"1 I r 11 SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN MIFFLINTOWN : tTHttESIUT. APRIL 22, 1891. TERMS, subscription, $1.60 per aonniJi if paid to advance? 2.W " not Pw ln d7a"c' Transient advertisements inserted at 60 aata per inch for each insertion. Transient business notices tn local col umn 10 eenU per line for each insertion. Dednctiena will be made to those desiring to advertise by the year, half or qnarttr V1- Republican Committee SlMt-ingr- MirruNTOWs, Ta., April 18th, 1891. Ia pursuant- of a cull of the Chair man of the Republican county com mittee of Juniata Co., tha several districts were represanted in the Or phans' Court Room in the Court Hu t 2 o'clock P. M., Saturday April 18tb, 1891, with Chairman C. F. Eapemcliade m the chair. On mo tion F. E. Meloy was elected Secre tary pro teiu. The following resolu tion " adopted. Resolvtd: That the Republican primary election of Juniata conty be held on Saturday June 8th, 1891. 1 he convention to be held on the follow Monday, in the Court House. So farther business appearing for consideration adjournment was order ed. Carl F. Espessohade, F. E. Meloy, Chairman. Secretary. o SHORT LOCALS. Lawver liarchfield has a new bouse Too many foreigners coming to America. The itafia is showing itself in Sbamokin. Tbo valley roads will soon be smooth aiid dujiy. Barks county farmers are planting many acres tw potatoes. If Italy should snd the American minister home what of it. Mrs. Heck and daughter Mary are home from a visit to Altoona. Squire C. B. Horning has built a kitchen to his dwelling houss. Lcwistown people Lave organized a village improvement Society. Solomon B'atdior bought a span of Milieu from Mn'oeok and Xlson. Brother Alison of the Herald ban been enrolled among the pensioners. Merchant Eapenaclinde, Sr , ia in the City Laying a new stock of goods. Minn Noll North ba returned from visiticg her uncle in 'Washington, 1). C. L. Banks Fasick ba gone to Yea gertown, Mifiliu county, to work at Lis tiade. Cut Ctuadt thirties four times rv ery year, for thioeyciirg and that will kill thom. From every part of the country comes the report: "Tho wheat in look ing fine." The balmy tuoon light nighU leads people to promenade on the rivr bridge. The Italian orgxn grinders sefm to havo disappeared with the Italian war question. Italy does not want t S.;ht fortlie criruiuals that wore shot and hung in New Crleu. Albort Ilacktt'ilierger nnd Philo Fannebaker, Jr., cttight 76 trout one day laiit week. The G. A. It. have repainted the house they obtained from Cyrus Morrison deceased. The Ferry county railroad carried 31,000 passengers last year, says tho Cloomfieid Fiuemiin. A warm warn tho beginning of last week started vegetation, and put gardeners to gardening. Tho n-,T judicial apportionment bill as it now ntauils lfava Terry and JiiDi'uta hs thoy now are. Mrs- W. E. McTurtrio of Hunt ingdon fell and l.ro!. aa ankle while descending a Ciht of uluirs. Henry K. lV'iTur, editor and j ro prietor of t be Carlisle Set tine.1, died on tfce 13th inst., aged G3 years. The Veteran S.ifikty of tho 49th Penna., Volunteers, will hold a re union in JlcVeytown o:t ilny 5 and 0". Mrs. John (Jriybill and ton, have returned from Washington, IX C. Hr. Uia bill is yet in the eapitu 1 city. A threr-vpr-old colt of Math. Itodg.ra, of Walker township, die-d of inilauiatioa of the bun lea last week. Mrs. VaMvy op of tho aged and lonar resident li- of the town, is horn, from a visit to Ler son in Al toooa. Take car-of your Bible Road in another column what fortun h the Rood lx,k brought in this world to a Chicago family. The fust white Republican meet ing vr held in the StaU of Sonth Carolina, wan hl in Charleston, last Friday, April 17. The bill te re-irubm-s ties for bridwi. awent ar K nun- y the ..o.mi ouj hM piHS0(1 both LoUHeg f two Ltigitilatuj-j,, nr!ey has rpr.tncked his stora witl. new clothirp. Ue is an experienced 7IU1." a Ton can bur from bim t satisfactory prices. ., T!'" EegisUture proposes to make tin intentional wrecking of a rail road trmn, whereby a person is killed, murder in the first degree. The men in tie Legislature who voted for the passage of tbo inquisi tional tax bill 216 will be elected to ay at home tho next timo. For Legislative position. Several acr pllIlted to mel()ns n the Jacob Vfeiser farm near Ma tontonja lock will be on of the at ractIon8 in tl)at 80ctiou of J the coming guasou. h.?.0llOl,r,,-,h & on iu rUson v ea fuUline of new clothing k-ct- W With rant M. . 0 . .. n of Juniata county. Drou in Lld learn fr. 1 J r " . iuk vnr 01 the President Harrison, and friends as they journeyed through the south ern Biaies, last week on their way to California, met with a hearty greet- 0 mcy Bioppoa. r..:: i pension nas been granted to Crawford Wileman, Cornelius Wetzler. Additional pension has been granted to Jacob Mnsstr euruugu me agency of William Fry. Itch on human and nomfl an3 o7 aniinala cured in 30 minutes by Wool i T t7 , J ajouou. ims never rails, ooia by U TUnVa .t, r r i -. . . " uKgibi, iiimintown. Noy. 13, AWtv, XT. The day "trout fish t " VMlftvAAn OA 1 In " i ; . . io nsn tb various streams in tno mountains bordering Junif county, i he catch numbered about 700 trout that day. Some one has discorarorl ior malting cement out of cinder, the . -. w i'. uvi wVUBr grouna into powder and mixed with lime. "What a bonr7a tho cinder pile along the river at Lewia town will prove to be, by-and-bv. The barn on tho Rohror farm in Tnscnrora township was deKtrore.l some nights ago. Tho tenant James Bnrd discovertd the firo Kr.nf. in o'clock T. M., but not in time to save all his stock. Three bpa 1 of cattle, allockof ducks, Imy and cram wiuuii impiiments were con sumed in the barn. The June flood 18S9 unearth rvl at the upper point of the island a number of hearths or fire placej of a pre -historic race. Th hsarths bad the appearancd of hnving-baen well mwoned. A considerable quintitr of burnt wood, charcoal wis'found ou the hearths, so says David "iLicken bercer who lives on the ialaud. Tho Hollidafburir Rerister savs: Our venei-ab'e townsman, Jame R Fattoi!, savs Iih sw tho lato miil ionairo showmmi. P. T. Bamuiu, in Pit.aburtr iu 1S3C, when Baruum wss truvtliDe in a one horsa waoa and had on exhibition Joieo Ilf ath, an old negro serv:'.: t who had served in the household of Ganer.il George W nsliington. Tha Lutherans aro hivb'v ploascd oyer tho iuformitiou receiyed from Pittsburg, which is to the elF-ct that II. C. Ilolloway, D. D., ha reconsid ered his declination vt tho Lintin ran charga in this placi and in Licking Creek va'ioy, and has detM-mirn.-d to accept tho cull and will preardi Ihe first tiruo as past'r on the first Sab bath in June. Advertised list of letters uncalled f jr remainintr m the Post Office, at MilHintowu. Fa., for the week end ing. April 20tli, 1331. Frs ns eall insr for mail in this Jiet plongj hiv they are advertised. Ou-s retit wi 1 be churgod for each lottn-advertised. Est tor-: John Rodger s, W.F. Blrhap, N. L. Rank, James I). Boll. Jann-s McCauley, P. 31. R'loiunatisiu CiiFwd in a D4V. 'Myfciic Lure," for Rhbumatiem and Neuralgia, radically curs in 1 to 3 d:irs. Its action up-ju the system ia renin rkable m l mysterious. It ro move! rt once the cause, and the din--aaa i;nmdiat)y uitfappcai'jt. The hrfifc doxn g-rn4tlr r-fpetits. 7j ct-nfB. Sold bv L. Ba.nki Co., DrugjJst, Mifllintowa. lob. 18, 'WI, 4:a, Englis'i Spavin Liniment r.uovrs all Ilird, So t or Calloused L'.imps i'n.l Blfniishes from hortRv. Blood Spaviu..Ciirbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring- .tili05, bpraius and hvroiM-i Thro.a:s, Co:ighf, Ac. Save $."3 by U'oofoa li.t:lj. Warn. Til o'l the most y.' jndeiful B'eraisri Cure known. Sold by L. Banks & Dra.'s'ists, Mitiliutown. Nev. cvur Co, 13, 1330 ly. The 4th, Annu-.l Meeting of the W. C. T. U., of Juniat 1 Co., will bo held in tha Lnthcran ciuir'di in Mif flintown, commencing on Wednesday i-veiiing at l o'cl :c'i anil t: h con tinued over Tha-sday, May 7ih. r.'so. The Stito Recr rding Sec, Mrs Olivo Pund-Ainies. '.vll! be in tho cunuty on Saturday, ..y '2v. 1, beginning tit Thor.ip'.'tTitown. rann? evening, a week of Ti.mpt-rance work. She is ex pooled to bo presc:it during tho Co veuli -i). llli.s. E. E. Vas For.s;.x, Co. r. i-. Pro. Hu rv Mujt-r, e.f R bei ab-v g, Centre county, Las compiled a com prehen-ivo history of thrf 3Ieycr fam ily. Ths first Ll'.-yer who emigrated to thij country fr :ii Gerujr.ny Bct lled ct Mr.clilbich, Lancaster, now Li ban tn county. lb had livo chil dren. The first Meyt-r who located in tho vicinity of Freeburg was Ji cob ?,It,vcr us earlv aa 1708, since which tim- tho Mayers or Moyeis have risiileil in this locality. TL volnii) of the Meyer genealogy com prises 131 pages, and i.3 a well writ ten liir.tory. On the 11th inst-, es-Mnyor of Sunbury, Northumberland county, and Geufcral G. "W. Storh, were ar rested charged with swearing 27 times and iiaed sixty three cruU per oalh or w'dh cost .'id in nil. Gonersl Stroh had a liv.snit in regard to the rent of a pieeo of ground before t!io same squiro, and got into contro versy with tho prosecutor at which time tho oaths were uttered. Mem oranda of the oaths wro mada liy Jacob B.irtholowniew who brought tho suit. It created much amuse ment and excitemont. The town eounoil advuitisesa spec ial election to be held on tha i2(Jth of May neft in order tt obtain the as sent of the electois of the town to in crease the inilebttidness of the bor ough, seven pur centum upoa th last preceding assessed valuation of the taxblrt property of the town for the purjwse of furnishing wter to the boroagh from a spring on Moy er ridge, lucre if. enouga water in Mover's spring daring the wet season of the vear to supply the town, but when tho dry times come when water is most needed, tho sup ply will not be tbera. As the dry time generally comes in the dull sea toi in town, perhaps the counsil contemnlnte hauling water into tho spring from tho river. David M. Davis, aged a) o it 4.0 years, of New York, was found did in his room at the Delaware House, corner Second and Tie streets, about 1 o'clock April 12th. Dath oc- curtd from suffocation, c.ucd ty escaping gas. Davis who appeared J llTi' "gistreTaT Aft 4 ,T 1 o.clock April 12. After the clerk had assigned P room to him he convsrsod for a few min ute" Y'th those present, then bid- d'.DCT 1 lit TV. 1 , . . ! . ij"oo.-i;igni was shown to rr1"' wa ft the rules of the hotel ,s to call all guests, not pre viously awakened, at 12 oelock. Xesterday noon, after knocking on DaTiss door for some time, and m""u from inside, the po.ter looked ijitD the room through . "1Wui anu Baw uavis in bed, apparently sleeping. He then call el the proprietor and clerk of the honsf. They forced the door open and found the room filled with gas. The police was notified and the bodT taken to the Morgue to await the Coroner's mcmest. A search of the deal man's clothes. wWh i, chair near tho bed, was made. The contents consisted of a chain alxmt fifteen dollars and a let ter addressed to Joseph Munroe. At lantic City, N. J. The letter daUd NewYoik, April 11th, began Dear Brother and was signed Isaiah Mun roe. It had nrobal Davis to mail and for?otten At. 11.0 hotel the opinion given as to tho death is that it was an accident, as tha gas had been enly half turned on, and tho victim had probably blown it out before retiring, and had fallen asleep before noticiucr the odor of tin escaping rras Pliiln.Ulra.;. Times. Bloomfield Times, last week: At an early hour, Tuesday Morning, fire 1 1 . . . ". . . . . .. . i uiscovhrea in uc. auope s build ing at Dry R un, Franklin countv, which m known as the Jow's f-tore. Dr. T. II. Walker, who was sleepincr i 1 one end of tho building mado tl a discovery and at once gave the alarm. The ilaitiPS spread with great ranidi ty, there being no moans at hand to check them, and the buildings bein of inflammable material. L Pierre; Hotel, owned by Dr. G. E. Stewart, Dr. Shopos store building, a now building, belonging to Dr. Stewart aad used aa a t:n-shop, Mrs. Snoop's residence, Jaiiis Kowles' barber shop ' and all tha f tabling connected with the Li Pierre Hotsl wt-re consumed The post olUce wis sive 1 viith d.fli culty. The dwelling houoo adjoin ing, occupied by JnniM liiwlcs" was ptrtia'ly f destroyed. Other build iug3 cautht fire teveral times, but wet e 1 xtinguisbud bef oro scr:oas ddu.- age vra done. Thrt losi falls moit hs-avilv up ni Dr. Stewart. Erory buildin : he owned in Dry Ran was destroyed. Tha amount of insurants is not known. Some of tbo other Insert, aro pirtially insured ia the Pith Val ley jlutual. It i s.iid that a horiso owned by Mr. L. -M. lliair of bbippensburg, is the only building Jpft standing in the bloc't OuTWdav a week a house belonging t ) John W. Sai th a short d stance from Lovsvil e, was destroyed hy fire. Mr. uSniitu had just, began moving his fpruilurn into tho bom) and was expecting thr bal ance nrxt day. He had gone to town when tho fire broko cut, but the nc'gabors saved msst of the poi son ai property in t'i house. iJr. bwartz of iiirysviilc, was in Hurrirbiirg, 'Tuasdny evening, and when Le was ready to go home bo boarded Oyster Kxprt-83 made hi;a Ht-lf C':ifortab'.e on the rusliion seat and fell as'ep. When the conduct or callud cut Duucarnon, haawaken ed'and adghted eight ;uilia wst of his homo. Ha was obl'gcd to walk to Marypville and ap2ieared to take tha whol.j thing as a good joke. On Wednesday of last week, about 11 o'clock, the barn of Austin Lane's of Duucanr.on, together with a cow an 1 sovcral other urticles werj burn ed. It is supiosed that a tramp who had biu in that neighborhood set it on fire. The b.rn of Dr. Shearer, which adjoins it came near burning, but with the assistance of Lis neigh bors and the employees of tho Iron Works it was saved. Tho con tract for the new brick (school jhonse to be eroclf.d in Perry Valley, in place c;f the old school house, known p.s C juUci's No. 2, was award 3 J lo J. 1l m-Lttiiborgor, at Ilia lulling on Salurd.-.y fjr -I'GSo, he having been the lowest bidder. Tho old Windy lliil school houf-o, taut advcriis ed tfi ba B'dd va i advertised by J. K. iVe.i ti nb- rger fr $20, and tho old farnitura t Wm. L-nd.say for $i, 7o. The o';d Co.iltar's school liousa was bought by F. F. Cothel for 50, tl.o lurr.itnre to M. L. Edenmey er for i U 30, a id the old cutbuud lcg by Frederic!: ShasfTar for f 1.50. From t e Bloomfiold Advwcatt: David Bo.ver and Win. Simtatrs, of this phicn. and I. M Etter of New port ou Thursday lasr, ktarUd from Bloomfiaid with 0 jf head tf hoists and mults for Itai;oa Viriijis. They r.ro traveling gypsy fashion. Center township aus; tpiito a curiosity in a turloy Lcii, tho prop erty of Mrs-. Ssii-ah J. Rehlusser, wLiuh has laid f jur egi;s in three days. Mrs. SuliluKeer and Lcr ha, - band positively assert that tha laid r.n egg t n Friday, which reinovi-d. and oa Saturday tha ban was hvn the being w&tcbod clobeiv, so that would not steal away, laid two ergF, and 011 Sunday she laid the 4'h egg. No other turkeys aru nearer than 1 ro do from the noma of thi3 wonder ful fowl tuid tlo owners arc sarj this hea accomplished this ft at. Mr. Thomas Stoait Center Twp., lately received a letter from his s..n living at Verdi, Ottawa county, Knn. The yonug man is the owner of 1G0 acres of land and personal property to the amount of 000. Last year his corn and whcr.t c-op failed, and he raised bat 70 bushels of outs, 15 buxhuls of potatoes and 200 bushels of turnips llo lo.it ?203 dollars on hogs getting on 13- throe cunts per pound for iork after feeding them 0o eeut corn. He Ltul 00 bushels of corn tivcr from the year before. This year he hes CO acres- cf wheat sowed and will sow 15 acres of oat;, and will plnt 40 or 50 acres of corn, and a ouplo of acre of polatots. If the coining season is favorable hew: 1 be all rigut again. What looks like an uiteir.pt r.t j-il delivery was dibcovered - last Friday morning. Mr. Andrew Clour cr on thf t morn ing found u phito.l rop with a hook ed stovj l.f U r lha whole about d fwot in length lyicg in tho alley ;iug iu jail Offii. 10 .JlMge Jantia a Biao:o. j. he rope was loosely phutod and broke with too tho weight of the individual attempting to scale the w all. The rope waa made out of a new blanket which had been tora in strips and pla ted. Certain interested parties from a neighboring town.we are informed, called to see one ef the youthful bur glars rather late on Thursday night and insisted upon talking to him alone. Sheriff Ritterrcfaaed tbiB le qucst in part, preferring to have them speak in his presence. It is supposed these individuals wore ac complices. Whose weight broka the rope or who attempted to scale the wall, has not yet been rtvealo.', but the broken rope in the alley looks ispioious. The prironers, who ha uf rotoiore naa access to the yard, both day and night since the event have baen confined to tha jail at night. Mcsical Collkgk. The 89th ses siou opens Monday, May 4th, for Young Lad io s ia Vecal and Instru mental Mnsic. Address, for circular, F. C. Mover, Freeburgh, Pa. Feb. 18 to May 4. Washington St. Grocery. The following aro some of the ar ticles for sals at Adams store: York Lime, oranges, bananas, lemons, toll ed oats, coeoanat, canned goods, mackeral, cod fish, coffee croon and roasted, sugar, dates, breakfast co coa, syrups, salt, tobacco, cigars, cafcep, peanuts, tinware, confection ary and stationary. Notice to Merchant. Iu connection with cur lare Re tail Department wo have opened a Wholesale Department with an Ex perii-nce of lf years iu the clothing busii-c.-s aad ly closo ttudv of the same, we hope tarn ika our Wholesale Department a success. Wo bought our stoc'-c from Anbteru Shopoincr Houses 1 a ia down and areennablod te s -II you goods 15 percent, lower than anv Citv Wholesale Houao. Juniata County nueds nnvr industries and whou started the Lall will roll. We bore you will giya us a liberal ehare of your -Patronago and with your help we are saro wa can msko the pamo a mcccss. I remain yours Truly. Ffed Msiik-', CiOthifl at Wholbsalo t Retail Bridge street, MiilLntowr, Yt . -. - Tiic I'ennsy 1 vunla ftallroad's UouLtlo Lines to Atlantic City. A Srruio Summsr Si-nsnuLB. The coming summer promisoa to be a most notable one for sea shore trav.il. Etiffairemeuts alreadr made in advance for hotel accommodations at Atlantic City aud inquiries receiv- e 1 indxata the widespread popular ity of this great resort. N-jver before in thi history of the City by the Sa hov the railroad facilities been so .erfjet as they will be over the Pennsylvania's Soa-Shcro Lines. Arrangements Imvo been perfected ny which this popular route will ccnsolidate its two railaoads (the Wii;t Jersey and Catnduu nnd Allan tic) between Philads'phi 1 and Allan lie City, so or to be o pore ted on tho plan of a doable track. This, mode of niauageraerd wd! greatly facilitate the handling of tha enorino'.n pas senger traiiic, and will present the safest and most novel fyttim of dou blo liaes in the country. Tbo schedule of trains wi 1 I e greatly improved over that of previ ous years, both in tho number of trains, their eqnrpmnt, and epeed. A largo number of trains will run on a time-table best adjusted tn the needs of the public. They will bo equipped with comfortable and band some new pasponger coaches aud at tractive parlor cars drawn by the Pennsylvoiii" Standard hard-coal burning locomotives. Tho majority c f tho trains w ill mnke the run in each direction ia eight minutes, thus reducing tho tiina of transit to the minimum consistent with safety and qood mnag"meLt. Rin.si: T'alls. On 'die 9th List., by Rov E. E. Bony, Hugh C- RhiL ar.d Kitty 11. Wxils, both of Lcl:- Hovnt Rhoapis. Oa the Oth init., in Huntingdon, by RJV. D. K. Freeman, I). D., George L. Howcr, E-vi.,of this p'aco, and Sadis Rhoadcs, of Hr.uintlstcy.-E, l).:ur.hin county. I hC.1L. A D34IKI3TE.VTU1X KOTICK. EsUlt of MXRTIS BRVD iKER, Jc'd. Wheras I.elUrs of AdininUtrjttioa ea tha estato ofitartia Briitaar, lato of Fayvtta tojTLsbijj, drcoaiod, fcirini; Imsa rante4 to tlie uniorsijm'd, all rton imlcfetud to nU ratite, aro rcjuoit'd tr make irjimnd- ia! psymsot, and thoao haviaji claiiui will plaasn praisnt thm w-tlir.nt delay to BARBARA CKUKAKEK, Mmint, otnx, MaAlistnmvilie, Juuitti Couuty, pa. April lt, 1891. V t r r l.ITfTOT- X . U A KK KTR. KirrLixiows, April 22, 1891. frttr ... Ere Hum Shonldor, Side. Laid 22 12 10 7 0 0 MIKFXIJJTOW-V GSAIN MARKKT. Wheat, . .... V'ern in ear.., Oxtn, Kyo. ..... .. ClovorROert. .. Tibiothy wi Flu axsd . . ., r.ran 1. 00 60 fiO 6' M.00 S 1 .50 1 CO 20 00 1 20 00 1 20 80 i.a..c.p Storm .., Griuud Aluta Sj.Ut., Anierioaa Sait.... Philapkuhia ?Jabket.s April ISth Wheat 1.20 to $1.22; Corn 82c; Oats G3 to G3; Sugars 4 to 4'c; ( ljvornecd 7 to fcV; Flour 3.50 to ?G.10; live H0nr$1.751b; Butter 20 to 2'3c; Eggs 14c; Live chickors 7 to 13c lb; Pota toes 00 to $1.40 a bus. Ciuca.k), Atril 17. Cattle Re ceipts', 8CC0, steers 8fl.3o for a tfp pr e ; S3. 40a5.'Jd for otheis; ttock e r, 52 boa-l 43; Tesans, 2; cow.? a:;d heifeiv, Sl.COao. Ho;s Re?eip!s 1S000, rough uud common. 2-ln4 70: paiker;-,?-1.80aj.20; p-.ime heyy mid butchers weights, ?o.2aa5.45: light, $Ga5.2C; skip and pigs, $ad 75. Sheep Receipts, SOOOJhead, market active irregular; Westerns, $5.G0a6; Lambs, $6aC90. HAVE YOU MOMEY TO DEPOSIT? ARE YOU JA BORROWER I -CALL AT- THE FIRST ailKFLINXOHfN, FA. FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES, Money Loaned at Lowest Bates. 0!!R0HI0 GOSiGH NOIV! For If yon An nnt It may beoomo con np!. ..r CWijrK,M,,o,, &rrt,fitl. -"-rt JUi.il if ,j nn.l UMtin,j JW4, Uioro ia uiliiug liaj ' Of Tnro Cod Liyor Oil and HYFOPHOSPHITES r Xiimo and SoJn it IB a'most iw pal.itnliln as milk. Far bettor ili.m oihft aoalloa Bmulalona, 1 soil's Emolsion There are poor Imitations. Got the yenutnti 1 esLd iu kiar a Uocs this Catch Tour Etjc l If fo, get tlio whole of the story. It ia short and may be as valuable to you as to us. WE HAVE STRUCK IT RICH, and instead of hiding our candle under a bushel, the whole world rhould know it. We are now IIARRISBUKG make of Shoe?, which the above eents. The beet 83.00 niDn's shoe ever cut on the Juniata County. We have them, both Congress and Lace. REMEMBER a shoo is not complete without smooth, flexible inner soles, free from tscks, nails or thread that might hurt the feet or soil the stocking The Ifurrisburg ghoo is Complete. It will pay you to try them. For sale only at is. w. OEY EXCLUSIVE BOOT & BRIDGE; STRlET, Also the largest stock cf Misses shoos in latest styles nnd suited at Heck's, Bridge street. ERANOISCUS HARDWARE & CO. NOW OFFER THE HANDSOMEST DESIGNS WALL PAPER: IV EW AIVI ATTI.ACTIVJE STYLES, Samjrtcs Sent by Mail Full Line of Cuildera and House Furnishing Hardware. READY MIXED PAINT.' every ft fit Eft PROOF rHAi 5 J '4 H VflSiSs" s 'illll ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF CQLLAft Hi THE MARKET. c lklYZrr .. Warranll the bnl 'tVJVk tor." f'C'I'P"' and aiost i 7.fVv.; nr inirinnlor tn tbi -X An A- 3. PAHQUHAR CO. t AI'I'ITIS,, V YORK, PA. BZHD FOR tAKOE ILLUSTBATEO CATALOUt Consumption Surely Cured. To Tn EotToa: PleaM Inform your readers that 1 bam a poaitiTs remedy tor the above-niraed dleeaao. Br in timely n ttioQAnds of hopeless asm hare been penoanuitly oared. I shan be glad to send two bottles cf my remedy FaVBE to auy of your readers who bare consumption if tbey will end me their Exprees sod P. O. addrrsa. Beepeot. a. m. oiAAJUOL. u. u.. lat read Sc. M. I. JUNIATA VALLEY BANK, OFMIFFLnTOWII, PA. WITH BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL. Stockholders Individually Liable. JOSKPU ROTH ROCK. Prt,x4tt. T. VAN IRWIif, Cuhier. DiaSCTOBS. VT. C. Pomeroy, John Hertaler, Kbrt K. Parker, T. V. Irrfiu. Joseph Rotbrok, Philip M. Kepner, Louis S. Atkinson, STOCKQLEES I Philip U. Kepner, Annie M. Shdloy, Joseph Retlirock, Jane H. Irwin, L. E. Atkiusea, R. E. Parker, W. C. liruery, J. Jrwiu, Mary Kurtr., Jorome K. Thompsoai, Jr Joha Usrtzler. T. V. Irwin, harlstloSnyder, Josiah L. Barton, Joha it. Bis Robert H. Patterson, K. M. V. I'ennell, Samael t. Kollnock Levi Light, Three and Four per cent, interest will ba yaiu uu ci-riuicaicg oi aeptj.sile. fjan 18S1 tl Peinsyiyatia Ayrleuliaial "ScrSs, TerS, Tu. LarusUax's Msadjrd (.sfiaes aad tw Killn. . SMI fc'' Ottalofue. Pnt.l4. m. yrfEYVri JL sum. ui;uii. nihm Address i. C VABCCUAB A SOS. sua. Fa, are willing Felling the cut repre- market m lima, SHOE HAN IN JiJMTA COUSTI, MIFFLLT0W, PA. general foot-wear. Ladies' and all sizes. Everybody can be iisr- buLUii 0 CU can nn KLir;D c:; BEAR3 T:il3 IaARIC TRADE f . I I p H h H tti I.-? MEYERS' Spring- Opening". The flood fixates hav been opeco J hj Meyers, and niiLty 13 tha stream cf Fine Spring Clothing tbat Las been poured in the doors of the Great Establishment. A secret of money making lies in tho solution of the croblem of Jmlii-imia Vmvinrr Tlo' o.nn.i.vi.,l i. bab, goods at the very lowest prices. There is but ono store in the cun ty vhere lowest prices for reliable goods rule, and this the majority of l,wl"o vr ut aj.ejers . GENTLEMEN, DONT PUZZLE YOUR BRAINS, About ishat you thik you'd like in tho way of a Spring Suit. No need to waste time thinking about it, if you'll come in now and see our suit coun ters piled higher than you can roach with everything that is new, and ey trything that :s stylish; you'll decide the matter very quickly, especially whin yon get our irresistably lo priceu. OUR So, SG, S7, S8 fc SIO SUITS, are popular with tha people bocause theso prices are such as any man can afford to pay. Low as thoso figures are the suits are in all patterns, shades, and colors and you have hundreds of suits to choose from. OUR $12, 615, 616 & 618 SUITS, are znaryels for tbe money. You have choice from suits in firbt-clas dom estic and imporiod Cnss:taeres, Corkscrews, Chevoits, Whipcords, Worst eds, Diagonal!;, Sec, in handsome and stylish broken plaids, stripes, checks, mixtures, etc. Each'cuit is trimmtd, mado and finished in an elegant man ner, and are honestly worth frcni $3 to $7 more money. We know lhy eannot ba duplicated outsido our Etore under $15 to $25. Boys' & Children's Spring Clothing. The very choicest styles, tho ycry best goods at tbo very lowest prices Childran's Suits from S1.25 to ?C. Hoys' suits from $2 50 to $7. Big Boys Suits from 10 to IS years, $3 to $9- Boy's short pants, 25Vt.s 18et. and C7cts. Boys' Long Pants 68cts, SOcte. and $1.23. Knee Pant Suits, Sizes, 4 to 15, fancy plaids, cheviots and striped cassinierts, worth at least $5 at 2.50. Big Boys Magnificent Droes Suits, made and trimmed beau tiful. Yon can save at ksst if 3 on ono of these 6nits. OUR MAMMOTH II AT DEPARTMENT, Leads them all for bet and low prices. keep us humming right alontr. Men's styles, in black and light colors, from 98c ta $ 3. Yv'o buy in large quanti ties, cash down, that's where we nail bargains every timo, aud that's how we givo everybody tho bentCfc of the beet goods at the lowest possible prices. IN GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS wc have no rival. We carry more stock than all stores in town combined. The latest spring styles in jXcckwtar, prices from lOctsto COcts. Our 50o unlaundried shirt cannot be bought elsewhcro fer less than 75c. Sarond floor is devoted to our Trunk a-d Satchel Department. We buy them by me car-ioaa at manuiaciunng pnces.and can esvo vou 25 per cert. Prices from SI. 75 to flO. A DAT & BALL GIVEN TO EVERY BOY'S SUIT, FREE. FERD MEYERS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL CLOTHIER. UR1LGE STREET, 18G5, ESTABLISHED. 1S89 Special Invitation To attend the Attractive Sala of from THE IMMENSE STCGK OF D. W. HARLEY. It wiil TO THE ADVANTAGE Who have money to invest to MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN It is truly marvelous to See THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES of Suits and Overcoats at tho Wonderfully Low Trices. His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fail to give him a call if in need of Clothing D. W. HARLEY GRAND OPENING OX SATURDAY, APRIL WTH, L THE NEW TIIO.MPSO.V BUILDING, THOMPSON'TOWX, PEXNA, Will le optned a full Line of FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, AND HaU, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Gents' Furnishiug Goods, Jcwerly, See., Sic, 6rct which will be sold at surprisingly low prices. VOU CAN SAVE THIRTY THREE AND A THIRD CENTS on every Dollar by purcbasing of us. Our aim is large gales at email prof its. Come and It convinced. Oohen & Brown. FALL AND WINTER CCCES- I would inform tbe public that I hav now in my new millinery etore at my place of residence on Water street, llilHiDtown, second door from corner of Bridge street, a fall stock of Kail and Winter millinery (roods, all new, and of tho latest styles, an J baring employed firt class milliners lam reparett ta supply tbapublic witb everything found in a Crstclass miluncr storo, corns and examina icy stock. I consider it no trouble to show goods. MBS. EE1HL. Maxell U2-b7,l.y. Lots of sales and little profits Sprimr derbvs. latest sIiiidos and UIFFLLVTOWX, PENNA- Wo lite Public Clothing that gees on duly bo OF ALL BUYERS2 examine the Stock of Cooda for WAITED achats 10.b01.1c11 kir.e rcu rs A TREES, SHRUBS, VISES, U. Llv STEADV VORK V-r - . Vo H . , I., 4iul !.!,. a1..u m wa uva w. Lf (uutisu ,uuo aiTDi or Com- reU. :-'T-ti,J Cck!rs oieklf larrf. utiM aumit orncn. Write tmrn-ftvUtH for tsrms. C. CHASE & CO.; PHILA.a, PA 7 i v-c
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers