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MIFFLINTOWN :
TERMS.
subscription, f1.S0 per annum if paid
. -mnce; J-OU not paid in UTuct.
nient advertisensetiU Inserted at 60
Mr in-h for each Insertion.
C Trniot bnsinsss notices In local col
' in cent per line for each Insertion.
tWurUum will be made to thoae desiring
-tjertise by the year, hair or quarter
I'ubllc Stales.
We.lnrsd.iy Varch 19th W. S. 3wts-
wl it tl place of residence on the
jiotv firm. 2 J utiles northwest of Patterson
b11 m,ie t ot Millord station, 9 bead
f bl)rwS, 2' i hed of cattle, li bogs and
t lirg9 let ot tanning ntschinery H. H
Sojil'f. Aucti"ner.
alirch -'. John Brown of Fayette
towMbiF. "'" "Te ,ock frmiD
Implements. J.epb Page. Auctionuer.
SHORT LOCALS.
Mtcr comes on April 6.
J E. M -Cidiaa hs two w mills
running.
March has been tho coldest month
of tli year.
Cha:nb -rtdiurg ia to have a new
-:u.il Uat.k.
Mr- Jai kmaa ami daughter Lou.
ire v::ting ia I'hiladelptua.
Kd Stewart preached inthePres
brter an church on Sabbath.
lUnral .-xoursion to Washington,
particu'ars in another column.
The iivcfX-re j'rioe of horses at the
Y:'.'U s-a'1-' ' M '"day, was $123 00.
Ovrr i'!' hundred and fifty thous-
jal hrm-T- u- me snt iug loom
R,v Mr. Henderson, pastor elect
of Ve::a:r.t ter Presbyterian church
w:llrrea.'h r.ixt Sunday.
T'::. I'hila l.lphia Tiru itftrs one
.. i-i.: 1 i i!ar I't tin discovery of
thr tu:ir.t'rer
Pat -i-L- TT. .
wu me oniv man
m this community, a far as known,
that honored St. Patrick's day by the
wearing of the preen.
??bihP Oraif will preach next
Sabbath
morning on "The Cause and
uxae oi spiritual Ill-Health," and in
the evening on "The Thorn King.
(Fakkbh) "Saw
tO J. F. Jacobs' imnl.m.nt --.I
chinery Store? I want to examine
the famous Tiger Steel and wood
frame, Spring tooth Harrows."
Itch, Mange, and scratches on Lu-
man..or animals cured in 30 minutes
by Woolford'eSanitarr Lotion Thi.
never fails. Sold br L. Banks Jfc Co ,
DruggiHts. Mifflintown. Not. 6.
In handling a revolver several
erenin-a ago J. E. Earnest, Jr. of
a anernon suot ium.eir in the palm of
the Laud. The bullet
of the back part of the baud bv Dr K.
John Brackbill a native of J-iniat-
county, but the past 2o rears a prom-
a, la-"- A T a .
urui nuzon oi iseiu-tonte , t enter Co.,
died suddenly of hemorrhage of the
brain ou the tiiirht of tho luth int
aged 62 years.
Herman A. Howe of the Be.nL.
lrugntore knocked dav l rrht out f
the old "whits taiUl fox," that dur
ing a pel i.xl of years was too sly for
the houn.ls on Adam ridge. The
fox mt't Lin fate on the 12 inst. Her
man abut the fox on the run.
C. F. Garfet ; Dillsburg, J. W. Bentz ;
Bendersrille, L. K. Harris; Lewis
berrr, L. E. Crumbling ; Big Spring,
J . C. Ren Her ; Leesburg, V. W.
Rhoads ; Hagerstown, A. Stapleton;
Hagerstown Circuit, J. L. MUler ;
Hanover, J. Womeldorf ; Perry, J. li.
Sochrint; Newport and Maiyvi le,
S. P. Reemer; Liverpool, W. crBc-ir-!ey
; Fishinsr Creek. J. H. Welch :
J uniata, J. P. Buchner ; S. V. SmIxt
member of Newport and Marvsville
Quarterly Conference ; B F. Hall,
member of Fishiui? Creek Ouarterlv
Conference ; H. B. Hartzler. member
of Carlisle Quarterly Conference.
Tim SjJinHgrove Tribuue f last
week mentions the following singular
accidents to a railroad watchman
J 1. 1 y-v m
BQuuiauo: kju i utility morning
as the Shifter with a train of 5C cars
was leaving the N. C. tra-k to cross
the river bridge at this place, one of
the cars jnmped the frog, and a num
ber of cars were soon disrailed. The
watch-box at the east end of the
bridge was struck and turned up-side
down on an 18 foot embankment.
The old watchman John Ad iir was
in the box at the time of the occur
ence and went over the rnbankment
with it. To make matron more er
senous the box fell upon the side
with the door and the hirt stove set
the inside of the box i n fir?. The
old watchrnau although tunHad aai
bruited by the fall sacr-eided in
breaWint; out a small wiml.iv nut
anv triu withiu the Kmit exC4it the
feunsvlvama LunitexL
SEW DRi G STORE.
or which be was extricated front bis
(Fakmfk) "Hav'nt got time, have I perilous position bv the trackmen and
seen more of vour harrows in the others.
CLa!'"'-'
fence corners than I have ia the field.
Neihbr Smith tell me that he has
had a Tiger for five rears and it is
as g.xl as when he got it that's the
kind of a harrow 1 w:iut.
Alout 6 o'clock on Sunday muin-
nir a hre bruku out iu the basement
of the railroad station-house at Hunt
ingdon. The building was damaged
to the extent of about $4,500. The
fire is l-lived to have originated from
a heater pie in the b.i-ement.
John F Casner aged 13. f Mil
ford township while attempting t'i
jutnp a freight on the 11th iust about
a mile nsrth of this station had his
right f ot caught by the car wheel.
Surgeons Crawford and son amputat
ed the foot about 6 inches above the
ankle.
On Sunday, therailroal companr
surveyed. a place to put an ice ruak
iug machine. The capacity of the
machine is 23 tons a lav The ran.
ucu lias iu en uippe.l chine when at w.irk will not furnish
;ers hav tLe coming
f Annie Leconey.
V. Stone, Sccretarv of
r Governor Beaver has
M ;m an active candiilate
taia t!
r (.- ' '1"r-
Fiar.k Tut-! sou, m of A. J. Pat
ttr a . l a" secured a position
a a eUfr.tteering coijs with Tennis
Br-thi :a N- J-
. f the i ach grower in Jun-
i the l -l'1
,-rn is a.', t ii.'1't.,
Lo!t: ' x, came home from the
Lovsr:..'- t)rj; 'nans' sH"ol last week.
Fjriuer' was au attendant of the
M-'. "'rv::-' !"--hlKl.
Mr. Anthony Sand- while walking
os i boar Iwulk ia her yard slipped
aiUfsl and thereby broke lxth
bouf-i of her ri,;ht arm.
i H e.vard the polite an 1
: en t live cloth ped
!ii'iiata. making tlie
tho Ui.iny people. whi
He had his fac cnt an 1 burn
ed, and was lruised in various, pans
of his person, but very fortunately
not seriously.
The Annual Statement of the New
York Life Insurance Gimpany, pur
lished in another column, tihuw n re
markable gains in every direct on
must be alike gratifying to b.th the
Policy Holders and the Trustees of
the Company. The figures show an
income of $29,000,000. 1. uefits to
Policy Hohlers, $12,000,000. New
Risks assumed, $150,0'.tO,0(tO. Assets
,$103,000,000. Surplus 15.5(K),0K)
ruesebgures show prosperity and
careful financial management. The
Philadelphia Ajjencv appears to be a
J local institution so to speak. The
increase of its business cash collect
ed by them for premium, is a.ipua i
ed to the bottom of the dmpinyV
rernirt. The t jtal premium income
i f the Agwncy of .Messrs. L. C. Van
uxetu & Co., during 1SS9, being over
I $2,G00.000, shows a remarkable and
as lively an eutertaiument at a circus careful management of th Agency
b it it w ill Ik a -rreater curiositv thnn department. We commend the care-
Ir-h
Cerr
b;i-i al
Jr : t e
rouiul ini 'ti
buy fr 'ii him j
,A,tvT of rae riv.vi. concern) I !
djllt k'luw j-i-t where that is would ;
!i to .ii v.;i mv double jointed.'
douKe a." ', ur. n
Lirro w i; ti i
peoi le of Ahl.nnd
4'iy xeited over the
a rniragd city in mid
iti the sky appeared
period of nearly
the old time show.
In some parts of Texas the people
live to le very old. An old man of
DO years, living quite a distance from
the nearest town, requiring some
family grwerus, sot.t his son, a man
of TO odd years f a;e. When the
son failed to show up with the pro
visions on time his father reproach-
' ed himself by sayir.g : "That's what
coi'ies from s ndiug a kid." Galves
i toil News.
ful reading of this statement by th se
interested in this class of corrx-rta-tions.
IT strxiian e sphere.
-ver slip;
tlew ."
Knglisli Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Sott, or C'aloused Lumps
ami Blemishes, from horses. Blood
Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
KiiiLl-lfcjne, Stitles, Sprains, all Swol-
Tbey talk abut a wotuaii's sphere
As though it bat a limit;
There's uot a place in earth ur heaven.
There's not a t-k to mankind eiven,
There's not a blesaiojt vr a woe.
There's not a b:(er, a or no.
Tbire's not a life. i dath, or birth
That has a tea'ti r's clbt of worth,
Wiiliout a woman in it.
From Kite Field's Washington
Try'ilirm.
M. P. Ceawford, Pharmacist,
has opened a new drug store in Mif-
fiintown and lias iu stock a full line
of all goods kept in a first class
drug store. Pkem uh noss accueate
lt t'oMFoi-viiED. Pirity of ingredi
ents guaranteed. The patronage of
the public is respectfully fcr.ii'itl.
Democrat find J'gistT building,
opposite 0ld Fellows' H.dl, Bridge
street. tf.
Interested People.
A:t v. rtiainz a pa'ent medicine in the pe
culijtr esy in i!;;ch the pr-prieter ef
Kemp's Hjlsain tor Cof(tjs and Cold does
is indeed woud.rfnl lie authorizes all
drupeiefs to ive tl ose ho call lur it a
sample sft!e Frrt, that they may try it be
fore pmrtiwir.g. The large bottles sre 6tc
and $l.(-0. We certainly would advise a
tril. Jt row? ave yn hum consumption.
1 ll.lt:
Lit- On the 11th iust., John
Lutz, Sr., of Patterson, aed 0G vears
2 months and 24 davs.
Smeduv. In Miiford township,
on the 23 iust., Mr. Jol Smedley
aged 07 years. 5 months ami 6 davs.
IhiEN. Jauie-i William, son of
George und B.i-ki-.- Diven. of Walker
township, died. .!:;reli 7th, 18!0, ag
el 7 years, 2 months and 27 davs.
Ia t rim nl iu I'nioii Cem-tery at 2
..'clot k 1. M., the llli'u ii:st.
SCNO FOR OUS) CTLOQU(a PRiCC
ATLAS ENGINE WCHKS.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
I tXAL.
DMINISTEATEIX NOTICE-
a Ettatt of Mm WiU, decttued
The undersigned Administratrix, bavinr
been granted letters testamentary on tb
estate of Ahin Wilt, late of Delaware
township, Juciata county, deceased, out of
the Orphans' Court of Juniata county, here
by gives notice to all persons indebted to
j said estate to make immediate pament.
and those baring c'aiins will present them
t properly authenticated lor settlement.
I ELLA B WILT,
iGco Jacob, Administratrix.
Attorney
Don't you forget it,
G. W. H E C K.
bas moved his Shoe Store -with the Fullef-t'fc'tock in the County
Into the UleCrum Building.
' 51 I leu Throats, Coui'hs, &c. Save $50
l v the use of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure i
ever known. Sold by Ia. Banks &
Co , Druggists, MilHiutown. Njv 6
Says the New Port News: Bcaid-js
being a farmer John S. Roper is a
t.'iilor from wav back and has madaa
31 hngs pajr 0f trousers for himself composed
U elnesiay. . t,f uVer 2tX piuces of iliffereut kiuds
for this sec- ,,f cloth, li-came down town with
In munv parts of them on Fridv afternoon auj amist
the wet where hog is king it would the rapid blushes of modesty on his
Q.t Lave b -en s Urge an affair. j gunny cheek explained that the ma
it., t .v.. .-.r lrtti.ni-.rli ' terials wt re all first-claes and the
fT'.im T hill :.-! PritchHri 1 .i cow hidiiif pants serviceable,
O - - - , e i
f tarr-n...... ii-.. ......tit... thnt Pritcli- OI
Lwt Thiir-lay
0'jiO w l"'- l" i
sp;i ir i:i.-:
air Ti:e
v.aah'.iJ I i :
n h'T.ir.
Ne'.irn and Maubeck had
kil'.sJf.r mark-t last
It wax s hi'' buti'hering
tionofthe i-onutrv
IX not fail to try the Cuba Mills
tlour. Their bur ll ur cannot be ex -cell-
d or eipj;illd by roller llour.
Th- y also turn out all kimis of grain
and feed, &c, at lowest rates, an t
best of quality. Give them a trial I
and be ivuviucud. Tbir dour and
corn meal is for sale at all stores,
ME 105 MQHEITO DEPOSIT ?
ARE YOU A BORROWER ?
-C.4I.I. AT
THE FI3ST
MA XI OH Alt
S A ft? K ,
MIKFLIN'.OWN, PA.
FOUR 1J1" 1 i CKaNTT.
PAID 0. TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Hates.
mrri'MoTv vavicbts.
VirriisT .. M-S lo? ;..'0.
"oter
Frs-s......
Hm.
PtoiiH t,
Sides, ..""."!Iir.
Laid...... . .............
MIFrLINTOWN GRAIN WBKKT.
Wheat, 72
i" .rn i.M
Orft.-, .... ...
1' e,e;hy t-o-i
Fiea rd
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Orijuitd a t '-iia I. ...... .
U.CI ll -i -S.t. ............
Home Keekers Excursions
ar I wan atD'.it to cau to iTiier in a
bill in the ftth ky city. The man
kii Jfarn" l hrr in a barber shop.
Davi I F ales. B yd M urray. Mif
'iatown; J"hn Hayes. Robert Nixon.
Pi::irsun ; A' lam Arnold, S.-ven Stars
i R. Vaa Hjrn, Kicbfiftld. wereesv-h
gmtnl Iu pp.s to sell li.juor at their
rsiwtiv hotels, by courts last
Nw cr o'.inds for grangers' picnics
w. I hn W.i u it and buildings erected
at lit. Gretna, Lebanon county.
Soxa i ce believes that tho Williams
br..Te rcatittemeut ia making a few
4oLa.-sand they want to divide it, by
Urticg & new agricultural show.
F .r the hist ten days almas every
A3tl th it hna gone out f l'ort
R-iya! l.n r i oti f J. F. Jacobs'
Tiisr Spring Tooth Harrow en it,
tti?h ii c ine'i isive evidence that the
larrt enj r ty (if farmers have ma le
Hp their ruin. is to use the Tiget.
but a great deal
required to make
work
thorn.
Subscribers to the Sintinel and Ke
prBMCAS who are back with their
pay more than a year will confer
happiness upon themselves and the
management of the piper by paying
Few of our arrear patrons would en
joy working one. two, three, four,
five and more years for a dollar
and a half on trusL Ws do not
like to place their account in the
hands of an attorney for collection
and will not do it if thev pay within
six weeks time. Feb. IS'.'tJ. tf.
Bunjamin Whitehead, a farmer re
siding near liiddlesburg, Bedford
countv, committed suicide on Sun
dav. March 9th while ois wife was at
church.
PHIT.ADEI.1-H1A MvKkET.S,
18H0. Wheat 7o to 91.:.
37c. Ontes 2S to -9c. Ilav at 00 to
$1.00 a hundred jkuithIs. Straw at
Hoc t 5I.U a liumti'ci.1 pouints.
Hoj s at 3 to 32c a pound. Dried I
apples at 3 to 9c a po-i-d. IVaches :
at 7 to 20c a t.e.iiil B;tt-r 13 to;
Will leave Chicago and Milwaukee via 37 a 1K- K-"s 1-- 1'21'- a ."ive
the Chicaoo. Milwaikfe .t St Pai:i. I hens 12c. Boosters, tor,. Ducs ,
1 Railway for roints in Northem La, ! W to 15c. Tuik-ys 14 to l ,c a lb.
Minnesota, South and North Dakota, , mona-i ax..
iii.eli.iinr t lie Sioiiv Indie. . Jie. rv.x. i shoulder o t-J Sc. Baci. M. Clover-,
tion in South Dakota), Colorado, Kan-' sw1 r to n " 1 .o to
sas and Nebraska, ou April 22 and Ouioiis at 1 0 I ;.. . a bar
May 20, 1890. Half rate Excursion rels-
Tickets l'UhJ for return passatre with-1 -
. i . j
in 30days from date of sale. j i
ror iurtner information, circulars
showing rates of fare maps, etc., ad
dress A. V. H. Carhentek, Genera
Passenger Agent. Milwaukee, Wis.
1111 - .wafefjal
H.h) r.--'--L k- ;---
1 f'l
MEBCHAIMD1SE MURDER !
Men's, Boys and Children's clothing, overcoats, fine shirts, bats and eansv
furnishing goods, at reduced prices AT SCHOTT'8.
THE GREATEST SACRIFICE SALE H)N; RECORD.
Encouraged by the enormous trade during the month of October w
bought 5,000 worth more Clothing RDd Furnishing Goods for November.
The weather in October was favoraole to the Clothing trade, but there is
every reason to believe that November will be a mild month. Now we find
ourselves loaded to the muzzle with a full stock of clothiag and furnishing
goods. To unload ourselves is to cut down the prices, and oar customers
will reap the HARVEST of BEST BARGAINS ever known. We Marked
down evsry article to a price that you will wonder at. The goods are not.
shop-worn but all new and bright.
HEAD THESE GENUINE BEOUGTIONS:
Men's suits marked down to $ 3.50 Men's suits marked down to T.60
Men's suits marked down to 4.00 Men's suits marked down te 10.00
Men's suits marked down to 5.00 Men's suits marked dewn to 12.00
Men's suits marked down to 5.751
i
These enit are cut in sack and frock styles and came in light medium
and dark cassraeres, Scotch, Chevoits, Worsteds, and Corkscrews import,
ed and domestic.
Men's overcoats marked down to Men's overcoats marked "'dawn
3.50. j $10 00.
Men's overcoats marked down to
S3. 00. , Mom's overcoats marked dewn bo
Men's overcoats marked down to $12 00.
$7.50. ;
Many of theee overcoats being made of light and medium weight.
Corkscrews, Cassimers, Meltons, etc.
J to $2.87.
j Boys' long'pants euit marked down
J to $.3.50.
a Boys" long pants snit marked down
j to $ 1.00.
a Boys' long pants suit marked down
j te $5.25.
3, Boys' long pants suits marked down
j to $6.00.
Children's suits marked down
$1.50.
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.
March lu
Cm 35 to
n:LLiXG ircrijui :s
FnM THE
FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT
(January 1st, 190,1 rin rut
jev York Life Insurance Company
346 Av 34 UKOtDWAV. SEW l'OKH.
WM. II. HEr KS, President.
An April Trip lo.rTasblDglon
f la PeaoijlTaula Kallrostsl.
Ou April 3rd the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will oiler a most
desirable pportuuity of visiting
Washington. It i u period of the
year when the handsome city wears
its uiost attractive aspect, au.l it is
also a time when the government
SCOTT'!
!
EE2ULSI0H
departments are busiest. Excursion
Some neighbors whocallsd tickets valid for ten .lays au.i bearing
Thshtjhu f the burning of C. F.
G-'-ct'it b-.rj, a rh'Tt distance smth.
tfl" ban M "uil l.nrvest home ground
3 Tjsear .-a ra'I.y lust Thursday
"aaic? about S ..'cl -ck was plaiufv
3 by people living hero. Wide
si ar:e i were th conjecture d to
location, of the tire.
DoBaltoti, who is iu jail on a charge
fcaviSf toleii meat ia Black Log
'y. hns beeu cutting u'Iv capers
lis ha been knocking off
Flosteriag tf the ro m in which
"KecuSn.jd. Ferhats Le learned
i!e.'av-T?rt of the walls from
n ho d.tmaged tha plastering
ia tw.i r om t such a degree that
MiderabL repairing will have to
"does
at his house at uoon and founJ bis
hat on the table went in search
him and discovered his body hang
ing from one of the joists of the sta
ble. Life was extinct. Ho was in
ill health and melancho'y and is le
lieved to have been insane when the
rash deed was committed He was
slxiut t0 years of age. Ex.
A correspondent sends flie follow
ing notes relative to the Mexico
teachers' institute. '-The local in
stitute held at Mexico on the 7th
and Sth inst.. was well attended, and .
.e. ; f -.1 - rtt T-fI.-i-iT, f in . 1
SAilMiVer pnvele-'t 8 11. l.ltimore, 111
f'f either direction w.ll ha S..1.1 Irolu l'ltts-
' i . 1 1 . i . . i .
ouig at f iu, auti ui con esp.'ii.iiiioi
low ia es from the stations ni.-uuou
ed below.
A special train of pal lor cais and
day Coaches will leave Pittsburg :it
$6.00 A. M-. but those w ho p.efer to
start in the evening may i:ike the
trains leaving at 7.15 or 8. 1. M.
Kxte. Traiu nr. s
DOES CURE
CONSUMPTION
In Its First Stages.
Bs swrs wast ot the omuina.
TOTAL INTOVK. over Twenty-nine Million Dollirs
BENEFITS TO PDI.1CY HOI.OEKS over Taene Million Dollars.
1NTHHEST lNTKMK. nearly 5 ir.cent on Ari-r-ge Net A..li.
xsr. ijsuj.MI W Kl IT KN, ovr Ouellu .Irnl and hiltv.ona Million Dollars.
ASSETS, ovrr One Hundred and Five Million t.illr.
SfKPLUS, bv the New Yeik Stite ftan. lard, over Kitfeen and a Half Million
Dollar.
INSURANCE IN rORCE, over Four Hundred and Xint t v.Fif tv.Five Million
Dollars.
These suits are no old set up goods, having been received by ms tea
days ago. But go they must.
Children's overcoats marked down to Bovs' overcoats marked down te
$200. j $2 50.
Children's overcoats marked down to Bovs' overcoats marked down to
$2.40. ! $300.
Children's overcoats marked down to' Bovs' overcoats marked down te
$3.00. I $3.50.
All the best and latest styles are included in this offer. Hvery moth
er who has a boy to clothe should avail herself of this unexpected effar.
Men's pantaloons marked down to Men's pantaloons marked down to
$100. $3.00.
Men's pantaloons marked down to A great varietv to select from at
21-50. the above reduced prices.
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 knowu.
SCH0TT,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN. 1'A.
I'ltooiirss I 19
Iarrease in Interest $ 303 '."3 re
il.CTeae in t-enetlts to Folicv
tiolders " 1,14MJ61 61
Increise in Surplus foi Divi
dends 1,7IC.,H49 01
Increase iu Premiums 3,4 j, 3X0 'Si
18G5, ESTABLISHED, 18fcSJ.
Special Invitation To The i'ublic
To attend the Attractive Sale oi Clothing that goes on tlailj
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W.
ASLBY
Increase in Total Incomn $3,761 ..43 41
liicreahe in A.et8 11.573.414 41
Increahe m I'lsiiiance Written '2A)lMKH'y7 tii) j
lucreaso in insuraneo in r urcei u.iOJ uu
L. C. VAM XKM &C0.,
aGEXTS waited:
tfMtl4rrlMi
HOMO
.nrtfirfn.
tue A. -
i vi.
a ia th
Hibbs, e.f Delaware, who
sviai fjr the county up
r.cT in town a oar or
f'Mj r'prd the following nam
" I'. Zfnt as ciudi '.ates for the sup-Jir.n.i-Tr,.-1.l,nj.n,jn,,.vi0Ol9.
A. Y
;-?., a-r. I.avi.l Wil-.. n. D. M.
;a;i, liilaj Voy.r, T. V. Towsey.
' E. Autnati, Chnrlea Benshor, D-n-ilL
Kpntr. J. W. Carnev, O. Ku-
f AiTrti8,.J iit ,.f irtter(l uncalled
rr'mamiD!' ia tho post Office at
15 lt0,,n F ' w"!: n,'ine March
I'ersous calhn.r for letter
the exercises freelv participated in
by the teachers and patrons present.
Number of teachers pnsent 21.
Number of members of ins itute 43.
I'rof. J. A Mevers of Mittlm C
added much interest in the institute
while here.
The orchestra and choir furnished
excellent music during the institute.
I Pittsburgh . . .
I Fast Libert v. .
Braddock
rwin
Umontow u . . .
Conuellsvide. .
Soot ti dale . . . .
Cirecnsburg . .
9 I w
lnuiana
Latrole ......
Drry
Blairsville
Johnstown. . . .
(.'re..n ......
Martinsburif. .
Hollidavsburg.
Alt.Hna
From the Huntingdon Journal :
One day last week a farmer before
going into th poatoffice carelessly
drcDDftd from his hhoulder upon the
steps a big log-chain. Just as he eu-, IMlwood
torexl the office our granl-iin ured I lV-Ilefoute
friend, and neigh bor, Charles Logan J Cleat field . . .
passed, and noticing the chain lying PhiUipbburg.
all over the doorway, picked it up Osceola
and was alwut to remove it to the Tyrone
pavement, when he suddenly dnp- Huntingdon .
ped it, and shreiked, "oh, murder." Bedford
Th. f:r-ner had iust come from Pet- Mt. Union. . .
r.-rUrh. blacksmith shop, and , McVertown C 95
one end of the chain was very warm Lewistown J 5 00
Tet. Charley thinks that it is never , Mifflin
t . late to learn. j l'ort Royal .
, ..i T .,1.; Px.nfer- Newport ...
1Be wuniu e-..uV.; - -- i.inc-nnon
$0 00 S.00 a. M. i
8 J.l 8.1U I
8 80 S.20 ' i
7 yo 8.40 " j
7 03 G 53 1
7 3o 7.32 " ;
7 3. 7.54 "
7 35 8.59 "
8 45 0.30 "
7:i5 9.15 "
7 35 8.23 "
7 55 9.22 "
7 35 10.13 " j
7 35 11.02 I
7 33 10.0O "
7 33 11.10 " j
7 35 11.50 "
TIIIIFSHINC .MAfiliNKS.
a, ri-tJIy, Mi.nf 1.: -SiV. F -n.ti.i ai d
l rf ct m um tcatfrs ho graim ; cimin it
r-1 v -r m-rkt
TUUESIIINU EXCIXES, and Horse
Poaeis, St Mil.-, Sh n!e Mii-':H", Hay
F.os-e-and Simdari Impleiu ma generally.
A. B. Karijiihar I'o . Limited,
Send lor 1 Ins- f Pet sy.i n a A(ifUl-trxt-d
Ca'a r. ua J:ml W.'l.-, l.'k,
13 tunes.
7 35
7 23
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 25
G (15
; 05
6 30
5 25
5 15
4.60
4.20
12 03 p. m.
10.25 a. m.
9.40 "
10.32 '
10 45 "
12.15 "
12.4S "
9.55 a. it.
1.09 p m.
1.23 "
1.45
2.05 "
2.09 "
2.53 "
2.53
-JJ hat will please Mk for adver-1 enceof.the evangelical church finished
,ter. Letters: William M. ' its labors on the 11th inst at " "t f X care to make flvin-side
5a'"r. Gsor'r Striden4rer Miss Car- i Pa The foUowing are the oppoint-, Those who care to mate Hying sule
lJtorC district 2m
tev. pre 'kfo Mt..y?rnon, R,chm,nd.
TJtArsl)iirir or OKI romi tximion.
0raRrl.. . . .r r. i- 1 a TV Son.
TXi1 KVlOP .-a ! Rturn coupoas will be accepted on
StOP -tlLZXX
Ghronsg Couh Now:
For If yon do ikH it nay .crome con- j
utnplt r. T-'T VitrnmrntHftiiat. Srmf ttt
rMrwl W..:iry a l Uii.j Jwara,
thero la ni.tli.nc Ilka
SCOTT'S
Fr?iOLSiOH
General Agents Tor Pennnjliaula, OIilu, Illinois nud lela
Hare.
' PuiiiMLpmi, pa., 331 and 333 Wal- pitt-bi mi. pa.. 95 Fifth Avenue,
a - nut St. mvcLAMi, ., 42 and 44 Euclid Avenue.
I Cincinnati, o., 99 West 4th St. wilm'ngtosi, del, 008 Market Street.
coLi'MBt'S, o., 20 Eft Broad St.
"S.; CHitAAOo, 111, Fbanix Building.
CROWTII OF IIllES IX I'LllSTLVAMl.
Premiums Collected-
including Pa.t Premiums paid ia .V. Y.
ISM) $1'JH,000
!M .r4i.6ll
1HS-2 316MKI
1KH 401,600
ist4 470,(0
IS-5 .r9';.9n0
lHSli t3't.iHI
ls-7 I.O47..0OO I
IUS 1 ic,s. (mi :
lKO i .UJA.Hjil
I
b,401.0OO I
It will Le
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invent to examine the Stock of Goii for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at th Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in th rear, so don't fail
to givu him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. II A R L E Y
MIFFI INTOWN 1P.
IT IS A FACT WKLL KNOWN THAT WK HAVE
The Largest Stock
The total Premiums Collected in entire agency in 18S9.
FRANK CAMPBELL,
Gen. .Manager.
JAMES H. CAMPBELL,
Manager Middle Iept. of Penn., Harribburg, Pa.
GEO. W. JOSEPH,
Supt. of Agents.
Of Pure Cod IJrer Oil and
HYPOPHOSPHITES
Or Ztims and Soda.
It Is almt aa tlr,tabte as milk. Far
better ilii.it ether ao-called. Fmulslolia.
A w..u.lt)rlul fleau producer.
Scott's Emulsion
Tttera are poor Imitations. 6f tk gntuin:
TCHFDF ADFMAMY
laU7L sTArVLaf 1 IaTAI 1 t
Ui-U 1 VrV '
-OK
HARDWARE UN THE COUiNTY
AP0LI
To clean tombstones. To renew oil -cloth. To renovate paint. To brighten metals.
To polish, knives. To Eerub floors. To wash out sinks. To scour bath-tuba.
To clean dishes. To whiten marble. To remove rust. To scour kettles.
EVERYBODY USES IT.
Drutat to clotan fkUM taMtii, Etirrriw to rlsrsM parte orraAVchlnM. Ilnr-a ,!' " M flcsOTaV-
Ha. oris u polka b Uelr lnstrainsnrta. MlolJiters to TtmovXim old ctiapela. Ctawf' - ram.
CnaCeartlnoera to ftmttr their pari. IV-x ton a to vteavn tri ttnnbstimM. Cr et u . .
M car ssacs to Dail.s thsrtr txl. Ilttlaira. esa brasrsi Mid whltsj hormosi. Ot-rrm J unci i r . .- r . . w nsaCa
C-'ka tucleaa Cm k.ltcfea alnk. Artlt tv cttaa Uctr pavltvUM. 8I(ner to b r i M - r arru.
TnWmrm to rlaasaB flfaurfsvcM. VhnaTnasin fn rlirn bicycle. Rov &t ur U clcau -rp3t.
i EVERY ONE FINDS A NEW USE.
Building Hardware was never no low as now,
Hill., LOC'KR. HIXCE A... CEMENT, PLASTER,
in fact everything in the Hardware Li;ie including Houhh Furnishing Good.
WALL PAPER, HLliDS, ifce..
Are Sow Sold t Ilottom I'ricew by
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO.
POULTRY PATS
j it properly manaped. The Poiltby Bui..
X.F.TIN. iuhii7btMl ni'tntbiy, nnely lliustratcr
is the tn-st paper fur lanner and tarn jf,r'
Less tliaa tivs cruts a month brinr ,( to
yo!l post paia. Send stampforsaiu' 1ecoII
. Address Pultry BulUttn, 82B ptrl s t"
' Nsw Yora.
f wlTttila Asr.cultura.l TorSs, Tsri, r.
' r.araahar's ctssdsra toflnes aad Ms tillv
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