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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
WEDNESDAY. MAT 21. 1S90.
TEK1S.
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Transient adTertisementa Inserted at 60
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Transient batineee notice in local col
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Deductions will be cud to those desiring
Ca advertise by the year, half or qaartrr
year.
SHORT LOC.1LS.
J.ilirt Hamilton pauntenl his bouna
on Cr's strvtt l:ist week.
P.t:it.ws fn.ru Scitlauil iu lare
EumVr have been Bold in Philadel
phia tin spring.
lr. H:irrr 1. Irr, was in townsnT
enil il.ivs bust wt't k. Harry is a dent
ist at MitMitibur'T.
Jobu N. H iwe hiul bU Louse re
paiutcd lat we:k. Miise Panna
baker ilone the work.
Kv. Philip Oraifs topit f.r next
Suiiilav wiiiti'r will be, "The Sp-o-tiv's
Mi.liiiiibt Serimtn."
(i nt inor Nirli.lls ..f Louisiana in
exerting bitMst-lf t prevent the r-;
cliirtfrm i'f th Luuiniaua Lottery.
Tli lenrrnJ Ash-iu1.1t of the
Prfsbyterian rhurvh lias lfu in m.v
ion t Saratoga. York State, tUB. a
last Thurrl.iv.
R.v Mr. NYiUir.l. who jTenrlu -1
for t!i' I.titlu-rnn: more than aquar
tor of a century a;. passed a jart
of a dfty nrtfjc; freinds in towi last
tveek.
The LtnvUtown ar.d MifSintown
base bull c'nh met at Lewistown
an 1 'laved a m-itch jrarn tbat 're
sulted in f T.rof LewNtitwn 8 to 3,
lat Sutnrday.
K ilin t-ider, Kilmuml Jamison,
cf M.-.V'.HUerville. is one of fhe repre
sentatives of Huntingdon Prosbvterr
to tin' fenei:il A-raMy m. w jn j,,.
bi 'ti st Saratoga.
Irrh. r.m'. nnd seratehes tn Int
ra in aiiinifiU rure in VI minutxH
by W ... If i d's SsnitHry Ij.-ti.in. Tliia
revt-r fuiN. S..ld by K liinks V C.,
Ir i-Lri-t-. Mitlliutown. N-.v. .
Kiia- H"riiiii' bad tbe obi stable
on his lot on Omno street this Tiltioe
torn ilown List week, and will ereet
a n"v stable in its pl.ioe. C. T.
H ni'iir 's s!iTrintndrB tbe work.
From th Hunting, .n 4lol:Tw
burnt own'd hx S. t Stewart and A.
G. Mi rris, of Tvrone wer burned on
crat with republican inflr ;..-..
anx ia democrat with democratic
tariff views. The reason piven by
the Republicans for not nominating
a candidate is, that, the district w
larjrelv Democratic and that there is
not time to discuss the tariff i.-sae.
Mr. J. II. McAlister, died at his
home in thi town last Friday, about
10 o'clock A. 31., after a Ion; illness,
aged 72 years. He wan a native of
Juniata county, where his fathet and
grandfather lived all their days. In
early life he became a member of tbe
Prasbyterian church and lived a con
sistent Christian life to his last hour
on earth. He was a food oitiz.m
straight-forward mm without guile,
who acted from tbe high moral plain
of moral responsibility to man and
fr.xl for all his words and deeds.
His funeral txk place from West
minster Presbyterian church of
which he was an elder on Mjudav.
at 11 o'clock. Key. Mr. Campbell
of tr.e port R.,val Presbvterian
ch urrh preached the funeral sermon.
Interment in the Presbyteriau ceme
tery adjoining this town His wife
ar.d a niece, whom th.-y reared from
erlr childhood days survive him in
tiu:ibl,- submiRsi..ii to tbe Divine de
cree that removed him from their
midst to the better wwrld.
Tbe York I) tpatrh relates tbe fol
lowing: A singular accident result
ing in the death of a mare, occurred
Tuesday afternoon. Tbe animal be
lorged t Mrs. Mary Jane Duffy and
has ulna; s leen a great trouble to
sb .
Ye&terday, Mr. S. Y". liihn, the
horse r.ho-r, rer-ied the animal from
her keejK-r, Mr. Al. Willia, for tbe
pur)oHo of shoeing her. To shoe
the mare it lta l lee u Docessary t
put her in Mucks. The auimal ye
terday aftern-mn as soon as she g-t
in tbe blacksmith shop began to
rais a ruiopns, kivkiit, and reirr.ig
anil cuttintr at the men, ho that tbey
were unalkje to put h r in the t.-ks.
It was at bist detcrimned to take her
to the Am.lfiiir vard. where there is
gr:iss and the ground is soft, and
t .t i ,
" ii'.e annual. iuiv ii.i no
sootier arrived on the ground when
she b-jiU,.. wiid and m de for Mr.
l i : i i i. ii
u is, who na.i to iHlge Ix luuil a
tree t-. sae biciself. Tlie- bad
n thitiir on her br.t the bndie when
' sb.e couimeiu-ed her pranks. Mr.
I Willi., caught bold of the bridle
.again when she res red again anil
I made (t Ionian.! fell heavily to the
j ground, striking on her Ivu-k and
jhead. She gavo one kick ami was
dead. The dtrnth was almost insta:o
Mifflin Pa., to North Manchester is
$20.80.
Further information will Is? given
by ticket agents or upon application
to Thos. E. Watt, Passenger Agent
Western Division, 110 Fifth Avenue,
Pittsburgh.
A -Blue Law' of Old Times
In view of the large number of
breach of promises cases which have
been brought of late years the follow
ing extract from an "old statue of
New Jersey, passed in colonial timee
and, it it is said, unrepealed.
which shows howour forefather view
ed this question, is of interest :
"That all women, of whatever acre.
rank, profession or degree, whether
virgins, maids or widows, who shall
after this act imposo upon, seduce,
or betray into matriinonv anv of his
majesty's subjects by virtue of scents,
cosmetics, washes, paints, artificial
teeth, false hair or high heeled shoes,
shall incur the penalty of the law
now in forc against witchcraft and
like misdemeanors.
Reduced Kate to beruan
Rap! 1st nrelhieu at War.
reonburt. lo., via Peon
)lvanla Railroad.
MIFFLrNTOWK GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat, 80 to 85
Corn, old 85
Ojt 23
Rve 60
flovemeed $4.00
Timothy aeed $1.50
Flsx seed 1 60
Bran 20 00
Cboj , 1 2'J
Shorts 20 00
Ground alum Salt 1 ,M
American Sit 1 80
Philadelhhui Maiikets, May 17,
1S0U. lU-iected wheat 7Sc. ; mill
ing wheat S3 to $1.00, sale of 20,000
August at 91c. Corn 37 t 41c, for
August 42c Oates 34 to 3Gc. Live
spring chickens 1H to 25c a lb. ; old
live bens 10 to l'2c a lb. ; roosters
6 to 8c a lb. Eggs 14c. Butter 15
to 25c. Sugars Gc a lb. Potatoes
at 35 to COc a bushel ; new southern
tatoes at $5.50 to $G a barrel.
Har $10 to $13.50 a ton Rye straw
$20 to $21 a ton ; lane straw at 70c
to $1.00 for a hundred.
T
5" - 3
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF niFFLHTOWX, PA.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSKPH ROTH ROCK, Prendtnt.
T. VAN IRWIN, Cashitr.
W. C. Pomeroy,
John BVrutler,
Robert K. Parker,
T. V. Irwin.
BIBECTOKB.
Joieph Rothrock,
Philip M. Kapner,
Louii E. AtkiDon,
8TOCKUOLDEBS :
Philip M. Kepner, Annie II. Shells?,
Jnseph Ruthruck, Jane H. Irwin,
L. K. Alkinsoa, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Ilolaies Irwio,
Mary Kuril, Jerome N. Thomjuon, Jr
John Hertzler. T. V. Irwin,
Charlotte Snrder, Joniah L. Barton,
John M. Blair, Robert II. Patterson.
P. M. M. Pennnll.
MEYER'S
MAMMOTH CL0THIN& AND OUTFITIIN& ESTABLISHMENT.
Eruil Schott has sold his clothinir busine
Ferd Meyers, who will hereafter conduct the
own name.
to his salesman,
Lu.ines in . his
For the In nitit of visitors to tli -annual
nietiug of the German Jiap
lists Brethren to lie held at 'Warrens
burg. Mo., May 23 to 30th, the IVnu
sylvitnia ILiilroiid Company will sell
rjcjMuli tickets to Wairen.,burg
May 13th to "27th, inclusive, xwlid for
return until June 2Sth, IS00 ii. elusive
at a single fare for the round trip.
The aiiui f 25 rents will bo added
to the j.rire of tickets sold t j Pertle
Springs.
Tbe exceptionally good facilities
afforded by the Pennsylvania's
through trains to the West, commend
this route tuost strongly to the pat
ronage of visitors to thi meeting.
The sjH-cific rate from Mifiliu Pa.,
to Wm rensburg is $27.'.
Fwrtlu r information will Im- given
by ticket agents or utwii application to
'1 honiHk K. Watt, l'itsM-uoer Agent
Western Division, 110 Fifth Avenue,
Pittslturgh.
I'oiuomiVranic leetlur-
M 'li !uv by an inc-ndiary fire. Ten j taneoaa she havin-r broken l.er neck
borsrs nrd tnulm pci'islied. Losi
heavy and no in. iratice.
Ti.y lattern. agml 10 years,
died t the bom i'f bis father in
i lie ncci'lt nt w us entirely una
voidable ar.d it is very fortunate none
f the men vn-te hurt. Thos- pres
ent were AI. Will is. S W. liahu. IV-
ter CV.nridjfe atnl .1 bn Moraitv.
Juniata C--uiity l'on.ona Grange.
Xo. 3", w:ll meet in Miiford (iranire
ball, at I. H-ut (itove, on June 5th
and (i!h.
The following program 1-a been
atrunoed : Thursday morning, 0
riiing Grange and bus:tit-ss iner ting.
Afternoon session Address of wel
come, bv iii'.f rd Grange;
LEGAL.
KEASUKtR'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS !
AgTeeablv to an Act of A4embly drr-ct-inf;
tbe nieda of aelliiiK unseatcl land lor
tax tbeietm and lor other pnrpone pasnotj
the ldib day or March, 1H15. and the up
plmiienta thereunto, paMd tbe 1 3th ay ot
March, 1S17, and tbe Uiih dav of March,
V2, and 9th day vt March, l"4j, tbe
Treasurer ot Juniata Chanty heretty gives
notice to all pt-raon concerned tbat uul. (,
tbe Coimly, School, UiM'l and Poor tales
on the follwing tracta ot' nueated lanila,
kitu ite ia Juuiata county arc paid batore
he dav ot Aale, the whole ol auch arts ot
tbe aaid Ir-tcte ai will pay the taxes and
root on tbe aauie will nold at :b Court
Hhiih in tbe boroogb ot Mllttintown, Coun
ty ot Juiiata on the Sbcovd Monday of
Jcxe, it bcint; t ie ifth day of the mouth,
lor the arrvaraaee of taxes due and cota
accrued thereon. Tho aale will coutiuue
trom day to day until all are sold.
PORT KOTAb.
n c
V, K .CO ?
3 n r-
Three and Four per cent, interest will be
I paid on certificates ol deposite.
I f.jn 2, 1890 tl
THHKSHLNG MACHINES'
a i-i llv. Must Iiurablc. Economical, and
Perfect ill lift itattes no train ; cleans it
ready for market
. XURESI11NG ENGINES, anil Horse
TT "V" W-Oki A ; Howr.s, aSa Mill-, Shinple Macnins, Hay
-A--al--aY' w "V a. . A aV a v w X u.,.l -
Lots. Kcptkur, Brniirui'i (hiri) $ 3 70
ot Piano-. invT)T l.v ii-, M on of Hie
moM iui.Mria.Ni TiiirV( isi'-iiitt vs r maie,
roakiri? ti.n iTirri(Uiiiti" nir rii-tilv tiui
cm in rvtary twiit. more duraoI, nd
littttlt) to pM out ot tune.
Both tlit MsNon k nuiiilin Organs aiil
Pianon extl cbit-Hy in that nine i it the
chief xcilenct- in any mimical iii!-truni-nt,
qaalirv of tone Other th'.nf, tbottrb im
portant arc tuuch ! ko than this. An in.
atruinent with ti iiiuhh al tones cannt bo
good lUiftruteti cala!ofu o( lit-w etylea.
introdnced thin ht-anoii, petit iruo.
MASON & HAMLIN.
URGA1 A.U 11 A CO.,
BOSTON, NEW YOKK, CHICAGO.
April -A, lt90, hi.
Fresneaaiid EStandtird Implements generally
A. 15. Faniiiltur Co., Limited,
Send lor lllus- I Pennsylvania Aicricul
trat d Catalogue. J tnral Works, Yobk, Fa.
33 times.
WANTED !
j LUl'AL OK TKAVELIXU.
J to fell our Nursery Stock. Salery, Ex
j pei ee and Steady Kmplovnietit guaranteed
C'liaMe Hretliera l'mpaoj,
SUITS FDR MEN, SUITS FOR BOYS, SUITS FOR CHILBREN,
In every tyle, make and material. All at hitherto un
heard of prices ! Grasp the opportunity ! Don't wait until the
week has passed don t delay till your every neighbor s comely
pearance inspires your envy aud regrets but w hile the oppor
tunity invites you w isely seize upon tne chance to save good
money while vou can. e are this w eek showing
MEN'S: ELEGANT SHUKC DRESS SUITS,
In ail the tafcbionable materials, cut in tbe most attractive t Ivies, ttnd
tbe trimmings, making aud finish, all as tbough j'ist from tbe bands of the
most fashionable merchant tailors. Fino Drets Nuils without a compare
in the city we are offering at :15, 18, sn.-h :is the mcdi st Merchant Tay
lor would a.-k 25 to if'.lO for.
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS.
310 ft-" your choice from a large line of Sack and Frock Suits, ill
Chevoit, Cabbimerea, Worsteds and Wide Wales.
s
N
July 1, 'yo.
Kochei.ter, N. Y:
! I'esEylTarlaAsrU'cltTiralTerls.Tcrl.ri.
taruaaar a siaaoara bifiirauasiw mils.
hods' . Tneuwi an4 iuuritih e..
- ri 1 aaj rni.l
Wu'l.er ton r-.bii. bit Sturdv of:
d:j'tln-ri.-i. He i- tbe Merund mem Fr..m tbe Lt-witn n S.-ntiuel :
ber . f tb- f :niilv tbl has diel of j M uk S. ZM.k in reiuviii- bis bog
thaf dist -Mi. . reeentlv. ! tv, killctl 121 rat, tlw luiit one tak-
i tat a. Tl": 1 l: -- T-a- 11 f- . ..tv . .a, 1 . , 1 1.
?i ill HIST.. v lllldni r . 1111 n uu un- w uri r .
U! in it was kiHed bv ri3.- ball. 1 dress lir M::ttr
tl... r ii'ri 'i.l sr.l at 'V't'lin n,.l r. . ' St-ve I al -f our f:ir:n-r- 1 ;: J ib'st'' v r-' d:tv tnorr.in
ed s .itretbing tbat It.
crui'. a fcoiull wbit- w.ji;:i
thi.- tint 'tbv n:td vir ..::ng :'r:u-v
ltsi)onse,
b- Sj-rm-e Hi 1 (ln.tja : "Whnt are
tt.e niiiiiretiients of true Patron of
reived a d and lePs,tb v cut. uuder
bis -li ti. Tbe irotmd was dressed
bv li I Cn.wf.trd nud tbe l a
tin' ia Ml:l hf me.
l?v r 'ii'i' st .f !:ie'ul rs of the (I.
A. 1J . nt i'i .. i:i"t Memorial Services
will b- 1.. K1 ti.-t Sundar nfternocn
nt -i t!'.- r.i.-kirg Creek I.utln r-
an r'-iir.-'i. U. v. I'lii'ip (Iraif jreacli
iiiur " m-i iiion on '-The l'rice of our
Libert i s." Kveryboiiy ivirdiallv in
vited. There w ns n raae iii tbe coal mines
nt Ashli v n-ar Witkt.b;.rr alxnt 10
dc. Hired
' the bladeH b. ing e-.tir.
by the riads of worms.
Y. Ming nibLitsar.t wry j-l.-nty aro'iiid
liern at presei.t. Last wet k ':. cut
1 o:T s jii- voting jea-h tre: s that bad
1 been j'l.int-' 1 ijt this t.j.rinir. Tin v
must be read out next fall or the
'young tret-s wil! amiTer ne
" I tit s.Iay evening.
Week, au irate w :fe 111:1 It1
warm for an
winter, i
of las' !
it verv !
unuiarriud feinaie at tii 1
m she
nut a!
teniiitatioti for b r husband. It was
lmt confined tit tongue alone, but!
bunds and riVtti also figured in the J
eiigagmielit j;m (J,bbs.
l tter known as "Jimnu r," tbe !:!:!- j
half witte.l darkoy ly who set lear-
ick s lus ou nre last summer is in
Husbandrv ?" bv LoRt Creek Grange
' Lsay. by Wttlkt r Grange. Kven-
mg t--siop, pni.Itc meeting A l-
I. T. Aibuan. 1 r;
hnbieet, "Is the
ill us the liny : Grange a Itenetit. or an Injury ti tiie
jitt.-ukin" ' communis v T ly Walnut tuanye ;
Ix-s if j iay ftfiiiers to raisi. wht-nt
nr-.l oti er r ::t.. t r t-hmi'd tney
( tj;-age in fruit groing T" by Fer
Iii:le ig'l t.!sa:.ge ; sh"i.id f.ili.iels or
g.t.iz- in ti.e d:el.iige. of tl e;r jii
llli'Vil duties " by Tllsc.iroi a G: ange :
ls it bftieiieiul fer brmets to meet
together t't .liscuss the i:-sil: s of the
d.iv " 1 v Tnrbett (Srauge.
1 I ..f M...l-..t .i-..t L.
ocl ,.k la.st Tburslay m-.rnii.g. I-I ,.ha X wifh uit two
. 1 . ... .... ......... .... . ........ A. I O . . . .
rible sickt ning sensation forced itself
011 thr mind and heart of the people
wlien thev renlied tbat 27 miutrs
wtre bm-ieil in the cave in.
The Liverpool San snya : A c rtain
familv on Market street lmtight n roll
of butSer lately, and found a bed hng 1 trouble again. I tween S nnd It
iu it. This is vouched for as a fact, j 0"cliK-k, Suuday morning be crawled
A number of vears ago a familv v. r the fence in the ri ar of Thrush's
011 Front street got a roil of butter bakery, and pass ng u;i the lot knock-1
and found a lou.se in it. Perhaps (., f,,ur panes of glass, W'tod an I all,
both oauie from tbe same place. ;out of tie bark windows of the store, I
Advertised list of letters uncalled 1 through which h crawled and help-1
f..r remairir.o' i:i the ttost oftic at I ed himself to randies, f;:kt s. t-y4, A:c. I
M tl'.intown I'll., for the week ending
M iv 17, lsi". Persons calling f r
htters in this list will please
f. r adveri i.ed mitUr. Letters
Lhht Smith, J. W. Gvlif, Charles
Ynrke, Iavid (irn-ip. Postal cards:
IV F. Wl lit i. r. Rev. J. If. Stewart.
J.ks M. C.t 1 i-s", P. M.
F.ng!ish Spavin TJninur.t removes
a!' Hard, Soft, r Calotised Lumps
arid 1I1 mish"s. from horses. Elood
COMING! COMING!
WAIT I'Ol.'niEDIG SHOW!
Allen's Great Fastcrn Circus Mu
seum nnd Trained Animal Exposi
tion will exhibit, (one day enly) at
Miilliutown,
ri i:i)MSI)tT, Jl'.E 4TII u.
The most complete 2-' ceut show
on earth.
Wonderful Trained Horses. Ponies,
dos am! donkeys, dancing acrubats,
inn! tin i. ling mid nir pei formanets.
3 Fl.NXVCLOW.NS 3
75 Praiseworthj Circus Acts 75
ri.i
do. Kliae, Cathrrtue, ( lieirs)
- a Eice, Samuel, (beirt)..
TLSCAKOUA TOWNSlill.
liHNi Acres. Uortou, G. W
1 U en. DcMm. John C
wlMI do. Airtiernon, A . J., aud
Ileurr. William........
LACK TyWNr;niI.
4iKi do. Dutlta, Irwin
1J0 do. Vawo, Krwlerick ...... .
FKkMANACU TOWMSU1P.
5'i Hn. Marley, Jamea B
lioS do. Sfttrllei ami Wagner....
MOXliOK TOWNSHIP.
SO do. Tbnuiaa, JaliD. ....... ..
M1LIOUII lowxsmr.
do. Urr. J ac'.li. . .. .......
di. lietin. Waller ..........
do. lltiiiirli, Itj'-ii. ('ay
Husiiaiid IracU)...,
do. Knox, John........
do. 1-enaid , George .,
do. McKiliif;. Alex..
Lemon, Jacr.b
do. Majbeirv. Wil iain.
do. 1'oit., W" int
do. I'ol'a, Jo&ejb.. ..
do p,.:!-, )avi.1
d. I'ftta, Si. i'hn ,
do. l'oti!-f ,-jmu.-l. . . .
!. Kutl: r, llaviil
d... Kiil'.-r. J..t.n
do. Ntejjbi tiJi, John ...
do. Short, Jnh n . . . . . .
do W'aiUer, TtlOllia". ...
Oo. VValKi-r, JoMrf'h ...
d.. W :i.-r. Ji.. j ti.
Todd, J. H. M
GKKKN H'Ot'D TOWNS? Mil,
do . Cri bWel, Cathnrine, heir;
de. do rio. do.
do. i.b,Ji I i.tht-iriO......
- do. Ctlluialj. Iii l. jaiuiu . . . . . .
SaV to cotutueuce at 1U o'clock a.
aaid dT. Trnii-, Ca-u .
4 SS'i
: to
12 Oil
4 OS
47
4H. t
Oo'J
400
4 0
400
407
400
40
t""l
4'H1
4;o
4i
4 1
4i7
4i:i
4il
4ihi
4MI
51
411
and
and
21
70
70
1 ('4
67
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3 15 :
W !
1 :
2 10 j
am-a-- .- .-aaa a. ura. aaal k m
A ftrilVA a? avat r 1 ar am. ar- ar
iSnbtn I o iz 7 7, "wVn" I
l.to.i.MOTr.i,. ioakat, ; AddA. B."rABttClUBb03.Ir,i-a.
genuine imported Diss
for your choice from several lots of
Suits, warranted tailor made, and perfect fitting
fr your choice from a most exipiisiie hint of Cutaway, 'Frock
and Prince Albert Suits, equal to the fines! i ui .in work.
EXTnV SIZES.
FOK
STOUT MEN! TALL MKX ! SHOKTSMEN ! LEAN MEN!
Having mad extra preparation for men of irregular or unusual pro
portions this season, we extend a special invitation to these gentlemen to
call and see us. They will find that i;o matt r w l.i-t size thev may Uke,
we can nt tuem as easy as a cusLoin tailor, and for at.
Still a Kicking !
Our Coiii jit: ti tors are kicking because we took every
advantage that the markets afforded in the selection of our
SPHIKC AND SUMMER STODKt
;it lia.f the inouey.
Jflcn'st Sack Suits.
They will continue in popnl.tr fawr f. r business wear. Our grind
assortment is more than equal to any demand. AVe show t'uo Si-k S.vles
in large nnd small plaids, light and dark plaids, broken and interwoven
plaids, checks and mixtures-, narrow strips tn;d all different shades and
colors.
TRICES RANGE FROM 5C, TO s-20-
Our Furiiisliino Bcpartnu nt.
The-, kick Lecau.-e they're left
stroll :cst telhnonv that can Le offered to
Their kicking
is
the
j Never was more attractive never su crowded with
, novelties 'known to society whether it be Ughtwei-ht
I Fine shirts. S. le.-ted Hosiery, bishior.al !o i.eckw.ar, etdltirs
i gloves or beautiful designs in Kerchiefs.
the ht'est
Under ear,
und cuffs.
8 4 ;
2 10
2 10 '
2 10 i
t Mi
2 10
2 IK
10 ;
2 1" '
2 1 I
2 10 1
2 10 .
1 50 ,
Our excellent stock and loic prices,
am
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Don't fail to examine
OUR GRAND DISPLAY
oi New Goods or you will mis
TRUNKS AXD SATCHELS.
Thanking yon for past favors and soliciting a continuance of the same,
' Iiespectfuliv ours.
FERD MEYERS,
THE LEADING CLOT II IKK,
15K1DGE ST., MIFFLINTOWN. l'A.
is
t.r;
JrHht of the 8Liis;
18(5, ESTABLISHED, 18: 1).
Special in citation To The i ablic
D.
1'rcr. an ran km tne w..rits
If.- w'jvs s-tn making s-":Ver;d trips np funmiis bn-sc trainer wrlgnea grand
and down the l. t and sayi h gave a i free xl.ibitioii mi tbe slmw grounds
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nsk quuf.Tltv i.i st:ill li a iai i-eiuiaiiiinj, . iiunieiiw.iei nnti lie jiii.-i.e, nru
Mis- ' w hose name be giv s, but w bo denies ' be ill su'ikIiii- and break Sojne of
all knowledge of th affair. About the worst lajliing, biting, kicking
0 o'clock Mr. Thrush rteied the and shying holies iu Milllintown and
front d.a.r and caiigtit .1 nu who on 'vicinity. Owners of bad eqnints
lfing iiue: ti"l.d said be was hunt
ing a paptr t wnp ni m- mc -lo!hN,
bit an cxnrai-:::tioe revcabd the
true motive cf the eutrnni-c and the
b'WU
v ;.. i',...!. s:..T, l.v wriS Mil ! :iu. mi int'
Kin" l.i:e Hft!e, Sprains, all Swrl ' '' threatened to cut the heart ..ut of
len Throats, Coughs, Ac. Kave foO ! Mr. Thrush and do him otn. r s, nous
bvtlen-eof .re K.ttlc Warrant ii'jiry. He bad U n in jail for sw
time tlunng Jlie winter lor cu'img
another Imv .Inring a fiudit, and did-
C nt want to go l:-K. lie lias 1.0 jmt-
1 sou to .-are for him niiit was pliut .1 m
the Toor Ltns- a sSort time. ag, Imt
.1 . a .
gui away una ca.ua i i"" u ..kui
i d:iv evening. Ho was gifeu a bear-
in- 1 fore Sjuire Shull, Monday
. tn..rning, who s-nt bim lck to jail
i to await the disposition f .-ourt.
j when he-will proKibly Ixj sent to tbe
! reforniatorv.
ar invited to briiig their horses to
the sle w ground rr.d Lave them
th-rwi-.Lly broke free of a" cbr.rg.
I. RAM) FREE STREET PARADE.
en d-v of sliow. beaded bv our Fa
in a ( I
Genuine
l.Un
Aru-
ed the n:..st wonderful blemish curt
ev.rkm.wn. S.ld bv Ij. I'.aiikx A
(.'. . Irrnir-'ist. Mirthntown. N v
Mr. tovl.v n Ali-e Ha, :tec
on. I daughter of Rev. Ti. Y. Hays, of.
Fort Podge. Ioo, and r.-ct ntly .f
tliis t l.u. .li.-d on the 7th .if May,
at Nevada. Tow. Miss Hays was'
married to Kev. Caimpht-11 Coyle, last
S ptetnlier after removing from tliis'
place. Several months previous to
her denth she wuh injured by a uiis- '
bnp in getting out of a buggy. au-I
; . .. ;n;...u .... . .... 1 ....... T . u. I ;
(iiT m 1 1 1 1 1' . . - . . ..... . . n... v. u .
death.
The Illoomfield Time t.ays C'bincb
bugs are W.lly eating th wheat in
thiscotinty. In some place the dam
nge done already is very great.
On Sunday Willi llousrr and
w ife .f (' nter township buried their
daughter Carrie, which matin the
fifth funeral from that bouse in two
weeks. The one child left ia a baby
William S teltle, Ibe xqulre
l.K us Military I'.alid
Chaiiet. drawn bv 8
birci I to I'm s.
Admission to all 5 c. i.ts. Chil
dren to (afternoon show only) 10c.
Wait for this show. S.-e larger
i bills for further iai ticulars. Will al
1 so exhibit at Lewistuwu, June 3,
i Miller.itown, June oth.
It I Kit:
McCahas. On May Cth, 100, at
Cross Keys iu Ldt-k township, Martha
Mi-Cahuu, wife o.f J. S. McCahan, ng
i d S vtars, "2 mouths and 7 davs.
has npjx'iiit.-d
i:i-tice f the
Governor leaver
William S. Settle a
peace for tbe T.ast Ward r levMs
town. At the February election Set
tle and a leuiocra, named Fosnot.
were candidates for the offW. The
election resulted in a tie. Then llie
borongh constabl issued a writ for
a speci-d election in Msr-h, at which
Fosnot was elected. When be came
whi.-h was sent away from home to the State IK-par'ment Tor bis .oni
when t b dread disease, diphtheria, ; misi. n the special election was he Id to
broke out. j be irregnlar.
I'.ov Kreider. pod of M- J.u.ie
HAVE ICU MOSEY TO DEPOSIT?
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ARE V01 A BORROWER ?
Kreider. of this place had bis batil
injured by the explosion cf a pistol
cartridge May lf. Boys with bim
bad placed th cartridge in a piece
of old pistol barrel fastened in a
plank and exploded it. The metalic
ease ctnitainincr the ball and powder
n
Reduced Kalpa to Uirman
llapllalaat Korlli .Man
clicater. Ind., 1 1 I'eun-
iTanlia Railroad.
For the Wr ef
mo-etiug of tb
f visitors t' the
'G.-.mau Uapilstsi
s'i-i-, lnd., the l'enn-
1, K.w.fc r.f l.i. linn.l it. was remov- I rlvnn ia Itailm.lil C otui iiiur wl I st-l
was thrown into and embedded in ! at North Man:
ed and the wound dressed by P. M.
Ciuwford, assisted by Dr. B. II. Kit
ter of McCovsville, who was present
at the dressing.
By a special election Richard
Vaux, will become the successor cf
the late congressman Samuel J. Ran
dall. The Republicans have made
no nomination against Vaux, but
will do so for the general election
in November. Randall was a Jemo-
excursiou tickets to North Manchester ;
at one fare and a fiird for the round
trip. Tickets will e so'd May -O'.'i j
to 'J"'h, valid for return untu Jai.e
23' b, lbOO, inclusive. j
The esceptiona'ly good facilities af- j
forded by the KeLU'-ylvauia's through j
triiiua to the eet, commend tin
loute most btrorgly to tbeputrouagu
of visitors to thia m.-eting.
The specific round-trip rate from
-1 ILL AT
THE FIRST
MIFFLIKIOWN, PA.
TTOTJR PER CENT.
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Kiee-v imd at Lowest Rates.
MiKH-Tfiwy .-ak:ts.
lirri.ia..ii. May 21, 1HW.
l-uiter ,
rK6
Ham..... ...
ghoulder, ...
Sides, ......
Laid
15
.10
G. SIlKLLENBr KGtK, 7rajarrr.
Tbkaii'reb'). Offiii. i
MiflliutowD, l'a., At.ril 17, IH:K.
J n-JIsTKh'S NOTICES.
"volireis l.en-iiv niven tiiat I tie toMewmg
tt-rN.ina liae tii-.l tfi. ir accum? in the K'-u-IMiir'a
Oltice ol Jurnata fuiintv. uml the
ituie will lie j.reeriU-d fur c.iutlnuatriu an-t
alloa'anc .it tin 4 Irj.lioii!,' Court f u be hcli
at Mitt::r.T..-a-n, l'a , oa Iiem.it Jise Kth,
1S9-I, ;i oVi.rf-k a -
I. 'I tie first pirn il account ol Simuel I..
Sj.ich.rr. Lxrcu'nr of VVil'iaiu Sb.ij;. lro
ot StiMi'iehatiL'a tuwn-ui;', d o ia.e.1.
ti Tbe account ol of Dauiel I'ar.DibaUcri
VvwuT..r ... Itonl trniri W hitn.fr. It.. ..'
.. -. ... -j . ... . ,
M ilt'::itei n, d.-caM d. f
Z. Th lir.-! a-i i linal ac.--.a-i: ..I W. 1. j
Tt."aii .n. Kx.-c vtor ol iljay An Tb u p- j
mid, la:.; cl' ra.Kir t-jwr.ali'p. d c .m-.1. j
i. 1 li tirrt :ni.l (ii.a ac- eiii.t el E. I.
Sbe.ir-r, A iia ni iraf or cl Cl.n:ttuj "i!-I
1. r, l-it-- i !' 'irrTrvd t:; -'!'. -l-.-c-'i1 .i. 1
V Tim aTOuat !" J.iTua Mi like.i. Ail-
iiiin vr it.:r ol 1 c. i.l M. Ur.t!b i :, i.i:u.
it Tn c ir.ua :o:-j.'iiji, d'C-a.-..;l.
6. f i t!.ia acaouat ol Margaret Htiu..
.Vlarnbmtrix "1 J W'.b II:ia;, 1 .'e
Faetl lowbLi,, rtec-ja- l.
7. Tlx tir.t ii.il liaai (ten ut .if Cli tri. k .
1.. Warram, Ad:iiini!irator ol Kiizabetb U.
VVareaui !a'e ul l"jltrs in, di-oeaiicd.
9. Tbe brat aud nual accouut of A- S
ikeson, Aa uiini'r-ft.ir 4. b n. nt Samu -I
OL. $or; laU ol b.ilu towuibip, deceased.
Tde accouut of Jaiuea C. OWeaun, A1
inioistritor ol Ja jira ii. Osstt.ia, lata ol
j-ruce Hill toaxabip. deceafed.
10. Tbe -artial account ot Saoiu -I I.
Siiueuton and W illiain F. simnufon, Ad.um
m'u'iirs nl Jox-pli l. 5imoolon, la:o o!
Lark tuKb.-Lip, deci-aned.
1. Tb. and final account of Jatuea 1.
J'.bi.-..n, Executor ot Maria Jobnaoa late t
i'crt K al, d.craM-d.
Ti Tte f r I at.d jMriial accoui.t cl Ai
lre.1 J. la!? rson. Em . A1 'u ii.inlraler c - t.
a. ol J lTttes. Wiillai r, 'ale ol Tu-carora I. n u
.bi;, dcie. i' I.
1-1. 1 t.v ar.-our.t of John K. VanO: mcr
l.uar.'i m i.; i...n I H.. a.-. D :niel K. Vau
t'fiuur, tiiiii.ir cbil'lr u u' Vr.t lrm r, .lcea.
ed, aa ala'i i t.y t . M. l'.n.Ucil, tsij., A-i-tniaiMra'or
ol John K. VaiiOrmer.
14. Tbe li et aud iutc-nded as tbe ttj.a'
aeri.utit ol (veoriru S. Briner. Adniiai-itrator
el' Cfberiiie brui r, decean-d.
15. Tbe first partial accoui.t ot Wilson I
M. lioupbrety, outt ot tbe Kxecutora ol j
Uattbew Dougherty, late of Tuscajora towii
atnp, decea.ed.
It Tbe tlmt and final account of Bnj i
uiin 'ur. 11, Admi'iistrator of Mary Caracll
late ot Ttjori.ptft.utown, deceased.
17. T'.ie first partial account of Jonepb
Kotliroi-k, hr.ee titer nt lianiei SieL-or, late
of Fayette tonfbip, deacmM?,l.
1. Tbe limt and final acci uut of A. J-Ker;u-iii.
Adiiuiiistra or ol Jane. GoLorn
late .T 1UM:arora to'ub:p, deceaavd.
19 I be Crl oi.d Dual account ol li. F.
Hurcl.fi.-ld; Lmj., A-liuiointrator ol Gideou
Ila'd.uiai. :ate oi heale to itnp decejStd.
'JO. The liri-t and final aci-.m i.t ol" N: II.
W xkirli.m, Kxi-cutor ot Mrs. Martha V.
j ra bill, n. e N i. l.Ia, l-:e ol i'.:cttu lon
i.p d''CeaM"l.
L'l Ttetiibt ai:d tiual accouut of J.
11-. naul .N. elv, Km , AvimiUMtralor ol Sam.
i.el 11 . Fe-ber, late of Monroe tounsbip,
-incaM-d.
12. The ruyplenieiiUl a.'c .'ii.t ; J hu T.
at..i Jaxoii T. KobiM.ii, Lxc.uiura ol K'ibeit
Ui.hiscu, late ol Lack toat.si i, deceased
as Mated by J.t--ii T. Jiobiroti, aurvivit f
Lxct. u.or-
Tbe account of James VV. Iluatetier,
Bx.cuior ol Jobu Faitoo, lalo of Wa.kei
toanabi', lieccased.
and i( you mi.s that
you
will miss
bargains without a parallel,
BOOTS AND eiJOES,
SI.irrERS, - - - - RUBBERS,
OVKJiSITOKS,
U3IBREL.LAS,
TRUNKS AND SATCHELS,
FOR EVEIlYIiODV AT
G. W. HECK'S SHOESTORE,
ON HiUrMJEST.: M IFFLIXTWW.N, l'A.
every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
To attend the Attractive bale ol Clothin"
from
that
goes ou iiniiy
THE iMMEWSE STOCK
OF
D. W.
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
ft
JSTO to gtillt!
Iot -to Discolor !
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
EUu I D
ft at l-alaT
MARK.
NEEDS NO LAUNDERINO. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
aVTaV
ma
f al.Va
3 lY is a solid h3.nd.rome cake of
scouring soaD
i
for a!! cleaning
no equaJ
xceph in
value, ih-
bright, tid -.;iv. .'-
taie tie rcacc oiTti 5i:
the knives aaJ
wash-bad, tLe h-jih-t,.' :
a new piu if 70 :-r ; " 1
clever hctuci.s-.iicr
oil-clothi
-;ice. It will
-fa C21 scoar
: bri-j'it:y. Tlie
. Is m cLau aa
1..- et. Ee a
LNCCH r.-ICCi'G Ciaj CO., CiE'.V YORK.
It will he
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL VKHS
Who have money to invent to examine the Stock of (Joeds lor
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It if truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTrFUl, STYLES
of fcfuitK aikI Overcoiits at the Wonderfully Low Trices.
Ilis prices leave all Competitors in the reur, o dnn't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing.
D.
W. I I A K L E Y
AI IIFl.Is TOWN
T
IT IS A FACT WELL KNOWN THAT UK 11AVK
The Largest Stock
-OK
HARDWARE UN THE COUiSTY
l uildirg Hardware was never 60 low as iiov,
Viii.s i-oc hs iii.(. Kt.. c i:mmt, I'l isti:r,
;i f:u t eveiytLiij iu tlie Hardware Line incluJiiij IIoum.- Fin niliinx O ....(1h
WALL. PAPER, f5LEiD, ifcc.,
Are Aon Sold at Itottom Prioe hy
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO.
l'OCLTKY I'ATS
il j.raperly ioanapel. Tlia PorLTar hiL
Ltnx, lUbliabud luonthly, finely llluBlratr.l.
in tbe beat papr fur fanner aod farmt-r
Leas thaa Bv. cents a month brings it to
yon poHt paia. Seed atarnporsainplecoj r.
Address Poultry JBulUtix, Z'M fearl fc t.
New Yore.
TO WEAl wm
Buttnring from tlie effata of youthful rrorm. early
dtcay, wa.sun ta.k u. lot maubool, et c., I wiU
ei.d a able tntaUMfM-tV'd coctauuiue full
p&rticulani f'T laOm cure. F REE chr A.
rplandid medlcml work ; ahoola 1 roavd by vry
man mho i Dorrous and dblUta.a4. Addr -v
Prof. r. c rowixB, noaiuC9QAft
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