SENTINEL & REPP BLI CAN
rTEDSESDAT. SEP. S. 1890.
MIFFLINTOWN :
TERMS.
notxK-Hptlon, $1.60 per aaanm if paid
Tnce ; - W If o paid m advance.
fr.ni.ient adrartiaemeata naerted at 60
ec taper
Inch for each Inaortioa.
-Transient busineee notice in local eol-
in cent m Una for each. Insertion.
perfections will be mada to thoaa desiring
edTertiae by tha year, half or qaartrr
Republican Primary Election-
ItiiKlini oftlw Republican Couaty
.,n,itiT. bald in Miffliatowa, Saturday,
jane -lh' 1 lt w" rdereit that the
pnniarv KIrctioo of tha Republican party
Qt Juniata counly be held attaeuaaal place
tor beUing tne grnerat eirciiuna uo
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 190.
tBt. poll to be ppeaed in the tewaehipa at
in tb boroughs at 4 o'clock and to
aiain open in both until 7 o'clock P. M.,
md tbe Krtum Jodje Conrenlion to sam
UP at.d announce toe rraun io am nana la
tbeOurt House at Mifflintown on.
KilNDAl, SEPTEMBKR 8, 1890,
mt I o'clock P- M..
CARL F. KSPENSCHADE,
Attrit . Cra.
W. K UaateY,
The following are the office tor which the
4ndil'r are to be placed io aominatioa.
Cusgieea.
l.rg a'ature.
J'rutbooolaxr.
Cuuoty Trraeurrr.
Tt LVuoty Cemmlaaioocra.
Tee ConntT Auditor.
tttrtct Attorney.
Chairman County Comraittoe.
KVprcecatatire Delegate.
SHORT LOCjILS.
Full p:tstur is abundant.
Tbi iUtU'al caldron begins to
boil.
A uuinler of farmer sowed wheat
last erk.
The schools in town war opened
ju TueaiT.
(itTrge Bartler, and wife of Al
tounu. are in town.
A partv pic-nicked at Tuscarora
tatKu lust Friday.
Miss Grace Loudon is Tisiting
frieuiln in IWtiruc re.
There are only three ciril case
boi kevl for court this term.
Miss Mary Br ale. is risiting the
fitxuilv of ex-Shariff Loudon.
Underwear of all kinds at IIolxo
bAiciR Jc .Sox. Patterson, Pa.
Charles Thomas returned to school
at West Chester, on Monday.
The Grippe hat agin pat in an ap
pearance in European countries.
Senator Dclamater will lie at Port
Itoyal Fair on the '26th day of Sepr.
President Harrison and family are
at t'resaon Springs on the mouutain.
The Lutheran Sabbath School pic
niced in Kchweier's woods on Thurs
day. Heavy rain of the ttith 'of Aupnet
caiihed vtryone to think of .the June
flood.
Walter Oberholtzer, has resnmed
his studies in the Seminary atSelina-
t,'r. .ve.
The Missea Bellf and Carrie Irrr
are visiting friends at Blain, Perry
county.
There bus leeu rain enough to
make ploughing easy in the tongbe6t
grcuud.
J.ilm Cihulka, hiva returned from
(a!prt, to live here and work at
his trade.
Curl Kopenfwade waa in Philadel
phia buying new goods for the store
Inst week.
Thieves in Perry county cut off
anddle flaps, for it is petaumed
shoe soles.
Many Juniata county people at
tended the Granger's pic-nic at Wil
liam's Grove.
Tin Misies Hertzler of Hunting
don have been visiting their friends
Miss liess Peunell,
Contractor. G. W. Smith has al
most completed the macadamizing of
Washington street.
Miss Minnie McAlister has return
ed from visiting; friends in the west
ern part of the state.
Mr. aud Mrs. F. M. if. Pennell'
hare returned from, a trip to the east
ern part of the state.
Mrs. George Bartley of Altoona
has Itetin visiting the family of her
parents in this borough.
Miss Mattie Snyder, was the guest
of her friends Miss Eva Rittenhnnse,
in Lewintown over Sunday.
Moot of the tents on the Newton
Hauiilton camp-meeting ground have
l en re-rented for next year.
Miss Maud Krider, has gone to
Hazleton, where she will live with
her uncle, and attend school.
Byron Shuman brought from Mt.
Gretna, specimen pieces of iron ore
from the mines of that region.
Mr. Mary Kauflman, and family
have moved to Hazel ton, where her
daughter Mary teaches school.
John F. Braden, killed his wife by
ahooting at Johnstown, Cambria Co.,
last Thursday. Cause, jealousy.
Mr. and Mrs Knouse and daugh
ter from Philadelphia, are visiting
the family of Mr. Tobias Auker.
The Juniata Valley Editorial Aaso"
nation is off on its annual excursion.
Winchester is its objective point.
Call and see onr line of Fall over
COats. HoLLOBACGH & SOS.
Patterson, Pn.
Barbel, daughter of Rev. Mr. Hen
derson, gave a tea party last Friday
afternoon, on her eleventh birth day.
J. ii. Thomas, and Thomas
of Chester county who visited rela
tives in Juniata, returned to their
home last Friday.
Jesse Howe, was last week trans
ferred from Tyrone, to do duty in
the telegraph office of the railroad
company at this station.
Wm. Sielier aged about 75 years,
f near Salem, died on the 27th of
August. Interment in the Mennon
ite grave yard near Oakland.
Tbe emperor ;"f Germany will
publish a newspaper alter tie 1st of
October.
Upon the lowest estimate, Joseph
will have 400 crates of peAches
orchids hi'' iW" P !
Le istown people have a pleartre
txut steansr np and down in the
dam in the river with the promise of
larger boat for the same waters.
,,tT , W- IL en will preach in
tbe Lutheran church next Sabbath,
ScrT,M'8 in morVine
at 10.30 and tn tbe evening at 7.30.
Measures taken and suit made to
order on the shortest notice.
HoixoBAueR k Sow,
Patterson. Pa.
An exchange say, - The Xewton
Hamilton Camp was the mot suc
cessful at least from a financial point
of view, held since it organization.
"The heavy rains of Tuesday night
Caused irrar vi- .
- iu nwuaort
lanu Co., nndermining houses, sweep
ing awav trees and drownin2 two
D. L. Detra of Walker township,
has gone to Matawan, X. J., to teach
school. He taught in new Jeraev
1-ist wmter. but was at borne during
aev PUUIIUDI,
There will be a grand balloon as
cenaton and parachute jumps bv
Prof. CI J J., i.
Fair Ground at Newport, Septem
ber 17 and 19.
Itch, Mange, and scratches on bu
man ie ,nini.1 . . ..i -
. - " "-"" "J ou minutes
by Woolford s Sanitary Lotion. This
nve f m i 1 QAM 1 V y , .
" - u it xanKs et uo
Druggist. Mifflintown. Nov. 6.
William Luck and son Harrr re-
tutned to trite nTo t -
- iiui amrroa
county last week. Thev were em-
r v bi. iu jumoering business in
the above named county all summer.
The Railroad Company reduced
the number of its track hands, on
the firxt of th m..nl. n
Auauumoer
of working hours were also reduced.
work.
The Mifflin conntv Jury rravn the
tax -pavers of Juniata county a black
eye. when the Faid Juniata conntv.
shall pay $52,708.50 for the bridge
across the river at Mifflintown.
Joseph Bashore of Port Roval. who
had gone to Hydes Md., to engage
in the fruit canninj business, was
severely injured by the bursting of
a rifle with which he was practicing on
the 10th of August.
We have pnrchased a new stock of
clothing, and in order to make room
for it. are selling the (rood bonght
from Mrayer, at gTeatly reduced
pnees
HoixomroH h Sox.
Patterson, Pa.
Mrs. Law. wife of Stewart Law of
Lock Haven, died on the 23rd of
August, seed 71 years. Her hus-
Imnd survives her. They were well
knownineople in Juniata, a genera ion
aaro, Mr. Law having been born here.
Mrs. Law was born in Lock Haven.
Advertised list of letters uncalled
for remaining in the Post Office st
MifTlintown Penna. For the week
ending Aug. 30, 1890. Persons call
ing for mail in this list will please
ak for advertised matter. Letters.
Miss Roach, Miss Hannah Davis, Miss
Duvid Fogleman.
Jam as McCaci.et, P. M.
Judge Harry White, of Indiana
has rendered a decision in effect that
borongh council cannot compel
property holders to pay for the pav
ing of sidewalks put down under
the direction of the borough author
it its, on the principle that to force
payment of a j nncontracted debt is
un -constitutional and un-American.
Ex.
Last Wednesday, Banks Beashor
was finishing threshing timothy seed
at his barn at Van Wert. In his effort
to stop the machine the lock failed to
work but the strap was thrown off
and in its liackward fly it looped over
Wis head and around his shoulders
and jerked him 10 or 12 feet with
such violence that he has been in
bed ever since.
Letters remaining in the Patter
son. Pa., poet office not called for :
C. A. Jackson; Michael Hoffman,
Llovd H. Hartman. C. H. Higgioson,
A. P. and S. E. Connaut. Postal
cards : John I. Hainea. Persons
asking for letters in the above list.
please sav thev are advertised.
W. H. McNrrr. P. M.
Sep't 1, 1890.
English Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blcmiiihes, from horses, Blood
Spavin, Curlwi. Splints, Sweeney,
Ring-bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Swol
len Throats, Coughs, &c Save $30
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known. Sold by L. Banks &
Co., Druggists, Mifflintown. Nov 6
A conference of colored men from
all parts of tbe state wm held at
Harrisburg last week, to consider
matters relative to political and in
dustrial interests of the state. The
resolutions adopted heartily endorse
tbe candidates on the Republican
state ticket as true representative
meu in whom they have coufidence
to administer the affairs of the state
to the best interests of all classes.
One who claims to know, savs: The
heirs of the Kalbach family, most of
whom reside in Philadelphia and
other parts of Pennsylvania, are in
receipt of lniormouon tnat a vast es
tate in Germany awaits them, and
thev are taking active steps to estab
lish their identity. The property
has leen for some years in the jhjsscss-
lon of the German government, and
is valued all the war from $1S,000,
000 to $.10,000.000. "
Banks Kauffruan was in Spruce
Hill, last Thursday to see a citizeH-OB
business. His surprise can better
be imagined than described, when
the reader is informed that he fonnd
the citizen that he was looking for.
with a number of other citizens of
that neighborhood busily engaged in
fighting a fire in a straw stuck in
front of the barn of Prothonotary
Memminger. The fire in the stack
was discovered abont daylight, and
it was 9 o'clock in the forenoon, when
Kanffman was there. The fire was
then believed to be under control.
The stock did not born well on
account of the straw being wet.
Mr. Kanffman came to town aud
informed Prothonotary Memminger
of the fire. Memuiinger hastened to
the farm. TLe ro and excitement
were over. Mr. Memminger s broth
er lives on the place, and that morn-
lngluenve year old son followed!
bim to the bam. aud while his fath
er hamesd tuo :,...t-ms. the little!
fellcw pa; ed wit'i matches and iu tl :
UU. !.. . A .-1- - .
r j - ."-e ouck on nre. ,
The
.fvuu ma in ixn-
gress, created a general disturbance
on the 27th of August, and one reg-
V ween Congressmen
Beckwith and Wilson. The bill un
der consideration proposes to tax
what is called "compound lard " a
mixture of lard and cotton seed oiL
-Cotton seed oil is entirely a product
of the Southern State and it can be
osed in cooking and baking, while
hog s lard is a product of tbe whole
country. Within the last couple of
years a product known a. comp .und
lard has been phv ed on the market
br the great pork packers of the
est- It is said that this compound
is made of 80 rnr rari f -t anH J
od and 20 per cent- of lard. It is
J? r"4 Chicago alone places 55,
000,000 pounds-of this compound on
the market There is now a bill K
fore ConrrrMK t fV,:u ,
n iuia uiuipuunn
article and to require a license to be
fair, ta.4V 4. it . . . . .
AW law CSV JOl-AtUS- t
lion fUinilnr rt fk. : i .
- --. awwvu m mo in-
'" pure outier ana to tax oleo
marirarine. Tlu i.iv,...i. r n
bill contend that the fight is merely
- wt-ju two luuuainea.
Huntingdon entinf T? .1 :
. -1IUK1H
nave lately had a halcyon an.l v.wif.
oua time a wet and dry t im-
A Judj-je who had refaxwl ria
associate on the Bench to grant tav
ern licenses under any rirrnmii.n
came up for renomination. He failed
to secure it; but wether the man who
bas been nominated, is pronounced
Wet or dry candidate we.lnnnt Vn
A J udge ought to be governed bv the
law as he finds it, or resign. "The
man wno savs lie believes in tl..
'hieher law" doctrine, and iit.i.
to enforce it asrair.st tli writi.n i. -
of the land, even as tli A ,..l,;..
and Mormon do, is an unsafe man, if
ne uas tne power to enforce bis views
in any community. When and where
cranks are innocent and are not dis
posed to do any violenco to person,
property or reputation, they may be
tolerated. But thorn rA 1 i Ti l.
yond which disregard of law cannot
ana ougni not to ie pushed by either
religious er any other kind of fana
tics. Tbe common senes of mankind
in this age in this country as for
mulated in the laws of this common
wealth must be respected until lo-
1 1 i , ... -
pauy repea ea or inortihed. ferrv
Freeman.
From the Bloomfiald Times of last
week: Hon. B. F. Jnukin and Mrs.
Laura McClurkin, of this town, were
married at Trenton, N. J., last week.
Bower and Darlington, of
this place, have purchased Judge
Wf loH4fnnin11 rnniM I.. A MW I
. ........ uvisc, "1U-I
ter A. ' The oric ni.l wau s,-?7fl !
The Reformed con rrei?a lion of
Newport, this county, will dedicate,
a 15,0;'0 church in that town, on
Sunday. September 7, 1890. It is
one of the finest church edifices iu
the county. Mr .TmM r,.r!..i-
ly, track walker on the P. It. It., mot !
with a verv serious and painful acci-i
dent on the ICth inst, below the!
Aqueduct narrows. Ho was walk
ing alongside the track when Atlan
tic Express dashed along. As the
traiu passed him at full speedastono
was caught up which si ruck him on
the head with great force.
Hench Kingsboro. son of Robert
Kingsboro, of Saville township, came
near losing his life oti the 15th iusL, '
on tne larm of J. lj. Ilicedorf, where
he was assisting to thresh. He at
tempted to throw a fast revolving
belt on to a pully, and was caught
by the belt, and would have been
killed, had not a fellow workmen
caught him. As it was, he had an
arm broken, aud was pretty badly
skinned up.
Tbe fine bouse of W. M. Pannabak
er, at Lewistown, was destroyed by j
nre on ine zist or August. Mr. X as
nabaker bad left borne on the 18th
and his son Howard was at Port Roy
al, Juniata county, attending Gin
Spring picnic. There as no one at
home but Mrs. Pannabaker and ber
two daughters. '-Mrs. Pannabaker
was aroused by what seemed to her
like raia uponthe house roof, and
npon investigation she discovered
fire in the wood and eoal rootn ad
joining the ice house, both of which
were in tbe rear of tbe living de
partment of the house. There is
good water power on the premim s
capable of throwing a hydrant stream
over the bouse, supplied by a spring
near the ridge, but the fire making it
impossible to reach tb hose cnt "off
this va.uaMe mode of protection.
The Lewistown engine and hose
were run ont and the suction drop
ped into a well on the Stratford lot.
but in a few minutes the water was
exbaneted and nothing more could
be done. This served the purpose,
however, of checking tbe flames un
til tbe furniture w is all removed in a
very careful manner without injury.
The loss is havy, the hnilding and
grounds costing (40.000. The in
su ranee is $8,000. The tire seems to
have been of incendiaiy origin.
There had been no fire in tbe bouse
since abont 5 o'clock, then it waa a
small wood fire in the range some dis
tance from where it originated. In
the room where it commenced there
had never been a fire.
Beolied for Court.
The case of Levi Hollenbaugh to.
Gtorge Mover is a land ejectment
case.
The case of S. N. Hench and W.
A. Dromgold, partners, trading in
tta rs; n!ued of Hench &, Drom
gold, to J. F. Jacob, hr aooot fsds
in the hands of defendants.
Tbe case of Jonathan Keiser, ad
minstrator of David Shurtz to. Mary
Clouser and Jonathan Clouser, is
about a mortgage.
COMMONWEALTH CASES.
Com. to. James Ramsey Dobbs,
fornication and bastardy, prose
cutrix Lizzie Pannebaker.
Com. to. William Varnes attempted
rape prosecutrix Alice A. Jeffries.
Com. w Samuel Clark, G F. Giick,
arson, prosecutor, S. C. Berryman. I
Com. to. John Pillock, foi nication j
-. i i . ... w . .- 1
Bilger.
Com. w. Tx-dnum G. Miller, for
nication and bastardy prosecutrix,
Annie S. Gross. j
Com. to. Robert Crozier, and Wil-(
liam Egler supeivisoia of Walker
township, trouble about the width of
a gutter bridge in Mexico.
Com. to. Stmuel Bf rryman, assault
and battery, pr-ceeutor Samuel Clark.
Com. to. Robert Johnson, attempt
ed rape, prosecutrix. Eiltn Pollen.
Com. to. Charles aud Herman Earn
est, Larceny of ice, prosecutor, Ira
.. -Cramer.
MIFFLI5I ACADEMY.
Thn Fall term of Mifflin Academy,
will begin on Sept loth. Pupils
will be thoronghly prepared for col
lege, for teaching, or for business in
general: Tuition same as hereto
fore. Andrew Bixks,
Aug. 27,-3t, Principal.
HEW DRUG STORE.
M. ;P. Crawtoro, Pharmacist,
has opened a new drug store in Jlif
flintown and baa in ntvli a. full lino
of all goods kept in a first class
arug store. resctuptioss accckate
lt coMForvDrD. Purity of ingretli-
tu ivn.Mnlu.J Tl,- - . .
f, mum?cu. xuc jrnirou&ge 01
the public is respectfully solicited.
Tl..ni, o,A lj...-il 1....1 j:
opMMite Odd Fellows' Hall, Bridge
street tf.
Bridge Tcrdlct.
By a change of venue, the river
bridsre case of this town was earned
to Mifflin county and tried at Lewis
town, last week before Judge Bucher.
The award of damages granted the
company by legal process io Juniata
county was $25,000. The Bridge
company claimed $70,000 damage.
The Mifflin coantv Jury returned a
verdict fcr tbe bridge company, for
$52 708, 50, including interests from
February B, 1890. The verdict of
the jury is unpopular in Juniata Co.
It is denounced as excessive by every
one, excepting the bridge company.
Near Trans-Continental
Route
VIA CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE k ST. PACL AXD
MORTHSBX PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Through Pullman Sleeping Car
leaves Chicago daily at 5:30 P. M.
For St. Paul and" Minneapolis.
" Fargo, North Dakota.
" Helena and Butte, Montana.
The Yellowstone Park.
Spokane F.d!s and Tacoma-
Portland, Oregon.
Best Route to Seattle and all
North Pucific Coast points.
The scenic line to California, via
Portland and Shasta Route.
Tickets on sale everywhere.
For information apply to any agent
or address A. V. H. Carpenter, Gen
eral Passenger Agent Chicago, 111.
Oct. 10, '90.
MAKRIKD i
Lai-ver Cr:ssman-. On the 26th
of August, by Rev. E. E. Berry.
Thomas W. Lauver of Monroe town
ship, aud Minnie M. Crissman, of
Armage township, Miftlin county.
Jiskis Wallace. By the same,
on the 27th of August, S. A. Jnnkin
of Fanet township, Franklin Co ,
aud Miss Catherine Wal'ace, of East
Watorford, Juniata county.
Lacveb Gravbill. On the 7th of
August by Rev. E. E Berry, John
H. Lauver and Clara Gravbill, both
of Monroe township.
Sieber Smith. On the 14th of
August by the same, William H.
Siebor and Cora E. Smith, both of
Fermanagh township.
Jokix McCu rki On the 22nd
of August iu Camden, N. J., by Rev.
W. II. Barrel!. D. D.. Hon. "B. F.
Junkin to Mrs. L. McClurkin, both
of .ew liloomfield.
HAVE I0U MONEY TO DEPOSIT ?
ARE YOU A BORROWER?
-CALL AT
THE FJBST
BAUER,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
FOUR PER CENT.
INTEREST
PAID OX TIME CERTIFICATES,
Mocey Loaned at Lowest Bates.
MirrLWTowN MARfcrrs.
Virruavowa. Sep 8, 1S90.
Pottr .....
Era
I'am.......
Slioc'rt-r,
SirVa
16
... 18
10
... 7
Lao' ...... . .............. a
MirrLINTOWW GKAIN HABKKT
Wheat, . 90
Cora, oM ............ 4S
'. 82
Rye 51,
Ox-erased Sl.00
Timolhy aeed 1.6
Flax Seed .............. . .... 1 60
tiran...... .............. 20 00
CllO; , I 21
Stiorts .... 20 00
Ground Alum Salt........ 1 00
American Salt............. go
Phizadeu hia Markets Aug. 30 1890.
Wheat $1.01 to $1.07. Corn 54c.
Oats 43c. Hum 10 to 11c. Should
er 7c. Tallow 4c. Live hens 12 to
13c a lb. Butter 18 to 28c Pota
toes 35 to 40c five eight bnsheL
Onions $2.50 to $2.75, a barrel. Cab
LViee 2.50 to $3 50 per hundred.
Timothy el $1.65 to $1.75 a bushel.
Tangled traw $10. to $10.50 a ton.
Bartletpeari a basket $1, to $1.50.
Concord grape 10 pound baskets 50
tn r.is- r...i .i $4. no mi.
- wv. A CCU - .
Plums 10 pound bk?kets 90c to 1.
esiern apples 51.75 1,om oarrei.
T"'rr T.iDvun- A - Oil Caittl
Receipts. 1743 head; shipments. 1632
uo. : noimng aoing; all thr.'uou con
signments. Hops Receipt. 3500
head; shipment, 3301 do. ; niarket
fairlv active: corn-fed. 1 v,'a4.60;
best corn Yorkers, $4.40a4.50; fcTssa
era, $3 60a4.30; pigs, $3.25-75-Sheep
Receipts, 2200 head: fiip
meBte, 2600 do. ; market slow at! un"
changed prices. .
FOR ? AND
INFANTSM&INVAUDS.
THAOE
lajianjp ii . L.i
tqRa.TLASQRAi
every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
G UP
TO
v;.c MARK
KTSOS NO LAUNDERING. CAM BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
carter's!
CURE
Sick Headache and rrllara all thr troubles inci
daet to a hilitHia atate of tha ajstein. aix-h aa
Diaatneaa. Nausea. lirowaineaa. rtatres ku r
eaUBC. I'am id Uie SMe. Ac While tlirir in oat
remarkable auecaaa haa beaa ehown to runug
HMdacb. wtit CAstTSB'a Littu Lrrsit Pxtxa
an qull5 vluabl In Const! Laftdoa. curiuf
aid prTating- this aaaojlnf complsiat. wbil
feMty svLvo corrct ail disorder of th MomMh,
timuiavt thm lic 4od rasjuiaUai that bowoJa.
Kao if tbaj only curad
HEAE)
Aeha lhay would ba aJmoat priaaMMa as thoaa
who auffar from this oUatraaatar eompLaiat;
bv fortunataty tbalr yoodnaai ooaa aoi and
hara, and thoaa who ooca Cry lham will find
ftbaaa liula pilia valuabta In ao many way that
thmy will not ba williaa to do wiuout thara.
Bat after ail alok haad
ACME
la tbe bane of ao many Uvea that here la where
we make our CTaa boaet. Our piUa cure It
while othera do Dot.
CaaTta'a Ijttu Litbk Piua are rery (mall
and vwj WIT to take. One or two pilia make
a doe. They are etiirtly vafretable and do
not gripe or puree, but by their eentle artioa
plsaaw all who uae thrm. la villa at 16 caota:
fire for $1 . Sold e.er? where, or aent bj nail
CAXTO KCiran CO Vre Tcrk.
Small FiB. Ulb. LIFnee,
ItilGEIITS 15iVT."o;
UBKa. a. aCOTTlM TorkOtty
Still a Kicking !
Our Corr.petitors are kicking because we took every
advantage that the markets afl'orded in Ihe selection of our
SUPEBB SPRING END SUMMER STOCK.
They kick because they're left. Their kicking is the
strongest testimony that can be offered to
Our excellent stock and loic prices
Don't fail
OUR GRAND DISPLAY
of New Goods or you will miss
The Sight of the Reason,
and if you mm that you will miss
bargains without a parallel.
BOOTS -A.2s D SHOES,
SUITERS, RUBBERS,
OVERSHOES,
UMBRELLAS,
TRUNKS AND SATCHELS,
-FOR EVERYBODY AT
G. W. HECK'S SHOE STORE,
ON BRIDGE ST.: MIFFLINTOWN, FA.
WZr ft REEDS 7Km
mil
uragooa nouse-wife.who uses
SAPOUO. is well saJdPFhe mouse
is muzzled inherhouseVTry irand keep
your house clea,nAll grocers keep ir-
Cleanliness and neatness about a house are necessary to
insure comfort. Man likes comfcrt, and if he can't find it at
home, he will seek elsewhere for it. Good housewives know
that SAPOLIO makes a house clean and keeps it bright.
Happiness always dwells in a comfortable home. Do you
want cleanliness, comfort and happiness? Try SAPOLIO
and you will be surprised at your success.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.
iNC oLy
fiarfuot Subttitutm -for
Mothar'M Milk.
INVALUABLE
a CMOLtaa iMraarwa)
ana TccTMiaa.
4 Quickly tMXjmilatmd Food
rea DTaecerica.
Contuamvn,
CONVALIBCCNTS.
. A Perfect Nutrient
IN ALL Wf A8TINO OlU.
SXeuiece No COOKINO.
artre m All cuama
kFltn book. Tu Oaas
"t-nu .an raxoiM or la.
raare. wtrtad rm toaaj addia
Dolibar-Coodafo Co.,
Boston. Mass.
e
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON
3Tot to S-pllt!
Not to Discolor !
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
EJ.LUL0
a . a
mark.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
OF mifflihtowii, pa.
with
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable,
JOSEPH ROTH ROCK. Prrfa.
T. VAN IRWIN, Chitr
ikectob.
W. C. Pomeroy,
John Hertaler,
Robert R. arker,
T. V. Irwin.
Joseph Rothrock,
Philip M. Kepner,
Lanii K. Atkinson,
BTOCKHOLDBBS :
Philip H. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley,
Joarph Rothrock, Jane H. Irwin,
L. E. Atkinson, K. E. Parker,
W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin,
Mary Kurtz, Jerome N. Thompson, Jr
John Bertzler. T. V. Irwin,
Charlotte Snyder, Jesiah L. Barton,
John fcf. Blair, Robert H. Patterson,
t . m. m. l enneu, L.evi Light,
SsmnH S. Rotbiock.
Three and Four per cent, interest will be
paid on certificates of deposits.
fjan 23, 1890 tl
Tresspass Notice.
All persons are hereby cautioned not to
tresspass on the farm land and woodland of
the undersigned in Milfurd township, for
the purpose ol hauling, buntinfc, hsbinK,
pickinE bernea, throwing down tences, cut
tine timber, ttz. Tbe law against tresspass
ing will be enforced.
Dahiel Fisheb.
November 27, 18!0.
to examine
II KM
i i v "Twr . "i - - m m
NOW FOR
Dull Jlusust to be
Busiest Month of the Year.
METERS'
GREAT -A. IST NU .A. r.
house cleaning day.
Will bring about the desired result. There will be no
foolishness or child's play about this sale ; we must
have room to plaee our new Fall stock, that's all
there is to it, and we propose to have it at
any cost. In order to clear our coun
ters, tables and Shelves of Sum
mer goods, we have decided
on a thorough and radi
cal mark down of
ur prices a
plan we have never known to fail.
TREAT THE PUBLIC TO GENUINE BARGAINS.
Don't be afraid to stand a loss if it must be and you
have more customers than you can attend to This
is Meyers' rule, and it looks like a charm. During
this great house cleaning sale we will offor our entire
stock of.
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MEN'S AND BOYS' SLITS AT HALF
ME'SIAD BOYS' PANTS AT HALF PRICE.
MEN'S AND BOYS' HATS AND CAPS AT HALF PRICE.
MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHING GOODS AT HALF PRICE.
Trunks, Satchels and valises at half Price.
And, charge your memory with this fact : We not
only say : "At Half Price," but we sell at Half
Price. You know from past experience that we nev
er make statements in the newspapers that we can
not back up with deeds and our present House clean
ing sale will be no exception to this rule. Now, then,
"put money in thy purse," be it ever so litthe and at
tend this sale. We have made the reductions, it re
mains for you to take advantage of them. This is the
last chance of the season the last and greatest cut of
prices, and if you're wise, you will make a bee line
immediately to Meyer's Grand Depot. As is usual in
such eases, the earliest purchasers will catch the best
bargains. Don't defer your coming, therefore, but
let us see you as soon as you possibly can. You will
be surprised at how far your dollars will go.
FERD MEYERS,
THE LEADING CLOTHIER.
ZVIIK I IS TOAYr:NT . 3V.
18G5, ESTABLISHED, 1880
Special Invitation To The I'ubfic
To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing that gees m cki
from
TK IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HARLEY.
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OK ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stoek f Goods er
MEN, BOYS AND CHJLDRHX
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. H A R L E Y
MIFFLINTOWN TJ.
I i II sill aanaaa a
IT IS A FACT WKLL KNOWN THAT VTB HAVB
The Largest Stock
-OF-
HARDWAREIJN THE COUJNTY;
I'uildingHardware was never so low as now,
MAIL'S LOCKS, III.r.ES Jtc. CCME.1T, PLASTER.
in fart everTtbirig in tLo Hardware Lina including Houna FurniKhirg rV.iii
WALL, PAPER, BLINDS, fcc,
Are IVow Sold at llottom Price" bj-
FRANCTSCUS HARDWARE & CO
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
I would inform tba pnblic that I have
oow la my new millinary store at my ptaca
of residence on Water street, Mifflintown,
second door from corner of Bridge stret,
a fall stock of Spring and Summer millinrry
goods, all new, and or tbe latest styles,
and baring employed first class milliners11
lam prepared to supply tbe public with
everything found in a firstclass milliner
store, come and examine my stork. I
consider it ne trouble to show goods.
MRS. DKIHL.
March 22-87.1 ..
A BOOM !
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