SENTINEL & UEPUBUCAN
mifflintown"
TERMS.
Subacriptioa, IM p. MBIUB
ia advance: f'.OO if
If paid
Traa.ient idTcrtiHmmu tnaartad
a 60
mJ.. W a,""M notion ra local col
ioJ by th. Tmr, half or anxt4
SHORT LOC.1LS.
Tba war on rabbita haa comment-
e,l
Ten ordinary sized eega waVh a
pound.
Walnnts and shellbarka w scarce
thin fall.
Rev. Ours Fasick it hom from
Dickinson.
Ed I'aanobaker, of Altoona came
for the eleotiou.
Jatnea I'annebakar is home from
leartlelii county.
John Kirk haa a stock of new
goods in his stara.
Hon. Joseph Martin of Fittsburg
is visiting in this plaea.
r. Sauaiul Horniug is home vis
iting hia parents in town.
Kev. T. 1. tiarmun will mov to
Nautiiike in the near future.
Squire McDonald is re-roofiug his
dwelling house at East Point
Will Molson, of UtiiuBtown Fav
ette county, was home to vote.
ilis Kute Kcister. of Fort Iioval,
vixittd friends in town lat Friday.
Captalu Mct'If.llati is having his
housw ou South M uo street repairo.1.
'Dr. Talmay estimates King Svilo
raou s wealth in gold at $3,100,000,.
00.).
m. liUcW. ot this place, lias se
cured a ib at carit-ntering at T
rune.
Merchant John Kirk and daugh
ter Kdiia, visited Fhiiadelphit last
tonre Taiker. was home from !
Princeton in the be.-innin.' of the '
week.
There was
on i-Jeciion
Ela
m ircing a lnt.e heavier than a heavv
froftt. '
Luther LUtlefield of Wa.hington, I
D. C. sj.vnt Friday and Saturday in
town.
A vonng man named Hoid er liv
ing in Tyrone ate 21 bananas in 9
minutv.
Shelly Kloss. Cashier of the Tvrone
National Drink pasd th Sabba'h
ill JlL!'.i:lt..
Chjr!ie lVrr was hurt in the ab
douien la-1 Saturday rthilt j irnpii g
in Allison's y.'.rd
JJi? E l i O' erhoitzer of Ferman
agh is home from a protracted visit
to friends in Ic..
Francis R w., butchered a ID
month old h"g that weighed
p0Uld, hut vviok.
Willer Si-hweysr of the Waaaing
t -n D. C. c -rsi:s department was
homa u Tues.lav t- vnt.
K F. Ellij'.i. came houn f rom j
Washin tfon to particpate in the ex-'
en-is"? of t'irt el-tive fraaohise.
William E. Eika crorhyet in the
War Dwfarttneiit at Wnahinpton D.
C . n ji ai home on tho 1th iust.
Dr. D. D. Stone and Mrs. Stone of
Wxshinston I). C, are in Tuxcarora
lley visiting friends and relativea.
Rov. S.Iomon Dressier, of Orient
al passed through town, on hia way
home, from conference, on Monday.
II S. Parker, cashier of tin Wash,
in'ton D. C, Colnmhia Rank, came
to duniata last week for a few .lavs.
A nurnher of people fe!l over ob
stinctiors placeil on pavements
He low-E'en idiots, l.iat Friday night.
(ivorge Heinhsck an.l wife of
Lewiatown passed Saturday and
Sunday among frienda in Miflllntown.
J. Frank I'attcr.on of
the civil
euuineur corps, is at home
r-m 1
1 A VIA.
New .Iery where he
some laontua.
ha
Lten
John MfV.in.
but now a citiz
friends amoni;
lViinsylvania.
a lorim r junana..,;
n.Vf irj.. Vi. 'Tr.
int- ... -
!
1 womsn ?.'. k)
For a similar '
An Ohio court gave a
ilaiuai'os for a kiss.
ffnse in Illinois the court assumed
tho damage at J15. ;
ti.. .. ;n fl.i. nrt o
l'eiicavlvnnia were in a great meas
nrc a failure, corn, oata and potatoes .
all bi-inj I;ght in their yield.
CongreFsman Bullock, of Florida,
has a y ife and thirteen children. He
cannot ho led to believe that $1,1 100 ia
in any sense an extravagant salary.
revil-n
the dOth of October, and on the Slut
.rc;.lurMA onantities wa '
. t 11 1 ( n r-' iiit-. - ...... 1
found on ronil- ol water, an.i in wi ,
11 1
ering tiougLe, .c, on Friday morn
ing.
course con. a not im:u n i.c. i
Oui.tIv dis!osed citizena 'roDder-1 tLftt fair AD ;ujiri,l consideration I
ed nhat had l.ecme of the officers of . h HisFV,0 to give the a:pli
the town on Hollow Fen night when j c(ttion of Ul 5I,yor. Charges now
the rowdy element were permttte.1 : jn Nw york ,.int ,i.e
to wlk the street anu o.-.o..
pistols.
Some dava ago, Win. Freed had
his head and f .ce cut and bruised by
Mliug from the too of a car to the
,.,-oun". His care received the prop
Tr attention at the hands of Doctor
Crawford . Smi.
Steohen (lrulr had the tl-sh of
irvted oi.cn bv Wmg caught
botwien car-hu-npers miue .lays ago
,me lujj.i. ,
Pr. DavullTawirru uu ,
r 1 4 1 it 1 taw 1
a Dr. i'oa
Crawford rundere t the surgical ! f, wa taggring townl tue stova I Jr rnneis lnrtley. de-eascl, o. i.u,
tetition the ease retuired. f sht, CAUi,t him jnst as he fe!i upon j Spt. T.. 1)S00, Summons in Asumj
dvertid list of letters nn-alled I the back part of the stove, and t Plea Non Anmpsit
Aiivniiffu u ii...., ntl for heir, which aoou arnv- S. II. Parsons vs. Adolph W . Op
for remainm? in
M.fflintowu Pa., for tUe we. en .?
Xt 1 1S1K). rcr'ons
caairg ior
mail in thia list will please, say
it is
..t..-t...,.l Letters. Miss
v:.n
Morrow.
.T imis McCun'er, P. M
David Ktka an employee of the
raiTroad ahopa in Altoona visited rl
ativea iu this place tbe beginning ol
this week He intends to d'fco?-
finne work at Altoona. ami wul go io
Philadelphia to resume work
trade that of printing.
at hirt
Jl , W:MO are becoming
Rbbit hootinff coa.rn.need Wt
Zan Eitens, is the bo, Damter
Lapps houMe.
J m nrin in -1 -I . .
,.. " . ., wr""ll the eorn
, iu-ar are nubbin
i i" "urrrin? aIon the
Win.
ijrawrord of t. v.i.
mpton printing: office, with his fami-
re in iown.
.r- ml rs. Irwin Brnniholfr
of alker townahin- n. .
ouiu anniversarv of tkr .
on.i r ' aaic
!at Tunrelav evening.
Tiddledewinka, U the latest game
. (.H.r.n., unins: room amuae
ruent and recreation A little tnU
number of wafera a iurnoer cnnatirnt.
ea th ont fit.
Tha election i over and people are
Slod of it. Ket)in.r ur ..
fonnot covprnment takes tima and
iroai.ie. i.tit it in better than th old
forma of government.
John Beanhora of Altoona ri. jn
Juniata Bevcral day lat wek bnr
produce for hit .tore in Alteon.
!! has Wen buying all the potatoe.
that have ln offered for aala.
Itch, ilane, and scratches on hu
man or animals cured in 30 minute
by W.Hlf,rd Sanitary Lotion. Thi
nev. r fails. Sold by L. Banks A C. .
Irii-i;ists. Mitllintown. Nov 6
Abram Kurtz Sr.,of Kurtz vallor
died last Sunday morning of paraly
sis. ageJ alHvj'fSOvears. The funeral
took place on Wednesday Tnt
nient, in Lost Creek Mennonite prnre '
yard. ,
I
lty the h--harga of a trget gun. I
last Saturday, Edgar Aucker had a '
bullet Tass throurrl, one of !
T . .
T.! entering the palm and coming out
' 'the b.uk of the ban 1, u.aking a r.in-
fill wennd. 1
j
! Bl:ckeiung the nos and cheaks
J under the eyes has bctu found an I
t-fftH'tu"1 preventive of snow blind-'
n'M or njwri.iw effect of the
l . m . I
L- if
large iarn, a.1 Mohonton-
ga thi Ic mntr, owed by John
: Aty i i. f"
7.': U 1 "IL - 'u I
agricultural impleinents were ' dea- i
troyed. Several steers, and hosrs. I
andl horses ware bums 1 Ai,.Pnnfn lueiaceoi re.nator Wallace
tenant Daniel Gtrman.
Worley Ficks agfrl 10 and Sam- I
nei isrowri ae.l l. or 1'erry connty
went. i nuat ra!ti's nir .m I'ort, i
1-:c.c nnintentimally left hi enn
fa'!, which -t off the load. The
loa 1 ecterr- I the tlashly part of ;
ijrowas iiiiifti nuiiinij a paiclnl ami
ntrlv wound.
Ther is certain old woman who
has lived all her life on the island of
Monean. Ms. She is seventy years
of a and his never an a horse.
And so tlioe tw-:s...i!S who bnast of
never having enn a railma.l train r r
a stesmlwat are ni.thin cow hnt '
pe.pl-of iu-i-niti.-nnce. i
IiiuL. I4lt.mi:tt: iu lim I .kiwi-
son Pa., I
J. K. Ki'j
Ofliee n'it calle-l for
or?.
.I-s"i
Staby, (t. B. j
Ric'rard. Wil-
H'.itch-rson, CLarha
linm Rpuch, James Rojyers.
Peraona :
a-kin T r l-ttrH in aKw Ust.i. lease
.r tliey
are alvertiet.
W. H. MeN'itt P.
1. lS'.H).
M. I
Nov
:
!
ti1 :
iieea
What thia c-juntrv aeem
to
' ia a national law on the subject
.kissing. An Ohio cemt has jut
tine.1 a man 2,0tX) for kissing a
woman apaiast her will, which an
llli"ois man Las lesn inulctel only
'$15 for taking a similar liberty.
I llithwr the Ohio man got too much
I Justico or the Illinois man too little.
English Spavin Liniment removes
aH Ilard. Soft, or Caloused ITitt
and Blemishes, from luirses, 11hmi
j .-,.iMii, . t -' " -
. Fving-K.nc, St ifles Sprair.1., all Swoh
. - . ' . 1 A.. .!:... tmZvn.r-
'" V''''.. V.V ,.- "
lv tne use ol one ixiue.
Warrant
.
etl tlieniost woinieriui oifmisn cure
! ever known. Sold bv
Co., Druggists, Mifllint
h,;nT near Oil
City and hia brother-in-law and neph-
....! Tl ... .
ew want along. They at-
Br and bv the nephew caught sight
of Vf0.)n i; r,-d fur cap over the crest
0j hillock took it for a squirrel,
nn. rorisrl
it down. Moon
His pips was shst-
followed th can
tnrd simI one
terrd ai.I one eye destroyed. Tha
lo.i.ter reta in his work ear -
, ..
Certain Pemocrats high :n .tn -e,
for instance the jroveruor of Yolk :
State have len criticizinjr thecensiial
l-fturns. Secretary NaMa of the In-j
tten to I
iUliMI lir "-
i;,.iAinor iji.i. .moii oijrr 1 nni"t t
Among otaer iu:ng
. ' . . . .....I
. .
, the foKowing: -Your impntition
UIT-;r,Kt the enumerator and tht cn-
g!l!,
Ll ' ...
and nnf. unded as to be Flanderou,
as yon should know that your abusive
ovemmcuts are not of a hin J
tn. !i A any census work done
k done by
it from the graveet snspicion of reck
less psrtisanfchip.
of
laat
From the Newport ldger
f.tnlrfr 31 Friday evening of
week, whi'e Dr. . J. C rouse, was
sitting in the kitchen of hia home a
r.wi.'. linn, shellinc com f jr the
..l.icVans. he was
is siz-tl witn an ai -
- . of apj.jexy, and when his wile,
: ( temporarily aWnt, cxme 1
ia .ri rniim v l'oiuimihi'..
i . Tl . 1 V. 1.5 I-.t.v ih.!1 V.. Ill.iwnl.T 1890. Anrcal
; ea l...y V
n;i!t room au" '" "
: Medical aid was aeot lor 10 owyyr',
i a 1 . 1 l!
'i ... l... nasi au nnraan uem, anu
i ' . ..-... -o a little afler ten
i o'clock he breathed hia last. Dr. O.
J Cro use, was born " ixuu.!!.r1;.wl8uu...
' an 1 was a non of the late James ; Suan Hockenbrougut vs. Ldward
iCrouse He leaves a wife and eight S. H.K-kenbr-ught and Harrr K.
! ildren four Bona and four daught-1 Sartz, Administrators of the sab
era. At the time or nis neain xjt.
I Grouse was poat master at loganix
1 at 1 a
His age wns 0 ytars.
Mr. Quirine "Gretchen, I
-ia tnt Hana haa given tou a
beautiful enaement rinij. Where
ia it ?
Gretchen -Oh, Hana Taar it him
abuf. He vas afrait I loe him mil
anoder feller." Jewellora Weakly.
From the Liverpool Sun: Harrv
rr brouxhtJi bnnch of ripe and
fully developed cultivated raspberries
to town on Sunday, from Daniel Mc-
v.u.ob. joaeph Ulsh haa a
late potato patch of about three acrua
that would in all probabilily have
yielded 500 hundred bushels," if the
rot would not have got amonj them
As it is ha may Ket 50 bushel of
good potato,. Daniel Bohner,
of Lower Mahanoy township, North
umberland county, haa a cow that
dropped a calf last week on TuMd jy,
and on Thursday, about fortv-eiirht
hours later, sh dropped a "second
oue. uun are hull
calves, stron'
nd heartr.
K ,Slr ihner says he
heard of a similar crcumstance.
never
Peoiile these days a-e liocominrr
more and more independent with r ! kilueys aud complicated other dis
IatioDship to the church. Tl l. leasts. Dnrinr hrr ilineKK kK n.
lonjr to the church and d pretty
much as they please and if the
preachet attemots t-.
nicy noi oniy talk back but thev set
inemseJves agamt the preacher, and
engage in all kinds of consoiraav
against him. Such was not th eaKa
in oidrr times
from Ilov. Dr.
as any be learned
MeOonnell, of St.
Stephen's of Philadelphia, in his new- i
ly -published history of American i
Episcojml Church, in which he tells!
ol the characters who got into min-
istry in the early dar, mentions one
ho whipped all his vestrymen in
an.l the next Sunday preached .
bt'f jrB tha rom the foihiwing text,
A conuinaeil with tlim and
cursed tliem
them, and plucked off their hair "
r - t. - , ,
Djrmg the period of a month and
. 7; 1 u3.Pf!n tuo "
ul i f I aP
h l a pkvtch artist, in their seryice.es-
p:ciaiiv io take a pictareof the editor
t f the Senti iel and Republican. The
artist's etfort was a failure but he hit
upon an expedient that satisfied them
all
H tonlr r..rttif f tU
a i ... .. - a
a . w .
ii ;t .i,.k: ' 1..a-.aV "Initecemetetv. fodowed by
1, 4, ... . .
i T- , , , ,, . i
I Vf hr)ad 6T ' tbe bnure vt Ll"
iila.ldyin the act ef marrvin.' a coit-'
pie in the office of the Register and i
!fs.ct,r,lff. As a combination picture !
lt !" no '"dit to the ai tint, but to ,
under the o!l hat and in the old !
clothes of ex-nrei-ber Rrrr fi- Vi '
picture of the ediror of the" SenHnl !
and Republican is far fetched.
If ',
tn- artist dsircd to add to the fme
of Wallace and his daddy he should
hvn laheled the pict-ire." A Wnll-ce
Berry comhination picture.
From the Bloomfield Tim-s of
NoTmlw 4 Tina rnskes a record
f threo iidlen deaths in Dnocxa
n n ana vi.unity witmn a sy-a of
two days. On Sitnrdty niht a'
weV Mr. C'ttharire Rnrd of that '
....
town was the third victim. She h id .
lia. n in h. r usual heallh and Fpiri.s;
darirg tiie day. and with her husl.aud i
h . I retired abont ten o'c!ock. Half
an ho;ir later bcr iiusoan I was awat- i
, . . . ,
"",n" "'"n P " w-i
n.i t-oiupiamiD oi severe pn-.n m
liflr limit. cliea to her iansit.
er w.io Cat not yt r. tireol to
u' '7" luct":,, Z
iathsr Laa r?en nirgr.
from hr bed aud Fat in
a roctmcr
I chair and the dootT rwas immeliatcly :
1 .rl.t 1 , . -
iifiji, ou. Tiuen ub arrival sdo was
, . , . . ,
"O 'ar pone a to be unal le to take
f- . .
f ; iier mru:cine. ana in nan an nonr
aiier arising irom nor bed she died.
Mr. El Davis, one of Tbmup-!
sod to vi 11 a enterprises' citizena drop
ped in to aee n ou Monday of last
ccfc.
in tue i.nn year ot lier ngc.
From the Lewistiwn C.arttt says: I)AVIB. On tho 20th ult, iu Thomp
John Urimingers large pumpkin fl.m COIlHumitioii, .Mrs.
measured six fat seven luchea :.nd . l,j.k y. of Charles Dnvis of
Vinnr frmo .Titlin TVnnl:lonar '
; -rhilc hunting ou Stone mountain,
j a fi )U M 1ut.k t,,!lt dress-
i "
V.ed one hti wired and syi-;mtv-sc.vn
! ounds Saturday.
The lletho-
1 r "Ti'it ongr. gation wi'l vote nsxt Sun
lan s - j (j:ir,n),,.nju; OI, the Uestio.i as to
town. ov b ' ht,tlu.r vwn l,onld be eli-iV.le
as delegates to the genera! confer-
uce. Mrs A. W. CV.apl.rfli
Ii!u tliree lumokins weirlun-' ot. .11
I i pounds re-pec-..vely
. Two children of this place, who wrre
I'-med in iron c -fans in the Mefl-.o
'O'h comeii ry iiuuia imr-y years ago,
wore r.iisd Nst Wedues.la..- f .1 re-
m -vai 10 iiarnsourg ana wu-11 wis
i 1"' covern.g tho g ass ft', the heads
i were purth-d hack the faces were
! found to 1-4? in a wc i;l. rf ul sate of
,-esrv ttion and the clothing remark- !
ahly wi 11 pro.crve 1.
1
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Trial I.I at for Iter. Term. I
j -
T . i A - T.
L.ndou, No. 3. April l. lStl'J, Ap
eal from Icket of E. B. JlcCrum,
.1
John W, Hibbs vs. Jacob Lanver,
No. 57, Dec. T., 18S:1, Appeal from
Docket of J Stuart Lukens. J. P.
I'lea Nil! debet, oec. reg
Irvi Hollenbnngh vs. George Hov
er, No. 10 April T., lS'.K), summins
Kiectment l'lf a Not guilty.
"j. N. Hench and W. A. Dromgold ,
lxirtners tradiu-r in the name f
Hench .V Promgold vs. John F. Ja
col- No. 13. Sott. T., 180(1, Sum-
mons iu Assumpsit Plea Non As
! BiimiHit
i Alcinda Louder va. lloWrt B. Nix-
on and R-U-cca Mickey. N i. 34, Sep,
IT, 1S"J0, Sauimoas in Trebpaas, Tlea
i Not euilty.
i Jlargarel Jier vs. ii. .-.1. jiarney
and S. B. Bart ley. Executors of thi'hist
will and testament of the estate of
i i'j"mlrnt a It IWni J.
" " r, , ,
i: riea .n.i ueoei eo-. re-
TV - 1 Ea tf . .W
Henrv J.
mn niuiu a . uimri n
Kint and ttiLson D rgy. No. 16, lec.
j T., 1W0, Sumrnoua iu Trespass, Plea
of Ocorpe HocVpnbrought, deceased,
No. 70, Iec T., Summons in
BimiVMt, Plea Non Amnipi,it.
Mamoaatli raraHablaia:
par(BiB)t-
"We have devoted one entire aide of
the store for furnishing gooila as our
trade in this department has doubl
ed. Why you will ask. Simply
because we have the largest stock
and positively the lowest prices ever
granted for same goods ia Juniata
county. If you are in need of gloves,
neckwear, hosierr, umbrellas, white
! shirts, cardigan jackets, underwear,
nam, caps, etc., you wili find you can
save money by dealing with "us amd
at the eame time get relibl goods.
Fsrd MrTEES,
The Leading Clothier,
Slifflintown, Pa.
Obituary -
The following contribution came
to late for Inst. wka iukma If fa
I r: .1 l.--
Sabbath, October 19, arter a brief
. ii:nK of ahout ' vs Slia .Q
i affacted with Briirhts Jiscim of the
j dwed her sickuee.. with fortitude,
j uerer murinering or complaining of
beiner affected. W
i tl"' "reaved hnsuand in his affliction
In compnrison with the loss of a wife
all other earthly beavements are
trifling. The wifj, shs who tills such
a wide space in tLe domostic heaven.
I ,s busied, ao unvaried in la-
Coring for the precious ones around
,Jer.
Bitter is the laar that falls on her
co''' clay. God takes
or removes
, u' from us there we love t increase
-,r faith and impress on our minds
uncertainty of life, and to tuaeh
u lok forward to a reunion in an
ouirr woria wner tnera win be no
more seperation and no nmtualibilitv
except thnt which arises from perpat
ual progressiventtis. She Ieuves four
little children to mourn her loss and
also three brother, one istr, and
her aged mother. She was aged 3S
years 10 mo. 9 day?. Services were
conducte J,by Rev. Beanbor, and
Hsrt. The sermon was brief, taking
tor their subject to discourse on.
xier Bun nas gon- aowu. ane wrb
TT1 1
nfeii-Ail in tho I ,aof f li'al-
Meui.o
a Isrire
assembly of fnnds and relatives.
Peace to her ashes.
A f-w fhort vr of cil rs-1',
We reach th hsppy hrtre,
VTbara death diritl a (rieo I at lat,
Stall meet to part do tnor.
SEW llltt (. STORE.
M. P. Crawfobd, Phakmacist,
has oeued a new druy htore in Mif-
tlintown and has in tock a full line
of all jjoods kept in a first chins
drugstore. Prescriptions acci rate- i
it coMiniM ti). Purity of iujjrrdi-1
ents puaranU'cd. Th-patronage of
the j)ubli(r is respcvtfnuy solicited. !
DciniM-r.it and Rcjjister huihlinir, j
' ooookite O.ld Fellows' HhII. lirihe :
! j , o - '
street. tf.
UHIKD :
lliu itu Paxxfiiakfi:. On the '2X 1
tilt., lv Rev E. E. l?errv. Joi n R.
Miller and G.Tlio Patinobskt.r. bjth
. . .
ot rtTiiwiagn.
i DJ:,,iiiAr.-.u Stewart.
On
tl e
A.
nit - lit Affl.1rmi
bv Rev. S
; i)aveulHirt .Thomas I. Drolshaiwh
i aiul tura A - tewartflu.ili i.f McCots
Hostitler. On the 20th
1111., IU Il'M. 1 . J
ult..
T.-.. L c' 1 1 T t I.-
i . T t- t it i
tlart, lKlie 1j. briv an 1 Amanda
T. . -. ., , .
. j Hostetlcr. both of that place.
'
:
IJKI):
! Partner. Oa the :Mth ult., in
I Milfoil township, Mrs. John I'arlner,
1J '
HAVE TCU MONEY TO DEPOSIT?
ARE VOL A B0KRUWER I
-CALL AT
THE FIRST
: TT It fift 7iT A X
l A, V . 4.
M A, JS I ,
.VIKFLIXrOWM, PA.
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l'1 UU1.
PAID OX TIME CERTIFICATES,
Morev leaned at lowest Eates.
Vriutro.t
Piitttr n
rtf
Him ID
St-onlder, ....... . ............. 7
Sides, fi
T eeeaiaa
wrrpUNTOYCN GRAIN' MAKXKT.
Thnt 95
Corn, old ............
tVir. 82
hvn...... ............... 5o
C'nveraced $4.O0
T.ruotliy aord ......... ....... H.fiO
F'aX J ............... .... i t'J
bin .... Z'i
Caot , 1 20
Shorts l l
rriii4 luiu Salt. ... . ... 1 tH
A rr.t-rH: .a ............ 1 HJ
1HLLAHEL1'HH Makkets, Nov. 3,
1s:k.
Vie.
Wheat
Col n ."
$101 to ?105. O.ta
'. to 60c. Weettrn
to U4c. Last Jane
Ladle woikml 14 to
creamery
cteamery 19c.
IHc Jobb lots 2o to .;c. l-pss
22 to 23c. Live turkeys 11 to 13c
' a !!.
!!. Live chicken II to !( a lt.
; Clo,
vcracd 7 to 7ic. Tangled Rtraw
$11 a ton. Itye straw s!a-.;git 1S
to ?19 a ton. Hay f7 to $11 a ton.
Weatern -?e-iB $3 HO. Virgini i
stickc-ra $2.5 J. Wes'.tiu Pennsylva
nia Le-f utecrs Si to $4 5 Sheep
at to oc Lambs et -1 to 7Jc.
ilo'i at 5J to C j
Milch ravi ai ?30 to .C0. ddves
! at 5 to 7c a lb. Thin old cows ::t 7
s-,to $15.
Dressed beef at 5 to 7.25 !
a side.
FOR afe AND
INFANTSglfiVAUDS.
n-r WATERPROOF 'COLLAR en
f 2J- UP
! TO
j ill ". rAKX.
-c":v-".'-i2"i''vrrjw a.
i:i f..vjK5E;i3cfi.
CAM
aa:: C-v;LY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
Still a Kicking !
Our Coir. pel ilors are kicking because we took every
adrnntage that the markets afforded in the election of our
SUPERB SPRlfiC END SUMMER STOCK
1 Lev kick because they're left. Their kicking is the!
btrongest testimony that can be offered to
Our excellent stock anil low prices,
Don't fail to examine
OUR GRAND DISPLAY
of New Goods or you w ill miss
Th
e Si.it of
and if you miss that you will miss
bargains wifliont a parallel,
SLIPPERS, - - - - RUBBERS,
OVEKSHO Kg,
UMBRELLAS,
TRUNKS AND SATCHELS,
-Foil KVEUVDODY AT
G. W. HECK'S SH0EST0RE,
OX jmiLGKST.-. MIFFLINT0WN, PA.
CARTER'S I
Plk rt.adcliin I r.litv. all the Iroubtaa Inal
dnl iu m liiiiua Matai of ill. Rrst.m. ua
IiA.ii:iiA, aiiAua. IirwivAiBW. ritr.. afir
calia?. 1'aln iu tb Si(1. Am Wbil. IH.ir most
rviaaraabltj b-.iccoaa Uaa ta ahoira in urin(
1 H P
Hp ladi. y CMmrmn. s T.itti.b Inrwi Iit.l
ar eqiiatlr' valuable iu ontip.tton. uriijcc
aid prv:i;utc Uu annurinr niilaiBi. while
vjv also crrt all Uiaardars of ihm aioiach,
ttiDUlaba k.. 'iTr and rtr((ulat kowtks.
Btmi if tiny odIt rnril
Aeha hf would b almoa prh 1 1 99 Ikhom
who aufTer from thia di-tr-Mnias complaiat:
but forlui.tl7 thtir yoodaM doaa nd
bnra. and iruta who oqm try tham will find
hae litUo pill raluahla In ao maxiT witi that
thr will not ba williac o do without ttiam.
bat after ail iak baad
is tha bane of so nmr Uvaa ihat hare ( whars
w makr our gTat "boast. Our pills sara lt
while others da not.
ABTKri Lrrn a Ijtkr Piij are Terr am nil
nd very eaar to take One or two pilta wake
a dnaa. Tbejr are utrirtly TrWiM and do
not -rtp or panre, tut by thir rent) aetlon
iiImm &J1 wlm ua thm. la via la at tS eaitt.
fire for $1 . Sold errwhere, or aent by mail
CaXTU XlZlZ'JTg 90., Vrw Tafk.
m -. x--r t. i-.'
-J : . i .1
1 S V. J- B
&
'5 '
IX if
,.,.
ylves vho use SAP0UO
.IL "u., l... tn u.Aaa Kl'.c!i2n,
; ui B-a ry th39 thia-s r. i:-.-i.-. -
v.'i;-: a t
i- i ar iaiuil;r, &ni
.v.."i-. 1
.c-r cur-;!: in vheso
it.i iliri.'t n;2.t-ci
J rPOH..
rT -ft?i MilAhlitttto :w-siirr SoI for t-A.3I.JO, to j r.-.'i. 3 :
.:.- : ;d La:U turls rticl-!, aU lnit tn Uaia; a-l what
;.-i .:rrrt'. .1
TMC OJLV
Perfect Substitute -
for Mother' Milk.
tN VALUABLE
IN COU InFANTUI
AMD TCCTHIwa.
A Qjicklf Astimitattd food
rom DvSPEPTics,
CONSUMPTIVCt,
Con vale sec nti.
A PesrtCT NUTMICNT
tN ALL WAaTIHO OiaCASCA-
Hrauiaca No COOKINO.
Kim ia All Cumtci.
SFH.1 Ur
: book. -Ta CaB!
Fttkiwo or IM-
tOfcMTI IllHlW.
Dolibir-Soodala Co.',
Boarort. u ASS.
THAT CAN BE RELIED OK
ISTot to s-pnt!
rfot to Dfecolo?
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
ft!
..It
Mark.
BS WIPED CLEAN IH A
the Season,
JUMATa valley bank.
eF HirFMSTonjr. pa.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT KOYAL.
Stociholders Indiyidnally Liable.
JOSKPn POT U ROCK? Pr id en I.
T. VAN IRWIN, O.Akt.
aiRRCTOBR.
W. C Poraerov,
John Urrtfler,
Roliert K. arkcr,
T. V. Irn-m.
Jnarph Rolhrock,
Philip M. Kepner,
Louis . Atkinson,
.'TrrcHfiii Em :
P!ii!i; V. Ki-;it, Annie M. Shelley,
.lon-jh IloiliriK-!;, Jne H. Jrwin,
I.. K. Atl.iTi!.r.n, ). K. I'riir,
W. C. 1 oim!.y, J. 11.1. i,-. Irwin,
M.nr Kurtz, Jeroii e . Tlnmij-i-on, Jr
, Jehu llertzler. T. V. Irwin,
Chirli.tteSnyler, Joitiah I. liarton,
Jubn 1!. Hhcr, Rubxrt II. Pattrrnon,
r. a!. M. reiii,i-, Lari Light,
Saumrl S. Ko'hiock.
Throe ami Four per cent. ir.tereBt will be
paid on certtPr-.te n( depos't.
f.)n -2?, I8i0 tl
'autlon Notice.
Tl e iir.'VuiifBcrt citizent o( Wa'kerTwr ,
Jiitiint cniinly, l'a., heraby cautina llpr
ini'i n"t to Irc.jpam on ttuir lan'la lor the
Urjor t I i.i.tuig : Jnliti A. Hallselirr,
i lirjt M u r. Cuivin Mifoudrr. Jolm F.
HiVtr, P'Ml Pi-rii, Sjtniirl Aukrr, Cjnis
Siclx-r. Snli Krrrhiitfr. W i!!im Ciuc-k .
t 4 !W
; i ir'- t o
All a . UJ 1IKJUOI.
leu r:-z-ll :
ch?.rcs har villi tranirr.! c t
particulars, naay a tome c-.vjj
and its cocaequent happincrj tn
1890 1891
FALL AMD WLXTESS SEASOiV
MEYERS'
STOCK OF CLOTHING
Is now readj for your inspection. Whether you aim to save money, dress
in the latest atylea, or both, you will aurely find it to yonr advantage to
look through this vast aggregation of merehandi.-e. Yon esn't mnTn .
few minutes more profitably. You may not buy on your firat viait, but
you will sirely lenve onr establishment imprecaed with tbe beneSta to be
derived frr ni j atronizing ns. Yon will eee the largc-Rt Mn' Suit atd
MeD's Overcont Department in t! e county. Our gigantic store is iiorally
lined with counters, and each counter loaded high with the neateat, nobiest,
finet and most faahionable styles of Mens Clothing, lint here 'a the must
important point : Take any one of tlx.se gunnsnt.i and yon will find it
marked et a lower jirice than any other houss can name. "
NOTE THESE SPECIAL PRICES:
Among the many price iu Men's Suit, we point out the fellowiu :
$10 for Men's Xobl y LWrif-rs Suifa, Sack and Frock Styles, all woel
materials. $10 for fine Scotch Cheviot Suitu, in Check?, flaids and Silk
Mixtures. $11 for Men's Imported Caasimeie BusiueM and Pre.s Suit
in Sack and Frock Stylrs. 12 for Men celebrated Black Scotch Cheviot
suits and Imported worsted diagonal suits $15 for men s extra fine ea
tom tailor made, imported drees auita, in Sack. Cutaway, Frock, andl'rinee
Albert styles. You cau't form an idea of the excellence of tbe liargaine
until yon see them. Equally grat values in Fall Overeoata. T'e hive the
very latest, choiceat and nohhiest things and a saving of money is guar
anteed to every purchaser. If you want to la?e
class suit, a spring overcoat er a pair of trvusei j at a ama l o-utiay of mcn
ey, call on u. Men's all roo! suits at $S. Nobhy C jev.ot and Cassiinere
Suits at f 10. Hundreds of meu'i suits at $4. $", t',. $7 and $7..(V
BOYS AND CHILI )I.ES CLOTHING.
Boys' C'nthinrr
- - - wv -
... .--j ... .iio iuum,i. j-ipariciu-e nas inig.it careful oiisrvrrs that our
Bovss clothing is the beet for money every time. Our Bov" auita at $.1
outlast those for which you pay $4 elsewhere, and our S " goods will look
neat and ttdy. Ex.iuiiun by tin way. Onr s'-ick of children's clothing is
the largest in the county and the meat varied. Mo; her, von want clothing
for yonr boys, and you want value for your money; here's where you caa
get both. We lmve tbe bigrgost and best line of chiMreu'a clothinir in the
rattling good, suits at 1.7"., better at $J, ud Mill better ht ?2 2i anal
$2.50. No house buys in hui-u qa-uititie?; that its do: no houae carriesauch
an sssortment, und no house -lls at such low figures. We beat them all
from 10 to 20 per cent.; thnt is the main buying point, where you Et tho
biggest value for the leist monev. Our stock of Spring Overeoata (com
monly so called), rather onr stork of early Fall Overeoata is larye anal neb
by and verp cheap; Come and exarrine.
o ij: r c o rr -
Our atock this fail ii superb. Cmatant effort Ruccee.ls We are niak
ing unprovementH every seasou. The newest novelty this ke.tsc a is the
box over. oat, with iu h lp tr-aiu. Every known ' fashionable .hade is
here at prices to nntal'. $S, $1(1, snd SPJ. Ths- cnUts muic be ae-n to
be aprre i4ted. Men's Uisters, or Storm Cat .n bla k. blue and fancy
Shetlauds, black and Chinchillas. American Iri.-h Frire.. Fancy ebaviota
and eussimere-. at $-1. $.1, und Z-C. No s.uli vai.ies in any ether' "tore in
the counly.
Viait our Hat department. Exclusive styles in nobby goods.
No house in this county can approach eiir prices ii" Underwear! We
bought in lrgr lots than any other codcern: we paid -.pot esh for every
thing we show. Can you wonder at our ability to undersell all cmpei
tion. " '
FEED MEYERS,
T II E T, E A D I N G CLOT II I E R.
1805, ESTABLISHED. IP 8 0
Special Invitation To The t'ublic
To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothing that gea ro Wailj
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OK
D. W. HAELEY.
It will !
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
WLo liave money to invet cxaininc the Ptock f tJoodi fr
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous t See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
! of irnitf anil Overcoats at th Wonderfully Lw Pricr!.
Hi? j ricef loove all Coiiij etitor? in the rear, se dn't fail
to give him a call if in need ti" Clothing
D. W. II A R L E Y
"MIFFL1NTOWN
IT IS A FAT WEl.l, KNOWN THAT W K HAYK
The Largest Stock
-OF-
11 A RD WAKE EN THE COUJNTY
Timldine' Hardware was never fn lo- now,
" A-
X4ri, KS, III-vKK) JaC.. C IlJialT. 11, 4vrr.it,
in fact cverv thin in the Hardware Lina im liiding ll.im Fnrnikhiiia; Cnwda
WALI, PAPKK, I$IifiIS, &c,
Are ow Sold t llolloiii Irir ljr
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO"
FALL AM) WINTER (.OOPS-
1 7iuld inform tbe public tbat 1 Iiav.
dow in my acw millinery atrre at nr place
of rriidMica on Water ntret, Mifflin'uwi,
ocond door from cororr of BrM? arrt,
if".:: gtock of F1IJ an1 Wint-r niillin'-y
foods, ail new, and of tb .aitut atylcs,
nd having employed flmt clas' milliDen"
lam propareil ta n;;ly thepui'.ic wiiL
everything found in a flrtclaa ruillitiM
I store, conn ar 1 examine my atock. I
! connidrr it no trouble to ahow good,
j MRS. Ml HI..
I Jf:irch 22-7,1 -v.
iic.i - 1.1 -.toiii ot uiree out 'i every
a 6f kt: mm r-r.-jrTAVi vwtq
r4 Avi wt-AUT. A- At. Ar,J,., I. Vr
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