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MISTLINTOWN.
WElESm, Wl 15. lJO.
B. F. SCHWEIER,
IDITUK ABB llonlltOl.
Republioao State Ticket.
( i.iVFRSR,
Or.OKGE V. PIXAMATEK,
(.'niwf.ir.l (.Vmnty.
MKl" TEN sT--,u tRN.'It,
i.oos a. watkhs,
L:u kw!iii:i t'nunty.
br'lT.FTVKY OK INTIRXU. AFFAIK,
THOMAS J. STKWAUT.
M.mtiiuerv Count v.
1 1 iR .1 jNlil.tS.
L aia K. Atkiusoa.
William Hertler.
r;K I K iTHiN"rRT.
Iiv. r C I.?Vl icifer.
. I I V wSisll-sioNEK,
I'riab. Sliuuiun,
Wm. It. Mi-l'almn,
nvsrv TH. vsrr.tR.
Jam-.- J. MVMnllin.
PlsrlUi'T AITiiKNtY,
J. Frank Stonrr.
t il s r Ai t'i ruK,
W. I'. rH.httui.
U. S. (lirivLiil,
. .. the RepuLtitan party, or--taune
of ti superitr position tn national
and Slate matters uf nlal interest to the
ftirmrr. Yi."vk il l'h ! rrr.
Ik: am . n'i t mr tlir.r.i-h.jut llio
Sluto is, w . -a let'f.lilv sm:.'fSt-f ul. It
is erithnvti,; K.p'.ii'V kus ull aloti;,'
the lin- Tim refill will be a bi.
v.iti' :v:uJ u hi'' t:i:i;..rit."
r.i' t;-.. ii fhi uKl tuturu
tilt $UU.0t'O ,.f St;i!r filtuls fl'.!:i tlie
Uutik i f wli'u -u li is Pi.si.l, i t. ur
! in- t.i i ii--i it nikr iiie
!i-ml lcl!im:i:T. 15. -t ) i am in tlia
b ';it. mural; v. " VoU- th- Kv-
j uliiu'llll tli'kl't.
.Vi one f.m cimttmpliitr it Democratic
victori in renn--i,rani i. ihe Rrpubh
raio of ti' St itr 'shuiiU hold themselves
like an ever rictvriuti urmy. 'I here is
nothing like the pretinue vf success.
The Republican party uf the nMiun reies
upon PenuHylrania to set the standard
und maintain it. StAr"it Ki'Jii M,
V ');! r.
" 1 1 1 i :!.:: S,n..M'I.v, t1i.i ilaily
ii(.-..h I'if.- Tin I. iu tin- I'hiln.
Reror,. r;i;;ifr c nit r.nlu-ts las written
vitw. iri. ri TarilV n'ltijti't?. hr liis
biiuifN tr:o:.-ti"ii. Ha La-., sill .
tat- a.-mi-.' !' tli" Mvlvii.l. v bill,
pui'rlmM-il the 1'. ill 'i'k wi ilrn mill in
M .ititr'.jni rv f..-.i::ty, :uil wil' at miiv
1'lai-i- it in full oj't-v:it lm. Net '. '
Tm: DfiaocrtitH tulk to you n'oo:it
au fiuty treasury litul in tbo p.t
breath tl.ty ni-pi y n t- vote for
Skiutt r tlint hf t.i ty work fur the
I'.orlir llniil i-'.iiims. If Skiunt-r's
X itiie roiilil I ( can um! out it wmil.l
be the t'ntt ritir Wf-il'o to a ilemMul
fi r lf paLut-nt .'f wur c'uiins tliut
w iull amount t billion of tiio&wy.
Voto for Atkirirn.
Tin; I m-'fiui'v liuo noiuiimti il
Cnyt. C o. W. Nk.nnt-r t'f Fnlt. n
ivui'.tT (.t I'o'i It is pn bubh'
that tin- t'u; tau. is us ftroiig us nny
cainliilnto the t-rrin brtstlu-ruiirunlil
lmv- j'ut in liv tAd. but thy will
diM-ovt-r w hen tli) rvturus cuiuu iu
tU:it SUiimr is a skinu-r ouly m
name, uiiil thnt he will be in tn-wil of
a niitnbfr of d of iiiiiin' totlriw
the Novtribr chi'l. Voto the
l;'iililu !lll tl- kt.'t.
'Puosri.Ki .i s Timki Ahead. The
Mi-Kiul.'j- Tanfi' bill, nfUr the sur
pl.i.s importations im.liuKl by th ill
I.iv in its i.i- ur ilianstol, will
fctimiilat iit-arly v-rr branch of
A-nftt'irau i'i J istrv, uu I in ronjaiif
t iuii with th i Mivt-r tuiil pension bills
will no' "ii.v j ro:u. t- entrprisf , but
will f irnih ; . :.i Mi-y t,i f il it,
fttii I nmk th-: tjn.oh jnt :-.hrail (if u
tho mi xt ( o .;..-rous in Auirrit'iiu
hist TV. Th i .uti'ry is iuJclr.-.l
for this I'lMUiis-r 1 ihu lk pubii au
pHt !T, ainl oil: 7". ph; ihoi.U show
ttn ir uppnriatl - of tin- fart by cor
dial -ii; port all lo 'publican catiili
Jats."
T'li: i;'elphia Time i-.iitiliu's
it s 1 .: valine ti n- on Vtki'is.in. On
M or.if y it rthnshtil rn nninlur
forir t"i:; Ti ils ar I l. li.r-il th. ia
Liti: the ' ctor. The only new
oitit th it thr Tim ft tiinVj'S is on tht
IN'-r.ler Kai.l Clains, ninl oil that
point it ih-ii. ii-.i Atkinson, because
he t brin tlio Dor't r Kaiil
Claim to ti tioor of Ivnrress nxt
SfHni.iU It vlruoimrcs hull l-'aus-he
ih.l not r. it bf .re Oiiiifrtw?
o!nrin- the session. If tie
TirKM umI.Tsto.1 what it is talking
about, it woiihl teil its rta.lers that
thti . ji.jnii.-v-i. n ihut has the IJonler
Kaii.! t.'!a..nis iu irin.l ,lul uot want
til, ijutu.u hivu-ht K-fore t!i last
is.nwu.aof C'oD"reK. If the Times
wouM tell ju.st lmt it knows on the
luention, it would U-U its rea.len.
that Steiit r mi. I all 4.Ler 4.7onf,'resH
un, who havj had thv question in
fharg fuile.l t. irt it lef.-r.' Cn-jii'ps.-,
ami ii,, w ,. ti,e jinjt tii.n- At
knioii Inui it in ;,!; to pl!v. it
foiit the hou wliorv tLo v h.it c.rui
try can ju.I. of its merits. If.skiu
ter in the Lefr-blatui e c;uhl do Ju. th
inh' with it, how i-oul! L- manage it iu
Congress .' Thn I-islaturo ns com
pared to Conres ia about ' M
squib is t a ounou and that is
about the Kuiouut of the tfftfctiTe
Hes that Skiuntr would bring to the
: . ' i i i - ' a- - - : - " i
OjUestiou iu Congress. It would be
a dash in the pan f and the Border
Raid Claims men would not een get
the chance of having the question
fairly put Uon its merits on the
door of Cotiref-s. Vote the Iiepub
licaniticket. 1 1
Never Opened Hia Mouth.
The Franklin County Repository
of last Friday says : C. M. Duncan
F.Mj.. at the kinnr reception. urt(el
upon th pwople to Tote for Air.
Skiutifr beca-iae ho would sfrure
the passage of the lior.Ur Bill which
Ir. Atkinsou has so far failed to do.
If th Democrats are now so anxious
for thi pa-snge of the bill why did
Mr. Stet.rer not attempt to procure
the reriuineratijn which our people
a.ked ' He was there whuu the mat
tr was fresher in the miiul-i of con
gressman than it is today, yet he
never did anything iu that direction.
Dr. Aikinson has been, and is in a
far better position to procure the
beedei relief for our people than Mr.
Skinner will ever be. Sir. Duncan
said if a change is not made toou it
will be twenty ix years more before
the bill is past. It was only a doz.n
of yars after the war when Mr
Steeper was in Congrws and it would
have ben far easier to have succeed
ed then than now. yet he never ojven
ed his month on the subject. The
Democrats theu had the opportunity.
Why did they uot embraco it Vote
for Atkinson.
The Border Eaid Claims.
The D( inovr:;: iu Fnmkliu Co.,
are electioneering against Atkinson
on the lkrler Kind I'hutus" question.
They hug the vain delusion that on
account of the IV.rder Raid Claims,
evervito-ly over there will vot for
Skinnt r, Ihimumi he is "a son-ailed
IV'i-der Raid Claims man. They
never fur the moment fetop to think
that outsi li- of Fiankliu couttty and
out.-itle of Fulloii iMunty the liordcr
Raid Claim are unpopular, l'enple
irrra(.ectie of arty look upvti the
Rxud.'r Raid Chums as the entering
wrdge for the payment of damage for
all kinds of property destroyed by
l.th CnioTi and Rebel armies. S:k'.i
an impression if turust iu'o the cam
paii,"i would do Atkinson more good
than harm in a majority of the coun-ti.-s
of the district. Atkinson treat
ed the It r !er Raid Claims men fair
Iv, and Ii-- treated his constituency
fairly. Int. ad of sneaking and beat
ing around iu committee with the
question, he prop, si s t. bring the
q;iti.tu out of committee and place
it on thf d or of Congresh. whore all
th; country miy se and hear of its
merits and demerits. AtkiuHon in
thus urging that the Itord. r Claims
question be brought to the nttortion
of the whole country has ilmi" iiim
n If justice and done his constituency
juMn-e, and in.-tt t of being censur
ed bv anv of ti e Franklin county
peop-Ie. lui should be endorse d most
heartily by them f r his effort to get
the quest. uu out of the mire of a
committee and place it on the doir
of C"oiigrt for c.n-.ideratio'j. If
Captain Skinner J:d his friends want
to plav the skinner aiitl a sn. aking
gai::.- ith the 11.. rder Ciamis'jn com
mit t e. it is best the voters should
now be informed of their sneak ng
purpose.
"With a Slow but Sure Pace.
It is the hope of Duuiocrui, re
marks tlie New York Tribuiir-, that
the new taritY will meet, at Last at
the oii'.set, an adverse tleciaiou by
the people. Its nu-rits and lietietits
cannot b renli.-.d for months. It
j will siiq !y additional employment
f.-r a great army of American work
ers, but tint etablihm.-uts in which
their lbor is to be utilized cannot
be instantly created. Ou the other
hand, those who have on hand im
ported goods the duties on which
have lieuu advanced, will naturilly
gt t all they can for theiu. The im
mediate etiVct of any change in the
basis of many industries is apt to le
a harmful disturbance, and when op
portunity is given for a:i advance of
prices, consumers are likely to pay
more at the outset than they ever
have to pay in succeeding years.
This is the our; substantial founda
tion for Democratic hop s The
good results of the new tariff cani.oi
be realized ithin thirty days. lis
most uu weir, .me and injurious lvsa'.ts,
the sacrifice which it mak-s to sn
cuie creator prosperity hereafter,
iay be more fully felt uithin a mouth
tl.au at any subsequent ptriod
But the Republican party has n.-t
acted in this mattt r hastily. It h is
carefully cruculted public opinion,
and the .let'.-ii I f ljmiv IVmocratie
members after the Mills bill had bou
proposol, arid the election of a Con
gress, Kepublicau in both brancht-s.
gave assurance that the country was
prepare. 1 to uphold the protective
policy. Th situation called for a
mani:h ent c iindmco in the intel
ligence autl patriotic devotion of vot
ers. The Republican, in digress
have slio u that confidence. They
believe the American eople able and
worthy t govern thviuseives. When
the votes of NovcTulter have Lrotn
counted we shall see whether the vot
ers merited the trust iu th-ir good
si-nse whedi Congress hasshown. It
is enough to say that if the vcidii-t is
unfavorable, it will be the first time
in thirty years that tho deliberate
jutigmeut of Republicans, in respect
to the trend of pul.l-.c opinion, has
be. n found in error.
- - -Lazinevt.
William H .lmes, of Charlotte, Vt.,
says; There died at Charlotte not
long since an old man who was, I
think, the laziest man on record. His
name was Nicholas Wiug, and he
lie.l with his wife and old lunid
daughter on the edge of LakeCham
phiin. The whole year round Nicho
las did not a stroke of work. His
wife ard daughter plowed, s .wed
ami harvested the crops, and iu fact,
did everything that was to bo done
ou the f.u-m. Wing waa noted far
and wide for his trousers. Ou the
outside of taeh leg a row of four
uozeu buttons was sewed in order
that Mrs. Wing could put them ou
for him. You see all the sxertion
that he was put to was the stretch
ing out of his limbs. He lived to be
over !0 years of ag. St. Louis
G lo be-Pviuovr a t.
Oakland Sates.
There wan religions service a at
Pine Grove M. K. Church on last
Sabbath at 10$ o'clock by Iter. B. H.
Hart.
Misa Kate Gayman of Nekodu
Perry Co , stopped off on hr way
home from Dauphin and Lancaster
Co's , at her uncle's Jacob Gayman.
. It is now time that the officers and
mmbers of the Oakland Li'rry
Society see about utartic g up for the
coming winter, as it helps youtg mn
and women in various vocations in
life, and we must not worry about
material for we are ibundantly sup
plied with young and old who are
willing at all timep, to lend a helping
hand to a noble cause like this. A
cause that goes on and on for years,
marked with succt is and energy. Ho
I sy aaia, ll us work together and
make Oakland Society a grand suc
cess this coming winter.
Politics is agi'at;ng the minds of
the people out here, especially the
Democrats for they are afraid they
will be defeated.
The Oakland Sabbath school bs
closed for this year, aHbo. only
organized this last spring it hai Len
in a very encouraging condition up
to the time it closed. Several weeks
ago they had a picnic which was well
represented by people, considering
the weather of the people. Mr.
Leonard deserves credit for his good
suer in tendance.
V do hope the young man who
has been driving through here in a
cart nearly every morning would
ph as let his hands off of politics.
A man in as litt standing before a
respectable community as he is, and
engaged in politics like he is doiog
is a perfect fool. He is trying to
make men believe h is a'reliaule and
honest Republican, living up to the
doctrines of the repubiicau partv but
he is not. Republican candidates
beware of him. do not harbor him,
he is after your boodle, and as soon
as he gets that then, he is all right
nnd will work against you all he can.
Money is hisobj-ct, and nothing else.
He ought to be drummed out of the
party for he is no good to it, no, we
dou't want men iu the republican
party who will tell one candidate he
is for tliem. nnd says he is working
hard for his nomination, and then
go to the next iiiu ou tue other si.le
I mean the Demociatic side who
is woi king for the same office and
tell him some notorious aud infamous
lies about the former uhu, iu order
that the people will get down on the
formvr man. I iv imu an advice
not to come near here or Le will get
tarred and fea'heted. He is like the
Bible cava, a wolf in sheep cluthiug.
Sbaoue on Lim.
The Dunkarduibfctingat Freer pting
is to be held ou Veduedny and
Thurs lay. Octoler -2 and "2't, instead
of Tnesdny and Wednesday.
There was q littt a happy band of
voting ladies nnd gents went through
here on Thursday evening. We
thwiight hleighiug had commenced
when we heard the pealing sleigh
bells.
Coiia. E. Si-ome:t.
4 U Your I'rleod About It.
Your distressing couh can be cur
ed. We know it because Kemp's
Balsum within the past few years
has cured so many coughs and colds
iu this community Its reiuarkabl.
sale bus Wen iiu entirely by its
genuine merit. Ask some friend
who lias used it what he thinks of
Kemp's Balsam. There is no medi
cine so pure, none llo effective.
Ijirge lstt!ce"."Uc and $1 at all drug
gists, tf."
T (MjT) N S lT M iTlVE S
The uud-rigucd having W-cu re
stored t- health by simple mentis,
after suu'ciing for several years with
a wvere lung alfectioii, and that
divatl iiiseasi. Consumption, is anx
ious to make known to his fellow suf
ft r. rs ihf means of cure. To those
who dwsire it, ho will cheerfully St ud
(free of charge) a copy of the er
scriptiou used, which they will tint!
a sure cure for Consumption, 1thma.
Catarrh, Bronchitis ami all throat and
lung Jltatedies. He hopes all suffer
ers will try his remedv as it is in
valuable. Those desiring the pre
scription, which will est them noth
ing, and may prove a blessing, will
please ad. lit ss Rev. EdirarJ.1. Hison,
Williamsburg, Kings Count r. New
York.
.4 Sprlug Medicine.
The ilr.i)gists claim that jn-ople
call daily fur the now cure for con
stipation and sick headache, discov
ered by Dr. Silas Lane whil in the
Rocky mountains, It is said to W
Oregon grapo rKt (a great rr-metiy
iu the far west for these complaints)
combined with simple herbs, and is
lund.ifor use bv iouring on Wiling
water to draw out the strenjfth It i
si lls at 4() cents a package ainl is
c:Jled Rauc's Familv Metlicine- tf.
o
T IVtroy Stamps.
1. IV. re a hele 1 inch iu diameter,
IS inches deep, into the conter l the
stump, and put in 1 ounce of salt
jeter. fi'ling up with water and plug
ging the hole. This shoul be done
in the fall. In the spring the plug
is to be take out, a half a pill of ker
osene oured into the hold and set
on lire. It will buru out the stump
to the farthest root.
2. Iu the fall bore a hoi 1 inch in
diameter, 10 inches deep, into the
cr nter of the stump, nnd pu. in a
bnlf pound of vitriol aud plug very
tight. Iu the spring the whole stump
and r.tots through ail their ramifica
tions will be so rotted as to be easily
removed.
An Old lib) me.
Who tayi the roue ia retl
Who Mfl tbe viulet's blur f
Who v that titir. h .wcvdr tweet,
Is half aa s.mi mm jou f
Who love toot chit k so t4 1
Who Isvra yotir evea m b'ue t i
Who lovea each auburn hair of four bead ?
Wfcj, I ! Aod I l..c ju, tix. i
Mumtey s II tekly. j
-- o j
ApplR are abundant iu tbe Ticini-1
ty of Chambcrsbnrg, CumWrland ;
valley. j
The people who attend church i
least kre the poople who talk most, j
when a preacher takes a vacation. j
EE MY
SPONGE? Ak
MINE
your Shoes
wrtn
WOLFF'S
ACME
BLACKING
ONCE A WEEK!
Other day wash thm
Oin win
SPOUSE liii t?AT2
ax - v ajtat.
EVERY Housewife
EVERY Counting Room.
EVEhY Carriage Owrjer
EVERY Thrift j Mechanic
EVERY Body able to hold a brush
shovui ni
Wiu slTAiai Ol v rwiTwat
WtA. ttaia ftUlM AM CMI
VU. tTAIN TlNIMI
Wlnx. ratal va 9lm iaaatT
Vlt4. TIH IstTI Coacss
mt th
The greatest improvement in
Corsets during the jost 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 no 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 duriL'.e.
Dr. Warner's Coraline Corsets
are made in twenty-four differ
ent styles, fitting every variety of
figures thin, medium, stout,
long waists and t.hort waists.
Sold everywhere.
WARNER BROS., Mfrs,
New York and Chicago.
PRjCHETT COLLEGE
THE LEADING SCHOOL OF
OySiHESSiSKOHTHHD
h Mr Srul far i.irci
... t tt,n-t et l j
fsirsrrlvai'.a iri:t:'on: rli,T:ri,It,
lL-(tit:i l oieiTu..-- iu;i.nriil.M U1j.
QONSUMPTION
In Its First Stages.
Mi 9Ur yvti yrt tit (pfiwtit-;
ZHO FOR OUR C7U(iUE.,. r-rt.Ci
ATLA3 ENCmE WGnl-CS,
Stop tJtL.Vt
Chrohig Cough Now!
r"r ,r ytt 4n n- n mtir Tryr:e crn
au..,.tl r T-.T (iMlM, .Srrr.;a.
"f -f .-.:; .i tnuuiM j imja,
Uiere 1 ni.tttinc ilka
pis
Of Pure Cod LiTer Oil mid
HYPOPHOSPKITE8
It to aliHt m lAtahlaaa milk. Tmr
lr tl,.u ...r '.-.jtllntl Einuialona.
A Wfudenul flosti producer.
Ssotl's Ehiulsion
tThf ra ar poor lmltmtlona. Get Uu fnudM.1
8
A L E S M E 7
WAITED- 1
LOCAL Oil
TRAVELING,
to beil our Nvriery Stock falery, Ex
peosesaMl Stea.ly En.pluy luent guaranteed.
CUASK BROTHERS COMPANY,
Kochenter, N. Y.
Dec. 26, "JO.
( DID
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ii
SOOTT'S!
LEGAL.
sod uu in cbaaoiiWCALTH.
JLECTION PKOCLAMATIO.N.
WHEREAS, bv an act of General As
sf niblv of the Corumonwealth of Fenn
kylvania, cutiiled " An act relating to Elec
tions of tuia Commonwealth," passed the
2nd day of July, 1839, and its eupple-
tuents, it ia tbe duty of the Sheriff of every
county within tbia Commonwealth to give
public notice and to enumerate
1 tie Utticera tt bo t-locua ;
lienignate the Places at which the Elec
tion ia tu be held ; aud
Give notice that certain persons holding
other offices of profit or trust are incapable
of holding or exercising, at the same time,
the orfice or appointiueul or judge oi elec
tion, iuBpector, or clerk of auy election of
tins Commonweallu tuereiore,
1, FKAMILIK W. NOBLE. High Sberifl
ot tbe county ol Juniaia,; do hereby wake
kno u aud j;ive this public notice to the blec-
ters of tbe county el Juuiuia mat on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4.1890.
(it bi'itig Ibe first Tuesday aftr the first
vt,.,i ., nt ..i.l month.) a tienerai r.iecuon
will be lield in the several Election Districts
,i.'ll,.-.l h- htw iii said couutv. at which
time they will vote by ballot lor the several
o flic era hercmalter named, lo wu:
OE PERSON for the office of GOV
ERNOR ol the Commonwealth oi ronnsyi
van ia.
IIVI' UV'POV Cnw llir ofllrff of LIKII
TEN ANT GOVERNOR of tbe Common-
w attl lb oi Peun ivsuia.
iim.' l-VUiiiv l .r it,- oOii-M of SECKK
TAKY Ot' 'INTERNAL AFFAIRS of tba
Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania.
jive i.fuiiv i,.v jtrttt-A of CON
GRESS t.i reprasnnt tba Eightoeulh Con
gressional l'ilrlct, romjx.sru oi tue e.-un-ties
ol Jutuuta. Snjdir, L'mou, UiffliR,
lluntinitdon. t uiti.n ai.l hraukllii, m ice
slate ol reliUny tvsuia.
ONE PERSON tor tL office ol ASSKst
BLY to reprex nt tb- fonnfy of Juniata in
the tlu.ise ut Kei.restiilatives of the Slate
ct 1'eDUBVlvania.
j ,v v irui ..r th of PKO-
i'iii"iv'iir i uv "i I Fkk oftlieCltrkT OF
JL A KTEK SESSIONS, au:., ol tne county
ol Jnuials.
NE PERSON for Ihe office of TKEA.S.
L'RE'.t ..f tl.e County ol Juniata.
TWO I'KUMINS lor Ihe office of COUN
TY cOUhlsilONER ol tt.e county ot Jun
iata.
ONE PERSON f-r the office of DISTRICT
ATTORNEY ot Him County ol juuia:.
TWO PERSON'S for the office of COUN
TY A IIU I "R ot tbe County ol Juuiaia.
I iImi hr-reby lunke kn -wn and give no
lice, that the places lor holilitijr the store
sunt G.-n.-rAl El.-i tioii in tbe several bor
oughs ami lowiiMiips witiitu ilie county of
Juniata, are as lollows. to il :
The lre.-iii.-uol the li .roiich ol MifHiutown
are t bwld their eieclK'ti in Ihe southes!
room ol the ;oitrt lloii kuovn as t:.e
SheritUs office, in said borough.
Tito Ireeuien of the township of Ferman
agh are to hold th-ir election in the uortu
eal room til the Court Hons-, know n as the
Tieasiircr's office, iu M illlmtow H borough.
Th'- Iret iiieii ol the township of Walk
art- to hold their election at the School
tiousc in sfvxico, iu saul township.
The freemen of the township ol Delaware
are lo hold their electiou at Smith's School
House, in said tow nship.
The Ireeiiien ol Iho Itoroiigh of Tlioinp
sontnwn are to hold their electiou at the
fii-r.tiiil llo.ise in said b. trough.
Tbe Ireemen of Ihe township ot Green
wood are to hold their election at the Pul-
lic House of Adam Arnold, m Js.il J tow nship
The Irt cmen of tbe towusutp .! Monroe
are to held their i-leclioti at the School
Hi. use in Ka bin Id. in Mini township.
Toe irecineii of the township of Susoue
haiitia are to hold their election at Fry-
ii. oyer's hotel, iu said tvwnship.
'1 'he iieeiueti ot the t iwnship of Fayette
.tre lo Lold their electiou at this School
;.uu' in Mc Alisterville, in said townsbip.
The Ireemen of the borough Patterson
arc to hold ill, ir election at the School
Hoi.se in s.ml ii .r .nli.
The IreetiieM ! the borough et Port Koval
aie to lio!d their election at thi School
House in said borough.
The Ir-eiiien of the township of Miltorti
me to bold thrir election at Locust Urute
School House, in said township.
The freemen t.i the township of Spruce
Hl!l are to bold their election at Spruce lliil
l?chool House, in saij township.
The Ireemen of ti.e township ol Turbeti
are to hold their election at liic Church Hill
School House, iu said township.
The frceleen ot tbe township ol Bealearr
to hold tin ir election at the School il-.ue
t A -a icni i, i.i a!d to-va.liip.
Tl.e Ireemen l :'ie to.vuship ol Tll. ari.r.l.
ex. ej.t ihv. pot lion t it 1 . i;iu norib-wesi-ti.inl
,.l ihe s.nr.noi ot the slinie iinoinTsi'i.
ar- in hold tlie'r election at lile Senc-I
lit use mar McCuiiocb's lihs, iu id town
ship. The t.eemeii ol the township .i Lack. ex.
t-eyt thai pot :ion ot it lyinft norih-w estv, .ir 1
of the KiniHtiit ot tne Shade iiioiitit.iin. ai e lo
hold thairelecuoii at Ihe Li.ck School House,
in si:.! township.
The Ireemen of .o luuctl of the tuuntl'tps
of l.at s. slid Tuscarora as lii norl ii-t ot t.i
tile slHUUift ol llic s'aailo u:.,;n:'.aill a e lo
hold lit. ir i.-Vcti'.u :tt i.Jl'.t ei's c!lOol liollsa
in said district.
tssaTiiC -I-Cii ii is to t't t pci.e.1 ul
) U'ClOCStv Ui t'lt lorriaotili. ari h..tt
cu hi iu ut w ii tii.nt in I-1 utUMuii tr ijrmi :
ni' iii, itwi i not lo be clei l.t-!ut "J
(r'llOCK i: tbe e-tiir.;.
i n mj lii iri a, ..:- Knonu nu KIV no
fir-, "thief 'ho in? pctori. uni ju-ifs shaii J
m-t-t t t rii-HH-five plr.' n ppoitiU-J lur j
t.-eKt .th; Ih. K-fMiuii ij thrditri- l a whit-ii t
tin- r--rivcly b-U:i:. h-ioir VUfk j
i:i ll.r i.i.-ii: . tl Tii-lay, No 1 IXt.i. ;
at"l o .t : .ii or a, -j-.i.it !
clt": . "!;'t s'. '. Ir . i:;,!!!;;'! Mi'."r o! 9 ir 'a !
diMiil. j
I n r-fe? th- fro hi hT r-. I
reivt-ta the sectt.-i liiphrt irUitil.cr i rulf. j
!-ir i.i-jM Ti.r h.ilt iiwi ttfii.I on th Aav f ,
ri-Liifll', tllfll tfl pvTSl.'l )m elti! iitt; j
t r.-i i l.itr o:tiiti hivn--I nu:ij!r of ;te i
t'T ju lit the nravt pi ti1iti clft-Tl- j J
bhni. hi i-i-j -1 j th liih i '.it-. Atid iu ;
- -n' jr;(it wlia -h.iIt hrfvr rcri' r 1 th
lii.vT Miiutur ft ToTri -sli.'l not n'tfii.l.
tm .froii l.--iti jui? appoint n
lti!p'ct'r iti Iuk pin ; urn. in ce ihm p-i-ivn
rit-r juiic nut atl'-ml, tiirn thf
ifiprctor who rea-eirt-.l ihr hirhrst nuinhrr
ti vMt-H nhaM aj point a jml-rt- in ill? pUft ;
ncj i: itiiy rai'ncy hlnil t-tutuiuc in ihe
hnarl tor tin j hc of oum huur nttrr the
t.niv fix-.. h ':ia i.r thr oiM-iiiM it the clrc
ti'. !ta -piiilri' ! Ti.t r O' th toHniit j..
wrl 'T :i -Irit,-' lor which sucli offit cr ntutll
h it- t-"u t-!iM-lvi. p-i-M::t at the pUv-p nt
t i--litii. h:ti e'uvi o'ir uY tht-ir itti'tib-r to
hi! tlcb Taoti. T .
sScKt'UL Attention
in UcrcUv IinM't.-I t the Mli ArTt,lc ui the
N'" l'ii!titu:ion. j
fc'Ti.w 1. Kvert in-tif riliznn !rr-ntv-oiif
hfir ol' J ', pOfcs.iriif lh jvTitiC uti.il-
iticatious, hhail be eutitled to vote at all
elt-cttoii.
firut H fchall have been a citizen of the
lnii;l St! nt least out month.
Second lie hh.iil have reiicd in ihe Stair:
one year, (or it" having previously been a
qualified electir native born .itizi'U o(
.Staff, lio hhli liave reniMVfd thi-retrom and
returned, then six monthi.) iiiimediau! v
prs-iHiitjr the ehrrion.
Third He nhall hive resided in the elec
tion itislriv-t hre he ahll otter tn vote at
let two uxititha imiiiediately priccdinjj the
election.
Fourth If twenty-two yearn of age of
upward i ?he it hall have pi;. i within two years
a State or county tax, which fchail have
b"tii a.c-ased at !east two months and paid
at It a.t one month before the election.
I aio hereby make known and give no
tice, that everyperaou excepting Justices
of the Peace, v-ho shall hold any ofiice
or appointinwiit of ollice or trust under
the Ci.it.d States, or this State, or tar
city or incorj -orated district, whether a
comruisMoned officer or otherwise, a sub
ordinate officer or ageut who ia or fchall
be employed under legislative, execu
tive or judiciary aeparimcuva oi tun
State, or of the LUited states, or auy
incoroorated citv nr district, and also that
every member ot Congress aud of the State
Legislatnre and of the select or common
council of any city, or commissioner of any
incorporated district, is by law, incapaoie oi
holdiuir or exercismr at the aarao time the
office or appointment of judge, inspector of
clerk of any election in this Commonwealth,
and no inspector, judge, or other otticer er
such election shall be eligible to any office
then to be voted for."
Also, that in the 4th section of the Act et
Atueiulilv. entitled "An Act relating to ex
ecutions aud for othar purposes," approved
April Ifc'h, it is enacted Uiat the afore
said 13th section "shsll not be construed so
as to prevent any military officer or borough
officer I rosa serving as judge, inspector or
clerk of any general or special election ol
this Commonwealth."
As therein ill reeled, I slso give official
notice of the following provisions of an act
approved March 30, lHtiC, entitled " An Act
rcrulatinr th nioia ot voting at all elec
tions in the several counties er mis Lom-
monwealih :"
fcn-rioa Be it enacted by the Senate
and House ol representatives of the Com
monwealth ol Pennsylvania ui ,eneiai as
sembly met, aud it is hereby cua. ted by the
authority of the same, insl t.ie ijuaiiueu
enters ot tho several counties OI this i nra-
monw eiilih, at all general, tow nship, bor-
ouglTanJ spet lal elerlions, arc liereoy nere
alter aiithoriied aud required to vote by
ti. ket. i.rinted or written, or partly printed
and partly written, severally classified as
follows : One ticket shall embrace tbe names
ol all Judges ol Courts voted lor. and to be
lahalcd outside "Judiciary;" one ticket
shall embrace all the names of State officers
voted lor, and be labeled "5tale:"oie
ticket shall embrace the names ol all ceutity
fficers voted lor, including office of Sena
tor, meiuls-r and members of Assembly, if
voted lor, and members ol congress, u vo
ted tor. and Iain-led "Conntv ;"' and each
class shall be deposited iu separate ballot
boxes. tint and Second Srrtinni of the .1rt f Can
greji of March 8 1, 17J.
Sectiok l . he tt tnacttd by Ihe Senate ami
House uf Representatives of the L'mted Stater
of America in Cunszress assembled. That all
cihzeus ol the I" luted Slates, who are, or
r.hall tie otherwise qualified to vote at any
election bv the t-,iple, in anv Stale, Tern
tmy, .lisir ct, county, city, parish, town
ship, school district, municipality or other
territorial suh.li . lsious, sli til Im-entitled ami
allowed to vote at ail such electieus w ithout
distinction ef race, color, or previous cou
dition of servitude, any Constitution, law,
custom, usage or regulation of any State
Territory, or by, or under iis aulhoiily to
the contrary not ilbst-anding.
Skctios 1. Jtnd be it further enm led. That
it, bv or under the authority of the Con
stitution or laws of any Stale, or the laws
iif any Territory, anv act is or shall
be required to b done as a prerequisite
or qualification tor voting, and by such
Constitution or law persons or officers are or
shall lie charged w i;h the perform.t-ice of
duties in furnishing to citizens an opportu
nity to pertorm such prerequisite to become
qualified to vole, it shall be lie- ti.ity of
everv person and officer lo give all citizens
ol the United Jstalcs the same and equal
opportunity to pertorm such prerequisite
and to become qualiti.sl to vote without dis
tinction of race, color or previous condi
tion of servitude, and if any such person or
otiicar shall ret use or knowingly omit to give
lull etTect to this section, be shall, for every
such oirence, lorl.-it and pay the sum of five
hundred dollars to the person aggrieved
thereby, to be recovered by an action on
the case, with full costs and such allowance
tor counsel leas as the court shall deem just,
and shall also lor every such oitetice be
deemed guilty ol a misdemeanor, and shall,
on conviction thereot, be lined not less lhau
live hundred dollars or be imprisoned not
less than one montb nor more than one year
or both, at the discretion of the courti
Giveu under my band at mi oflire in Millliu
tow u, this louribday of October, in the
year ot our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and ninety, and of tha Indepen
dence of the United States, the one hun
dred and fourteenth.
FR AN SUN W. NOBLE, Sheriff.
Sheriffs office, MifHiutown, J
October 4, .KK1.
Consumption Surely Cured.
To Trc BDrroa: Plasae Inform your readers
that I bars a poairiTS ralnad for the alxiTe nauicd
dlaaaae. By its tiuialj nsa thonnands of hopalew
caaes ha.a bann panninenUy curad- X shall ba glad
to sand two b. it lira ot my raruadr ruKI lo any of
your readers who liava conanmritaon if tliay will
aesd ma thrir Ilraj and P. O. address. lWpaut
fuily, T. A. aUsJCat. at. C. Ifcl I'asrl St. i. X.
Xothinz On Earth Will
Sheridan's Csiditii. Fiwiirl
It 1 NtJut-'y pnrrs. HlybrT mir4ntmt.l. In
qtmntitT it c.u ihn tnth t m cnt m
btrr-tlj-mnvtrtlir-me. frr-iitnd curw jt j-ms.-
l. 'Mil f..r yinintr ctilck. Worth m-r (han r.;j
he-n tin M .ult. -on la-x rn aav! m- 4",
w-n.t x(.ir prvit r-.ur" mv , .-ut.uir.
IT you can't ir't It fwrirl u- .fnr fr w,.
flvp t 1-4 is-itiM.i rmn ! . -ml . -u. .,"
xprr-vpM il. -TiilHKiT IiMI.TJt l l'KK." mm!
,lf ..py irfvet. 1'i.uitrv I:iBiny duiAm Tpp with !
rura or ULvrm. I. a. Jukl.xjuM to., atAou, Hl
Mm
aiVar WDie!'
mi mm f
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. Vituro tin teg on tach Iinnf :
t extensive sale for many years
!i is established its reputation,
here is nothing better. Try it.
"or sale by dealers and grocers.
niwi mi i. as.''
fsj &J?K
t:-: p-v-' ;av
ri. . i
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; iv it imr &tlt:r, ' ...1 ts-a Ii's tnvu. .5.
- r..-; Cue 1
? AZ&nza srsinr,.'ss,
" V.fi- It.zj f2-:y. I tvATWaST rr., M,i
vtc -orst css-.ss. Xt-aese others 11 .
u.e .a . ..".aoT, i.i iirtr.oivre.-'.-ivi'1; j''
?uiaioo,.e for a irestme an'1, e ft.:' '
! tne .'irr.it mii! ii.K.sf..VX. Oi". - -nr.")
-ia m. Ci; li i.;..ju ,.0 , '
-ij., una it will care 700. aU!-i.--sn "
.X.Q.HCOT,iJ.i... lESTtAus-i:.. r vCJ
Off
s . a
HOLLOBAUGH & SON.
C-LOTHIiNG STORE,
Mk-UST STREET, IP
u.fm, nitr..hi,i,l ihe clothinc Btore
bargains to make room for our new stock.
We expect to make a specialty of Gents Furnishing Goods.
We will aleo keep a full line of
CLOTHING FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN.
And a complete stock of Bxts, Shoes, Hats, C-ps, A
WE BUY FOR CASH
Quick Sales and small profit-, is our motto. Give na a trial.
Hollobaugh & Son.
JYcw Goods.
SUMMERGOODS.
I
No more Winter for months'
, , I
to COmC. bummer IS here
and to conform to the change, I
the Senior member of the
firm has just returned from!
Eastern Markets, where he ae-i
reelect nun f,ii v.wc
that his many patrons favor
DROP UN.
We have now filled our
shelves 'irith Summer Goods ;
of all kmdri. Our cus- j
tomerts hare appreciated our
eflbrts to give them goods to
suit their purposes, and we
believe that we are better pre
pared than ver to merit their
confidence. We invite you to
come and ree and be satisfied.
In our dress goods department
we have almost everything.
Don't be backward, call for
what 3 0U want.
Shoes and Hoots.
Our IJoot and Shoe De
partment is full in its assort
ment, and you certainly can be
Milted iu lit, quality and price.
Whatever improvements have
been added by thfc manufactures
we have them ail. We can
Mipply ou with foot wear for
any in or oat door service. Our
grocery Department never lags.
We have on hand n lull line oi
Fresh, i'i.oin and Fancy
af ' &
lak
sl j
AL-o, the only 1'uii line oi
aUEEMSWARE
in the county. Every house
must have its full supply cl
Queens and Glassware, this is
j the store to call on for such ar-
tides.
! 1 1 . 1 l :l -1 1
-vii oiueiM ov man win re
ceive prompt attention.
llemember the place,
Mais Stj.ket, Oppo.site (crtvr Flors i,
.! i fit iitt O V I!. I'll..
FreiTk IM'KASCa'I A Ii:
s-?.j - eir5rV
WNtT-aan! Ol WHrniES, OLD WOMAN, SO MMH
With Llac Piawcnti Koofin'G to coltR the sic v.
VirlV W IO 11! FKUM THI LAND Of VOt SJFXBT
UCAi IT ALJIEASy CO KUS Till EARTH.
Send far Illustrated circtrfar to
M. ElIRFaT, Ju., & Co.,
sly .i vVulnut r-itr
PHILADELPHIA.
Burrinc from the Ct-ia of yonthful armra, aarlr
dwetvy. wwiinn wakna. lo-t Ttiarjliood. te., I will
Mild a aiufcbi. tTtiSLaM) (Srv1-d Cnli Lain iug full
jj-xueulara tr hou cum. FfVEE' cLara. A.
plead id znediciti work ; abould 'uv read hr vrmry
man wiio ia Brroua and debilitated. Addraaa,
Prot F, C FOT. LEB, Soodua, Conn.
NO MORE OF THiS!
Rubber RhoM unlana worn uncomfortable turhi.
wui often alip off th frs-t. To remady
tuia evil Uie
"COLCHESTER " RUBBER CO.
caTer a shoe with the Inside of the heel llrnvd wlti
rubber. This chnps to the shoe and prevents
tbe Uubber from slipping off.
Call for tbe "Colchester"
"ADHESIVE COUNTERS"
nd you can walk, run orjiunrrin them.
:-; V 7y'.. '
-aVr r Ml. a-T
TO WEAK ESN
- A - TT - ERSOjST, 1jV.
of Samuel Straycr, we offtr special
-! '" U 1 " '-"t'r'aWaalaasaaaW"rT
Lock K. Atkissom. F. M. M. Pehkell.
ATKISI(H Mi. rEIIELL,
ATTORNEYS-AT -LAW,
" '.'"V' .
y tOI irjCklUI UU VWU ' "J awaaauaj, si v ni l
ly attended to.
OrrtcK On Main street, in place ef resi-
dpnce of Louis K. Atkinaon, sq., aouth !
Bridge B,re''t: iict26.iw.
witstERi'oiice schwei ek,
ATTORNEY - AT - LA. W,
flintown, pa.
rXUOffic on Bridge street, opposite
Court House
John 1'cLsrnai.is.
JesrPB W. Stiuhki.
.i(Xir;HUH . STiti.iu:!.,
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROT.1L, JVS1AT1 CO., I'.i.
Ba?""On!y reliable Oesnpaaiet represented.
Jan. 1, lbe!-ly
i.R.u.M.tRAw ronti, nit. rinwm t.rnvroii,
D'
U. 1. M. CRAWFORD SOX.
have fV.rtned a pattncrFhip for the practice
tif Medicine and thair collatteral branches.
Office at old stand, rorner et Third sail (V
anga streets, Miftliutowu, a. Ona r bvth
of them will be tound at their office at all
times, unless otherwise professionally en
gaged. April 1st, 1!0.
J WISU """O STATK
A FEW FACTS
Worth. Knowing,
That I can stop toot sj acfi e In less than
Hve minutes ; no pain, r.o extracting.
That I can extrsrt testh without pain,
by the use of a fluid applied te the teeth
and gums ; no dagger.
That Diseased jC G u m s (known
as Scurvy) treat a,iy..ed success! tilly
and a cure ai-Cwj&e. ranted is every
case. i5-
Toeth FtLLkU and warranted tor life.
Artificial Teeta repaired, exchaDged r,
remoddled, Irom $3.00 to per set.
Beautif ul Gum Knaujeled Teat inserted at
-rices to suit all.
AH work warranted to give perfect satis
faciiou. Te.pla whohuve artificial teeth
w i" b w hich they cannot ea', are especially
invited to call.
Terms Cash.
G. Ju. .DEI! 11,
I'rncttcal ncutUl,
rhTlBLISllrO IK MIT fLIKTO W , Pa., I! lB6i.
Oct. 14 'yr.
FESKSYLVAKIA RAILROAD.
TIMK-TAliLE
Ud an.J aOcr Sunday May 11, 191,
trains tkat stop at Milllin will run as f ,V,aw..
EASTWARD.
HiKKtsBi'itr) i-ruiin:uTio leaves At.
tnona daily at ti SO a. ro..Tyron 5 5'i a. m ,
t.iur.t l.i.ioti st t'i.-ria . m.. Veafton Msniil
t..t. 7.(11) a. 111 . WaVt-vfown 7.2T a. in..
isto d T.-tS s. 111.. Viiror.! 7.02 a. m., UtfT!!i
a.m.. I'ort Knya' .l 7 a. rn-. ataxic ,
23 a. m . Ttisra-ora .2a. ni.. Vaniiyka fS
''. a. r.i.. Tl:uijMintowu .S7 a. rn.. Pnr
srd f .42 s- tn.. MiMsistown H.4 a an.,
I uri 9.i'0 a ra.. arrivirie at flarrisbnrg
10,i'," a. m., ani at Kfiilarlrilf hia, 1,'JS . ui.
Sr. Shore Fxpress lear altooa daily
at 7,l.'i . ra., and to . pi ti j a all regular
stations fr's-een Alto -. and rlsburg,
rt'acliea alilllin at 10.. . .-. . f.-rrishurg
1 1 .40 j . ST., aad arr:' r 1 1.1 Iphia at
3.1") p. m.
Mail Team l.ntti Httshi:. daily at
ii.KO a. ni., Aitoor.a at 2.00 p. ra., and stat
tig at all regular stations arrives at MiftMn
at 6 0M .. m., Harrisburg 7.G p. m., Fhila
adli bia 10,&! j,. m.
Mail Express leaves I'lttsl.urg at 1 00 f, ra.
Altoona 0 2U p m j Tyrone ti 62 p m ; Hunt
lticdun 7 '61 y m ; Lewistown 8 4 1 p m ; VI it -flin9(i,i
ptu; llarriij'jurg 10 45 p tu ; i'hila
de!.hia 4 25 a ra.
Tat Exi'KEss learns Piltsbarg at 8. '0 A.
M.; Altoona 1 l.fjti A . M ; tuar be flagged
at siilllm at 2. Ho P. M .; srri.es at Harris.
. lung at 3,20 1. st l';.iIade!j,hiA,e.& r.
' 1-M!ur!r!t.hia Rvpress will stp at siifflia
at 11 1-17 . ui., when flapRrd
WtSlWAKf).
Vast I,iMt leaves I'lr .,,,.1,;, ria,,v
11 4ii a in; larr;t-tzr 841, j, n. . e ,
6 (Iri pin; I .ewi.'.pwn ,5 -jh v ,.. . ' 4
! " : :r'v. s at 1'itis! i., ,t'i
VAj I'asskkuer l.-avos f-j, .. ,,,,1.
daily at 4 'M a. 111.; Harrisburr, J 15 . m..
Dtincsntion, 8 54 a. 111.; Newport, W -r
m.; Milleratown, 9 4" a. ni.; Tbomi anauwD
, S 62 a. in.; Van Dyke, 10 f'O . m . Tlia.ar-!
ra, iu us a. m.; Mexico, 10 07 a. ru.;
Porr
ituyai, in 1.1 s. ra.; Miltlin, 10 2B a
; Millur.l, 10 2 a. m ; Narrows, 10 34 a
. Lewislown, IU 4') a. m.: HcVrvtuarn
11 14
a. rn.: Newton Hamilton. 11 'i . m '. n..
! tinpdon, 12 1 p. ru.; Tyrone, 1 07 p. m.
. Altoona, 1 45 p. tn., aud stops at all regular
: stations t.etwet.u Harrisbtirir ai,J Altoua.r
OvtTKa ExraEas leaves Philadelphia tfai
ly at 6 60 p. m., HarrisbtirR, 10 "0 p m. '
. stopping at Kockviilc, Marvsvill., Duncan
, nou, N awprrt, Millerstown, Thompsontown
; . i. iiiiiii, inuo at .Minim, 1 1 55 r. M .
; AU
- sm a. m.,sca riiioDur.:, 6 10 a
i Mail Thais leaves l'hiladalphia daily
1 1 -ow a. 111., laarri.sDurg 1 1 .20 a. m
: port, 12 14 p. in., Mirtliu 12.62 p. ru
K ear-
atop.
fi.r.r; at all regular stations between Miffl
ana Altoona reauLies Altoona at 3 40 p
j I'ittsburg 8.111 p. ru.
Altoii.1. AcroMMonATioa
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