriand at 12 16
p. ra., 6 20 p. nt.
HOLLIDAYSBURtt BKANCH.
Trains Ikavo Altotma lur points S-m'h, st
7 20 a ru 8 j.:, a ,. m y nl. j u p a.
6 00 p tu., 8 00 p m 9 50 p iu.
Trains arrite at Altoona Iruiu point
South, at 6 45 a m. 11 85 a m. I '' V m- 6
66 p ni. 4tt p. in. 7 KI pin. and ,10 35 p
m. Trains le..ve Btllw.-od nr Punxa
! st 8l0s , m., and 3,i p. m. Ar
rive at U-'Uwitud I rum liiuxuisncy ai 11,
20 a. iu., aud 0,10 p .
Tbe Stnltutl and Kemi 'tram otw be
place to got job woi k done. Ti r it. 1 1 vrill
pay you if Jon need sitrthinr in Irnt lin.