KNTINEL & REPUBLICAN MIFFLINTOWvl WED3ESDAT. OCT. 22. 189Q. TERMS. Sobecnptioo, 1JS0 per annum tf paid !k advance; S'i.OO ft aot paid ia advaac Truiitat adverttaeiaeota inserted at 60 nta P" inch fur each insertion. Transient bnsineea notices Id local Col in, 10 iwu prr Una for aach Inaortioo. iWoctlona wlU ba Bad. to tfcoee 4airla advertiee by tha yaar, half or -.Barter Everjbdy Cme. O. W. Di.lnaa.ter, Louie A. WV trea and Thoruaa J. Stewart with a uutuber of othor tiena and apeak era will vitiit Uifflintown, Mondat, Oc-roBza 27. 1890. A meeting viil h held ia the Court IIoe, at 2 o'clock, P. JL, aharp, on which occaaion the iaaaea of the Jj will be diecussed bv the die-tiu-un.hed party. Everv bod j coma. CaBX F. EaPESSTHASB, Chairman. SHORT LOCALS. Captain McGeenan of Parry Co., waa in town on Saturday. Jacob Tbora.-w ia the bos dealer in cattle and aheep in Juniata. Hon. James North ia enlarging hia dwelling house) on Main atreet. Foa Sal. A good two aeated carriagv. with pole and shafts. Call at thia office. Foa Saix. A lot of damaged po tatoes that will make good hog feed. Call at thia office. Communion aerrices will be held in the Center Lutheran church on Sunday. October 26. J. II. Simons, is having a commod ious porch built to the front of hia Cherry street residence. ' A colored orator held forth in the Court Hon on Friday evening in the ciuibe of teuipfrance. The Sun .f Vctrrans held a Fes tival on Friday and Saturday even ing in Hollobaugii hall. The wild geese have been driven out of the north bv the cold and are - a the wing southward bound. Lewia Hall, confined in Lewistown tur noting, escaped by climbin ! e yard wall several evenioga ago. F. H Meloy, of Patt.rson, and ti I, lteale, of Tusrarora are fat-burg attending U. S. Court D. in a .1 Mm. Frederick EapeDschade,haa restock l his store with new goods of his vn Meleetion in eastern business - -.ters. Ex (Kiiemor Pattison, with his -.tech runkere will be in MitHiutown n SturJav Octolar 23. Vote for i vltuiinter. lr. MoNight. of Pennsylvania Col- iTf of Gettysburg preached in the Lutheran church on Sunday and Sjoday evening. L' rue to town next Monday after . at 2 o'clock and shake hands ..L the uext governor. Vote the U.-puLlicuu ticket. Skiuner is running for two offices, f'.r Legislature in Fulton county, tr.A f, r Congreaa, in this the 18th (.' u-ieshional district. Jirues lLMj!lio the Republican r tixlidate for county treasurer, i.was lier. ia a pleitaant citizen, and iil make a competent Treasurer. The annual County Commissioners' (' invention will meet this year in Willi -arusport on Tuesday, November llth Vote the Republican ticket. Xmty bushels of buck-wheat frra tw and a half bushels of seed. Who cm beat that ? That ia what Com tuiioner Hower raised thia aeason. R. H. Odell, pn of the three men, who Seuator Emery chargea with hiving received $1,300 from Delama ter as a bribe says the charge is cot true. The Liverpool Sun says: Many of our farmers complain of potato rot. While the yield of the late crop in .jm cases is good the complaint of the rot ia general. Itch, Mange, and scratches on bu Usa ur animals cured in 30 minutes by M'uolford's Sanitarv Lotion. This neve r fail. Sold by L. Banks &. Co., Druggists, Mifilintown. Nov. 6. The American Mechanics of Thompsontown had a supper last Thursday nisrht in honor of going in to new quarters. A number of the ord-r from this town wre attend ance. Philip Kauffman, and Sirs. Kunff ruan. who some years ago moved to IHckcnion county Kansas, are now visiting friends and relativee in this county having arrived here last Saturday. Cantain Barclay democratic candi date for the office of Secretaey of In ternal nffairs will be at the station with Mr Pttison next Saturday. Pr1,fina ihn Cartain can tell his hearers something about lotteries. Mrs. Esther A. Seipple, and niece 'I kh Minnie TriPDle of Safe Harbor, l.-incaster, passeil last week in Joni .'s. visit inj at Bvron L. Shuman's i.uuilv and other friends. Mrs. Shuman and Mrs. Seipple are aisters- r n,,n.Kan Harlev has re- , . .i tw nr naw .l.thinc suita i ! fnr t),a aeaion. He has bad limn vn aTiwtriance in the cloth I has a line of irooda i suit tha rwvrla of Juniata. Call tid st'e him. Senator IMamater, with his comp- will be here next I.".n.l Fv..rvlnxlv come to town. Start tli tii'u cm be in town by 10 oVWU- lfnrnoon. Give a day ti- u. va ni imwrnor. and shake . . - . - t - Lands with hioi. Ttnbiaon of the U. S. avv, left on Sunday night under ordera to report to the commander of the man of war Boston in New York Hrhr The Boston belongs to the inn..lrnn of Evolution UndoT s T. T vU cordi1 option in aU r iue county. far Prothonotar, mik.a frienda whereerer be goeS 1IM will malr- . . . .. 0 obhmne Pro- thuootary. a ,5! Va, of Maryaville re visiting of Patterson. ms liesa PennaH Mra. Rebecca Sieber, wife of Oid on Sieberof Fertnana-h township die,! on Sunday of BrighU' diaeas of the kidneys. The ereamery waa atarted on Mon Jy. It ia a anug affair, with all the lateat improvements and nnder the m -.inurement of Mr. HaJtam.r. 1 prove itself a great good for the eera- muuirj. Squire a B. Horning rontractcr fox the buileUng of Laop'e house rushed the building fast week tvnenjver, the nun ceased and a atr-ak of aun shine earns the work waa harried forward. Mr. Caldron, son of klichaal Cal dron, of Walk.r township had a tu mor of six years growth, taken from hia head one day lat week. The op eration was succoaafuUy performed by Dra. Lunen and W. H. Banks. Juniata Tribune. Joseph O. Long of East Salem waa in town oa Friday with tha model of a railroad car coupling that ia readily worked by a lever. Mr. Long a in vention removea the necessity of a man reaching Utween cars to fasten or unfasten the coupling. Governor Pattiaon and his party of orators, when thav come to Juni ata next Saturday will be in a great er hurry than the time when he came to uproot the Soldiers Orphan School at McAliatersville. Ho will arrive at the station at 10.25 A. M aod remain 30 minutes for band shaking and speech making. Euglish Spavin Liniment removes all Hard. Soft, or Caloused Lumps and Blemishes, from horses. Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Swetner, King bone, Stifles, Sprains, all Swol len Throats, Coughs, Ac. Save $50 by the use of one bottle. Warrant ed the most wonderful blemiah mr. ever known. Sold bv L IUnt. Jl- t V W-v . - VAi., Aruggists, Mifflintown. Nov 6 CAatrtaait Charleu. Tr.V John, you can eo home W A. l need you. Uncle and I have decid ed to run this campai-rn ourselves. Chairman John Oh! bnt what am I to do ? Chairman Charley Well, we hav 'nt considered that. Probably we'll let you carry the jug around the week bafure the election. DeUruater and Pattison will h-th 1 at Carlisle on the name dv this week, and the Douiocratic chairman wanu-d to hve te two candidates indulge in a joint discussion from the same platform. Blood will te.l. Delamater refused to epeak oa the platform with the man who permitt ed his campaign to be conducted alcng the lines of personal abuse. From the Liverpool Sun : On the other side of the Mahontonga moan taii . not many mile from Mt. Car meL is a treacherous spot known as the '-(Quicksands. Last week a cow got into the trup and all attempts to get her out proved fruitless. She w-nt down to join 11 others, who had passed tbe same way before her. 1 Just before tbe sands covered her she was shot by the owner. Within a short period the treasur ies of half th States in the South have been plundered by defaulting State treasurers : by Vincent of Ala bama ; by Polk of Tennessee ; by Tate of Kentucky; by Burke of Louiniana ; by Nulan of Miss uri 1 by Hemmingway of Mississippi, jnst con. victod. and by Archer of Maryland. Pennsylvania never lost a dollar. Vote the Republican tick t. There are thousands of henest men in the Democratic party, but the Dem ocratic party as an organization has been against the best interests of the I TaL w;t,; ,-f. -:. at.-... bellwn and free tra le. had its advo- raieaand ita aoldiera Slaverv . dead, but its twin relic of slavery davs free trade lives and is advo cated by Democratic leaders. Vote for Dularoater. We have the pleasure of acknowl edging the receipt of program of graduating exercises of the 23d claws of Prickett college of Commerce of Philadelphia, Thursday evening Oc tober 23, 1890, with cards of admis sion. H m. Jobn Field will preside. Rev. Dr. Morris will deliver the an nual a Mresa. Col. A. K. Mcdure will address the graduates. Hon Isaac A. Sheppard will present the pr.zes. The Newport Ledger of the 17th instsavs: A dasta-dly outrage wns attemuttd on the 13-year old daugh ter of L. C. Moore, of Tuscsrora tow usbln. while on her way home fenm h-'iik.I Tuesdav eveniucr. M.i Moore attends Bchool in MiUerstown and walks to and from her home a distance of ab-ut two miles, part of the way through woods, daily. bile passing through the woods she was accosted by a heavy est man !out 30 vears of age, presumably a tramp. and was drugged into the bushes. The tramp was scared by bcrootcriee before he accomplished his fiendish work. The Democrat and Register is busily engaged at throwing mu. -v Hertzlcr for no reason except, mat Hertzler is electioneering for himself. There is nothing in that kind of sbuse for the Democrat and Register, for mud slingers help the man the mud it thrown at. If Hertzler had done a dishonorable act m private or political life, such an Ret would be a proper subject for newspaptr con sideration. but Mr. Hertzler s record Ls a good one, and calling him names not alur mm. ai r . l,at hurl them at him, anl makes votes for Hertzler. Hrrtz'er. Vote for From the P-rry county Freeman : There are some farmers we dont 1 nnmaraoi they are who 1. . ,,rienced considerable loan. owing to tbe extensive potato rot. m. nf the tubora look well when taken out of the ground, but soon f rot. Henry Foust. aged 83 year, and iii.nioi.th., t i. f Serine township, died Z The residue, of hia daughter artha Robinson, with whoi& h"hTi made hia home for several rears, in Port Royal, Juniata county,' and wa buried at Landisburg on Tuesdav of iasi woe, tie had been a member 01 Mt lempey Lodge, L O. O. F. ebout fiftv years. BothShuman and McCahan, Re publican candidates for County Com missioner were in town last week If the signs of the dav are not at fault they will both be "elected. They both are representative men of the interest of the people. Mr. Shu man is a farmer and has a compre henaive knowledge of what is needed by an agricultural people. Mr. Mc Cahan in addition to being a farmer is a carpenter, and as a practical knowledge of the mechnics arts ia one of the things, groatly needed by the board of Commiaaionera his knowledge in that department will be of great value and service to the county. Vote for Shuman and Mc Cahan. Advertised list of letters uncalled fer remaining in the Post Office at Miffliatown IV, for the week ending Oct. 18, "90. Persons calling for mail in this list will plea say thev are advertised. Letter.- Mr. Em urn-d Brown, Mr. G. W. Dollinger, Mr. John Folger. Mr. John Bahr, Mra. Mary Morsel. Misa Bertha PatU-rson, Mr. W. F. Salkeld. Mr. W. a Thom-- Jamea McCauley, P, M. A correspond at of the Newport Ledger, writing from Milleretown mentions. Thursday night of last week a thief drove to Wm. Kipp's corn field, out along the '-race ground,- husked a bag full of corn carried it away. The horse was bitched to the fence while the husk ing waa being done, and chewed the topmost rail in the bare. The thief thoughtfully changed the upper and lower bars that the chewing would not be noticed. Suspicion rests on a certain man. and if he mnnti K. theft he will find somathing else out. This from the Mifflinburir Tele graph: The re-nomination of L. E. Atkinson for Congress by the Re publicans of the Eighteenth district was tbe best thing to do under the oircumstances. Six of the seven counties in the district presented candidates all good men, to be sure and each, after Franklin ao fool ishly left the conference, insisted on the nomination of their man. The good sense of the conference was cor ralled earlv in the fight, and, as all of the candidates could not be nominat ed, the man who had the most exper ience was selected, which is a good thing for the district. Dr. Atkinson is a ma of ability and he will carry his district by a large majoritv. The next Congress ought to be Re publican. It is not to much to as aert that tbe retnrn of tbo Democrat ic party to power in that body would be a public misfortune. A number of measures of the greatest import ance will succeed in case the Repub licans are in tbe maioritv. and will he either ignored or slaughtered in caee tha Democrats are in the ma I jority. The Democrats are makioi' j a nam ngni co gam control or the next Congreba. and Republicans shcald keep awake and let no Re publican diatrict be lost. Dr. Atkin son, the Republican nominee of this the lSth district should therefore receive the vote of evry Republican in it, and no Republican who lovra bU party and valu-s his party iiin- ciplea, can aliord to vote against him. One of the most amusing specta cles in the present campaign is tie wild attacks of Chairmau Charley up on Congressman Atkinson. Con scious of the fact that the Doctor haa been and is popular at home, and that every day he is gainiug strength, the young chairman like a madmm dashes out his poor brains against the wal!s of political detiny. Every time Dr. Atkinson haa been tbe can didate of the Republican Party for Congreas, his friends aod neighbor in this county, without reca-d tv party affiliation Lave giv.n him th,lf 'fferage-. In 18S2 when first elected, Jun:ata gave bun the nnex- 1 -.... r oti TV"" J " V . votes over -uogejn.imm.1 OI Franklin county; and in every congressional election since that, his vote in the cjunty was unprecedented. His great populari ty here, maintained against some of tbe best of Juniata's sons in previous! political contests 19 one of the ele ments of hia atreugth in tho district, and contributes no little to bring about hia re nomination at every Rs publican conference. Dr. Atkin'u, it can be truthfully, sid is tiot nn grsteful to bis mt.j friends iu Lis nstive county, for what they have done, and he has more than once in our presence, expressed his apprecia tion of the loyalty of Juniata to him The insane attacks of Chairmau j Charley at this time, upon tbe per-! sonal character and public record of Dr. Atkinson, are to say the laast, very funny. Known as he is, by ev ery voter ia the val'ey, hia personal . 1 . i t 1 : ctraier aoovo repmacn. kdi uis public record honorable aal cons's tent, tho effects of the political nov itiste Chairman Charley to alienate the Doctors friends are extremely lu dicrous. Bnt Chairman Charley is by no means personally disinterested in the result of this Congressional contest. Rumour has it tbat he is to be well rewarded, and it is for this reward, these wild insane attacks are made Lt all of Dr. Atkinson's friends stand firm, and we bespeak for him a larger majority than ever before. . a a Peach Trees for Sale. The nnderaigned wishes to inform the public of Juniata Co., tbat be has purchased the entire stock of one year old peah trees, formerly be longing to Henry L. Smith and J. E. Jamison in" Fayette township. Parties wishing to plant peach trees will do well by corres ponding with the undersigned be beforo buying elsewhere. Stock is strictly first class. S. F. Hxme, Cocolamua, Juniata Co.. Pa. "Pursuant to previous announce ment a number of funnera who have farms for sa'.e. met at the dacoDs House. Miffliutown on Saturday. Menno S. Esh was chosen president, and H. H- Snyder, secretary. Great interest was manifested and the cub- ject in Land was discustseai at Ieugth. On motion the meeting adjourned to meet again on Thursday. Oct 23, 1890, at two o'clock, P. M.. at the same place for the purpose of form ing a permanent organization. All are requested to attend." Public Sal. The administrators of the estate of T. H. Gilson, dceaseL will sell at public sale at the residence of the decedent in Spruce Hill township, on Fii lay, October 31. 1890. Five horses, one buih a brood sow, three milch cows, six young cattle, four fat hoes, twelve aheon and a f.i't lino ,( farming utensils and machinery. 2t Mammoth Furnishing; partmcat- De- We have devoted one entire sidanf the store for furnishing goods as our ira ie in this department has doubl ed. WhV Tnil will act- (Sininlw because we have the largest stock and positively the low. granted for same goods iu Juniata county. If you are in need of gloves, neckwear, hosiery, umbrellas, white shirts, cardigan jackets, underwear. nais, caps, etc, you will find you can save money by dealing with us and at the same time get relible goods. tkbd Meters, The Leading Clothier, Mifflintowu, Pa. A Cur Tor Constipation Sick. Headache. and Dr. Silas Lane while in the Rocky Mountains, discovered a. rant thmt when combined with other herbs, makes an easy and certain cure for o.uistipation." It i in the form of drv roots and leaves, ami in Vnn a9 Lane's Family medicine. It will cure sick headache in one ni'ht. for the blood, liver andkidnevu for the clearing up of the complex ion it does wonders. Druggists sel it at 50cts a package. tf HEW DRI G STORE. M. P. CuAwroRn. has opened a new drug Btore in Mif- H ' A 1 V - . . muiown ana lias in stock a lull line of all goods kept in n first class drug store. Phescriftions accurate ly COMPOUNDED. Puritv of intrredi. ents guaranteed. The patronage of the public is resncctfnllv solicited. Democrat opposite Odd Fellows' Hall, Bridge street.. tf Held It te tbe Light. The man who tell von mnfiilnn. tially just what will cure your cold, ia prescribing Kemp's Balsam this year, in ttie preporation of this re markable medicine for mni'lie ami colds no t-xpense is spared to com bine only the bent and purest ingred ients. Hold a bottle of Kemp's Bal sam to the light and look through it ; notice the bright clear l.vlr Vn (-impure with other remedies. Price 50c and f 1. tf. HA iilll Eli : Baktress Dimm. On the lGth inst., by the Rev. George Leisher, at the home of the brida in Delaware Twp., Mr. Montgomery Basstress and Miss Cora Dimm, daughter of David Dimm. HAVE TOU MEXTO DEPOSIT ? ARE YOU A BORROWER! -CALL AT THE FIRST UlVTLlSCOVfS, PA. KOXJR 115 U CISINTT. IlSTTKIiKST PAID OX TIME CERTIFICATES, Money leaned at Lowest Bates' mrruNTOWN makkrts. Ml"iurr, Oct'r 22, 190. fei:itr 1 Fp 20 Ham 10 S hoolder, ........ ...... 7 Side., ; 6 a....a 8 imrLlNTOWN tifiAIN HAkKKT. WLrat, 92 6U 82 6 $4.00 11.60 1 HQ '20 00 1 2J M l-U 1 ()0 '"ra , old .......1 Oats 'dye. ..... ....... Clovvrfteed ....... Timothy mmnI .... Max aert lralll a Chop , Sl.Ofl- AnieiM:ii Aal:.... 1 6" X UlLADiP.A MAEKET8, Oct. 18, 1890. Viiat $1.02 to $1.09. Corn 56 to 59c. Oats 51 to 03u. Live chickens 1) to 10c a pauud. Butter 10 u juc a 10. Jtccs. ice bouse. 18 to 2Ue ; fresh 21 to 22. Apples, $1, 23 to $4.50 a burr el- Quinces $1 to $6 a barrel. Concord grapes, 10 lb basket 25 to 27c. Potatoes inferior ond deceased 40 to 50c a bushel. CloVcTaeed 7 to 7c a lb., western. Timothy feed 1. to $1.'0 a bushel. Tangled Straw $10 to $11.50 a ton. Hay $7 to (12 a ton. Chicago, Oct. 17. Cattle Re ceipts $13,000 head; market steady; Sa.90a5.20; Texaus, 31.45a3.35; na tive butcher stocks. S2.70a2.80; rang ers, $2 80a3 25. Hogs Receipts, 26,000 head; shipments, 8000 head; market active and lower: mixed and packers, $3 90a4.99; "prime, heavy and; butcher weights. $4.25a4.45; light $44.40: pige, $3s3.75. Sheep Receipts, 7000 head; market active and steadr; natives $4 15a5.40; West erns, $3 604.55; stock lambs, $3a 4.- Tresapasa Sotlce. All persona ate hereby culioued not to lrepaaa on the farm laod and Mdland ol tfaeui1rrioed ia Miilord township, lor ttt iorpiat ot baalin(, bunting, oxning, picking berriea, throamr down teuce. ciit tinc tioiber. A.-- Tbe la agaibst treMipass i.ig ill be eotorced. DaJUSb Fut. November 27, 1830. FOR AND INFANTSMjVAUDS. TRADE .0 RftxTTasXHAPR. I Wo) M Id) I Still a Kicking ! oo Our Competitors are kicking because we took erery advantage that the markets afforded in the selection of our SUPEBB SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK, They kick because they're left. Their kicking is tht strongest testimony that can be offered to Our excellent stock and lotc prices, Don't fail OUR GRAND DISPJLAY of New Goods or you will miss m iiu oi and if you miss that you will miB8 Iiairgainwithoiit a parallel, BOOTSAND SHOES, SLIPPERS, - - - - RUBBERS, OVEKSHOES, U31BREJLLAS, TRUCKS AND SATCHEI-S, -FOR EVERYIjODY AT G. W. HECK'S SHOE STORE, ON BRIDGE ST.; M IFFLlNTteWN, l'A. CURE CWk fT dacha) avod rll all th troubles lad 4n Do . bilious Mat of th wywtmm. such ava Diin,. NaumbV LroiiMM, Diatrw after auar. Patn la tha Sid. tc Whlla tbair moat raaaaxaabia suoccaa haa baaa ahowa ia tunnc BvMulacba. ye Ciam a Littl Ljtbk Pills ara auai!r TaluaUla in Conafttpataoa. aurlcy aaxl pravantina; thia annoriti( complaiat, whlla 9ttmj alao eorract ail disorders of the s&omaoh. sttmuasi tha liver aad rsuiala tha howaia. Kan If fchy only eujad Ab Ihay would be almost yimliai to aHoaa who auffar from bla dlstraartaa complaint; ba fortuaataly tbalr fooonaai doa aot and hera. and Utoaa who one wy foam will find lhaaa hula pills ralnabla In ao manv way that thar will aot ba wlUiac to do without thsra. Bat attar aU atok haad ACHE Is tha bane of so many Utcs that hera la where wo roaka our treat boast. Our pilla aura it whlla othara do not. Cabtbb's Imu Ltvaa Pitxs ara vary small and vary saay to taka. Ona or two pllla maka a doaa. Tbay ara strictly vamtaltlaand do aot srlpa or pursa, hut by thair sjwntla aetioo pi all who usa tham. Ia viala at K etots; Bva (or tl . Sold evarvwhsra, or sent bj mall CaXTXS lODUm 0., Vrv Tort. SxalFi Ssal Sou. Ssal FHc9. WATERPROOF ; r:z UP I w !,;3 HO LAUNDERING. CAN Bl WIPED CLEAN IN A MOHIMT TliZ ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. Sfaagood house-wiPe. who uses SAPOUO. it is well sa.idP?he mouse is muzzled inherhouseVTryihand keep your house c!ea.nAU grocers keep ir- Cleanliness and neatness about a house are necessary to insure comfort. Man likes comic rt, and if he can't find it at home, he will seek elsewhere for it. Good housewives know that SAPOL.IO 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. TMI OWLT Pwfaot Substitute . for Mother's Milk. NVALUASLC ia CMOLcaa laraaruai TirmiH. A Quiet tttimilafl Food res DvETica, CoMsuMrrivta. CONVALISCCNTS. A PssrecT NUTRICHT im a la. Wwtih Oiacaaca. Hcauiaca No COORINO. Kcxpe Au. CuMATca. SEND JS- rwx o" aim hmM or la. "- 1 1r nmiliaiM. Doliber-Goodalo Co.', Boston. Maes. to examine iue reason, JUNIATA VALLEY BANK, 0FMIFFLI.-TOWIf, PA. WITH BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL. Stockholders Indiridually Liable. JOSKPH HOTHROCK. rrtndrmt. T. VAN IBWIN. Cuiur. aiBEcreas. W. C. Fonmroy, Joha Hertsler, Robert K. arker, T. V. Irwin. Joseph Rothrock, Philip at . Kepner, Louis B. Atkinson, STOCKHOirKas : Philip 11. Erpner, Annie M. Shelley, Joseph Rothrock, Jane H. Irwin, L. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parkor, W. C. Pomcroy, J. Dolaies Irwin, Mary Kurtz, Jerome N. Thompson Jr John Hertzler. T. V. Irwin, Charlotte Snyder, Jeaiaa L. Barton, John M. Blair, Robert H. Patterson, F. M. M. Priibrll, Levi Light, Samuel t3. tolbrock. Three and Four pr cent (Merest will be paid on certificates of dVposite. fjsn 23, 1890 tf Cantlon Notice. The nndersivned.citizens of Walker Twp ., Juniata coldit, Pa., hereby cautioa all par sons not to tresspass an their lands for the purpose a! hunting : Jobn A. Gallagher, Christ Maer, Calvin Magruder, John F. Kalir, David Divert, Samuel Auker, Cyrus Sirbrr, Se'h lifrchuor, Willism Clack. COLLAR or CUF THAT CAN BE RELIED ON Not to Q-pXlt ! Tcxt to Discolor BEARS THIS MARK. TRADE MARK- 1890 FALL AND WINTER SEASON MEYERS' STOCK OF CLOTHING S nf-Tw- ff 7Ur iP,rction- .Aether you aim to save money, dre.s in the latest styles, or both, you will surely fio i it to your advantage to look through this vast aggregation of merchandise. Yon can t employ a few minutes more profitably. Yon may not buy on vour first visit, "but you will i anrely leave our establishment impreesed with tbe beneSta to be derived frcm patronizing ns. You will see the largest Men s Suit and Men s Overcoat Department in the connty. Our gigantic store i. litarally hned with counters, and each counter loaded high with the neate.t. nobiaaU finest and most fashionable styles of Men's Clothing. But here's the most important point : Taka any one of these garments and von will find it marked at & InwAr rtiA fK.n i - - ir muj uiiivr uuuno can uamo. NOTE THESE SPECIAL PRICES: Among the many prices in Men's Suits, we point ont the following : 110 for Men s Nobby Business Suits, Sack and Frork Stvles, all-woel materials. $10 for fine Scotch Cheviot Suits, in Checks, Plaid, and Silk Mixtures. $11 for Men s Imported Cassimere Business and Dre-s Suits in Sack and Frock Styles. $12 for Men s celebrated Black Scotch Cheviot suits and Imported worsted diagonal suits. $13 for men s extra fine c.s- a, Vmp0rt?d.dre8S Suits' in Sack' Cutaway, Frock, andl'rince Albert styles. You cant form an idea of the excellence of the bargains until von see them. Equally great values in Fall Overeoats. We have the very latest, choicest and nobbiest things and a saving of monev is .niar antaed to every purchaser. If you want to leave vour me,sure for ' first class suit, a spring overcoat or a pair of trousers at a small outlay o"f mon ey call on us. Men s all wool Suits at $8. Nobby Cheviot and "Oa.sim.r. Buita at $ 10. Hundreds of men's suits at $4, $.", $G. $7 and $7.30. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Boys' Clothing we confidently believe is worn by three out of every hve boys m the county. Experience has taught careful observers that our .V".:; thln5 18 the bes money every time. Our Bovs- suits st $.1 outlast those for which you pay $4 elsewhere, and our $5 goods will look neat and tidy. Examine by the way. Our stock of children's clcthine is the largest in the county and the most varied. Mothars, von want clothing u?r a,nd JOn want value for 7our monev: here's" where you can get both. Ve have the biggest and best line of children clot hint: in the So g Cr00?" 6U,t" Rt $175 better at 2' and Bti11 bttar at f 2 25 aud a.SU. o house buys in such quantities that we do; no house csrriessuch an aaeortment, and no house sells at such low figures. We beat tliam all from 10 tn Srt nai- uni . .- ; i - ... ... . . . " , r ; ' " " " l" ,u"la ouying point, wnere yon c-at the biggest value for the least monev. Our stork of Spring Overcoat, (com monly so called), rather onr stock of earlv Fall Overcoats is lar-e ani neb by and verp cheaj j Coma and examine.' OVERCOATS. Onr stock this fall is suDerb. CuniUnt. affArt .......). l 47 ava, Vv.'Un. VB ttlP Dial aV ing improvements every season. Tbe newest novelty this soason is the box overcoat, with I inh 1ar Co i-1.. i . . . ... here at prices to suit all, $8, $10, and 812. Th.se coats must be saon to be appreciated Mens Ulsters, or Storm Coat in black, bl.io aud fancy Shetlauds, black and Chinchillas. American Irish Friezes. Fancy " -haviota and cassirneres. at. 1 1 c xr i i - . - . m tne ceuoty. isit our Hat department. Exclusive stvles in nobby cnodf Ho house in thia rnnnl. i, r. ,,., : ? , . i ----v "Kr'vu ui 1ncpa ia i naerwesr I e bought in larger lots than any other codcern; we paid spot cssh for every thing we show. Can you wonder at our ability to undersell all competi- FERD MEYERS, THE LEADING CLOTHIER. 18G5, ESTABLISHED. lafSlJ Special Invitation To The I'ublic To attend the Attractive Sale ol Clothing that Ses m daily from THE IMMENSE STOCK OF D. W. HARLET. It will Le TO THE ADVANTAGE OK ALL BUYERS Who have money to invest to examine the Stock f CJoeHa for MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN It i truly marvelous to See THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Lew l'ricp. His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, daa't fail to give him a call if in need of Clothing D. W. HARLEY MIFFLINTOWN IT IS A FACT WKLL KNOWN THAT Tf K HATE The Largest Stock -OK- HARDWARE UN THE COUJNTY UuildirgtUardware was never fo low now, IM, LOCHS. IIIXC.ES .., CEMKST, I I.. A ST 10 II, -Jl in fact everything in tha Hardware Line including Huh Furtiisliing; Geewa WALL, PAPER, BLLMLS, ifcr., ArelN'ow Soldnt ISottom Pric? hy FRANCTSCUS HARDWARE & CO' SPBLVGA.ND SUMMER GOODS. ; I would inform tha public tbat I have oow la my aaw millinery store at my placr i of residence on Water street, Mifflintoan, "r.ond door from corner of Bridge atraet, , ! a fall stock ef Spring snd Summer millinery t rood, all aew, and af tho latest styles, j and having empleyed first class' milliners I am prepared to supply theaublic with : ererytbing found in a Brute lass milliner , store, com and examina my stock. I I consider it do trouble te sbow goods. MRS. DEIHL. March 22-87.1.T. 1891 aucu vaiues in any ettier store in e aivrrntraiMnM rsri a. WANTED AGENTS To.aoi.u it aiui(a rsi are: TREES, SHRUBS, VINES, &c. STEADY WORK For HoBVart, iBdMtrlafM . sViaarT 4b Wrrymnom. or Cm Balasxloia if . fairraxl. f rrow full Una of avrl v3aVDtal to Peiu.arleiile MB ol m. koiik ommL Write tmrrtrfantgrtf fjr tewu R. C. CHASE A. CO..' PHIL A.., PA. Commodore Walker.
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