SENtTnEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
ffKDXESVT. MAY 20. 1891.
- TERMS,
ascription, fl-50 per annum if paid
B . .1. 00 if not paid In advance.
"J f ".Zni advertisement inserted at 60
T,?r nch for each insertion.
ej,nt business notice in local col-
'1 ..... line for oach insertion.
num.
h the Tear, half or qaarter
to
SHORT LOCALS.
The Maryland peach crop is safe.
The Lav cr0P be a bllort one
Newport people have chills and
fever.
Oaions as r. diet are said to keep
off spasms-
jj.jntindon people will celebrate
tueAth of Ju.y.
gjiueone says this is the coldest
Jly in GO years
ffrauk Hiwk is sick with Brighta
.feiase of the kidneysj
Jacob Thomas buys sheen and
cattle for bhipuiant eastward
tv pai.imissioner FraDce Hower
haXhis utw barn raised on Monday
Bon C:iJy Hats at Ilollobaugh &
Sons! paid for at lOOcts on the dol
lar. Prhcre are about two hundred and
forty thousand peach trees in Juni
ata county
riluBV spring lambs ere shipped
fixTpj Juniata Inst week to the Fhilu
dtlphu market.!
The drilled oafs does best, proba
bly en account of being put down in
to' mfist grouud.
Ths Finest line of Suspenders at
Hoilobaugh .V ison's, paid for f.t 100
cts on the dollar.
Stru ok bv a bm ball, Mrs. Fran
cis Bruuku. of Ituadiug, was knocked
into contusions.
The Grand Encampment nf Penn
sylvania Odd Fellows is in session at
Lancaster this week.
Summer outing shirts, 24c cheaper
than locust pobis, at Meyers', wliole
si!e and retail clothier.
The Miv drought injured vegeta
tion but did vet affuct the springs
uf water to a gruat degree.
A J. l'attrson ia announced aa
curJing to l)nmocratic rules asacsa
iliilatc for Presiuent Judge.
jhaa day lunt week Thilo Tanna
hiker. Sr., caught a string of ten eels.
The largest weighed 2 poundZI
William Walker, colored, aged 1C2
yeais, the oldest man in Lancaster
county, died on the 14th of May.
Gents, fiue 4 ply linen collars at
5, cheaper than locust posts at Mcy
m', wholesale f.ud retail clothier.
The General Synod of the Luth
irai churrh in tlio Uuitod titans, is
in session at L'-banon, l'a., to day.
Black aad Eiua Cliovoit Suits, six
dollars and up, are retailed at Mey
ers', WhoUsu'.e utid Ketail Clothier
r"
diacb. growers believe 100,000
crates of peaches will be shipped out
bf Juniata eotiuty tbe coiuwg s.:i
8011J
V. A. Sponsler, Emci., of Bloorn-
fii-hl is announced as a Kopublican
c&tiJi iate for thu President; Judg-
suip.
Ollson Stewart in the service of
the railroad company at Pittsburg,
visited Lis mother in this place on
the 17th.
Ths dog tax last year in Perry Co.,
anwuuti'd to 15;'9.50. This year it
will amount to $1S82. BloomSeld
Allocate.
The v. ind in blowing from tho east
but Meyers is still selling everything
retail ait wholesale prices a saving of
15 par cent.
IOuh hundred wagors find four
Eusdred pco)'.o will be required to
gather the peach crop of Juniata
eounly this erJ
Prayor-inartiiigs were bald last
webk in counties along tha Northern
h-irjcr of Ponusyhrauia f ?r tho pur
posi of praying for rain.
Frosident Harrison, on his Lome
strttch of the 10,000 miios trip pass
ed through Utllin station about elev
en o'clock last Friday forenoon.
Five horse in a pasturo near Elk
fun, Md , wtire killed by a bolt of
lightning me day last week. Tbo
hf.:os wuioortued by Mai very Jones.
An immense line of crush hats,
worth 90 cents, in all tho new and I
popular shades. We retail at -ISc. j
at Hcveis', wholesale and retail cloth-!
ler.
Thre Italians who arrived
at
lork with throe pet bears re
rssolved to go back on the steamor
father than par duty on the perform
hears. viingerirn, a throe rear
veteran of the 4Dth Pa. In ft. Las just
"u auowea a tiensiou datin? from
He. 1.1. ,t-,v ., . . s
' ii'iougu the agency
n imam Fry of iiexicoJ
1 'owing with four horses to a plow
as reported by exchange papers
irom rrnry counties la-4 week The
itra tfam v.-as required on account
l"8 dryness of the ground
. iee wind blew the hat of a little
Rirl from hor head to the base of the
"ra pier of the river bridge on Sun
lay night. The hat was recovered
uy means of a boat sent from shore.
Mr. William namhn of Montic'ol
w, induua is visiting her parents,
f and Mr,. W. H. Knrtz of Wal-
riwnship. Mrs
Hamlin will re.
some time among
fcr
her friends
do not rretend to sell goods at
les than Wholesale prices. We
O6 no W goods to g.t rid of.
lf" Btock is all new and paid for at
1(J0 ct-Lti on the dollar.
iloLiCBAURH Si SON.
A barra
uarffani ,n . i - . A T T T
b ,f auts bought for Wholesale trade,
thV S'Z6B rua in'?ulrly. Among
Qem are pants worth $3. Thev all
S? u , We rfctail ' $1.25. iley
s, holcsale and Retail Clothier.
m. iienrv of Be&in iwni;n
has appointed John P. WcWillam'
assignee of his estate.
George Bartley salesman in Wolf
lt hardware establishment
at
Attoona visited his mother
friends in this place on the 17th.
and
JOn the night of the 10th insl, the
new-barn of Simon Stronp in Monroe
township was destroyed by fire. A
cow that had been tied in the stable
was let out, which is proof that the
building was 3et on fire. "l
Eight furnace compauyhouses, m
Lewistown were destroyed by fire
last Sabbath abuut non. The fire
is ueueveu to have originated from
ths kindling of a dinner fire. The
contents ot the home were nearly
u gonen out.
uood morning MR. WIND, doe3
your mother know you're out?
Where are all these people going?
Can you tell ? Yes to Hollobaugh &
Son's. I heard the boys all shout, it
bets the very BUGS how low they
sell and their goods are all paid for
at iuu cts on tne uoilar.
.Ifrs. Sabilla Wilhelm, of Wilson
street, Uliamsport, received a check
irom Washington for $2,744.30 pen
""'u mouej lor me aeatn oi a son in
the rebellion. Six hundred dollar
of the amount ha already been paid
for property. The old lady will alsa
get per month pension here
after.
1 he Huntingdon Journal tells the
tale that comes from almost every
point of the compas, thus: The
iai jners in iuig section are much an
noyed at the continued dry weather.
A great many of them have not had
mi oppori unity to do their spring
plowing.
Have you tried South American
Nervine the gem of tho century?
The great cure for Indigestion, Dys
pepsia ana iservousness. Warrant
ed the most wonderful Stomach and
Nerve Cure ever known. Trial bot
tles 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks &
Co., Druggist, MilHintown, Pa.
Nov. 14.
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.
'Mystic euro, for Itheumat b'u and
NeuraUda, radically cures in 1 to 3
days. Its action upon the sratem is
remarkable and mysterious. It re
moves at once the cause, and the dis
ease immediately disappear. The
first dose greatlv benefits. 75 cents.
Sold bv L. Banks A Co., Druggists,
Mifflintown. Feb. 18. '91. 4m.
Iu a prize contest, at chewing gum
in Philadelphia on tho evening of the
14th iu Arch Museum, a girl swallow
ed hsr false inolr teeth. She
swooned. When she was restored,
and the trouble was learned and a
doctor was sent for, who found the
teeth lodged in her throat in such a
way thut he had not much trouble in
getting thorn out.
Lewistown Gazette fish stories:
Tuesday, George Ulsh, caught a carp
in the cnal below the dam tUat
weighed eleven pound and a half.
A few days ago-Do'.f Shoop caught a
trout in the Yeagertown dam that
weighed two pounds and a half, and
about the same time John Gruber
seemed another in Licking creek that
weighed a pound and a half.
Iiistnf letters uncalled for remain
ing in th Post office at Mifflintown
Pa., for tha week ending May 10th,
1S31. IVrsons calling far mail in this
list will please say they are advertised.
One cetit will be charged for each
lettT advorticd. Letters: James
D. Boll, D. B. Fettercff, Rudie Yo
dcr. James McCauIey P. M.
F.ijgliah Spavin Liniment removes
all Hard. So.'t or Calloused Lumps
and Blomishos from horses, Blood
Spavin, .Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bone, Stifle, Sprains end Swollen
Throats, Coughs, it. Saave 50 by
ute of ooe bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemish Care ever
known. Sold by L. Banks A Co.,
Drngists, Mifllintowu. Nov. ' 13,
lSOlv.
base ball Feason was opened
on Saturday, in a vigorous gmp, be
tween the Duncanuon Harvey Fishers
and the Home clab. TLe game was
won by the Fishers, score 11 to 13.
The band was present and enlivened
the occasion withjits best music. Ths
only thing complained of by the
spectators was profanity that some
strangers on the ground indulged
i There ore several larce atones at
tho Patterson end of the river bridga
that were intended to be used in the
wiur wall of the bridge. Arrange
ments hail been made to that affect
by the old board of county coromi3-
Eioners about the time they retired
fioia ofiW last January. The new
board of oemmisniontre did not con
firm the bargain of the old board,
and that is why the stone piles re
main where they are.
. . '--J . . ..
Governor I'attison has vetoed the
road bill, because he says "it propos
es to distribute to some cf the dis
tricts of the State for a purely local
nuroose that of road-makinjr mon
eys which have been raised by taxa
tion upon all thecitiz"ns of the State.
Roads of townships only are to be
constructed and repaired by the aid
of State moneys, while those of muni
cipalities are to be provided for by
local taxation. This ia a discriniiua
tion wholly unwarranted by the Con
stitution. There are old stories that come
down from time out of date of peo
nle swallowinsr lizzirda, and at last
the actual swallowing of a lizzard
did tak place some days ago by Rob
ert Dippery of Lcwistowa, while
drinking from the spigot of a water
tank aloug the Selingrovo and Lew
istown railroad. A wise friand who
stood bye, said, "Bob, put your fin
ger down your throat. Bob, did so,
end brought up the lizzir 1 and oth
er contents of the stomach.
From tho Froeburg Courier:
Last Tuesday morning, Augustus
Springman, of Freeburg, had four
men brought beforo Squire Risbel,
charging them with having allowed
their cattle to tresspass on his lands
and damage crops. The case con
sumed considerable time, as the ex
aminer in chief was vary elaborate,;
and the cross-questioning rather spir
ited with lots of fighting clauses in
it. District Attorney Miller, who
had been employed by Mr. Sprisg
man became frightened and urged
Snnire Rislsel to cive a quick decis
ion in tho cases, there being too
may war-like flouriah
to engage in with his practice. The
men were fined five dollars each and
costs-
A Jersey snake story ia reported,
thus: The v.cinity of Jersey City has
been overrun with garUr snakes for
the past two weeks and it would
seem from the experience of a Mr.
Sherman that some of them had
grown very large and somewhat dan
gerous. Monday aftfe.-noon, May 11,
while going to the meadowa, he saw
what he thought to be a piece of stout
rope. He picked it up and found ;t
was a live snake. The snake 'twist-
cu useu about his leg and threw
him down. When he attompted to
rise, ho found himself confronted
witu tue open jaws of " the rptUa.
xi e seized it by the neck and shout
ed lor help. His cries were heard
by some railroad men, who came to
his assistance. They killed the
pnake, which measured 12 feet. Mr.
onennan was badly fnchtened and
somewhat bruised about the legs Jby
mo squeezing oi tue snake.
OOme mOnthR nnm n Tmrrm
Ashbury Green, raped Mrs. Tolson,
a respectaoie white woman nearCen
lervme, Xid. He was tried for the
crime last week and found rrniltv
Maryland laws make that crime pun
ishable by death or imprisonment
irom ih month to 21 "year ; at the
discretion of tha court. Th .Tnd
instead of sentensing him to bo hun"
sentenced him to 21 years imprison
ment. ua the morning of the 12th
mst., a party of 200 men forced their
way into the jail, took the negro ont
and hung him to a peach tree, and
fired a number of bullets into hi
body.
4 1 T. " 1 mt
auuiiui xnonne: xue managers
o: public balls have the habit of an
nountmg that do woman of doubtful
reputation will be admitted. We do
uuiuujeci iai iuu. xuc wny not go
a step iarinon w uy dircnmmate in
the lie of sax? Why not make their
announcements read that no person
of doubtful reputation will be admit-
e ir it impure women are not fit to
mingle with those who frequent pub
lic ball rooms, are not impure men
unfit also? There would be no fallsn
women, if there would be no licen
tious man. If the victim is to be
debarred, why not her betrayer alo?
Can it be that virtuous girls and wo
men, while unwilling to associate
with those of their own sex who have
gone wrong, have no objection to the
friendship of men who make it the
business of their lives to destroy in
nocence? Y think thisinvidioue dis
tinction against sinners should esasa.
Thtr is no sex in criioa.
'Isaac Kylor, a native of Markles
burg, was almost instantly killed at
Altoona ou Tuesday afternoon May
12. He was employed as a toamstar
and went with a wo-hora team to a
point near tbe round house for a
load of cinder. Ho drove in between
tho round house and somo car
which were standing there, but bo
fore he ha.l Erjtten outirelv in anoth-
' draft of cars coming down struck
the ones Bear the driver and team,
they were caught betwweon the cars
and round houne. Tha horses and
wagon was so badly crushed that
the horses were killed and the wasron
was all broken to piesss. The driver
had one leg torn oil near the thigh,
and died iu in a short time. He was
3'J years old and Itavss a wife and
t-.vo children. The fuuural will take
place here this afternoon."
Recently Jacob luilor, of Hares
Yalicy Huntingdon countv, aged 90
years, walked from his home to that
of a friend' n-ar Newton Hamilton,
ia one day, sorno eighteen or tweuty
miles, anil then waited down to hi
nepnew'u tho next day, nice mil?
Mules are ail right in their place,
but for racing whether for political
or other races, they in the long run
bring disaster. Hero ia a cae iu
point, which took placo some day
ago at Nowport- Arkansas. Peter
Smith of Fishor, a talion on tho
Cotton Bait Railway, 20 milea south
of Newport Las been in the habit of
riding a fast horse ahead of a pass
enger train on the track for about
half a mile to a crossing where he
would turn and laugh at tho train
mun an the train sped bv. His suc
cess in beating the train to the cross
ing on his horo ecci'urag'sd him to
try it with a mule. YesUrday he
mounted his mu!o, and a3 the train
started up, Peter set out ahead at a
full ga'lop. It soon became evident
that tho mule waa not swift enough
to reach the crossing in - tinis. Tbe
train contintted to ain ea him very
fast, (tad within half a d. z-n yards
of ths crossing, the mule stumbled
and fell. It rolled over tha rails, but
Smith was run jovcr by tho train.
ilia nead was cut on, bota loirs were
cut from his body aad scattered
along the road for some distance
That there are thieves young and
old finds au illustration ia the follow
ing from tbe Lewistown Gazette of
last week: Sunday eyening about
dunk Alt.' Allen left his homo at the
edge of the borough limits up the
pike and walked tlown to the bridge,
where he met Samuel Bsrryhill.
The two then went hick to Allen's.
When they arrived in the yard thy
saw a light up stairs, which reveal
that there was au intruder in tho
house, who secured an entrance
through a cellar window. After
waitirjg a whilo they saw William
Wagner, a boy about ton years old,
reining down ttairs with the light in
his hand and commence to mnka an
examination of tho lower part. Mr.
Allen cjuietry slipped in and captured
the boy while he was examining the
rooms. His pockels were searched,
but nothing was found on his person
but a pruning knife which had beea
taken from a pair of overalls hanging
in a closet. Althongh the light was
soen tip stairs and both gentlemen
saw the boy coming down he strenu
ously denied that he had been up
and when taken before Lis father
ha even desied that he was in the
house at alL At first Mr. Allen was
disposed to allow the boy to go un
punished, but this last being the
third time he was in the house and
he having stolen on a previous oc
casion from at least one other person
it was elecided it would be best to
have the boy arrested and he is now
in jail.
Lewistown Free Press: A young
man named Wagner broke into Al-
fred Allen's Louse, opposite the Ln-
theran cemetery, last Sunday eveninp,
but was caught while therein by 'tZ
All l t- tr r , V "ll
auou uu o. xi. xerrynoii, ana
languishes in Fort Isenberar:
now
xioon, al. xTippery, a graduate of
iDia omce, Dut now a brakeman on
S. & L,, while taking a drink of W4.
tnr nf f l.n T.,f,, ..... i .
nigni tast week, swallowed a lizzard
about one-and-a-half inches in length.
" oiico Became very sick when
one of the trainmen told him to run
his finger down hi throat and try to
vomit. This he did with the desired
result, and up came the lizzard. Rob.
says tnat while the ' undesirable oc
.MMui, -n m in ma imwaE xie lie vers
experienced such a "kicking" sensa
tion in his life, and that in the fu
ture Detore he drinks any mere w.
ter under sueh circumstances he will
ubjtct the lamt to a microscopical
Eays the Bloomfield Times: We
warn our business men and citizens
in general to be on alert for several
well dressed strangers, traveling in
a UUSSJ, who are working the "Him
Ham game. The plan on which
tbey operate is to offer ten dollars
bills in payment for small purchase,
-J 41 I. il. . . r. , '
tun iuou a& ua parties tney are
dealing with to take back the small
change and return the oriirinal note
and in this way make a confusion in
the ohange, and by the time thev are
done, they have swindled you out of
several dollar in change. To
us one of tha most disgusting sight
: 1 1 , l - . i .
m tue woria 11 tnat oi a youag mai
with healthy blood, broad shoulder
and a hundred and fifty pounds more
or lesa, oi good boiie and muscle,
standing witii his tands in his poek
et longing for help. We admit
that there are positions ia which th
most independent spirit may accept
oi BsiiHianca may, m tact, as a
choice of evil, desire it; but for
man who is ablo to help himself to
desire the help of others in the ac
complishment of hi plans of life, i
a positive proef that he has received
a moat unfortunate training or that
there is a leaven of moanesa in hi
composition that should make him
shudder. New Bloonifield ha about
half a dozen such healthy, robust.
young men. whom you eould not get
to work hardly, if there was a gold
mine in sight. Our farmer com
plain about scarcity of help, while
we hav lots of help right here in
our borough, and we beliove tho
citizens would make a donation to
soma farmer if he could succeed in
getting one of these young men to
work. The great disease with them
is Pure Lazziceas. Thieve
have agaia made their appearance
in town. Ooe night last week corn
wa stolen from the crib of F. Mor
timer, potatoes from Wm. Orr, and
everal other places have alsa been
visited. Wo understand the parties
known and reside in town. It
is said that Wm. n. Sponsler, Esq.,
will shortly be'dn excavating; for a
large fish pond on hi property south
oi town a most uitabl9 place for
tha purpose.
Reduced Rates via Penntylva
a la Railroad to Annual
Meeting ef ermun Ilnp
lilt Mt llugerst ovru,
.Met.
For th annual meeting of German
Baptists cf tho United States, to be
held at llagorstown, Md , May 28th
to June 5th, 1S91, the Pennylvaria
Railroad will sell sicursion tickets
from this territory at one fare fer
the round trip, tickat to be old
May 25th U Juno 5ch, rood, lo re
turn entil June 15th.
td
VTnliiut store Article.
S, D. Kauffman, storekeeper at
VTWtiut recently returned from the
city with a new stock of goods and
will sell at bottom prices. The fol
lowing articlos are on tho list of salo
ablts. Calico 5, 6, 7 and 8 conts,
sugars, brown, 4o.l: nearly white
5ct; eeft
G cents;
A,
5 Jo;
granulated
Fish,
Lake Hrrimr
$1.75 per quarter, Lake Shad $2 per
qiarter; White Fish, $1.75 per quar
ter, etc., etc. vail and see for your
self. "7 Mav C. 44.
i 1 J, id
Of Pr Ccd
Lirsr Qli and
&7F3F'K0Ff?5
cf Llmo &r.c2
Soda
It en.orse-J tad prKT:bJ by limllng
brslolanB boans both 11: Z Lir OU
and ii ffKphopit-o0 art tii rof nib
aeentsla vlieureof Comuwi. It U
b p&ia table as milt.
Sesif's Ensa!s;Q's S-:T,
i a C9ntrrful 'ievTt roivter. Ii in th
Itrt Mmed tor COMSJJKPTIOW,
Kcrofola, Zrccchi-tia, T7estis(r Eia
oases, Chronic Cough .n4 Colds.
Ask tor Soott's tmnloioa an4 tmk no oitxr.
MirrLI5T0WIt HAKKRTS:
MirfLiKiowa, Hay 0, 1891.
Batter 22
T.fga 12
nam 1
Should or, 7
Side,....
Lard 6
MIFFMKTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Whrat,
Corn in sir ,
Oitt
Rv
Cloveree4 . .
l.Oo
65
60
$4.eo
Timothy sacd $1.60
Flux seed 1 1,0
Braii 20 00
Ct-.or , 20
Krart 20 00
Ground A'.uir bait 1 20
Auiericaa Salt............. 80
FnTLADELi niA AfBKXTs, May lGtb,
1S91. Ponnsylvaniaa Wheat $1.13
to $1.18; Corn 71 to 79c; Oats 5Se;
SpriDg chickens 15 to 25c; Last years
chickens 11 to 12c; Butter 17 to 27c;
Eggs IGc; Sugars to 4.c; Potatoes
old"$l to $1.25; Southren new $2 to
$7.50 a barrel; Soutnrcn tomatoes
$1 to $1.50 a crate; Southren pess
41.25 to $1.50 hulf barrel; Hay $9 to
$13 a toil; Tangled straw $H a ton
& vVi) " .- 5 & 4 fill
A A
A New
sw
It bos been said the body of a human
being is renewed once in seven years,
but,8trange to say, any foreign substance
on it, such as pimplet, boiU, tumort,
concert, etc., remain. The reason la
that they are diseases and are fed and
kept alive by impure matter in the blood.
It will be seen at once that a cure enn
only be accomplished by purifying the
blood. This being done they die for
want of support. Many of the herbs to
be found in the vegetable kingdom pos
sess the power to so cleanse the blood,
and, when combined with certain vita
lizing chemicals are a power for good.
That Brown's Sursaparilia is sueh a com
bination none can doubt after reading
the following :
At all DniKgists I.OO.
DON'T take Something else
V. Ara Waelkn : Co., Folc
mmm s iarsaisarllla
1805, ESTABLISHED,
Special Invitation
To attend the Attractire Sale
from
THE IMMENSE ST0GK
OF
D. W. EARLBT.
It will bo
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS
Who have money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is trulv marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES
of Suits and Overcoats at tho Wonderfully Low Prices.
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, so don't fail
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. HARLEY
MIFFLINTOWN tV.
Joc$ this Catch Your Eycl
sw r-r'-' v:-?-fe
If so, get the whole of the
as valuable to you as to us.
WE HAVE STRUCK IT RICH,
and instead of hiding our candle
the whole world fhould know
IIARRISBURG make of Shoe?,
nentg. Aue uest o.uu men s
J uniata County. We have them, both Congress and Lace.
REMEMBER
a shoo is not complete without
free from tacks, nails or thread
the stocking
The Ilarrisburg
It will pay you to try them. For sale only at
G. W. HECK,
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE BOOT &
BRIDGE! STREET, MlFFLLVTOVN.gPA.
Also the largest itock of general foot-wear. Ladies' and
Misses' shoes in latest styles and
suited at Heck's, Bridge Street.
U"0.bi.iciy ciiisi. rsa of it
e TREES, SKSlSSS, VIXcS, &&
'r STEADY WCFM
"rVrfciTi; ii't ii I 2ry Fxv.n.. or Con-
- Vi 1 .- rW. mw a full Una nT .rio-
Tj3 W NQtlcs adapted to Pnnsrlvanla.
ri1 Th Cuisai icklr Ituui.
oci oust urrica. Write iamalinlriji jut term.
R. C. CHASE A CO., PHI LA., PA.
Woman.M
MrRiriES, Cox., May VS.
Brown's Sarssparilla is nnermaled a
a purifier, having used it in our own
family. Yours truly,
Asja Iticnuojcn,
35 Newton St., Merlden, Conn.
Ekvkri.v, Mass., March M89.
I will state to you that I have used
Brown's Sarsnpurilla and find it very
beneficial as a spring medicine, and
have Just commenced with it again this
spring, and most cordially recommend
it to all people having any disease of
the blood.
Mrs. Sarah C Stevens,
So. Stone f-t, Beverly, Mass.
Mr. George W. Llttlefleld of Orrlngton,
Maine, says:
"IT MAD3 A 5EW WOMAN OF Mr WIFE
Every woman'may hare new life and
vigor by uMtig Brown's Saraiparilla.
No Woman having Kidney trouble, ac
companied with those deep pains across
the back, drawing down pains, dixzlnesa,
restless sleep, etc, canexpect comfort in
thin life nntil the cause be removed.
This cause is disease of tt:a Kidneys,
and can only be reached thronph llrese
organs. Mrs.V. P. HerricU of tV: en burn.
Me., was so afflicted, and sought various
channels for help. Hearing of Brown's
8arsaparilla she tried it, bt';.n to rally
at once, and to-day enjoys good heaitii.
Browu'f tSarsaparilla Is peculiarly
adapted to Kidney Disease,
e bottles &r 8.00.
"Just as good," IT 13 NOT.
Prcpr.ctors,Bagcr, Me.
1889
To The lublie
of Clothing that
on
daily
is
story.
It is short and may be
under a bughel, are willing
it. We are now selling the
which the above cut repre
snoe ever put on tne market in
smooth, flexible inner soles.
that might hurt the feet or soil
Shoe is Complete.
SEOE MAS Df MIATA COUNTY,
all sizes. Everybody can be
IIOKETTGOLLEGE
.ofCOlVliyiERCE
TKE LEADING SCHOOL OF
OSIk'ESSSflOBTHMD
Sabscribo for tbe Siitijii ad BiriBU
Ci, a good papar.;
By Using
Id
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MEYERS'
Spring I Opening.
The flood gates have been opened hy Meyers, and mighty is ths
stream of Fine Spring Clothing that has been poured in the doors of the
Great Establishment. A secret of money making lies in the solution of
the problem of Judicious buying. This is aeeoni pished by beeuring re
liable goods at the very lowest prices. There is but one store in the ceun
ty where lowest prices for reliable goods rule, and this the majority of
people know is at Meyers'.
GENTLEMEN DON'T PUZZLE YOUR BRAINS,
About what you think you'd like in the nay of a Spring Suit. No need to
waste time thinking about it, if you'll come in cow and see our euit coun
ter piled higher than you can reach with everything that is new, and ev
erything that : stylish: you'll decide tbe matter very quickly, especially
wheuyou get our irresietably low price.
OUR S5. S6, 1ST, S8 cfc BIO SUITS,
are popular with tha people because these prices are such a any maa can
afford to pay. Low as these figures are th suits are in all patterns, shade,
and colors and you have hundreds of suits to choose from.
OUR $12, $15, BIG & $18 SUITS,
are marvels for the money. You have choice from suit in first-clas dom
estic and imported Cassimere, Corkscrew, Chevoits, Whipcords, Worst
eds, Diagonals, &c, in handsome and stylish broken plaid, stripes, checks,
mixtures, etc. Eachtuit is trimmed, made and finished in nu elegant man
ner, and are honestly worth from S3 to $7 more money. 'We know they
eannot be duplicated outside our store under $15 to $25.
Boys' & Children's SpringClotliing.
The very choisest styles, the very best good at the very lowest prices
Children's Suits from $1.25 to $G. Boys' uit from J2 50" to $7. Big
Boy Suits from 10 tu 18 yuars, $3 to $3- Boy's short pants, 25cts, 4Sct,
and C7cts. Beys' Long Pants GScts, 80ets. and $1.23. Knee Taut Suits,
Sizes, 4 to 15, fancy plaid, cheviots and striped cassimeres, worth at least
$5 at $2.50. Big Boys Magnificent Dress Suits, made and trimmed beau
tiful. You can save at leoM $3 on one of these snits.
OUR MAMMOTH II AT DEPARTMENT,
Leads them all for beat and low prices. Lots of sales and little profit
keep us humming right along. Men's Spring derbys, litest shapes and
styles, in black and light colors, from 98c to $3. We buy in large quanti
ties, cash down, I lint's whero we nail bargains every time, and that's how
we give everybody the benefit of the beet goods at the lowest possible prices.
IN GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
we have no rival. We carrv more stock than all stores in town combined.
The latest spring styles iu .eckwear, prices from lOcteto 50ot. Our 50o
unlaundried shirt cannot be bought elsewhere for less than 75c. Second
floor is devoted to our Trunk and Satchel Department. We buy them by
the car-load at manufacturing pricoe.and can ssve vou 25 per cent, l'rices
from $1.75 to $10.
A BAT & BALL GIVEN TO EVERY BOY'S SUIT, FREE.
FEED MEYERS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL CLOTHIER,
BRIDGE STREET,
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK,
OF J1IFFLI.1TOWS, PA.
WITH
BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually IU,
JOSKPn ROTHKO, prj(,,n.
T, J 5 WIN, rvAr.
fciasCTdft.
Tf i C, Pomoroy,
Jossph Rothroek,
Philip U. Kcpner,
Leais E. Atkin-
. "aruier,
Hatwrt K. Parci,
T. V. Irwia.
STecKoLx., 1
Philip M. Kepner, Annia V. SnC'Iey,
Joseph Rnthrock, J son M. Irwin,
'' E AtkiBsaa, R. E. Parker,
W. t. Pemeray, J. Urines Irwin,
Mary Kartr, Jererae N. Thornpsftn Jr
Jeha Hartzler. T. V. Irwin,
CnarlvtteSnrilar r . .
Jab il. Blair, Robert II. Patterson. I
rronnu, L.ari Licht,
Samuel 8. Rothiock.
ThreA anri Pnti n.t -.. i-1 . -1 1 .
. - . y... "i . inicR'Bl will D
paid on certrfeates of deposita.
fjan Z3, 1891 tf
I
I
Cohen & Brown,
Dealers in Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoe, Watches, Ac,
THOMPSONTOWN. PENN'A,
OUR SPRING STOCK,
of xMen'a Boys' and Children's Clothing and
CiESTS JI I USISIIITG GOODS
Complete and Heady for Inspection'
We ar pushing things lively here Everything to iU Cajincity.'.. It is a
tiiae of activity with us. Hat, Caps &. Gents Furnishing Goods.
Shoes, ladies' and Gcnls
Yon can aare S8J caots on every dollar by purchasing of na. Our ulrn is llanfo sals
and Small profits. COME AND BI CONVINCED.
FRANCISCUS HARDWARE & CO.
NOW OFFER
THE HANDSOMEST DESICKS
-iisr
WALL PAPER:
JiEW AM ATTRACTIVE STYIjKS
Samples Sent hy MaiL
Full Line of Builders and IIooBe Furnishing Hardware.
READY MIXED PAINT.
Oonsumptlon Surely Ourod.
To Ta Icnni:-Pmm Inform roar readers
tbat I Iuts a posiMra rrauJr (or tha 6oT ni!T,xl
d'satsa. Br Ma Mmslf tea UioBsaBds of bspsleu
sbm bsT tt pononenly earad. I sfa.ll ba glsd
to sand two bomlmnt mj remedy TSXK tour of
jour mdera wbs bmr. onsompMon if they will
aaad me their Erf reus and t. O. ad4nw. U)ct
taUj. X A. bitiCLil. M. C. lai tail iu. J. Y.
MIFFLINTOWN, I'ENNA-
HAVE YOU M05EYT0 DEPOSIT?
AllE YOU W BOIlllOUER'c
-CiLL AT
THE FIRST
WIFFLINIOWM, PA,
i'AID OS TIME CERTIFICATES,
Mciey kmi. at Icwest Bates!
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