SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
1fFll5PlT. JILT 8ft, 1890.
TERMS.
Blwriptlo, $1.60 per unaa if paid
ta "advance ; - U0 o P- i adance.
f-amn'nt Tert",,meBta tUMrted at 60
nU jr inch tor rach insertion.
foment business notice In local col
10 cent pwc lino lor each insertion.
pwluctiuns will be made to those desiru g
w avrtie by the year, half or quarter
jar.
SHORT LOC.1LS.
-1 In ,k!tbrries" are scarce.
ri showtrs of List Thursday,
brvke tlif lroiifhth.
Oniut Fink of Altoona, visited in
this p ':'' l"st
A iL'.i-t Fitsick Las returned
from N Tthti.'l.l, Mass.
Sr!i:.rivo ppl rrojMise to
start :i ki.tttiu fuotory.
run snflU:int to lav the dust
f, :i !.it Tlmrs'lay tuorniiitf.
Jtil;i Steirttt. of th Supreme
Court, was in town on Saturday.
.V.ik walk will bo held at Orient
al i.v thf Hichfitld band, August --
II u rv Mi-(1ellan of Thompson
t.iwn ri'sitetl in thin plai-e last eelc
Wit hands for men seem to he
fuih-.i'Cahle in citi-a nnd lur'e towns.
EvSiieriff Knouse bns entered
thf hell as & Legislative 2lon,','t9-
IV :i IVi.ft-r Ti'ft of Oriental xiill
lw! I a ' ' at Richfield, August
It!.
Tub ioe making machine in l'at
tron is manufacturing ice.
le-p'itvhes from across the sea
report Fr nt-h crups as ruined by
ruins.
Mr-. n-. S. E. Smith and son, of
X, i t. viNitod Mrs. J. Kirk,
J.lt .V( ftv.
See in another column, railroad
rV.fi t IJ.wton to the (I- A. II. Ku
drupiuont. IVnnsylvatiia is the firf-t state to
6eu.l in a full census return of her
pnpul'ition.
Children jilaviiiir with tire burned
the chicken house of Rev. Mr. (lnur
lev i.t Lewistown.
Walker township Red Rock Sab
biith School will hold a festival on
the vt nin of August 2.
51. W. Swart of Fermanagh is
a i-nmliilate auior.pr tne Democracy
for C ur.ty Commissioner.
J. Howard Neely, F.sj., is a candi
date for the oftice of District Attor
ney :inn the I VmocViicy.
Tin- V- i i v county agricultural s."-oi-tv
will hold its fair at Newjxirt,
S-ptcmh. r 17. IS an.l 11), lS'.K).
Tli -innu! re-union of "Sixteen
th s.
til-
n il! I h. ld at Williamport on j
l.'th J.ith and 21st of August."
J.H1, es Cod. r of Acidemia and Ja-
.hi;. liv-.ler of Oriental, have j
-n granted an iu-rease of pension, j
The Lutheran Congregations of
Blair county, held their annual re
union .'it Poll Delight last Thursday.
T!i'- to -eh. v ' ii siituto is a long
i.-tui't in the l ump, but it will lie
in ni tune n the 2 till of next No
T8n:!. r.
Aa irevv A. Todd, salesman for an
A't .Toa tiriu. is visitiuLT at the resi-
A-nc i f Lis f ither J. II. M. Todd, in I
rvtcrsi'ii
Mr. Oarnev. superintendent pf i
m-uon -chools was in town several j
CO
i-t
week on teachers- examina-
I
tion l"i
! ;i'l fish by tho thousand, have
die.) in the R.avstown br.tnch of the
J ;i::.ita. What cause
he is p.. t known.
I the fish to !
a cacdi i
'"Fartner Tillman, who is
Lite for Governor of South Carolina, j
is an oiiesny of th? colleges, which he
ers .pidn factories.
Li the c-i;up 0f ball Iwtvveen the
L'uLun tiiauts and 5IifTlin club on
the U2tid int . the former club wen
I'.v a cere of 20 to 7.
An ei-hange savs : A piece of
cniiphore the m.c of a hickory nut.
burnt on th stove in the morning,
w.ll etTectually drive every fly out of
the house.
It is estimated bv a competent
Jirl-
" that seven hundred persons
m I'. rr county will come under the
Fr.v;-i..us of the recently enacted
fens!..!! lull.-'
I'r. (irshnm. Dr. Sh?llv and 5Irs.
atifiiy of port Koval. accompanied !
h Mrs . Sterrett of Pittsbnrg. at !
tai led 5Ir. Henderson's church on
Sil.haMi evening.
Il-Sh( riff Fowles has been ailing
M'i'e awhile, with ln.ison on his
hau. is. feet and iinibs. The jKjison AU.ut n.K.n on the 23rd inst.. Dav
vi c.titra. ted while weeding a gar- sieber of Walker township, saw a
ten ou his farm in alker township, i n,hmux f SIoke Moat bv his hous-.
the white crane that Jntu-nh i
-iver shot near l.rowu s .Mills, m
F.ivetfi township, will soon lie on ex
lui.i,n as a handsomelv stuffed
hird at 51. P. Crawford's drug stre.
"n il 24th inst.; Mrs. Elizl-tu
Ra le!, aged 70 years of Buffalo Twp.,
rftrv Co . w.iR t-tricken with apop
wxv, while milking a cow. She was
carried int.) the house aud soon died.
o. v. Philip Graif will preach next
Sjihbath morning, on "The Secret of
Hapt.v S,.:i1 It.ot.l.V... " f K.ll
V sj.rr service on "The Caudles and !
'mI.Ii.m t ii.....: .1 .1
"erUl
- .ill1 oesi ICKS Ol
th
Ir.l.'
rdiallv invited.
An evchange says : A good freckle
Mi. n f,,r f;u. hands and forehead
i-e, nan.is
the followj,,,, . I-moll
lino,, one
j'tiiee : powdered Urax, one fourth years, son of William Dcward of 1 at
Jr ' im : sugar, a half drachm. Mix i terson was almost killed by cars at
and keep tightly corked. Port Royal last Friday afternoon.
T- The lov with other I'utters n bos
n l-r tho provisions of the pen- one to Port Roval to see base
"m f- l""el Jut.e 27. 1S90 only h;M iyjnir. While' the Ix.y were
"i"i.th sin.-e two hundred and ' . ..in,T i,"l ti,e railroad a freight
"ity-six thousand applications for i
"!lf:i if;
have heen received at
t!ie
"ushir;,
:'on Pension Bureau.
Froi,, t;, Fulton Republican :
i l:,e a larire numlier of ex-soldiers,
Bd the widows of soldiers, are dtily
miking pilgrimages to the couuty , . ,
uit to k a lUnttioB (or the;.
"eiits er the new Pension law. i
The r.l,.m,ield Advcx-ate of last j
t mentions a singular accident
thn8 : Mls Thonia; stewart ,(f
'-ntre towuhip. on Monday of Ltot !
week in walking across the floor in
her house, dipped and fell, breaking
one of thj bones in her right arm.
Mifflin Academy will open on Mon
day, September "l5th- It will be
taught by Andrew Banks of this
place.
According to unofficial infonna
tion the jopul.it iou of IVrry countv,
is less by aliout 1,300, than it was in
1SS0.
A daughter 16 years old, of Frank
Hostetten of Loysville, Perry Co.,
committed Htiicide by taking" laud
anum. A festival will be held at Johns
tow? a on Saturday, August 2, by the
Wa'nut cornet band. The Port Roy
al band will be present.
The date for holding the Teach
ers' Special F.xamination in MitHin
town school house on August 30h.
ha been changed to August 21th by
Superintendent Carney.
Itch, Mango, and scratches tn hu
man or animals cured in 30 minutas
by ViMlf.rds Sanit.iry Lotion. This
never fails. Sold bv L. Banks & Co..
Druggists, ilillliutowu. Nov. 6.
Win. Oral am, an 1 daughteis o
Tuacarora valley, accompanied by
Miss Watson of Lancaster county,
and Mis Hartshorn of Clearfield
county attended the Prtsbyteri in
charch on Sunday.
Miss Kate Dipple has secured the
jajsition of teacher for the schovl
made v.icant by the resignation of
Isaln lla Allison, who has leeu ap
jointel to a position in the pension
department at Washington.
The lady in Perry county, who
was driven to suicide because of
jealousy, bc:tuse her beau hail left
her for another girl should havo con
bidered that '"the sea has as good
fish in it as have ever been caught."
"The peach and jear crop is al
most a total failure in all sections of
the country, except California. Aud
the largo tipple section iu the Hudson
river counties and Western New York
State will not afford its usual supply.''
A Harrisburg colored man. a driv
er at the Wilson horse sale had an
arm broken and a leg so bndly crush
ed by the cars at Port Royal on Mon
day night, that the arm w,is amputat
ed by the surgeons in the railroad
hospital at this pl tce.
James Dunn of (Jcimani.i 5Iills,
left 5Iitllinton n on Monday eveuiug
in a trawling cart. On Tuesday
morning the horse with the cart all
right was walking nltout the prem
ises, and Dunn's body was in the
mill il im against the flood gate, dead.
A new bill has been introduced iu
to the United States Senate provid
ing for the free coinage of 6ilver.
Keep the bait a rolling. The coun
trv will not bo satisfied till Congress
has restoiel silver t its true iosi
tiou as mnev bv an act of free coin-
a - 'e - I"re coinage wa stopped by a
sneaking process in 173.
A cyclone or demon of th air got
in its ilo.-,tmctive ana Uta.llv work
at Lawrence. 5Ias.., last Sitnrday
forenoon, rendering 500 peop'e
homeless, and killing 9 people It
was all over in 10 minutes. The
width of tho storm swath was not ov
er 2')o0 feet ; 100 houses were level-
'od. The ilaiimge to the towu is ov
er Si 00,000.
English Spavin Liniment removes
al' ILird, Sott, or Cal..us. l Lumi.s
I-cmishes, fri hors.,s. Blood
N"IV"' - Cu1 l'hljts. v't',lev'
"nZ,w "I pra.ns, au ow.u
h - n I hroats, (Jougns, A.C. S.ave Jj!
$50
bv the use of one lx.ttle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known. Sld bv L. I'.auks A
Co., Druggists, Mifflintown. Nov G-
Ihse of our citizens who were
nr.t rresent in the Court House on
Satnrdav evening missed a tunsiral
treat, given by I'rof. W. E Nankivell,
lassiste.1 bv I'rof. DcColhus. Pro
' fecsor Nankivell has been travelling
extensively, and while resting here
(among his old time friends daring
I the vacatiou g 't up the entertain
uient in which he was assisted by lo
cal celebrities in singing. Miss Kate
Thomas and Miss Jessie Cramer.
From the Lewistown Sentinel :
The barn on the O lenkirk farm, ten
anted by James G. Allison, was
struck by lightning, Tuesday after
noon, from which it took fire, but was
extinguished lefore gaining much
heailway by the harvest bauds who
were iu the barn at the time.
Israel Kauffmau is irointr to run
two threshing machines this full.
Last Thursdav night while
driving along the '"forge level" Char
ley Kmley drove over a cow. upset
ting the buggy and throwing him
vi. h.ntlv t i tho ground.
ncn-hrtn-' i'lii'iv it catuu liolu lie
stepped out to hiok He was almost
paraii.'d by the sight of fire blazing
out of the roof of his house by the
chimney. It Wing noonjtime, neigh
lors were at home for dinner, and
they came to th rescue with buck
et. The fire was soon put out. It
h:ul started in a little room by the
chimney in a pile of paper aud straw
rubbish left by a former occupant of
the house. No doubt the fire found
its way through m crevice iu the
chimney into the room. One st of
neighbors hurried tho prouda out of
the house, while another sot fought
the fir, and abut the time the
household effects cr- out, the fire
was out.
Ueorge iewar.i age i iiwui iweive
, , t i ,
,.', lon' aud (teorire in his
'effort to get on a car fell under its
wheel, when brought Lome, and ex-
aniiueil ov iu wjjnii "
pro veil to be serious.
His right aim
-iiH aiupuut'.e i aoove
thd e!Iov.
The 1-ft leg was ampufaten aoove
ankle. The to-s
A- his
right
back
' Bver,.lT
hurt, his
j BiJe8 ftnj hea, were injured. His
doctors, Crawford an J son are doing
for him what learned and sknlful
men can do- but his cae is a tenons
one.
Contractor Goodman from Tnsca
rora ralley was in town, and went to
see the colored Cuban Giants play
ball with the Mifllintown club. While
on the ground he dropiied his pocket-book
without knowing it, and did
not disi-over his loss till he stepped
into James Simon's place of business
where he had use for money. Mean
while, a pocket-book had been found
on the base ball ground by two
daughters of John Doyle of Patter
son. The young ladies opened it,
counted forty some dollars in money,
anil looked over papers on one of
which wa3 the nam of Ezra Dotv.
The paper was a certificate of depos
it. Believing the book to belong to
Mr. Ity, the girls called on him he
understood the situation. While the
young ladies were explaining the sit- i Son, to take affect Ang. loth, 1890,
nation to the cashier, Goodman was 'and to reduce my prevent stock on
hunting Doty to get him t- keep his ; hand until that time I will positive
eye oeu for the lost certificate of ue- j ly sell at cost. Now is your time to
posit. Judie of Goodman's sumrise secure bargains.
I when 5lr. Ioty informed him where !
ne could get the pocket book, the
memer, and the certificate of deposit.
i Mr. Goodmau lost no time in ciJlinr '
!.... ... . . " '
on me .Misses iy;e
his lost treasure.
and
securing
5Irs. Mary M." Rickeubaugh, wife
of Jacob Rickenbaeh, deceased, died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Keuner iu Port Itoyal, on the 22nd
inst., aged 83 years, 9 mouths and 6
days. The tuneral took place from
! the home of her daughter Mrs.
i Jerome Heterick iu Mexico, on tlm I
2tth inst. Mrs Rickenbaugh was a A special train bearing 150 Penn
dailghter of Christian Sieber, a piom-' svlvania editors was run on the 15th
! iuent citizen of Juniata county a of July from Biltimore to Washing
I half century ag . She whs one of a ' ton at 8n aordinarily fai-t gait. It
' family of fourteeu children, all of 1 ,eft K dtimore at noon, and thirty
whom have pssed into the future ' minutes later had traeled forty-
world excepting three brothers, j two mi:es ar;d w .s in the Pe'insylva
' namely Rev. Solom n Sieb -r of nia ra l station here.
1 uonipsontown ; Tilliam Sielier of!
Delaware township, aud Joseph Sie -
ler of Akron, Ohio. Mis. Ricken
baugh was liossessed of the domestic
virtues that have in all ages so high
ly commended themselves. Five
sons aud live daughters survive her:
; David, of Mitll:utowu; Jacob and
I William, of Mexico: Samuel, of Fav
jette, and Daniel, of Kansas: Mrs.
I Samuel Strayer, of Patterson; Mrs.
(Jerome Heterick, of Mexico; Mrs.
Philip Kepner, of Port Royal: Mrs.
; Kurtz Kauffnian, of Fermauagh: Mrs.
John Stoner, of Fermanagh. Her
I remains w.-re laid to restiu the 51eu-
j nounite grave yard south of Oakland,
Navl cfiieer Fa nuel RobUon of
i this town was fiercely as-,ulted while
; walking on the pavement, near the
I Mitrl-n county bank in Lewistown
I about 8 o'clock on Saturday evening.
I Ha was in acompany w ith Charh s
j Howe. Without a word of warning
j a number of men sprang from the
I side of the pavement npon Robison,
i s:riK'.n2r rigiit iiiil lett. Hie young
I down him faned. U ith the mau
on
his
his back and blows coming in on
hea 1 and face from right and left, he '
btruggled along trying to shake the
gang off. They clnng to him like a!
pack of wolves, and at Grove's store j
! nu.o.t.u.1 v.l. nn ti.. 1 t IL.
I hea i that staggered him against the ;
window and broke it. He to..k ref-
e in tne store aui paU . J. f JT the
K li.is.ii, grew out of a difficulty in
! Mitllintown, on the 4th of July.) with i '
ijewistown men. who nourished a
: revolver.
Robison lind other fciti
zens ran injamong the rioters on that
! occasion, t ok the pistol and quelled
the disturbance. The 4th of July
I disturbance was ti e outcrop of a
! fight in Lewistown weeks before.
Independence day and Robison get
jting into it hereon the 4th, was one
oi ine singular incidents that may j
overtake a man when he stons to in I
terfere in a matter that does not per-
souallv concern him lor the rnrnose
of quelling a disturbance or helping
I another nt of a difficultv. On
Monday. jRobison went to Lewis
town, and by that time Mr. Grove
was convinced that he was not to
blame for the breaking of the glass,
and he had the $35 paid back to the
young officer.
From the Bloomell Times: It
seems to be pretty well established
that there is a gang of horse thieves
organized to oerate in Perry aud
adjoining counties. Last month two
horses were stolen from from Mrs.
S. A. Kern, of this county, but the
thieves did not sncced in running the
animals to a place of safety, and
they were recovered; but during the
last few years some valuable horses
have been stolen from the county.
Ou the night of the 10th inst., two
horses were stolen from the btable
of Rev. John Foglesonger, four miles
north of Shippensburg, Cumberland
I county. 1 hey were valuable animal i.
' On Saturday morning following the
I theft a large, rather roughly dressed
! mau stopped it the Merrimac House,
i Lancaster, with two horses, which
j correspondi-d with the description of
I the stolen animals. He was arrested
I and proved to le the thief.
I Before lteing captured the fellow
had sold a saddle an 1 purchased a
new bridle. In Lis stockings were
found $154 and on his person were
j found a letter, two maps of Penusyl-
vania. a railroad guide and a book
containing memoranaa ot farmers
who Lave good horses and their lo
cations. As an instance one of num
erous entries is: "John Brown, near
J York, ten miles from Columbia, has
j two good H," the H"of course stand -j
iug for horses. It is aliogether like
ly ne is one or tne men who have
stolen a number of horses in the
border counties the past few months.
The thief will le tried at Carlisle
and receive his just deserts.
The mode of proceeding by these
thieves appears to be this: A uumber
of horses will be stolen in Juniata or
I Snyder county in the evwning and
then rushed across the Tuscarora
' mountain, then across Perry county
i to the Cumberland mountain, where
: they will be taken some distance into
j the mountain and kept there until
the excitement dies out, when thev
i will le turned over to other parties,
who will take them across the nioun-
tain into Cjmberlaud
ccuntv. and
then work them down to Baltimore,
where they are put up at horse sales
and disposed of. We have no doubt
J there is an organized gang of horse
omcer was asa-lea trom Lotto sides, Department leaves nothing to be de
mand a rough sprang npon his back. si,ed either in at vie, quality or vari
; an.l thus encumlered he could make ( etv. As to Neckwear we "eimplv ex
i no defense, but all their efforts to , Cel all our pi-t efforts. See" onr
Drokeu plnss with the understanding ... t -. ii ..n.i it
that the monev is to be refunded to ' r -os.-Oa the 29tli ult
him if it can be est.blished that he ! J'- K a?'l-r of est Perry
was not in the fault. The ass mlt on ?Wr?sl,,p' S";v, kr c""? an1 C 'r
thieves, and that Perry county has
her quota in the band. They should
be huntad down and every gnilty
man strung up to the limb of a tree.
Harvest Home.
The Indian Mound Harvest Home
will be held in Milliken's Grove, on
Saturday, Augnst ird. 1890. Good
music, good speakers, and a good
time generally is expected. Refresh
ments on the grounds.
J. P. McWlLMAMB,
Chairman Executive Committee.
AJUOISCEJI EST.
I having this day, July 15. 1890,
sold out my clothing store and rent
ed ruv room to John Hollobtugh &
Sam'l Sthater.
Sheep for Sale.
Kurtz and Crozier have a lot of
! fine stock ewes, and full blooded
I Southdowu bucks for sale. Also
lambs and wethers. This is a chance
for farmers who desire to buy sheep.
The sheep may be seen near the pike
between Mitlliutown and Mexico bv
the 30th of Julv.
Pant Traveling.
inespeea avtrage.i ii tins an
! hour, or allowing for starting and
I stopping, at least 80 miles for
i greater part of the run. Ex.
the
A Cure Tor Conntlpatlon and
Sick Headache.
Dr. Silas Lane while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered a root that
when combined with other herbs,
makes an easy and certain cure for
constipation. It is in the form of
dry roots and leaves, and is known
as Lane's Family medicine. It will
cure sick headache in one night.
For the blood, liver nnd kidneys, and
j for the clearing up of the complex-
ion it does wonders. Druggists sell
j " Et owl" I "S"-
tf
Shlrl and Fixing in General.
A good Shut that fits and keeps
its shnpe don't pull at the neck or
bugle at the bosom, is what we offer
every time. In underwear we stow
a superb line of Spring and Summer
weights and patterns. Our Hueierv
; Summer Silk Ties at 25 and 50c.
TllpVlfi Wurlll .l.kill. ilia i.riiicc of
Ferd Mev, r"s clothing house,
,
. .
Drxs Feehheu. On the 11th of
Mav bv R.-v J S . R.,r .T.r.l, W
j Dunnand Bella L. Feehrer, both o
Thomnsontown. f
ltlKlii
Be.ndeb Ou the 19th iast., in Al
toona, George. B. M. Bender, aged
about 25 yeais.
Stewart. Ou tun 21st inst., at
McCoysvil'ie, Miss Margaret Stewart,
agd about 05 years.
Curistv. Ou the 19;h inst, in
this place after a litiirerintr illness
; from heart troul le, Mrs. Catherine
j RHr' wi,ow of 1 n0 Jacob A.
! Cnrlst.T. Fq., aged C5 years, 11
j ,nt,I"u ar"l 13 days.
Jtii'KEXRtrr.ii. On the 22nd inst.,
at the resilience of her son-in-law,
Philip 51. Kepner, iu Port Roval,
Mrs. Mary M.. widaw of the lute 'Ja
cob Rickenbaugh of Mexico, aged 83
years, 9 months and C days.
HATE YOU MOM TO DEPOSIT?
ARE YOU A BORROWER ?
-CtLL AT
THE FIRST
BAKE,
WIKFLINXOWN, PA.
FOUR PER CEHSTT.
PAID O.N TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Leaned, at Lowest Hates.'
MfFFLrNTOWN VAHCTS.
VirrtiHTOwn. July 30, IhW.
Pntter JJ
14
Ham.. ................... .... . ... 10
P hor.lder, ....................... 7
Sides, 6
Laid x
VITFLrNTOWN GRAIN WARKKT.
Wbeat,
80 to f 3
40
80
6i
ft.no
. $1.50
. 1 60
20 00
1 20
20 00
1 00
1 HO
Corn, old
Ont, .... ....
Kv
t loverneed ..............
Timothy Med ......... ..
Flax seed
Bran
Chop ,
Short
Ground Alum Salt....
A !u eric no Sail . ...........
Philadelphia Markets.
Jnly 26,
1S10. Wheat 9G to fl.OO. F.'our.
JiF-4.25 to $3.25 a barrel. Rye floor,
5S3.75 Ja barrel. Corn, 4t to 48c.
Oats 3G to 42c; Potatoes 40 to 50c,
for five eighth bushel baskets. Black
berries 10 to 13c a quart. Wbortle
berrits. 8 to 11c. He 1 Astrachan ap
ples $1 23 to $2 a bnshel. Grapes,
10 pound basket, 35 to 50c. Hay $6,
to 13 50 a ton. Hops at 3 to 33c a
lb. Hutter 14 to 20c. Eggs 14 to
17c Live bens 13 to 15c a lb. lioos
tf rs 8c a lb. Ducks 9 to 10c a lb.
1 Cloverseed 6c (a lb. Timothy seed
'. tl liO to 1.70 a bushel. Wnol. 13 to
1 to 38c a lb. I
FOR AND
INFANTSINVAUDS.
TRAE-Q 3 Tt k BQ ? amaH It-
CARJER'SI
jj PIU-S. j jjJ
(DURE
8kk Kw1ch and rtUv aJI the troubles tod
dnt o bilious st4.t4 of tha yUfm, audi as
liuir. Naoua, Irowiocti. Itstrss avftMr
mmxiatf. Pain io U Side. Ac While thairmom
rvuiarkairie bucccbm baa been ahown in curuig
r i
Haadacfae. jet Cirtir I.rm Ljvck Piua
are aqoally valuable in Constipation, curing
aad praveiitinjr this annoTing complaint, while
they aiso correct all disorders of the stomach,
stitnulate the liver and regulate she bowels.
Even if they only cured
HE A ED
Aeh h7 would he almost rnoslea ttioae
who suffer from this distressmr complaint:
but forrunatsly thsir roodna does not end
here, and th- who onr try them will And
tiie little pills vslushle in so msnr wars thsl
tlieT will not be willing to do without thsm.
bmi altar all ick bead
Ache
is the bane of so many Urea that here ( where
we make our irreat boast. Our pills cure il
while others do not.
Caster's Littlk Iavkk Pills are very small
and very vt to take. One or two pills make
a dose. They are strictly vtejretable and do
not artpe or purge, but by their srentlr action
Sleaai all wbo lute thm. In viam at S5 cents;
to fur $1 . Sold everrwhere, or sent by uiaxL
CA1TZ2 KX2i:ar C3., Vsv Ti.
SbEM blk
to AGENTS ?i5Ji?ri"rS
SIO. BTOTlJIcw Vork dtf
Still a Kicking !
-00-
m ; Our Competitors are kicking because we took every
advantage that the markets afforded in the selection of our
SUPERB SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
They kick because they're left. Their kicking is the
strongest testimony that can be offered to
Our excellent stock and law p rices,
Don't fail
OUR GRAND DISPLAY
of New Goods or you will miss
'Fhe Sijht of the Season,
and if you miss that you will miss
bargains without a parallel.
HOOTS -AJSTD SHOES,
SLIH ERS, - - - - RUBBERS,
OVEP.SHOliS,
U 3 1 BR EEL A S,
TRUNKS AND SAT CTIELS,
FOR EYERYRODY AT
G. W. HECK'S SHOESTORE,
OX-BRIDGK ST.: MIFFLIXTUWN, PA.
evzry WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
i l HA
Tf)
THE MARX
W5- I I I P P! FT- P I I
k . IP I I I ! L I I I
f-DcJ KG LAUNDERINC. CAN EE WIPED CLEAN IN A KOM2NT,
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
HERE
To clean tombstones. To renew oflloth. To renovate paint. To brighten motata.
To polish knives. To scrub floors. To wuh out "Tilra, To scour bath-tubs.
To clean dishes. To whiten marble. To remove rust. To scour kettles.
EVERYBODY USES IT.
Dntlsta to etosin fkVM toettu Kngltt 1 to el parti of mcMn . TImi '- mrM fioora.
Sireona ft poIUh Uioir UiMUnuaent. Mtniatra tv rcnovftt ri4 ctittpeU. Crmtit. . . r i.a:t Lai as.
Crnifertint,r t ennu their pan. S'Xtm t clvtn tiie t'ttubcton. rimfiw-i'Urjn ih.-lr kalrN.
JMncbattscs to brlntitra their touta. UnUrm on bwnahdwhlf bora. i reU unrt t i i.r 'ld trmw bsCa
Cook to clou the kitcl luk Arttota to clrn
Paictora to rloaa off artacra. Wbcclmau to clean bk-jciaa. Kaoovatora tu cn carpata.
EVERY ONE FINDS A NEW USE.
THE OWLY
Perfect Subttituto -
for Mother's Milk.
INVALUABLE
la Cholera infantum
ANO TCCTHIMQ.
A Quickly Assimilated Food
ro Ov8"Tics.
consumptives.
Convalescent.
A Perfect Nutrient
tm all Wasting Diseases.
Rroumrs MO COOKINO.
Keen in All Climates.
SFMD aaT h"- "Tmi CM
- and Pvnmo or Is
mrt" miuhwl rwimnfi jiIiil
Doliber-Coodale Co.,
boston, mass.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF MIFFLiaTOWX, PA.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
I Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSKPH ROTHROCK. Prtttdtnt.
T. VAN IRWIN, Cathur
D1KECTOKS.
V. C. Pomeroy,
John Uertaler,
Robert K. Parker,
T. V. Irwin.
Joseph Rotbrock,
Philip M. Kepner,
Louis K. Atkinson,
8TOCIHOLDKBS :
Philip M. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley,
Joseph Rethrock, Jane H. Irwin,
L. E. Atkinson, R. K. Parker,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. nolmes Irwin,
Mary Knrtz, Jerome N. Thompson, Jr
John Hertzler, T. V. Irwin,
CbarlotteSnyder, Josiah L. Barton,
John If. Blsir, Robert H. Patterson.
F. M. M. Pennell.
Three and Four per cent, interest will be
paid on certificates of depomte.
jan 23, 1890 tf
TreHHpasit Xotlce.
All persons are hereby cautioned Dot to
tresspass on the farm land and woodland of
the undertfigned in Milford township, for
the purpose ot haulinfr, hunting, flabing,
pk'kni)r berries, ttirowm down fences, cut
ting timber, The law againKt tresspass,
ing will be enforced.
Dajcifl Fisher.
November 27, 1S:0.
to examine
T
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
I
JTot -to 33iscolor!
DEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
ARE MANY
USES FOR
UmIt psattoa. A-Ull.- tu l.ri; ! tr-u thotr
STILL TO THE FRONT, AND LEADING ALL COMPETITION IN
Honesty, Integrity Enterprise!
MEYERS
is conducting a gigantic sale of special
men ana youths. A most charming
rtlQ Men 8 real tailor made imported Dre6s and Business Suits for on
Aiy $12. For the first time in the annals of the Clothing Trade this
offer confronts vou. Don't fail to
Sack Suits you will find magnificent
out patch pockets, and they are just
way frock suits include some fine materials as ide ales, Clay Diagonals,
V orsted Scotches, and Bradford Cassimeres. t,very Suit is worth from
10 to 25 per cent, above the price we shall offer only $12.
HERE'S A DAXDY,0LV $3.33 FOR UUV'S SI ITS WORTH $5 & G
This sale consists of about 475 Short Pant Suits. They are all made
of extra fine quality aud fashionable materials, and trimmed in the best
possible manner, They certainly are the best bargains offered this season.
Your choice to-day for 3.33
An almost endless assortment of Short Pact Suits at S3, in Cassimeres,
Chevoits, Worsteds, &c, and every suit a "dead" bargain.
BOYS' SHORT-PA i T SUITS.
Our assortment includes everything worth having, from the plainest
to the richest designs, ftee the suits we offer at $1.C0 to $1.7S and $2.25.
On each one you will effect a big saving of money. Then we shall offer an
extraordinary fine line of Boys' Suits at $4, $5, and $0.50 There are th
cream styles of the season. Be sure and take a look at them.
We Charge no more for good Reliable Goods than others do for Poor.
Our aim is to make permanent customers of every one who calls one.
To serve everyone that will not require pressing to call again. Thus it is
that we now stand exclusively on the merits of onr goods and have inaug
urated this
CHEAT SPECIAL VALUE DISPERSION-
in the fullest assurance that we can prove to yoy our ability to discount
every other house in trade in giving the utmost value and satisfaction for
every cent you my be pleased to invest with us.
See the .Magnificent Sack Suits from $! vp to $10.
See our one th.rean.it four Button Cutaways, $H, S10. 12, $15.
See our Black Twtlt Chevoit Suits, Sack or Frock at $li.
See our Boys' Short-Pant Suits for $1 25.
See our Buys'1 Lon rant Suits for 32.2".
COME AMD GO THROUGH OUR HAT DEPARTMENT.
Not only you be delighted and astounded at its magnitude and the un
iform prices everywhere prevailing, but vou will discover that we carry ev
ery novelty of the season in ample variety Onr boys and Children's Straw
Goods at present being a special feature, culling fortli the admiration of
everyone. We further take particular pleasure in calling attention to our
FLRMSI11XGS, TRUNK AM) SATCHEL DEPARTMENT.
Which are replete to the minutest detail, and you will lind them respec
tively in line submitting unben d of values unj"a variety of goods such as
it wouui impossible to find elsewhere.
LATEST STYLES ! iJEST QUALITY! LOWEST PRICES
is our standing motto. Here are a
ine celebrated I'olnris Jean Pants, sold everywhere at $1.25 for 79c.
Good durable- Cassimere Suits, sold everywhere at '., and $10, for $o.
With every boy and man's suit bought we will givej
FREE OF CHAR(JF, A RAT AM) RALL.
FERD MEYERS,
the Leading aud Largest outfitter of mankind in Juniata County.
18(35, ESTABLISHED, 18S9.
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive .Sale ot Chilling that ges on ilj
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
D. W. HARLEY.
It will he
TO TJIE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest t examine the Stock of Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to 5e
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits anl Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Trices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, o don't fail
to giva him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
11 KKJ ,IIsT TOWN XY.
IT IS A FACT WELL KNOWN THAT WK JIAVK
The Largest Stock
I1ABDWABE UN
I'uildingIlardware was never wj low as now,
sails, lochs, mf:i: fcr i;jii:it, ii-sTi:it.
in fact overytLing in tlie Hardware Line including H.ns Fm nihLing ;ood
WAIjL PAPER, BLIXUS, cfcc,
Arc ow Sold at Itottom Irioo by
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO
SPlilXG AND SL'M.MEIi GOODS. ,
I would inform the public that I have!
now in my new milliovrv storo at my place i
f re, lence on Water street, Mifflintwn,
j second door from corner of Bridge street,
! a fuM stock of Sririogand Summer milliner; i
goods, ail now, aud of the latest styles,
and having employed first class milliners;
lam prepared to supply the public with
everything round in a 8rtclas milliner!
store, come and examine mj stock. I
I consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DF.I9L. !
March 22-87.1.T. i
values in stylish spring clothing for
headgear.
take advantage of it. Anion? the
black and blue Cheivoits with or with,
as good as they're nobby. The Cuta
few instances :
OF
THE COUJNTY
(CUT WISTrnkrdiluu.n,VT.
Ofvoniautl. n A. Aeatt. SS Bndwj, X. Y
A TREES, SHRUBS, VINES, &c.
fL STEADY WORK
alary A Bijmvm, or Com
H gjd5.l. a-aiilou If praforred.
'sJS)'2srSi .-7
. A 'i -rf A p-ow a run line orTrt-
1. d&pte3 to PennarlTanla.
Tst Bi!su icklj Uars.
R. C. CHA8E 4. CO.. PHILA.. PA.
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