SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 15, 1890.
TERMS.
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to advances $2.00 if not paid is adraoce.
Transient advert iaemaula tnaerted at 60
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Traoaiaot baainaa notice in local cut
inui 10 eenta pT Una for each insertion.
Deductions will ba made to thoao desiring
to advertise by tha Taar, half or oaartrr
year.
Everybody Come.
G. V. DeUmater, Louia A. 'NYs,
tr?s and Thomas J. Stewart with a
xm:ubr of othar citizens ami speak
ers will visit MiiBintown.
Monday, October 27. 1M90.
X meeting will I held in the
Court House, at 2 o'clock. 1 M..
iUarp, on which occasion the issues
of the Jay will be discusaeil bv the dis
tinguished party. Every bodyjcome.
Carl F. EapEsscHADE
Chairmau.
SHORT LOC.1LS
Vote the lVpubliean ticVat for bet
ter times.
The chestnut crop is rvporie I fair
to miJIicg.
Street lamps are being pat up bv
private citizens in town.
The Tenchera Institute will con.
veue on the 24tb day or November.
Mrs Sarah Birtley has returned
from a visit to relatives in Reading.
M-itt. I. Allison ha9 gone west to
visit his brother Charles in Chicago.
For Bale. A good two seated
carriage, with pole and shafts. Call
at this office.
Wm. li. McCahan and Daniel Fish
air, have beeu awarded, each a ptn
siou. "
We have a full line of overcoats,
from light to heavy atorm at bottom
prices. Ilollubaugh & Sbon.
A fourteen year old girl in York
Pa., has beeu arrest ad for house
burning IU1 parents bad children.
If you want the latest style Hat,
you can get it at
HoUobuugh A. Son's, Fatterson, Fa.
If you want to give a cert-tin kind
of th lK-mnrr:u-y a chill, sav Atkm
son. they'll shiver instantly and cry
out ijuiniue.
Merohant Schott has returned
from New York, where he purchased
a large new atock of good fur his
stor s.
Ltturit report from thd Xwrr.n
Hamiltou Ctuipmeeting ground is '
that iu the artesian well, both oil :
and gas is found. j
Johu H.u-kenberger of Fermanagh j
township, was called to Lancaster j
connty to attend the fuutral of his
mother last wvk. j
Walter S uith grand sn of G. W.
Smith of this town, bought a A x k
of sheep in Fulton county, last week'
aud brought them t. JutiiaU. j
The la! Kitat-K-s have ln en struck I
some black Iisea. that has sore
du. a.1 the yield that there will 1 I
few potatoes in the market this sea-!
an. j
-V-asur's taken, suits ordere1, and j
a perrect nt guarantee-! at
HuII.ihaugh A Son's. Patterson, Pa.
TLe latest despatch from Ireland!
is mar potatoes are plenty and that
ther ran be delivered in F.nplan.1 for
il2."0 a ton. Vote the Republican
ticket.
iV-Iaraater, will bi in Mitttintown
on the 27th dav of this month, com
to town and take vour next frnvernor i
by the hand. Vote the Republican
ticket.
Mrs. David Weaver of Walker
township, died last Thursday night,
aired CO rears, one month and ! davs.
Interment on Saturday in the Weav-'
er grave yard.
Captain Skinner, skinned J. A.
Gundy out of the Congressional nom
ination. Skinner will hear some
thing from Union county. Vote the
Republican ticket.
Ties, Bark and Txcust Posts taken
in exchange fr Clothing, at
Hollobaucrb A Son's.
Patterson, To.
Last Thursdav night a company
of ! young people enjoyed a straw j
ride to jicAiistervnie, ami while
there were the guests of Miss Mable
Davis.
Jeremiah Loudenslagr of Dela
ware township bought a lot of cattle
in the vicinity of Burnt Cabin last :
week anil drove them to Delaware!
township for sale.
In six mouth after this the busi
ness of the countv will be on its feet.
and every department of industry
will be in a move thrifty condition
under tbe nest tariff law.
Rev. Philip Oraif started for Cali
fornia on nionday, to preach for a
congregation that has extended a
call"to him. He has not accepted the
call but will preach a while for them.
Rfv. D. K. Freeman, of Iluntingnon
while assisting to move a stove at his
residence, last Wednesday, sprained
his bock to such an extent that a
doctor was summoned to relieve the
injury.
A number of citizens in Walker
township, have deemed it proper to
TiiMili a notice to all persons not to
tresspass on their lands for the pur
pose of hunting. See notice in an
other column.
The horse and mule protection
company in this county numWr over
two hundred members. A horse
thief with this many horse owners
searching for hini will have little
chance of escape.
Rev. Mr. Henderson will le inMa'l
ed pastor of Westminster Presbyter
ian congregation on tbe evening of
the 23rd. present month. Revs.
Davenport. Campbell and Lewy will
conduct tbe ceremony.
From the Franklin county Repos
itory : Skinner i to go to Congress
to pass tbe liorder Raid Bill. How
does he expect to do there what he
failed to do in onr own State Legis
lature, Vote for Atkinson.
A new industry promises to take
hold among Tioga ccuntr farmers.
Simeon Davit, a Blossburg gardener,
raised several large bunches of peal
nnts the past season and intends to
go imo me Dusiness extensively next
year.
Mrs. J. H. McAlisfer, will sell at
subiic sale, in her residence in this
town, on Saturday October 18, 1890.
Farming implements, a buggy and
harness, a sleigh cnqenter tools and
other articles to numerous to men
tion. Sale at 1 o'clock P. M.
Itch, Mange, and scratches on hu
man or animals cured in 30 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary L tion. This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Iruggistn. Mifflintown. Nov. 6.
Miss Ella Pannabaker is now in
New York City to re stock her store
on Ma;n street in Pattejson with a
full line of finery f..r Ladies. Misses
an.l Children. She will bring with
her wintor hats and bonnets in taste
ful styles. Call and see her stock.
"Mrs. Helen BotJer. widow nfR
Ja. W. Bosler and well known
throughout the
denly on the 5th at her residence,
near Carlisle, aired r.T su
bmit Bosler Memorial Hall for Dick
inson Allege. She. leave an estata
worth OTer $1,000,000."
Already the question is lwing asked
an aroun.l if Mur.ner is to be sent to
Congress expressly to work for the
Border Raid claims. It is a certain
foreshaddowing of the presentation
of rebel war claims for payment out
or me national treasury. Vote
the safe side, vote for Atkinson.
on
"ffer special inducements in
Ladies and ttentlemeu 's fine shoes,
every pair guaranteed.
Hollobaugh A; Son.
Skinner is the candidate of tbe
Democracy for Legislature in Fulton
county, and the candidate of the
Democracy for Congress in this the
ISth Congressional di.tnct. It is a
wonder he is not a candidate for all
the other offices in his county and
district. Vote the Republicau ticket.
Did you hear from Idaho ? 2,500
republican majority. Did von bear
from Wyoming ? 3000 republican
majority Did yon hear from Ver
mont ? 12,000 republics majority.
Did you hear from Maine ? 20.000
repiiVican majority. Oct ready to
hear Crt.OOii rapublicau mi j irity in
Pennsylvania
When the Democrats had a chance
to nominate a fanner for Congress
in this district they failed to do it.
Politicians ran their Congressional
Conference and downed farmer J.
A. (lundy an.l nominated a Skinner.
Skinner will want to buy a wh. le
drug sWe of (uinine after 'the elec
tion. Vote the Republican ticket.
Forty five yearn ngo Rev. Dr. RTatn
ill. IX D , lecame the preacher of a
Prfsbitei-Ian chargo-in Center Co.
Th- ch nrch has alwavs been loyal to
him. Only two of the generation
of mc-mlers that greeted him when
h first appeared among them re
main. The Dr. asked permission of
Presbytery to resign the charge last
waek.
The Democratic Freetrade party
was defeatud ij Congress in its elT.'rt
to iirc vent the passage of aprotective
tariff bill. The tarilTbill passed (in
gress - thanks to the Republican
party and now the deprased condi
tion of the business will gradually
pass awiy an3 better times come to
bless the industry of the people.
Vote tha Republican ticket.
English Spavin Liniment removes
all H:,rd, Sft, or Calouwed Lunis
and Blemishes, from horses. Blood
Soavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney,
Ring-bone, StinVs.Sprailis, all Swol
len Throats, Coughs, Ac. Save $Z0
bv the use of one lxttle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cure
ever known. Sld by L. Banks A
C , Druggists, Mifllintown. Nov 6
There are a great many folks who
will have a large crop of green tema
tocs on their hands this fall, owin
to tne earley frosts. We wtild sug
gest that if the vines jre pued up
and laid on a pile and then covered
with straw they will ripen almost as
quickly and as thoroughly as though
the sun w as pouring upon them daily.
Huntingdon Journal.
Jerenrah Sarver who during a
nnmlier of years past, live.i on the
Jacobs farm near town, died, of
heart disease last Sun lav evening,
after an illness of ten dayp, aged
Ct years. He was a soldier agsiiist
relellion. Tbe post held a meeting
in his honor on Monday evening and
select -d pall liea-'ers.
Intfriucnt on
Tuesday, in Church Hill grave-yard.
From the North American : A
sturdy-looking chap who was old
enough to know what he was about
went into the Orphans' Court yester
day, and after telling Clerk Bird that
his wife had been dead just two
weeks got a licence to marry agaiu.
The :um said he had no ehii-lic.i, but
explained that he wis in a hurry to
resume being a husband, a he had
got used to it. The clerk wouldn't
give away the name. Vote the Re
publican ticket.
The finest line of Gent furnishing
goods in tbe county, at
Hollobaugh A Sns, Patterson, Pa.
A large portion of V:i-l nt s pow- i
dr mill was blown to a'oms
on the 7th inst , about three
o'clock in tha afternoon. The shock
was like the shock of an earthquake
at.d was felt a distance of 40 miles.
It was an explosion of 12 tons of
, ' i , i : 1 '.
1
:oW'!er. iweniv uwnnn; uou.-e m
the neitrhl"rhrol were blown to
pieces by the force of tho concussion.
Thirteen men were blown into frg
mn and arbiter J far and wide
Tha b'J Jie3 of three wh"! dead in-n
wre found. The shok al.trmed the
people in Philadelphia.
Ski'iner was in the Liejislature,
and what did he amount to in t.
tinj; the Border KaiJ Claims
tt,i-nTi.li This is wht His ellort
m.tnnrpLl Ou lilfl nii-Miiiii i',vu.i,in.u.
. . . 1 . II imil nnil
v ... r,;.n.i. f th llinlw Ht 1
.-ow inn 1 l - - -
Claims men sav lie is the mart to
sen.l to ConTes to pet the Claims
throu-'h
It.ithev ei!ct 111 in hi
to
ir.
la riim through bv somo Ii
cus roens wavs ? Congressman At -
kioson prnses no sneaking game
on the Uonier Claims biisinetw. He
proposes that all the transactions
'l.mi... .i.; V,.ht f d -v.
v
and for that reason has pn.iose l to
Jjave the question brought out of
Committee and placed on the floor
f Cngress where its merits and
dement icay hi teen and learned
ut an
On Sunday forenoon Oct. 5, the
large bank.Wn on the farm of Georo-a
Hoffman in Reed Twp., Dauphin Co
, - ore irom some
unknown cause and was totally de
stroyed with nearly all its contents.
I be tenant on the farm. John Wolf
gang, loses besides his farming imple
ments, about 25 ton. a"kf line "1 Ail
bushels of wheat, 2C5, bushels of
u""'.w "nstiels of poUtoes, some
rye timothy eeed, olover seed and
1 J hogs about ready to kilL On
horse was badly burned but the re-t
of the horses and cattle were saved.
All li,8 harness, wagons, roajr, mow
er, hay rake, threshing machine, Ac,
rere burned. The building was
partially insured, and there was also
some insurance on the perscnal prop
erty and crops.
The Lewistown Gazette says : Pat
tison is touring the state in a social
palace car with a lot of atta,..it.
Delamater has leen going from place
to place in the Jregular cars of the
common people without any display
whatever. That's ths difference be
tween the two men. and if the situa
tion was reversed the democratic
ring organ of this county would be
working it hard for its candidates,
but as it is it has never oncn otnV,..!
Cider is selling at 25 cents a
gallon in the Big Valley An
admirer of Atkinson tells it in this
way. Well, Lou Atkinson has made
tho nomination for Congress again.
Bully for Lou. Hope he mn have
the biggest majority in November
that ever he had, as he has made a
good officer tried and not found
wanting. We knew Lm wiien he
was a boy reading medicine, with Dr.
Bowers in Newton Hamilton, and lit
tie did we think then we would ever
have an opportunity to vote for him
five times for congressman in succes
sion. " Potatoes are scarce and
are daily growing scarcer by rot.
" " The crop of cloverseed "about
Belleville is good. Near Deca
tur, Misa Minnie Luck got one of her
feet budly cut on a wire fence the
other day. V. D. St-.neroud, of
Kelly, has a patent potato raiser,
which is said to do its work well
From the Bloomficld Advocate of
l ist week : The r-Fideuc of Aaron
G. Sirauss, in Miller township, one
four;, h u,ile west of Tine Grove
Church, was burnt to the gjound on
Sabbath morning. About 7 o'clock
Mr. Strauss was returning from his
stable having kindled a lire in tl e
kitcLeu before starting out to feed
his stock, when hd discovered name
and oiuoke issuing from the garret.
The fire had gained such heal way
that it was i.ipoSMll to savu the
building, but the furniture with t'ie
exception of $10 w.irih wa? rein va 1.
A defective Hue whs the ca ise of the
ti'e 'Ihere m an insurance of
$1000 on tho b ii'diug. and ?20) on
the f.,rn;tnro Last S' urd-iv
evening at ha'f past seven o'ciock.
ihe duuilmg house nf K-ias Sh.p.
on tLo oh! Samuel Mjy.-r farm, tw.i
niiies north of LoysviiU in Sivil'.o
township, was discovered to be on
tire and was burned to the gro.jud
despite all efforis to quench the
the tUtnes The out buildings were
Faved. The building was iiiioccu
pied, bat would have loen tenanted
in a hort tuu-. Ti.e firo was of in
cendiary oii.in A carload of
red-wcher, mined on H. F. Smith s
propel ty. in Carroll towrehip, was
shipped from this joitit last week to
the pair t works at Carlisle.
Upwards of one thousand bushels of
pv tatows were shipped from Bloom
fi-tld. via the P. C. R. R, last week.
. F. Grbr, commissi' n merchant,
consigned 530 bushels to Wynn?t.
Ill , r.nd a carload of 330 bushels was
bought up by J. e . L-.ntz and
bv him to H.rrisb"irg.
Sent
Lecture-
How Si'Tcn Wuiiisn Take IIol.l of
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. ijiie .ian, or h l'laco 111 llis-
torv," is tin; sul)je-t .f a loot are that
'Rev. S. Milton Fn.st. 1. 1)., will le-
I liver iu tho M. E. CLuivli on Friday
evi-nin, October 24th, 1S!0. It will j
ie scriptural, liitorical, nmiisiu
ami instructive. Fur tli benefit f
tli lailies ail hocitty.
TicL-ts of Rilnii.ssiun lOcts. Ll-c-ture
bt-fins t 8 o'clock.
5EW DKl'ft sruiti:.
M. P. CllAWniRD, I'llAHMACJST,
lms oji-ncd a new tlriif t-r; in Mif
fliutowii siul Iihs in stock a full liiip
: of all 'kx1s k jt in a first class
Urujf slur. 1 lt KIKTIONS ACCrKATE
I.T coMrfirsuKD. Purity of infredi
ruts puaranteod. Tlo jiatrouajje of
tlie jul'li-r is rcsiH-ct fully solicited.
Ilciuocrat aul K-p;ist-r lnillin,
oj-j-xjsite Odd Follows Hall, Uriljje
strtet. tf.
Mammoth ruroltblogr
partnient
De-
AVe have devoted one ent:r sidnof
the store for furnUliinif ponlg as our
trade in this department has doubl
ed. AVhy f you will ask. Simply
1h cause wo havo tho largest stock
and positively the lowest prices ever
rra:ited for same coods in Juniata
?rnmtv Tf t-iiii nm in 1iimI nf ivre
neckwear, hosiery, umbrel'as, white
shirts, cardipun jackets, underwea-,
hats, caps, etc., you will find you cm
sav money by dealing with us aed
at the sme time yet relible -Kds.
Fkbi Meyers,
The Leading Clothier,
Mililiutown, Pa.
Tbe Co Iden Gate Ttun or (lie
Ienii3 lvaula Railroad
Preparations for the inaugural se
ries of persDUally-eondncted tours to
the Pacific Coast, under tho auspices
of th lVnnn' Ivania Itullroad, are
progressing, and a detailed outline
of fieir iscripe, routes, rates, aod con
ditions will be published at an earlr
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the
1 headwav lia been mada to indicate:
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tht the tours will surpass any sitni-
Isr pleasure trips Heretofore enjoyci
, lv lue peoine 01 m? rtern r'ai--s.
I bv the jeople of th? lvtste
! The st-ecial trains of Ptilln
lman Vcsfi-
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1 bu c, a.eeping, ana u.uii fiarswiu
j exemp'ify the lntost and best w. rk
of the Pullman shops. They w:U
mn through the California e n iick
time, deuver ng their paatsengt rs a
desirable points in the Golden State
and picking them up at the appoint
ed rendezvous for the return trip
Tourist Agents and Chaperons of
wide experience will conduct the
party and minister to their omfoit
in every possble way. Peculiariy
favnrable concessions will be granted
them by the railroads of the Pacific
Slope, so that movements may be
productive of the fullest pleasure at
the lowest cost.
These tours are the most ambi
tious attempts vet projected by the
Pennsylvania personally -escorted sys
tem to provide plea-inre tours of the
highest grade, and the traveling pub
lic may depend upon securing in
them the most perfect service.
The first tour will leave the East
lae iu January. It will be limited
to one hundred persons, and those
who anticipate an early spring outing
to the shores of the Paciliic should
plae themselves iu correspondence
at ones with Mr. J. R. Wood, Gener
al Pass- nger Agent of the Pennsvl
rani Railroad, Philadelphia.
4 .
Railroad Horse Thieves.
Five valuable horses were stolen
from a freight car on the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad iu Wilmington on the
aftaruoon of the 5th of October.
The train of which this car-load of
horses formed a psrt had stopped on
one of the sidings just outside the
city when a mm appeared w ho seem
ed to have rode on the traiu.
Ha approached the conductor, and
in a conlid-nt manner requested him
to unlock tho car, sayiug that several
of h s horses were sick, and he want
ed to see how they wero getting
aloag, and possibly to get a veterin
ary surgeon to look at thorn. He
asked him how long the car would
remain here, and made all prepara
tions for getting them out of the car
if he should find it ueo-si-arv.
The conductor unlocked the car
door and went away. The thief then
had his opj.ortunity. He took five
of th b;st horses, two iron grays
and three light bays, from the car
and snapped the door lock. Procur
ing a wagon and harness, he hitched
up one horse, and fastening the oth
ers to the back of his team, drove
away. Ho was been leaving the city
over the Philadelphia pike at about
five o'clock this afternoon.
The loss of the horses was not. dis
covered until the car reached Chest
r, Pa. Exchange.
HAVE lOU Mom TO DEPOSIT ?
ARE YOU A ISOKUOWEK I
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THE FIRST
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MIrTLIXJ.'OV, PA.
KOTJii ij:er cent.
PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money raced at Lowest Rates'
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Pii::.ai.' m 111A M.'.ntTs, O. tol, r 11,
1S0O. Vvneai l.u. -1, 94c to $1.08.
Corn ."tic Outs 11 to 17c. Hons
10c. Butter 1 j to COc Ej.'gM frbh
21 to 11: Aj los $2 73 to 4.50.
Q iinc-s $:J to G u burn-i. Crapes
10 lb ba-Lct 30c. Total esdiseascl
40 to 50c u bu.siiel S.unJ potators
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. . 'n mi. v unci av (1 u
n pound Oliiolitt lit iioc to 73 a
busbol. Cabbage at fcl.yli to $2 for
100 head.
Cinc A. o, Oct. 10. Car lie Re
ceipts, 11,000 head; sli pnicnt, 4000
heal ; market bteady ; steers. J2.7."
a4. 90 : cows, bulls and ni'xed, la2 -40;
Texas f:e if, $i.."5 ':t2.fs0 ; range
steers, $3nJ.Uo. Hojjs llecipts,
27,000 head; shipiaoi-is, 8000 head;
market weak and lort-r ; prime heavy
and butcher weights, $l4..r0; liht,
$3.90a4.40; j.i-rs, $j.7oa3.75. Sbeep
Receipts, 5000 head ; market firm
aril higher: Westerns, ?:3.70a4.45;
natives, $4ai.8o; Jaiuus, $4 35.i.".7o.
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4 DilNISrKAToK'H NOTICE.
Ettate of MEX0 R. QBERIIOLT7.KR,
tale f t)iuCiirt toicnship, dictated.
Letter e( Ailiiiinislratinn f.D tbe etate
of Mrnnu K Olit-rtnlizr, li-cet;J, Laving
hern printed to t:n llniicrsi.-ne l, m'l per
foin li-dcl ted to said c:t) arn rt-queated
to lujkr ivmeit. and IKik havtut cliiujs
to make llieaame Lnown wi'hotit d!ar to
SAMUEL B. WEAVER.
Administrator.
A!kinon it. Pt unell, A tt'vit. bep. 3,6t.
UDlTOii'S NOTICE.
; Estate of DAVID SHURTZ, deceased.
Tho undersigned a; pointed day tho Or
phan's Court of Juniata County, auditor, to
audit, M-tilu and adjuat the account nf Jon.
atban Kiner, administrator or Darid Sbuitz,
dt-casi-d, to pans upon all queMioua of 1 r
and fart mud to make diklribuiiou of the
aum ot $012 37 rcruaiiiiug in his bands :o
ai.d amorjff crrdiiors and others legally n
tit!i-d In the tame h. rf by gi'es notica that
he will meet all parties tor tbe purpose of
his ji!ulnjrn1 at his ollice in tho bor
ough ol lllflliutown on Friday tbe 17th
diiy of October. A. D., 1M90, between the
the hour of 10 A. M.. and four P. M-,
hen and where all )irtiea bavins; cltims
azainst sid fund luust preitetit theiu duly
proveu tir be forever ni-birrwl.
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Afior
September 20.
4t.
Trentpani Police.
All pentotis are h.-rehy cautione.! im.I to
trerkpass on U.e firm land and woodland ol
tbe undtr-ined iu Milled lownbbip, lor
tl.e j ur;iM hau inn, huntinic. Unbind,
picking berries, throning down leuce,rut.
tins; timber, it;. Tbe law agai:..-l tre..-.ptsi-lng
will be enlorccd.
Das iL Fishes..
t November 27, lbUO.
FOR rS AND
INFANTSINVAUDS.
"0EgjB.A 'frLJLs BOS
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Still a Kicking !
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Our Competitors are kicking because we took every
advantage that the markets afforded in the selection of our
SUPEBB SPRING END SUMMER STOCKt
They kick because they're left. Their kicking is the
strongest testimony that can be offered to
Our rxccllcnl stock and low prices.
Don't fail to examine
OUR GRAND DISPLAY
of New (Joods or you will miss
The Sight of the Season,
and if you miss that you will miss
bargains without a gairaliel
BOOTS JSTD SHOES,
SLIPPERS, RUBBERS,
OVEKSHO ES,
U 31 BR ELLAS,
TRUNKS AND SATCHELS,
-FOR EVERYBODY AT
G.W. HECK'S SHOESTORE,
ON BRIDGE ST.; M IFFLIXTWWX, 1'A.
every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF
THAT
TKTcvt to
ISTo :
run. mark
1i
UO LAiiKSERINC. CAN BE WIPED CLEAM IN A Ki;f.ZHTc
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
LLBRE
S00M wed:
Girls who use
SAFOUO are
S APOL.IO is one cf the best known city luxuries and each time a cake
is used an hour is saved. On floors, tables and painted work it acts like
a charm. For scouring pots, pans and metals it has no equal. If your
store-keeper does not keep it you should insist upon, his doing so, as it
always gives satisfaction and its immense sale all over the United States
makes it an almost necessary article to any well supplied store. Every
thing shines after its use, and even the children delight in using it ia
their attempts to help around tie house.
CARTER'Sl j
CURE
HdfM-hanr! nllT nit thetroub1 incl
dnt to a liliru ntat of thn wrrncm. such as
liuiit. .taut, DrowaineM, Iistrwa aftor
unr. I'ain In the Side. 4c While thir n.osi
mmarkaitw suoccas haa been abowa In aunng
HMda,. rrt Caitteb's I.ittijk Ltvrn Piixa
sr q:!-'ir T.lna I ia Vmtipstlon. runuy
and prvr ir.j thn annTineconnMaint. mhi!e
hr alto c r.. t all 'litfordVra of th atuxuaoh,
timuiatn tlie lirr-r and ngulat tho bowehf.
iuvea if thr only cured
Ache thr would be almost prleele to those
who ufTr from tbia diatreninr complaint:
ba fortunately their roodoas dna not and
her, and tha who once try them will find
thea little pills raltiable in so manr wars that
ttier will not b willing to do without tiicra.
But after all sick, nead
ACM
is the bane of so many Urea that bare in where
we make our rreat boast. Our iiiia cure It
while others do mt.
Carter s IjrrLi: lrrwtt Tillm are Tery small
and retry easy to take. One or two pills make
a d'Me- They are strictly ertable and do
not jrrine or punre. but by their pentle action
Slae all who ue them. In rials at 25 eenta;
for $1 . Sold eTerrwhere, or sent by xxi&iL
CA2712 1TE13X1 CO., Vr Tark.
IbBTilL itdllb. Lbl?r!
TMt ONLY
Perfect Subttitute -
for Mother' t Milk.
INVALUABLE
la Choum Infantum
AND TCCTHIMa.
A Quick If Assimilate Foot
roa Dyspeptics,
Consumptives,
Convalescents.
a Perfect nutrient
M ALL MABTINQ OiacAaca.
Rcauiaca NO COOKINO.
Kieea in All Climate a.
HE HO ft n t"". "Taa Oaxm
Ajm FiiDm of la.
rin mirinl ri ii Til anj ilili .
Doliber-Goodale Co.',
boston. Mass.
CAN BE RHLiED ON
gTijlt;2
to Iirool03r;
BEARS THIS MARK.
T
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h i i 1 so nn
3
QUICKLY MARRIED-
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF JIIFFLISTOWS, PA.
wrru
BKANCIJ AT FORT KOYAL.
j Stockholders Individually Liable.
T. VAN IRWIN, Cathicr.
MHECTOtS.
W. C. Poir.cr.iy,
T. V. Irwin.
Jof j,h Kihrok,
Philip M. Kej;Der,
Louia . AtkinflQD,
i'iji V. K. i ' t.
-.li K'-'h- xk,
V . Atki..-;i.
. C. IV.n .T"A,
"y Kiirtr. J,r.
In Ilt-ricVr.
Annie X. -"t.. 'V5
J-.ttp 11. lrwltt,
K. R I'irk
. T1ji... k'.ii Jr
T. V. Irwin.'
JitMtth H .rton,
i:..l.rt H. p.:t. rson,
: M
i J.
CI,
J.
i r.
Li. M. Bhiir,
W. M. PtrnrU,
muel S. Ro!.nk.
t-a;
TLree ar.rt Four y-r cvi.t ii.t..r. .1 uill b
( liid v.t crrtll'calr. i.I il.
jail a?, 1H 0 !
Caallon Notice.
Tbe ondrriKned,citiiri:r a of Wt ker Ta p ,
JudUU connly, Pa., I.ereby ciution all p-r-aona
uot to trwiptM n tl eir lana for thu
purjptae f bunting : John A. GafaitiH-r,
Christ Mn-jrr. Calvin Man nrtfr, J.jhu F.
Bahr, Darid Diven, Sarooel Anker, Cjrua
Sieber, SeUt Kerchoer, WUliam Clack.
1890
FALL AND WINTER SEASON
MEYERS'
t. STOCK OF CLOTHING
look through this vast aggregat.on of merchandise. You can t empTov a
few minutes more profitably. Ton may not buv on vonr first Z i but
you will surely leave onr establishment' impressed with the bntfiVS to bo
derived frcm patronizing us. Yon wll sei the largest We,, Suit and
Men s Overcoat Department in tl e conntv. Our gintic store i, 1 t.raUy
hned with counters and each connter loaded higL with the neatelt ob'est
fmanr T" f M"n'S Cl'- bew'- t'h " mo.t
marked at a lower price than any other house can name.
NOTE THESE SPECIAL PRICES:
$10 for Men s Nobby Business Suit., Sack and Frock Style- -iH wool
Matures8- 111 J" M S Ch
Mixtures. $11 for Men s Imported Cassimre Business and Dress Suits
m Stock and Frock Styles. 12 for Men s celebrated Black Scotch Cheviot
omtaHor Z led onal suit. 5 fl,r monfi estra fine cut
Albelrl?vl V,mPrt-AdreS8 6U1,t8' in Sact C"T, Frock, and Prince
nntn L 7 m CtU nrm ldeJL of the "silence of th. barmina
verv lite t6eei EW" i Fall Overcoats. We havo the
11? a f ' 1CeSt 1ni nobb,tsst tnngsand a saving of monev is guar
anteed to every purchaser. If you want to leave you? measure "for -first
2 lllU ' "P"?? -Verf,at T a Paif f troUsers kt a outlav of mon-
Suits at $10. Hundreds of meus suits at 4, $5, (J, $7 and $7.50.
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
Boys' Clothing we confidently believe is worn by three out of everv
r ,v Si EsPeence has taught careful oha.rvers that our
outlast thi f ,9t l-b0Htf0rmoneyti- Our Bovs suits at
ne, fnd tiiv Fx T PF U clh""' our 5 goods will look
the Urlli l' H EsaU1,?e hyh? Our M.ock of childruns clothing is
or S 'a tLefOUDt-v an1 J varied. Mothers, vou want clothing
tVhnth Y T TDt VaIne fr :'Ur m"r': you caS
, ,'J :C l,1"--?1 an'' bPt of uildreua clothing in the
rattling goods 6U. S at $1.7.1, better at and still better at ?2 25 and
f". f bouseVUy8.m K,lch quantities that we do: no house carries such
from To to ' D. UL,Se 6el,B at HUCL ,OW We -3u all
from 10 to 20 per cent.; that is the main buying point, where vou .t the
biggest value for the leust money. Our Htork of Spriu (Overcoats com
brand8vtrn ch' ratL ""r 8t?k f wW (hercos large and nob
by and verp cheap, Come and examine.
OVERCOATS.
Our stock this fall is superb. Constant effort succoeds. W aro mak
ng improvements every season. Tbe newest novelty tbi se.so, tut
"U1 Yrc,.,at w,th ltH'h P fieam.
here at urices to suit m1! s tn ... 1
1 ' . . , nun oi. Anese coats inu-it 10 sucn to
be appreciated Mens Ulsters, or Storm Cat in black, U aud fancy
Shetlands, black and i r.f.,,ll..u a t- 1. .... ' ' . JH
1 . - " ."i.ni:ii iiisu x r ezes, rancr 'i ikvintu
and cashmeres, at $5, and .G. X0 such values in , !, ':
me countv.
Visit our Hat department. Exclusive styles in nobby -ood,
JNO bouse in thia nntmlv .. 1.
... , : .u 1- ""'
bouirht in lart'br lnfa ih.n li.
v,, . 1 V. J
thing we sbovr. Can you wonder at
FERD MEYERS,
THE LEADING CLOTILIEIl-
MIFLXINTOWN. lV.
1805, ESTABLISHED, 1889
Special Invitation To The Public
To attend the Attractive bale of Clothing that goes oh daily
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OK
D. W. HAELEY.
It will he
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invert to examine the Stock ef (iu-ls lor
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Price.;.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, uo ilon't fail
to give. him a call if in need of Clothing
I). W. II A R L E Y
MIFFLINTOWN IPl.
IT I A FACT WELL KNOWN THAT Yv K 1JATK
The Largest Stock
OF
HARDWARE UN
3uildir.gIlardware was liever ko low as now,
XAII.S LUCKS, IllXCtS Kt.. C i:)IE.T, I'l.ASl lJH,
ill fact evtrvthiuj,' in tlic Hardware Line inclutling House Furnish iu- fioHu
WALL PAPEK, LIiDS, fcc5
Are .TN'ow Sold at llottoui Price ly
FRANCTSCUS HARDWARE & CO
SPUING AND SUMMER G00US.
I would inform tbe public tbat I have
now io mj new millinery atore at my place
of residence on Water atreat, Mifflintown,'
aerond door from corner of Bridge street,
a fa!: atock ef Spring and Summer millinery
Kooda, all new, and of tbe lateat stylua. ,
and baring employed firht cla! milliner'
lam prepared to supply tbe public with '
everything found in Orntclaas milliner
tore, come and examine tcy atock. I ;
coDaidcr it no trouble to ahow goods. )
MRS. DEIHL. I
March 22-(j7,l.T. !
1891
Kverv known " fashionable shade is
u.o - , ' snaje is
- .. .v
u tiur jirices m I iiilorwexr ' v
1 1 . I'Tsmr. v e
concern; we pai l spot ens 1 for everv-
our ability to undersell aUcUpetl-
THE COUiNTY
a EEKTS WiXTEO 7". - rffi.'Ss VKFTTi
WANTED-AGENTS
TO .SOLICIT OltUKR I OK rR
A TREES, SHRUBS. YiKES, tc.
"'-i f'?J"'8?rt'Wif'i.l
".V--'' "' . U..'i. to .
3it- v. -,-.
fJL. STEADY WORK
For U.jnent, Ii.d3itri(.a S?a.
WvV " .Z
B.C. CHASE li. Co..'Pi I L t.., PA.j