ESTINBlifc KEPUBLICA1'.
MI'FLlNTOWi.
nKDNrsiUY, Al'(i 27, ISO.
IS. F. S C II W E I E II ,
nrroa aud iifirnrmt.
Republican State Ticket.
ii.VEK.-ii'K,
gf.okge v. pelymatei:,
Cvuwf.iiil County.
L11TTKN tST-tiOVEKSOK,
LOUS A. WAT REM,
Liu kiwnna County.
StiM-lUil INTI-ttVU. AFFAIRS,
' HOM VS J. STEWA1ST.
M'.l.TOlUtflV County.
The Drawbacks of Rotation.
Tbe N.. Y.iiL I'.-.- !:
"Tlivy have tL absurdet develop
ment f .-I'oiU politic or rather
Ikij: i 'litii-. in th rurni region of
lVnnsylv:i!ii:i. In iv Congressional
district nf several rvmnti?iM'eh-0CUDty
l'l the tV'iiii'i.hr-iii:iii f r two l.rmH
an. I v pintl. r I ,iv ut-vfi.l bra exped
ience tunv I r:uVi i n him, t liaa to
htainl aside and tLo politicians
cT tl:o next county a chance. The
under! vinr theory f rhtti rotation
custom is tl public otSce in swill,
ami thai the liogH luiu-t Irt a:h oth-r
put their f t iti the tMUx'li. It i
fair I'lny to tin- lioTV 'ut not to the
people. This ix vhy you never hear
of the cvtintrv districts of Pennsyl
vania .-! r u:u Klly and. Rand tils
by t.-c-.:?u:r!-ited experience.
" The Pliiludelphta Press, last Friday
in speitUinpr of tlr view of Tba New
Y.-rk Pr. s. on the drawbacks of ro
tati -n, or fri;Unt chtiue of Con
gressmen wfi- The of the
New Yot Press is ery roiib, but
thi liip"-: of it ia not wronjj. The
system r f ro-mtin ;;ener:al practic
ed by Ktii f nit us in Pennsylvania in
makiur t!ierr 0ti jjressioual nomina
tions iv'wus enough to need pretty
seort- l';c".i'i''! t characterize it.
Suinc i-j--eptioii:il! v eood moil have!
been s-,,t ' t 'I'lixrvss from interior
district -f this State, but with two
or ttr ti m.Ti . .uv.tits in t!io dis
trict i j.j practically impossible to
kit i- ' h'iu tr rri'. Tin- counties trad
fr t!ie.- turn, uud by the time a man
nf s::i al.ilitv Las Utiiiuo useful
through a little experience and ac
!iiiiiunre it bee. nies the turn of
nn.tiir nmiity to claim the nomin.t
tn'i It tuny hnppvu to p toap.nxl
nn. l-ut it is crt ii'i to o t an
irf-rperieiioed one. Oi the twenty
'l.n listlits ontM.h" of Phiiivlelphia
niiil A!' irlienv nine are represented
ii th- p res" lit fju'ress by men in
tl or .iriillil term, wll
vtfll not lie
leu ..niuiated, au 1 f.ur others who,
v ith f. liner exoeii-ucCT, w. rerot.-xtud
1 :u.L t-.r a tt ri:i or tw.. O itsiae the
iliMri "N ctiihrsced withiu one county
n-ressni'in .'.tkmson is m ouiy
. . , .
r.ieiuher who has served continuously
More than trt.-terms. "
The practice has ab-mt at bad ef-
feet iii mi ..tli.. r wttv. The custom of
giving a county two terms is as l?ke-
tv :ir. ii. t to k n an ind ff. rent and
iu. tticit nt tiiemlier in during the j
wii..le t..:ir j cars. If Le enn hold
the s;ipp.. t "of his own cjiimty the ;
otiier counties fa. 1 iii for the pur-;
1
se . t till, .wil l' the claims to b dis-!
i lia: ... .1. s that, they can have a '
cliar.ee. The member luw little dif- j
ti.-uitv iu holding his own county, ;
county, ,
tn fart being that if be were suelv-
c.l at home, and un..t lies man taken
up the county might Io its mem
lr entirelv. Allc-jrlieuy ami Phila-
dttphia are not iiceustuiuel to rotate,
but there is just a much reason for
it in the claims of the wards in ad is
triet nn in tlio claims of the counties.
The pinetico has hcou a great iu-
iv io ieni.sjivai.ia. 1 no atale ! bodv of William A. Steinnrt, farmer,
;Jas ha.l able meu from the interior ' LJ wafj l(lirie,i un,lernea!b the de
in its, Concessional delegations, but lir of hi wrt,.ko,i as recov-
Wll,lt M-vri.;i.c. they have i..-t .rd b,K,rtlr iH.f.,re n,u to-day.
e. mpare.l w, h with mfen .r Repre-1 Hisl nt,.k w"iS broken. He was bur
sentat.vr. from other Stales, , ie(1 nnamiMtli toin -f hnv u.l oilier
ia e me a lvat:t.i 'u -t years ot
a lvat:t.l.
service. Wt should b ,'hi"l if our
contemporary's could e!T-t some,
thin;; by their denunciation, but we
are confident they will not.
Storm.
Abo-it 5 o'clock on the evnin of
tlii l''tl inst. The most saturating
rain tint visited tht control pjkrt of
Juniata comity fell. Here at Mitllin
t jwn tliric was no damaging wind.
In other parts of the state, at the
same hiu.-. the storm was destructive
to l.t ! hf.; and projierty. At U ilkes
.lane the wind blew wit i. in. .st f right
full vet... u . Would rows of trees
"'if bl.jwt d.u. Following this
Luudrud.-, oi houses were unrooe. 1,
pai.tia'.lv bl.vn over or completelv
dertohsiied.-t nd worse thau all. the
visj.-it iod of ceath vas seut upon a
llUU:ller of per.plu.
Uge diLri, ts in several sections
of the city are absolute ruin.
Pa r tr ns and l.K-omotiyes
at tl.. lepot ei blown over.
The ctovustatw l is to be compare.1
with tu-thuio- i jj. . memory cf the
oldest i ih'thitaut
, .
four X leu Hl Ll.iwn to lute h.w.n
killed iu-:'
..... ,, . "-"irs occii pan's seriously miurei
i i i ixi w ire r. t... tt. ,rt. I
n-'use .v..tt sl-,., t occupierl by
miners, .vfio bad juf. returued from
work, fell .i,, and thre of the inmates
were kllieu' Tbe Lu( e stiu k of tn.i
liyth- plitutag mill f.tf on a man and
two horses, H wre .kjlotl. A little
colered girl rrta LdUi by a falling
bud hug on s. uth .Maiu ,-.f reet. Two
men JurtVn tl .i ath br tV- f.Jlil)g of
a i-.:.'inJt ,,r -s egi.ru.i.r; brswerv,
and n .third u.cnvd the same fa't
throuoi (1. ula ;.t coniplwleddemol
itatiou o y. I J-wn-s i,,IUK,me
brick busijiess bio. tc on enst .Market
strew t.
Fully UU bid.Lngs have lieen
Mowudoun or otherwise damaged.
Many f th. trucf ure were of Ljfge
sie a:ul great value.
1U HS ts TH STOfcM.
'!ieii the stoiTii swmt r-i. t w:ir:s
. i
s,'",t Mrrrt a party of bovs weie on
that thoroughfare ivatclung j' r.p
liroach. Atiioug thm vre Eddie
Sithmitt, age-1 seven years, 4inorge
Frye. aged thirteen years, and Frark
and Alexcndrr MiuvIowitA aged nine
aud twelve years. Terrified at the
apperance of the approaching clone,
young Frve shouted "Run, run.'
All obeyed the warning but Schmitt
The others were toed about and
buffeted bj flying debris, but manag
ed to reach their homes. Young
Schmitt di 1 not return to his home.
His pnrents bean a senrcli for hiui,
which win ket up all niht. About
darliht Lid father fouud the b-ov s
IxkJv lyiuar in a shallow pool of water
five bundled feet fioui where the
storm caught him. His bkull was
crushed by a heavy tiuiber, and he
was covered with mud. He most
have beeu hurried swiftly through
prace and dashed into the pool with
great f rce. Young Frye is soriously
injured au 1 w not espe.tcd to rwoov
cr.
The Macalowitz hors were less I
... i
seriously hurt
alo.no ire railroad
There were busy fwcii all day.
A larg force of mun were at work
tliis nfte.rno.m reraoviny ths debris
of the White Haven ice-house south
of the Lehigh Valley Statiou. A
party of workmen were righting the
overturned train. Fifty men were
at work on the ruins of S. L Brown's
block. r nil road gang with two
locom-jtives and immence cables
were tearing to pieces the wrecked
ice-houses, part of which blocked the
valley track.
At Lee's planing mill and lumber
ysrd meu were at work removing
debris and resorting the scattered
lumlxT to its proper place. Along
Scott street, Iwtwecn the Valley
tracks and the Central tracks, three
dwellings which had stood there
were all but llieratol The resi
dence of Johu Smith had disapearel
all but the tloor, with the water-s jaked
carpeL Mr. Smith and his family
escaped seriou injury, but their
earthly posHMius were entirely
swept away- Not a garmeut remain
ed for any one of them other than
the clothes ou their books. A small
express waon easily carried away
what broken and worthless articles
yet remained of the hou-eiiold furni
ture. The case of old Mrs. McAvoy was
ext rme!y pitifuL She was Ler
crittage with her dau'hte. t-!w,
Mrs. Joseph McAvoy, and tworaud
ctiildreu. The children were cling
ing to her bkirts when the storm
struck her house. Iu au instant the
house whs torn to kindling-wood, and
the old lady lay uuder a pile of debris
with terrible cuts on her face uud
head. Her daught. r in-law wu un
injured, and rescued the old lady
with much difficulty. Nothing was
left of the household furniture.
t l- MAIS .sTUilkT.
The storm swept up Maiu street.
Everv thing was touched with a heavy
hand. The beautiful shale trees
were ciiNt into the street. Then it
struck the handsome rej-id'-ncr,
stores. grceu-hous", lottery works,
etc., alonir Maiu Mreet as far as Ac-
! a lemy Htreet.
i lie weetern edt-e of
! the storm extended to the lowt-r end
of Frank! iu street and Dana Tlnce
i Brick dwellings were unroofed and
' the upier sloriee torn away.
stories torn away, and
some were levelled to the ground.
I.. . -it.: I I." ..! !. . . .
'Uiu jiam nun imumu
completely blocked with laden trees.
'roofs, timbers and wiren. Veering
eastward, the storm swept out Ross
a:id ilizi- streets, then up Kotuh
Wusbmgtou streets, exlembng as far
ent ou Ross as the Hazard Wire
Rope Works It followed Washing-1
ton street, wrecketl St. Jlary
Church, then jumped to Lehigh Val-
b-v depot, the Jersy lnlral deiot,
Stejjnjaier 8 brewery, and swept
aloii the railroad to the r ive Points.
Here it turned eastward agaiu, swept
ui P ral street, out by Baltimore
up
haft No. "2. then dashed up the
I luountaiu side and swept itself in the
j woods.
j THE STORM M OTHKK TIJiCtS.
Iu Berks county the storm either
j wrecked or unroofed a do.eu barns.
. ami that the total damage will
j nuioutit to J20,0(H) iu Berks county.
; la Siirin? township, this count v. the
tn.s just housed. At Kutztown,
this county, James M. Schaeffer's
hous2 anil barn were demolished.
He says Lis family escaped uninjured.
Scsoi ehansa. Pa., August 20. A
heavy w.nd storm unroofed Louses
and barns and tilled the road with
i .l.K..;.. t !..... I,. :it..
IIIUUI illl'l UO'lll .1 L lHUO.Jttljr.
three miles from here, at six o'clock
Lust evening. A housu occupied by
Luther Hall nnd family wa-s partially
blown down, and one of Mr. Hall's
sous was killed and another fata ly
injured.
st.rm.
Lost week was tine of death dealing
storm. On Thursday evening at 7,ll,
the wind blew oft the roof, and tumb-
led down the walls of the Phils b 1
phia Tenth aud Eleventh streets
Radway Station, killing four and in-j
jured seven persons. Damage was
doue to a great deal of other property j
in the vaciuitv.
Iu the Leliauon Valley.out . sme
evening, at Sheriden, The win i blew
with great fnry anil Z. M. Kauffznan's
grist mill and barn were unroofed
aud the timWr composing his wagon
shed scattered to the winds. A stone
.1 T . : i. i i : l i i
UntUlU" IlOUSt' lf UPIUIUlSUni BQU
-. ...
-r. i t i .
. i j , i i w m m i t ... t nil ii a it- u . 'tsi-
ed and Mr. Fannid Brightbill was
very Int.lK- hurt.
In Columbia county birnn and
h oiises Lave even beeu totally deuiol I from the upiier at the knee joint, and
i.shuL A number of deaths ecurr-jtbo bone protruding through the
tl. but definite information cannot ; flesh. The boy was taken to the resi
le -obtained. A young girl who was dence of Lis graudfatLcr, James Null
injured at Sliicknhinny by the tim- j with whom he wis living where his
licrs of a barn, in which she took re- ; b'g whs amputated three inches r.b.r
fuge, falling on Lcr, died. The '. the knee by Dr. Frank Bushey.hssist
house of J. II. Heimo was d.-Ftroy , ed by Drs. Kennedy and McLaugLlm.
e 1 aud Lis wife sustaii e I a fracture Thehttle boy, seven yearsold, brought
VI .It- . w . . . A . .1 . . -
of
iH.in iitnos. in llie same iilace
the house and larn of Bruce
Ash-
more were totally d s-trojed.
Heeded a Broken Seek.
Phrsicia:s .nuectexl with
the!
-Mr I
. .J ., - r.j .
e.etat xl ov-r the f t of th.ir hav,rg
Hii.c ssl ihy i.. udcd a broken neck,
The pstien, Harry fee gel. aged 14 .
year-, residing at So. 611 elevator, !
lauuuig ou ins neat a H.J tusiocauug
nis ne-c ou oi.-ive.
When brougnt to the hotpital the
case was considered hopelu&s, hut by
experiments with extending wsi'giits
attached to the patient's head -id
feet the r.eck was eventually set and
kept iu place by means of "a plaster
of Paris jacket, which, after a month's
time, was removed, with the result
that the displaced bones were prop
erly set, nnd the patient now has
power of the neck. The case is
looked upon as a wonderful piece of
surgical work. Philadelphia Record.
The Electric Light is a great im
provement for lighting public
squares, avenues aud houses of cities
and large towns, and is lit by elec
tricity coming oyer the wires that run
along the avenues some whai after the
menner of the telephone 'His unseen
electricitr c6tijin? from the wires
" .
Cannes a light into the electric Limp
i :i & 1 1. . t - n.i..W
On the other hand the unseen and yet
often felt grace af God comes from
him without invented methods, to en
lighten the hearts of 6ir.nfrs, and
comes more unparceived than light
i brought forth by currents that pass
over wires into electric lamps. And
whatsoever einner obtains light from
God given through Christ comes to
a knowledge of his spiritual standing.
position and condition before God,
and perceives he cannot save himself,
Yet through the emrit of God, a
a light to the eyes of the soul, he per
ceives Jesus Christ the only Saviour,
whose lirbt on salvation and immor
tality is j reatxr than all other lights.
The Bible compares the enlightened,
or those '-born of the spirit," like unto
the wind or breeze "thou hearest the
sound thereof but canst not toll
whence it Cometh or w hither it goeth,
so is every one that is born of the
spirit. Christ said "keep your
bus us trimmed and burning." "Let
your lights shine." He evidently
bad reference to the light received
on redemption and the resurrection.
He has given more light on the plan
of salvation, and on immortality than
the planetary, steilor and invented
lights. This can be proven by com
paring the liirut of the sun to the
iuhts civen by Divine revelation.
For instauce the lijjht of the sun
without the Bible has left nations in
idolatry and hence in darkness con
cerninii the one God, while Christ
and the Bible is the light that Las
revealed God to the world. C'-irist
lid : am the Light of the world. n
Akbox.
G E. ER.1L AHS TEMS.
He who can t ik the mental and
moral measure of Lis neighbor with
perfect fairness, is a rare bird m the
secial ilock. We are apt to gauge
one another by stndnrJs w irped by
prejudices arising from our own lieca
liar Labi's ! nssoi-intit-n, a long
way out of the sf r::ight line of ab
stract right. Iu fact, o-ilv n grest
mind can ind. other minds with
entire impartiality.
In forming au ts'una'e of your
fellows, try to r.i:ue out of your own
individuality, to discard self, and to
measure i:-.'-n Iv iinr"m ps. and not
by prejudices."--College of Com
m rce Journal.
It mav be a surprise to mmv to
lea.ru thut statistics prove the
so. to !e s.ifer to live ou than tl
land. The L-nth rate of sailors in thf
Brit.sh lu-roir.r.t miriues is under
twelv-i j r ttiousand; the less of Lfj
!v sli;p reck is uoout n CiU .rter
this; iu fact, there are tu -re lives lost
smong miners from accident than
among sailoi-s, and many more among
railway employes
A tu jst wonderful currant nnsli is
owned by a fanner of Mayville, N. J.
He fouud the bush growing wild in
the woods, brought it Lome and
planted it by ;iie side of the house.
lhe bush Las grown un the side oi
the building tha Leiglit of about
twentv feet and is sbout seven feet
wide hearing currants as large us an
ordinary "l.ei r -.
TLe Methodist Church at Mavvillc
is raising it: debt of $!00 by keeping
a summer lioaiditig-liouso at Cnau
t.ni.ju-i. One member of the church
Lal charge of the house dnriug July
aud another is in charg of it during
August. Tne waiters aro the belles
of Msyvilb, who Lave voluntK-red
for the service. New York Sun.
It is officially estimated that no
fewer than 170,000 wolves arc roam
ing at large iu Rjssia, and that the
inhabitants of the Yoloda last year
k lied no fewer than 49,000. and .f
the Casan district 51,000.
A small lioy in Y'ork became sudden
ly very ill a few days ag. after smok
ing a cigarette, a partially smoked
one being 'oiind iu Lis pocket by
Lis father, who took it t a chemist
to )e analyzed. The chem st found
in the cigarette a piece of opium the
size of a Mia mixed with licorice,
and it was his opinion that there
was opium enough in the cigarette
sufGciiiiit to cause tha death of the
1kv if taken in its pure state. This
is the sort of poison that it dealt out
to the I toys aud youth all ovtr the
country, and it is responsible for
more tltetths thau will ever be known,
Willie Iavison, son of Police-
man Edwin 11 Davison, of OreeD-
castle, Pa., while going t i the pasture
for the cow, jumped upon the retr
axle of a passing carriage, unnoticed
by the occupants until they heard a
scream and in looking back were
horrified to see the body of the boy
fast in the wheel his lg between the
spokes. Mr. Kuhn, the driver,
sprang out cf the carriage and re
leased the unfortunate loy, and found
his leg terribiy crushed aud torn the
lower part being completely severed
rs to me eyes ot his attendants
wbeu be asked the Doctor "if a new
i leg v.ould grow out." j
Itats Eat a Live Colt nd Ball.
from the Troy Bradford Co. Register. I
James H Tu-rctt i.n I
buui up a sucitiing colt ill the stable i
lait week, when it was attacked by
rats and so badly bitten that it had
to be kdied. About lt.
Mr. - , htepiu n Brace heard a noise iu j
me Dtrn. ."She went out and
was
very niucu surprised that the rats
were eating up a two-year old bull,
alive. She called the hired man and
they killed seventeen besides many
getting away.
:Xtea from Walker.
X r. David Ailinan took three
crates of peaches to Thompsontown
last Friday.
Tba Jnuiatn drum corps went to
Richfield last Saturday to attend the
soldier's meeting.
Mies Clara XcarhooJ. of Mifflin Co.,
is visiting her parents.
Lsaac Hoiaea and family will short
ly move to ML Juy, Lancaster Co.
Our good withes go with them.
James Esgler of Kauffman and
Eagler, carpenters, cut off the end of
bis thnsi and his index fii.ger bad-
ly lat Tuesday. Oscar isearhood
is now an apprentice with them.
A note oi warning was found afew
days ato on the roa 1 near a certain
urenler's home. It was signed
-white caps. and was intended -to
scare Jim, but as it is pretty tyident
vbo ''rcppei it. he docs not '"steer
worth a cent."
And now Mr. Ben Nox, I will lay
my pen on the f-helf and resign the
"notes to you. Iteacn np and gtt
down your ruty peu. for it has long
Lain away, and let our township, not
be booiud in recording items, loui
readers would certainly be pleased,
but none more than me to red, while
"down in the sands." of the fortunes
of my many enemies (? )
woift'sAGMEBackins
Chang a Pint Tablm to Walnut.
A Poplar Kitchtn Prtta to Antiqvm Oak.
A Can Rocker to Mahogany.
Km hK ema b tout with 2BC onk of
3IK-30N
woLTf BASDOLPB. Ptafladalphia.
SCMO FOR OUR CTLOIiU. raicss
n i LAS Ui:- tft--i..C.
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For If y.u .i ii It iimr lieccmo con- j
...... - v wr-j iMMwfW,
tlicn : . ii like
Of Pare Cl Liver Oil and
HYPOPHOSPHITES
It 1 nimst mm iM.lAUhl as milk. Par
l-ttt r tim;i ottit r 4-rmlll iou11oiia.
Soott's Emulsion
Tlw aro poor Imitations. Ctth
Nothing On Earth Will
LIKE
Sheridan's Condition Powder!
It lfJ atwanlntf urna nil. - -
?smmy it nM Ims thu ft tmnth ot ft ent m dT.
tncuy a itv-vitrtD?. rr snt suvti cum sUl rJuraui
Good for jtuasr chirk Wortft wars tamo void
wh- tmm Mfittlt. larm t-mm m.vm1 tn ft
Kl su for s Us Pfevetjt rouu" smv ft .
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Tprt-spsii4. "THE BFT H ' LTJk TPA PTtK,
wtth 9t
1
DOES CURE
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In its First Stages.
M mart yo gat Ota itmwtutna.
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mr 6tt4 I- tlitKkn ami "i '' raM.iiiinin
Consumption Surely Cured.
.vITK" Kd- Inform ytm nmdm
taat I hm a porlttva ramady for tha abare-Daaiad
dlaaaae. Bv lta timalv na . ,
nam hara bam panaanaatlr and. I hall ba glad '
"M-L" oi bit rarneay rH to any ot
yoor raadara who hsva. aoniiaprioB If thay wul
od.thtraxpndP.O.a0lrfc B-rpec.
raUy. T. A. UUJCOU, M. C.. lil 1'mrl SU, H. T.
Il m imac that no h1 i. wb iiiUm kia-
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TOBACCO
This standard brand of plug
tobacco is acknowledged to be
the best chew and the largest
piece for the money in the mar
ket. Unco tin tag on tach lump.
IU extensive sale for many years
has established its reputation.
. here is nothing better. Try it.
or. sale by dealers and grocers.
TTwt 1 7 Vrm. I C ret ni. czre-y .o
;ttp thus lor a tiu-.c. t -J 'Mm true iu'; r;
lom a:an. I A :Kll i C
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A 7!?e-rT!X ttrity. I yAlsTj.T my i-cn:-.- f
1-ons lis ticrrt cra. lon'.e c-.Uum t-v-t
allrtl ;ino:t;'. )n l.r rot cot.- rct-iT:o C-. -scu.let
oar f.rt- e tretic aTd a ls '-or-.
it.-t "r.-a. 1' '; jor. Wiiiaga:
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rmi rrri-rvrr-m'jrrrr.-- ...
The greatest improvement in
Corsets during the past twenty
years is the use of Coraline in
the place of horn or whalebone.
It is used in all of Dr. Warner's
Corsets and in . ethers.
The advantages of Coraline
over horn or whalebone are that
it does not become set like
whalebone, and it is more flexi
ble and more durable.
Dr. Warner's Coraline Corsets
axe made in twenty-four differ
ent styles, fitting every variety of
figures thin, medium, stout,
long waists and short waists.
Sold everywhere.
WARNER BROS., Mfrs
New York and Chicago.
PEW 5" YLVAM A COLLEGE,
(ettysburs;. Ia.
nOl'NDED IN 1H32. harce Faculty
J. Two full connci of gtidy C1aicai
ana ciiuinc. auecial conmea in all do
partinentH. OhBervalorr, Lhoratiries acd
new Hymiiaimim. Threo larpa buildinEs.
Steam beat. Liliraries 1.'2.KI0 volutin".
Kxpenes low. Ocpartinent ol llyrieno
aol rDyieai u nn nru in charpe or nn ex
penencea vhVMCiiin. Accmnilile lv Ire
quei.t Kaitroad I rami.. Location on Ibe
Battlefield of (Jettvubnrr; moat pleaaant
ana healthy. I'KErtRtTORI DE
K I K- I , in aepnraie builJinca tor
nova and yotiov iie-n iirepant.jf tir Imi
Dean or Colle)j innlcr peri a I c ire of the
rrinci:al and threr aiHilnr-., reaiding with
tnat-niH in uic dui nnz- r ill term ooena
Oept. 4 n, ih'.hi, 1-or I nt..u.Tie, andreaa,
11. V. McK.M'iHT, D. D.,
fraident, or
Kev. II G. BfEIILKK. A. M..
rriocitial.
Gettyahurfc, l'a.
VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE.
It.- .."le ..( n or ler ..f tbu
C ci-t of
C r-.. n t' en .frni.oa t:
l.. ir-l-.
to en :h- l- h .! ol J-i :v, ;
A&u.- el SuiuuJ Tl. Peii.ii .ii oT tuj
lage ot Kicltieid, JicnnU ciuuty. Pi.,
sell by H:t.li.-. vi-u.lui' or outny, at
premisra, on
. je
wl
will
the
Tl ai.AT. THE ETU DAT OF AC(5., A. H.,1890,
at 1 o'clock P. M., of and day, commenc
iny at tract No. I, near lhe tillafcu of Hich
Drui. i ne iniiowiiig vainaieo real estate
to ant :
JCo. 1. A tract of land citn-iro ji Moproe
townfbip, Junial Co., P.t , hounded on the
north by lands of M..rli..ll .Stiei;enber(rr
nn tDriK'uii nnvner; on itio east hy
anas ol aoion.nn -snellei.b -re r ; on thr.
toutb hy lji.dol Simon l.ei.i-r, and on
the veil l.y Innna ol Abratisu. iienner.
cnniaininc
UUIITY-SIX tCKES,
m"nr t.r i.-?-. i.nTU K I'lere.in Cr-cfI a
r ranio II luli Barn, Stone and Bricit blwell
ine ijonse.
nd ont-tmi'dines. Tbia tract is all cleared
ell imj.rfcve.l and in a high stale ot culti
vation. It la a Rood I arm.
Mo. 2- A lot ol ground ni'uate in the Til
lage ol Kiel. field, Juniata county, pit..
Bounded ou tea north by p.iUuc road lt a I
ins; Irt.iu MiltlinioHii t .Srlini-erove , ,u
the eal by lot of Jacob Harris ; on the
sou'h hy an alley. and on the west ly land
ot Solomon frajb;ll having thereon erect
ed a
FBAMK Il'ELUNVi HOI SE,
Dd onihbildmf:.
No. 3 A piee" of land fiiuito in lh-
village of Kiehfii-ld, bounded on tli north
by au alley ; on the e at bv lot of Jacob
llarrls ; on the xotllh by land ol Joliu II.
Uiiie, and on lhe wext by public road, le:-i.
mg from Rich Held to Millemtcmii, being
three town mta. Tb.gewillbe aol.i as a
whole or eparatelv to Miit purchasers.
TEJtMS Or' SALE 10 per cenl. of the
Ittrcha-e iuor.iv to be pid on day of tiale ;
twei ly p.-r cent, on continuation of the
ale by lhe court ; thirty per cent, on the
tirsi da of April 1U1, when deed will be
delivered and poesM. n given, nd torlr
per cent, on the fiii oay oi April 1892, de
terred payments to t-nr i;:f.-r-it from the
confirmation ol aa'e bv li..- court and lo be
secured by judgment.
JACUBI. YEKGEK,
-imynr.
0
HOLLOBAUGH & SOW.
CLOTHING STORE,
Af ATM STEEET, iA.rrTERS01Sr, I..
Havinff pnr hated the clothing etore of Samnt 1 Strayer, we off. r apecial
bargains to mako room for onr new btock.
We exVict to make a rpeeialty of GeuU Fnrniahing Goods.
We wiM aeo keep a full line of
CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Vud a complete -tock of Boota, Shoes, Hts, Capb, &.e.
AVE UTJY FOR CASH
Quirk Sales and il dl profits, is our motto. Give ua a triaL
Hollobaugh & Son.
JYcic Goods.
-ooo-
SUM1MER GOODS.
No more Winter for months
to come. Summer is nere
and to conform to the change,
the Senior member of the
firm has just returned from
Eastern Markets, where he se
lected with great care the goods
that his many patrons favor.
DROP JN.
We have now filled our j
shelves with Summer Goods j
of all kinds. Our cus-
turners have appreciated our j
efforts to give them g&ods to j
suit their purposes, and we '
believe that we are better pre
pared than ver to merit their
confidence. We invite you to
come and see and be satisfied.
In our dress goods department
we have almost everything.
Don't Le 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
been added by the manufactures
we have them all. We can
supply you with foot wear for
any in or out door service. Our
grocery Department never lags.
We have on hand a full line o.
Fresh, Plain and i'aiicy
Also, the Only full line ol
QUEEJXSWAUEi
in the county. Jivery house
must have its luil supply i
Queens and Glassware, this is
the store to call on for such ar-
A
tides.
All orders by mail will re
ceive prompt attention,
lienitniber the plau,
MaIS STiir.VT, Orrioili (Juuu'r iloi nt,
t
itllUlllllOWIl, la...
Frerk irj:."ci5A i ii
WW'
I i ii i fcial : ; til
U'HTTI.FRl Ol VllTTHEB. Ol O WOMAN, SO HIGH T
'n-H hi ack riTAMe-.n Koofivg to coxtcr TKI 1CT.
Wur go to fAU .iM -ntr. livd or voea aimtt
Lacaesa rr alkb.uv cov-kks thb EAin-w.
Send for itluatr&tcd circular to
M. Ehret, Jk., & Co.,
423 Wtilnul f-itret,
PHILADELPHIA.
TO WEAK iilEN
BrjrTrrlni from the etTncta of youthful errorm, miy
dcy, w&Ktlnff weaknm, lont manhood, etc.. I will
end valuable treat (ncaledi cod tain! riff fall
part Jen lara for Lome enrn, FRtEof charge. A
tpVandid medical work ; abnnld lx read by vry
man who U Darroaa and debiUtatod. Addrea
ProC F. C FOWUkIC, nvodiu, Conn,
NO MORE OF THIS!
Rubber Shows unlaas worn nncomfortablv tiaht
vr.ll oTtxn alin o(T tl t-t T U-
Uiu. evil tho
"COLCHESTER " RURRFB Rfl
off"- a ahoe with the inaldo of the hael lined with
the- Rubber from allppinc off.
Call for (be M rolrh..... n
Mvna.oivs. VWUnitKS
and you can walk, run or jump-In !
Loch K. Atkio. Y.H.H. Pimili.
ATKISSO U PEMELL,
ATTORNEYS-AT -LAW,
MlfFLINTOWN, PA.
Uncollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
rw..-w n Main afreet, la olace of rest
nf Lnnia K. Atkinson. Kaa.. south of
Brid go street. f )ct 26. 1 S86
TTIXBERFORCE SCHWE1TEB,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
Mil1 FUN TOWN, PA.
tmOflBce on Bridge strewt,
Court Hone.
opposite
i Jonll VcLAl'OHLIIf. Josrph W. Stihhkl
! MCLAITGIIEalSI &. 8TIMJIEL,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
! FORT ROY.iL, JVSlATJl CO., PA.
' OOuly reliable Companies represented.
! Jan. 1, 189-ly
na.D.MSAWFOBD, D. DllVII H.CBAWFOBD
D
R. D. M. CRAWFORD II SON.
have foriiiol partnership for the practice
tf Wdi..inA and their collatteral branches.
f ittlea at old aland, corner ot Third and Or-
.ns atreeia. M iflhutown. Pa. One or both
oi ihnm will he found at their office at all
timen, unless otherwise pro fee sioc ally en
gaged.
April Int. 1890.
J WISH "O STATR
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
That ; .-in .top tooth ac ub in less than
Bve minutes ; no paiu, no extracting.
That I cn extract tertli without pin,
hy the use of a fluid applied to the teeth
and gums ; no danger.
That Diseaeed -S Gnmi(know
a Sr.iirvv treat crS. ed succesetully
aud a cure
warv
rtoi.w"""" '
rate
Teeth Fillmd and warranted for life.
Artificial Teeih repaired, exchanged or
r-m..riuled. from '.0O lo $12 per set.
Beautilul Gnw Kuaioeled Teet inserted at
pi ices to suit all.
All work van-anted to give perfect satis
faction. I'eop'e who litve artificial teeth
with which they cannot eat, are ebj.K-c.allj
invitii io call.
Tkrks Cash.
G. Ii. DERR,
Practical Deutlut,
i.tblikheo m wirrtisTOwa, Fa., ia I860.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIME-TABLE
On and alter Sunday May It, 189(1,
trams that stop at Mitllin ill run as fjHewie.
EASTWARD.
Habbikbibs Accommooatiob leaves Al-
toona daily at 6 30 a. m., Tyrone 5 59 . m..
I Sleunt Union at 0,61 a. tn., inewton nimn
I ton 7,00 a. ni.. MeVovtown 7,20 a. tn.. Lew
I Utown 7,45 a. ro.. Milford 7.02 a. m., Mifflin
; K.12 a.m.. Port Roval 8,17 a. nv, Mexico S,-
i 23 a. m , Tuscarora 8,25a. m.. Vandyke 1 8
-liJ a. m.. Tbompsontown 8.37 a. m., Dur-
i ward 8,42 - m., Miilerstown 8,48 a. til.,
' .ort i00- mv ":T'n at "1Bl,uIi
iv,uu a. uj ., anu h i uuaui-ipu.a, ..- f '
; Si A Shobe Expbess ieaves altoona daily
i at 7,15 a. m., and stopping a all regular
stations between Alto. ma and Harristiurg,
reaches Mutiio at 10,1)5 a. tu., Harrisburg
. 11.10 p. M., and arrives in Philadelphia at
S.15 p. m.
Mail Tbaib loavex Piliabuig daily ai
5,30 a. m., Altoona at 2,00 p. m., and stop
: pine at all recular statious arrives at MifltiL
! at 6 (13 p. ro., Harrisburg 7.00 p. tu., Phila-
adelphia 1(1,55 p. m.
I Mail Kxpress leaves Pittsburg at I OUpm.
Altoona 6?lpm; Tyrone o 62 p m ; liant
ingdon7 37pm; Lewistown 8 41 p m ; Mif
flin 9 03 pm; Unrrisburg IU 45 p in ; Phila
delphia 4 25 a ui.
Dav Expbkss leaven I'ittahnrz at A.
M. ; AltoouA 1 1.5! A. St.; nny ba UAgged
at Mittfin at 2.0 f. M.; arrives at U-trria-hurgat
3,20 P. M.; at l'Mladelpbn, 6.50 P.
M.
Philade.hia KTproas will stop at Mitllin
at 11 37 p. tn., when flagged
WESTWARD.
Vabt Lime leaves l'hind-lphis diiily ai
11 40 a m ; Ifarrinhurg 8 40 p m ; MilKiii
ofKipni; Lewisfuwu 5 I'M p in ; Aiionna
7,t0 p tu ; an Ve at I'lttsbui g at J 1 55 p m
War Pakeioeb leaves Philadelphia
daily at 4 30 a. m.; Harrishnrg, 8 15 . m.;
tluncannon, 8 54 a. ru.; Newport, 9 2." a.
ni.; Miilerstown, 9 40 a. tu.; Thompsontown
9 62 a. m.; Van Dyke, 10 00 a. in Tuscar
ora, 10 04 a. m.; Mexico, 10 07 a. ni.; Port
Royal, 10 13 a. m.; Mitllin, 10 20 a. ru.;
Millord, 10 M a. m.; Narrows. 10 34 a ni
Lewistown, 10 46 a. m.; McVeytown, 11 14
a. m.; Newton Hamilton, 11 S'.l a. ra.; Hun
tingdou, 12 17 p. m.; Tyrone, 1 07 p. m.
Altoona, 1 45 p. tu., and stop-. at all regular
stations between Uarrbburg and Altoona
Otiteb KxpBBaa leaves Pbils.lelphia dai
ly at 6 50 p. iu., Harrisburg, 10 I'O p. m
stoppihg at KockvUle, Marysville, Daucma-
pri, atiuerstown, Thompsontown
Port Royal, time at Mifflin, 1 1 65 p. u.j Al
toona, 2 15 a. ni.,and Pittsburg, 6 10 a. m.
Mail Tbaib leaves Philadelphia daiir a!
7.00 a. m., Harrisbiirg 11.20 a. m .
port, 12 14 p. m., Mifflin 12.62 p. m., ston-'
pmg at all regular stations botwoon MifUio
and Altoona reaches Altoona at 3 40 n m
Pittsburg 8.10 p. m. F'
Altooma AcroxMOOATioa Inaves Ph.
adelphl. daily at 11 40 a. m Harri.burg
4,10p. m., Duocanuoa 4,15 p. m NB"
I-ort6.;2p. m., Miilerstown 5,22 p "
lhom,oi,town 5.S4 p. m., Vandyke 8 )
P. m , Tuscarora 5,45 p. ,u., Mexico" 47 t
"...Port Roy 6,,2 p. m., MiUi.n 6.58
u.., Lew.stown 0,23 p. .., McVeytown '
h p. m., Newton Ha uilto,, 7
Uuutiugdoo 7,10 p. m., Altoona' 9 00 p. .
Pacific ExDrrasleaVHB Pl..l...i. . . . .. ...
,. u i.i 9 ..." -.'- iu
r -1 . . Is ... a in; Lluucauuon 3
iu ; Lewiatcwn 5 01 a m ; Mc Vcytown 6 22
V2.L "'fl'uoa a ; UuntiLfedou t;
12a m; Petersbu.r ti 25 a tn - x... , ?
40. mi Tyrone 7 00 a m SmZ T
l"IUi Altoona (IK. "
12 45 p m. ' mg
SAW MIIlTs
I'.it. nt Va:i.:ble r ri. 'i..n ,.,H n..,. 1- .
t'OUVAHLi: UK1T SgU.L
ThrehUiui? Macliiues, etc
Send lor illuntrated Catalogue
jLl " R Co., ro,k, p..
Get a good payer h7ZZZiZ'Z
o ' " -iioiDg lor the
StUTlKELaaoBEPfBtlCAB.
Republican Primary n0n
lllbehelJon Saiurdav. t
6th, 1890. To riw tba ' . ,
the Sestinel and Repi lucax. m " ' '
venient opportunity t provide tbe
selves witb a ticket, tbe ticket
published in this column, r,,
out of the paper uud nae it on eec
non aay.
FOR CONGRESS,
Louis E. Atkinson.
roil AESEillJLV,
William Htrtzler.
FOR f'ROTHONOT Aft y,
Oliver C. DilTenderfer.
COCKTY COMMISSIONKB,
(Vote tor two.)
Uriah Shuuiau,
Francia Howi r.
Wm. B. McCaban,
Joseph Sieber,
W. Harry Moore,
John S. Mui-ser.
COtTSTT TBEASCKKR,
(Vole lor onu.)
Frederick Kspcnschade,
Luke Davis,
John l' KbreDeiler,
James J. McMullin.
niSTKICT ATTOLNLV,
J. Frank Ktoucr.
REPRESENTATIVE HELKOATE,
Solomon (i. Dressier.
tXifSTV AI'MTOIt,
B. S. Giavbill.
W. r. flr-iiiiim.
tOfNTV C1IAIIIMAN,
Calvin li. Hominy.
Carl F. Esjieiisfhade.
FOR COSiiRSS,
Jjouis K. Atkinson.
FOR ASSKMBI.V,
Wi'.li .m Hi-rtzler.
FOR PROTHON9TARY.
Oliver C. DilTenderfer.
OOUSTV fOMMIt-SIOXFR,
(Vol" for two. )
Uriah .Sbuniuii.
Francis Howor,
Wm B. M C:lliaiI.
Josejiu SieLier,
W. H irry Moore,
Jobu S. Musser.
rol'STV THEVSfllKR.
(Vote lor one.)
Fre.leric'i Epans"iiade,
Jjuko D'tviii,
Jol-ii F. KlirenzelUr,
Jnines J. Mc.Mnllin.
I
lilSi'lil.'T ATTOKSLV,
J. Frank Stouer.
REI"l'.ESr.STTIVE HF.M5, TE
Sulouion G. Dres.-ler.
COUNTY ACU1TC1C,
li. S. (irHyl.il!,
. W. P. Graham.
COl'STY 1'UAIRMAS.
(Vote fr one)
Calvin B. Tloruiuo;.
Carl F. Espenscbade.
FOR C11SORE6S,
LoiiiM E AtkiriBon.
FOH ASSKMBLY,
William Hertzkr.
FOR I'ROTIIOXOTARY,
Oliver C. Difl'enderfer.
IXlfNTY- COMMISSI. .Nf.E.
(Vote for two.)
Uriah SLuuau.
Francis Ilower,
Win. B. McCaban.
Joneijli Sielr,
W. Harry Moore,
John S. Musser,
OOCNTT TRKABITRKK,
(Vote for one.)
Frederick EspenecLade,
Luke Da via,
Joliu F. Ehreuztiller,
Jmuos J. McSIuIlin.
DISTUl-T ATTORNEY,
J. Frauk St oner.
iiEri:EsKN TA-rrvE i.ri.rATE,
Solomon G. Dreamier.
lOVXTY AVIiIToK,
B. S. Graybill,
W. P. Graham.
C'JUXTT HAI1IMAN,
Calvin B. Horuing,
Carl F. E-ipcuschade.
VOH (ONOKEHS,
Louis E. AtkiDson.
FOR Af-SEMIILY,
William Hertzler,
FOR I'KOTHOS-OTARY,
Oliver C. Diffenderfer.
t'OUNTI COMMtSHIO.NKK,
(Vote tor two.)
Uriah Shutiian,
Francis Ilower,
Wm. B. McCahan,
Joseph Si,;b-r,
W. Harry Moore,
Johu S. ?.iuBscr.
fOUNTV Tl!Ksl-i:E.,.
(Vote lor one.)
Frederick Espenschade,
Luko Davis,
John F. M:rn;:e!ler,
Jamts J. McMullin.
I'tSTRlCT ATTORXKY
J. Frnnk Stoner.
RiI'I;E.,EXiTIVE IELJi.ATti,
Solomon G. Dreslerv
t'OfXTY AU1IIOK,
i- S. GVut'o:!',
W. P. Graham.
COl' XT Y CHAlRMAJt,.
(Vote for oDe)
Calvin B. HorniDg,
Carl F. Espenschade.
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